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,r's passage, and 201. foe thatlfflter Mama Li the Ober item *all for Costous-lionairfee• paid on. l n ding, of her Ladyship's Isiggake. fie re by . De veral respectable witcOsiits, th at the IA c harge for a pers on su the s p here of 1 , 1 . 4 . o r Defendant, Was 50 guineas. and half that sum her servant : when he proved this.,, vent a id be entitled to a verdict: the D.fen aut. kart paid some money into Court. Captain Richard Flint deposed. that the o..inal was tiny guineas. and fur u servant thirty rives. Dii his cro m-examiliation, he slid he had never received thirty guineas for the passage of a servant, hut he had 25 for General . Harcourt's (the ( in vernor of tit. Croix's) servant, from that island to the port of London. Captain Felon deposed, that he was in the ship that took the Defendant out; he understood she r.d 60 1 . for her p assa g e ; he corroborated the e ther witness as to the general rate ; but lie never saw such sums paid. Captain Flutchinscin„ an officer in the custom., D that the Platitiff paid 101. 12.. 6d. dutitas on t h e Defendant's baggage. Me. s e giaster, Couu'el for the Defendant , s t s ted, that hot client, Mrs. Cranstown, ought to feel mach ottlihsel to his Learned Friend Mr. 6,r -we f or haring dignified her. She was not a Lady, sithrittich the wittier of Lord CfanilJWll. The Jury would, n o doubt, be surprised to find, after what they had hyor.l, that there was an actual eth er Jet rich the I'l burin' to pay hint 401. for the peferalaut's sad ber tt...rvaiit's passage. It. W.le lAA Cranstoainailio made the agreement. He held Whit hand a deposition to that effi et, taken in the island; that three seeks before the vessel sailed, he met the Miriam' the wharf, and told him he waited a passage fur his mother to Loedon, and asked "014 he would charge t The Plaintiff an swered 401. His Lordship said, there was a 'cream to accompany her. Thus Plaiatiflinquired what ace he wan? sod he being ioftwined that he was a sin Al boy,he en t ewe will rut hies in; we will not say n word about him." The Noble Lord then closest with the Plaiiitilf ii proposition, mid considered it a vol il one. The Defendant had paid 50 guineas into Court, which covered the passage-inouey 40k. cull ' the •chlrge of pe. les. Si. for duvet; which would es. tile the Defeadaut to a verdict. The answers to the interrogatories put to the Ei g ht Hon. Lard Crastato.va were then read by Mr. Lorne. ~t i Mr. GARROW replied, and said, that he had every respect for the (snide Lord ; bat he •wsitet Imes that he had mistaken a niece conversation ftwean alrreineut. It would he an insult to his Lowlehid that his mother (who he now u n der s tood to„ do .,bi, . 1 learned friend was not a laily),atimild pay,lwas• fee I her passage than a tradrsmass'a wife. ~ .t ; ; Lard ELLUN 'GROUCH Obs , fired, that the revs tar price of partalge had not been proved ; and if tht -! Jury bettered the ilt-nositione of Lord Cron/owe, they mast give a realict for the Drfendaut. . •' Tne Jury were consulting for a short time. when I A ?it Ettessotouoa said, •.6,niletnea, if vim do not believe Lord Cranstown has been aullty•.of perjury, the Defendant ii entitled to your rend - et." The Jury no iiediately returned a verdict for the Di imulaut. OLD BAILEt, Jut 23. BURGLARY AND ROBRERY. 1 • George Towers Will isdieted for berglariously entering the house of Pierce liryen, Hog, No. 44. htlauellester-nreet, Manicheater-Ks:ware, slid fele. piously stealing i herein too gold watch.', one gold chain, two gold seals, twp gold sorlf-boxes, ti Fee 3-Kuit.el pieces, two pieces el foreign gold, ~ , : lediloidsle-jors, slid a 'minty of other the p.operty of the said Pleree! aryell. A iiinsond moot sts'e.l, that the Prisoner. bong in 'the lion in, anal hsring stolen the praisedy spec.fierl. had hrokeu cur thrr..of. A third 'moot alleged. that the Pr.,wier hid toinoion ass-. 0 lted the said Pierce B . ryro, put him in fear of hi. life, and Wien hoes persoo, will, and will s t his con. setit, a gold asteh, china lied seals. and 351. in b"idt "tel. tacit of these collet* described a ca. pool 'attic,. Mr. Swam& stated the ease. Mr. KNAPP &Nilo' the circumstances as given in evidence. Pi e r " OrYrii. Esq. was then called. He wr• so itifirin, in consequence of the wound which lie had received in his kg nu the slight of the rubbery, as to render it neersimey to carry him into Court. Being ,rated at the table. he gave his evidence as follows Un the night of the tith i.f May Inst. he was sa tiag readiag h, the limit parlour. at hi' house, 54, Ma , ichester-street : none of his family were at home; he niece had gone out in his carriage. about half pest mite o'clock ; the coaehman arid footman were with her; the maid servants were also out. About a quarter before 12 o'clock be heard the lock ei th. parlour door toiled very gently : the Joor we Poe m (I. and a man presence I himself : witness I.inked at him steadily ; he did not say a word, but mad e a grunting noise, and pointed to witor,s he """vrd abide, and made a similar - noise : being then twat ihe bit k parlour, he pointed to it; be dim seized witness by the baud, and dragged him 'on the parlour: witness made some opposition. and leaned he whole weight u p ou a card-table :in the itruggte he fell, soil the table fell on him, by which lie thigh was much cut. While thus encum -1"1,1 by the table and a box of papers which had leen placed no it, but which had got between his I V , . he received a blow which laid him on his lack on the floor: the robber then thrust his two had, at once into his pockets; in his left pocket 1 K huh one hundred pounds in notes which be hot received at the house of Mr. Arstmbuo. the Merchant; in Ins right •toc, ket he had depolls'ed Acs pocket-Book :he could not exactly say what trite were in it. Haring rifled these pockets. thel4 ittet took th e k ey o f so i ron chest. w h ic h WWI in th.hirk parlour, from his side pocket: he then, sub the greatest ease, unlocked the cheat. dud l'r° - traded to Ott it with one hand. while, with the ether, he kept fast hold of witness's arm. Witness ante. embarroesed by the card table and wet. a ct to free himself. and seal, ° I !en, to act Joan." The robber made no answer, fat le verated the grunting no i se . Wit nree th ew t"Pt a f w steps towards the door. when the robber , Penal 1 lin o threw hitaielf ou top of Mlle and Slite hint a violent blow with hi!. Ala on the te:nple. him very notch : the robber then look . - up' tite ca•ldle, wrist into the front .parlour, mod 1040 hitu up in tit, hack parlour : the Cdfldie be thrift 'garnet the wainscot, which was scorched a little, but the melting: of the t4liew extiuguished it : the Prisoner bed 1 - )eeis his servant '►or aCout R x ... ...._ ........... ____ . I. months. Whew the robbery was ccommitted, Ile had !eft his service about three mouths. :rue face of the robber ww. covered with crape, end looked somewhat hroadr than that of Pri.ooPr : the l'ri - ruler itLo looked soolefilio- thioutr than the nun who robbed bin ; but from 14ii leight. his Incanner, and the general contour of his person, be verily be lieved the Pr,. 'nee to h ave beeu the depredator. Mr. GURNEY, for Or!. Poisoner, raked the wit ness whether this belief originated in any informa tion he might 114110 sittisegiiently receireelt—Wit nese ausweretl that it did nut. Biggr, seer itit to Mrs. Pierce, who lived next door to Mr. Bryen, depiand, that, en the night of the rubbery, in consegneuci• of the alarm of murder given by Mr. Bryen, he had, v ttb the arlistance of a ladder, retied the wall, and got into Mr. Bryell'a house, with Mr. Dwice, an attorney, who lives in Manebeater-street, and a watchman : after come difficulty, he got into the front parlour ; he then unlocked the back parlour, and found Mr. Bryen in a moat deplorable state, entirely covered *jilt blond. . . . blr. Dance, who entered the house with last wit ness, corroborated los testimony. Dent, foot: nail to Mr. Brvett, slepo-e 1, tha:, at nine o'clock on the night of toe robbery, he I atteuded Miss Bryen, with his master's. carriage ; lie was the la.t person who left the ivitise, toil lie was certain he shut the door, which was secured hi a spring lock. William Humphreys, a Bow-street officer, stated, that tit cousequence of isiforsoatiost he halt rere,ved„ lie went on the stb of June to apprehrod the Prs limier. at his lodgings at No. 13. Little Barlow. serest, Mary-le-bane: be resided with a Mrs. Temple, who rented the first floor. He was not sit home when he first called, hut, at lire in the stet.- ing, he found him drinking tea with Mrs. Triassic and a soldier. tliimphreys said, " H.sses Jo you do, Mr. 'Towers ?" Tow, rs answered, " flow du y do, Sir 2 I have not she pleasure of Imowing you." Witness said, lie knew Prisoner it r ) well, he had called two ur three days before. and left his rd. dress. Prisoner replied, he had gut the tilitreios ill his pocket, mid desired to know why *outset: had not called sooner; which the latter auc .uote.l for, by Pitying, that he had only arrived in town the preceding night. Witness then informed him, hi! unslecd-od ste had a derire to go to India ; to which the Primmer answered, he had. They then, for the wirpose of conversing in private, ttliftli to a I) tck ;r oot. ; and, after a few word , relative to the voyage lo India, witness noficei the gold ca tin and seals ' which the Prisoner wore. Witness remarked that the Ptisoner's seals were very curious, awl took hold of one, no which he observes!, as crest, a lion rampart: lie then requested the Prisoner to ,hew hint hie watch, with winch he complied : *Antes praised the watch, sail observed, that he thought, it was of French mintitucture. Prisoner said he d:d not kanw. Waive , ' told hint, lie thought he had some know ledge of the watch and seals. Prisoner sell that could nut be, as it was left to him by his uncle, a very ri,h farmer. who had died lately. Wino , " asked hi nt h e Dot lived with Mr. Bryon He said lie had: w Attests then inquired whither Mr. Bryen wonid give him a character? To this he an swered, thot since he had lived with Mr. Bryem, Ise had resided with a (addiction in the country. Wit. ness then told him thlt he was a Bow.st reel. Officer, adding, that if the watch had been really left hint by his uncle, he would have no objection to go with hum to Mr. Bryen, his former toas ter. Prisoner refused tn . ; hut aims ss pro duced Ills staff, and said he 'should go. Wit. ness inquired whether the trunks in air rrpoin were his? Ile said they belonged to a soldier, with whom lie slept. On going dote') stairs, he desired to speak in privutc with Mrs. Tensile, but witness would nut permit him. Prisnner weir very quietly till they Caine to Mr. lityrit's door ; he then attempted to escape; he ran near is Hide lodore he was I .ken. Witness took him to Osfortbatrs d. tied his and put him into a coach, and then scare hed . him : he found iii his pocket a gold snuff-line ; uai which the Prisoner said,'' You err right—:fine is no cte fur me to deity st ally, I di s ci ; take care of that box. in it there are 371.: keep all that you find shout me ; I will not split." ‘Vsto , . , raid he should keep all lie found about limns for a short time, but that he should aptir. The Premiier, on being qtrersioneil as to the remoiusicr of the pro perty. said he had sold it to a Jew, and that all he possessed was then shout him. After wittiers had secured him at Bow-street, he resumed to hie lodg imp, and searched • trunk and a IM/1 in his room ; ii. these he found a gold sauff•box, a gold watch, a brilliant ring, and a great variety of valuable trio kets ; three five-guinea pieces, cad two double- joe.. The property wits identified by Mr. Bryen, Mrs. Temple (with whom the prison•fr lodged) ; and Cenrite Bernard. a Life-gitarditritan, watt whom he slept. &potted that the trunk and box, found to the apartment. belonged to the Prisoner. Mr. Bolton. clerk to Mr. Antrohns. recsillecteA giving Mr. Bryeit small notes for a tool. note .oh the 3.1 of .l n ; amongst the notes iv. re three for 101. each, the• numbers of which were 521 X-7 and 8: and a 51. note, No. 9731 ; those num bers, com pared with those of the notes taken on the Pri soner. were foetid to curreopond. Philip Pool. a pswlthr..ker, produced a watch which hall been pawned with him. hut lie syssolil not swear that the Prisoner as. the person who deposited it. Prisoner in his defence stated, that the property had been given to by a mall to a public-house; but called no witness to the fact. W. Emerson. a corn-firetae. with who .n Prisoner had heed for 10 months, in lOW gite hunt a most ex. client character. F. Simpson. Rcheesessoogrr. in ho-e shop the Pri%orier had been employed for 4 months. also spoke ter) , highly of him. Two other per.otis also spoke to his character. Thu Racoons& charged the Jet! at great length; who. after a few ratuatea' eossdetstios, re lented a verdict of . The unhappy Priso n er wordy 20 year* of sir. . 3 201. fot thatOlter fend•n t' " "' age- 8 11 Ctistotn-liOnaarieto the other Res, of Ladyshi taeggSke. '1 the landing her respectable wit CaSes rove by 'eve"' p Ili the s phere% usuji c r har r for e a * 30 rs g ji ti l itieas. and half the De f end ant, vf when he p roved this. . .) f or her se""" .rdict: the Delco would be entitled v L e 'ourt. pa id some r ° " h e • k i wi d epo sed, that ehCa;Petts-tellyjriguiceems. and fur u sere gnineas. On his c ross-examination he slid he I received thirty g uine G as for p atm eof eneral e llrca g ures hut he hod 25 f o r Si. Croi x s) servant, from that terr or of t h e port of London. Captain Felon deposed, that he was i t h a t t o ok the D be Defendantnt o e ut ; he under paid he corrobc 601, for other wi tness as t o trie lle g m e g nei ; al rate ; but nu su ch sums paid. , tch pro C v_ ta tl ll at " t u"ill:until;fan officer th, rid 101. 12e 6J the Defendant a roggage. Mr. swearer, Couto-el for the 1 lasted, that his client, Mrs. Cranstown feel much ohlihel to his Learned Frie r to w f oe haring dignified her. She was elthottch the wittier ofbLord c sed to roon:. J u ry would, toi doubt, e surpri what they had heard, that there was car eract *ith the I'l 1111 l iff to pay hint 4 Petendsut's sad licr s,...rvaut a passage Lord Cranstownwho mode the agreemer its his hand a deposition to that etl, ct, island; that three weeks before the vr he met the Plaintiff ore the wharf, and passage for his mother to I. maenad a asked "Ovid he wool.' charge t The I sleeted 401. His Lordship send, there a to accompany her. The Plaintiff enquir he was? tio , l he being informed that he lriy,he set "we willing' him in; we will it about him." The Noble Lord then clu Plaintiff's ti rupositinit, % MI considered if The Defendant hail paid 50 guineas which covered the passii,, , e-inouey 40 •ehiage of in!. 12% Si. for-dutme; which tole the Defendaut to a vrrdiet. The answers to the interrogatories Eight Hon. Laird Cranstoas were tl Mr. Lorna. Mr. GARROW replied, and said. t every respect for the noble Lord ; but 1 that he had mistaken a mere c..nvee, alreemeut. It would he an insult to that his mother (who he now undasto learned friend was not a hay), stentild her passage titan a tradesman's wife. Lord ELLUN 'GROUCH observed, eh* pri ce o f passage had not been proved ; Jury believeil the ilt-positions of Lord they mast give a verdict for the Defer Tree Jury were consulting fir a ahor lavd ELt.P.S/10110U011 (I,nr lett) not believe Lerd Cranstown lists hei perjury. the DerVlldillt to esititlel to y The Jury no nethately returned a vi Llekudaut. OLD BAILEt, Jun' 2 OCIt eorge ts or 1 agtme ,oact 4: Ts le, BURGLAR Y ieeug h,:ae7...it:oh,,ntrorogeue se 01;5 e cot Rtwi f Pierce l i 0 0:dr: B o. egi : ein old the p,operty of the said Pierce. &yei 0)1141 as r.l, that the Pruouev. b broken u the Prosier &moulted ti Beres, put him in fear of his lihr, an ri his person, Against kin will, and witl win, a old watch, chain sad mesh • bank wars. Each a these comas d •loyal off ence . Mr. A womus stated the a detailed the circumstances migi c ee s. it e in Pier " firYtot Ereq, was the - ti called infirm, in rousequence of the wound received iu his kg on the nig ht of it ft is reinter it neeessery to c arry hin Being crated at the table. he gave hi follows : ie (hi the night of the nth .4 May 1 k hog resdio g lna hi the l r . n t p arlour, at I 54, Msochester-strret untie of his r bins; his nirce , had gone out in his he WE ti.tst none o clock ; the coachmar is trA t a r i z with her; the mel d servan t s quarter before 12 o'clock lee °f the parlo ur door tomer.' very gen iii . s "Wiwi, and a man P r I hi m kilted at li{trotstraJil ; lie d i d e mu :II 'side a grunting none, and ponied is a s tr im • and made 1 , r o pi e r ititre.eie , ten u:r the bit k p ar l o u r , l ie ps i s rd witness by the hand, and hoe the parlour: witness 'wide sou theswl leaned h is w h o l e weig h t upon a ►struggte he fell, and the table ft h. whieh . lii. thigh w as much cut. Whip r sti by the table and a box of psi placed on it, but which had go I rit:, he received i t bl ow w hi c h I st s NZ on the floor: the robber then • vat once into his pockets; i n 6 6_ , Aai r l clue _hundred tsounds in oa foc (*tired at the house of Mr. 1 . 4 merchant; i n I ns right_ i reocket he P 44 Pocket-busk : he could not exit L nt ii v I were i n it. Having rifled thee on ta., ' sank the key of an iron chest, k liarlour , from his side poi the „ tdt ftsin : l r o greatiest ease, unlock e d th e eehtt rile it with o ne h an d. w 41' I he kept fieht hold of witness's et- "I" ' notch 151,;',„4..embarrassed by the ci rrt- ten, t avowed to free himself. iriso sit down." The robber am AO. ot "I'ersted the grunting nein. trebt r• 11 .• w 'them lowasds the d s lats^l I ha threw illawel . f 00 t 47 * 4 WATERIVG-PLACES. A nnnz.t the bites! orrivtily iWAIISEA. . _ Sir riaa,les Morgans and family, Sir Willi im and Lady Maw 1, Mr. Maimrl, Min r. 3lausrl, Cnl. and Iwo MISS.. Mtliyfir In. Colonel and Miss Junes, Culunel and two Wm". I . llor, Emma, Mr. Rad slime Miner• Paitr, Mr and two Misers Herrin,. Mr. mod Mrs. Pinnise, Mr mut Mrs. Cox, ',Ste ant Mrs. Honstray, Mr. and Mrs. None, 4r. and - Mrs Williams, Mr. and Mrs. R. Williams, Mr and Mrs. Hurst, Mr. and Miss Powell, Dr. Coir, Dr. Siollespie, Dr. Maras, Mr. Hilgrure, Mr. C. 11111iuus, Hr. R. Jones, Mr Ron, Mr. Jrnner. Mr. Hill, Mr. J. N. Leen, M. Emi-elen„ Ms. Wrinun, Mr:F. Morgan, Mr. Lessons, Mr. leriKb, Mr. Meyrirh, Mr. Graham, Mr. Mrs. anal Mu, Wynd ham, Mrs, J. %In. Clesil, Miss Cs . ..Tiar;ny, Miss Kee ri, k, Miss Fuitimalrsire, Mr. aid Miss 1.1u.a1, Mr. sad Min Vairntine, Mr. Overton, Mr. OlalficlJ, Mr. Price, Mr J. Melartals il'aetrll, Mu, Ilsausfray, Mrs. It. Hill, Miss Hill, starve Min Richards, Min Sbutalcwood, Miss M. Bryan, Miss F. Prichard, Mr. Wapshase, Asc. Among the Is•t ttrri%oh , at Trnb3 are— Mr. and Mrs. Peuleise, Rey. D.. 1. nn4 Mrs. Cooke, 'Cpl. and two Misses Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs Blrrow and tinily, Mr. and Miss Rogers. two Misses Pritchard, Mr. sad Mrs. Goy, Mr. S. Walker, Mr South. Mr. Willnuire, Miss Graham, Mr aml . Mrs Terri) sod fa,uilr, Miss Mr. Gray, Miss Home, Mr and Mrs. Toon" and • family, Mr. soil Mrs. Brock and (tinily, Mr. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Mara. Mr. and Mrs. Whilitertr, Mr. sod Mrs. Bridg man, Mira Gill, Mr. Powell, Mr. Di lanry, Mr 3. and This Reeler , . Mr. and M 145 Haas. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, ifire. TIVIMP•A ILL 11. The, foil er. the 1.0..4 arriruir Mr. sod Mr, Whitaker, Mr and Mrs. Thompson ; too Mr. and Mies NI/ 11,13.11, MV. Mrs. and Miss D)rr Mr Stunts, Mr. I..mrsiow ; Her. A R. Henso.i, Mr 11. B. ttruSon, Mrs. Anil %Its. Henson; Mr. Smith, Mrs. Lallosley, Mr. Mn. and Mier Si,ag Miss Elam, A. SCARIMEnViII, JULY 13. The hillimitig arrivals have taken place since our Net. a. d mime of the forum. 14 Gill remain. Mr Bligh, Mr. Frutun Fruit, Rev. Mr. Nesfield, Mr and Mrs. Wrss, Rue. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert. Mr. aud Mn.. Flaney and fatailii, dr sad Mrs Constable Maxwell sad Lundy, Mr. and Mee Ile) 1, Me Mrs and Miss Krivoi ' &v. Mr and Mrs Fooril, Mr and Mrs. Barry., Mr. Acklon,. two Miss Boyd,; 1t... Mr. li:debtor's:its slid family, Mrs. and Miss Ethcringum, Mrs. H. Smith and family, Mr. Parsons, Rev.. Dr. add Mrs. Hartley, Mn. Wright, Mr, and Miss Tyresusn, Mr sad Mrs. Ellen, Mr. De Firliens - , Miss Bradley. Mrs. Peeler, Mrs and Master 11411, Miss Murky. Rev. B Wilkin son, Mr end Mis. l.nud , Mr. Hague, arr. Mr. Seated. Mr. 11.11, Mr Mrs and Miss Mdiirs, Miss Parker, Miss Firth, Slier nimircs, - Mr. and Mrs. Renin/gran and family, Mr. Archdeacon, Mr. E,lea, Mu. Brooke, R... Mr. snd Mrs. Rudd, Mr. W. Nest, Mr. N Prestos, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dugaer and family, Mr. Kendall, Mr. sad Miss Dunker, Miss Dobson, Miss Fletcher, Mrs WsinwrigMt, Mr and Ms. Str.ir hsti, Mrs. Mirlery, Miss Rmalley, Mr. and Mn Lock wood, %Ls and Miss N 1.1.011. Mrs. Sesty, Mr. Mrs sad Mi.. 1 - ptilebys, Mr. and Mrs Red, Mr Wellwood, Rev. Mr nirosilcia, Mr. Pert, Rev. Mr. Warburton. Mr. Hot cbinsusi, &C. i.e. TO TIE EDITOR OF TOE BRITISH PRESS. ffirt.--As every new discovery in eciesee claim* peculiar alsentioo, and every itaprovemmt in loitered harmony may IVO to t t, , 'atr devotion, I trust that 'au witi pardon my ',re sumption in reqmshise to *ninnies in vow valuable Paper, as tarot that has reventiv occurred hi the Choir of Hereford. The eset :hoer of Slut t bond Edablialimeist has long re- cited the admiration of men of mortal talent*, aid crowds hare hem; with canto, up„ the lips of the Drillirmers—hot what CI a, on the fee, .1 the'earth will hear a niomeat's compelitiou with it, now thr IleAn sod Chapter have elect.-J t o a •ioari,sl Stall, a man crdified to oina , „ if not erctl, the evre.to.be admired H trnaii ! tilos shall withstand ilia meth/bins' him • and enchanting 'trains of this meet shirr of Israel, • hen nal> in • moment: attention to him on the Any of rlcnioty one of the Dignitaries was stench dumb wit b astourshmeat —iind sully shriiiik from Ike Gino st purpose of los heart, and belied, by 64 silence, every prevails de eloratiou of lov tongue *Strange preindicas ball pervaded sumo monde upon the application of • principle wort rally acknowledged to he an true ris the gospel, and as old a. the creation, " Pott a aoperitrneture calm's' be raised without 1: ling • ("nodally's." But eaperont ut explodes snch Stitirinnted theory. Thr di.ctrose of the day, within the precincts of that Ca thedral, is, that, a man may be a perfeella Vwreet over • iihont burdcuing his abstlow intellects with musical qiiiientents, air etra anderitandirm sole's, time. I am, Sir, Metilgotilro, Your obliged sernnot Jolty so, tale. tiNktY PCHCiLL. We underatmenl that atone change in the General Staff of tiny. kniplont ir.iminednitely to tike place, in courequence of which S., CIIA IMPS AIGILL will Ite ancevtdra in the Dublit► iitivrict by General Limerick Paper.) _ A letter from loud WRI.I.INGTOII. in reply to eve frn.n the Ditches, of Ht. ;mom o. expr.s4inic thr Duke's ma hi.. eon, Lord MAILLIe., desire for the baler to •errs in the misty under him. contains the fullowilig passage. announcing h.s Lont.hip's exp 4 eittlioo of a •Iwedy batik :—•• I hope chat my oriole )oinig friend 'fly sums etubsik and join in here. Ikeause he will then prob..hly ter that AA hleh he will reinember for the remainder of hits miliiary life." The formal annexation of Holland to F ra nce has surprised nobody. It was part of the destined terideacy of events: Holland may be said to have died • natural political death. Louts was nothing but her nurse is the last stage of her superannus lion. So much for what was olive a powerful em ow, that exercised no inconsiderable influence over the fortunes of the civilized world !—Now, a land of reptiles. where men and frogs croak in the courvrt of comphrint--a mere Fricassee depot to the great Naeott.om ! Lieutenant CHCISTIAN is appointed Flag Lien tengrat to Sir ROBERT Cu.uaa. sue LAWCAT. Captain Nt.a on Monday took comment of the Salvador del Masada. a* fig Captain at Plymouth, r ice WOLLI T. The amount of coin counterfeited is 200,0001. per antigun. There are about 3,00 u receiver. of stolen goods : 10,000 servants at a ll t i mes out of lilac,: 20,(100 persons, it is supposed, rise every morning. without knowing how they are to subsist daring the day! A suicide has been committed at Bulford, near Salisbury, event - led with extraordinary meow stancis. A man nam-d Chalk, a shoe-maker and petty shopkeeper, having excited the indignation of his tieurlArours, by gross and mod scandslou• misconduct towards an apprentice boy, his r was paraded through the village, with proper marks of sitoominy, and at length consigned to the gal lops. The intervention of Sunday (the 15th) pro cured hiin some respite from the din of these are. nuying ceremonies, whets he asked, )'water fries f, What hr had brat do ?" and was frankly sits towered, " Go and hang puormell . l" The wretched man followed his advice. a:4 was saute time after f o u n d snspeuded a corpse. SPORTINfT INTELLIGENCE. WINCHESTER RACES. sitThRtJAY, JULY SI. On Tuesday last .nor At.itUal Hart" enminenred, whkh West arty flatti,mattl . , and aaincruat•'y alt.-nerd all three days; a 3 ,1 the Theatre, nn 1% eilncsday, by de.ors ( IL. Steward, SO. Ilrpry Ist John Miltiely, [last *till. trey CI VW 4. 113:I at Sir Hells y's hokete wan literally titled with all the beauty and Artisan of the etty and neighbouring couris try. An depict din. er. provided by Millcr, ezerslast soy repast Steil fur many yens,. _...._ • - . 11:16DAY. . . . . lii Majtury's Plat. of One Hundred Goissii. • ' Mr. Duo:Oasis Delusion, 5y sa old • I 1 Mr Houveries Discount, S yrs uld A... a ! ' Mr. Lilly's Guano.), awl a fir ' WEDNFODAY. '..! The City Plate of Fifty Poesds. Mr. Bouverie's Discount, 5 yrs old r $ 4 3lr. Goddard'. Nytnphitta, ti yrs old 9 dr PP The 14 . 01deutea and Geatleuten'a Plate of Fifty Poona. • Mr nay . * bl c Japan,• pi old I A . Mr. A•honor.oa u c. K , 4-yrs eid 9 s Mr. Douglas's b. c. Rue Dia, 41-yrs old 9 9 ' - - - Tilt Rio a it, For the Ladies' Plate or Fifty Pnonels. Sir 11. NI ildrum)'s hr h Orton, Mr. W. Dilly's br. c. Fiolia, Mr J. Dilly's e. f Gamesome, and Mr. runlet's e. g. Teddy; which wat woo by Gamesome, in two heats A Cup of eighty guineas value will, ran tiir by eight hones, ant woo li7 Mc M. bl. c. Japa., in Iwo beats. The I,IOICOW unt• in this race were Iltnatly ; Bedard as the favourite burst, di which bets ran five to two. P2ESTON MEETING. TIMIDAY, JILT 17. Produce Stake, of suss each, fur three year* old colt*, est. 411 s *Me% IS4t.-.4Ttfo Duke of Hamilton's gr. c. by Deltuoi, out of LAMBS, walked over. Seventy Pounds fur maidenhiones, &c. of all ages Two mile beats. Mr Hotchioson's b. c. by Stride, s yrs. old, set. slb. 1 I Mr. J. Richardson's hr. c by Shuttle, a yrs. old, tot toll) Mr Hotirstu`s ch. le Serjrant, 4 yrs. frst.elb Mr. Gisco,gnes 10. g. by Timothy, ♦ yrs. old,t4t. tlb a 4 Duke of Hamilton's b. f. Lady Chorlottr, i yrs old, - - tist. 7115. Mr. Masoe's b. e. by Sir Oliver, 3 yrs. old, 6st. lolb. 0 Mr Clark's be. f. by Columbus, 9 yr , . eld,fot 71b . u 0 Mr. Teasduie's hr. f. by Pinnace, 3 yrs, old, li•t. 7lb. u Mr. Clifton's b. f. Mementos, f In. 6st. 71b Mr. Pi irs's be. f. by Stuesfoyd, • yrs. Tat. 131 b. Won easy. Those cyphered were sot placed Mat. h for icor. est .each.—Oise Mr. C. Sat th's be in. Miss kisuchard Mr. Sisupowiti b. R. Husk ty W4:03E40•11', JOLT IS. The Union Cop, vase loop. added to a Sweepstakes Of ices. each.--Fuer seiles--10 Subeenben• Duke of Ilanailtoo's h. b. ransoms, 5 ) rs. old, ssa tolrb. I Mr Kiebardsun's b. m. 'rumbas, S yrs old, 414. 71b Mr Chttou's ch. r. Calico, • yii. old, est. titve.uty P. 1110.14 fur three years old colts and mile bests. Sir. Hutcbiosoo's be. c. by Stride, • 3n. old, est. lill3 - I 9 1 Mr. Shaf.o', h. e. by Shuttle, 3 yrs. old, 7st 6 a is Mr. Hewett's b. f. Janetta, 4 yrs. old, sal. 716 a 3 $ Mr. How sun's bt. c. Gamecock, 3 pa. old, est. 7:b. Cnl. King', b I Lacilla, a yrs. 0.1, pt. 316. M r . Bay Mallon, 4 yrs Old, est. I 4 de. TIIIIHSD•Y. JULY 19. Seventy Pounds for all airs —Tao-mile bests. Lewd Rsurlair • Is S. by Wortby, 4 yrs. old, est. sib. Mr. k.wertou's t'rstrisn, r, yrs old, o a t 'J ib I 4 • Mr. Richerdsua:s Tuteliuu, I ed. toy. llr. HLwcte'• Liiigo.:4ll, a ) re. te 31b. 5 t Mums Blanchard, slb. 3 Sae. Mr. Sasit'ir _ shst. _ g smr .r.kyy of p.ga Tact, for boaters, int --Marge a lased alb. Two outlet-14 Subscrsiora. Mr Vatee's bro. g. by 'Stamford Trifforel'ab g Roger Mr. ticarsabr.rte gr. g by honeycomb Mr Tentpeo's I. by iaebtrials 4 Mr. I;i:lttss more ts g Slarmion Mr. Mostysea di. g. Flyaway LAM BERToN MEETING. TUESDAY. JOLT 17. Sweepstakcs of sp. each, fur binder", Itet.—Twomile beats. Mr Ord's br. cu. Spitfire, walked over. fifty Nandi foe three and foimr-yesr olds—No Race. • TIEDTIESO•Y, JULY 111. The Gold Cop, value toots. fur all ages,—Four.taile heats. I Sabscnbera. Lord Monlennwrie's b. c. fluter, 4 yrs. old, est Mr. Brillit's br. f Peet(lope, 4 yrs. old, 7st. sub. 1111E1i1 , 4'. ch. b 'lrreales", aced, eat I Ilb. 5 to 4 On Rover. . F fty Pos , Kl. for aU agra.—Posimoile beats. Mr. Cumin% b f. try Peottiourr, ♦ yrs. old, 7.t. 416. Mr Militia's b. g. Heart of Oak, ti yrs. old, est tub 1 f O Eyes betting , after the served beat, s to 1 es the winner. TOVIIIIIIIV, JOLT 19. Homers' Stakes of sgs each. Two-mile beats. Mr. T. Selby 's Cliff, by Hutton, walked over. The sot for 811 ages —Nu Race. COCKING —PRESTON. In the Rare-Week. A Loag Main of Cock. waa fought be twerp the Earl of Derby, (Potter. Ureter) and U. Legb, Log: ((iilliter, fender) co 'ag of 33 Alois an,4 14 Bye Baffles, for lug.. a batik., cod goo's. the Maio.—Tbe following ia • Siatewiest. _ _ rOTTIR. Of. M. OILLIVIR. X. •. Monday Tuesday Weds , oday Thuratlay ♦ 0 .. •••• .......... 3 2 •••••—• 17 7 16 4 SWANSEA RACES. TUVADAY, JULY 17. Sweepstakes of Ter I.:ttlmes cock. Tire .It.. 17 BA media% Mr. llilr• Arthur 1 Loral Oxford's Link Preston • Mr. Powells e. by IVlnskry a Mr. J. Stroisess's ch. g Sunflower • Mr. Jen/sees O. P Mr. Moissey's b. g. Brun.. 6 Four oilier, were drools. 3 tma D• 3 • A Plate of Ftfty GelllC4lll, ;moo by doe Stewards. Mr. NI wirry's b K .0 3,14..3 I 1 Air. I).iy's b. g. ' , tr.:crick it It 'J. -- - 1 .or Rarb. I 3dr Mr. J. letakinieelt or.. Mr..lerwer's rib f Between the Plow and the Stakes for ifloaffiffitio, bete.." Mr bine. eh. f.f.:talsetrOundtwe L's% 3 4:k. end ( Jonre'e b. at. MOT* 4.)e , n!ki, sat. 7 b-tif Indy of the ('outee.--Woo ley Mr limit. I rEfthelSPAT' JOLV IV. A free Plate ut Fifty Pelmet, Mr Hrtryee b b. Arthur 1 bir H. I.silirrioCele• ile. Bess • • Ale 7., ) *. h. tn. Sonwtl.op.. ()o.lnr• ch I I Atilt rr•sto• • dr M'sl:.3mt.'a rh. to. hlnther ••5t 0•%. A Free Plate of Fut? Pesnes. Ms Dal's b. e Valmuse t I Cron j