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k- 4 " LAW INTELLIGENCE. Coral or KINGS BENCH, Wcscast se an, AraizL 27. TIM XING V. ALEXANDER DAVISON. ESQ. • Mr. Justice GROvE pronounced the judgment of the Court on the defendant, fur a misdemeanour, of Which be was eornicted at the sittings after last Michaelmas term, for charging commission on the sale of goods, as if he acted as agent for govern. went in purchasing goods for the barrack depart meat. lie had been iu the King's Bench prison since last tern), and had tritely retnitted to govern ment, es appeared by a certificate from the Exche quer,'l9,oool. end a fi action. being the amount of the money he hurl recured in virtue of the commis. aims. Ilut the Court considered this did not satisfy the justice of the case ; upon the criminality of which the teamed judge animadverted at consider able length. The sentence of thy Court was, that 1. , should be imprisoned in his Majesty's gaol of ewgate for it calendar months, and be then die tiArgeol. LIBEL. THE; IMO D. (IEO4IIE BEIMONT. The Defendant was brought i.p to receive the seirtence of the Court, as the Proprietor, Printer and Patti her of u ‘. l .'eeli.ly Newspaper. celled Vie British Guardian, for u libel published there to, en the 9t Is of Out otter last, on Hi, Mujiety, tending to biing the general government into disrepute. Mr. Cr.trro;:u and Mr. AOOl.l'llEll were heard to mitigation of pottishonent. Tie titter Gentle man compared the present time to that of the drys of Wilkes and Jonius. He said the only diti!-r -race was, that they were then turbnlent, and the present was the reverse ; even them the Court only sentenced the one to pay a firma a few marks, and the other to a trifling confinement, for using the rime kind of languege ; he, therefore, trusted the Court would act with u much knit) on the present occasion. The Avvoatter GINZRAL, on the part of the Crown, complimented Vie Learned Gentleman who last spoke for impunity and ability, which made an for his want Qf experience and made him competent to direct the Bench. Ile contended, that the publication was a libel of that mature, which culled for severe pvinisbment. The Court ordered the defendant to be termini!. ctl, sod to be brought up on the 6th of May, for Judgment. SEDITION. Tat NINO e. JOHN JOT,IIIOK. The threatlent was brought up to receive sen telicc, he being einvicted at the last Assizes in Laticaster, for making use of seditious words to Jobs Filler, is oweaver, ut Msneheeler dunnE; the late distudiance there, t o the foiowing ef fect I charge you to stick out—you have nothing to fear while Col. Hansoa is at yoir back. The price of grain will advance—the porta of the Baltic and America are cawed a,. nn*t you. 7.1 y lads, I advise you to stick out : If we can get tile olf Mu throne, and the crown en the. Pritre of Wales's hoed, we shall have all these evils rumored—a e Moll have Peace sad plenty within a month." The. Arroattie-Gesra sot contended, that there could not bezaore dao serous or infamous expressions made uwe of; but after lie lament an address, by Mr. 1 11 . 11.t.tastsi in behalf of the Defendant, end an id:wen - atom ruin, Mr. Serjeant CO4-PC LS, who was present at the trial, that it appeereil that the wog had been made use of under the effects of into tint,, heat, and pas sion, and that the Defendant, almost immediately after, expressed his contrition tor having used them; the Learned Scrj. also bore testimony to the general good conduct of the Defendant, as a loyal and mo ral man;—the ATTOREST-GLASEAL said. under those considerations he wished the Conn to extend their cletnescy to the Derenfleult ; who was repri manded by the Court. 'mild allowed to go at lar.-e, on Ins giving his own security for itool. for his ap pearance whenever called upon by that Court to receive its sentence. PERJURY. THE RING E. WM. FIRTH. The defendant was brought up to receive jittlg meet, he haring been convi,terl of milking un affi davit that lie „sow %Valiant Hawkins in VVestinirt aster-Hall, on the 17th of October lost, and that he might have titteutked us avritneno in the Court of Chancery, although Hr r.ins was at that tint? in Swansea, 13 la istoriga nsh I re. He was remanded by the Court, and ordered to be brought up for sentence on the Gth of May. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTOlnfrill, APRI% 26. Drnpt down to St. Hon's, sln: Lari, ia. and one East ludianiaa.—Wind N. Fa I.IIOUTIrt. APRIL g 4. Arrived the brig transport Peggy, Wright, from Portuntouth forGibreltar, with the lom of her bowsprit. Sailed the TotcnsLrltri Pocket, Captain Western, with mails for the Wi.,4 Indies ; also several vesoilo to join the Mediterraneaa fleet noir off 014! god, }Cy iIfIUTP-DOCII, AVAIL 25. _ liy the Sri/ lutrev, which itr.ived hrre yesterday, front the Cape of Good Hope, we learn, that a .treaty of amity awl friendship has been concluded between the Court of Persia mind our Government in India. The embassy was conducted by Capt. Mal colm, sod received by the Persians in •the most splendid meaner. Arrived-the The.eas. of 74 gnus, Capt. Beret ,rd, with part a ttie crews of Vie Um ships. and 400 French priailters ou board, from lictehti)rt. Mailed the Beagle, of le guns, Capt. Neerci)mb.., for Portsmouth ; time Parallax, of is gritSP liareard; anal illarimer, gun-brig, Lieut. Grills:ha, for the IVestward. Came tip Datunaze the &par kuse frigate, Cant. Lord Cochrane, to rtimi:r the damage she received in the fate attack on the Frenth ship. at liochforr. • The Iloyal f;evege, of 99 gaud, Vase- Admiral Fir J. T. Duckworth, is also come np to he docked. and • paid off: her creer is to be turned over to the Sass Joseph, of I it! gnu DEAL, APRIL i 6. Sailed the Planiagenct and Inspincnble. to the eastward; Ce lleope and Cherokee, on a Truitt ; IVornal anti Unity trati.rorts, fur Harwich, basin on hoard the begioge of the 43d, 79th, +IFNI 9W regiments. • Arrived the Creches gua-brig k from a cruise. MINORITY , Igo 'wren Pb v. LORD AIICOM.I3I 111111111ILIVIes NOTION AGAINST LORD CA521;1111111•0111. ♦bcrcrombb, tin J . Adams, C. Godt.iv, Thomas Couch, T. S. • Gordon, Wm. Goever,LordG.L.• Grattaq • Rt.lin.H. Greenhill, Robt. Pascoe Grey, llou. Booth Giles, D. Halsey, Joseph Hammett, John I I ibbert, Geo. Hippisley, Sir J. Holton, W. Horner, C. Horrocks, S. Howard, Hun. W. Sward, 11. Haworth, Humph. Hughes, IV. L. Hurst, R. Hussey, Win. lititehiuson,Hu.C. Jekyll, Josep h Ecrk, G. A. 1.. • Knapp, G. Lambe, 'lna. W. Lambkin, N. I Langton, VV. G. Lew +, Julio mon, Sir Lama, John Le-Fester, H. Lloyd, J. M. Lloyd, Sir E. Longman, Gee. Leivedoi, E. L. Lubbock. Sir John Lushington, S It. Lyttletnn.llnn Ic• Ilt'lionahl, James :11adocks. IV. A Maws, Hon. S.• Markham, J. Marryat, J. Martin H. Hanle, Hnn. W.• Maxwell, IV. Millwanke, Sir R.• Miller, Sir T. Shiner, Sir W. Milton, Lord* Stnetgossery,HC• Moore, Patty Morel t, Sir C.• Mosley, Sic Oars Ilustyn,SirThos.• NOl th L. Neville, Hon. R. thus (•) are COM) r Comity Nleisibeis, mid Wales —Lord I I woilicrs. N'ettport, Rt. Rob. Sir J. Allna, Alittrwp, Vise • Marmite, W. i.. Babirmorm, Thos. Bakerd.(l'aimerb.) Barham, J. F. O'Callaghan, Jll/. Oglaader, Sir Was. Osso Won, Lord Palk, Sir L • Parin.ll, H_• Patten, Peter Prime, Rory Bab rd; J P.• Beach, M. H. Berard, Scrope Berard, Thos.• Beirie!ce, C. Percy; Earl° . Pende Petty, Lord H. Prcgett, Su. Arthur Polliugton, Lord Pousuuhy,Rt.ltun Geom. _ . Bidd~lp~, It . Biselsftwil, B. P. Blackberue. J.* Blackball's, J. I. Bouverie, Has. B. Bradshaw, Has C. /triad, Hoe. T.• Brugeedt, J. Buraeu,SlrFraneis Burrell Sir C. Porchester, Lord Price, Richard Prntie, Hon. F.A • Pyiu, F.• Richardson, W. Ridley, Sir M. Roberts, Alirnitain itonsilly, Sir S. FlynK, Geo. Ca'craft, Jobs Sartlle:A. Seuthisnore, R. P Sharpe, K. Shays, R obt rt Slit ;ley, T. shtpley, W. Sant cm, J. St. Assbya,SirJobn Stew sot, James• Syraootla, T. P. Talbot, R. W.• Taylor, C. Taylor, M. A. rosprat,Sir H.V.• 'Fla*, Earl• Templeton, Visa. Thorntoa,M... Caleert,'N • Cartwright, W. R. Cameos LA. G.• Cavendish, Wm. Clematis Mini.* Coichroar , Lord Coelarass. Ha s - G. A.E. Coke, T. W.• '' Ca/hurtle, N. W. IR • Cambr, II C. Cooke, Bryan Cowper. E. Sine Creerry, Thomas l'nrwen,J. C. Davenport, D.• Dundalr, S. D • Pandas, filarles• Din.,las, Ilan. 1)u adar, lion. L. Fatrnort, Frrygosen, IL C. Fitrzerriki. l -d " Fitzpatrick, Right Tiernry, lit. lien. • George To‘ruArnd, HOD. a• A. Tracey, f. H. Tremaync, H.• Vansitlurt,Geo.• Vou.o.3,l,Sirlt W.+ Walpole, Hem G. IVard (:. 1.. 11'r•tern, C. C. Hon. It .• Fa.lcy, Hon. i• Foley, Thomas , Rare, Sir 31artin Folkntour, Purl beg, riscouot Gancev.s, Isaac Gel!, Philip Timmar Whartua, J. Whitbread, S. VVynoTP, Tl.l.l.lEltb. AgustL, W.(Nurw.) ?hose In, Of thin . I.is.t a t Gontine in Englun 17 Englidi Comity ily 11 embers. do of a burn tate for Cast In, :ugh liatl ut.:) An Account of the Distribution of the Sum of 2,soo,noril grantee, to Ilia llejesty is the last Session of Parlineator, to enable His Majesty to take such measures an the exi • genry of Affairs may require; fur Great Britain! Paid by the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of His Ma jesty's Forces. To Bilbao( Encbange, draws by 11. G. Prent L. a. al. Spencer, for advances oa account of the Spanish Government To ditto, drawl. by Lieutenant-General Sir Hew Dalrymple, Lieuteitaut-Gros too- of Gibrultse for proviaiou and other r:. prow • of the garrison of Gibraltar sad of the Spanish army in Aadalusio - 11,689 au To ditto, dcavra My R. H. Kennedy, Deputy Cumunnsary General to the Fureen wider So Jsbn Moore • for previsions end other expensesof the ;ad Forces . :,17(i 9 I To ditto, drawu by ditto • fur ditto of ditto to a a Ti. t %nosier'', E M. to be paid over to Chevalier de Sousa Cornttietro, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary of the Prince Regent of Portozul, to enable him to provide for the relief of inch Portuguese emigrants as may room to this country, and to afford thew% the means of proceeding to the Brazils - t 0,100 0 0 To J. Haut, E.q. Treason r of the Ordnance; for ord finery stoma furnished frogs the garrison of Gi. bt .Nr.l. fee the service of the Emiwern of Morocco L. 3,326 0 1 • To ditto; ( o w mail airy stores delivered from the ord nance dr part fur the WlTVite tat Spain and Pur• tool - 3el,9ts 17 04;11 17 10 10,000 0 0 (or dollar, put on hoard the Pluto; coosigne.l to Mr. Heater at Gijon - $3,886 I 1 4 For ditto, put op board V.,c Comet; consigned to do. i I Gplill 1 5 0 200,25:. to 4 For dollars and bar silver put on bard the.M 'shirrs and anonpirm • conaigned to Mr. Doff, 'Curs) at Ca cho • - 23.7,6= 9 6 - For bar Alves' put on boanl 1.. a Loire coosigoed to ditto - - - 116,301 t Fur ditto, pet on board do ; amassed tu ditto r. 13,121 0 931.1.)R 10 . - For dollars, put •'n board the Det sde ; cua siguerl to Sir Itubert l%tls•nt at Oporto - 69021 S o Foe ditto, put on hoard the Fort-site con signed to Mr. Stewart at (.:oturns • - I 10008 IS o Far dill*, put on hourd the Semiramis; to be &Heeled to the Mat nuis de Romano - 30,000 • o For ditto, put board ditto; to ht . deliver ed In J It. Frere, Foy. • C 1 2, 7 17 to 0 L s,ano,oue • The Lottery will finish Drawing,, to-morrow, April 2.1. The very few Tickets sled Shares left, aro Ole Site at the Licensed Lottery Offices, war ranted uutiriiwn. The Prance of %VALas's Volunteers had a grand Geld-day yesterday in Hyde Park, The St. James's Volunteers marched, yesterday, to ilydc-park, with two field:pie•va, anal were in *spected by Colossi Jusaixsopg, atter which they had • quaint field-day, and received the thanks of the Co lonel for their martial aperarance.. (Jo Saturday night, a Lir wholcs.de house, in I'ri•bry-str..o. Cheapsidc, was broke open by meat„ of pot.itlocke. and various articles; of linen mud silk were stolen, ton very considerable amount. A (ietttivinsn, on his way home, about two o'clock, discovered a bag full of silk shawl:,. ail other goods, to the amount of several hnedred ['mind 4, which he couveyed.to the watch-house. It is there fore imagined, that the thieve‘ were alarmed duriug their depreclatioas; but though a vigilant search watteade, weary sorry to bud none of the party were apprehended. ~ T wesrley lad a dog was shot, whirl' in th e course afafaw weeks bad worried between two and three brodredJausbe, in the tieighbourhoOlo of Kendal, itieldlot !Andel% sod Sedbergb. A. CITY Court of Common Compri, was held yesterday at Guild itaH, which irks very mitneroesly encoded. The Cbamberfain presented his Wier State of the City's Cash for laid year ; es did the Bridge Masters of the Bridge- Itetisie Fund, which were read mad tivilervl to be pruned, and a Copy sent to artery Member of the Court. The TowirClerk laid before the Court, Letters which be had received in answer to the Hesulations Thauhs id the hot Court, from Colonel Wardle, Sir Francis Burdett, Lard Folkestone, Mr. Whitbread, Sir Sa%suel Romilly, and Major-General Ferguson which were severally card, and ordered to be entered on the Journals. The Thanks of the Court we,c unanimously voted to the Rev. Samuel Birch, A.M. Chaplain to the Mayor, fur his Sermon preached before the Jadles, lee at St. Paul's, en Sunday last, being the first Sunday in 'Fenn. The Special l'insutce Committee presented a detailed Re port upon the state of the Finances .if the City, whit/4 the Report from the same Committee presented uu the toils of February last, were ordered to lie pruned. Dratights of Petitions to the House of Cienmons a g ainst the Strand mid %%umbel' Bridge. being prepared, were agreed to, and ordered to be presented as The Coart then proceeded to till up the vacant situations of Marshalineu, and on 110 ballot bang cast up, the twin bersappeat est us follows.— Lt adbei ....... lut Hart iug Ilawkius WS Ste% coo .. l9 liratisl Fogg..• 66 Bailey lll 1.4: Mare 63 Crofts Hall 53 Poki.ly Maw by ...... .......... 53 Pawiarktti...... ........ Crum by .. ..... ........ .. 53 Clemente Finch Whereupon the 1.014 Mayor declared Leadbetter, Cart wright, Hawkins, Brand, and Fogg, to be duly elected due- II g I.le3eure. Tbe difference' between 11w Lord NI- or sad hie Howse• htsld has been amicably adjasteet, the Lord Mayor liaviug ik slued in Court, that he bad reinstated them in the Man akin House with their usual privillgo• ••• • rf' TRE.IT)'EfTWi EiV PE.USIA FRANCZ.% It has been reported that the Missio.i of Sir liarford Jones to the Court of Persia has been successful, and that a Treaty of Amity has bera concluded aith that Court. V. "PPY to find that to be the case; but ti e know that in the be ginning of lust year Persia wade a Treaty with Frmice, of which the folio,. ing is the sulrAii nee sunsvivcr. OE ?RR TREATY or cow/racy- nri4vrrs Tug col Rri Of PRANCE AND SIGNED IX JA74I; •111 150.4. %Theo French tut reheats, or other French subjects, arrive eitheiie the harbot.rs or us the frursticrs ut Persia, nu vie. lessee shell be uttered then, b) the Governots or Mueistrit.s of the country, she she:l, ou the cuntaary, .end them help and 4'1441.1.4w in rase of need If the FIC.ICII Consul :*;eueral proposes to fix 161 residecen its !epsilon, croon land shall be hired fns him, that he isms build a house upon it. The same wits regard to oths.4 Unmet' merchant. who may be likewise inc:ined y when they 'wish to remove, the Authorities of the country shaft take care of their property, sari restore die same to them the niument they claim it. The irentli Ambaseadors shall be treated with ull ho 1101ITA due to the fro st of Christian Monnrch. , and the Con suls, 1..,v0yi., and French lierchants, shall take precedence above those of all utter maim.. Illieu French merchants export or 'import merchandise, they shall pay ditty uecording to a fair salami...it of the goods, sat the time twin. , and he allowed to pay the .assts either iu specie or culuodity. NO duty shall be levied un servants of French me/wheats settled in Persia, eithrr French, Ars/simians, or Indium., until they amount to twenty; out shall any daty be tainted on then ISrugataas ' or interpret-rs of the r omit ry. Governors s h all give assistanci: I. ships that may be writ ',., 4, .. lacuna the expense to he paid them accierdiggly , but -• ,web .14,11 got, resits any meteors, Main s easy arti cles le'llaggiette the ship they may happen to have aimed from sit Dm INtrieg Mho space of three year; ?gout the date of the Trredp)Freachnsen shall pay no dtst(ce*tome.howse). The saute Wrath respect to Persian merchants is F'. epee. Fret.cli mordants shall only once pm dtity in Persia for whatever merchandise they limy import or export. 'I he rat,. is 3 'Cr (vol.—Peri:Mu mete hoots shall enjoy the sense psis liege in France. Goods imported or capes-test by the way of Bagdad to pay duty as at lepalian. Consols shall be permitted to build a shutzli contiguous to their residence, and to display the Crotch colours tot the tops of their busses—at sea ports ugly. la cabs a French merchant should experience s reverse 0: ftwoime without baring girms security to any body, no oilier Fresschioars shall is.' called upon to diwchaege his debts . but in the care ufsecerity liciag given, the ,;:me *Lail be executed Wise* agreements WV mitered into betw.r. u the 'French, Persian, sad lferrlaaats of other countries, replier:tin pait• aerehip and intim:titres, such agreement must he submitted his the inky of the country, veto the French Consul, and a espy of die some to he lodged with the latter, that it may be tir..irted to ocrorkliog to cireii.ustauci•. 'Alen • l'rc-ar Is slave Shull fail into the bands of Persian enhjet is and not liming to-route a Mnsseltuatt, signifies to the Pret;elS Comm! that he demands his proteetims, no o putitioa shall be made to his bring given up, on paying fur . his claims* the sum that he had cost originally. ttitis resport to edicts mud goods Iselunging to Persian ? Allis:eta casharked at the Persists ports ins board of Turkish ~fdslysw, osseitel vessels bound to the ludic* or elsewhere, or illboded witkvindis commodities fur the return, if during their 's)onisle voyage this French vessels should have any slider- Vote with the akivemsetitioued cemstrles, and th a t their Tea- Oals should 6;1 in:.. their power, sad that thi.f! should be td an board merchandise, the whole of their goods and *Worts shall be natured. lt Iselin been *greed upon between the agents of the , of Franey sod that of Penis, that the Island of . .I. shall he giten to the former, these to extaliledi a y, immediately ide s the evacuation of Gem gin and all rPersiati pros imes by the Russians illtettelt satrehants happen to be pillaged. by robin:re, al all make inquiries, so as to seise the banditti, the gouda to the owners, who shall have to recton r trouble to that effect. s a Fiends merchant suits, the remainder of his pro• ti, _____"opt his creditors, according to 1 claims. gad dangerous, boats ure courey passengt:rs to Lton the IViudtor *rotch. be '.itteut•rt; 11111 SIOODT, I tia &don College Play ; the iimi-etigrit, :ing it sale, had got into through the waiter. The seeere duel:mg. bite fells of wow and rim, fur t•evrr.sl days past. incisor. The mes‘clowN anilthe plase-toiads carriages.. lion got over the temp„ ery wind, Ulla bu t' ra t to,tett of tlir . arch *Writ rt e lwts wit at the greet ducat, till Tuesday. when the temporary hindiet was not considered safe, a n d the carringe, wt re let through some fields belonging to Eaton College. Oa Tuesday evening Mr. Ns:Grew:a, a farmer, W 1 4 ,4 Mgt with twine friends foe the evening. On hio return home lie lost his way:the night being dark and stormy ; he fell into the Thames, and }ester day mooning was found drowned. washed .a ditch near hal own house. RIG 11TO , Pr ti. ISOI. —• Act t e•t.r. Earl of Dalh.n3.l7P, MAN, 14 I ill ( ul 1, 1 4 • • Y Stuart, S. Barnaid, Esq. M Henry Onalus, Erg. J. Pei guson E.q. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mts. Diaz the Mira Brothertuur, Mrs. Tutulyu.,R. Prettyman. LI A number of soldiers lately discharger! g row mi litary hospitals, cured of wounds and of sickneis. hove marched through this town, iu order to join their respective regtinutab And partiti;e rolun teen from tnilitiu reg nts to regionstits in hue. pare also al 1111 l st dully parirt.d through on thr!r route to the severul barruclot where the.corps of which they have mode choice are stationed. Saturday, between four and live o'clock the v.- luoteer artillery, of this town, commanded by Lieu tenant-Colonel Moore, were iusliccteirbv Colonel Lyon, Drill the West-Buttery, hum afterwards tired a number of shuts at a target shout a mile out at sea. mu a insulter highly picasilig t o the inspectiog ofbcer. _ • S. rend very biro shoals of wild-fowl passed ever the cliffs, near this towu, on Saturday sournnig. In a north-r istrfly direction, probably uu their ..y to the Clus of Lincolnshire and Camlaridgesiortt. is which pltwes they rerun iu great number. the time Of incubation. The *Avers weather we hat.: hall of late hts giver. a great check to ve4etation, awl we hear .cut u:; much of the bithwout of trete that produce ear!•: fruit. Mr. Weller, of Chichester, a few days since, sold by auction a farm of e9I acres, for 13,0771. whirl, farm. we have been informed, was purcha;.e.l by the lute Ale J. Carter, of Po•tsinoatlt, aboht ttortv years ago. for woo. The farm is culled Herne Farm, and is situated at Siddlesliaiii, near Cliirher• ter. The timber to be takes at a valuation. Lana at Slibileshitm was at a very low prior at the time of Sir J. Carter's purchase, when it did not fetch 71. per acre. • On Wedin slay inursaiug„ uount tiro o'clock, the shop of Mr. CAI Lit, hatter, •of Pal-Moit, v.... broken open by Berton; Morn three of tire 41.1::e... e id breaking in the wiaplo a w-fratue. iu &Mg whi,fi 16 or 17 squares of glass were brekeu. This dar ing act war observed by two girls of the town, who were on the opposite side of the way, near the Unlit of Mrabonaouon's wall, at the time to be droie by three men. They did not give airy alarm at the timeAupposing them to he very daring robbers; but as soon as they left the premises, the girls Liiocketl at t:ie doer and alarmed the family--Mr. CATE a and itir servants got tip and pursued 'he St..hinies's.street, w here they learnt, that a Watchmait had etidetivoilirm] to secure three men answering the description of those who hod broke ripen Ms lionise s hut was prevented by a :,-rest dog belowri ng to diem seizing him. Some banns afterwards.'itlr. Cure heard, that three tutu were in St. James's trat-11- house. he went to see them,' end leant% • that they haul been •wcurvil fat breollkiag Lamps iu Piccadilly, and from their riescgptibit, be had nu doubt of their being those who hail broke open his house. and on seeing them they proved to be so, utiil were all his customers, officers in the army, who had, in it mad drunken frolic. ells( ke(l his house : iu doing which they (lid sin act whirl( would forfeit their liver if they were trai'd for Considerable mystery was attached to the breaking open the house, wise it was - discovered, ns so property was stolen. • SPORTIN6 - 11i;lreitiMNVE EX ITIA. NEITMAREF.TICLT MEETING, le•g. Melt DA T. Duke of Grsfton's Doleful, sat. gib. apt. Sir C. Terlitell Chlm lot, sat. ells. A. aougs. Lit Loather'. Pelisse apt. Majur Milassn's Juniper, est. 711, each, D. In, tools. FIRST OCTOBER MEEPING. /10:ilk.A Y. Duke of Rolla. l's &Jester, sat. alb. apt. Cr C. Tweet's Mnry.indrew, 0r5t..19). Ah. Mste, 2upgs. b. 11. t' MI rr.ven's 8e.., Nook sot. 7lb apt. Gen. G...onseur'e Trump, 78t. gib. R. M.—General (reekHanir Mates amigo. to sums. THIORSDA Y. Slujor Wilson's Juniper (to he rude by Out easser) apt. Mr. Alsolrra's Thorn 't %be rode by a Gentisina) Lisa. 41:s. each, H. C tu..p It. ft. SP'OND oi - ronEtt 311:FANG, MONDAY. Mr. Wyndham 's Canopus, est. 611. apt. Major W.lson's Jit riper, est. Ab. Mile, looks. b. ft. Gen. Grosvenor's Trump mpg. the Duke of lltmtlessl's Sab %Atm., sat. alb. earls, Ab. hple, years 1.. it . . TNUILSO•Ir. Lord Lowlber's Loiterer, sat. apt. :llr. Milienentia's Cockatoo, post. slb. in, tongs. I. R. Major Vs it Juniper apt Mr. Andrew's Thorn, est. 711 s. earls, last 'Mee mites of H. C. inogs. b. A HOUGHTON MEETING. munn•tr. Lord Lowtber'a Loiterer, Sat. alb. apt. Sir G. Webster's Sib rugovos, Sit 314. MM. wogs. L: ft. sassoatr. Lost Jersey's Rabbit, bather to sot. alb. apt. Lola T. Bentubere Rat, toy Sincerer, date by Precipitate, Two yr. old Coons!, 'Dego b. tt. RACES TO COME WILL BE AS F 01.1.0%. Mn,, 1, tilestanarlet Second Spin Meetiog, .ind a, Gouihresool.--17, Epoon.--a Guilubd 124, Aladdingtuis sod ahmehrster...-.29, York . Jame 7, Ascot lisatla sod Touhury EnaraMer.--eig,predgurtr. Jas:. Ne/COLOWI4I4-11, Brightoo. Katalciot.l 1.:-.rtrr. strigost a, NewcAtledindcr•Line.--15, Cans -bury Erhart, and Scptesaber 5, Warrick. lARZtIAI On the t sth Wet. at Brighton, the Rev. George Mooch. riiii.eat sue of Jolla Maack, Veg to the Ifelionrable Scrub glum, eldest daughter of. Lard Visconot Boyer. DEATH. fie the tith of Ise , l October, at Rerhatnpore, Rental. f kontat Frederick Be,, EA.' d tit Civil Service, awl coectoo of Alourabetishail. Friday, the lady of air Gabriel Powell, of Ilentlifielet, sear Swansea. HIGH WATER, THIS GAY, AT LON tiattol-111t1SACE lieru. 'as ..mus 101er I Even. s...wita. •Itar..ttt rket: 0. 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