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TRIENNIAL mERTINe Ciieolnstarfers connected with. this are so honoorable to the parties, Trott mentioning them. In con death of Dr. Hannington, our Bishop, unsolicited, generously Ito fill the situation his lamented ice occupied; and the unexpected I Harley, one of the Stewards (who, was soddenly summoned to attend a Maier in Prance, Bi:tiering under extreme illness) laving occasioned some difficulty, with the prospect of additional expense to the oilier stewards. John Arkwright, Esq. promptly snit liberally offered to; sake the place his Lordship ought to have occupied, •.id the cheerful and highly generous render of his tervices and his purse was most gratefully accepted. The stewards therefore were, the Lord Bishop of the .1/oceoe. the Rev. Canon Hobart, the Rev. R. Walond, E. Poole, E-q. J. L. Scodemote, Esq. and John Arkwright, Esq. Amongst the numerous company were...- Mai-chic/nem of Hastings sod the Ladles Hastings, Earl and Coyote's Somers, Earl of Rawdon, Lord and Lady He, reford, Lord and Laity Eastnor, Lord and Lady Adair, Lady Margaret Cocks, Lady Caroline Price, Lady Certioraris sad the Misses Codrinvon, Lady Greenly, Hos. J. S. Cocks, M P., Hon. Mr. Bruns, How. Mrs. Brown, sad aseginvern, Hots. Sin. 'trailer, Hon. W. R. Grey, Hon. Mrs. Grey, Hon. Robert Deveress, Hos. Henry Devereas, Sir .1 G. Coln/ell, Dart. M.P. and the Misses Cotterelt, Bit thirford and Lady Jelin Spiritus Minas 'noes, Sir Edwin and Lady Stanhope, Sir Heneerford' and Lady Hooky's, Sir Henry and Lady Lambert, Sir George COT oewoll, Ban, Sir Charles Caller sad two Miele* Colter, Robert Price, Esq. M.P., J. H. Foley, Esq. M.P. of Presumed Hall, Colonel Shall, M.P., A. Madeeka , Req. M.P. and Lady, Richard Price, Ens, M.P. for kaishtos, E. T. Foley, Esq. T. H. Sf 111100% Esq. sod Lowly, Usedale Prier, Esq. E. B Clive, Earl. and family, V. Cliford, Esq. Colonel Matthews mad family. Very Rev. the Dews of Hereford sad Mrs. and the Misses Carr, W. Greenly,Esq. and Lady, C. Bodenbsin,jen. Esq. the Des. of Rillatee and Mimi Bayley, P. R. Mynurs, Esq. and Lady, T. A. KNigiii, Eaq. Mrs. Bore, Captaia Council, Major and Mies Dowell, J. C. Sneer., Ens and Lady, Mr. and Mrs. /Winos Rolglst. T. A. Knight, jos. Esq. and the Miss Knights, J. A/tonight. Esq. Rey Mr. Losinore, W. C. Harlon, Esq. and lady, Rev. Mr. Robinson, Miss Peploe, E. Patoehall, Esq, mat Lady, Tonaltyns Dew, Faq. and Lady, Mrs. Davies, of Crefi Castle, Rev J. Lilly, J. Barseby, Eoq. of Brock. haripasa,sart Wins Baraeby, Rev. Mr. Hallifax sad family, Omen! Armstrong, Robert Lane, 11.9. Colonel and Moe. Wenryso, F. H. Thomas, Faq J. Grier hs, E.q. of the Wear. and Lady, R. Poole, Req. sad Cody, W. Gordon, Eaq. and Lwly, A. Whittaker, Faq. sad Lady. W. Synroaris, Eaq and Lady, R. B. Phlllippi, El. R. W. bb, Esq. of Uoderdowi4 sod Lady, Captain Phillip., Jobs Biddelph, Eaq aid three Mows Bteldolph, Robert Biddelpb, Esq W. Armitage, F,ar t , mot lady, Fredericks, Esq. J. A.G. Clske, Esq. sod Lady, Rev. Dr. Taylor arid Lady, Merles Bodenham, Esq' : yea., Rey. Dr. Clowns and family. Captain Scadansore, ReV: Canoe Rowell, Rev. Canon Hobart, Henry Cotterell, Faq. Biddelpb, Esq. Rev. Mr. Wales& R. v. W. P. Huston and family, Res. Mr. Walwya and Lady. R.,. Mr. and Boitiogford, Mr. sod Mrs. 'Nines, W. Temple, Esq, Rev.. Mi. Bonita, H. lkonetiouse Visor, Eeq. sad Lady, sod Oink abases fitomehooss, Major Evans sad Lady, Rev. Mr. Som. . an, Preboodary of Worcester, R. Parkimon, Faq. L. bombe,: Req. Dr. and Mrs. Dunne, Serjeant sod Mrs. F eeee e B. Cheese, Eaq. Eaq. J. H. Powell, Esq. Sheriff of Rsdaiseserri: Wilton. Esq. Mrs. Gormand, C. G. Cooke, Fay. Sanwa Ku; Eaq.had Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Cowgirls:l, MissGwyerser R.I. Powell, E.g. and Lady, Major Polby, Major sod Mrs. Derirrolt,. Mr. Gills., Rev. Mr. Vickers most fauna Dace, Esq. Rev. Me. Apperley, Dr. sod Mrs. Dia Mir Lectern, Mty Teems% Mr.ead Mrs. PIPSIONI 11.110' Beeltbee, Ersq. G. Gases, Rm. Rey. T. P. Syr ?motility, le. lc. ke. DZSTRUCTION at CATNIDIIAL tet 11017 SM A Fatima*, wins arrived by the Prime Coburg Ram Pocket this moraine (yesterday), Wags intelligeove of the slams tots% destrvetion of llbssies Cathedral me Monday lost (15th lamas°. It was set ea Ire by lightning about Ivo o'clock in the morniog, tad remitted harming till the eveoing of the same day, whim the Ire apparently eatistgaished, bet shortly after brake oat *gala with redoubled fury ; and was still istlinll oBllloll6ll l whets oar ieforasaut left Rows. At that Owe she Ratan had trittemled themselves nver• the greater part of this space splendid edifice, and she great dome had fall.* in with a tremendens crash. ffisveral hooves fit Ib Vicinity have also been destroyed. The most elm. tams efforts of the Greater coelell effect nothing ageism each a mass of Are ; and, Indeed, the melted lead, which ran its ammo from the reef, rendered a sear appetite\ to the boddiag very hazardous. It le said that Defend prroots last then lives, though nothing steal* bee yet reached es. The mono of thunder and ligibeniag, which was the Mims. of OM catastrophe, was eat .f the most terrible ever wltormed. It afterwards visited Havro.de•Grate, where it is said to have doer some damage. .• pbr foliolviag historical portieolart respecting Roues Ca timesl may sot prove onaceeptable to our readers :—it was totalled A. D. 990, by Robert, Arehhishopsif Rotes, brother "r Ricked the Seemed, Dote of Normandy, hot woo not floisbed till the year 1062. It woo 410 feet in length, 83 in br.adto, the length of the crom.sloles was 164 feet, and the height of the spire 390 fret. There were *even entrance* to it, std a hundred and thirty windows, It was one of the most costly sad assysitlceat Gothic structures ewer wee ' • it Will literally trusted with ornaments; there was not the '*aunt piece of stone, not the bark of a aiebw, nor the base af a figure, but was covered with the finest Gothic welt. la f ii•r• Interred the bodies of John Duke of Bedford, Regent of Frame; Retry, broiler of Richard 1., sod the heart of *Shard Cater de Lion, together with many other illustrious 1,811 .--(SoslAampfon County Citreidele.) The interesting Miss FOOTS, of Covent-garden Theatre, we are sorry to say, is in a very declining awe of health. The public will learn with regret that Mr. MooWWII, leader of the orchestra at the English ) , rera Hats e, from his professional duties at !".:e close of this Neilson : he is induced, at the msg. ;lotion of his fnende, to take his final farewell of been oo .Motulay. October 7,182 i, being thejfeet and natty occasion of his announcing a benefit-during • -period of 36 years, in which be has had He honotir of appearing before the public, as leader and eon. ductor at the Theatre Royal Covent-garden, Faux. " . . 11 Gardens, and the Theatre Royal English-Opera &c. &c. NSW NIAltil•01 Acs.—Doubts have existed so 1. whether the affidavits required by this Act pre. tout to the publication of banes should bt drawn ttP nn stamped paper, application has been made to !re Commissioners at Somerset House, un the sub 1/0. and the following is a copy of tt:e reply : Stamp-Once, looduo, Sept. 14, 1P44. Stn -1 am directed by the Cominboioners to inform you, •tirser to yore letter of fir Ittb inst. that by the Aet of tteostb Geo. 111. cep: 164, affidavits sworn before a Ma. ['Wale are exempt e d from lire stamp dirty ; but marriage writs, morn before a Cletrmsoa out being a Malistrain, aim ba drawn oat upon • two @balmy sad oimpeony sump. l am, bir, your ma not obedient Servant. • • WM. KAMPEN, Secretary. A Sae specimen of that rare British bird the 41141141 " gull, the Lent: Crepidatis of Ltorialus, 'hot uff Ryeitops on Tweedy) , last, and has hies seat to Newcastle for preserntiun. . • CIIELTANHAM 771 SAME. _ —..exams _ The most crowded *whence ever amembled id the Cheltenham Theatre, at least *Male oar recd= Irction, was on the evening of 'nitride,' attracted thither, in the first in.tinev. in "wait-Witte ih the entertainment so invarsobly all'u'ded by the comic performances of our celebrated and distinguished antitehrs-oand, in the second, lb reward the meri torious services of Mr. FAILLIY. Sorue two yellow since we had great pleasure in noticing the excel lence with which the Copper Captain and Leos were sustain-d; antrat present wr should have little more to do than to repe.t the admiration we then expressed, had tint the success of their represents lives on that occasion been considerably heightened by a studious mention of the respective characters in The interval. The conning and trickish habit* of Michael litre:, his 'fantastic follies. and the ludicrous perplexities in which his vanity and in ward littleness involve him, require all that. skill and judgment con do, to render the colcoeshical dupe an object of any importance; and yet so ini mitably did Colonel BERKELEY hteud and qualify the peculiar humour of the Copper Captain with the polished manners of the gentleman, that there was nothing. for the most critical to desire, or the most famidiosis to object to. Throoghont the evening the applause which . marked his hap piest effoita was moat enthusiastic. The duped end doping I eon was no less creditably perform ed by Captain AUGUSTUS BERKELEY. who as sumed the diagoise of folly so %two ly, and asserted the rights of the husband with so manly a hearing, that the contrast elicited the warmest testimonies of approval. Mr. (hues. as usual, very eccentric; Major DAWKINS appeareatas the Oid 'Woman, se emitted by Mr. Cousin; and very comical old women they were. Caeafogo was given by FAR. *LET in his best manner, and that is saying enough fur the 'access of any character he undertaken. The ladies of the comedy were very respectably se:: presented; but we must particularly notice the Astilattia of Miss SeIITRIIOII. whose appearance o Nr boards we have hitheeto had no opportunity of Mentioning. Ike tstifisnia was certainly very cle ver; but weshould prefer, as we do in-all inttances, the display of her talents in characters of more feminine interest. The amusements of the evening closed with The Follies of a Day, and seldom have we been more gratified than by the spirit which pervaded the entire performance. Colonel BERKE. LEY enacted Casing Alotistima for the first time, and so excellently that we hope soon again to witness it. Major D•WKINS. in : our °Onion, never stspearea to greater advantage then as Figaro; and Mr. flaws excited 'mach laughter as the drunkest Gardener. Mrs. Comsat', Mrs. WQVLDI, and- MOH SMITHSON. as " the. pretty Page," were nisch applauded. The receipts of the house, we learn, exceeded one hundred and,feriy pounds. Mr. LOVIDAT'I benefit on Tuesday was well at tended. and the Belle's Stratagems admirably play ed. Mile Someway was quite at home in:Letitia Hardy. On Sounds,' Miss•Surruson will, doubtless, he honoured by the powerful patronage of the friend* bar talents have acquired .fst ber.....(Chakeulians efriniciad lIEREFORD There are Iwo c meeting, which we i cannot terrain sequence of the worthy venerable Agelled his wish I ewis•to have obeeime of Lord I we have heart h wi ( 1 1p 1r I i RIOT A T CHIPPIENIIAM. Cat/wassails, Moeda, Reciting. • The Coroner's loquest on the bodies of fled mei James R, void.. the istifoitooate persona who lost their Lowe is tbis conflict wbkii lately look place in this tows liaa at letwoh, after a week's labwer,.closed Its p r oceed` lap with a vtrdict of " %%lista.tuamait sad Ham" spinet Henry SatoAt cad. Jude Matthew' (two fermere), Joint Thimitas, Grow Thomas. Meese* Pewee, Benjamin Satter. Wanda,. Tamer, Join Woooliaan, James lames, and William Bryant (ell of whom, rums, Taoism, ant is miatodyl; sod agaiost other permits ookoirwa. The fallowing prilon*, bestele. 'bum abovo-meatiemetare oho h custody. charred with being implicated is this riot, el. Harry Gardisiee, Charles Tucker, sad ham Battey. . • Tuesday storatite, huff pest twelve, a. set.—The Maria traies, oho hove been iodefasigabar is the iavestiratios of this baldness. Woe this treoewt atoorned, Weeding to pre. teed. Apia after iherrpowsof a few heats The Jar/ have atempested, for eiplhos moose, that ao orate of thweeedowee Owe what hip appowed is the public papers shield Mat preset publielsoir . la fast, It would be tospoasibio. to paha , * teed a betel stateweat of it to the Monona of a arwapaper, the aviation oreappiag 00 sides of foolscap paper. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Oa Tonally aim ratan own is the employ of Mr. Comp, boohbiader. is Barbital., agreed moo( themselves so make a holiday. They d.hbrd two Antilop s piece, oat of which •hey were to hire a bast flie titediy.'iod the remainder was to be 'peat. They thee. proceidsd t. Westminster Bridge, whore they hired • sit-sired castor ; they no wetness'., but rowed theisteleesse far as Lew, where obey had dieser, sod spent the day; they nitiwoutiJit timeirsialtie ell pert eitly mbar. When betweeo the Mod Hasse and tie Bogle at Bat. terse., it beiog the. duds. oat of she party, aimed nooses Ream, *lama op far the 'km* of relieving one of his essa paaiass at the oar, he usfortisasely averbelsweeel Itiosself and fell lasoslessam:osi jaw she water. Thomas listilists, who sat spent him, la eadaammeing to arse him, likewise fell foes the water. The greatest esiiitiestoo prevailed awiataget the boat's ervw ; w►en ffithird Mork!, soother of the potty, stripped off his eget sod pulped is r wit► as tateatios of saviog the lives of hie wauspailiowe. hot without sueeele, as the three sunk to rise so mere: • AMBASSADOR'S PRIYILEGIL—A statement has been copied from the German papers by all the French journals, whiCh requires explanation. It has been said that HALF? EFFENDI. the Grand Stentoa's favourite, dielsied to Lord STasso that if a new Ambassador' front Rossini pre sented himself on board au armed frigate, the guns of the fort should fire uptut - the vessel. This de claration of H A LIT EFFEN DI, hal:been termed in solent, and yet it is very' simple. The German papers, doubtless, were not aware, that. when airon STIIOEOEOII7 was appointed by the. Emperor A LEX. A N DER his Ambassador to' Constantinople, after the Treaty of Bucharest. its Igig, that Minister attempted to establish an old claim of privilege, agreed to under the reign , of Freels the Great, but which bad afterwards fallen-into destsetude ; in effect, he entered the harbour,on hoard his fri gate, notwithstanding the usage by which all foreign ships are prohibited from palising,armed under the walls of the Seraglio, and wart received with a terri ble broadside. The frigate happily aultained no damage. and did not return the fire, so that no notice was taken of the occurrence.. Ott the pre sent occasion. the expressions which FIALtT Er exam made use of are lo be attributed solely to his anxiety to preempt the repeSition of a scene of such a dirscriptift....(Freme4 - • • DREADPIL EXPLoslati 9? 44TILANI-1301LER, TWO . MEN KILLED, AND FIVE SERIOUSLY INJURED. Yesterday morning, at 'leer's o'clock, a Coroner's !squeal was held before C:hariss Junisott, Esq. the Coroner for Sir. ref, at Camberwell work house, on the bodies of Joh* pas ford sad Samuel lairchtriduc. two usfortnnale indieldmals who Met their deaths en the premises of *liners. Cloee►r and Yardley, glue.manufactuates, Wells street, .cankb•rwell. in consequence of the eaplosian of a steam-boiler no Taro day lass. The accident was of such a serious description that it merited the greatest Inleresi. The first with"; called was Jobs Sparks, a young man, residing is Bowyer lane, Camberwell. He stated. that no Tnerday last, about Ave o'clock in the afternoon, he was I employed in the manufactory of Messrs. reedit-, .ad Cies. vet, in Wells-street, Camberwell ; the engine that blew up I was a steam-boiler ; mitosis was empityed to take care of ; the fire; ilia Iwo deceased penises were sea Ilse premises at the time; one of them was standing three yards hum it, sad the other • was coding in at the door; the beaky was then charged, and at work to thirty eight pounds urea ihesquare; It was warranted at use hawked sod fifty square; the huller had had a new bottom, and that was the first day of trying it to see whether it was Keed. Mr. Honsghten, of the firm of Naughton and Fraser, who had repelled the machine, was peters( to superiatend the trial with Back- I ridge ' who win his foerneau. Mr. Naught on wi s hed the b oi le r to be tried at 40, and witness was pattiag some fuel is the fire is order to rain it to that pressure, sad while is this I t set of deiag so he felt the graced shale soder bun, at the time be was is front of the foresee, and being very mode alarmed, he attempted to ens awry, whets at that neatest the rafter, sad joists gave way, which fell so him add knocked him down ; at the same inomeat be heard • great explosion, which appeared to witness like the shooting of cart-loads of heavy stones. Thomas Des ford, the engineer's min, was stand.ng on au erection above wittiest, and he, together with the floor, came dows in cosseepeoec hf the shock, and fell upon witness. At this period the whole of the building was falling down, and the upper part of the , boiler was blow. to atoms, several feet high, over a wall. Witness, on recovering himself, rodeo. roared to creep from ender the rubbish which surrounded him, cad he proceeded with Denford to the assistatmo of those who were more perilously situated. Oa getting isle the yard he heard the g of Mr. Haughtoo, the eerie,. maker, who was burled ender a mane of bricks timber, and rubbish; but be was soon got oat. Buckridge, jest be fore the expiation happened, observed, that he would stead near the place even if it was at 60 ; be was unforturiately killed on the spot. Witoess bad worked at steam engines before, sod this was made in the same way as others were mad,. Ho did not fee any of the deceased peruses until they were taken oat of the rotas. The (ores of the steam sod water dashed Deeford against the corner of the wall, and he woo severely scalded. Buckridge was quite dead, bet Deofordlseaved • very heavy sigh, sad died almost im mediately. The witness said that the weight of the hotter was estimated at about four ions; it was never mouad, it bad a leakage, sod was repaired, but was afterwards ussosad, on which a sew bottom was put to it. A Juryman asked whether the botto. was not deeded seat . a sew play Witmer simmered that it was rimitted in the same way ss others o but it was ell the new work that gave way. They had she valeta fixed at • certain pressure, sad occasioisally they were relieved. Wits'r used his owe discretio• on the supply of fuel to the ire. In the whole, lee persooa wore tapered, beside the thealseed, and is seriously that they were carried to the 'wolfs!. • Mr. Charles Yardley, of the tem of Meow and Yardley, gheihmaaufsciorers Ai( Wollhatrest, Camberwell, was meat ewer,. He appeared to be vaip.much injured in cams. quests, of the foelaincholy accident, his hood was hamwd.ep with • heisakterthiof, Ike., sod stoat the accident be hesitators soder Nit care of Mr. Brown, *trim of Camberwell: Wif eless stated that on the day of the accident het wheat the mansifactory viewing the oporeidowy iso wee nninding shot' M boiler wiien It beret, sad limeriEntotribie wake, but OA, not eavosider It of se rious coasorienee until a masse of bricks fell on We, then be anticipated all the coonevehect which arum from the accident. He was about six yards from the midget whets the bricks eommeoced falling oo.hlm, and be was obliged to run to rave hie life. Mr. Haugh ton was present whew they were tryiag the boiler; he heard a roshisg noise, which he thought was the steam. Witness rase to the extremity of the yard, and on toning routed he perceived the whole of the building falling down. Witmer heard the groans of Mr. Haoglitun ' and saw him wbeo takes oat of the rotas. The deceased (Desford) was' witoess's foreman, and Backe*, was in the employ of Mr. Houghton, who warranted the boiler to hold 130 lb. on the square inch when It was brought from Bireniugham. It had twee altered twice. Mr. Jelin Bruwa, surgeoa, of Catnbernell, stated, that he was called to attend the deceased persons at the work-house, luediately after tine accident. Deutard evidealls died though saffecatlon foss siesta and dust, Mluekrielge tbrough a dreadful fracture on the skull. Joki Angel, • coal-porter, employed at Mr.Hlcks's, oppo site to where t►e aceidest look piece, beard the explosion, mod went to assist the soforionate matters. The bnildiog was off in rotor ; he fogad Mr. Haughtpo lying on hie fate covered with the mina over his ►ead sad shoalders. He Best found Deeford, who was molded very much, lying I. • the corset of the meetufactury. Attest it. yards from the door-way was Load Buchrldge covered with the rubbish, sod seriously bruised on the bend, mid had the appearance of baying struggled much to extricate himself. They were car fit.' to the workhouse Go shutters. The Coevaser could attri►ate blase to no party ;Ike circus's. stew* of Mr. Hasightoo being present, and belogisjorrd self, proved Oral he bad residence io the boiler, and that t►ere was no intention of injury. Under the eircons. mare% the case could be considered In no other light t►an that of accident, but It was fur the Jury to deterniise. The Joey, after a Awl consultation, 'rimmed a verdict of Aeddinlat Doak, oecoeioiwd by the bursting of a steals boiler. FEGOCIOLIS DOG. Os Weaseeday hot, at Chitties, sear North Shields, a girl who had gone the dieser, of shoot s quarter of a mile fur water, whilst at the well was Poised by a veracities bull dug that lied epos the ball of by 14, • sad literally lure it to pieces. Several females pretest 'his mils endeavoured to 111. Windt the refer tenets ruler*, obese temente were fright ful, sad, had sot some mew strived, who felled the ablaut before he would quit his bold, ber earthly career must have bees speedily ended. She has ever sews beets delerious, and no hopes are entertained of her recovery. The uwger o f the dog is is eestody. The practice of traiaiag Omen creatures to Gilt for mosey is that quarter bad arrived at as shirmiag height, lad it is sow to be hoped the diabolical practice will be abolished, as the metiers of the colliery have gives orders for, evtti workroom to destroy their dogs or be themselves discharged. The Corporation of Cork have voted its freedom to the Duke of Devonshire, to be presented by a deputation m a silver box, on his Grace's arrival iu that city. Mr. HINDRICK'S brewery, at Brussels, was dr stroyed by fire on the 19th inst. The following was written on the back of a.lO/. Bank of England mite, which, among others, was received by • tradesman inOsfurd.street lasi week: " Let those into whose hoods ibis note may pass . pops- Ouse with Mai from whom it Is joist guise; it is the last oat of 5,000/., which, is the short period of two year., hie folly has dissipated; bat be will severely suffer, and dual', too." We under.tand that I of the farmers in Northumberland will find the tithes more than usually oppressiSe ihis'sneon. In the hope of the markets advancing;many of them are said to have taken the tithes of grain at an avenge rate, allow. ing 15s. per boll fur that of wheat, which being con. siderably above wicket ‘ ptice, must add greatly to iht distress of the gl4,Wire.—;•(lieweastle Paper./ . . OLD BAULKY, TritutiDAY, Strestekts AA * Brown, aged 33, was capitally indicted foe ittesling several articles of wearing apparel, the pro perty of Johd Carey, in the dwelling-house of Wm. Morgan, in the parish of St. Giles, on the 48th of August. It appeared in evidence that the Prisoner wits seen by the wife of the 'Prosecutor on the pretinaes on the day laid in the indictment ; in a abort time. afterwards the wearing apparel was mined. The Poisoner, whew taken into custody, had one of the Prosecutor's shirts on, and it was with great die.' colt) , that he was forced to d e live r it up. The Prieoner, in his defence, said he had pur chased the wearing apparel from • person who be met in the street: The Jury returned • verdict of Guilty—De•th. hieha►d Runell, • fine looking youth of the age of IS, was indicted fur sterling 23 silver pencil casts, two silver touth•picks, and • silver ease for a pen, from the shop of Thomas Potter. in the pariah of St. Clement Danes, oa . the 19th of August loot. appeared is evidence (hot two Buw-street offi cers saw the Prisoner on the day laid in the indict ment standing in the passage leading to Clement's Inn ; they knew that the two persons who wore standing with him were reputed thieves. and they also knew the officers, for ou their approach they ran away. The officers accosted tie Prisoner, and asked him what he had got; he answered, nothing. One of them put his hand on the Prisoner's trousers pocket, sod felt what he suspected to be skeleton keys. He was taken into custody, and on beiug searched the property laid iu the indictment was found on him. The Prisoner in his defence •aid that he found the pencil cases, &c. rolled up iu r handkerchief in Drury-lane. The Master of the prisoner, • fishmonger, in whose employ he had been for three years, give him an excellent character fo► honesty, and stated that if he was discharged he would again take hum into his service. The Jury found him Guilty. Mr. JUITICZ BUT sentenced him to pay a floe of Is. and on its being paid to be discharged. Julia Walkers!l was indicted for stealing cm the 9th of July a spsantity of wearing apparel. of the value of 31s. in the parish of St. Pancras, the pro. Reny of Sarah Connolly. it appeared, in evidence that the Prisoner lived as servant with the Prosectstrix, who maintains herself by selling fruit in the street, mud taking in washing. Oa the day laid in the indictment, the Prisoner came .to the' Prosecutris and asked leave to go to St. Giles's workhouse to see her husband, which the Pro. secutriz granted to her ; on the latter', return home she missed the wearing apparel. She went insearch of the Prisoner, and on finding her, found some of the articles missing on her person, the other, Amp bad pledged. The Pawnbroker produced the snider, and de. posed they were pledged by the Prisoner. The Prisoner is her defence said she had nothing to say, and she bad aolrieDd bat God said his Lord. ship. The Jury brought io a verdict of Guilty. • Jorpli Moore, a boy 16 years of age, was indicted under the late Act of Parliament for the more effec. • Uml puoiahment of frauds of c leeks, servants, sod ap. prentices, for stealing 16 dolls, the property of WI muter, James Hunt, on the Bth of August last. The Prosecutor deposed that the Prisoner bed been in his service two days ; he was not to give him wages, bet to give hint clothes, food, and lodging. On the day laid in the indictment. he sent him with a basket, containing 16 dolls, to sell in the streets, and he Dever returned. On the 11th of August he met the Prisoner, and had him taken into custody. The Officer who took the Prisoner into custody stated, that he told him that he had sold the dolls for 7r. and that he went to the play and spent the money. The Prisoner in his defence said he took the basket with the dolls into Fleet-market, and be agreed to sell one of them to a men for 9d.; the man gave him a shilling, and not having change, he went to get it, leaving his basket behind ; OP his return he found that the man, basket, and dolls had disappeared. The Jury fnuod the Prisoner Guilty, which makes him liable under the Act of Parham's% to transportation for a term sot Ineercling 14 prink POLICS. else 1110W4TAIRT. Ynterday Mr. Hallo, the sitting Mightlrate, was accepted dories the principal pert of the day is the examiamias of charge made manna Moms* Pwarby, Wm. Leicester, .I•Am Carey, and Samuel Reyes, whose appearasee was reopen able, sod who stated themselves to be tradesmen reoidieg is different parts of Loudest, in suspicion of straits( proper, of the value of 1001. aed spwards, is the (loveliest home of Jobs Corti% .f the White Boar lee, HeilniliOW, sinter the follow' Ate circumstances:— Between one aad two o'clock os Wedeesday, tbeprisearts, Emig sad Raves, cams to the White Bear is • gig; they ordered dingier, sod remained at the WOOS about so hoar sad a half, and thee west away to Ageism races; they re turned is the evening about h.if.paat eight, and bad Jost alighted when three other gigs drove op, is which were the pennons Leicester, Carry, Revco, a man gamed White, sad another person. They'll went etc she parlour together, . and appeared so be acquainted with each other; they called for refreshments. White, Leicester, nod ',ruby, sat at the sane table; they continued at the boast for . aboot half an hour, during which time the Prisoners were noticed to quit the parlour, sod go and look at their berms; they all drove off together, gaud shortly after their deporteee the lamt . turd discovered that his bedroom bad been robbed of 10 OW reigns; three watches, three 51. Bank of Eugland notes, one St Abingdon note, and other properly to a considerable amount- He immediately gave isifuemation of the robbery to Hr.- Cook, the high constable who proceeded on horseback to wards tows, sad on Fulbem Green met with Isaac Staines, ace of the B ow-street horse patrol, who accompanied him to .. Xeusiogton, and at the Manion' of Granby public-Aimee they observed three gigs stop at the dour. 'Shiers imme diately role towards them, and one of the gigs, in which were the Prisoners Carry and Raven, drove off, but was punned by Maim*, and taken back to the public Sense, sod were all of them strictly searched, but nothing towed spun them; sad While, who was in the chaise with Leicester, feigned to be sakes soddenly 111, sad could not Maud. As °Neutrally, however, offered of making his escape, which be availed Mewlf of, sad, is the tonfesies,get dear off, sad has nut since been heard of. A des:lnns residing at Remington picked tip a. watch on the spot, which he produced at the Othcoyettorday, bat • Mr. Conte way unable to My whether if was He at dike mass from him; his wife would be able to ideatify it, . • The Privileges were ressade4Silk Saiartlay• peat. .. • ~. . • . . ~ . , • .. . - •f . e' • e .. • , • 4 1 , •. • • - . • .. . . ti ii 111 RP• I . • • . • :•..• . f : •!' :' •••• Li. 1- ' . " . .t ' . bGillAbi ttACEC" •P - " " • --- f1417250a2 (Mitzi DAT), its , r4lo4l6llo.2,_''' -- • * 4/ The Wieldier Stakes of Filly Gotimenslid ai _ Haeditap Sweepstakes of Six Severely , * adobb4olllolllMgi f‘riot the Rae. Fetid. 1 1 Mr. Friend's b. f by Seymour, o u t o f L a dy Of illri - 1 , • -.1 ' Lake Mr. Vairghaas be. in. Doubtful . , seit' Mr. White's Troth ".): • *'3 The,wiarsor Ike f ate, sods by Illim;m151151; ) • ' . -......--,... `.. . ..„,54, 1 1, • DONCASTER 111611/1 lc, • ~. : . ' • ? . .. MONDAY, sr PT S 9 3E..•(013aMP1A114 ._. 2.. the Pitswilllion Statics of lOgs: rick with 190. sell.ed bk , , lb. Corporation, Air two year ads. Sal.; Owl% Set '; f.•eir. list. 91b. ; Ave, 9st. 111.; sin, 9.1. 61b ; .aid aced, 9.1. 71b. t Last mile and a ball. .(9 Snhitertibee..) ' - A 4 ', ' Mr. T. O. Powlett's b e. by H a piosvrd, 3re -. (VI . Stott) 1 • '' Me. Lamblon's gr h. Dousiemo, by Macbeth, 0 yrs QM • 4- 1. Mr. T. O. Pewletes b. h. Gambler, 9 yrs old S. Mr. Legtion's ch f Pbeluoi. hy &mos. 4 yrs old 4 ~ . 1 . Ld Fitewillism'e eh. f Leourella, by Cermender% 3 yrs . . Mr. Riitdell`a W. C. Colwell, by X V Z, 4 yes old Mr. Lase Pon's eb. c. North < Wester, 111^ 014 Mr. Ruelitoo's br. r. Visit,..., by Seeolooske. 4 yrs old Mr. Grimottoe's bl. f. Melody, by Sir Malagagle, 4re iiid , • Th. Judge placed but four. , • 6 to 5 apt Mr. Latribloo% two..-Woii sae,. . . , Produce Stakes of 10114 s. est+, 1. ft. ru two-year old imile; . Set. 21b.; Niles, Set-Red House Is. (9 Sebeeribers.) • Lord Milieu's be. colt. Bourdeaua, by Bustebs., motor Maritornes (W. Gir1)...... Mr. Hoeldserui ON b-e. by Fill.) del iota :. • 9 , I • The Great St Levi, Stakes of Up. - far 14440444, 1 old colt s, _ Sat. illb.; Allies 13.1.--lit. Lrypieollool4 if ' . MP . • Subscribers.) N r • . Mr. E. Proem b. c. Theodore, by World, out of 111.4. lock's dem (J. lack...) Mr. Gseceegoe•a eta. f. Violet, by Comas ..- . . if Nike of Leeds's gr. e. by C 0..., dam by Reamlier ..... * Mr. Lambtou'a eh. e. Lorenzo, by Leopold . Mr. Claridge's clt. e. Meanies. by Catt•• . Mr. f. Fergosorli oh. f. Ewes', by Wallin ' A_. Mr. Riddell's b. e. Tb. Whig, by X I z Mr. Lantletoas eb. f. Aorora, by Leopold Lord Qweeesberry'l b. Ir. Pilgartirk, by Wefol • i r Mr. Baud's eb. e. Neobyth, by Maralord 4 . . s Mr. Cleseres be. e, The Farrier, by Ardrossa• . 4' I 1 r Mr. Watt's b.f. Marion, sister to Tramper I .. - .. 1 ; ( Mr. Watt's b. f. by Tramp, oil of•Mo.11111. • 1 Mr. Contaiegbaitea b. c. Ajax, by Amigos ' Lord Darliagtmea br. r. Mareielloa, by hula Sir H. Nelthorpe's b. e. Srawby„ by Corvaatiti Lord Egramosea yr. c. by Young Gobatios Sir W. Miloer's W. c. Angler; by. Wallas Mr. Harrison's b. f. Mies Mertley, by Meal Mr. T. 0. Powtetea gr. e. Swop, by Cullom ' Mr. Walker's be. c. Magna. Troll, by Portia's . Mr. Ga•coleort'a ch. c. by Como% out of Leong Ur. Lame Fox'. b. c. Illeedulf, by Macbeth 1 The Judge placed but lbws. ,„ I ._ _ , _. . . 7 to 4 so Swap, 7 toll apt lir. IV4it's isaattaie Olin ft to 1 apt Mr. Gracoignes colt, IS to I apt Maeortbst, 1 10 to 1 apt Ajew, MI to. 1 apt Lases" Stir to 1 eget ' Violet, 100 to 1 apt Theodore, mad 100 to 1 apt the DIAS of Letwit's colt:-Theodore, Polgarlieb, Yid Ills %air ly ; , pt to (rapt moil they bad passed taw Red 1....,-, vie* Om, Meads.. Illy came op and appeared Ilk. a staisor, bat • Theodore woo easy, by nearly siength.--It was a noire eso ' roes, tad Strap sad Ajax trews beat very soy -Ras ..w.ltaa ICI • • • : Wastes asd ISP•oscoads. • • Sweeptabas of low eada. h. ft.--13. LW Como. ,r'.* • ••• 6 4...... Lord Fitssibisais b. e... !Mesabi*, by Cones, out eif Ur- *C... . .- , • . tithes, list. bib. (W. Cliff) -•. . ke....'• t i Mr. E. Petra'. b. f. My Lady, by'Colass, Me fib I I Lord flearbrospl's b. e. COTIMAiiiOO, by Cattle% SM. Mb y .. ~. Two to 1 apt Saodbeek,ll lo I.apt Mr Lady, sad 3 to 1 op Coroustioa.-Warimay..... ; • 1 Produce Stakes of Mir. otid, •It. ft. foe !Alb 1114.1 k, .' Allies Sat. eib.„-31b. alloWeel, Ike...4tose Hided.' (11124 • I . , Subeeribere.) Lied M Hawes tb. f Crests, by Cerwastes (W. i(riffs) Mr. Petra?* gr. f. by Cowes. out of Llama (31b.) 4 ' .. . 4 Two to 1 ea Mr. Perersas Ally -Woe easy. - Ht. Majesty's Plate of 100ge. fit all buries, errs four yrs DV, • . , lest. 41b. 1 Ave, 1 let. 615.; six, 1901.; sod aged, list. 116. ' Pour allse. Mr. Lambtsa's b. c. Richard, by Drell*, 4 yrs al4 (M. 4 Noble) .. . Lord Qorerisberrea M. c. PIE*, by 3 . 1a01ee144411w5.„ .„ I ' Mr. Reabtoas be. e. Viogt.sa, by emobamobb, 4ps ... .• 3 - • 7 to 4 es Rickard- Woe by a thatitsee.• % 111/IMDAT. Sweepstakes of 10p. oath, with Op. added by the Corpora. time, for all ages; times year olds, 11at.71b.; foot, 7st. Cub ; Are, Sat. alb.; Mused aged, Set. 111t....411. Leer CY Ll fie . 1 I ,(5 Subeeribers.) Tbe wiener to be sold for ttiOgs. if dr. lauded, Ste. Mr. T. 0. Powlaies b. c.„ by Waal, 3 yrat44l4.T. Lye z l ' Le I. K. Dirk's eb. g. Euphrates, by Cassie, 0 yrs old 2 • Mr. Kirby's br. e. Statesman, by Prise Mtalbibt, 4 yrs 3 . Mr. Lemblow'ib. e. Adios Blair, by DeratComiselt, 3in 4 13 to 9 on Koplerates.-4 pod race. • The Corporstioo Plate of 901. for 1ie , .., Sc.; thee year Was, Ss. 7*. ; four ; 7st. 91b. ; See, Su. 3ib. ; sofaid aged. . Sm. lelb. Mares allowed 31b. Toro.witle heats. Mr. I d eu t broe's gr. b. Duasirs.c.s yrs (T. Stellatiost) 1 1 • Sit J. Ity•••• et. f. Lady Mary, 3 yrs (receivild 14y..) 3 9 i Mr.l'. a. Deacosabar br. e. Byrom, by Ambles, 4 yre 4 3 So W. Maser's ht. c. Roger, by Walesa, 3 yes old. . 2 dr. oto 9 apt Dummies,. Very easy. Match for 50p. each, h. ft. Two stiles. I.nrd Mannwores cb. g. by Ruben*, 10.1. (the owner) .. 1 • Mr. Gilbert* bay gelding, 64'44104.(th, ew es ? ) 2.t0 1 aid 6t02 on the trimmer. Very easy. .--....5. .- 1 SHREWSBURY RACES (cot BICTON HEATH). ....- l t ti - soubsv, saterastrta 17. A Per.. of 1101. gives by the -Hoe. -H. G. Reese% and . P. Corbin, Etuc. for maiden boreal, kc. of all ages. Vow . owls bean. To start at ,be distaste chair, sad if lake read sod a a...entered. beat. - Sir T. Stanley's b c. by Coricitesos, 3 yrs, ant. Irk ' • • (J. Sprits') - 1 ' 1 • • , Mr. Ovoru'i b. f. by Halley, 3 yrs, Sat. It* Woo easy, the outset the tsvo.itste. • . . A Sweet picket of lOgs. each, to wheat valet* added 30er. . . watt. by Major Ormsby (oar, sad /... J. G. Egerton, Um t . • , for tior produce of snares covred. is ; ISIS by Aleidelau avJ Ceatriasi. OW, roved and a dabseice. Mr. Myttoo'• b. c. by Aladdin, oat of Ditrytisaid, 00.41 b. I Mr. Shopleerd's b,f. by /Iliad*, oat elk. Transpotor t! , i mare, gel - 2 •I 0 Won ease. i ' 4 Major Gore, W. Owen, 1.q., Mr. Rogers, .1. C. Mime. - , , Esq , Str J. O. Egerton, Bart., Sir E. Siuyehr, Ban., •1.1 t i . Colonel /Isomer ; ate Sobaceibeta, bet Uwe I. GI produce 1.,. 1 4 1 1 ing from thee respective mini. The Altaged Stakes of 15gie .4 - 4 - .. -•-••• 10p. gives by ,be Tow.. Twi , resod sod a distance. M.jse Ormsby Go , ... Dr. f. Ceyp, by Hapiwierd, 4 yre i , Ist 30,. (6, P .‘111•0• . Mr. Myna -.. eb. h. Mead. vale, age*, 9st. 11b. , 2 , Sir T. I entey's br. c. Brother ii Houton, 4 yrs, est. 31b. 3 Won easy, 3to 1 iso the 'wise*. - - • i.___ ___ - z........e7, - .„...........,.....................„..... 1 • . PRICK OF AfrOCKSALETE.RDAY. I s: ~ 3 per Cl. Como 811 se Mt. 8iL1N:g...t.....t01u0t..: . . .- • Atli a I 4 2 pr. •1". ' ..'a ' • . e . New 4-(tar Couto. 10914 Ditto 5me11...), p 1... s laths *took ..... mei Book for Aft. sm - 28 If i . Din• 800d0..... 47. lite Cps, tot -ditta....ilift to • • , Lottery Tickets til. IS*. • -•-• .... : • , : ..J , . • da