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OLD B.IILE,Y. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. BANK FORGERIES. This morning the Consols Sees ItANT proceed. eel I. pass sentence upon the fiilltiermy Prisoners, who, with the single excepliun of Williams Sadler (mii mai convicted by the verdict of a J or)), plead. til Guilty to the minor offence of having forged Bank of ku g lautl notes in their possession, knowing than to be forged. The Beuk abandoned the ca. pital prosecutions on their pleading Gilley to the minor eluirge : Maria Wilkes, aged 21; Wm. Miner 23 ; Wm. Wilkes, 21; James Yenwell, 16; John Damn 11!; James Dalas, *1; Jaws William., 4S; Mesh z 7; Charles Hansemabe, IS; Joke Anderson. '39 ; ileary Way, 17 ; John Mason, 19; Benjamin Tatham Willie, 31; Thomas Oven, 17; William Quin, lit; Thomas *easy, 17; Junes Wolfe, 16; Joseph er ante 11 ; witless fleas, to; Edward Blew, lb; era AmaPit .16 • 0 2wuode 30. The COMIIOII SIIUSANT, in passing sentence of transportation for 14 years upon throe Prisoners, observed. that they had all, except William Sadler, who had suffered Isis case to go to trial, confessed themselves guilty of the crime of having forged Bonk of England notes in their possession, know ing them to be forged. and availed themselves of the humassity of the Bank, the Directors of which were willing not to proceed capitally ages►►st then► on a cossfrossioo of guilt to the minor charge. They ought to feel the force of the mercy thus extended to them by the Prosecutors; for had the capital charges been persevered its against them, and con victions ensued. thtei► lives would have beets the in 'sizable forfeit which the law would have euforced for their crimes. . The greater part of the Prisoners seemed per feetly iudifferent while sentence was passing upon the") : a few snore still remain to be sentenced for the same of etice.—We believe the total number of convictions (or confessions of guilt) to the minus offence, is ti mess sod five women. ✓asses Strainer, • Custoni-house officer, was in dicted for stealing five silver-spoons, two folks, and a funnel, the 'moped)? of Ciptisiii Lamb, of the Baring East Indianian. Caplan. Lamb stated, tint on the Titio of July he went on shore, leaving the Baring in the Dock. ►lis plate he left iu the care of the steward, Julia Glover. J.,lisi Glover stated, that nu the 24th of July lie put iwrt uI the Captain', plate in the plate-cheat, and locked it up; the remainder he put into a box, sail pl.ced it near the hatchwais in the gumrumu ; the bi.x was not locked, but it was covered with crow:no, and tied round with a cord. The Prisoner was ou hoard as u Custom-Mime i4licer ; there were several person* tw board—near a Mara. The wa nes. was iss the cabin, when hr beard a noise in the gisii.romis, as if of palate rattling; he ran to the spot where lie had left the box, which he perceived had been removed to a darker .ituation ; he °Nitre. vide Pritioiser near the spnt. soil Its haul in the box; Prisoner drew it out, and witness observed a funnel in his hand. Wituers asked the Pnsouer if hi. hand hod been in the boa, mill la said it had. W'itnesssa:tl the flume! was Captain Lamb's, ald the Plisontr maid, " Oh, is it ?" The Prisoner soon outer quitted the ship and went ou shore, and Mad absent some minutes. The funnel was tin, and, when new, cost three-lialfpetice. The plate was afterwaids missed, and had never been found. The Primmer was charged with the robbery and detained. The Plisimer, in his defence, denied knowing any thing of the plate. He was on board in the character of a Cosmos-house officer, and it was his duty to examine all parcels and packages. He Paw the box in question, and kicked it with his foot, when he heard the contents rattle, and the funnel fell on the floor, sod he picked it up. He never sew the plate, or did he know any thing of it. He called several respectable ',Aimee*, who save him an excellent chanieter. The Foreman of the Jury here interposed, and observed to the Court that they were satiptied. Mr. Common SERJEANT—" Gentlemen, have you considered the evidence; it is by that you are to decide ?" Jurymanil Yes, my LorJ, we are satisfied." Verdict—Not Guilty. John Thonews Littleton Barton If a shoe. maker, aged in, was indicted for u burglary in the kunst of John Catchpulr, on IV itichmure- hi 11, on the 45th of Jour, and striding it quantity of plate, a watch, and some wearing apparel, his property. The evidence to connect the Prisoner with the robbery in question war principally that of a %V. May, who resided opposite to the Prosecutor's house, who saw, about three o'clock on the morning of the 25th, the Prisoner and :mother man near the house ; the Pri soner was in the act of hiding a bundle in the shrub bery; he returned to the house, and the witness asked linn the hour of the morning. The Prisoner replied •• about three o'clock." The witness shortly after went out to his daily labour, and !missing the Prosecutor's house, heard ■ noise within, as if some persons were breaking locks, mill met the Prisoner; a man came out of the house, suit was putting on his shoes: he saw an other at • short distance with a bundle, which he threw away ; the tire• men then ran away, and were pursued by the witness and a man named Butterfield, for more than a mile. The Prisoner was at length apprehended in afield, on which he called to Iris companitwis fur help. and made gre4t resistance, but was overpowered and secured. Hut. tertiald, the other witness. corroborated the fore going testimony, and stated, that he found the bundle which the Prisoner had been seen to hide in the shrubbery. The property was produced and identified. The Jury found him Gouty. Thomas Winks, a coachmen, was indicted for etraliog eleven one pound notes, the property of Matthew Brady, no the L2B:l' of August. It ap peared that the Prosecuto►, who is *omit to a Mr. Spencer, at Ealing. had hired the coach which the Defendant drove, and which belongs to the fa tuous Caleb Baldwin, the boxer. He was accom panied by another person, whom he described es his brother; when they arrived at the place of destina tion, the Prosecutor found that he had lost his notes, which he ►ecollected taking nut of his pocket at Nottinghill, to look for the turnpike ticket. The Prisoner produced three of the notes at the public louse at Ealing. In Ins defence, he put in a paper, which stated, that he found four notes at the bottom of the coach, which he concesved he was obliged to keep to de bit,' op to the Cuuseakionen, .1 ilacksey Coaches, , . or bulled himself to • penalty of 501.; and. there fore, he did not produce them until the Prosecutor demanded them. Several moat respectable witnesses gave him an excellent character for honesty. His muter, Caleb Baldwin, concurred in thrir testimoriy. Mr. VAILLANT, who presided uJudge, read over the evidence much against the Prisoner. The Jury, after consulting some time, found the Prisoner guilty, but recommended him to mercy, on account, as they said, of " his extraordinary good character." Mos. Doren& boy of twelve years old, was found geihy of breaking the window of a Mr. Fox, iu the Haymarket, and stealing a purse, value 7s. CH AU NTING HORSES. Joh* C'Aristopher Pywell, a person of some no toriety as is horse dealer, was indicted for feloniously stealing a warrant for the payment of 63/. the pro. Italy of Capt. Clarke. R.N. A second count charged the Prisoner with stealing from the Prose. cutor two Bank notes for the paytnedt of SOL each, and three one-pound Bank notes. It appeared from the opening of Mr. BOLLAND, and the evidence in the case, that the Pri.tmer, who was very smartly dressed on the occasion, was one of those advertising horve•dealers. commonly called e. Chaunters." whose advertisements in the news- papers present a very attractive description of the cattle for vale. In answer to.an advertisement of this description, the Prosecutor, Captain Clarke, brother-in-law of Mr. Free the bauke►. sent his gloom to the Angel Inn. Fleet M:trket. where the litter was shewu • bay mare by a groom. named Gibleo, with whom it was agreed to pur chase the animal at the price of sixty guineas, with a warrant of perfect 1 4 ousidiseip, and two days trial, or the money to be returned. On the sth instant, the Prosecutor's servant attended at the Angel Inn, with en it junction to pay the money onto the hands of the innkeeper. He was introduced to the Prisoner, who said he was the master of the ion, and • cheek fur the money was plitl into hts hands, Gilder), the groom, giving a receipt for the money.. The 'mire was then driven out of the inn-yurd ; but ►he had not gone many paces before she was fotatid to he dead-I:nue, and utterly useless; subsequent inquiry was nude fur the Prisoner, but he was not to be found, awl it was discovered that he wus not the master of the Angel Inn. He was afterwards apprehended and indicted for the felony. The - COMION SKuJEANT was of opinion, under the circumstance* of the case, that an intlictinrot for felony could not be sustained, and therefore directed an acquittal. Verdict—Arcot POLICE: A very intereetiag riser female, apparently out more than 17 years of age, was brooglien Sr this °Mee, charged by her own mother, a woman of ssyst respectable connec. residing in the &reed, with having, at different . times, plundered her of property to a large amount. The mother, as well as her extreme agitation would permit, stated the fullowisig circumstances:—Her burbled, the re tiree of she Primmer, shed when the latter was 'beet uine Yeats uf age, sod kit bee, with any other children, to be supported by the mother. Every attention was paid to the educators, uf the children, and especially to that or the Pri. goner, who was auuseulrat of a favourite. She always seemed erosible of the kindness that was strewn her, sad her behaviour was must dutiful and proper, tiatil about a PIN Op, when she utifortnuately became acquainted with • eras aimed Itollosloo, who represeuted himself to be a Captain no the army upon half pay. This aeqoanstance ClMlDltliftti at woe of the theatres, where he had as °ppm testily of shewiug her some civilities, nod upuu his Leine introduced by the Prisoner to her mother, the latter was so struck with his appearance and manners. that she invited him to become a visitor at her house. Taking advantage of this invitation be came, and remained I hours at the house every day, and sought every opportunity of taking the young girl from her home to places of public amuse. mein of ass yenning. This intimacy at length pored fatal to the virtue of the daughter. Rullsertuu, true eveuing, pre. wailed 'spun her to accompany him to a well-knows house is Chandos.sireet, Covent-garden, shire they remained toge ther for three days and nights. During this period the wretch. eel mother was stifferiug the most terrible anxiety, arid had band-bills printed, offering rewards fur the disco very avid restoration of her child. The latter. on the tweeting of the third day of her absence, canse home, and although received wish welcome, and even joy by her parents, her behaviour from that moment was the total reverse of what it bad always been before. She was haughty in her 111111011411 and, upon being slightly rebuked, she would conduct herself in the most violent manner, shammy her mother, and bestow ing upon her the most disgraceful epithets. This continued fur several mouths, during which her paramour constantly came to see bee, notwithstanding that her mother forbid him the house and, upon use occasion, caused him absolutely In be tort:ed out by an officer oboe she had employed for the purpose. Within the last there months she (the mother), missed marry articles uf considerable value, principally jewel kry and wearing apparel, from her huuse, and at length, upon iuquiry, she discovered that they had bees stolen and pledged by her daughter, the Prisoner, and she bad every reason to believe that the produce of these articles went to support the vile seducer, who she had lately learned was Ms more this aniadveatiarer, lie never having been in the army at all. She pat up with these losses in the hope that her daugh ter would hewn to her remonstrances sod amend her con duct, but it was of no use, and, on Thursday evening, bar ing detected her in the act ofearryiug away her (the mother's) own watch sod seals, she rare her in charge of an officer. The Magistrate observed, that this was vise of the most lanitatable cases lee ewer recollected, and asked the Prisoner what also could have to say iu answer to the weighty charges ninth had beer preferred against her? The girl, with a smile, said she would do the same again, sad ten times ware, " to assist her dear Mr. rt." At this answer she uotortentte mother dropped timeless into the arum of an officer, sad was conveyed out of the office. The Magistrate, after giving the Prisoner a most severe athuouitiou, 'barb however seemed to have uo effect upon her, ordered ►er to be rewarded till a future day, sod to be kept is close continersent, without a single prison being allowed to see her. T. POTTER, a frainesmith, from Loughborough, has been committed to Lancaster Castle, for trial, for attempting to emigrate to America, with ma , chinery for making net lace. A lamentable circumstance occurred at Haste mere, in Surrey, u few days ago :—Mr. Bursar, • respectable farmer, residing at that place, went out shooting, accompanied by his son, • lad shout to years of age ; having occasion to pass through a gate, he sent the boy forward a few yards to open it, while he beat some furze bushes near which he ass standing, in ►earch of game, with the butt end of the gun. Unhappily, the piece went olf; and the muzzle being pointed towards the unfor tunate youth, the contents lodged in his body. The poor little sufferer languished a few hours and expired. Mr. BILIAINT was exceedingly fund of the child, and has been in a state of distraction since the moment of the melancholy 01:1;1111,11CP. TII B TII I: P. LINCOLN RACES. WEDIMIDAY. IMITCIIIIStII In. His Majeal)'s py res of 1004 s. for foor or fire years old wares. • Mr. Gerforlles gr. I. Mira, 4 yrs old 2 $ 1 1 Mr. Hotlgiiou's ch. I. 4 yra old 5 1 t 2 Sir W. %lilac?' eh. so. Cakoria, 4 yrs old 1 3 3dr Mr. Lu•hiogluo% b. eri. EnelosolresP. 4 yrs old 3 4 dr Mr. Fisher's b. so. by Young %Voter, 4 yr* old 4 sdr Mr. G. Pelbaties ea. Woodpecker Loa, - 5 yra old dr • The Hunters Stakes of loge each. Mr. G. Pelham's 1,. f. Catchpenny, 4 yrs 01.1 1 1 Mr. H. T1.0.411.1'1, b. g. Saapdrag 1111 l d yo% nld. 2 2 Mr. A. Susiib's ch. g. Ariii•Coratail,ay.l 3 3 Mr. C. Chaplin smuts a gr. as. by Jack.. Laateru, 6 yra old dr Mr. G. Platers gr. g. TUIIOIIIIOI aged .. • . dr Viva subscribers paid. TROILIDAV. The City Parse of NI. for *II ages. Mr. Mitchinson's b. es. Prise, 3 srs old Mr. Houldewortles b. yrs old Mr. Platers br.f. by Dick Andrews, 3 yrs obl The Weller Stakes of lOga each. Mr. G. Platers eh. m. Johanna, 5 yrs. obi Mr. W. Lacry's br. as. by %side, 0 yrs old Mr. A. broillea eh. R. Anti-Cocktail, aged sittruor. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Purse of 7thts feral! ages. Col. King's b. h. Fulford, 6 yrs old Mr. Lisabingron's b. as. Enthimiress, 4 yrs old Mr. Garhirtles rh. f.Caroliiir, 3 yrs old Mr. G. Pelksm's b. NI. Woodpecker Lass, 5 yrs old Mr. N. N. Hodsuotesch. f. 4 yrs old A Subscripliou Purse of 100,m or uoviards, fur a Gold Cup, by Subscribers of logs each. Col. Kins's b. h. Fulforil, O yrs old Sir W. 31ilner's eh. as. Colcaria, 4 yrs 014 lA. Yardbortisigia's r. by 81ack Trophonius. 3 yrs old Mr. Penmen's b. m. IVuodpecker Loss, 5 yrs old. DONCASTER. SErrsmant 18. The 'sometime preparations for the Varlet are on the eve of compie 6 0000 ; and we recollect the town exhibiting • more dashing appearance. The fixin g of the balls for Monday, Waltiesslity. and Thursday, is generally preferred to t h e i r f o li,, onig three nights iu succession, as formerly Upwards of tifty buries have already arrived • an,,,lis s t which are she following for the Great St. Leger : Lord Fitauilbaus's bl. c. Beliauis , by Ansatlis Lord Milton's bl. f. Bistirpa, by Cervantes ur Sir Charles Sir J. Bytig's b. c. Cardeisio, by Cervantes, nut ofSally Duke of Hamilton's b. f. sister to William, by Governor 3lr. Patilden's Is. c. Wonder, by Sir Oliver Mr. E. Peire's b. f. Asps** by Wiarile, by Overton Mr. Jaripses's rh. c. Masker, by Counts Mr. Laminates gr. C. Loclirusar, by Marusion Mr. Lanslstoes ch. e. lianas ville, by Young Woodpecker Mr. erodes**s eh. e. Torchbearer, by Cumus Lord Surrey's cb. e. Newton, by Sir Charles Lord Derby's b. c. Conegio, by Milo Lord Scarborough's b. e. Awful, by Thunderbolt Mr. Bradea b. c. Sir Oliver, out of Georgians Mr. Peirre's b. e. by Comes, out of a sister to Rosette Mr. Peirse's b. c. Erveller, by Como., out of Rosetta Mr. Gasessigue's Is. f. Trolls, by Sorcerer M r . wale s b. f. Beggs: Girl, by Tbnorberbolt Mr. Watt's Is. c. Gerber's', out of Tainboriore Colonel King's hr. e. Master Beverley, by Cerberes or Black Truplumius M►. asilluis's Is. c. Lightning, by Tlessurlerbole Mr. T. 0 Powleter gr. c. by Cosmos, out of Alberni Mr. Herrick's b.c. Sir William. by Wilitaussuss'a Ditto Mr. Hell's b. c. by Black Tropbanius. The Duke of Leeds's sod several millers are expected Isere lo•day. BETTING AT DONCASTER ON FRIDAY EVENING. ORRAT IT. MIMI STAKES. 7 to I apt Reveller 14 to 1 apt Beggar Girl bto 1 apt Toreibearer 100 to 0 apt Lightning I to 1 apt ()division 100 to 0 slot Caralrnio 7to 1 apt Tambourine e. 100 to 0 ■pt Sister to ►►'il it to I apt Masker ham. SHREWSBURY RACES. The weelher was woravotwohle in the early purl of the work for the ewespasy etteodiog our races; but Thursday clearing up, the alum WWI unusually !bloused. There were le equipages, with fume horses each, beside upwards of 100 other vehicles: foot and horse were alou siauseriies. TUCKDAY, STPTEMBER Is. The Maids* Plate of SO/. the gift of the Hun. H. G. Bell. sett sod R. Lysler, Esq. Members for the Tows,. Sr W. Writs's Frederick, 5 yrs old Lord ROIIIIIIIIIIM . II Is. g. Carols's, 4 yrs uhl 2 2 Sir). G. Egertun's hr. Is. Talons, 4 yr. old 3 dr Mr. blyttose. b. It. Lingolet, aged Lord Grey's b. h. Jupiter, 4 yrs old dr WIZ DAT. A Sweepstakes or 10p. each, with a clear Purse of 3 Ors. giver by Ilse Town. Sir W. W. Wvan's b. c. "'attestor, 4 yrs old Mr. Charles lny's h. tu. Zuleika, aged 2 Sir W. Wyrsit's fit e. Hobobitst, 3 yn old Lord Rosusporv's Carolau, 4 yrs old. 4 Mr. Alyttow's Pranks by t'aissper. aged; Lord Grosse nor's Orestes, 5 yrs; Lord Cbse's Veuus, 5 yrs; sail Mr. Malamutes Fugitive, aged ; were draws. W ►DN CsDAT. The Gentlemeu's Subseripiwn firs Gold Cup of OR Hun dred Guineas. Sir W. W. IVyntes Piscattor, 4 yrs old Lord Rossown's cb. to Sonibmer, 5 yn 44141 Lord Grosvenor's b. m. Passanssipsuddy, 6 yrs old 3 Sir T. J. T. Joan'. Little Cymru, 4 yrs Ql4l 4 Lord Mesh's Talma, 4 yrs old ; Mr. Charks Day' Zu leika, aged; Mr. J. K. Powell's Plautus, 4 yrs old; Mr. J. Cutev's Bustard, 5 yrs old; Mr. Mytion's Praoks, by Cano pus, aged; Sir J. G. Egertou's Trois% 4 yrs told; and Mr. Verer's Lady Byron; all paid. This was a well-cnatested race; Suoflower and Panama. quiraily leiug the fasoariter, ouch 'twisty was lost. Wei YET. The Groaners'', Sab•eription of he/. Lard Gay's b. Jupiter, 4 yrs 01d.... ...walked over. Sir W. W. Wyout's Wile Cymru, 4 yrs old; Mr. C. Day's eb. e. by Dutterri, 3 yrs ultl i sod Sir J. G. Egertou's Telme r 4 yrs aid ; were drawn. THURSDAY. A Sereepatakee of lega each, with a clear Parse of 25ge ghee by the Tows. Sir W. W. Wyon'a Mawr, 4 yea aid ..... ....walked over. Lard Groeveiior's Passaampodoly, 6 yre old; Mr J. Myi ton's Prassko. by essopue, arwl ; Mr. Wollaaloa's Fogitive, aged; aod Mr. Tailocler Rake, aired; were draw.. 111rtt DAT. The Hanle& laroopolabas of lago. oath, with yggs. added by the Siewarda. Mr. J. Myttow's b. b. Leafage* .. walked over. Mr. J. Mytkos'a M. we. by Sollaa t sod b. g. Leopold, were draw.. -- Mr. Y. Corbett mod Ms. Mytkia Imo sober:Alen, but did sot NUM yr■ OAT. A Matti &semen' Kr. Mytton's A. b. "Ampler., aged Mr. W. Jorer's g. by Kill Devil, b yrs old bolted The Right Hon. ;Earl Grammar and Col. Sir R. C. Hill, ass appointed Stewards foe seat year. The theatre, as 4 she o►diwiee st the Liss sad WWI leas, have bees well 'Mewled._ - Ai MORI iha amaissey at the Germ marl the Ball ea Thursday Night, were the fullowier peristaltic's:— Ur. sad Mrs. Ormsby Gore, the Mimes Game, sad Miss Warrington, Mr. auk Mrs. Mynas, mid Lady mid Mire Just*, t.ai J and Lally Lucy (I. wr, liod.irpbert Ciiie, Lord Bt.'matte, and Earl Grey dc Si: J.thu, S:r Francis, Sir Robert, and Col. Clement Hill, Mrs. Hill and lord Loughborough, Lady Teigumouth, and the Mou. Mr. and Misses Shore, Mr. said Lady Maria, Miss and the Messrs. Cgirs, Lord Carlton, sod General and Mrs. Clegg, Mr. soil Mrs. K. Powell, amid Mr. Kynaston, Mr. Lyster sad family, Sir Juba and Lady Egerton, Sir Georg , . Lady, and Misses Pigut, amid Sir Tyrirliit Julies, Mr. amid Lady C. Weld Forester ■mid fatuity, Sir John and Lady Silos. bury, Mr. Smoke Owen, and Mrs sod the Misses Leycester, Sir Edwaid and Lady Smythe, Mu. Mr. sad Mrs. Kenyon, Lord mid Lady Berwiek, Sr H. Edwards, Bart. and Dr. amid Misses normia, /sc. KINGSCOTE MEETING. • uccONesoay, Pin. 16. Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, with 30gs. added by the Club. Three miles. Mr. Goddard's Anticipation, 6 years oil Mr. George named Eorytioe, 5 years old . Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. The last mile. Mr. Goddard's h. c. by Hubei's, out of Nympbinr . 1 Mr. Halfenden's hl. c. Collier, by Suicrrer, out of Miss Bracket, by Sir Peter Fifty Pounds, fur horses of all ileuotemations. Meats the last mile. _ - Mr. God.lsrd's Anticipation. 6 ycars old 1 1 Mr. West's Leah, 4 years old Mr. Earl,' harbun's Goruo, 6b t orb old J 3 Mr. Payse's Sleg Murdoch, S bears old TlllinsllAY. The Berkeley Huut Stakee, 10gs. each. Mr. Charßutes br m. Sweepatakes of 50ga. each. Mr. Calley'a Osman 'walked over. Match. 250. each.--Mr. Hill's Emma beat Mr. Hallett's Sureertr. I..sst mile. Match, litOga.—Mr. Charltotea Antler beat Mr. Mrs. Three Handicap Plate of SIM Two-mile heats. Mr. Farquharson'. Giulia, 6 yrs. old Mr. Charltuo's Euryuar, b yrs. old Mr. Calley's °moan, nivel 0 100( to the unfavourable abate uf the arather on Tues day, there was very little company, and the quart was audit (crew ; on the next day the attendance was better, but ibre sport equally bad. Thansolay, however, there was capital reauuiug, and a atuinesuus aaseseelalage. BECCI.ES RACES. WIF.DNIMDAV (FIRST DAN"). The Gentlemen's Pone of WO. was won by Lord Suffield's h. h. by tionrerer, b►ntiog Colonel Mu/hind's ch. f. nod Mr. LAMA b. f. by Sorecrrr. A rigid race fulluw.•d between Mr. Martin's W. h. and Sir. Canu's gr. h. Tetunsoair (seems DAY). The Town Platy of bit/. wa. wan by Loisl b by &Herres., locating Mr. Love's b. f. andauothes. This stag anteceded hr a well-contested rave Iwtween Mr. floiralslN els. Is. and Mr. Boydess'a Is. h.; and alsu another by Mr. Folkaros's Tetchy and Mr. Martin's Slizo. The Stewards appointed for next year as. E.. Workhouse, Es; M.P. and II di, 1;1 4 The hall on Wed: 1 . 14 nine was most fa , biouably at /ended; and these ass much company or' the pound the second day. BURTON RAdES. We learn with pleasure that the Atitrquis of Am;leery ►ac, in a leiter to Sir J. 1). Fouler, most liberally promised a 501. plate annually for these Races. We have in this town ■n example of what public spirit and penman, exertion can runt is the promotion of turf spots. The Races are gra dually getting into Turf celebrity, nod the attendance of company completely gluts the town. The Stewart, H. Stokes, Esq. 11:111 J 1 moat elegant carriage and four ow the course; mid reudered the meeting every support in bin power. The other Steward, Gen. Sir L. Paget, was Decesserily 'beret. The following is a statement of the sport : On Mouday, Sept. 14th, bei. (oral! ages, was rots fur by Mr. win.% King of Diamonds, aziil Mr. Bainbridgge's h. m. Ilerlol,ti yrs. old Sir T. Staulry's b. h. 4 yrs. old Mr. Forsler's b. f. by Sir Paul, 3yi s. old Mr. Steven's hl. m. by Ditto Same day a Sweepmskes for Panics, not exceeding 13 hands high. Catrh weights,s gs. each. Mr. Cooper's Fslse Robin Jr. Devil's b. f. Careless, 3 yr. old 2 2 Mr. Suttoa's hr. g. Vision, S yrs old Tt' rso %Y. A Sweepstakes of Sp. earl', wails 25g. added by the racing fund, 1,,s- a II ages. Mr. Will'. King of A'• Is, sod I I Mr. Reinbrigge's h. m Harlot, 6 years old Mr. Steven's bl. in. by ditto, 4 vrars old . 3 dr. Mr. T. Stanley's h. h. 4 years old. dr. H. Slobs., Esq.'s b. f. Woodlae It, 4 years old SAME DAY. A Handicap Sweepatakra of :Ica. each, with 25rs. added by the PuWiest)* of Horton. fur the beaten huntes, &e. war walked over fur by Nlr.Haisshrimre's h. m. Harlot. Sir It. Gresley, and ('apt. Ihr,et, me Stewards Ctn. Ilie next meeting. LORD IVELsays MoAUMENT. Saturday se'rusight, at half-pact twelve o'clock, the top stone of Nelsoti'S MOllllllll ut , at Yarmout was laid by Mr. Thomas Simms. fleck of the Works. Mr. Swum having ascersdist the scaffold, and assisted in tisicg the atone, he !lien oscemled that stone (which is the top of the globe, upon which Britannia 14 to stinfl), the builder, master mason, and workmen nil s! anding around the globe upon the scafrild ; M,r. Sistrissi (with a mason's mallet in his right, and hia inflllUment-stick in his left hand) spoke, with a loud voice, as fol lows: " Ear the humour, and to perpetuate the Memory of that ituriucible Hew, the lau• LORD N CLSON, I, Thomas Sut. kw, thus lay the top-tausse of this Motstueut.—( First alsoke.) " P4llllllBl Qui Meroit, Ferat —( Neennd stroke.) " Let bitn abbe de ems it bear the palm "--(Lurf stroke.) Tlitn, laying clown the mallet, and taking his stick in hi■ right hand, " N. !son, that Norfolk 11. A:1.1 Iwrouur i. the ; An Nos folk Iluotment L.llull' rlde'd "bore the Seamen, all, ran wet." (Turning Ition-elf round HS he wpoke, and pointing to the Ocean Iv till his stick.) As soon as he had fii i,I rd, they all gave three loud huzzits. eud concluded with sitqvii.: *. Rule Britannia," Alr. S. standing upon the tup of the globe ell the time. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cf.Cooso 74,U I Ex. Bons. 2 .. 16 17 14 3 per Ct. N. Amn 104,1 I 16 pr. 105 104 k I Commercial d0...9 8 dia. India Busolo..ntalo. done I Onsoition..molling ilni.o Lottery Tickets 191. 18., I cons. fur Acc . 74ii , •- 116 OM SA Ali 1: Y IGIIT'S GAZ E 7'7 k. Inv-Office, August 4, 1818. His Royal Highness the Venice Regent has been pleased. in the name and on the behalf or his Uaje►ty, I. direct thtt the 2d Battaliun or the 60th Foot shall be clothed, equipped, and trained a► a rifle corps. MILITARY PRO3IOTIONS. Wer-ggee. September I*, 181 g. Ist or Grenadier Re invent of Foot Guards —Captain Frede. rick Dasliwood Swann, from the letttli Foot, to he Low,. mist and Cantata, vice FUY, who exchanges—dated S, p. troilier 3, 1818. let Regiment of Fool—Edward Ruder, Gent to be Emit.., , yisimitt cluwe, awe 31orri.:, promoted—dated August 27, 1818. 11th ditto—Lietilenant Eilwartl Marcum, from the hnlipay of the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice David Reid, who exchangn, receiving the darrenre--dated an above. 37th ditto—Lieutenant John Grant to be Captain of it Com pany, without purchase, vice Thomson, deceased —dated Fwptember 3, 1818. Ensign Stephen Blake to be Lieutenant, vice Grant—dated as above. 57th ditto—Lieutenant John Caudell, from the half.pay of the 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John exchouges, receiving the IttlB. 58th ditto—Captain halals Linwood Verity, from the 11:11. pay of the Sub Wee( ludic Regiment, to be Capt.tin of Company, vice J. Johnstone, who exchanges—dated Sep. tember 3, 1818. 71e1 ditto—Captain Jame. Aaron Roy, from the haltpay. of the Regiment, to be Captain of a campaay, vice JAIllt• It. Revs, who exchanges—Aided as above. 91st ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Donald M.Neill to be Lieoteuant•Coluitel, without purchase, vice Sir IVilliao Donee*, deceased—dated as above. Brevet Major James Walsh to be Major, vice M'Neill dated Re above. Lieut. Alexander Campbell In be Captain of a Compaity— vice Walsb--doted se above. Ensign Norman Lamont to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell— dated as above. ,u gust 27, Lord Frederick Lennox to be Ensign, vice Lamont--dat e d vs above. 981 h ditto—Capt. 11rrn. Anettstos Lane Fox. from the Ist or Girondier Itegintent or Foot GUAM!, to be Cipco n or a Company, vice Swoon, who exchanges—dated es abort Wt.t Wain Regiment—Lieut. John Goode in he Mi.. lant...ice Fraser, rho resigns the Adjutancy oistr—d a i t d as aho. e. dth ditto— Lientenaot Renjamiii Riirrie, from the haltpoy of the late 3d I...llwrimiii Rattali 0000 , to be Lientemant, tire Ferguson garret), who exchnogeo—dated August 27, 181. , . Royal York Rooters—Captain (*lrides Frith, from Ili, litf pay of the Bth Nest Indio Regiment, to be Captain of Or Cl/Mll3ll, Viet Chitties M'Dunald, who exchanges —,1 3 i, September 3, 1818. Lieut. F4loard Guest, from the half-pair of the 2,1 11.attolion, to be Lieutenant, vice William *right, who exclutogeo—dated se above. 111ENOR ilt4 DA. The commission of Cantata Peacock', is the 55th Foot, has been antedated to 18th December 1817, that being the :late it might to bear, but he cannot be permitted to receive anN bark-nay. The name of the Sernad ►.ieutenant, who exchanged from Ist Ceylon Regiment 10 half-pay 311 Ceylon Regiment, at 31st December last, I. Abbot, and not Abbott. BANKRUPTS. William Brown, of College-hill, London, merthant, to surrender, September 22, 214, and October 31, at eleven at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Price, New-square, Lincoln's Ina. Charles Herman Voight, late of Cheapside, Lonihet, but now of Greetlle.street, Hatton-garden, Middlesex, fac tor, to surrender, September 29, Octeber 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Hell and Broderick, DO. Church-yard. Michael Garrity, late of Manchester, cottondtruker, to surrender, September 29, October 13, and 31, at ten, at the Spread FsEls boo, Manchester. Attorneys, Mmes. Ail and Butterfield, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr. Dim, Chapel-walks, Manchester. John Mend, some time since of Nash lee, afterwards of Bledlow, late of Stone, Rucks, and now a prisoner in his Mljesty's gaol at Aylesbury, wheelwright, to surrender, Or. tither 2,9, and 31, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Asks. bury. Attorneys, Mr. Rose, Aylesbury; and Messrs. Rose and Slater, Gray's Ina-square, London. 1014* Bragg, of Birmingham, lye.makee, to surrender, October 5,6, and 31, at twelve, at the Woulpa, k I. u, Moor-street, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mr. %Vitiate, his. street, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Webb, Cniuu-strest, Birmingham. William Jordan. late of Harowood, Gluncerter, run dealer, to .orrender, September 26, 26, and October 31. at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. Attorney., Mr. K Pg, Serjeent's lota, Fleet-street, Loudon; aid Mr. Cbadburn, Gloucester. Thomas Moat, of Cltrapairle. [n don, beaker, to gorrrn tier, September 22, 29, and October 31, us lon, at tholel hall. Attorney's Messrs. Taylor, Smith, and Grit, Nor Basinglrill-atreet. _ Charles Bitch, of Smithwark, Stirrer. lommterrhart, to simender. September SA, October 3,1'01131, at t.m, it Gould. hall, London. Attorney., Messrs. Lee and Town.hend, Three Croon-sonnre, Southwark. John 11011 Gctorge Jones, of Bath, grocers. to move tier, Septemb►r 28, 241 , and October 31, at note, ni the 3100 n Inn, Old Bridge, Bath. /Monier.. Mr. Ilinimuttt , Scut'altirJ, London , and Mr. Hollganu, Bath. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, crow poted from the Refocus made in the week roiling the Wit iday of Srptetnlter, ISIb , im 50r. 90. per hundred 11 rigid, ta etuaive of the Untie,. of Customs paid or parade theiciiii use the impurtatiou thereof into Great Britaiti. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coro of Cogland and Wales, hr the Quarter of Eight iViiicheeter Bushels, an.l of Oatmeal Irr ballot 140Ibs. avoirtlopoise, from the retort's rereirol in the week ended the 12th of Acp't fty.e, 1818. Most. Rye. Bliley. Orts• • ff. e. .1. .s if. s. 4 • 81 11 15801 56 It 35 In Brans. Pvage. (LOW. nI. I!. cf. (w bib' A d. •. d. •. d, s d 74 7 69 8 3 3 Dividends and Certificafes 10-marear. DEATHS. Aced 70, Mra. Bennett. wife of Mr. Bennett, of the Ai Bough, Herefordshire. linwiedintely after her Weed, as Mr. it o . l Ce, her nephew. who had been attenthog bpi mains, Will returning tome, he expired on his baLt iu a fit of apoplexy. Lately, at Bnetun, e_lll 114, Mr. Joseph Eubank. Ihr grandfather, father, and himself, held the (Ace lir rnfi , /' clerk for upward. of 151 yeAeli; mu d b e eaeeuted bit eggs on the Saturday hefi,re hits ideark On the 10th of July, at aro, On his return rpm, 31ai!eirs. the Rev. G. greened. lair of tit Pritr's Col:r Conthilz'• Rector elf Burlingham St. Kter, Neu folk, ut . Hunts, ;mil one of his Majesty', Juit.ets of the Prate for lbe latter county. • — 7 _ HIGH WATER THIS HAT AT I.HriViIN 1:101141.1- Mot. g after 6. I Evening 46 after 6 —_ - - - --- • ---- - --- LONDON: Pnnte•d mud Published it the Other, Ne. 11 7. Strut, where A..verti , .nlenii Me received. of: ,1 I ttl " (pot-paid) mu t b. 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