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(ink and Marchioness of Blautdford, at their seat, The Earl and COMMIS{ Wahledrove, at the PoHaney Hotel, }'elterdar, from their mat at Twickenham. DEATH OF THE EARL OF SUFFOLK Died at his seat at Cbseklon.banse i in the county of Willa, on Soid:y the 4111 Instant. Jab* Howard, Earl of Suffolk :in.! Berkshire, Viscoont Andover, and Bares Howard of Charletos, a Ge*e►at is the Army, Colonel of the 4411, Re giment of Font, Governor of Londonderry awi Culmorc Forts, in leeliud. His Loniebip was in the 81s1 year of his age, having been born March 7,1739. He succeeded the late Earl in 1783, and married is 1974 Jolla, daughter of Jolla Gasksrlb, in the County of Cumberland, Esq. by whom be has left Issue Thomas Vi:count Andover, born is 177 d, now Earl of Suffolk, sold one daughter, Lady Catherine Howard. Charles, his eldest son, the late Viscount Andover, was born in 1755, and married is 1706' Jane Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. Cokc, of Norfolk. lle was unfortunately killed by the accidental discharge of his fowling piece in 1900, leaving no iseue. The Viscountess afterwards married Captain Digby, of tie Royai Navy. tousle of Earl Digby. Thomas, the present Earl, married in 1802 Elisabeth Jane Dutton, oldest daughier of Lord Shtrboniie, by whom he has issue Charles John, now Vo‘eount Andover, and several other chit. afro. The present i• tl.e sixteenth Earl of Suffolk, and eighth Carl of Berkshire. The Suffolk is a branch of the Norfolk family, as are ciao the noble families of Carlisle, Ilowaid of Effingham, a..id Howard-de...Walden. CAMBICIDGIV, -JANUARY 34. Saturday last bring Bachelor or Art. Coma menerinent, the following gentlemen (143) were I,,lmitnol to dm degree : Peter's College—Cur, Gordon, ilottanw,Nicholle, I !eve nail—Bora.likun. Burros/hes, Codd, Faring lx Gricc, Walker I 'em.',roke .1 Ilea, Deane. Fallowfield, luo, K,4ly. Lubbock, Maltby, renplaclby 8 College —(' la y tun, Globoid, Kelly, Prarse, Want, Wrim, 1111der Vertet Collette —Bruogio. Ealwarlia. Preach!, Hall, Ott,r, itubiewoa, Kinder q B title, Green, Hs rt Icy, White, Wilton b Cullitrive HaU 7 Hirby, Dewe, Durban, Easiwick, . _ Gioltaln„ Illilower, Wilkinson .feces Colt ge—Crowtier, Gedge, Lockwood. Powell, !ileum., Wilson Christ's CoPere--Mackberne. Dud, Horsley, lease _ . -_. . . sea, May, Masson, Pickering, Pooley, lieyier, Worsley.. 10 Joka's Cdflege—Alintton, Andrews, Pray, Broos -4/.141, Backsforte Butler, Chapman, Clarke, Close, Patnets, Diana. Edmonds, Forster, Fowler, GodfrrY, Ma-rising, Ileherden, loge, Jenyns, Law, Leeder, Lock ing, leirnlale, Muddy, Parham, Parkinson, Parry, Peck Pitt, Pleiltnett, Spencer, Steward, Thresher, Trenilett, T r ifl er . Will;ams .•• Megnalesto College—Lane .. .. 1 Tr. ell, ecilege—Aastiu, Bain. Baines, Barlow, Bar ron. eintlingtoo, Crakelt. Cowell, Dodsicorth, Firginton, Goode, Hall, Haworth, Higgins, Hainfrey, 11unt gilon, Nat: ' Lyon, Murray, Nash, Overlap., Payn. WY, Pls.*, Richard., Ross, tch.lSeld, Slasepaltaaks, Stearn, Tayler, Vicars, Warkbagtea, Wain, Wirral*, Wonky Ertren.rel (A.llege—Agoew, Festal% Freer, &Mgt, Shelfortl, Whatiou Arudemicul Honours were conferred on the fol. lowing Gentlemen :•—• WRANGLERS. Drs. Unatlinbton, Trinity Middy, St. Jobia's . Bird, Trinity - Lsw, St. John's— Lynn, Trinity - Wigrim, Goode, ditto Dorlisrn, Catherine Hall Sirens. r, St. John's SCNIOR Drs. PMtorrfield. Pembroke Halfwit, Trinity Wonky, ditto Paynier, thus -- Hearse, Calm Belly. ditto Barruaghts, Clare Hall Gnaw.. Jives Plait, Trinity Huntingdon, d:tio JUNIOR Drs. Le Griee, Clare Halt thirdakin, ditto Trimslett, St. John's Shrlford, Emmanuel Clark, St. .lolon's Witt*, Qiie . 2:i's Vicaro, Trinity Barron, ditto tVaddingtan, ditto DIAL Decor, Pembroke Godfrey. St. John's— Thresher, ditto Plucknett, ditto Bray, ditto Loadsle, ditto Bale, Trinity Green, Queen's I Wale, Trinity. Drs. Kinder, Benet - Wharton, Emmanuel Ponies, Christ's - Harlow, Trinity Arlor. , Emmanuel 11x11 er, Clare Id, Trinity Crukelt, ditto Joseph Dewe, Esq. and J. King, Esq. Bachelors of Arts, of Queen\ College, were on Friday senuight, elected Foust elmon Fellows of that Society. Poison Prize —The passaigo fixed upon for the present year. is from the Dialogue between Macbeth and lady Macbeth, beginning with " ire will proceed no further,* ending with " What the false heart doth haow."— Act 1. Setae the last. )PTI9I'S. Drs. Dixon, St. Johu's Parham, ditto Crowther, Jest's— filsekbnrne, Christ's I— Horsley, ditto Parkinson, St. John's I Sevier, Christ's. The Rev. John Hulse, of Elworth ilsll, Cheshire, formerly .if 7:i. John's College, in this University, among other be quests fur the promotion of religion and learning, instituted Lecinvekhip in Divinity, to which be annexed a consider :,We satiny, arising out of estates in Middlewich, Sandlot+, .ind Clive. The duty of the Lecturer is to preach and pub- I. set mons, chiefly ou the truth and excellence of Reve. i•diun. The Rev. Christopher Denson, of Trinity College, has bees theism Lecturer for the present year. This is the first appointment ander Mr. Hulse's will. The Marquis of OILMONDE is shortly expected to leave town for the Continent. The Earl and Countess of HatitowaY and fa ►nily, are expected in town in a few days. from then seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire. The Duke SAN CARLOS, the Spanish Amber s.olo., gave an elegant entertainment on Saturday to a numerous party of distinguished person isgeN at his residence io Portland-place. The Duke of MONTROSE and a party of chitin pushed personages dined yesterday with the Mars *Ms 1.1 HIRTTIORD, at his residence in Manchester- Neale. 1 rEsrirtnis AT 117MR9TEAD LODGE. ' . ..f/ 11, ..' ... Wheratead Lodge, near Ipswich, the residence of Lard Vtscuaut•l;raaville, lan week visited by the Duke of Welliughan, the CIIIIIII and Count... Lieven, Coma Pahlen, , Baron Nieman, Laity Harrowliy, F. Standish, and Muutagsie, Esgre. ten Woodsy and Tuesday there was a Rend slinotieg party iu hi. Lordship's extensive game . pre. serves, to which'at•d a superb entertainment, Couot William Linaingesi, Sir Robert Harland , Bart. Sir P. B. V. B r oke, Bart. Charles Reruera, Esq. and Kear.Admiral Page, were invited. The return of the first day's apart was 64 plwa snits and 87 hares ; the second day, 33 pheasants sad 88 hares. On Wednesday the Duke went to Orwell Park, the seat of Sir K. Harland, and notwithstanding the very un favourable state of the weirdoes', the party shot 141 hares tad pheasants. Un Thursday ►e passed thrmigh Ipswich, on a rant to I mil Suffield, et in Norfolk. The Duke uu his way honoured Admiral and Mrs. Page with a visit. THE PRINCIPAL AND THE MINOR THEATRES. UNION-HALL. Notwithstanding the notice of adjournment given to Mr. Rogers, the Attorney on behalf of the Pro. prittors of the Coburg Theatre, it was yesterday judged proper for their legal advisers to attend, which was done accordingly. Mr. Auounitus and Mr. DOWLING waitsd on the Magistrates, sod signified their readiness so defend their clients, •pots the information which had been lodged. The 111,,gistrate informed them that the informs. lion bad been withdrawn, and another put in its place, which 'as to be heard on Wednesday, the 9th of February. The Learned Counsel thought it • most arbi trary proceeding to put parties to so much trouble and expense to defend then►uvives, theta capriciously to withdraw the information, and fix another day, without consulting the accused. The Magistrate observed, that such was the prac tice, and mentioned the rose of a Theatre against which 17 informations had been lodged, and every owe of those put off, without other ceremony than such as had been seed et present. Mil, BTIN benefit, announced in the front of our Paper for this night, at I)rury.laue Theatre, promises a rich treat to the lovers of forret sounds, PIIIVATZ THEATRICALS. ---The Theatre in Fishamble-street, Dublin, opened on Tuesday se'uniglit for the first tune this season, with the play of Tlae Way to get Married, end the after. piece of Ho►est Thieves. Notwithstanding the severity of the night the house was crowded at a very early hour by the most fashioNable personages at present iu that city. The gusrdisns of the poor for Bury St. Ed mund., during the last week. distributed 150 blankets among the poor with large families. of a quality and size seldom used upon such occasions ; and which we are happy to hear were received with a degree of gratitude by the paupers only to be equalled by the seasonable comfort afforded to them. The blankets were all numbered in a man ner that cannot be effaced, iu order to prevent their being improperl♦ disposed of, and so insure the punishment. which, ander the 33th Geo. 111. chap. 137. is directed for those who either purchase or take in pawn such articles, or obliterate or deface the marks or stamps thereon. Foonstiam.—The came benevolent and sytnpa thising feelings which led Mr. AUTWIII, of this place, to employ a number of poor men to fetch him coals, and do very many other kind acts to the pour, induced him last Week to accept the offer of twetity-six distressed labourers (deprived of the means subsistence through the long-protracted frost) to bring him if waggon load of corn (1,600 bushels) front Liverpool. They completed this arduous tisk much to that gentleman's satisfaction n Saturday morning. last. This generous pinion thropist line further intirnorted to these men, that he will continue to employ them. his horses are all ! the while idle ! There was eery little business done at Norwich corn market on Saturday, and the prices expe rienced scarcely soy alteration.—The cattle market was as well attended as the severity of the weather would allow. Fewer sheep than common were penned fur sale. Little variation in the prices of any stock. The house of Nlessrs. RoTtisciiiLD nod Co. re ceived on Nionday, from the Continent, two waggon loads of silver, nearly eight toes weight. A 'pitched battle for 40 guineas will take place this owning, et ten o'clock, in Hertfordshire, between George Ford, r Leicestershire man, and Harry "stk. a man of some science, who has exhibited at the Fives' -court, but could nut get matched. On Saturday Lest ROBERT BRADDLE, of Bury, was convicted before THOMAS CLAY, Esq. Alder man, in the penalty of 2051. for buying 26 phea sants, 13 partridges, and 2 hares. On Thursday night last two men entered the dove-house of Mr. Cii•rti.Es PAINE, of Barton, in Suffolk, nod killed and took from thence sixteen dozen and three pigeon*, lint having been seen by Mr. PAINE'S shepherd, they made their escape without their booty, which they left on the premises in • attek. On Sunday bight last the house of Mr. JOSEPH GELLIBRANO, at the Terrace, Edmonton, was en tered by means of false keys, mid robbed of pro party, comoviing of plate, wearing apparel, &c. flit fancily were at prayers during the fume the rubbers effected their purpose ; they carried off the property undiscovered. Account of a Boy at Sea is a boat fur five days, without food. The Amanthea, Mr. Thomas Rowell, Master, arrived at Genus on the 411) inst. On the 16th alt., when about twelve leagues W.S.W. from 'datum, funk up a burn, in which was a boy named James Stephenson, in a very dis tressed r hots,,, who stated, that on the 11th nIl. he was going ou hoard the ship Benson, of Smith Shields, Julia raweett,Master,then !pug io theTsgws. iu company with the ►faster, who fell overboard, slid that the boat was driven us sea. When he was taken up, he had 11141 i had say thing to tat for tire day)), unit it was setae time betties be recovered (rum Isis exhausted *tale." CORONER'S INQUEST.—An inqui►ition wns taken yesterday at the Britannia, in Berwick-street. on the body of Mr. RICHARD JENNE'''. at (tattier and leather-seller, at No. 33, its the above street. who hung himself ou Munday.--Verdict, Insanity. tAir INTELLresiyce, . , COURT OF CRANCERTOYRitar,leseart i Si . tONESDAY. ./.AIRAIty LOUD CHARLES Towrisni i pp 1111,1tiotor or , The Loran Cli ANC E LLOU wee occupied the whole of the day in healing. the rrgugteats of COunsel this appcsi, ninth was °petted yesterday. It rebate", to the rigid of ptesentotiOn. to the brills of May*. haw, in the county of N.utfellts :.• . • , _•! COURT OF ILINGN BEKOR. Wrarstainfro4, IrsonosoAT. 2s. . ' rue KIN. IL*HOKRA*... . It will he recollected 'Ai! in the cofirae Of hat' Term the Court had been -* applital tri,• tn . gratit a criminal isiformaiiiiii againia. the De(enclant. .1..,A? Bemis. E-q. a Magistrate rit'the Warringtpn'divi;; siert. in Lancashire, for repshig tp,receiye certain' informations preferred before Istm, rehaive :to it case of felony arising out of the tranaiscilabe or the Ifili of August, at Manchester. The rule Nisi wee ponied by the Opin e on Ow sfredevit of Mr. Charlet, Pearson, Soliestor of London, which' staled, insient other Mallet. drat he had applied to the Defendant, in his Megiitterial (iejiacity, to re ceive the informations of a persfalelfined . .l lard sou. and aouther. deposing te - tV Akira' air i felony, in the iulliction of Wilidtift)Sa."lhi.- . 7 on the day and place berme mentioned; ansirthat the Defendant had refuted trio to .do . : thsW,liies: Pearson then told hito that trhe pr neverrti M'' :, ' , embalm), he wriuld apply to the Court of Ki n Bench for a rule to oblige him to do his duty.; that he notwithstanding pertained iu its refusal. ••• .., Caine was %beau against the rule on the (efts -1 day of the last Term, on which ocessioo it appeoneik. from the affidavits of Mr. Borrow and othrri, Air., the ground of his rejection of thcinformations wei r that the transactions to which they fettled - look place. out of his district ; that he had costasilted with' 1 brother Magistrate, who concurred-in opinion with hint that his interference would be improper; apd that iii answer to Mr. Pearsitier observations enciL threat of bringing the affair before flaeCoart. ba had said, that it' Mr. Pearson did proceed in the application, sod that the Court should In of opi nion that he should have taken the information's, he tiould immediately do so, and perform his duty conscientiously and fearlessly. lite CHIEF Justice delivered the judgment of the Court (which had been postponed) this morn ing. His Lordship animadverted in severe terms oe the conduct of Mr. Pearson, observing, that it was the first instance he lied ever heard of an attor ney's rtquirilig a Magi.tt•ate to proceed on the in vestig,tion of a charge of felony committed in a different district front that lit which he usually acted. His Lordship further remarked, that Mr. Pearsmes insisting on his right to comment on the evidence was extremely improper, as an attorney had. in strictness, no right to be-present on such occasions, his attendance being only a matter of courtesy—as was also his Making any observations on what might transpire. He ought give his advice Weeded on, but otherwise it was not justified. The Court considered that the Defendant had conducted himself throughout the present transaction with the utmost iropriety. One fait hkd appeared from Mr. Pearsoit's own original affidavit. viz, that when he had threatened Mr. Borten with the application to the Court, Mr. norm' had replied that should he psoceeil in the :114)1k:flea, yard' that the Court should be of opinion tit he had not.been justifir.O • in refusing to take theinformutioire, lie ,should im mediately receive them, add do his duty. conscien tunably and fearlessly, •111YLiteingaill the circuni stances, the Court could no Olus . loce Je n the spot cation as that . of Mr. ,Ireassione siod.tberefore e in discharging the rule, thought it their-ditty to order that he should pay the costs, • •.s , .• THE KING e. M. GLENN' ANi) itHITBY. Thief were two Defendants to: indictments for perjury, which hail been procured against them Odl account of the substance of affidavitemade by them in the celebrated case of Bowditch n -•,.. 4 ' Mr. JEREMY moved for • cute to en:ble hits to qnash the indictments, on the ground cirtlio •Pro. secutur wishing to institute . new. Miele 'lie •hating discovered some informality in theire•existing,"ishiA would prove fail to them. ' , • • 'l. t t . - ' - `• W Mr. MOORE said, that the De4ed!ito did' nig - even yet know who was theft/einer; He thought that the Court would sot Minima tathe rile until the Defendants should heieettiol from the costs al ready incurred., ..• . The Lotto CHIEF Jurrice informed 111 e. Jeremy. that the ProsecuWr.must be liable for the co.'s, and the Court musC4t ansiefiealeilt the.l)to I fending. were in' no danger of - hitietert.paye !learns before the rule could be grantrif.• :?'%.,„„,,,- • • : • Mr. JEREMY took till to-morrnsiiterniffr te'cOn suit his clieut, and for the preseist winsdreas.hie motion. . THE KING IL PARKINS. WAITHISAK, •ND (Mien., The peremptory paper being called over,- - The Loan CHIEF Jurrice thought this it would be impossible to go into the above case at do late an hour. lie advised the parties to agree upqu speci fying some day for its decision. • • • ' The SOLICITOR-GENERAL ihnught that sin IlLy earlier thou to-morrow art k could be fixed: ". 1 Mr. Detimmi wished fur an earlier day. i Mr. SCARLETT agreed La the necessity of di or a day, the parties would have to attend from to day. The Cuter JLATICE Said, 1,110 they must agree of themselves, or submit 'to iliatincopvenience. Mr. GURNEY—" My LOrdi..oma or the Defeo& ants is not now in Court." .Mr. Hunt (from the jury-hox)---8 , My Lord, I am here, if the Learned Gentleman allads to me. I have had to attend so often that I am must anxious to have • day fixed." - The CHIEF JUSTICF— u Except you can agree together there t•an be no day fixed: Mr. Hunt—" Theo, my Lord, I am afraid oar cape is Impetrate, fur we .611411 never agree."—f 4 laugh.) . Tlie Crust itivneg said, that the Court hed nn' interest in having the question brought on, and were only anxious that the parties ehould be accosts. ntodated. SEDITIOUS LIBEL. Robert Waldo-bow was called up, and being charged with speaking and publishing an impious i .~~~ and - seditious libri t Iris indiciment was,read to tin,. It consisted of charges massy times repeated of irre. hems comments: which be bid made in its asmilov bly, upon. various .passages and events of .Holy VI fit. Rettig asked if guilty or not guilty? lie replied. that beiug a foreigner - and an ignorant man, Nod' with it unacquainted with the forms of jointer. Ito' hardly knew whet+ to do. Hr had been infoimed that lois proper course was to plead "'Not Goodly," but hr scarcely knew linw to rec,oucile that vitt, the• dictates of hi. consciroce t as he had certainly tots• tired for words thong's' to hid), but they had been misrepresented (wattle 'Purpose of persecuting him. He would, **ever. "'or ;the purlapse of tutting. leistosstf UN tript, plead- is No (;iiii , %." Ile 'had, so bail, arid • was therofere'remauttet! lir Newlyn.; sod ii ito undergo Una,' in the Sittings arum Teirm. • • • Weddethothe Mien said; that with all. deference , ,far the Court. he wished to put a questitin.th•their- Lardshijia.. ' Neilsen • p0.,1 onotelsod u furritrosr, • Isotitrioubied trot hr should be dealt with justly furidl din. wrisheittinionsw,if In costa wove . what hl Wad inserted to be true, and that the. Bible costaittetrijosolutt lieu," he should. after .that, be.einsdrisind and -punis h e d ? _ • 'rile Cuter Justice eaid•—•• We esonoi go into 'that 4sien'i thijosireed. •••• y. OJ.:k it T I% BM RS' COV RT. ;- -41110116:SPAY, JANUARY 46. .~ . opting Birminitlism 'rm. opposed by Me", I'd. . lin 41ve- ground that he had promised to 'mien to her Ifis half-pay when she gave him credit . .. ditt,of.millineryffir Isis wrifgjiod other :Orieeis :. for les sri9" ail -fil to. J • ! iiiiiii eit; It sphiareetWhit.Y his Gesithmait,' tlfho had sitigi nidly bero-i; the. Briti4h. kailie..Joad gone oil go 3iiinsive-iii . jiiii'll_lregor% Orpeditiiits.igiih ohicb be praerqiedsto I'erio Bello; whiere ' • in'the,.geuerel disater 'Oa inet l . he linsval ,hitiefferle.; •- r l • 'he proof Ofliiii lisritig.irtitaitAia credit hi isnehie I - - Mama wets G 1 insiitEcient. by, the Cestlis-alud:.fie . midisclirgeo.-, ". : ~_' . e. ' •' 1. .., '. . • • • :le* fakery'''. opposed' at bistrikelhoble wadi)) . on theigrotorietiV a contijiiikeert - : rermAr. ..id, :ajo art 'her*** 4 4?•ciliietilvence_ o e'.. .el the • hniar i , iiii . ' - j.d. this fisitlierdre.iiiii P . • knee' uutit • o w: ' } ate' ,•, . :-. it,— -- • . ..;.. A' , s' : • , 4.: P l ll.lCfi..• now-stitrar. Yesterday Ira /linen (4 , e;n underwent a second 11011531618 lion, charged with uttering a forge.' 11. hank note; apd al. Ihonth be is only about 11l of age, it appear+ that ho has been • very general titterer of forged notes, particularly in the attighboarbood et; Clare-market : one to Mr. Reacohy, an oilman. iit Stanhope-street; Mrs. Martha House, of the •Coach and Horses public-house, in Rear-yard, Lincoln's Imo fields; Mrs. Mary Meldrum, a hiker, in Sheffield.strect.' Al all theme places he gave a false name and a false resi dence. • GALL. • ROBBERIES AT THE FIRE IN BLACKFRIARS- ROA D. George Jennings and John fienry, trial-heavers, were charged by Cooper, a constable of Ciii ist Church, with com mitting a robbery et the house of Mr. John Cleves, paint broker, corner of Edward-street, illsckfriars-roarl, during the time the premises were an fire on Tuesday night last. Cooper aimed to the Magi e (tt. J. Chambers, Esq.), , that on Tuesday night, ahodt Isaltpast nine o'clock, he was at his house, in Cross-street, Rlschfriare road, and heard' an alarm a a inapt: " He hasten. d to the spot, and it'ww the 1 "ink •story of Cleve's house on Ore. Mr. Cleieland norslltS so •sernesaf his s were renderint amistance to save the . property ; be 'tsiit assisted in removing a great deal of property tam weigh nose. Seeing Marti a pumlivr or' : gangs of4ssiurioris thleveit Were the house, - c.,,,hi c h rustreskrivp to the first floor, in spite of e bitneelf and his brother constntics, he wee 'sa''' . - ' -Oil,' ie . wit James Adams, a. eoal-beaver, was brought before the Itlia.f arbitrate by Mr. Troaglitoit, the beadle of 'Christ Cherchi ' charged wiili codiiiiitting a robbery in Mr. Clrresbiimeters • derlag the lire. Mr. Troughton elated, that he new, SAW INICIA' • of daring thieves and pirkporkees amembleil at one tinle# mid bet for the exertion. of thetlnsttbleK btristed by sere: nil pollee OMcers from Unioisfh.ll; Morn .property would !Via* 'been stolen than reds saved from the filtrtell. As 111 o wag s he believed imdig property Wes *slew thon destroyed Lb) the fi re. lie caught -tbe Prititner running off with a nalideof properly, to which a ddplichle was pinned, which 'bad the tome Cleve's, Blachfriliwroadr priored thereon. 'HZRimier Was rentaiiert.fitv rearicethitiot ion NO Writ ? neat, when the Magistrate told them they might ex, pelt iP be folly committed to take their 'trial: - ' constable gated (and upon infioity we find it in lie 011ie.); that fir Theis...l'l%l.mi and his Lady were passing *dile the' firemen- weir- playing their refines On' the fl Me% sail stopped to look for a short tinie,when they weer sisr. 'raided by le gang of thievei, men and women, Who herded Ibtea. • hit Thomas' was rubbed of his pocket-book, eons taildbgbiluk-ooles,difeworandudis, &c. and ii valuable watelg chain; seals, kc. •'' Mr. Monre, awetioneer, of itlarkfrirre-roaih while ambit. leg in 'remove **NW of Mr. Cleve.'s:property - , was hustled, find the rofte-pfscket of his eclat war cut acrdee the bottom * 'and a pocketbook emathining Bank of Eugland noteir t ' thy mamma bf 501. sod rideable memorandum.,, Ws. mobs: p.. HATTON GAORIFH. . • .1 $.. DESPERATE; JtIVENI I,E GAMX ' 4111411”11 might suit ripe o'clock ow Tuesday inabt, 6 smart ' • J r ed went Into the hooter of 31r. Boucher, a publican 'streets Goidelssguare, , siod asked Mr. It. who *Akar Yu, for .Lwo..liottle. of giiq for which he sea , 1111114411"Ooe putted Beak of bighted note ia payment. . d OM looking at the note, liacovered it to be a astral the buy his home pod address% phit.hlie gaio.,..llll.lbrasber - wegoit usi • she !seek of the ellinteed loM twaititjoilli . its beams forged. He told the tbe maul& tastaimptalla• bins to ii.cerieju if the name awl' ilers* w tactile *artists', megrim for,whith purpose he left his Manse M go Wittig with him ;•bo had not proceeded many looks ,frociebis gore 440 T, rdiess he was atta cked by La gaug fit sire* or eight istbes youths, all arroed.widi likidgogos, who knocked hies doertsgast beat his until he.,woktipiely news; eible t• his nig Maid rew•oti w‘iglieri.,o4) 6l l l 4leire but the Prisoner was resetted by hie papimprOciris,ginuoill yI. . i bitnas and his brother constatles, he was cniiipelled to •Intvrihit Isltiotety; 'to assist the eonstildes and siatchme • (rhos 40 of. siiiieb were present) to form a ring round I %megrim:S s The • • was frequently broken by the thiev who houckesithe • cliten and constables down. Twer:iii; (hid , ' •hoodsl - : — tiSeltets were amongst the crowd, aod! ' flier,' Welt': •. -on was hostfill 'end robbed in Mid moat open' ~ 7 ,7". - 'c'-Re saw the Prisnneik pushing abootit. .. —• 'as the time • • i , and his friends sere throwiTcfropOito thre.Vb t . `_•••:"; •• , frost sr indow;••tq save it NM pole. 4 . ....i.„,,. ~,.• sorters picked 'up each styes& • spllgall, ao& put' ' aster their coats mid. rctrod . 1 • Am, rend t o "• . • ~ larkfriars Bridge; he pile:roc& :skillisi several ws . p.: ' , and seemed thrill: Point resti.elAglariusi he fennel i . hoodlespf: property ass each 41;litem4altagro4 . 1 •• produced thilmodttes, to' prlsiglidkpliedteiiire.ll6xcd), souk conveyed them tolittrarsigh.trouse. • •' • ' - ~ The Prisoners were Coliiiioilfed for re-examinatioroo,WelL: Inesday next, when the Constable said Mr:Cleves wriatesit.l lead and identify the property: • •• " : • allhcaped eitept one, whose Mr. Bowater Wristlet-a with nod held tin the watchman arrived and sereewl his , and afterwards lodged hien to the satch-li.••••• He *Rd .brultaht to Cut other, wlstit he owe , ' that hod nitrate was Thomas Toting, that lots Later was • vousktog tolversmisiw hying in Portitootlane, Grty's lesitoloase. Vitslliernuo Nard i jun. the °Mt.'s, wawa, that the Privoiam stag one 41 caw( of young thieves, who bra (.1 tome i U! .Leer sroidg abtisit robbing, and uttering forget., loan Mr. Reacher was beat so verely, that 1.• could net .e. .sioirefron? - kis heft, and us• antler a sta.gerna. • TIM rrisontwooss reimaroled sill WetteetdAy nest. A CHRISTMAS STORY. . - `. . . An old bean- woman found her was' this Christman into '• a worthrtiquire's house, in Westmorland, on a‘t abue. ;SOlifAres Set/wed to sit flows in a room, into wb:ch the .i.trolhat‘i,,l2,lprest,•har, be/Mums to question the poor unsnarl, Mtnl h) her in her twit, whit/ r!res tic ? He answered, " . 1 an 14' toff.7;" ill)4111 which A,. re. marked, " Meritl her n poor/ plea*, 111 It arum, Sher. .I*olls leak, pit srcel." The martini in awl vrooin soon 1.. - 11ensuall, and, after ionic pinky, were sicked whet r p,.. Seep:- her/. On beimr told, she remarked, " /oat keg "nod **ease*, I aphyd pe, ye . te w as fat." Al last of all. the -24 r .tr: /appeared, who said, "anni woman. how 4,, pine fi ne self this Christiana'"—" Marry, r Annie 'rt.' tripled I e lieroar, " virra cold, but prey thee. what pleq. Arcs fhqs had !" The worthy @Mika, uputt wilt etf the gr.. it • !sus old woman raeliinted, " her rental 'dews eiA AONSeI I ' ll loft uwghl on'', for Okolis !Moose is set " 'aqiiire enjoyed the ilk', nvoirsel girt. in Ile regaled iu her heart's cuuteut, cad sent her away with her basket full • of provincial. iI . I7I4I:IMHIS FFAlit. - - A mysterious affair has occurred at pas.ll,„..esse ifmr month, snmrohat ainiller N that related y jut thus P.p. of. girl having been brought tar Slarlboroligh-sireet utli• 4 , on suspicion of setting fire to Mr. Wright's Image nr•A fur. niters., and to the srearitag apparel bf his mother. We are credibly informed, that at Mr. 7iluer4l's, of north, several articles of fornkarre and...weas lug apparyl err, 411scrwriva he en fire Art Whims times, awl touch injured Not I. .os than len pertorrs (some from Yarmouth . ? attead.d at Mr. 11111.1111q11•11 kundiy setintalat, to witness nor elf. ft: , of what some profile at Muth do Dot err it pie Is ottrNiste to a so per. .nolittrttl canoe. am sot girl s not above 11 'errs IA ace, has been mkaaiiresto rwitioly al4l carried fort the traces: on her araf *Aber, her seavtei Nate* the astray:4i nary fits, that kir.gbrnseuts actually took Are, sad she am obliged to tit* s htts• a neighbour's hoe.* to tabs.., &sub clothe*. 1 1Phia,seafejpill Peronista involved is arrow, (Norwich Papli; holt; Roo — - T1 VG . 't . K a • • • , •„,i Tbritrit . tweeting of the Madsham Club took plies on Tuesday in Civirdley,llcadows, II ban the silver tankard w •i sistsr foe by . *fleets 'members of the Club, at fifteen birds Fite,h,' twenty-or 'aids distance from the trap; the arou n d prinitafros tell guineas, And live to the third best .101, o.t illf lb, Club funds. The following was the ides of flit attoeSe 'and betting was eigbt to one against the favourite, Mr. Kettle llif and A.ll mil n , kipa. 111i 4 red Ihe 100 yeirrls 11.161+,4. Mr. Standirts.. 15 Cwt. Furth .. 15 Capt. Ruch .. 13 Burtrustuiw .. 13 Cruthers .... 12 Juthl Kusg /irate . . 12 Lit dd . .. 11 Letlirrisigtou 11 Moss . .. 10 Wham, .... 10 Street Kentish S Fothergill.... 5 The titres latter Members had but seven shots. In shooting off the ties Captain Forth minted hot 16th and 17th birds ; Mr. Standiab's 16th bird fa out of bounds, and be lulled the 17th, sett wog the C up. PRIVATE DISTKESS. iIIeCON D L 6TT ER.I urnt 4ts. EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. • - li . .. , rsit fee persuaded that your liberality needs no &pct. o IL g again to call year tttention, and iar Ithar al s — - , of yom• Journal, to the subject of prirale . 111ilireis !. for doing this is, ois account of a ink. saprebensiop' - .Withila appears to exist in the minds tiltrotor ,Roos who Irate ititlituT firmer letter. nutmeg receivld'amteril cominnoirations from permit. o f 1. great resimemlbilit§tespeettafx:so4ecilic casera mentioned in 1 linty laPtjoiterotird•sulosoftinsidyffir the relief uf those earn s - eisiiihalline, 1 rtrittik to explaialpitlinkettenevolent persons, and •Z r. =n t Opl e : isgla of gmirciaiole, t Teaseilint:ietrtnstamt.Ler.noe,siz,ft I ra SUP osit Illivts as VI v A ny eidifb aeon i topia r, who, from habits i ' industry, ire maimmellieftsi :public ntendicants; • nnikiheielbte, .is tim.t/Me ditiIIiVIIIIIN Aleut themselves op •firmsaithe public, vietr i osodt in tbwir.oyfaemlile dwellings pine, and languish, and die!..—untess emereliberal persona : mem Liens oat, and Py this kiud hand of benevolence, snatch theist firm the Sorrows of so miser Shit an end. - Fur this purpose, the " The W.rtoars' Prinsd oar ibeert.- 1* kid Satiety" was iustituted, and the C,oiniaittere an far lii their 110.111111 will allow, endeavour to ascertain where near distress exists, and the causes of it; and affords the Mean% byerhich the aufferer may be extricated from his wretched ness. %Sills Ibis intent, the visitor before mentioned was led to the Court stated is my former letter, where war found, tiercled, the Moat painful ,distreas that bowls nature cord possibly suffer; alp; I wish It to he nuderstood, that not oars three Cases 0r...T.. Misery were foull , l iy that Colort, his. that there are more than lovas families "id t the Mean% if sorbsislence,•and • nearly the whole of darn will ..6 sin=k Waukee; sore be •isposi rage some cip.in straw, and others nu the. iver dimr, with sacks, or shwas and ragged mimes of carpet to s cover Mem r.--and could those persona who have mot yet nliiveti 'mitering humanity behold the streaming tears which flue 'lntro the cher ka of the p.m, whilierheir grateful hearts mod ardently pray fo I.lc..,lntra odthelr betiefactors, I am well couyinced that they world so louger.withbold their suite buns such a leaven', tied son.. • With crateful acknoeledgments to you, Sir, fur having so kindly noticed my former letter, I remain, ' • • Toot respectful sod truly obliged Servant, inanity 40,1810. T. S. , CORN RNCII A Ana, SRN VARY 48. • A conaidreAle gam/611 . 0f Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Ju&iik, nntaitattl aver (rein Monday's market. for which we hatt.tootlma balers Obis 'sweating, yrs what Crw few.% the &holm COWllles were cli•purtl at, were at M..nsiay's p.ira... Fine s4rky (.4y f pippoiu, it• price, haviwg hat a %milt tovatity ,of that deueriptioa at market ; Out the isstaviae r pm. Apes ivfere.sioll 5ate...440 Min poly he gat elf is small 'lnsti ltitles to cora.clmodierv. Beaus, Fume, cad Oils wet ha ay y .c r, bid are oat cheaper. the Sheriff of Husitingtfinwhire appointed yev teriley for a Cuuoty Mettint: in the Shire-tali. to take into cootiderat the present 41.4rreseii %tate of the Agricultitnpl INtereet to the Kitigriom. Theftrquitition waa si 4 iltill with SOO the wet Fee - ‘ l .• uaamis iu tbe'COunty.'" '" ' • ft*** 1 I, r! i 4 0 t 4