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rxos TI .is Theatre closed li•t uight for the leasons it was attended by a homerooms aiiseuiblage.of rank and fashion. The audiruce,• at the conclusion of tltr •ipere, called for " God save the Kini," which the bawl hoinediately played ; but it appearing to be toe ttrn.nil wish that this favourite air should he. moo Signor DI GIOVANNI come fo►ward to state , tlw ,egret felt dud the wishes of the audience could not be complied with, us all the perfumer& hell left the theatre. . THE EDINBURGH THBA7'B Miss O'Ntiu, continues to attract the loWrs of t'h dame in undiminished crowds, especially on thoiersights when novelty is announced. On Thurs day rasping her third performance of Bertha (in %he Poiat Honourj Hein celled forth the spa'. • pithy, and received the unborn:did applause of an admiring audience. Mr. ABBOTT. in Durand, and Messrs. JON* and YATIIS, in Palmier and St. F ra me, were, as on the two preceding represent*• tines, very effective. Catherine and Petraehio. efts,' the interlude dance of the Jovial Millers, con l i - cluded the business of the evening—Catherine by .11iss O'NEttt. Oat expectation of excellence was riot disappointed. Vie cis/racier is by no means uufitted to a tragediati—.4iid, besides, we had not forgot the pleasure derived from Mrs. SID- Dut4S's performance of the Shrew on the same board. lib ma early days. Miss O'NEYLL'a countenance end tine voice are admirably adapted to the'expres soni of anger as well as love, and therefore peen lowly suitrd to the representative of Catherine. both in her untamed and subdued state ; itt short. _ . this incomparable actress left nothing to he wished for. and the applause was loud and incessant. Last night Aliso O'NEti.t. played Benansira, in the new tragedy of that name, but of which we had not heard sufficient to induce unto forego other ■vocations to witness its representation. To neglect a last look at her Maria, was, however, impossible: it was a most bewitching performance, sod the au. dunce deported highly delighted. To-night The School far Scandal wire, us Miss O'NEILL and Mr. ABBOTT in Lady Teazle and Charter Sarlare (for the b...netit of the latter!, which closes their engagements, and the Theatre fur a fintiiight.—( Edienirgh Conrail.) DOVER, AUGUST 10. A monq the last arrivals at, and departures from, r.iyu'a York Hotel are— For Fronce—Mn.Tyrobitt Drake and family, 'Colonel and. Mrs. Wilkins, Mr. mid Mrs. Hare, Major and Mrs. !Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. East; the Hon. Captain Russel, His llsghness Psinre Paul &lethal, earl suite, Mr. and Mrs. Farrar, Mr. mid Mrs. Giffin and family, M r. and Mrs. Bal. foar, Mrs. Ramsey and family, lord and Lady Ashburton and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, Mr. sad Mrs. Laing and family, Miss Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, Sir Charles Colville, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Grippiu, the Earl sad Cormier of Coventry and suite, the Hon. Mrs. Courtney Boyle, Mr.ansl Mrs. Mute; Geweral Lightburue, gee. Mr. Vera'', Colonel Peary, General &solace, Mr. and Miss Sartori's, General Si. Sacktille and Lady Brown and family, Mr. and Miss Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Berner and fa mily, air J..tro sad Lady Ramadan, Earl Temple and Captain Balky, General Sir Lawry Cole, Lady Catherine INA cc , Mr. Shure, the Earl and Countess of Leitrim and site, Lord Clements, Lady Caroline• Maria and Elizabeth Leilrim, Mr. and Mrs. Berber, Mr. J. Letts., Mr. sad Mrs. Bickaell, Mrs. and Miss Page, Mrs. and Miss Nesbit, F. Thennoos, Erg., the Comet and Countess of Munster and snits., the Earl of Uxbridge and smite, Mr. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Omani sod family, Mr. and Mrs. Saloons, Mr. and Mrs. Decriat, Mr. sad Mrs. Harrell, Mr. Raikes, Mr. Cargill, —.Gleam, Esq. Mr. nod Mrs. Weymouth, Captain Jervuis, R.N., Mr. and Lady Waterloos, Count and Coestess of Morsmoreney and suite, Colonel earmark, Admiral Sir Marriage asset Lady Gould, Marquis earl.. Camillo Cabitivis de Milans, Mr. kettle sod suns, General Slade and. same, and Miss Posits., Lady John Campbell, CoIOOCI end Mrs. ouidow, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, lord and Lets Eanismi.re, family and suite, Mr. Hollander, Mr. and Mrs. Rutter, his Honour the Wiee.Chaueellor Sir John Lerch, Coch rane. Esq. Mr. Hunsper, the Han. Mt. Smith, She Mar chioness of Downshire arid smite. lord Hill, John Cella- ems, Foci , Mr. and Mrs. Allap o nt, Mr. Jackson, uud Mrs. Griffin, Baron Georg , and daughter. For Loodon—Mr and Mrs. Bishop, Captaiu anal Mrs. Cook, Mr. Woodburne, Rir William and Captain Fraser. Colonel and Mra. Browne, Viscount Pollinotoui Mason, Ell, Mr and Mrs. JAIVii and family, Mr. Bryant, D. Cook, Esq., Julio Smith, Esq., the Marquis and Marchioness do F. Janson and suite, Mr. sad Mu. Lambe, Le Comte de Din f.rt (Lieutenant-General au service du Rol), Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jenson., Mr. Mr.. said Moss Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and family, Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Mr. and M,.. Phipps, Mr. mid Slrs Crumb. and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.brrt isomer, Mrs. Hamilion, Mrs. and the Misses Itsvintiatl, Mr. Shaw, Cankursiii, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Lcistiy, J. Quick, Esq. and family, Mr. anti Mrs. Storey, Cuomo Drummond, Mr. Johnsloue, Mr. Dimsdale, Mr Miller, Mr. said Mn Wharton and family, Mr. Blakeuey, Mr Tomlinson, Mr. Burrodaik, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Captain Goldsmid, H. Goldsmid, Esq, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brandi-am, Miss Hooper, Sir Phillip sad Lidy Distills's, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar and fatuity, Mr. sail Mrs. Beater, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, Mr. and Mrs. Mai th, sir Robert Clifton, Major Birringtou, Mr. and Mrs. John Ihrints, Geuvral iiiiniadra, &C. P.ssl2EL.—The civil business closed at nine k ou Monday evening, at Guildford, anti 31r. Ju.fice AatioTT was in consequence tatabltd to w-ot Mr. Striesid LENS, in finishing the calendar, ti , t• traVCI.O CMS, &C. Upwards of thirty rt.- to he tried, and if thew should have been completed yesterday, the trial of Claim(ll and Oa craff, fur the Ginhauling murders, and which has tuned the deepest iutereet, will 011ie on this day. 111.1 cause tried at Shrewsbury, the wif owes give their evidence chiefly in the IVelvll lamoiage, null Ifh. of 4)swestry, acqiiitteil himself ably ".I slow mod exact traiielteue. 31r. DainscitY, I for the Defeinlinit,.nhjectNl to u pins( ilia! engin* giving his evidence in lVelvls, aINI shoed that h e (the witne-s) was accustomed to eon %rift uputs utitivot) utfaits mod to malt his liar- Pins in the Engird' language, a Itieli Language he uiwiersto.sl well. JEILVIS tappotkeit daub; and 31r. 8.r.48 Gummy End, that he Its.ew touch Prt.limiscs "" 4, 1 against flume *4144E% nho weir tint.tritetii "thriPully treed in the F.1. 1 11.1i tongue, •!li 4 !the II) sive Liwir evnltime w d Cbilf t,r Jlistiet la thaw mane langslge. He thought It 'acre& ikitiy Imola that should! desire to do so. He 1 " 411 Nos tdlrt.hly .4coltudlillell with the Frentli tuu li tlr • riould cotivetse on it; but nothing on earth ' 64114 0,40er ta,u to give his deim-ition In 1'. 41 lingua l : 4:reliably he sunlit give it in his ov:tt I "iius Ind mail it:motif of an iaterricter. Jame 28, 1818. CURIOUS IIYPOTIII:SIS. (From A PARIS PAPCR.I T. S. We have spoken of r foolish enterprise of an A,uerleanl : `':11(1 p opo.rs to go to the North Pole, in order to diwaver n g.eut orifice, by which lie befioves lie could penetrate to the centre of the globe, where lie imagines 1w can find habitable lands. There is a learned German, Mr. Stheiti- Isatiser, who announces, in 7he Literary Gazette of Halle, au hypothesis of the saint kind. To ex plain the variation of 11w magnetic needle, lie sup poses that in the interior of mu gl• be, at a depth of about 170 mites, there exists another small body, which perfitrni4, round the crime of the earth, a reroluti iiii from West to I?..st, in a period of 440 years. This -mall glolic, endued with N magnetic attraction, would be the cause of the variation of the magnetic needle. The calculations of 51r. Stheitiltauser appear to sii.tree exactly with expe nester ; lie had predicted, w 1 turs, that the needle would he for a time stationary, and at the present epoch would retrograde towards the East, what has, in fact, taken plat r. Ile ha- given In his 81164 rm. neats planet the 11:1111C of /into. NlarinerA, accord ing to Mr. Si heittliativer, will have no more occasion . to ob-erve the celestial lio. Iles to guide them at sea, it crib be milli...Wilt far them to understand the into lions of Pluto, by obsel valinii of the magnetic variation.—These ideas, all extr.:vagatit as they appear, are not altogether new ; some persons had already, neatly a century PIIICe. imagined the hypo . thesis of alnetallic or magnetic kernel to our globe. The trial of Thigh Boss, from Bulluntrie, for robbing a carrier's earl, was to :lave come on on Finlay, to fore the High Cuba of Justivinry, Edinburgh ; bdt !Coss hong unable to be broug h t into Court, in consequence of the wounds lie in flicted oil himself, in 211 attempt to cominit the Diet was postptied: Des reetively, it ii said, is extreintly il,uldrul. The mid is fixed for the 16th of Nuitniber. Saturday mottling arrived in Edinburgh Mr. Affictxs, one of the principal cifliCrlN of Bow. street, having in custody Of iMana t'}u triter., sc. tused of being concerned in alparaeling a Timidity pf Bank mita, belooging to the S:irliiig Liaolc on the 3d of March, 1817. At n mrefii.g of the Justires of Peace of the shire of St Iku k, held irithia the County Hal tit Selk.rk, on the 14th tilt. twenty-right additional toustio'd•s were •Aisfil in for the puriae.etrim; .4.leisesisitio.ni sue tsly ittlOpiell by tile JU , liert) 4pr report...ing int..,b or been uttentlei ti:th for btbi fiectie k. • • • ..-- • • . .:,T;111_ GRAND DUKE 4111L'ii . 21E EDINBURGH. Lucius? 8. 'On Thursday his Imperial Highoess rniteil the Register-Mice—the new gaol on the Cuba' which lie inspected very iiiii solely, and expressed lintiself mind) pleased with the manner iii which that 'place is constructed —llridessell —the Observatory —Loral Nelson's Monument, cod afterward; tra versed the drhglntul walk's on the Calton Hill, with winds, &sad the almost unrivalled satiety and beauty of the surrounding scenery lie expressed Isinistif mach gratified. On leaving the gaol one of the at tendants of the Giand Duke put a piece of palter .into Capt. Sibliald'sr Mods for his trouble, which W. 1% found to be a 2/. Rank of Etiland note, which is Ito be expended iii a dinner to the poor prisoners. He afterwards returned to the Royal Hotel, and gave a dinner to Lord James Murray, Dr. Roger.. son, and swveral other Gentlemen. Yesterday Ins Imperial Highness, in the full Areas uniform of the Russian Guards, visited Leith IFtret, the new docks, and town of Leith. The Grand Duke, aceompanied by his suite, and at tended by Major•Generul Hope and staff, then pro- Ceeded to Piershitl barracks, where lie inspected the Einiiskillen dragoons, commanded by Colonel Strata). After a series of manoeuvres, his Imperial Highness visited the soldiers' rooms, the stables, hospitals, fcc. saw the riding school in all its details, Unice and sword exercise in the riding drill, and was pleased to convey, through Major-General Hope, his entire approbation of the siiiniceuvring, tAscipline, and general appearance of the corps. The Grand Duke ivses particularly struck with the beauty and high condition of the horses. The ar rival-officers were presented to his Imperial High ness, who afterwards condescended to partake of a collation to the mess-room. At six o'clock his Imperial Highness and suite partook of all elegant 'honer, given by the Lord Provost, at his house in Ga)lield-square. at which several of the Nubility and priucipal person. of distinction now Ps town were present. After dinner the freedom of the city was presented to his Im perial Highness by the Loud Provost, which be 'received very graciou►ly. In the course of this day the Grand Duke leaves 'town fur Dunks.ld, the seat of his Grace the Duke of Athol!, from thence lie proceed. to Glasgow, by Stirling, on his way to Ireland. ELECTION BILL. Cnpy of a curious Bill lately delivered to an Irish Meuaber by a publican:— s. To eating 16 Freeholders above stairs, for Sir John, at :Ir. 3J. a head To eating 14 more below stairs, and two Clergy men, alter supper To six beds iu une room. sod Cow in another, at two guineas every bed, three or four in a bed 22 15 0 To 24 boron in the yard all night, at 1341. every oae of them, and fur a man watching them all right 1 5 5 Tu breakfast and Ira next day fur every one of then, and as many as they brought with them, as near as 1 eats glum. To beer and pouch, fur the first day aad night; 1 am not sure, lint 1 think, fur Mai three first days sad a half of the Election, as near as 1 eau guess, and he exact, is, to all, or then about. To shaving, dmaing, and cropping the heads of 42 Freeholders fu• Sir John, at Lid. for every WIC of them £ll5 1 4 LA it INI .IA. LLIGENek. couaT OF CHANCERY, Liscout's-Int, TUESDAY, Avouvr 11. PRIVATE HEARINGS. In the molter of NARY ANN BARRAN, q & m ai, At nice o'clock dila toori.iiig the SOLICITOR GENEits t. owl Mr. Miff attended his Lunh.h ip in his 'private room on this lunatic case. The c.r 'colostrum' have not transpired. IN OPEN COURT. The LORD CHANCELLOR took Ins seat on the Betreh at half past Dine o'clock. JLDGUENT. PLAYER V. LOWE. The LORD CIIANCELLOR-" I cannot go through this care to give my judgment in it at present, its I um in a vast deal of pain ; perhaps I rniy be bet ter iii the course of the day, and may be Md. to do it. I think. however, Mr. %%Talker (the lt. , gi.trar), you had better put it down for judgment fur to morrow." [We are sorry to say. his Lordship appeared very much istchaposed throughout the day.] DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The mot' to dirwlvr the injunction iii this ease cannot possibly be made before Thurvilay or Fri day. as the Plaintiff.' Counsel have uut yet received iustructions to oppose it. BANKRUPT PETITION. JACKSON ONd OTHERS, ire the matter of JACKSON, a Bankropt. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL stated, this wits the petition of the late Assignees of the Bankrupt, pray.. nig thin the Cotenuissioners might he ordered to review their report, us they hod reported that the petitioners ought to he iniswerahle fur 66,0001. when in fact they had only received 60,000/. out of the produce of the Brokrupes etreciv. Tue gibe.- non wits wholly uii ii teresting, es it turned on items of sc • t. Mr. MET. Mr. BELL. nod Mr. NIONTAGUE, followed 1111 the wsme war. Sir SA NUE!. ROM 1.1. Y, Mr. TROWER. Mr. Cu r.- 1.E71. and Mr. HORN li, were heard lor the prebea.t A4asgares of the lim:rapt. The SoLicrroa-Gamsaat. will be beard in re ply on a future day. POLICE. -.um MANSION ROOM. CHARGE OP POISONING. In consequence of a charge preferred on Saturday last by • young gentleman spinal his uncle, oa 511111110/1 of viols ' g his father, au application was made to the Coroner of iVesteniustrr (Mr. Lewis) to have the body of the dr ceased gentleman disiutyrycl, it baying been buried in St. James's Cburch•vud. Mr. Lewis, in reply In the application, regretted that he could not comply with the wishes of the ponies with out stronger grounds of suspicion than those which had bees stated to him, he could not italic a warrant for the di,inter ment of the body. Even were the grounds of suspicion milteientiv strong, it would he impossible from the distauce of tunic, and the corrupt state of the remains of the de ceased when interred, fur a Jury to come to any fair de cisiou upon n view of the body. . . . . The Matter still remaining unsettled and unexplained, the celebrated Dr. Meyer, who attended the deceased for the last few hours of his life, was applied tu, and be, without the slightest hesitation, declared the death to have bees per. reedy natural, and expressed notch surprise at any doubt having arisen tit the subject. In order to put the sutler entirely to rest Dr Meyer attended yesterday at this ales with the fullowin affidavit, to which he wits sworn : Lowlon In John Meyer, M.D. do hereby asks oath that I attended the late William M—, Esq. foe several hum-. previous to his death, and in my judgment be died of the cholera enorbus, ur bowel complaint. (Signed) " J. MEYER." " Sworn at the Mantua Hume, London, August 11, 1818, before me, (Sigurd) " C. SMITH, Mayor." The uncle of the young NMI who preferred the complaint was present, and it appeased that all parties were now per fectly satisfied, though Mr. M --, Jun. continued in a very melancholy slate of mind. It was tutimatcd that he was acladly iltraugtd. The Lord Mayor expressed much pleasure at the result of the inquiry. lOW 11111111 T. Yesterday a most extraordinary eharr of felony was exhi bited before Mr. flume, the Sitting Magistrate, against a mall of the name of William Hanka., a la b ourer. . . It appeared, that the stables of Mr. Cipriani, belonging to the T ry, who has • house on Brook-Green near Hammersmith, were broken open 014 Satuodsy nigh t last, and four coach glasses, the frames of them, the box-coat, &e. were stolen. On Monday the Prisoner called at the pre mises of Mr. Cipriani, Brook Green, and saw the coach man, when be inquired of him if he bad lust any :hill, who informed him of the stables having been broken open, and the glasses, &c. having been stolen ; the Prisoner then in fuemed and shewed him what he had in his possession, being all the property which had been stolen except the glasses and great coat, and which be stated he had found under an arch in • ditch, end upon an inquiry of Mr. Clowol •nd other persons in Hammersmith, he learned that such property hail been stulon from the premises of Mr. Cipriani, mad on the man taking the properly, and delivering it up as he had forted it, instead of his being thanked and re warded fur his attention,. he was taken into custody and conveyed before a Magistrate fur the comity, who ac tually committed the honest man to the cage of the town, where he remained all night, and was brought to the Office yesterday cm • charge of felony. The Magistrate, on hearing the charge read, ordered the Prisoner to he taken from the bar, there not being the slightest ground of felony against him, end he was dircharged. He applied to the Magistrate fur a compresalPm fur the ins prso 00000 eat and injury be had sustained. The Worthy Ma. Emirate informed him be had no power of granting Min relief on that head, lint lie mast apply to those who had im p/4.111W/ 111413. We staled some days liner the application of Mr. Hall, a gentleman of Ike law, and 8-venal of In.. friends, who con- /rived themselves aggrieved, by • violent assault, given by I Lord RaticlAgli and five of his servings, armed with a Mishit burro Iled gum, Inchon clubs, mid a pitchfork, at the time when tkey had taken shelter Guns a *towns under I • tree near hie premises at Fulham. Proceedings leave since heel" stayed, and • ...men application has been made by Mr. Hall sad Ilia (moils fur satisfaction fur his Lurilakilidrittil Dements' f 0.1411111, tint no mower was eel uriwd by ; his Lordship •pislotil to for tinthauici Coroot upon the charge that had been exliabsted nailort him and his five servasits,myong, that if any charge was regularly made riga lost hIM and his servants, lir and tbeywould Th e w' to :mower the charce; Col uo warroila beim; aoplicri fur )ratarilly to Mr Biruic, to apprehend teas Loroilip and Ilia armlets, Mr Hall was informed Ow time they would attend tin • future day. lIATTO9I•IIAIRPVIL • OPPOSITION CO *CH ES • Yrsterthey Janice Viri of. oh leer of tme of Mr. Murritt 6 a Padding stage roaches, appeared to a pligninonp, charged Mich urgticculll, and through misrunduet. tuuniag agatuat the Tim.. Paddington wage emu* by which the herr of the liaaaraser3 ade ruclavierca, awl Lad toadied the penally. appeared Mr. Hassuposhries fur the I/etc-admit Mee:toiler Fsillai tins swum,-4 l o d g e al the Mitre in the 1 IP-dew oe-ruid, nod 111111 at the ensploy daf ..Itleaars. Ssitwun asset BAIL as driver of the Times Paddington otage-euerh. • Between Rix asset sesieu o'clock in the evrooisor of the 51114. f this. wouth , I was ou toy way to the City from Paddington, the Defendant was ih ovule after tot at a fin ;ono rote, whilst I was i't V 111 er set a steady Pare. I was on the nearattle of the way ; when I was faring the nursery below the hiingo gate oil the Mary-le-boor road, the Defendant attempted to pass me by driving on the tint-path, from which the pa.- sengers lives vr. re tit great danger; finding he could oat par he stopped and hinted into the road, and drove across [before my Is ,VIKY . heads, and caine against the shoulder of one of them, tearing away one of the tugs. I had two out side passengers, who were fearful fur their lives. lam sure the Deft ndinit did it wilfully , stud nut through neglect. Mr. William Enoch sworn.-1 live at 12, St. Geurge's Ter race, Rsyswitterevail, and am a sitgar—refinee; between six and seven o'clock in the evelling of the 5111 Matsui, I was an watehte. passenger MI the Times stage-coach ; I sat on the Lox ; there was. another outside passenger ou the roof; I got lip at the Mitre, at Bayswater; the Times drove on at u real , , steady pare; the Drfaidatit galloped after at a most fitrieus rate; the Times was on the near side. The De fendant, in order to pass it, drove on the foot-way; and had it nut been for the dexterity of the driver of the Times I we mum haVe heels turned over. One young mail a passen ger in the 'Times, WAS nearly thrown off, but fur hi s huh ling very fast. A passenger un the Defendant's coach laughed, and made hideetis faces at us, acid said he wished we had broke our necks. et.beri Mott, sworn.-1 am hill-collector at the Stingo her ; I was there between six and seven o'clock isi the et...ic ing of the 5111 lsf August, when I saw the Times stage coach pass in its way to the City at a saeaily pace ; Mr. Morrill % coach, drove by the Defendant, billowed after, driving at a assess fuoiuu% rate, and about forty yards from the bar, facing Ur. Jeultiti's wall, the Detesidant, James Parrot, crossed noisy the road on the foot-path, but nut lie tog able to pass, it got on the wail again, and crossed fore the Timra, and untne nolo.' it with such Airce, that my eXIWCIOOOII W3+ that they would both go over. Mr. James Sal ex. .... 41,41.-1 a‘ked the Defendant, James Parrot, this mo 11l ill c, why lie ran agillest our coach; hot answer was, that be did it wilfully by ostler of his roaster, ;n o that h a h a d hi s n e later'a iota ity to tun against that coach evrry where he met wilts it. litre law evulailet for the pEOfiffllll.lll fhlne.d. The Magistrates convichil the tWt.iulaut in the penalty of five pounds, awl one shilling coati.. The Defendnut sig. allied los auteistiou to appeal against the conviction Nis- War Doris ass folly committed fur trial from the above office, lon a clisree of various depredations committed ma his tessoes's property, a Mr. Currie, wine.no 'chant. Du plicatra of the moles property were NOM' WI the Prisoner at Liverpool, all. re he was apprehended. DEPREDATIONS AT COVENT-GARDEN MARKET. Vs esterelay James Martin, residing iu Si. Giles , was brought to this Office by John Eamon, an officer, use • charge of robbing Aaron Emmett, a mat het gardener, of • sieve of fruit, valise 10a. 6d. It appears that for a itionher of market days pasta glue of desperate villains, that itihshit the vicinity of St. Giles's, have regularly attended Covent.Gartleu market, as early as two or three o'clock in the morning, for the express purpose of committing robberies; and it frequently happened that prop-11y was forcibly takto in the presence of the owner, such was their strength sod numbers. The booty was taken to the cook-shops in George-street, where it was sold to the prop, ietors, and the money shared among the rubbers— Amongst those desperadoes the Prisoner acted a conspicuous part, and has bteu fur • length of t inte suspected of being concerned in many robberies, but no clue could be got to his apprehension till three o'clock yesterday morning, whets Furman met him going into • coffee.sbop, with the property in his possessi )))) , and toot: him into custody, The I'. ironer. in his defeuce, avid be bought the fruit of a boy in Russell-street, fur 41.9t1. but forgot to ark him his name. Several market.gardenen informed the Magistrate, that scarcely • night passes bat they are robbed of something; one lust three bushels of apples at different times. The Prisoner was fully committed. THIIIIII-011TICIt. Yeatertlay Mr. John Lee, dealer in marine stores, in Long. lane; West Smithfield, was charged with having in his pus sraiinn, contrary to the statute, I,boo cwt. of lead, 300 qrs. of solder, a large copper rock, weighing SW, and bib. of tin rutting, of which be could not give • satisfactory account. Mr. Wounded, the Magistrate, observed, that the De fendant had been brought to the oilier before upon similar charges. His conviction could he produced, but that would only have the effect of authorising the Magistrate to double the silos ; therefore he would dispeuse with it. He regret ted that • man of his respectable appearance should follow so disgraceful a practice. Defendant was convicted in the penally of 40s. On the 28th ult. ns some lab norr.s 'err 11'.704rtz n for the reception of 4 IM. t t r• . 3. 1166. adjoining Clieltenbani ' they found nti nsiit T o jar, ounisio ilig many hundreds ef ituznan ru..'ls ce.pi„ ine ioiprersiowi of different Eiriperois„ .1 ass lass Ti, j W.lll capable of holding nrarly va1...., on:, she whole of its curious contents are its the liusrove.ii to a lady in thi neighbourhood. •. Another antique apartment was tined last %rid; cdpiinhig liar furies discoveries of Sir Wris. flicks, 134ri. 4.1 . .1 . eg, • at. Fark, us Gloucestershire. This room is conaidern!i-y I zer than tire former, and it. is thought to contain say c.a. proofs of Roman ingenuity niiil magnificence. Sir William intends piiirecuting his researches Imuiedistely slier else hirvest. Wll hear that the courteous proprir , c visitors tu insp. (1 thcsecuriositits one day sir Use IYa k , whams is ‘Vedllesda y. 1 . I i i ..- , . . .. : • • penalty of 31 11t. Clarke ar peered fur the proseentioll, and A fenQutrins. Mr. H•111illiCl. lOC the thrkadaist • --maw-- Alexander Fallatims swims,--1 NAB° al lb' Milte o _ i n, the • On the 28th ult. XS some lab usre.s were 11:70.;inz n loi'a 1114 " "" - rulil• I" n'" l" 1% " 4 "Pk1 " f '•" elm "' "' hu ," I for the reception of 4 po:di r.. 3, till. 11 , %I ih.ds dneiiiiike, Mud Ball, ms tlrster of the Timili PaJdintion atare'r"s'e"' I adjoining Cheltenham they rotea.l rot eittiTt• ,i , r, eolglai.t- &tweets Rix aml in vim o'clock is the eveniag of ale 5111 of 1 a •• • , ine iniiirealiuse• o f diffi.rriit Eiriperio%, u: d oiltr, ,1,•,-,,••••• • IMinliude .. ' f Ituzmni ciii•o:, m0..1% 0 , 1 , 1 „ ~ 1,,. ar . 1 thin oni .. th, I win, int my way to Ihe City Irmn Padding:o,s, ing maim 4 COROitIIR'S EVQUEST. Yesterday an Inquest was held at Mr. Oxley's Royal Annum) , Mills, near EnSeltLLock, Waltham-Abbey, be foie huffs Witmer UMNIIN, Esq. Coroner, on she body of Master Frederick Smith. ■Red thirteen, son of Mr. Smith, of Hood-street, Cheapside, Nottingham merchant. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased was at the Illoardiug School of Mr. Williams, of High Reach, Enfield, to receive his education, and proceeded to the River Lea, about half-mmile tram the gado', with Mr. Williams, jun. sun in the Matter of the Academy, and several other buys for the perpose of bathing, they frequently went to the same place to bathe; the deceased and the other boys undressed thenmelves aad went in the water, bet he unfortunately went out of his depth among some weeds, and was men by Mr. Williams drowsing, who instantly sent two of his selitiol-fellows, who could swim, in after him, and another fur assistance (not being ah'e to swim himself); be ven tured iu about • yard from the deceased, hut farther was out of his depth ; a young man came iu • boat, and got bine out, alter livng wader water about '2ll minutes ; a surgeon was Nut for, who did every thing in his power to uo pur pose ; nonedf the other boys pushed him in, or were they near him; and from the evidence it was accident. Verdict-- " Accidtielal DoWA." A wardmote will be held at St. Bride's church, Fleet-street, before Mt. Alderman lA'AitTtistAw. to- row; at nue o'clock, for the purpose of electing a Common Councilmen ffir the remainder of the year, in the room of the relent Alderman. - - The Batik of the United States, it is raid, in or der to countervail the great &amide of silver dol lars to supply the E Ist India Trade, are sending them to the Mint to site recalled into halve's and quarter; these bring a denomination of coin* tact shipped to India. Extract of a letter from a British Officer, dated Milk* of the Ganger, .14 tarry 1818: a The antis,' is expected in immediately; r very thing is settled, mid all our posseyolons is !mho are rendered more artiste, as the war has given sea an opportunity of clipping the wings of seindish and his Chiefs, and of burdening them alai the subsistence of an additional 'mother of hmps. Great praise is due to the Noble Marquis (Hastings) far his exerti ~,, s in bringing so great a body of troops into the field, 'seal re i sslating them so as at a eettoin time t h ey all moved npusi one spot. and completely hemmed in the Insur gents. Our army WAS computed at 95,800 men. a Vetoer troops than had ever been in the field tilted:et in Ina* belore. The nhule Continent of Hindostau to now iu am possession. There are six additional Sepal retinsebta to b: raised immediately ; and also cacti regiment of cavalry is to have two additional troops, that we may with facility retain out eatensive and important pussresious lit this Attar- Its of the &tube." COUNTRY FAIRS. . • At Cheltenham fair, on Wednesday„.thrre wall n verb grunt show of sheep, which sold well at advarred ma, cattl e found a heavy sale; good horses inaatitaintd tirsir prima, but inferior nags were quite a drag, At Bridgnorili fair. on ‘Vednestlay last, fat brusts sold, id sink the offal, from dd. to AO. per lb.; stone raitle ..f sorts appeared murk on the decline, from a ant of pa, !arm Fat sheets obtained 7d. to dd. sinking it .e 11,mes of all kends were on the dec;ine l as weir rNn hopi at. I.lron. —At the above fair, a persist' having F..,11 Inn,. tine pur chaser requested the seller to go to ill , • toll-tiuok to Lave the contract entered ; hest nn tb. it road there the st tee run nit, leaving the horse with a ~addle and bridle. TUN il.4BrEsr. • We are happy to state that the !macre,. Q r tier font har, vest is most cheerit.g through ttt ii •• ". 111 !'i ty The wheat is heavy and 03 tictelleot coottil . tl.l the CrOp, of barley and Hats are rath , r better I lean th some Stet ks ago eiciorcted to hr. --t Carmarthen .Innr 01.,, Widths 11..5cr..w day., hay lia. b.ii 3t ‘Toreestrr at 'ff pet son ; at lit. initstihnnt .t Ins remib..l OaWes's...lnlay a %tient& air IteW waw', w!..•;.1. grew uu the farm of Psi thdaiel by Me. IV Waits w (hargo.w out. Bart y hot s.st commenced ua Thing.lay al H .ilea Maims, parish of Presionk !Ili, @3•t Icit,dsit.. licit vying slits intimation, it :sat the 'sine tam. i f e.intl In •1 •1e......t te 7 tit ral harvest in ilic district cas , ii.rt he I . 41.reit,I till th cowls prub obly the fourth, sr. ek in August 7 ( h.t..i4 Priptr.) A barrel of very fine wheat, of thi. y.:ir'. p.orhrcr, was rob, al the new Corn Ilark• I. ots hut, the p..s. petty of P. Dieze. Lr Tourhe, tteltio.l ; it i. the first that has is pirearril this yea r, cud I 4 five neck. v4rlief than that pi-whir...l by the saw fiel.l hat v. 4,, which *AO also first iu the istartet.—( ()midis rraemax's Journatj GIG RACE. A match for 100 guineas look place on the F.cttex Road, in Epping Fot eel. yeve, May morning, whit h mot lere*d, a thaiticonan, tiatiard tonic, kJ% lug on. eliaht.., to drive a hay horse, bona fide his privroly. lac re nitleu ns 40 inlaid...a, at three /Win. Ihr inalth aas done ur r a piste of around, four inikai in circutufert lice. an runoffs.... Men. First four miler, in Srf,mtl ditto l3 '2 Third ditto . 13 21 40 4 The match was lost by four seconds. after touch pudiiiie, but the horse was beat to the C 41,11101 1110 II in pace. The chaise was ill a Re* C1e11.41. C... 1111111•11 1 1; twatuees with lightness and the uwurr, wta;lnt: a woe stuns, drove. SPARRING. Harry Harmer hail a henclit nt the Fivee-eou-1 yrftrillay; ■nd, considering the thinorls of Lembo,. welt In tended. The silos t•, however, disap;:nioi..l the einntensa present; tin•, instead of cum.• sets. 6 :tat tn•., of n.t• on the boxing list, odors of ISO nut& 11 , 11 a Jew boys, who lay the baskets of fruit aside for the oiloeonlvt.no lure's who have no pretensonis tu any thing lint tiippote w ith olovep, such as Macro's, Sic.) nese pill 11;rwited ed it the company were tl:.trusied. Isle of Wsglit Hall and Belcher made an excellent sct-to„ embracing much skill and talent. Hull had pest of it foga strength. Metier bad none the hest at ,fiv.par:ing., and when is he hail worst. In the third bout, when llaii WWI following him, lie ►lipped upon his back d bru.y fail, but willtuut mischief. J. Lancaster and Crawley .hewed some good rparr;lll, In the advautage of the former, and D. Httiltion and Lazo or bit away. Doses the deaf man, and the best hit of 311111 . 6 fle-h of his weight an the hosing list, exhibited with the Bloc*, wisp was brat by O'Donnel, but it wes Gartratneat y to the Little Go, sail Davis threw down the glove. in eliaiity. THE DISPUTED WIN OF THE LATE FIGHT. ibisditircriire ass settled yesterday, and SI 011011nend here. Spring's backers had refused to agree in eye up the stakes, oil tke grounds that Painter had struck gpri lig a hew down. The 'unlike, gave it as their diTision fair, as the Ll o w was delivered when Spring was up, and could uot be recalled. Mr. Jackson agreed wish the Umpires, whet wren chosen One on each side with a referee, and they all %erre of one opinion. The batik NMI" hts Deep received 14 Painter. According to rule if any foul fighting take place, it toast he decided upon the spot, or if the isseu o ins, the chance is lust. It apoears from the Accounts relating to tlii Droits of the Crown and of the Admiralty. whit* have been printed by order of the Rouse (.11 . 04 ' mons, that the aunt total reeeked to the prewent time amount to EIGHT 1111,1.10 Na Sit' th ydreit anti Sixty-sir rtorrsoad Eight Hundred and fifty. four Pounds a n d a fraction, out of t it in fol. lowing extra Items have been paid, tit,i.tt, sums appropriated to tl,e rtil,ltc service : NAY N E \'l !. To his Majesty's Physicians Tu different branders of the Boynt Fe,nily . Itt If. To Buildings and ..4/teralleits :it the buil, Brighton, snit for Fa/stiller* 5.7,3510 10 To Falsetto*, in different Deitartinents of the Royal tiotiseliold occasioned by the _ _ Vigo. of Foreign Prince. to Engle To the Prince liecfertre Pollution to I h Pooi of Spitalfirlds _ _ . . . . I , :(10 0 To the Lod Chstobetlain, no account of Es penult mew real to that Department for the Archdukes of Austria sod the Primr of the Brasile To the Paymaster of the Household for do. • _ . ill.tml 0 4 8.340 13 iit 1,11/3 13 (1 To the Master of thr Horse for ditto OFFICIAL PERQUIsiTLS To Lord Arden, Registrar, fur Poundage f 171100 a To King's Proctor, A thn rah y Proctor, sud other% 1034 1 13 Marshal of the Adtuiralty . i1d.9711 7 11/ Total P;'yiucnts Egtraordinscy........‘lllo,7sll 1 On Friday morning Mr. LIONEL tiAtit.s.itii, a oung gentleman ali:.ut IS ytar- lige, p)ttestz son o f Mrs.SAMPSON, 4 1 1.4 drowned whillit bathing in the Baer Avon; 4 that city.