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Ng ,11lfca V. *Oat 1.11 , V11 ill II Fro! ht. .• guilty wl 1.:0 titAt lUUlti POLICI4 - i :. Salnrday William Brown and ,Ilichnel Swains were Isrmight before %Ir. Alderman Cox, in custody of Wurral4 . 7 the isfliert, tit , picking she pocket of Mr. Harmer, she Solis rinse. of itrition-garden. Sir. Harmer was going down Holborn 101 l atonal six o'clock nes Friday evening, when 'lse felt a slight 'ouches his light.hand cum pocket. He ems Inc:basely pist his hand lo is, and found all safe. The boy Drown as she same instant passed Isissi tin 'hat side. Judos fog it might be only an accident be pisseceded up sk• r. I Wth t , flerNSll.lllll9, (Thug leis piwkss ssi gnu.' his property, tilt lin came opposite St. Sepolehies Church, when lie •gain f- It a simil , r !MI( b al bi. pocket, :mil tin panting his hand so it missed his 1.m5414• lehief ol round directly, and 13W she tan ei•ai;,...v a oh a shiad person, close IR 11110 him, mid spparritlly something fruns she one to the ether. He in•lmttly seivll them all three, saying, w Out ur usher of you Wive my liandkesehief," and insistvd un searching lima • when he perceives! his hninlker- (Ina the ground, at a ;hint dislance from I • . Flaying nu one hi assisl him , he was obliged to leave his hold of the two men to scads his handkerchief, and on endeavouring so collar she again they showed sesistanre, and ran up Gilt. I spur-sit-set. )le kept his eye soposi them, ealltnq " Stop Shed'" and ear one of them taken about 60 yards dis tance; on his coming to the spot, he saw the Prisoner No sine strumeliog with a man ou the consult Su sine was oppermost, ssyior„ " I have rot him, this is lie." Ile, hoe. s 're, Clncoruis. d Swains., and save him sold the boy 'scowls into custody. The person with them effected his escape. hdut II stfield, hursekeeper it theSarseen's Head Inn. Snon Lill, li. llor cry of "Stop titter!" and taw fro own running up Ihr strrrl, lir stopt our of dote', wlma intntr.ll - t. ly leaned Lim up and gut ul.ein lone, saying, w This is Le, I've gut him" He never left Isis hold till Mr. Harmer lame up and gave him (Serowe) law custurly.—Tkty were fully examines/. Ronunv. Saturday Iwo young turn, of the names of John Daniels and .raha Welfare, both having the app. anent , of farmers' lalsourre., vote lirmight before R BISNIe and f:v.o. Ifisgra the Magistrates at Pow-hireet Polar-office, by the lierse.patrule stall .... eel nu the Kingston-road, charged with inesaulting a felllole 111 l Ilir highway, putting her in bodily f. err. and stream: front her person a sihoeueiy.pi. re. The Pelemirrh being placed nt Ihe bar tech.! very andaci entity. ILarib Is, x hie it a very stout 'ming man, &claret! that thole persons who were in the office, out excepting the 31:tier:Irides, were as desei rung of being placed al the bar as himself. 31rs. [towel, the wife or Mr. Howell, of Kingston Will, laimerehh, hawse, al se. d, that on night. shout tweitty 'Munk.. past 'Car o'clock, she we. walkneg inwatds home he .ell hlie was stepped by the Prisoner.' ; Aare rudely ...z,-el In rLv elle shomblers and satire lli.t he tuusi have her voitiee ; he di-egged her by the aim and to tidied tor very 11 11 1111 j the tutu him that ehe would gise 111111 mill she hail, hit it was not worth his reee'iving. Ile said that he would Lave *bat she hr.! rut, little err lunch ; she Coen took from her ptiel.mi a sixpenny piece, which site had just berme re. 1.4 'awe linen which she had washed; she did not lisow if wire any particular walks on the six. 'Vence ; she slanild not know it again if she well" to see is, vs sLi to t .k rely notice of it alien it was paid to her. She saw the faces of the Prisnncts, and was pra sill y dire the men that sohlwel her. 111 • bout len Willi:11 irrt.r the Priernie ex I, ft h. r the sort with Mr. Ile. horse patiaile, and told Line that she 111.1 been "Abed. Ile -nue rim! t.is horse and pus sued thi in. She leaned hack and saw the Nihon( of 111 Cllolilly al the Chrome. Mr. baby, ma lien se patrole, sawn.- Oa Finlay night, 'Jamul bait 1 , 14 six &dont, want lel aas sidutg turned, ),onelein, and the Ps i‘einirs passed him co the K inKatuu owed. scar Kinglisit Hill. They acme wJlkisg toesitamls ;Le Thought in 'wain, inns r harm le P. and was m: !:11. eating as ilyy passed whether it %timid not be proper for hien to fwl!ow them. Ile s.a te h. Pia 1111 C Of 1111111 say, 'lCho is hr, sod what is 11e, I a ittaler ?" Ile than IClllllllltll X . / (Pilo* them, at a distance. In about ten usinutts aft' r, errs lluwell nut him, and told Lion that she had lams robbed by Iwo meal who answeird the description saf the persona who hail passed litin hut a short lime he fore. Ile r sites them as fast as 1w could, mad settees he arrived at Ihr dour mil the Gem ge peshlic.houhe, Ire 1,.. ‘ th em i n s. cahltedy. Oa the pe isms of Wallace he found iOr 6.1. iu silver, and on Daniels he found nine inure in halfpence. Ire be al-lived at the Ccurge. the Prisoners had drank 14•101: teem. lie re turned the money to Oulu. Mr. That was improper, In l'alls. Mr.. Howell 'night haeri identified the rixpr.t.Ce *Lich she was rubbed 4." 11011-3 IR CET. Prism cr Wallace- 14 It mkt* me mad to hear suds lira. The woman swore that I rubbed b. r, and she saw my lace ; pr v. Sir, on:ol ►be know my Paton no the dark ?' linwtll—`6 it was bght enough fur me to sec your far , . " tVallaire—" If you an I Feint] you by the arm, you tell au io'3utous Mr Ilicks—" Your conduct is most outrageous, stop sour outtalk, or I'll hive you iron. d. IVP:I.IC..—" Iron me if son tke. I litow mystlf Mou t' ot, 0,1 .31.111 care ulant you de." Jlr Ilicks—" You Mout:tut! you behave lake a guilty 111111." 11'3:lire—II I deu't care what you say, I shall have fair at "t) trial :11r 11 it lis—" Fitch the ;reins awl pit them on that 1. rot (How; 11l teach )uu to att bettor : lautleutl • r." :4 1 ^«.--" ! bring them, awl put them nu. %lra aile ? I'm not to he fsigistiond. I hare • 11 . , VI . II )rata in the army in Spain and Portugal with land IV. Iliaigton; 1 was in the Guards, and Illyrian this ....rand at the battle of Walerlun—aud .to you think you fall I. izliteu me "!"—(ll.e hauchuji were put au Wallace, but kt. Miler no resistance.) Mr. Flick..—" Take the hal,oE-ci . , :rum Wallace" (which lc /airlift Isis hands.) tVa!lia..... They shall nut take it ; it is my property, um! I nal nut pail slab it" '11.? ollievia were nut ttry prompt in catcuting the Ms. gi .1- AV ' s *old, r. Mr. Ili. ka( lordly)—"Du as I order you, officers; I com mand yon to take the hat from him." seisifie ensue.! between two constables and %Vallace: ultionait ly they kink the hat from leini. Wets--" Take the wretch into' cell, and there con fine him by Mansell; it is damp:tuns to be with such a frih.w." %%.,itare (on heirs, taken out of the qficre)—" You may lit one for sir. mouths, if you please, you cowardly ras. tak mitt I shall nut rare that for /snapping his.linaers.i. Mr. " It..ua foram., that fellows comrade in Ini tial. ." IHniels stood at the Gout of the bar. Mr. Ilieks—u Hatt you ally thing to say before I commit y as?" Daniels—" Only that Mts. lioscll is mistaken, and I am innoreut." Weeny Locket, • horse.patrole, was !bun sworn. Ile raid that he was inftrinied that thcre was a great disturbance a, di souse eflAiliff% at I (i. Wet a 1.4 be set utF in the 1, I Ace us fast as p.m.:Mee; 1 o Inm he arrived at the dour Wallace was forcing Luta..li n'otic the passage out of the house. lie knocked him down, and knelt on his breast whin he Look-111U hits.—The Prisoners were fully coin fur Intl. UNION HALL. AN rxcisr.MAN CHARGED WITH FELONY. 114444 ()trace +au on Sal orday crowded to excel's, it being the 4444 4;untak4tl for the re-t xunislatiou of .Ivreph !beton, oil ultic• r of Exce444, uo a diorite of felony, preferred ag.srast Inns he %1r of Camberwell, a iilloer.chanaltr The (h 444 examiurtiun is ihis case lojk place o• the 28th of 4 otioipir, *lien Mr. Illuckland stated, 11141 the Prisoner, in 11w courso ui his duly as an Escsse officer. frequently in , spectra dill purl of his lircutisrs which Wai used for the visoutieure On this nizlit of the 2...!4.1 of Oct,,. 1.. r. .419. int ni it o'clock, he wilt into the workshop, where the P44.isi traitor lind presi tttt ale secret...l idioms If for the pur -,511 wairliing his proces sling, Cuscunistaisces had ric suspicion in hi. ennui dist the hi d* di.huuul 'windier% owl induced of dslcctiiig him Ile übseoetd hint lan two introlbob of candles from a chest, wrap them up in worwething t mad place them in his pocket; lie then went not, and abut the door after bins. Mr. Dockland ins mrdiately followed, mood observed him throw something over the garden call of the next floor neighbour (Mery too). Upon going, into that lady's garden he found a quantity of candles about three or four feet from the garden wall. In addition to the al owe evidence, it was yesterday stated by Wasiougloo Volt, apprentice to Mr. Rockland, that the Poisoner, upon going in to survey his master's premises, had ask. ii hiin fur wood ao.l randier, and had sometionss taken bits of candles Three or four broken ratlines had been taken by li.os at one time. Witness did not tell his master. Prison. r patted him on the head, and said it was no harm. _ _ _ Mips 1 1, notitirton licisnipil In finilinc Ihr candles. A per. pon sinuilitot at Olr. I.uc kllptorp dour nii.2.111 have thrown tittm into the animation in %t inch tho' were fining]. Cha,lw Holt, strraul to Slt. Burkhart, tens sent by him to fetch Ihr primmer bac k tot the night of the athErti rob bery. Ile found him at illr brew-huure, He arrumpasneil the wituna back, and a constable was then sea fur Mr. Rolland and M. Mayo, attended on behalf of the Prisoner, and Mr. Andrews for the iwuseention. The latter gentleman raper-sired, in strong language, lois conviction of the Prisoner's grill ; and urged the Magistrate to commit him I•.i take his trial for felony. Mr. Rolland contended that the charge hail otiginatetl in a strung hatred against the Prisoner, he having in the course of his duty laid ate in. formatimi before the Commissioner% organist the Prosecutor fur some ma'-practices of which he had twin guilty, and that the candles in question had been plata d in the garden as a pretext fu.. a eharre of felony. The Mazistrate expressed consi•f►rahle %slept ise that Mr. Ruckland shmild have umetted to take the Prisoner iota custody, on the itastalit when he observed him throw the candles over the wall, instead of perinittorg his retreat, and then instructing hie servant In bring la en bark. The Pro weer bail Biel. 111 Ilh. fly tsiv.ii hal stove the first e‘a• mutation, nail lead c ttttt c InIIIII f n ward to answer the charge. The circumstance of an info. niation having been laid be fore the Board of Excise against the hoseenter, nes of coiraidtralrar importance, particularly as it occurred only a few days precious to the period when the charge of felony was made. He shoul 4 order the Prisouvr to enter into sure tie. fur lie appearance at the Assizes, and the Prosecutor might then, if he thought pnopwr, indict him. Mr. A NORMS prof. Ned most vehemently against taw course adopted by the Magistrate; awl up being asked, whether be would s toss-examine the persona who presented thentselvis :us Lutl, he• irusitively reins* ill; remarking, that lie would not by any meal., V111( . 61111 ti hat b e r o n sialer o ,l a mom improper ticeasom 011 the part of the Magisteatr•. Su ften.% were than e ileatd to the alumna of 1:0111. fire the Prisoner's appearance. 11(1:1,,INI). !WO IN S NOVEMBER 4. Their Excellei.ei. the I. I..iettiew .1 :mil the Cowart's Talhot •riet-$ p.nts ou Thor,:- day lust, at the 1 i. e-Ite4. I 1.‘414 c, us the l'fitcoix Park. .1 hire stele itieselit on the ocessitto 1.4n1 and Lady Chas t; lA.rd and lady Furlrea; Colonel and Mss. R OU IS ; I lelll Aid o, lord Itradt.id, Sir Grorze Berk 111, ; lot ii.' a alrr 3 V:, Iles , . Ir..l:o.shopis ; Lady F. Taltrot ; Mount ; the Honourable stud Ili V. Mr. Talbot, Maj,•l de It•sor, lin Frith): the follne.log Noblemen mid Gentle men losttl die honour of bt:ing entertained by his Eseellettes 11w !Aril Cliaiwi Iliir, of Kilo /.i -merirk. ii, (lomat 11. Nil Fel ; Lord: Norlitir), Caiiiletnaiiii, Sir Nit but,i+ Colikutbi, Mt,* Stephens i,etiv,agerl to !willow three aligl,t,4 at 1:1e Newry Theatre w Devi uoh:•r. at 501. a on 410. The !try. Itichard I I f Int weitrd Coluntl imilgtiriti to the v !tiable 11/- log of St. Aim's, Shand:Hi, Cry k, vacant by the death of the Key. 11'illiatis Lemke. This idesenta bon has been the honourable fulfilinent of a promise made to Mr. Connor of this living, by the late Lind Longues Ale. A curious coincidence vctu-cd on the nresentarioa. Mr. Co 000000 r was curate h, u pariah near Feritioy, the Ili dor of which died ill twist of the same tiare Mr. Lender dal. A mes s: siger was sent by the successor of the Rector to Mr. Connor, stating the death of his retlece•sor, and that, as he iiltemled to do his own duty, lie should not longer want his (Mr. Corition'.) services. Almost at the same period, the triesavriger from Col. Lotiglield arrived at Mr. COIIIIOfI N with the offer of presentation io the parish of St. Ames, Shandon ; so dust at the moment he was thprived his curacy, lie rictived the agreeable intelli gence of his al I:ointment to lots present valuable N eIVA L INTI s LLIGItNI E. rORTIMOVTII, NOVEMBER 8. Arrived the Rickard, Softie, f for Demerara ; latonuo, from limo. for Nrw South Walls; and liihslirrts, Beat, from Wltslloy, tot Jamaica. Sailed the Euryalus, G.. Ilw'Cr.t ; Barrosa trans port to the Eastward; and 444444 ro.her, for St. 11.weie. rt.‘ MOUTH, NOVE3IIIER v. Came in the Enos ittgett tit r. from aci uigr. Sailed the Princess 11nysl, Arkli y, lur Sierra Leone; Minerva, Muute, fur °virtu, and Faluilirrs, 11411, fur iNurway. f , CILLY, OCTOUFR 31. Came io the Dolphin, of and from Genus to Antwirp, with rice; ►hiptwd a weal deal of water on her plumage, which damagad the cargo; she lost soil% cable, &c.; after per tortoni% lIIININIItIiIt, hlie will almeltarge to repair. Remain in the harbour the Lap% tog, Edwards, from sew. eagle to Ilbistol, mulct repair : all oilier "Twirls rattail tut 28th October. ItF11.11:0L4 , 11), OCTOI:EII_29. The George 111. Meyer, fr Lisbon to lininlitirgh, tan on *born on She north 11'lf of Knotty Island, but was got WI eosin by asnisinore from the !shoot, and in itereiled %kith pi lots for the Elbe, with loss of au anchor and cattle, and I.OIIIC is Minx damage. By "la boat enlivend this mottling, infirniation is received from Settelling, near the Tract, Slot the Enfield, of NrV/C11 , .. t le, !Vilson, utsider, from Ibinzic to hurl+mouth , was lost on that island (cite/ saveolt 23d October. The ',Mil lis totally last, but the tat-go will be saved by the Schelling fishermen. There are in Newgitte un less than :13 persons under senteisee of (leash, who were eons ivied 4luritig the knit 5e1410115. Of these itr are smiles, nod berell are females. Sixteen of them du not owe ell '2O. Saturday morning. alvnit half-past six o'clock. a mum, upparebily about Gio years o f age, was found drowned, near BIN( ktriars-bridge ; lie was peen IA a late limir on Friday evening, es•deavoiering to get over the battlement of the bridge, but was prevent ed by at iterpois passing at thr time, olio being in li quor left iilin 111111 went home ; it is supposed the Wall threw himself over the bridge :airmails. Ile is uhout live fret v!glit ii.chrs in height, with 8 sear On his forehead and ii. e, w hie') is very flat, has an old wound on his right hand, Mill time little finger of the left wanting. fie Iwd on n hrowu coat, striped waistcoat, vortirroy I l es, w h i t e ottockings, shoes, u hat, mid a born inglitscap toll under his chin. Nu Vt . ; %Mu naming him, he was taken to the dead-In:use of t't. Blackli has. OLD BAILEY. Novotata 7. Samuel Taylor svas indicted fur feloniously inter m.irrying with Harriet F sturgion, Mary his knitter wife bring %bit and still living. The aimpli Lets of the case, as developed by the evidence, were es follow :—The Prisititer was mar ried to his first wife, Miry Hayler, at St. llittin's in-the-Fields, and she vas still living. On 11w 4111 day of January hist, he mariied Hartiet l'esu.r inn, :it St. Anne's, Soho, representing him:dim her to Ire a widower. 0.1 the futh follusslog, having spent what money she had, 0,-1 disposed o f all her furniture, he absconded, It her in tile most lamentable state of distress. and fir advanced in pregnancy. Iliac necessities at 1.-iigth compelled her to set k refuge iu a work-house, where she was delivered of a child. The Prisoner, iii his defence, attempted to justify his coi:duct, hy stating that lie Considered hiniself a wolowvr, but he did not presume to call evidence iii confirmation of that assertion. The Jury i 11111 l ediately the Prisoner Guihy. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. J. I.etore and Cutheribe Bryant orre indicted fur feloniously receiviug Glb. weight of bristles, the property of J. Mathews. Mr. HOLLAND stated the case to the Jury, from which it appeared that Mr. Mathews is a bristle.. inetchmit. iici.i in Thames-street. seal a young man named John who lived porter to Mr. Mathews, stole the bristles in question, and took them to the house of die Ptitunera in Brown's lane, Was tried and convicted, awl a [Mid punishment inflicted on in order that hr might lie rendered a competent witness against the Mit:osiers. The proicipal having been broitvlit up from Newgsle, mid placed in the tvittic.s lins, and the certificate of his conviction laiiing hers scud, Mr. AI. I.F.Y. for the Prisoner:, naked him, if he had paid the fine of a shilling, the judgmelit of the Court ?—Witness said hr had not. lir. ALLEY took ail objection, upon the ground that o hatever the sentries of the Court might have been, it lutist ,he hill:civil before the. person Convict ed could be rendered a cousiwtritt witness. The ItEcoftuutt—" Then let Inin pay the slail lihg."—ll'ititess paid the shilling into the hand* of 311. S:i• lams." 'hoe beitiV: now _rendered competent, de tailid the manher iu whit7ll he the giinds from his ittasttr, Irut said, !ie mra. induced to Steal Marro at the Frilileo of the Pii.oller, Fin rester, sit officer, awl lir. Matliew's superin temlont, proved, that they %vela to Illy house 14 the Prisoners, alto denied that they hail ant' bri— des ; but upon searching the house, tansy tousid them ; and on the officer asking them of whom ilwv Bail Uhtalllr%l tai: u:, liettore said. " Ali ! that's the tlong ; that you mast find out !" A great itunito r .it persons, of appiirent respecta hill's, rave tl , e good 'Fite lit:cotlut::: summed up the evidence, and tai,' Jure, after ietiring some time, found t h e Pii sulier• Cuilly. •I'lte French I'li:otter appeared much affected on Leering the veriliez. .4 NO THE It DARING RUBBERY. Oa the night of l'redisesclay fortnight, as Joshua !limn*, Ilse toll collector at th, gate at Takely, sin the Dolorosa , rued, leading to Bishop Storiford, was en hiS holldionse, about twelve o's lock, he was hailed with the tisortl call of a per- Sim who wanted to pass thiongls the toll-gate, he in con sespienee opened the door, and went out, whets he was vio lently seized by four men, disguised, who forced him isitii the toldhouse, and having, plundered it of the money. amounting to between 401. cad 50/. and having ill.treatid and tied the toll collector in a (hair, they nestle their escape. 111 C 01164 wiener of Ilse rubbery the Truster* of the 'fist: had a meeting, and none of the rishbeis has•ing helm taken, and they cowsidering it a rely alarming atlas k a nn tothlontses, they simile an application to Mr. Ili:1M., the 11-gistrate, at the Puddle Office Rowssireet, for the assistance of an sinker, when Lavender was dispatched, and after clue inquiries and into stiptions, he apprehended John Na,h, 11M. Dumont , . George Goodrin, said a snaps of the name of Turner, all of them inhabitants of Bishop Storthuil. l)u'lbesday last they were examined before the Reverend Mr. Tooke and Mr. Pi Hier, at DUllllll,lf, and the Sl3ei. stratus assembled ageio on Thursday, and finally eximintil Owns, when the circumstances proved :against them w ere sufficient to folly consinit them for trial, and they were coisetyed by Lacender to Chelmsford prisms. 1).1111 NG 11011DEBY AND ATTEMPT AT MI'HIJOER. • We staled a few days intro; a moat daring rohhery in the house of Mr Impey, a miller, residing about half a mile from the high road to rk hantstrad Iron L on Sun day mottling the 25th of Octoht r, during the time all the family were attending dirire scevire, except Mr. Impry'a sister, wits, was attacked by a robber in the titmt atie•ge and brutal man sir, by knocking her down, and ht r down the t , loira of the cellar he her feet and legs, her head striking against the steps, and afterwards heating her on ht r head with a bludgeon, and leavitoz her for dead. site is up_ wards of 70 ytats of age, and eery autism, and watt tint out of danger (ruin she *minds received lwr Ull Thursday. . . Ily the indefatigable Caf riouita of the Rm.. jo tileS Hof a. moo. mot another nelive filazisirme of that part of the country, assisted by Bishop, the flow.strect officer - , there is every reason to hope and lo:lieve that the cluel wretch who excreised hi. h:ubadly tow.irils the old lady is detected. Aficr some difficulty it was ascertain.d by Bishop hum Joseph Bunn, a boy, that he had sten a 111311 (*.Mit 011 t of Impey's house, al t the time his sister said she was at. tacked, oud the house was r.. 1.14.41, and he knowing the roan, scliieisiitly arkorin hedged, after being threat emit to be tom not led as an sicrsany , that it was Henry residuum, the auu of cespectahle botcher, who resided about miles off Reek Samstead, in consequence of which Bishop hastened to his residence, and apnrehemled him. On the officer hiLitighina bet -re Mrs. lto pry, she identified hill, as ihe mau who hail so cite. Hy treated her, and was cull. lidrul that at the time lie was rarrisinz his hal latrity to. wards her, that he was a Mill stir knew, hat could not re. collect his name, or who he was; Ile attempted to disguise himself with his hat, which a a. a eery large one.. Joseph Puma, a hny ; proved his ateiuq the l'Ci.oiser in Mr. Irutwy's garden, cuutiug f the hmisc, us lislf.past eleven o'clock, un the alien the dariii,-; attack war mule. Other corroborative circumstances were stated in evidence. Thr h wooer dettird I lie duns Ile wI4 eO l lVeVel l 1 0 11.4 ittr.l co law] by lii.hop t lu Isle bl• trial ut flu: ensuing' Sennlay night's (::ate CO1111111! Nn Order in Copia:ll, for InuhihiUug 11. e esioiriatimi of guns rustier, anus, or iinssiiiio.non, to Africa, the \Vest Issilsos, or nil part of the Continent of America, except with perin.ps.iosi of Isis Mojest)'s went : the prohibition Iu eptititsue in risme for six months from the :Jodi io•t. The plisseht prolsibs. toty Ott iu Council trill t vire on that (Ly. surpWRECK OP Till• C.IBALVii. ___.......-- Letter' have been received in town from Mr. Aver- . the Pursur, and from other Officers of the etsbalees, describing the isarticuh.rs of the loss of that vessel. There are few rostatices on record of a mote providential escape to the 'greater part ut the persotas on board, thous this, snider all the citrons s'.ances, has proved. The crew of the Cubalcti con sisted Of nearly 140 individuals; the description of their danger and sufferiogs rioull be given its the lan guage of eye-witnesses ; mean time, one camas . : re r , tlecrovithusit the t pa i n f u l emotoms, that the rote of so tuanv persoirs, after surinutustisig the less r",s of Ilse I/soiling, depeuderl nu a,l event sonve ly in Ire calculates! un—* succea,firl voyage of '220 'mks, irs be performed In a stormy Ilea, and by au open boat of four tons burden. lied Mr. Ayers aarl his little crew been lust, or even driven mitt of their course as for as 'Madagascar, it is but too probable shat all his unforturrate companions must have pc ribbed before assistance could have readied them. The alluwas,ce of provisiosss to those left on the islisial was restricted, heiore the departure of the boat, to two 1111141:e21 of meat daily to tutu person ; arid when the iVagicienne hove in sight, they had conic to the resolution of limiting themselves to hurl' that quantity. Of the zeal, activity, and ititre pidlty of Alt. Avers, it is impossible to speak too highly; they hill its doubt receive their appropriate ' , war d. 'Flue folfawii:g is an extract 110111 one of 11 . 111 letters, dated fort Louis, August -I, to a gen tleman its I.moduri : " Arta strikisit; on the Cargados I had not Ilse smallest idea that a single mail would be saved, as the Sort ran tre mendously high, and all arousal appcared a mass of naked black rock; shortly afterwards, how , vet', we just discerned a /mini-bank, about three or tour feet above the level of the sea, and separated fruits the %seek by a torah reef of about three males Su extern. IVe bad not ..truck long before the cargo was floats:A out of the ship's bottom, Inwards the shore (or rather dry rocks ,` , and every one In gait to think tat the ass suss of saving !Pawn% I ielnalned in my cabin, where I haul beets joined by the Doctor and Mr. Hutson, until the Chief Mate calk d out to rise to save myself as fast as 1 cuilld; Had lookii);.1. annuls! I found the ship smite de serted, and every one had takers sip his station lo eildt.aVOUr to reach the shore. I succeedeli its gelittu lute a boat along. aisleolnil the surf runtime mosrustaina Imps, the soon filled, and 1 , 4 , 1 , 1 y at iii was washed nut of Its r: 1 now felt myself drown. Mg, its' drowned, but the surf followed SO heavily sisal its a 1,,,,, I a minute I was dashed to the shore, tool soon recovered. • 1 . Ii e men immediately began to commit Ilie usual l',,etbSCll, hilt in prevent aoy ill effects Isom them, we stove its the heisds of all the liquor.csisks immediately. 'flu: greater purl of us were naked, ntisig surprised in our Immortal:a alien the ship struck. Tluc mess began to cu . sprit all the Company's bales, and dressed themselves: unt 111 cloths and caintets of every colons. and sieges swims We had now to a alk across a coral reef of about three miles, to reach au atijuming saissl-lesesk, hi dolor( a loch our lira macre,' et.-ttly, and muse are seas eel!' receive-real yet. Oa reacting iiie sand bank, we traces) masks of retreat 111111144110::, so Ma we might hourly rxpect to be swallowed up by the 51'a. Al st every thing devolves: out me, and I proposed smile. diately et pairing the tam r (which provident:Wl had re rei veil very Mile el'image,`, and putting to sea to cads avour to make the Alasirstius. Unfortunately we could find au C.,lllllilSll, altlasegli the shorts were strewed anis almost cies y thing rise. 1t e sated, however, Iwo seximsts, a qua drant, Ilirsbnigh's Direettely, and a Hamilton Moore ; and with these the hart was last ender my clots gr, with a (Mace es ew of eight ens a, a n d Mr Usatickets, sixth mate. iVe took eight skys' provisiuns uss bunted, and on Ilse 14 It of July, at ss vest, a. ses. I left my companions, in a small cutter of about four lons Mosley, a dhow a eunspass, to ea tea an ex tern Of ocean of 220 milts to endeavour to reach the Mau ritius; failing whirls, I intended 10 try fur Buell:en ; and tuassint; that also, 1 had resulted to stand fur the coast of itledigascar, and getting a supply sal p 111,1811.11111, to coast it round the north kid of Madagascar, milt' I reached the Corona° Islands, Mt hit' i C 1 isiteude el to wait far a ship to catty me back to my sinfortuaiste companions. Shortly after we had left the sand Link, it carne 011 to blow a fresh gale from the seutlacast ward, with a rely heavy sea, stitch cutstinantly broke into the boat, and kept two lianas cursatassny natirt; her out, and not oafs espreatly Ili rea tenet! it. 0 1,,, i •• I. t .i tt , ~$ all, and seed us to etriaily.-- I. ;dens. st the Almighty, lauweve r, to older it otherwise; and 011 the 10th, 1 made the land at Sl'Vtll u.m. having been 1111 more than furly.eight bomb tutu t n ) p t ri li. u ., p „.„„ g ,.. It blew vest' hard, however, floor Ike suutts ward all slay, and I could isi al cely keep the shore ins board, having made the Lod about five Inties.,to Ihe leeward. I got Illitl rue harbour, Its ever, ma the followiag attuning at dayeliglst,ausl had the satisfaction of discuss( ring that a particular friend bpd 111111 ap l .nirshsl Company's agent. fle imintritutrly vatted me Captain Purvis, of his Mau sty's ship Mag tcieutsc, also sit. marts ly sasses eel his frigate to get stutter weigh, and takiag, urs der hies the Challenger g 4111•11114 4160, ;II I I the smiae mo t flin g 1 was agent tel sea its the fsigats, to inn my Ms Loris cumpa- IMAM. 'Fix kiiell I IVA Meta, fls %%la :ss illy 111011/IA asiastatice, wit received from the officers of these st 'awls, I cuts never autliciristly acknowledge; they carried Iles genet...airy and hospitality beyond all bounds; but there are wit b ds to generosity and hospitality its the Dritisli 113%1, wheu a ease ed . 'hipster ck or 1111111 - t.ts occur.: tU call them 11140 adios. 011 again meetio z toy curapautosts, many of alsom haul bid nue as, eternal adieu to their thoughts, massy of them we re su much OVCICOiIIe its to shed tears, and all expressed as much gratitude to tar as their ferhugs auntd allow them. 'I Isere aas no Isma * er any thonght of Ilse dassger Is we bail passed, and had Capin iu Dalrymple lieeu preserved to , us, we should have furgottess hatflllll. 11111.111‘45. Mr. Jewell, . the Chief Mate, is still sentaiiniet out honed the fa gate at Cargados, to give such iiiforaratiou and assistance its raving any part of the cargo as sally be to his power. The ICUILIII:log at Ice's mod 5:11 p'6 company returned with me ill the' (Indica:lief', earl arrived I/11t on the 2slll ultimo). 'the asaj..ri:y act metal snag to fiuglated by the ll:Mugs ; Ma ts anntider have been thaughled till board the ditterent ships in •the harbour inmost to Etglanil, end will follow very shosl:y. I have sent to Mt . Cobb the particulars of say voystee its the calks., assrl expressed a hope that the 'nave men allO 11CCO1111174111i sl suit' on that per:lusis renews ise will not be 11 ))))) „vst unworthy the e/asides a heal of the lie. Pourable Ccurt of Directs's s." The follimilig is Ull extract of another letter, written a grutirilimi ‘,llO tsti3 &atilt:ll4:d to the Culndea _ . _ Port Louis, Aug. 5. " As Foon as we recovered from the first shuck, .bans milrs rust a aand.hassl; was sells, awl to wh:els tar nicks *1,14. 1 . 1111 , i1/111; 11119 WWII/U(1141y har, ur shauld hart. email,- rtl the slaug.-rs of Ilse rect . . Tl.v 111164'11141)f 16. 0. - t.l hour are uul In be sic a terifird ; has( drowned, with us its and c pis is.ly exhausted, I rut sul over th..• serf; had Mess 11/ i1:11,..• and wady, • ills bast , t, ulnas hard sat ks, Its the huls, • hrs•, ss::krti1111 , 11 fa/ MIIIOII slut :11111 11.11/1/er. only, awl tam.. shwas., in cast trot. r, I • :ss att k.. 1 wish a ,rvrat lit of the ague,litit 1 Isere stey Isar.i lot • sill liar resignation. Wc lust Our cu 00000 minis r Susi 15 tallier perssous cusning thruuttli the break% it. It is wisuars that a soul wain:teed 'the halts mid past of thr %neck followed us sparkly it. the sand : a trot wits Lit cat d, under winch, and upon wrt t wth, we pissed the hist carotid highs; lists thy live sherp,eight bogs, roghty Metes salt park, acres-al hogslit awl of beer, allll a quantity Of tcinr s came Oil shore, and we be 7,441 • miserable sailtswanee of two winces of no nt It mats daily. A remarkable piece of good fortune chit IA nit. very at itch ; a small trunk from my tabus follawsal Isle su the sausi-Irsoik ; it contained a ant, iteks i,stial a pair of shars--0 Ise lasier assv.ilnable, for walking upon tbs. base melts with laces ascii fct.t - bud altuust ditrett Mc Its despaie. " (tor iarge culler WAS seed; we repaired and dill:rotated lo r to Putt-Loma 1 , 11 the 14tit, and au Oh: st wur mice wu( tiiicteil." tim cilisr. The Hampshire Hunt Will meet to mnrrow, at :1131Iri'r Mite; Thursday, at Smither's Barn; Saturday at 01.1 /4011 st—fen o'clock each (lay. Ilionids will meet on Well v, at Corliamptun Down ; Friday, at Twyfurd len o'clock. Ott E TUB F. NEWMARKET CR tvEN IIECTING, 1810. 4 4 , 1%11AV Mr Wat...s.l'la Fitz Orsfset, 14,4. f lb. sot Mr. Fionli6s W. i Mhzws:tle, It.t. 21t) 1' M. NI :11/00. Is. ft.; the furfot 10 he Ull nr briore the 10th ut' Decendier. '4l" FAIN ESDAY Sweepstakes of loOgs. tarb. Ab. Duke of Graftini's Miracle, 511. 716. Mr. Andrews's c. by Orville, out of Morel, 9st. 416. Mr. Paybe's c. by Truffle, nut of Criteria, tist. FRIDAY. Lord Exeter's Captain Candid, ftst. Alb. azst Gen. GIRI - The Flyer, Sri. 41b. T. M. M. 2 1 /0;s. h.ft. SATCR Doke of Grafion's !liiraele, 6a. 71b. azi:t Sll . . Crockforii's c. by &Aim, dam by ditto, Sat 41b. Ab. M. Nags% rinsT SPRING Si EETING, ovrtrrtpAy. Mr. Nevi •i•ler to Sir Joshua, Sst. 41b. ago Theo.. (la►s c. by Rotolo, out of the Queen of Hews, 7rst. i I Ili. Leila eking Wire )rs ul 1. Mr. M. 209 gs. h. ft. CRAVEN MEETING, 1820. TUI.SDAY. Sweepslake% of Inags each, for (Mira, flat. Slb. each. I) 11. 3lr. Payne's, by Cisspiu. I Mr. Thornhab's, by Scud. Mr. Pia nee's Fla m Sir .1. Shelley's c. by Phantom, dam by Walton, nut cf Morkbird's dam, Bst. 41b. ae•t I) of GLAftuat's c 4. f by Hap hazard, nut Pruslcucc, Bsl. It. M. 200 gs. FIRST SPRING MEETING, ISM. TUESDAY. The 91,000es.Statses of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for colts, art. 71b. fillies, Bst. 411 x. R. M. then eiiing three yrs old. 1.4 11. Cavendish's e. by Mid. I Sir J. Shelley's be. to Coinua dlPlhorpe Itl Run e's ch. c Hoopoe D. of GI alba. b c. Pindarrie I M r. Watson% c, by Pei idea b. Is. by Waxy Mr. Teerett's hr. c. by Shot- Me. Vonsittai t's ch. c. by tlecork Connie Lord Grosvenor's br. c. be D. ot Rutland's!). c. lay Waxy Thunderbolt —b. c by Rapliazeril hr. c. by Thuni,lerbolt Mr. Rush's eh. c. lay Waxy Mr. Neville% hr. to Sir Joshua Mr. Andrew's c. by 01 ille Id Exeter's ch. c. Kestrel Mr. IVilson's b. c. by Solo- Mr. Wyndhant's hr. c. lensho Whalebone Lit Jersey's bc. by Ruben. Mr. C 1116411 1 .11 cu. c. by South -- c. by Soothsayer sayer THURSDAY. The 1,0410g5. Stakes of 1011 gs. ----- h. ft. for fillies, list. 4:b. each, btu risioz three yrs old 1.4 Rolls's ch. Moronity Mi. Intro's, by Waxy D. of Grafton's c. by Hap- Mr. Villiers's or, by Don Cos barn sack r.Wy ndlsam's br.by Whale. hone Mr. Edward's Moonshine Mr. Platers b. by Soothsayer Id Grosvenor's br. by Thun derbolt Mr. Fuller's br by Orville Mr. F. Failes's I). Patience Mr. Jaques's b. Elvin). b. by Waxy Mr. Rush's hr. by Sawlestsko Mr. Joues's Sophia Ld Si awel l's cis. by Soot hsayer Mr. Ralson's, by fiedtry D. of Rutland's b by Waxy ME. ch. Timarete D. of Portlaud's., by A lobo. Mr. Gudtlard's hr. by Itttbens Mr. Thoruhill's ch. by Scud RACING CASE.—A subscription plate of fifty' ginned*, added to a sweepstakes of live guineas each, was advertised to be rtin for on the second day of the last Stafford Alretirig, and won by Loud RossmoßE's horse T'aptoo. The rare was claimed by the second horse, it being alleged, " that it was contrary to the Racing Law, that tno horses be. longing to one person should run for a plate. " Decision—" The race is to he considsred a sweep. stakes, and tlterelore abrogates the Plat , Lowe ru On the sth November, in Witispole.Alreet, the Laity o f Honourable J. T. Leslie M. lville, of a sou. DEATHS. On the Gilt instant, Teresa, the infant rlaught.r r.f J • -a W. Weston, Esq. of Welherk-duct. Al Nest Retforil Hall, Nottinghamshire, on rritEly Ih 30th ult. RuJJenlc, Mr*. 'Jerks, rtlict of the Rasa Berke, Esq. of Chester. HIGH VI'A . FEII THIS DAY AT LON DON-811 I I;(:E. Mowing 27 after 11. I Evening 53 idler It. PRICE OF STOCK: 3 per Ct. 76ai I 3 per Ct. C01111.771-MI 4 per Coils. per Ct. N. Aou. 107{1 Batik 1.. Ann... 20 1-16 loth.. Stock 23 21 I ;S ON SATURDAY. I India Bonds.. 87 SS pr. Soutl► Sea Stock... 851 I Ex. H►lls. 19 pr. I Lottery Tickets 191. Ilk. Omniuw I Cons. for Ace. niißt HEALTH is so great a blessing, that every al tempt directed towards its preservation otin.t at least deserve some small share of public approbation 'Ulm rank which M ESSRS CURRIE sod CO. hull iv their profession, as Members of the Royal Colleges of and Edinburgh, formerly in his Majesty's service, coinbiled with thvir well-known skill and experience in the Tremont:Hl and Cure of a few reizning Complaints, entitles them to the greatest coufidence, and a decided prefereuce over all other practitioners. In the course of thirty years successful practice in this Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Cu. have Leto enabled ini make many valuable discoveries and impoitant improvi - metals in the Treatment 11.111 Cure of Venereal Complaint•, Nervous Relaxations and Jebility, Strictures of the Viral . .. dm. dm. By their superior plan of tresitment, Strictures id however low* elsudmL, cur ut the must inveterate kiss', are sffedity awirperniasiet;tiy cured. . . . . Messrs. Currie and C.,. offer slit it assistance all mow of Venereal Infection, and in every complaint of Debility, w:ie ther aristug froth the infatuat ..... of a certain demi oviee habit, lung residence iii warm climates, free haute, or ass tobei cause, producint; a deficiency of mealy vigour. 51i s , re, Currie and Cu. may be consulted by rctients of tither Sex, with the ewaiest &henry, seemly, and buuuu , • at their huger, No. 107, illattiiii.gaisteit, where Cs, token , sii.i 's'estimunials are ill he semi. The terms of reui one; 3i10. 1 1 arc plainly staled oil the first lulu rrew. Letters ft,•m lite Country, enelosiug. a Rank of Encland Notc, wig be duly an.weard, mild the on cessary Metkinea and Advice sent to all patty of the Liug.losaa. No. 147, Hatter-Gat.drii. LONDON Print NI n n.l Published al tb..lie4, Nu 12 7 . hlraisti; •beer Adso.: tit+. mente reesaved, (post-mad) rust be 2ftdretsed.—.C. SMITH, Nu 1. Ciemes.i's Inn, Printer —.l WHITE. Nu 'lit Sie." 4 Eel:tither. 4 1 ". ~~