The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-01-09 00:00:00

I the catty mart of the week, 'heir del iy was ion itite.l to the necessity of a:siting the serial of the horses beloiigi.ig to the Officers or the Gnarl., and tire appointment of convoy. l'he latter took place on Thursday, and iv to emisivi t;ie Ni:ebe frigate, LURI NQ. and t1:o or 30 gnnu, Capt. kI•C 1.1.0 D. It was eo.w.q,ie expected that they s'•• ill have ;ailed, fill Friday,. ltd nut the srio , • to the That ooition, honer:J., pro' , Aly was some wila are under ortler,.to join the gotpc.litlim, are still in town, aad will not set out fur l'ort,inonth until thisevenin%. I).4.,elmiesiis for most of the re 4 inients under Si rJosia MOORE, I RV! efiab,,rketi fricti Port;- mouth, and from •he depot of th:• isle of Ss'iglit, to sail with them. ,Thij.-Gen. Stiv.anitoottli has taken the coinmatal of thew. Nliajor-Geticral Ts LSO N, Ma. Fb:40.1440N. Ziistioos...Gellt. al Usury, and the lista. Brigalier-!_lenci•al CAMPBELL. of the Ctusrslo, go nut in the convoy to join the urine in Spain. Some accou..tts date, that toe troops nil' debark at C(11'1111144 *.then tueittion Cadiz. A letter front Nlaieir.i, dated the 11th tilt. rays, «, Th.. garrison here is without any sick ; neitio.r the *hies nor the finitehare, at this season, the itsuit ill effect oil tite eoo,tittitiotis Oie so (herr. l'ui laignew inhabitants are with hal an 4 l tileatrie 4l4 l 040 are esairely our frieliils. 'rho situation .r their mother country appears a itiatim perre:t ititlifference to chew. Their expottg are chiefly to the British colonies; awl their importa- Coos wily from England. I Fetal UY this by Vie Walsingha.i !sit et, winch has the snail from the. Brazils ea !marl." Fritl ty afternoolt, the Dagen& storrship ur rived:it Poits:itou•h from lislifis : she left that place no the 3.1 oh. in company with two mind; ships (the Eplailc and uttother), under cor.voy of the Belt:ma, of 74 ;;;tnis, Capt. J. E. UoutaLes, from which chips she pa-iwd co:n:ottly ou tne lt.ith ult. on the Woks Nesdinostlland. She fell in with a large frvocti privateer. nu Sootily last, nit the Lazar", wind' dEctioel tie Af,ee ti.to hours imkesie had three men wounded. to t .i...haut ships, which were in sight at the tine, and wiv:ti.ter would here ruptures:, thereby an.i.le their es...ape ; of winch, the CLia., from Qus.l,et for Loahlon, the Di.:izente 11444: ails took ii:irlcr her protection. Sir /MN WA eirEs left ILlifax in the ./Eugus frigate, Lord Wit. IA NI FITZROY, oo the Ist ult. for Berinitia, for the winter season. The expedition un.!er Sir Gstinut: l'lmearr, which had been COIMIti mato& Rd, er, under orders to sail on the sth ult. ; its destination was the West Indies, and the object of it ham been 1.1 . 1 en 'dated to be, to attack hlartiniTte. —The Milan, S:r Rost:mt. LAURIE; Horatio, r4iptlio SCOT ; Pe,:elope, Captain Dtelit: and time ,Eihis, Lora (frlioter), it W.I. einderstoref, were to en luny the tronvorta. Extract of a letter Pout Carbteruaa, dated Dec. 19, 1 , 404 /11* 311.trnet bhp Orion's con roy, w , •'• it sailea firma li.ttee *nie day ainee, his suffered strerely. Strtyed sill Are aid to be raittiar • • Daues, or All is Ito* frozen lure." 6:0111111:, !:. .%•• ul V..saa waited on the KIRK n. 6 itina. e-s, m the afternoon retitrised Kes.ves, on Friday, arrived in the Dictat)r, ar Yarmouth, from the Baltic. , Extract of a letter from Vigo, dated Dec. 26. :—.4 A ship wait horses Is run down, and three ether transports are on shore lier , .•." The Jupiter. of 30 suns, Capt. BAKER, Op kos of wm. it Ne liit4v amtuunted, was wreckifd upon a shoal :tear the 13a inane Islands. These are two +so ell to It, islands, situate at the entrance of the half of lIATOIItie near Vies. They were an eteatly called htudar Ileormat, the Isles of Goofs. Colonel WAfaKft, nth regiment, eharged with dispatches frrbai Lord CAisTLIIIO:AQII to sir .lona Monav, embarked at Portsmouth on Friday ober neon, on bawd the Priosruse, Ceptitin MEIN, tot Cattalino,whicit will rail the moment the a (slither is mo !Prato. Thu' George, 11AaL, from fittrlMl. GU' Gott-,a burgh, hap beets eapt.oreti and carried into Jut land; or lust on that coast : A letter haviii4 6..13 received y, from Capt. iiALL, dated Clottenhurgii. Dec. 17, stating, that he had been esehanged, with 23 other 314sterii of Veasels, and arrived there Fiera Jutland. 'Die Pi letnt schooner went on shore near Mar gate on Thursday night, and bilgeiL The whole of aircrew were lashed to the masts for nin-!. hours; two of theta were lost. The Pigeon emied only two gnus. Ditt.:h Government, it appears, Is lea sta tioned siehilyts •lon 7 the coast, to give iiilovittittion ii4;tioint those who may attempt to land goods from Eliglido vessels. Several diggers icted t: is practier, have been seized, and their r1 . 4:W% sea to prison; and the tome inspired hp this ri gour hart been so great, as effectually to preclude interemirse in future with merchant inert. Ou the 3d of oi:tither last, Ills M .IJES rv's sloop Cam:km fell in with a French national brig, off Mar tttt ique, and after three hours Irani fighting, within pistol shot, was hoarded awl taken. Pre vious to the capture of the Carnation, Copt. GRE -00111 and nine men were killed, awl 30 wounded, some of .vliosa 'lied of their woundr. Toe Carnation was sn much •liatterrd in the action, that the French were not able to reach s port, but rim iter ou shore at the Martaniqu.., about 20 miles from Vert 80111{. to which pihte the sur‘ ivory of the Crew weve sent. where they reue s int rl time days, tiod were Pen r -I,o4agerl awl sent to Admiral Corunsar.. Dwring their stay at Fort Royal, 13 of those vitro so told: defended dir 4 Ceenalioa died Of awn. wounds. :N 7 f) 7 41i - \4 ll - 9 -2 t „, I_l TIKELFIII NIGHT. Drawiag for Rung dud Queca was generti thromdiout this :cram nsetropoli., /14 +.4 ist the festive Christmas parties awemi,l. cl at tlar:cnt Noblemen's seats, in this couutry. \V hate ben favoured with a fair.... Mr. cacKTAL--.lluther Cdr • moito—... what will te:cumae ut tlais poor Country, wham ani laid Lwr l" Mr. CAwosttia—Seriernat Firkers'le m01 u ...“ Fur 11l be Vitae of Hsu)." (Atilt E. 111---47--Ek4ta : hiedlO—'s !Cake ute but Nliorree to .1;r !flan I love." Vi4count CA4 r Lt•itY AGII •,,,t 4, (:/Ant killer: Motto—" Fee, tros,;ll, tom, 1 soar!l the blood of as Irishman." ly T—N—DO 3 Tear Shut: :Nutt , )--." ()IA: tl. iays alirn : was yauut/ " Co:outer* of 1.. Is —NI a /1--.-11,E--..1)111111 Qniekiy: What a Craz your Granny was." burl of (it v.rito—t . 0118/131 : Merso—w Let all terse be inn Ili 4611 }unity." A I.lenoun 137 nrit—Efejor Sittigcals: Motto—" I will lead Guan 0.1" The Nletrqui. 01 As—mc—vc—Mile BeeM: Muito--" I will Lave six ware if i eau " The Earl of Jllta linter Notto—." Keep uff, or I wiU kwa k you flows." The couutr.o of Ihrer : Matto—. %T allow your enei. i , roue koome we've. do." The Niarrisi .ll DlNtu—u Do bat hewr WC" Their MAJESTIES and the I'IISCILISES are us pecteit in town on Wednesday. Yesterday morning Ili. A AJS. , irl s Prioseessies Foes AR.:IPITA kind <IIISLIA. hr La diesCAanLu,E WALDEURATE.SIONEr, mit! CRAN LI: Y. and Generals CARTWRIGHT and Fa rittor s rode, to Sit. ieorgesChapel, wnd !tenni a .ennuis prearheJ by the Rev. Mr. Moen, !ruin the 13th Chapter of Romans, veise I ; dfteredid. returned to foe Palace. l'evrterday inerniog, two Sicvoisli officers arriveJ et Windsor. sod wasted oil the KiNG, afterwards went t•e !it. (;eorge?* Chapel, aiiti heard the They weft IMAteri% of uoteliigeoee or it very agie-abie nature. After Ltriue service, they rt titvlied to 1"1.1,..1. Mwiral tiOLLOWAT lately vent. as • present to I ler MAJAITY. five entire black decks- , They were taken to f rog.norr. where lirr 31AJ6•T1. has a vciy large collection of en-ion. lairds awl fowls. His /total Highness the Dnk lof YORK did not go tikOatlanels nu Saturday—wise Royal Highness lestsined iu town yesterday. Ilia Royal Highs's' the D Ike of Cossear. is 9 eatertained at diluter, yesterday. several Military OfAcers. et his *pertinent' Si. The Right Hon. WILLI 44 Et.t.tier is arrived in town, friiiin his seat iu Scotland, ut lu. house in Bur -I'4h-street, which hes received the nowt "leggiest enibellishasents during toe last autumn. Lord tit:NRY FIT'" - .1t41.0. 1 ads DEPoI. Mid fatuity, are evi,fatld at ttaar Arat, Rayle Yarns. 1 1!1:6 day, from U 641 4 ,114 The I)ukt: of LEttli..fLit, it is said, will accompany them. The PURIT.GUE*6 ANRASSIDOIt left town met too o'clock, yesterday, for Poitsitio Mr. anti Mrs. Aarnua SraNtl•it't: I. ft town, on Saturday, on a • isit to Mr. and Mrs. FaEKRANTI.E.i at Eisleheld-;oe to ; they will leave that place. thisday, for Cla e ,don-park. Wiltshire, on a visit to Colonel BATHURST, who is very niuc:i Lord Laws:sou Gowca gave a grand dinner, on Friday. at his house in Stantenie-street ; May Fair, to a select party of Nobility ; Eurl Scrros and Lord FOLEY were present. Lord and Lady Mu ?sloe tainr ied, on Friday, to their house, in Seymour-plat e. for the season. The Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN gave a grand tinnier, yesterday. at their 110 Mal in 117ppor Grosvenor -street, to the E irl of Stan nr Lord tsstottounv, aatl Genera!, Gas:form:46 Sr. JOKY, and BURK. Nutthuu►her:awl floit.e is preparing for the re ception of Its noble owner suitl fsu►ily, who will re. turn to tows. for tlseeelSell, this Jay week, from Sion-Iloase. Sir. and Mrs. CILMIFIVC - OPIt expiated to leave Brighton, this day. Ur t le Oaks, on a visit to the Ear! sad counter. of. D :41111r, where they will re main ii nil to-mono s, onight, when th:•y purpose taking possession of till:. ise.w residence in Great George-•treet, nor: Lased of I .oril Ktae, and which has itiodcrgone Tito., elegant improvements. The .%laster of the Caemonies' Ball, at Smith ainoton, last week, was a:twirled by a numerons an.f gelded as,vmhlage of persons. inasmuch that the sets, though in the long room of the I L,llrluin, could not dance without some iiiCt.siVtolieisry. They r. tired in happy glee, much sAnisned with then ereising's ainum-,neat. 01.1 Wednesday Earl Fit s.et t.i.t•st parsed thro' Donnister, on his way to Wakelield, to attend a Aleetitig of Lieuteeiantry, to ,' ,, ,Miler the arrittme mein* necessary to he made tor the establishmeiat or the Local Militia force fur that Riding. IVe are extremely hapn to hear. that W. A. MADOS Ks, Ea q . of Tretooloc, in (:arnarvoiishire, is reeovering front his indisposition. This gentle man has nearly cowl, tel I an einhankinent lit the north end of Cardigan Bay, at an immense expense, by which he has wrested 2,700 acres of rich laud froin the o'4. Three geese, supposed to belong to a speeir4, native of the Cape of good flope,• were slmt in Shro;eliirt., a short time ayn ; oue was taken olive, aml is in wee...mint) of A. Domino. Esq. The surrounding Nobility and Centry have been invited to that rendesvous of fashion and gaiety, Porkiiiston [fall, the seat of Ma,. m Shropshire, to join in the Christmas festivity. The Cook Spedre was performed in the private Theatre, to a select :inul brilliant amenably. The improvements and buildings at the Marlins 01 Laysisown's Castle, Southainptoa, err of a ahnet eXtellillft nature Nloorish apartment, fitted up with all the granilew and magnificence whirl, art and taste 110 deign, is, with several other monism:, be added to the Castle ; and the whole, when finished, will be one of the fitted buildings in Erglaud. • IVOZWRY ABBEY. • DUCHESS OF BEDFORD'S BALL. Wo!.urn Abbey was esilivenrd, on Thursday eve.shrg, by the most 'Ties; lid bull aiiil sullier ever given his that noble Mormon. : roads were co vred Burin„ the day w tls the carriages of the No blemen and C.:enamels from the neiglibosirdig swats, cOnveying tdeir families to tile Amtive scene a 'urge 's°, of the company were also from Lou don. Every arrangement that taste and limey could dreier, and liberality command, wee made to give elfect to the brilliant seeue. The entrance hall sod grand stair-case were lighted in the most tasteful and splendid istik The servants, dressed in the state liveries which they wore WIICH his Grace was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, were arrenged to receive the visitors : these liveries are uncommonly super;.. The gram! Ball-room was decorated with wreaths or flowers reflecting mirrors, Grecian taws, &e. &e. The RUM' was clial!ted most.heuti tifielly, ha the Grecian The most delightful bands of suusie were pmvided. The ball WO% openell by the Hareliimiese or TA TISTOCZ and Vlr. M'lltratak:Als, to the tune of lisereita, and followed by et leest fifty couple.— The .dunce continued until the summons to the snore sulostaidisil amusement of supper, which sees Lid in tile picture gs lerf. This magnificent room was rmutinegited with artificial dowels% cud eerie. ;rated lamp.; wsre placed in the mint fanciful ttwlr oer. The busk* were covered with every delicacy that art UN 111.filife could produce, nor was the MOTO slibotautial fare of cold riet.t beef and lianas for ratted for the pillehoard. The eourectiouery dis played :Tr at taste, in the variety of temples, grot tos, figures, &c. &e." 'Else choicest fruits And thirst wines graced the hoard, and dancing was re awned, after supper, with great spirit, sand continued until a late hour next morning, when the company began to disperse, lii 4 loly delighted with theii en tertainment, and the politeness, attention, and affability of the Duke and Dais hw.si of lieuesian, who were unremitting iu their suliritude to ali*- pessae pleasure and happiisess amongst th.iir nu merous visiturs. A nionpt the company were-- The Mare,Ml sal %Tarrlauors , Tariotock ; it,. Earl of Outur),aad Lis fair doist:hter: : the Dmlsup..f as. 4 Gaily; Sir liach laths., and family ; Sur Phil . .. Ilulym-ax, aa.l family ; Sir Citroens s. °ob.'.., Parc ; bread, 1.a.1) El'asslartb, • auk Mr. l'uloaart ; Lord a.. 1 I airy Cement Wityrnats, tateut.-Goventor of Ports month. has left that garrison, on it visit to His M s sgstr, at Windsor. General Pow' Lt WAY t:ual =ands the garrison. The Rev. Dr. Scream was on Tuesday last elected Treasn.rr of the Corporation fin the n.iief of Poor Wisii:lll 24141 Orphans of Clergymen to Norwich end Niurfofk, ou the teia‘ttatiou of the ]try. Roston. Pats. Ceotain ea Second PitAKOTT. of the Royal Marines, is allowed to retire on his in consideration of the toss of his left arm, and Inuits'; tivrineine.l vertinps Hirt - I:06011S WIIfieVII in the West•lsAsea.—.Fad.l.ieut. Jons SAVIOTilla$ succeeds hint, :fs Coptai,s en .Yett,orl. l'h• Us r. EUWAKY JON FA. A. M. one of the Choi-lain* of Chnit Church Coilegv, Oxford, has been lippitintell by the. Lord Bishop of Bangor, Head Murder of Mullin Schou,. Ou Friday se uuiYht Ins ( ;race the of An etxxi.tes annual tittootion of three berge hit oxen, with a proportionate i cpiatii it yof wits distri tiotell to tire poor iih4lo.lls:a of Eactshem aud S i iNtead, near Stamford. Lost week the Kee. Jolts MYEas, jun. distri buted his usual donation of hr, ad to the 'seedy poor of the parish of It saskington. MAjOr4;eittrai 'MUIR %V arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday, to tame his passage to Lisbon its the Iris. I....lit:1111 TON FR, which wit. 10 sail yesterday. The Lizhtsing, Captain Dorms, carried.iisto the Cape of “iirml Hope. on the .. , .oth of Oetoher„ the Dutch armed ship /bap, guns and 74 men, Captain :VIVI( ER, with end luilit.try stn , rs, from the 'feud, bnuud to ilatsvia. Capt. SURRIDUL is app nilittli Coiaalrollir of Payments allied, at Portsmouth, in flit• room of Capt. GARRETT, who is appoit.ted Saiw l iii entlisist f the Victualling Department nt I Sir SA %WEL MOD, who Litriy sailed from Ports mouth, with sealed orders, has arrived at Vigo, and taken the ennitnimd of the ships at that port, and shifted his tau:. . _ _ The M , Lscitham, from Londom:, bound to Bernice, is lost xt Nbm.lm•int, iu cutese quenee of a shot tireml from the fort. The Freide, Scatettatit.a. from Buenos .Iyre.m for London, is lost iu the Meer Plata ; Hit ot the citr i c.) •srrrl. •I':.e recent regulations at the Custotx•lluuse here, io retard to time adiulkhuteht uf reeN. &s r, ♦ltc. are. after the 31-.1 to i.ee ex tm•immleml to liverrol. tiri.tol, Kill. Newcastle, Portsmouth, Plymouth, floes farincottim. Ro chester. Southampton. Exeter. Falmouth, Cowes, Loneaster, I ' ,41 % Mi. Colchester, Stimoderlarol, soul Stoektow.--Chester. Pool. Doer, Whitby. Shields. IN'lm;tellaren, mke. mare to rent:simi as heretofore. On Sabinlay and Monday last, upwards of 800 'or rnons assetithledl at IlsarEa's Pantheon, Nor wich, to a ittiwo; the sperria . ; of Memos. tatt.t.w, Cam, and I'. B:ltcat a; who, w the manly science of attack and defence, exhilittid their respective rowers mal On l'ineiday a impl dog crwited considerable alarm at Uert►inA, Carwn L, tail ; iu the law of mach places It .I..troyeii ; but not mail it 63.1 [nitro a No., of Mr. I'ILKISiuToN s wt the public-kuu,,e there. The child r:as immediately immeht to titaintrird I.ir sit -4ical as.i•ttauce, and had the fiebh eat from around the wound. DONCAISTrI I;o9.—.The St. Ler ell, %inch closed nu the Ist inst. furnish the grortest number of boniegoever recollected for those Stakes, there beim: sio less than tiny-one in the For the Filly.`:tunas eleven, and six far Ilia Two year (Me Stakes. Oa the Ist iostant was rung. at St. Mary's Church, Carisbm4e, iu the Isle of Vt'ollit, by the Union Youths of Newport, Mr. Jose Hour's ten course peel of Onoidore Tripples, eon-i,ting of 5,940 eltant,rto, which was performed in three hours end seven • ter.—The above peal was cowl uctesl by the person who rang the 7th bell, and called it OM Use id.--Tesor to'esst. 91b. GALLANT ACTION. A very palest and severe tuition was fought on Friday st'unight, by the Sant/with fell in with SI large FR.te:!, ! stem after four o'clock in the afternoon, of the I,le of Bits. which she engaged nearly two hours; end so close wes the contest, that the enemy's ea ight tire two or three time,, from the fire of the Sandwich; it was evidently the intention of the enemy to board, being full of men (it is supposed nearly lou). and for that purpte4e she ran her bowsprit between the Sandwich's fore and main-mad, but the brisk f of round end cuimister ',apt up b, the leave crew of the Sandwich, prevented her accomplishing this design. At length she disengaged herself, and sheered off. The Sandwich pursued her, but the weather being dark luril heavy, turf aii.d fnl iuj, she out with her sweeps, and m... • her escup , .-. The long and brisk cemionalle kept up by the Sew./- wick must have made great havoc tenting the ereiny's crew, and it is certain she must hare hevu so much shattered as to reach the shore a all diffi culty. The Sandwich one Mall killed aml seen wounded ; two of them su daugerously, that they arc not expected to live. Lieut. Atkins, the brave corms:oder of the Sandwich, received u ball in the upper part of his right arm, wear the shoulder ; the ball has ;teen since extracted. and it is hoped he will do well. Mr. the master, is dangerously wounded : a musket-ball entered Ins right breast, and !seised out at his back. Tile tirstsmate was wo:saided by a bull parsing through his leg. The Strelteich mounts 14 guns, ;41Id bild 50 men on board. Side arrived at Guernsey, on Saturday senisiglit, to relit. I 1 110 couftr Jl4 RUA L. A general Court a%letni:le.l. no ATenday hest, at the itu ;II NI111;11111 BArrack4, Obit hnw. fur thr triul of 1' ii I.l..utewtut Georgr Bur• ch4ll, nn the ehurges:-- First C.li Irge.—For disobedience of orders tont neglect of dirty, ill withholding the rugiilar subeistiarce end alioassice snaaey t, olu the parties 1.7.te *soder L.s comma.: at Jprovitis Aid lit,. 01. i. Second—Fur trancnittiog false Accounts of Lie expendv tune, on the service, to his Cuarinaadire 0 Meer, Lauresee licsbumuali, inspecting Field 0 freer of F. :it 31aviiies, at Cambridge, mud i:. accomuts Lt took c.isidit for diNerent sums he had nut Tbird —rue Letiasing in a B...sod , :lortii, ir.f.tarins manner, %at Las it oaLecuniing the character of to officer laud a gee. tk:uan, in taiticg sal, him hum Ipscricii. to Lincoln, the dainhtir of .Ir. Wm. Pal-sane, a resew table iehaliitant of the disarm place, and causing it to be :Reheard, be the said 3:r Vas-ions and others, that be tia4 nun dinseister,, Lousing hinicir. at the same time, to be a married UM% *WI a oils mid child la raistenre The Ceort consisted et Colonel T/I EOP 1 LUS Pres; ,!te.st. Rent ;inn-n. Re pt .Iresines. Colonel J. Rcrkeiry Colt :ael D. 841:nigkaa R. H. Foley Kijor I. James 31;vjor W. 11. Buys R. Swab J. Clarke J. L.Anytos Capt S. M. 'Middleton Cept. J . Trunseo itnyA 31,1;43: .trtillery. Royal Marino Jr:l:tory. C4pl . T. A. Parke tat Lieut. Pr.. -y ri;%t L:cut Adjutant CEO. ilitOW:iE, Deputy Jags Adtoette. The Court opened :again on Tuesday 'nor at elvren o'clock, end , re:it throni„h the r .111141111tige of Cp• tulnietuti tttt t end ntlitvirne.l till vivre', n cttr k mn ‘l'etlnem!uv then tile lici.ouvr eu'erki on 11;, defence, which clod on the ',ante day. The opitin-m of the Court is n'.v t.efure the I.urJe Cour iniariutters of the Ailtninety. DL IC/t4:. - — 7 Saturday saurnins. 'kart Mrs. Sea:Tyee w&im at ltreltraat at her lomat in Luaarrtit-plan, 311-rystwimatir New•rattl s she ww mar , oerl by the stoklen report of a It out, Ind ny •,in;.; Mtn the , mil of the artwel boor , oh, wife &hos at Iwimlflitat a get Ventra, wi; brut *Well out; our' the apartment, !yin sin the floor In' the bed side, Fl.,loni..ig with blood. Ile bad, it appearsJ. soot 4.utsdif witb small retail, and the ball bad wove from the thiss.4 thosimis the bath past of the head. The .I.crase4 had tew•ts the apartments by the name of 7Kanserl, awl he bad • es, • Ast aith hoe. That, basteter, 16114 not his riml maw Nee • a t'uptain in the army, of eund rotometoms, au.J Lad out beta out ut Lot vattsurnl. Ireur I.e tn.'s: of eaters Sheri POLICE. Or Saturday, a sate tenant woman of Mr. 1:11.5 , 1, t.L.i est. street. laueuta's tau tie;ds, was char:rid with beta g ar. ac t to the robb..ry of his house of a quantity of pirate. The eircunistain that mad, Irr snsri:ctrit were, that she had had inf hit I , ,,soiessiou the k., ..f a sent j ro.,m is the lease, and t.f . Ell iron chest, wLich r".itaiiii..l the p'.:ti The keys 2:e for some tune atisla.d, hut f”und, with the ts.eiption or ewe, led Mr. Groh!, to siispe•l the PiilltMlCt There appearhig no pruar 04:ma,: bar, she as diseharan J. A man in the ermi!oy of Mr Vishart, , was eihwgiol with stealing a quanta, ~f t•.:racwo, b.s artattr's learn ts, evaiemied his rain, Mr. an bursae ty euusentaillto his laciity sett ow to,.uil the te.der. The Quarter Seasion• for the city of 1."11dOn rommenee this day at Guildhall—at will also the Middlesex titswitnis at Ificks's Hol'. 'rise Ohl Bailey Sessions will take place en W. L ine Any ; b u g the howbeit of parsons on the calendar is itritiAle idly few, and their trials UPI out likely to powwow totieh interest. A. application was made on Sattirsky to the SITTING MAGISTRATE. at atiltilEtil. to .111.1.- a Lase, finprovided fns by the Annuity :ast Set mon. 'Thu Gentleman resides in Kiii.f-str. et, a loan not having a Clereyersan, he wnr tnatlde to nests the neeLssury eertincate, on eanvi 'ling his stot k into an annuity. The Alderman readily granted the certificate required. A thothing young woman, Under go years anis, is in custody tot forging and titterinc note*. pone porting to be of the Bank of England, in iliTeretit parts of the country. She is weal to belong to a yang; also have lived for some time in splendour hy felonious meatus; hut no a iliminatire of facts would irrevent the ends of justice. we twist, at present. decline particulars. Three French prisoners, who were in coidine. ment at l'ortsmouth. hare been lodged in the ::.:001 of that town. ou u charge of forging Rank et EUL..• land Netts.'they later •ucesetierl en remiwgs.nweil the Notes, through some soldiers who were plat* Mc them sat Forton prism .—A parcel of &aged Notes, which are supposed to hate helnis.fed to item, has hems found on Werivil common, by a boy.—The Notes usury neatly exocatid, sad ors a pod imitation.