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hat the housis belonged to thee% in right of their so earls about the world, that I %now of ao parisla to regal mother, who had been heiress to them. I Inching in particular. The Curd Macor—The citizens of loathes have beta Mr. Parry proved having receivedshe rent of the inure kind to you than yam a r e, I fray, aware of. You stile hooves for Mr. Sturt, since Augus t . loth. four ['oh' seals, and Mill pan werelnd ponicelileil. YOU 'l'he 'Defendants had.no Couniel employed. h.ive hero treated with treat goisilneee and lenity in Itinilnis. William Mobbs, in his defence, spoke a great Prisoner (looking archly at the ftencli)-1 have, my 1.0e.1, suhstance a f ters: t old it out Ice ungratehol uf melt, leave thead—cLoisd deal, but in a very indistinct voice; the o'f it apperell to be, that his father had accsoired a a ". 1 %." 1.0 .) a sii misry , ir _y„„,. Iwo is b i d, she wont eight to eiglot houses, comprising the loi ~,,, the one way—l nooal Iry to put II in the right place. I will remount In which he resided, and thole on which the notices I you far the present. had been serveol, in'the year i 757, by rn irrying a Lady, the heiress of them ; that the title descended to his issue, but the title deeds had been placed the hands of a Mr. Yardell, who withheld and eoppressed them ; that they were its possession of copies «1 them ; that he utter had himself been required to pay resit for the tenement he occupied in Whitmore-row ; another tenossit, in tloe occupa tion of house near eight rum, never had paid any ; another five, another two. The estate had o short' time since been pill op to sal!, sod knocked down to SI Genderttan at Cirraway's coffee-house, . but Ilse aoctioneer could produce no title steeds, and die deposit money was returned. Tor?, affirmed. he became implicated in the 'ranee( only irccidentaily, not having been pre rwsit at the original transaction. Ile dented having said that [IMMO was a coward for not going nu, or that Mishirs'a mother had beets an Ile had been prevailed upon to serve the notices on the tenants through the management of Browne. Mary Seckenoon was then irrodoineil, and s p o red, aloe led beau brought op with Mable's mother thou 10 years old, and heard her .00y, hundreds of times. that the property belonged to the family, tool came from one Benjamin Drayton. Mr. Groutrd, a boot 91111 shoemaker, meted, that Wm. NI. bbs served his time to him ; he since heard a cniernation between Mobbs and * Mr. Millen, sis clerk to l'ardell, in which the latter °tiered the Comer 1,500/. if he would make over to I his title to ine estate. Mr. Parry afterwards said, that Yarded was dead, 'hut Millet? living. Mr. ANDREWS observed to the Chairman, that Mr. Stunt was nut desirous of pressing the charge rigaiiist 'furry. The CASIMIR'S expressed his satisfaction, and directed the. Jury to *aril 1 James Motile sad pleaded guilty. If they ad Id find that the re tina aaa aa g defendant, William. had proceeded under full conviction that he hod a title to the estate, it was their duty to acquit him—because, however repteheiosibte his conduct might have been, lie sees not, under these circumstance', guilty of a 'conspiracy ; if they thought otherwise, they would 'Cod hint guilty. 'The Jury, after a few minutes deliberation, found Torry and Wm. Mobbs Not Guilty. GUILDHALL. A TURTLE DINNER. Ye*terolavMoat Bailey, a drreut.ltoukinß man, streased sltnltlog genteel, was charged with swioollioig the Proprietor.. of the Loudon Coffer-house, Lin out of a turtle dinner, with appendages. Mr. Thomas Dal tttttt re, one of the proprietors of the eoffee-lair', stated, that the Primmer came into Ow coffe nou ns between five and six o'c l o ck last evening, wool calico! for turtle, with something to follow, which was served him, after which he haul punch to drink, it not being fmottioaable I to take wine on turtle. lie remained in the box he Reel occupied until nine u'elowk, when he called the waiter and repro-anal hi, wish to haven bed. The waiter complicit with I his requeet, and was shewitoz him up to a bed.rotim, when be ohstrverl big shirt was inure dirty than his neckerchief I was, ell which he informed him that it was usual fur strangers to discharge their hills over night. un which he I said he would retool, to the colfer-room. After /alibis there t some time, he attempted to escape thorough the back oluot, ; but the cote leading into the street wag fasitened, on wlnch he again returned to the coffee-room. The witness then I Rohl loos waiters nut to watch him, but sent a person into I the street to look after him, the moment he attetripteol to escape. Shortly afterwards, he mute a start out of the Gout doors and ran as fast! as he 1.011111, and waa taken intro custody by the person who was watching for him. The Pri. stoner then said he was will t motley; that he hail join I come to town from Rockingham ; and that he was known in Nicholas-lone, at a respectable commercial house there. The witness had inquired into the truth of the soiserti tttt t and I foonol it false. It was not his wish to Ike ...vi re with the Prisoner, lint he considered it was due to other 111.1111111.1 in the same 'nosiness as himself to expose the Primmer, parti cularly as he haul found its Ili. pocket n hill, unsettled, to the amount of ,1. due to another coffee-house, which prow. col that be NA, a regular trailer to illllllllle on the trade. His I demand was not more than las. and every person who knew I him, would believe that he would not take the trouble of proarenting the Prisoner for the sake of las. The Prisoner being called on for his defence. in an turn. hereut manner said that Mr. Timlorel, of the house of Tim. heel. Donaldson, and Co. wo re his trostees. Ile hail been tour days down at Fellhatn, in Middlesex, to take posses sion of his estate; he haul another estate iu Buckingham shire, and lie warn only waitiug for Isis trustee to come In town tat take possession of it. When he went to the London Coffee-hoarse lie thought he hail two 11. motes in his pocket, boot afterwards loon.' oust he hail lost them. If he was allowed a few hours, he would be enabled to discharge the bill he was oletaiutil fur. In answer to a question from Sir John Earner, the sitting Alderman, he said, be was native of Jamaica, that he hail belonged to the army, mod was in the 39th regiment of foot until he obtained the age of 20. The worthy Alderman observed, that his conduct had been highly improper, and he could not think of discharging hint without he paid the amount of the bill fur his dinner. If he thought he would he able to do so by to-morrow he would remand him till thin. The Prisoner—" There is no doubt but the money will be forthcoming; I am under a cloud now, but the sun will again shine on me."--Remanded until to-morrow. 6ansttel Bryant, who was remautleol on Monday for pass. toonuterfeit shillings, was committed for trial for want of bail. POLICE. WASlsioN.nottss. Yesterilr a man of the name of Felix livery Miller was too._ht iii custody of Mann, au Officer, charged with having yt.o.3e a watch out of a geutteman's pocket on Monday last The Prosecutor stated that he went On Moulin last to see Ilse triumphal entry of Mr. Hunt into London—there was an e r ovvil—in the pressiire i e lost his watch. Here hr went into a minute detail of the circumstances, and the fact baying been sufficiently brought home against Ike Pri soner, hr was committed to Newgate to lake his trial. SHOCKING INSTANCE OF EARLY DEPRAVITY. A pour wont*s appeared before his Lordship with an infant at hrr breast, and a girl standing by her side, •ppsrently about lire years of age, of a tine prepossessing countenance. 'fhis poor woman stated that she hail Nor children, whom :she contrived to support by washing and mangling; the young culprit who stood beside her had nearly broken her heart; young as she was, she had been already in ciistotly 'charged with varions acts of larceny, but acidicr tin cow( e titre she bad received, nor the fear of future punishment, nor :advice, our kiniluecs, were found of any effect to restrain hrr from her faiourite propensity of stealing. She was already 'known in bee neighbourhoini as a notorious thief, and the people who newt washileg to the mother had become alarmed end were withdrawing, from Ilre. A few days since she stole a pair of ear-rings, aunt went to pledge them at a pawnbro bees ; the pawnbroker refused to take them ; she then gave them to a girl double her age, who succeeded in pledging them for her. Sitter that she picked the packet of an old W1)1,131 of a small box and some silver. poor mother, under evident feelings of grief and slecne, earnestly implored the Lord Mayor to save the child Sion: star and infamy; she was no longer able to reyiraiu be,—lint if confiued and corrected by his Los dribip's order., Ilisr a id m i g ht happily be induced to alter her habits. She ad (us sued an intimacy with a girl nearly fteen years of age, and o ntwitlistanding all that the mother could say or vlo, she could sot be prevailed on to separate herself (ruin Cos vicious companion. The Lord Mayor said, that if be took her she would not be al t :o wed to see theom light for a year. He advise a d the too t -iry o take her he once i n u re, and try what dvice awl ju , lirious correction might do ; or if she could get her into the 'House of Refuge, it might work an 311110111111 31 . Gliria Still, a personage who of late distinguished her- relf before the Magistrates by a display of eloqiience, of centricity, and of crime, was put to the bar. Slw was brought up about a fortnight since, sat Guildhall, charged with having stolen four gold seals out of a jeweller's siu doss She was not prollertlied on that occasion, the Renck cuorelving that her intellect was deranged. Slit was found i sleeping for Some nights back wear the Exchange, and on being taken into custody by one of the o es, ffic s used ; t e rmeetiomentionthe name of her parish , or to give nuy account of herself. He searched her person, and found acme fa len paprcs --secups 0 1 p o etry—.. The light fugitive rapers shins of her noise, as she e alle4l them. We understood, too, that name articles on the difficult roienee uf prilitrcal eco rattly mid Miaow, were among them. , in which she endea vours to prove that the slattsoal debt is a great mat 31 Messing, a great incentive to industry, and a great somas: of public happiness via prosperity.—[As we have col sera this paper, we are not ai prlveso able to say whether stir bus sire. crowfeet better it: est.thlisitiog this difficult and favourite paint, than a grave and learned personage who lately con dearanded, from n 11101 place, to the public mind upon this same subject:l—The officer tor also-c evaleuee we sic not indebted tar the last piece of information) stated, Neat amongst other papery tumid ts post the PrllkMer, woke va rious petitions, with different mimes signed to them, writ tea ',ideally for the 'impose of extracting money bona the ht•oesuleat. Loder these citcouistanceS he brought her be . fore hums Lordship. *file Lord Mayuc—What place Jo you belong to! Prisoner—To London. This Lord Mayor—W lilt parish do you belong to? Prisoner—To no parish in particular. lam a citizen Loudest—it is fur you to say whether I shall hr a cwitelt within the wails or without; that is, whether I shall be Pot lasiu prison or restored to libeety . Tye Lord Mayoi—You belong, I understand, to ei parish (we thought be said) in Wiltshire, where they gave you a voyage, and treated gun with great kindlier ? Prisoner—You understand so ; t hen, my Lord. y ou would bollelr•walf thing. I will say nothing, but I ask fur proof. The Lord Mayor—l eersainly must assail you to prison, shed you will be transported if you do hot consent to go to your parish. Primmer-1V stand sty ground, tome what will. Iso a eitisrs et London, sod will continue to be so. 1 hare been LAMISTTII-111-R try. STABBING WITH INTENT TO KILL. Daniel Mendota, jan. was brought to this office rider. slay, charged with stabbing and inflicting several severe wounds with a penknife on Joseph Hoke, a young man, soot to Mr. Thomas Iluke, who keeps nu eating-house in Whitcchaparoad, and apprentice 10 Mr Jerson, a saddler, residing at the above place, with intent to kill or do him some bodily harm. F.van Davis deposed, that he lives at PII, Erirk.lane, Spi !shields; yesterday Stiefllll4oll, as he wits standing in Step ney Church-yaid, resoling the inscription on a tomb stone, he heard the voters of some persons, as if quarrelling, and in a few moments after he saw the Prisoner and two other men coming forward. Witness heard the Prisoner ask Hoke if he wld tight him, sod Hoke said lie woulot, and pushed ou him away, saying he knew him to be s ou n it/ Men .hmt, the celebrated boxer. The Prisoner then rushed at Hoke, with a penknife in his Wool, the Made of which was open, sod stabbed him in the left side. The Prisoner Own took Hoke by the breast, threw him on the gmuad, jumped upon him, and insole several stabs with the knife against his side; witness rail to Nuke's assistance, res cued him front the Prisoner, un whom he found the knife, the top of which was broken off, he supposes, fruits the first stab; if nut, it was witnesss opinion he would have killed him, from Ow several attempts he had made. The shirt and Whi.telsli which Hake wore at the time were here produced, nail which were cut iii many places aisd clotted with blood. The first and most dlillge11011!IWUnsal he received was joist over the heart, and which sunlit have caused immediate death, only that the blade of the penknife came against one of his ribs, by which it is supposed to have been broken. IThe wound is about three mates in length. Hoke was taken to the Loudon Hospital, where hr now lies with faint hopes of recovery. and was stoat& to attend at the exami t nation.—The Poisoner was rentusiolvd, TOWN-HALL. EXTRAORDESAV CASE. An Irishman came to John Emsey, am active constable, at the Town Hall, yesterday, au % made the following ie. teresting disrlosiire : About two years ago be kept a lodgiothonse at Deptford', for Irish labourers chit tie, and men molting in the dock. One Saturday night uHr of his lodgers returned home, with his bind cut and shockingly ileitigurcd, ha Amber quite wet, and having in other respects the appearance of tine who hal been engaged in situ..' very desirerate struggle; and noon heiug crimi I 44444 A as to the mariner he came so, he merely said," Ut.! I hail a futile with a chap near Lewisham, who r •ed too much tOr me, and 1 fell in the river." This was thought probable, as the NMI was of rather a qoarrel some ditpusitiun : but having left his clothes in the kitches lo dry, his (the applicant's) wife, was induced from motives of curiosity to coalmine his pockets, in which, to her inex pressible astonishment, iihe found a quantity of gunpowder and pistol bullets! An eminent gentleman, a Doctor, resill itu at Lewisham, had been, On the Saturday iw question, to it3llAll'i business at Deptford, snit on his return home at might, was stopped by a single footpad on the river side, mar the mills between Deptford and Lewisham, who pre suiting a pistol, demand ed his property. The Doc tor, c stout courageous man, so far from being swered the rulfiau's demand with a well directed blow of his nossbrella, which staggered him, and before he rostild recover, so as to use his pistol, closed with him. The robber, a strong fellow, tried all he could to get loose, hot could not, and in the se 1e both fell into the river, suit bOween them the pistol was lost. Here the Doctor's umbrella proved of infinite use to him, for happening lo fall hear the batik of the stream, where both were within their depth, lie was enabled to use it so effectually about his opponent's Mail as so mat him in several places, and finally o brat him off. The affair soon got public, as the Doctor left no means untried to bring the ruillan to punishment; and the time and every other circumstance tending strs.ngly to implicate his lodger, be took an opportunity of speak in g to bins On the subject, advisimg him to be on bus guard, and not mention the inane he bad with the man near Lewisham I. at it should be suppos ed be was the p erson who attacked the Doctor, and so get himself into trouble. He seemed muds disconcerted, and having bound him to eecreiry, acknowledged that he was the presort who had attempted to rob the Gen tleman, and if taken would no doubt be hanged. He (appli cant) then advised him to get out of the nay, and assist ed trim iw his escape, till suspicion suet inquiry should erase. —The police were unremitting en their exertions ; and at length it was learned that a plasterer answering the descrip two had been seen near it place. Mottling!, Outing • • , TA a• , blob beol bees bet a few Jays iterriea, was 'caeca out, es/ pied to be the person so suspecitil, and the only leanest he could give of himself was, that he had been to his pay table oa Saturday night, wher e lie bail been drink. int; but he strongly denied having attenipted to rub any body. This, although urges l with 1.11 the holdneys of con. vicious integrity, way not deemed sufficient, suit he was emu. Milled In hrisnn, and found guilty at the following Assizes nt Illiiitlylone, us, a chain of strung eiremmosatial evidence, and ordered to Ire transported, but fur what period he did not know. The Applicant's object was by giving what in formation lay in his power, to compensole in tome measure for his criminality in focilitating the escape of the real offender ; het he was now in gaol, serving his term of is. [ prisionnent fur another offence, and if it was thought it to proceed him, he would be at all limes fortis- ro a• There being no business to transact al the Jollier Room, no Alderman attended yesterday, and Kinsey could give the man no simmer, but took his name aud address. This case will form ample room fur the benevolent inter femme of Mr. Rennet' or Alderman Wood, or some uther of those gentlemen who humanely investigate similar cases. There is lisle sionht if this person's statement he true, but an innocent man is pooffering fur an offence he never com mitted, and it cannot be too soon inquired lulu. LANCASTER AS'SIZES. CIVIL SIDE.-SPOIrVING CASE. !AVANT V. RAINGII.L. This was ill action brought to recover the value of the gold cup, run for at the last Manchester races, by the gentlemen of the Manchester and Sal ford Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. Raingill's hors«, Fo rester, and Mr. Payant's mare, Donna Theresa, were among the horses that started, mud t h e cup was won by Mr. Itaingill's horse ; but he being disputed, as thorough bred, and contrary to the nrticl-s of the race, this action was brought to try his qualification. Previous to Mr. ituingill's puichasiog the horse Forester, he obtained a cer tificate of his pedigree, which is dated Novem ber 24, 181 g, and says—`• This horse was got by tit. George, his dam by 11181 Grog, and out of a good farmer's mare."—Mr. Itoingill, rely ing with confidence iq this certificate, purchased the horse, and slatted I fir the said cup. Stove the action was commenced, it had been fully ascer tained that Forester was thorough bred ! Upon these considerations Mr. Raingill agreed to give up the Cup to Mr. Payout, and each party agreed to pay his own costs. CHESHIRE SUMMER ASSIZE, SVPTEMBER 1. ( Concluded. ) Before the !lon. CHARLES WARREN, owe of his Moiesty's Counsel learned in the Law, his Majesty's (.'hif Justice; and the him SAMUEL MARSHALL, Serjeant at Low, his Majesty's tither ✓uAlire. John Kemp, aged 23, a hatter, from Newton, was charged on oath with having, on Monday, the '23d of August, last at Mottram-in-Longdendale, in the county of Chester, feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away, one knife, four watch-chains, four watch-►ibbanda, and other articles, the pro- - - perry of Liz irus The Arenozzz-GENERAL briefly stated the care, after w Mich, Lazarus Tironi was called—" I live at Stockport, sod deal in little jewellery. I was at Mottram fair, on the 23d of last month, and had a standing there. 1 sold such kind of articles In watch-ribbands, chains, Cr. The Prisoner came to me about half past ten at night. He immediately opened a drawer, and took out a knife and made off. I saw bins do tills. The knife had four blades. I lost on the same night several watch-ribbands and chains." John Lee called—" I am a constable, and live at Moans's,. I apprehended the Prisoner on the 24th of Augnst last, and found a knife on Ile said he hod Liken it from a man's stall by way of a joke. [The knife was produced and identified by Tironil Some watch-chains and ribbauds I also found upon him." The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty. To he imprisoned tbree•caleudar mouths in the House of Correction. /Jen►y Nosier, aged seventeen, an usher, from Poulton, stood charged with stealing, on Friday, the Ifith of July lust, a silver watch, the property of Thomas Collier. Mary Collier called—" I am the wife of Thomas Collier. 1 remember seeing the Prisoner on the 16:11 July ; he called in the forenoon at my house, and stopped thereon hour or two; I went out, leav ing a watch on the wall, hanging 'war the clock: left un old woman, who is dark, and a little girl, in the house i I was 'away about four or five hours; I misved the watch at night, and heard of it the day after." John Crowther—" I am a pawnbrokerr, and live in Stock port. The P►iwner came to my shop on the 17th of July. and he offered to pawn a watch ; I lea I ' 15s. on it ;he ,aid it was his brothel's watch ; I have kept it ever since in any possession." [The watch wai produced and identified by Mrs. Collier.] The Prisoner said—s' lam innocent of the crime. I am guilty of pawning it." He called Mrs. Collier to give him a character. She said site never knew any thing against him but this theft. Mr. LLOYD. attorney, of Stockport, said, he un derstood the Prisoner lied to the time of this offence borne a very pod character. Ile was employed in conducting a school with his father, who was clerk of the parish church of Pointon. A verdict of Guilty was returned. The Ctster JUPTICE, in passing sentence on this juvenile offender, said, he bed been convicted no the clearest evidence of committing the crime of grand larceny ; but in consegrence of the character given him. he should only sentence him to iinpri• sournent for two neon►/hs. CURIOUS SIGNBOARD.—Upon the doors of a house near Bridgwater, occupied by a father end son, the former a blacksmith and publican, the latter a barber, is a signboard, with the following inscription : " Barren sod 5011 4 blacksmith and barbers work dose here, horse sod shaviwn ; lurks mended, bare curling, bleett int, teeth dwarfing, and all other farriary work. All sorts of 'pintos licks's, akortling to the late comical trey.— Take motif my wife keep' skowl, end laves fokes as yuu shall; teches reading and ritiag Cod all other lasigwitches 1 is d h ats a p s i st .,,,,, s , if r equired, to teach horrilory,, sewing, 1 the mathematics, and ill oth er fashionable di*ersions." tH E TURD. CIAIRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING. lICINPAY, PIPTIMBER 0. : Sweepstakes of 200 0 . and the Gadd Cop.—False 'miles.' Me. Daly 's ch. e. Bob Gore, 4 yrs old, 70.11111. I Marquis of Rlido's Ir. e. Steel, 4 yrs old , 7.1. lIIIb Mr. Permafrost's r. by Ficetio«. 3 yrs obl, 6 . 1 . 3 Mr. M.J. lllike's li. c. Ferankora,4 yrs old, 711. 11 lb 4 Mr. Calawell's b. c. Pistols, 4 yrs old, 7.1.111 b S Portarlntros Stakes of 500. 30 forfeit. Colts, 2.1.; fillies, 7.1, !Ob.—Two-years Old Cr.iirse. Mr. Gore's e. by Fitaemily, out of Wild Girl Major Johnston's I. by ditto Mr. Italy als f. by Rainbow 0 Ms. Kirwan's f 0 Three paid forfeit. Post Matrb of 2500. Colonel Brown's C. by Gaun tlet, riot of Arena Mr. Caldwell's f. by Pipes, awl of Rocket..." .. 2 TUVADAY. Leiustre Slakes_of . loogc_li. ft.; rolls, SO.; Mlles, 7.1.111 b. Old Twtio Years' Okl COMM'. r. Gore's c. by Fit semi,' 1 _Jr. Prendergast's f. by Rainbow :Marquis of Sli.zu'll Muntenia 3 Cufusel Bruen's c. by Goodall 4 Mr. Kirwan paid forfeit. PAH F. DAY. The Soptember Thendits, 30 guineas, 10 guineas forfeit— Peel Poet. Mr. !banter's ch. in. Parilienope, 5 years oh), 7/t. 91b 1 Mr. Caldwell's h. c. Pictosi, 4 yrs old. Ssi. 71h... 2 Mr. Daly's gr. c. Walkover, 3 yrs old, fist. B lh 3 Seven paid forfcit.—A fine race. Sweepstakes of Sags. h ft. for fillies, two yrs old, Sst. each. Count.lly's Mile. Mr Prendergast's f. by Kaitibow, and Mr. Taylor's ch. f. by Haphazard, a dead heat. Mr. Taylor's f. walked over. Two others started, nut placed. Two paid forfeit. DREADFUL SUICIDE. On Tuesday evening an Inquest was held at the sign the Coach and Horses, New Norfolk-street, Park.otreet, Grosvenor-square, before Thomas Higgs Esq. Coroner, on the hotly of Mr. Thomas Compton, aged 30, who cut his throat at his residence, the Coach and Horses. It appeared io the evidence, that the deceased hail been married but three weeks, and hail newly entered the Owes: honor to commelice victualler, and had laid nut a considerable portion of his plumy for that purpose; tinting the last month lee was ob served to be much changed in Iris mind, and was guilty of many inconsistencies which corroborated that opinion.- -On Satin-day morning he made a singular attempt to de stroy himself; he was missing some length of time, which created an alarm in Mrs. Compton, who, on going into the cellar with another person to look after the deceased, found him in a cesspool nearly suffocated. He was taken to his chamber in a very weak condition. On the Sunday morn ing, while in bed, he bad requested Mrs. Compton to procure hint some tea, she quitted the chamber, and OA her return with it she was horror struck at finding her husband prostrate out the floor, on his face, welter lug his blood, with his throat cut in • shucking man ner, and two razors covered with blood lying by his left side. Mr. Else , zooil, surgeon, of Park-street, was sent for; he attended, but the deceased bail completed his object an effectually that all efforts proved in vain. The. Jury viewed the body, and being perfectly soliofied with the evi dence, remelted a verdict—That the deceased ram to his death by his aira act, being at the time he cuasinitted it is a state if mental derange.,,eat. NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. ronTsvorTn, orrrriensa 14 Arrived the tinannel. Hook, Mom Finland ; Soled, Ilam mensteits, from Christiana; and Brisk, sloop of war, from the Downs. Sailed the Camel siomhip, fur St. Helena; nod Venom, Fuzard, for Havre. PLYMOUTH, SrPTEMBIIt 13. Arrived the Brilliant, Robed:, from Havre; Titus, Chit lins, from London fur Pernamlies• ; Isabella, Lawry, front Petersburg's; Mars, Burn, and Cheerly, Richardson, (ruin Mewl ; And John, Mathewson, from Copenhagen. Passed by the Ocean, Holmes, fount Januiea fur London. VALMOUTII, 111rPTRMIIVR 12. Arrived the Waterloo, Blackler, from Prince Edward's Island, in 32 Jays. OVAL, SPPTFAITITR 14. Panted by the blek of the Gnatiwin Soils, the Gertrude an Maria, Glszener, from Rotterdam for Marseilles. Remain in the Dowas the Severn frigate, and Diligence i East India pilot-yacht. orrrEment 14. Passed at the back of the %Vighl, the Wrlhargrr, Meyer, from Rio Janeiro for Bremen, under jury -masts, having lost her fore aml main-masts. Passed through the roads to the westward, the Royal George yacht. KINPAIS, SETTFIABFR 7. Tlw Jane, Brown, from Jamaica fur Glanow, gist un shore shout a mile to 11w westward of Ilm Galley lieud—the cargo is expecti.d to be saved, but the vessel will be lust. CORN EXCHANGE. SErrEstnert 15. We have had some few flesh arrivals this morning, and a considerable quantity of miss left over from lost day, yet the sales in ; renewal were store ltritk. Fine Wheat and Oats sold on full as good term. as on Monday. Malt is in de mand, awl supports it. price. Pease and Beans continue the same as o Monday. The following was sent to the Mansion-house yesterday, lir a Gentleman of great respectability : A Fact.—ibont a fortnight ago some person entered the house of is Gentleman in Walworth, and stole several ar ticles of wearing apparel, which were returned in she same state in • hie. they were taken, after being kept about ten days, with the following note. They were brought by • who was desired to say, if any question was asked her, she was scot by a poor man, who told her H. leave them ; but the child confessed afterwards be was a respectable man in appearance :—" Thank ye, my purpose is answered ; I could have taken more, but avoid nut; keep your door ►hut is future; my principle is good, though my poverty is great; thank yourself for this loss, as it would have been had you had a less honest thief to deal with.—l soy again, be careful of your street door." There was a very full market on Saturday at Norwich, and a great quantity of Wheat and Bar ley was offered for sale ; much of the latter is thin and coarse, but some of good malting quality was sold at :His. per quarter.—The show of Cattle was as large as usual, both Scots and homebreds. The Sheep-pens were also well fitled, and Lambs sold well. The half-bred Leicester very much predo minate. PRICE OF 3 per Ct. Cons 70H3t 3 per Ct. N. Au...104a Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 70 Judi. 80nd5..." e Le 10 HI 9 pr. °anual 3ll pr. S YESTERDAY. E. Bills. 1..5 4 6 die. Ditto 5me11.... 1 dis. Ditto 0n0.... 15 dis. Ditto Endorsed.. 5 dis. Coos. for Ace. 70k 711 70k 71 )VOYEL ROBBERY. A genleei•dtemed man called at the house of Mr. W es i pt .. l kihiow.plece t Havopmeairoad, nu Monday ermine, awl in familiar teems asked if Mr. W. had returned from lirothi aa , sad on being informed by She servant is the nrgai:vr. pratirorkid, s have argent Imainraa with Mr. W. relative l a an estate which had devolved ar him, and at hi. M.o. it hr was 'hewn into the parlour, when pro, ink, and p4pr r a t% bronititt to him. After twine in t h e room about ti . minutes a man knocked al the door wish a b um p" ~( as he slated, and al she same ownineot the geniksisa out of the parlour with a Miter in his hand so Ire p a t into the post, and made off. It was ...inn dim, ird 1-111 stoles a small timepiece from a it 'Rail-CAW and foinicri i pieces of plate. Tlw hamper, it wimp, war brnetti., 1 ,, at . trac t t h e attention of the id, as it Ittrueit out iasitail of wine it contained brickbats and rubbish. BIRTHS Al Brighton. on the 21 1 1 h of Anviat, the tAay of die lion. Lieutenant-General Meade, of a daitrliter . On Saturday, the 11th iiimant, in the Mama P Dalr. Ito, the Lady of Ow Hon. Orlstotto Rridgrniau, of a wit. MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday, al All Soon. Cbareh, Cambridge, ih e Edward Peacock, M.A. 1 , ,d10w of Trinity Co m:,„ Anue Manell, second daughter of the Bishop of On the 13th instant. at I Andieth, Rowels E Brixton-bill, to Miss Jane Gilds., of St. Catheriii.',. Oa the 13th inst. Benjamin Phillips, Eiiii...f square, to Catherine, third daughter of Mr. I{'i howl!, of Marlburongle, %Felts . Tuesday, at St. Passers'. Harry Hunt, E. 4.1. of Riming. ham, to Anne, eldest daughter of the Isle William Palk, Esq. of the 31arble.yard, Wars ick. I)EATHR. At Prowl)ton, on the itsit !instant, aged 17 vests, 11..h.,t Dalrymple Horn, eldest of R. U. Horne Horn and Elphinstone. On the Ist inst at his residence rrincesAirret, 1 7 ,11:thur:!,. Robert Spear, Esq. late of Manchester, in the 7,7111).:11 o his age. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON RIDIX:E. Morelos 0 after H. I E•er's; 9 after It. ORIGINAL OXYGENATED SODA. FOR NAILING PERFECT SODA WATER. SODA NvATEtt, audit kept in lira. after short time loses a considerable parrion of esrboaic gas the carriage of it from plaice to place is eery tremble. some, and the risk and inctoiveitience great, loaides die large space it occupier, and the consideration of it* getting were every hour. Sods Water also being put into bottles not perfectly rem, ill corked, nut quite filled. Sec. kr. has oceitehreed noi lo y d „• and well-founded compleiets; all of which the firma:wird Soda is calculated to remedy; and being perfmtly foe trona all those objections and inconveniences, ittt.....qtr, the osrr at all times of impregnating the water will, lied air in vie degree; and produces double Soda Water, a ith as mile, edify as single. The Oxygenated Soda remains in all r;inemes perft rtlr unimpaired, and is. therefore, particularly rerinomeetled 14 Merchants and Captains of ship, as a very iisefal and helot. eial article for exportation. Besides the advantages before stated, which the Redo. ismer, Soda possesses of always giving to the wider its pr .per and due proportion of fixed air, it is also mod, cheaper, mot therefore better calculated to be put into tits power of all who may stand in need of its aid, as well as those oho take it as a pleasant drink at table. Prepared sod Sold by G. MARSHALL and Co. Chemin% Breweradreet, Goldeu-square, in hoses at 2s. Pd. each, rimi taming sufficient fur oue dozen of Soda Water ; or one tluzen hoses for 30s. duly included. Sold also by appoimment.h! F. Newberg and Sons, 45, St. Pwul's Church-yard ; G Asia burner, Ulverstone; Mr. Hooker, Ipswich; Mr. Pear:'; Druggist, Exeter; Mr. Berger., Library. Ramsgate; Br Simpson, Bath; Mr. W. St , jun. Cireueestir ; t4l by Mr. Richard Smith, Danse-street, Dublin. N B.—The Public are cautioned awaiting imitations of nor article Nader various names; and (as owe bare thought proper to copy the name of tie article and the peer- of rections verbatim) are requested to observe, tbot the amili Prepared by G. Marshall and Co." will be enziat,ii u man every label. •a 5 To be ho d as above:— SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS, fur making Sod. fits Water. CHELTENHAM SALTS, in EffioreKcnce, and in Crys tals. The NEW GINGER Isrustort, for making Ginger Beer that will keep in all climmes. NEW CHEMICAL FIRE BOXES. MEDICINE CHESTS of all kneels and prime. Aid the finest Drugs and Medicines of all kinds, for home and exportatioll. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IVAYLEAVES (OAL, AND WOODLAND, AT HERRINGTON, IN THE PARISH OF HOUGHTON.LE-SPKING, IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, at the Three Indian King', no the Otov.ride, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on FRIDAY, the 816 slay of OM). BER, 1819, at Emir u'Clock in the Afternooti, By Mr. RICHARD FELL, Lox 1. WEST HEILRINcat)N FARM. with substantial Dwelline-Hotose , asd all imitable conveniences for Hosbaoilry. con t a ining 117 Avow. 2 Roods, 12 Perches, let to Mr.Jmates Rain,from year taro: also £52 10s. per annum, being one moiety of 11•itylnirr Rents over part of this Lot; awl la. 3,1. per T.llO, lam one moiety of Tentall Rent fur esery Tenn of Coal , r awn:- ing 2'2,000 Chaldrons a-year carried over the said Waylrwr• I,OT 4—WEST, EAST, and MIDDLE liEttatsti• TON FARM, wills a substantial Dwelling-know. awl suitable conveniences fur lituslutudry, rinstaining 139 Arro, 1 Rood, 17 Perchea,let to Mr. George Lee from year to t or '. slat, tht 10s. per annum; ;wing one moiety of Rent. cettna for Wayleaves over p a rt of tin. Lot ; anti Is. 3.1. p..r Tro, beiog one moiety of Tristan Rent, for every Tents of Cwb exceeding 22,000 Chsldrons a-year camel oTef the Waylrare. Lew 3.--rLINTON HILL FARM, with 5 ithat3nt ,l Dwelltug-Hotom, and all suitable onavenieriem for IN handry, coistaioing 138 A. 'I R. 17 let to the H. piesrat , lives of William Brongh, &erased, 1 . 61.01 year to year. LOT 4.—AY rows WOOD, in WWI, with all the Ton. her Trees and Underwiro.l growing streroon, to a very tlo in, mad pro•luclive ountallSllll, 30 A. OR.II ; ate Public-llostve, two Cullageo, and Stour Lloarr•vs - Mg, let to tenants at will, at low r ent.; With MR .ir and valuable Frontage to the navigable part of the estr,. 11,ni Wear. LOT S.—MI ilowe very valuable SEAMS of (VAL, on' , .. the Lands comprised in the above Four Lots, known hi or names of the rive Quarter Csosl, the Upper Main l'ovi. tl. , !Bundling Coal, the lam Main, and the Hatton Seam prevent working. under the adjoining Lands of Lord Stovall and Memos. Ne.hant and Co. I.OT 6.—A„ undivided THIRD PART of the 31ANt ) R. ; or reputed Manor, of Weal Herrington ; also .• 1 VI e- Herrington SIM, furoietly a corn mill, and of the grou,,,i Killen therewith. For particulars apply to Messrs. Wharton and Ford, No 62, Lincolues-lan-flehts; Mr. Groom, No. lit, Lincoln. V: - fields; and Mr. Ilurn, Gray's lan-square, Lino 100 : a 1..., i:: Mr. Taylor, Hetolvie•Grunge. near Sil Mrs laud ; Mr. N J ii 1. tnel Grace, mid Mr. Bell (Laud Surveyor). Neetcasthet• Tyne; Mr. Hobart, Pelaw, wear Cheater-le-Street, who ws'l skew the Property; the Threw Indian king's lan, N e wcawk ; the %Visite Hart, Cliester.le-Sirevt ; the Waterloo Lis, 9w• hart; the Bridge Ilia, Sunderland; the Northoinlarl in.! Arms, North Shields; the Kitties Heed ims,Darlitteto o :' : '' Black Llost s glacktee; Mr. Willtihwoh, BUlthreller, Voris and Mr. Fell, lite Audi...wet, Sound' Shields. LONDON : Printed and Published at tbs Oates. Na. Strand; +het, Advertisement. are 'sewed, and Lanni (post-paid) west be addressed—C. SMITH, N.. I. Mutes* In, WHITE, Ptio. 111. Stoo, Publisher . ~- - - •-•. t _; 1~ i ~f ~; 4