The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

, Fran& tile LONbOV q47, p.4774:, 4, tBO'. •'' . covvitij.qvryilper46o , L9rd of the' Couvty of Kent, let. i 147uq1er - rt. Galstile kintturd,, Eay.i' re4iihied. D.itcd.t/citoocr lit,. 13..).7 iisr;ii I,:riarlai Walker •to tie resigned. 114teti as. above.‘ pro- . liatod asaiiiiv,% loan aciit. to tic dtt tu, vie res,, ii cl Daleit ilh Caniltivsit.ns 4.' Il.ul.•;ed f'•,e Cartniy of. EsscX. illedern 11.4tIaliqd 'be • Ensign FlAncis It...isselt to ft.: Ll;illti.1114111, Vice jaLkson, prep Piloted in tiie huts, Dna' Scpttip r ocr z 3, 1807. Ensign Thomas 11*14.4i0n• to be dittb,? I)mitoir, promoted in the Line Dated September 24, 1807. Ensign Henry Green-to be ditto, vice Cocltr, proinoter.l in the Line. Dated Sept. 25, 1807:: juseph liarritott Cowton, Gent. to be . 144cph UuttiteL, (. r ent,. to he ditto, vied aug'ilaii, promoted . . r liatettiiet i;, 1.84./7. Gems, ne M: to . ilo, vice , promoted. Dated Oztooer +4,1807. • , &Wa: tin; E,,ex henry Watsmii- to iii.:Llelitenanc, ,viee,,Tyler, pro. tile Octuper 7, 414. . Ensign Atirtiri• to no ditto, vice Church, promoted in pie Lime. Dated October 8, ,tBo7. „ its I:roop 14:stx,f g L elotin ava.ry. llaßietiV•Tight; (Zent: to: tics Cornet, vice Conyers, resigned. thitetl Octonerz, 1867. 2ral Ongar tlandred Poluuteer bard?' y. I.ientemanijobil.P.orter to be Captain, vice Trivver, resigned. • Dated October (3. 18.7. Darby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice eotter, piornuted Datediaabove. r4pble, to tie dit to, ,viee Bennett, promoted. Dated Oetolier 14,184. Wiiil,llll tiva, .'tint. to b., ditto, vice' resigneo. Dated October 15, 1807. Bohn L.;etit. toti:e maw, vice itistunt . Dated 06.16, 1807. iVilltam Wriglit, (.;eilt. to be Ltisign, Nice -lillson, re. signed. Dated Oct. 14, t 897. rr Cfinotitsim in !tie DULIS4. Lymotith Corps of Berwick. shire Volunteer laitarttry, Jived the 1,,04 Liegyenattl. W . 1111, 0 11 tsq. to be Major-Commandant, vice Turn ' hull, resig,itect. l).iteti Sept. 17, 1807. comosi.ubor .tigned by the L•n•d Lie:thirepti of the County , of fl,tretur.i. • To be Delauty Lieutenan , s lire Hon. Thomas Harley Rod. ney. Oatxi aeptemoef to, tho 7. Kyrie Money, Esq. Dated as Above. loon Berington, Esq Dated as AOUVC. . Leopahrier Troop ofTeJniang Cavalry. Tames Adain3, Gent. to Oa : yorget, vitx, careen, resigned: Doted Sept, /O s 1807. ZIANKR UP 74., , 141111 Martin, now or 14 ui V illier's.street, Strand, Middle. sex, Vietfi4ilet Oct. xg, Nov. 7, and I)ec. s, at 'eleveni at, C.utldnlll. ;a•icaSt*. SOll, Oil I lolta. Way, S . ol.ltilitinooli:Liutlainga Chatteriy-lane."-', Yuiltsuire, groeer, Nov. ' 6, at ten, 41114 1..),CC.. 5, at eleven, at the (..;CUlc inn, Slit:l - *Atio l o:4, wijSult, larelitsl4.4llCin, ; ,or Mr. barplit, ittr,,Anan•ctolruytle, of - Manchester, imoutactitrer, Ott. and at two,..at„ the BridgevaterArinS Inn, Attorotes, Mes:irs. Cne:psityre . autt Wallter, Ma Imae 'ler. . I • . 147)(111 of 1.. xeter, corn-rnerenant, OCC27,' Nov. 3; add Ove• " el"e% atilt' Old Loodon ton, t. xcitr. Attorm. , VIIII.IIIIS aid liroolces, LinQulo'4.lnn, Cunt•lo.k of or. ' ri liao; h'o.ll a a, - ut tc,npton- opon• [loll, cum. „,140.4, + awl s, at eleven Ceorge Inn; batl.utd; Hull; or r. Cut6ttur-)ti,ei, GlVJert•iprague, late 'it Devonshire, rope.tnaker, • • 'N'ov. , 3, Arlen, 7, at t w4ve, Yrkl l)eeic.;;it'one, at (ills/it.. Atturnieb, Mr. ltackl Ytr.llelose-square, 01"S4rrettliley,leter. • 1iVa141,,1 Ll,atn, ot clotlner,Oet.. 37, Nov.), •,t Deti, 5, at tea,. at G U11(111411; LUltdoll. t. ..liatill‘3, 0V.411 1 5-COttl t, St. Paul's, Loudon ; or hrtotol. Waytirah an i jaliteiGerra, of Swan street, 116114 , 311, Cwit-lactor,, Nov. 3, '1 4 , 4114 04L. j, at twelve, at 6itiltt,i tit,' Ltniituo. 4ttorney, Mr. Oruee, Square, l'ent:iturt;ll-stret.. .JIVIDANDS'‘ • . . Nov, S. W.illialn Hap., at i'daocheatcr, grocer, at three, at the ilrvlgovaturek fins tail, , M4kielliiltur. NQV. 16. Mcrtityr C gmtature, Vla at wit, at the,Mite,'s Alerthyr I ) ovst. N o v, criosph Sievens, late of Readirtgy Berkshire, grOt.stor, at cloven, at nu: dNgct Inn, thr laio..l•!arry 414. t 101111 Vickinan,of. Deptford, Kent, 1114..iimas, at eleven, at Li utialtall. • Nov. ai. 1 41111. s Cattre and Konen' iiistop, of Liverimal, woes., at e,oveo, 41 toe George Itltt, Livetpo.)i, Nov. 14. Itic.l,Ar,t VaLt i oao, of kore.street, Luiulon, linen. .at U 011411.41. Nov . 1 4 1(1.-,1.1r,i Liafuo I. of V4ll. Mal), znacit,..l:, 41 acYCii. Al t. * , W 1411.111 . . SPORTiP -fr's INTELLIGENCE. .f - .- 4 ,10.41•1101110.01Pur 1 , 110t.y W E L. L HUN r.. . . • TUESDAY, OCT: 2 . , A tureen Guinea Stakes ' to carry Ist. (ftve Subscribrrs.) LI Grosw:tior's Or. g.,by Sir Veto', iyr old .. - I Sip T. M(styl) l s b. 1. by Mr. Teazle, 31P•dia - 2 , :, - - • Annual Plate.of sags. —Two-mile heats. 11.1f.'Coulotoodeley's - gr. K. Macebearer, by Dcipini,' a t ;ca i . I NlOstyn's ch. R. Mousetrap; syr old - 3 2 Sir W,;Wyou's ii,, Leol)ard,,aActr • '3 3 A Match !Or sods. - -.Two mites. sit , Vv. W. Wynn's cn. g. by (.laucus - , . I Mr., •;'rice's b. - ga 'AlAddin o •by, Meteor - - : a The Nlostyn Strikes of togs. each.-4)ne-rnile licit (Sixteen ' • Subscribers.) . , - • Mr. Cholmoncleley,'s b., 14 Chariot, 6 yr old Mr. Lloyd's h. GLIStaIUS, 3yr old - - - -2 NEWMARKET, CRAVEN MEETING, 1802. • TtItiSDA'Y. Mr. Lloyd's Cardinal 6i4itiort,,liat. tolb. agst the puke 01 - Walton's Musician , oat. WO. M. M.toog). h. tt. e • SECOND SPRING MEETING. LAst DAY. - Mr. Arthur's llscouta agst, 11r. n 's Susan, Bst. alb. each. Tnio yr ohi,eoutse, oogs. FIRST OCTOBER ME ETI NG, iBoB. WEIMESDAY. Sweepstakisof tocgs. each, h. ft. Ab, M. 514. each, then three yrs ola. F. G. Osborne's b. c. by efampator,' out of a sister to Royalist. •• , • ; • , Mr, Lake's b. c, by Colmba, out of Adive. • Lc( Grosvenor's b. u. 'by Ce 34110, oUt 'Of Nyke. . ; , . . 4 OSWESTRY.—MoritiAv. A Silver Cup, valueiJl.. given uy Sir %V. W. Wynn, , fot. Hunters. Two-utile heats. Mr. Wynn's r. In. Gleaner,. by Helmet, 5 yrs old , ,• . list. . - , _ Mr. Price's ch. g. Sentinel, aged, 12si. 41h. . I a 2 Mr: Croxton's b. g, Expe#anon, aged, last. 41b: ; Vir , The Cavalry Subscription Purse of 5545, two-mile heats, was won at two heats, by Mr. 'l'. -Howell's br. in. Sultana, by Sultan, 3 yrs old, Lost. Sib. . . Mr. Ilagsnaw's br. h. Artichoke, by Don Quixotte; 5 yrs old, Bit. 7it.. beat Mr. hrattocki, b. c. TRlCislue, by Sit So. lonian, 3 yrs oid, bit. 71b. one mile, sogi. . • TUZSbAY. A Silver Cup, value sal. given try lileStCW2rdS, for littntcrs. Twu-tnile twats. MY, Price's b. g. Aladdin, by tvluteor, c-yrs old, ► ist. I I Sir W.W.Wynn'S Ur. g. oy Telescope, i yrs ui 1, i Idt 2 2 • A Sweepstakes of logs. each, tar hall-bred Horses. 'two. inkheats, eight SubSt;ribers. Mr: flayiancl's' b. g. ludgiamt, by ormolu, aged, ►tit..stb. Ii Mr. Pr ice's cb. g. Sentinel, by Engineer, aged, t tst t ilb, s a , WIDN6IIPAY. The Town Subscription Purse of 5 Four-milt heats. Mr. Price's b. f. Comedy, by Bunizrgbrough, 3 yrs old 2. t Sir ‘ 4 ? , . W. Wynn's b. h. •tden.Beningsca. 4 yrs oki, Bst. sib. - - . ; 2 • • A Sweepstake: of sgs each, with zugs. added ; fl one•ruile; ncAtN, suo,,riueis. Ld Bradford's hr. I. Artichoke, by Dun Quixotic, 5 yrs. . old - - -' - I t Mr. Prices ch. nt. - . - z. z Mr. lierritagc's cit. tn. I\ liss Fanny, 5 yrs old - 3 3 Mr. ins. Maoocks`s bI.-11. SpeCtri: .. -4: 4 . . DUMFRItS; MO:4.m y. OCT. S. • A Maiden Plitteot_sol ~for that yr uld wits, Bst. 6W. and fillies, Bst. 3tb. Two-mile heats. Mr. Walkeeh a. c. Honest Bob, 3 yrs uld .of IlaailitaWs hr. g 3 yrA.old, . • Mr. Stovebsoo'b 01, t.. NNlKingate, 3 ‘ yrs old TUESPX .1 I 3 2 2 3 One Hundred Guineas for three yr olds, 6st. 201 h. lour yr olds, Sit. - 41b', .6 yr olds and 404'9 ,t. . Fisur:mile heats. Mr.litmdlitig's 1).1. Fortuna, by I,3,:iiingbrougli, 4y Fs old t i . i Mr. t.onsdale's gr..c. Sultan, 3 yrs old - ,2 dr Wila,NEsi)AY.. 'F,iftyPounds for three and tour yr olds; three yr 01 , 1 s, fist.. 71b. tour yr olds, Sst.'7lb. - 'Cwo-mile ticats. Mr. NAltull'4,b. c. Ranger, ~3 yr*old . . • I, t Mr. Bailey's ch. c. Streamer, 4 yrs old •.„ . 3 2 Mr. ilderton's• br, c. Roseden, 4 yrs old ' • - • $ 3 , TBI:IC4UAY. !Fifty Pounds for all ages; weights and distances the game as cm Tues.lay. Mr. Vonsd.de's gr. 1: Pctbria, by Str Peter, 3 yrsold 3 1 r 44 r. Koltates . b. c. Ranger, 3 yrs old - , a 2 2 . . Mr.o AV "1". f 1., N.r. ..rimuitug's u. .. ;WILMA, 4 yri ohl - 23 dr • Ast. Fifty Pounds far three yr olds, 6st, 71b. ; four yr olds, 21b. ; five yrolds; So: tulb. ; six yr olds and aged, 9 51 .5 lb• Three-flute hoes. " Mr. 1-lodgsoil'ili. f. 'Miss - . De Coy, 4 yrs old • - Id Nlootgurricries gr, c. by SirCharle3 ' 3 yrs old Air. 1 iderton'i br. C. Rosedeli, 4 yrs old , Mr. Cuiiiiitg's b. g. Little Bob, uy Sl)4dille, age" Sir j. yinsc.oit's b. Young.Compctitor Geri. Weru}ss'ibr. h. 5 yrs bltt . t z 2 2 • 3 3 . 4 dr 5 dr di BRIGIJION RACES. Tiltusday was a' verrinipffasitnrday for the:R aces, the rahl closeended in• torrents, nod ofit fottpersoos, A'qre on the ltiU ; the Match b,:tween Mr. Slinu &Age's puny, and PatfgrQe' A .,ch.. pony, aliorde4 good spurt, and - was won by . th..:l4.ter, by near ball a ;en gt..t. The Sweepstakes 'was a very i4litlerent r,it."o,' Mr. BiOiNII ' S ware, Slip-by, winning "both hcats easy. The horses c4ll+: ill in the tu.lowing ordor : . Mr. Siown's b. m. Slip-by • • - .. 1 M Mr. Crusswetter'ssb..g. saw) fl dl . •• .. 3 2 Mr. Kilbwles's b. g. Luck's Alt - .. • 2- 3 Mr. Peck's cif. g. Yellow jack r: . 5. 4 P Mr. atigrees (.11. g. Liv.tull - Alt - . fitil.ty'i br. g. Pust i..l.ter, brake clown going up tile r bra N. - ~ • We have received a large packet of Virginia Pa pers by the Charks We learn that the Ir,s'tility - of the Savages of North-,America towards the people of . the United Stat,:s is more formidable than is generally sup. poed ; and it is believed that they will eurnmence - o. , arlike operations, uninflUenced by the resolutions of this country. A letter front. Fort Michilimaki• tthie, dated towards the end 41.4, nblierY,O. 14 . 4 several of the tribes seem fully determined on war. A .very extraordinary and curious talk was circulated amongst them the last winter,. which has produced aswonderful circa on their minds. Some design ing person came amongst them, under the assumed character of Monitore, or their prOphet, and . Pbs sessed web sway over them that he has - formed an extensive combination Of all the different tribes south of the Ohio,. and east of the Mississippi. The pohoy of the impostor, who is e.idently preparing them 'for war, is the pretext of restoring to the Abori gines their former independence, and to the savage :charaaerits ancient energy.. This system is so art fully' interWaven with their. - antient superstitions : and' modern prejudices, thiit they eMbrace religions enthusiasm, as 'aming ,directly from the . ,Great .27 . • it is supposed that the dissatiSfa#iort of the Id.! dians hra. been. much increiased, by a- - late step of" the', Xritish traders at the plaCes abbve-mentionvd. They have forme& into a society, called 11 10 tyl a i :ana . Conipanm by whiclr*eansit hey h United i l•elr interests, and thus secured as; coni . llete a' monopcily - over the inclian•eopQtry its.,ever was established by any Company of &Wish merchants in the north of -the e C 1 WIC:4I'ES. . , N ov . Li , (;c,r ) g.... Carvei, late of liii)perholme, Yorkshire, tiat ;.,,,,,., ~ i',),K Castle, leat4r. ' 10.14 litir..;;l, 1:41: 01 Prescou, Lancashire, hheri•tlraper. amo; 1? rociaan, ot :it. Mary Moot deo, LiCfilluiklis4y, barrty, vie.toallo; tani.,i'Situmonils, 'of Sourhimptoti•row, Bloomsbury, Mid . tildiecX, upltulbter4r. PArttNARSUIPS DISOLPED. fames . Wintliain and lona lien!) , Stephenson, of. Caine- FLA oorii lona iialter and Young, of the . Bourne, Stroud, • • • John Hams, E. H. Campbell, Win. lohnson, and iullu garras, Newea.,:le. upon- Tyne, lonn Ann lops; St.cu3ticltl, of Red. (iate...atii, 1 mg., inerctiatits. Ri,:narct fiend, I J.:iles• :mkt William Clarke, of Kingland, Uevult6nire. l'innorn 'inv.! Thomas Pratt, of Newiort, late at k'/1411r, eua I • mercoants. , i and lonatilau t.:rocker, at Wat Hug- strect,prinlca. lollii.Orew anti N9rwave, of liattet4. lona Littler and Matthew Crawford Watson, of Ilan-street, tiliatnri,t3ary, nal.“..idasner4. Wii kink sittings 4111.1 iut)erc Riinell, of 1:544:0g, liork.3lnre, • 41101114.:S. (as:pit Schutietct and (oho dackley, of I.lroaleiti, Vol ksliire, • . r nen.jailim crouch ;Ind' Nidttliiiis Hooper , Of Cie Litt,:vvr)l., 0 ia-bErt3.l.f , Nitt. 101itt, Wcay, ur `.ll 414.rti.;itt, co.P . .1141,v, of Lochwyuct, Yorks tire, corii-dealers... •• 1 • Reece, l'itonvis Mill ward, and I.).iv id DANA sun, Lf coacn•iiialcure. . lane , UKi.vie, lanieii and Margaret 111W$011, of • INiew,:a,:le-iipun. 4thov.-hat-rnaliuractinefs. • ihwoct. and j a ,atl Valcitei, ut t.vicip - oul, • 14101- . • 1I 1; 114tvi Milhourna vis and David 'lois, of AlzrtliyrTyd. . . - • vitt, I witical'ed •11111 William Roberts, of Northwood, n;eaid.yarn-inainalactuter4. - • • and . ' iitlidali44: of Hart-street, t.,loavenoi7iiquare, brass-tuniukr4. in the Nktooirs of ti)e, Acsa6my. of .13elles .Lettrei for tilt , year 17 10, we are <ro\,ely lulu' . that NVIIS 1:- ) .3 feet 9 inclics 11401 z, ;411(1 Eve t 18 feel 9i incitcs; slant Noahua» s: yert honer (hap ,olici tilitt A1)1.01;104 w,a* tltai) t . c.et. rett , ..4ced 't't; .43 teet, Herctliei to , t (1,•: , 41, 4a ukta to ii,.a , nd Julius Cte,iar to 5 Ct' informs the holders of Supplementary Tickets and Shales, not receiving money, that - their identical Numbers wilt be drawn over:again in the Supplementary Lottery of 01 , 1) , (joen. Tickets, giving them the chance of the great Prizes of 20,00 A. io,ouol. 'l•bo.uoands 4 ri v e kluittlretti, 84e. &c. without any additional ex ence, at trouble:c.if changing their numbih•s. LONDON : Pr:wed by ItictiAsto of No. 4, Martiett.court, HOW-street ; and published by W I.LJ AM AR MIGKO, SCIUrPs, of South MOltall•streett GrOSValiar•AUare; At the BUNA.)Fir No. 11Z, btraud; When ilivertissments, Orders for the l'aPer, I otters for the Exiitur, (post.paitt). .autt be Addreisect. IVESTAIINSTER SESSIONS. On Saturday Geo. Todd, B. Johnson, and John Bap,were brought up as rogueS and vagabond:, bt.'.gging 'bout .t he streets, under 'ipretenee of 'being maimed seamen. The above description of persons. imploring under &wry species of _imposition has tong been a public nuisance. They have not only made a crippled appearance; but it has been .their iit variable practice to insultUnproteelect females, follnw ; - ing .them in the most indecent manner till they ' tort,ed money. The MagistrateS, sensible of this pub - - lic annoyance, issued Vi'aTrants for their apprehension, and the ,Prisoners were accordingly committed as va gabonds. It did nut appear that they had pay settled home or habitation. They. Appeared' like seamen, with their limbs bound up, and apparently crippled, but they are known to be impostors. Mr. MAlNwAsrso, the Chairman, addressing then, said, " If you are seen abbut the streets heg-' ging iu futtrre, you will-be. transported. - You have: been a great nuisance, living upon the public inthe most scandalous manner. It you had - the infirmities you, pretend . J o have, and were .wounded seamen, you , would be maintained by the public." The pri soners were then remanded 'into custody for, SIX. Months. • • Articles of the Peace were exhibited, against no , mas 1, a private in the .Guards, by his: wife. The attidaVtt of, the latter, wha is servant in a. re , '" putable fatuity, set fnrth, that she WU in clanger of her life, -Whitey, who was present with his ser jeant, struck his wife in the Court, and being put to the bar by the oAicer4, conducted himsolf in the . ,most indecent Manner. He said, his witi; was mar ri,4l, to another him), and evinced the great6"st cob- te,nipt of the Court. He was conituitld fur want of sureties to ke'ep the peace, and the officers had • great difficulty to' move hint from the bar. The Sessions were then adjourned to Hicks's Hall, on TueSday.' PUBLIC OFFICC,. , ;WORSIIIP-STREET.---S 3 WYday , 4ndreiti Vkkers, .who.aeted as Mate in a neutral ship, , outward bound to Teneritf, ,comrnanded by Captain Twycroft, was charged with having broke ,open the captain's lockers, and stole thereout several watches, !'of . consi:i erabte value. He was couviitted for re exarnitution.' MARLBOROUGII•STIi . EET.—Eleven notorious gam h:ers, chiefly foreigners, were tin Saturday brought up to this Ottice, - by the Parish Otlicers of St. Anne';', they having been :assembled together a►. a house in Lis.le - street , , LeicesterTsquare,,.on the .preceding - (l3y. It appeared, by. the. statement of the nesses, that the keeper of the house in q uestion', long notorious for awing,' was conticierahly iu at . - rears f o r King's taxes, and the tax-gatherer c 0 onsv e*ly repaired thither, with some constables, to. niake`a seizure. On their hastening up, stairs,. the Defendants, who were.seatea. round a table, coast tecied in the act away the gaming implements, without being de tect Magistrateteir cards, lcy,l tidnicieeer,tables, Szo,. The of play ; but they were r secured passtie. necessity (iic' of discharging the gambles, they not having been seen ,at piay • but the tax-gatherer kept posseseton of the various tables', implcments, Bow-sratt6'.—On Saturday Jineph Urnon - was brought bytord AARON GR.A.llp4,"Eig: by two'cittlie patrole, charged on suspieiotra having stolenseveral horses' in the neighbourhood of &Eton and tioun sl6w, The Officers'. hearing that ri nunaber of horses had . been stolen, in, the aboVe ,neighbonrho . od, and that the Prisoner was susspeeled , to be the robber, they went in pursuit;. found Mfrs near and apprehended bir. Daniel Simms, of the Little lied Lion Inn,lform 7 slow; 413'61, that on Monday night hist he hist . bald upre, tro,n the l!tp,vder-Milli )(leaifoW, - 'heat Hounslow, and in . crinsecraence of some private iti formation he received .he suspaled the Prisoner to have stolen the mare, and gave informatiOn 'to the patrote likewise made every p 04.; sidle exertion to had the 4kre, and received such in fortn:ltion as to cause him to suspect the wire, had . been sold tci"Ali. Barrow, a ?tacker, or slaughterer of lierses, at a place In Tothill-fields, Westminster, where ; he found a tad, which he produced, and which he wits positive was his mare's tail, it being 4. very reniartsable one, the hair being of two Co lours, brow n .;itid' grey. -.Pit Mr.. Barrow, the nacker of horses , said be pur chased the mare of Mr . G. Staples;, cifA on Bottom: . Mr. Staples sai d, he pnrchased the mare of the prisoner ; . and he , n ot being able to give an account how he became pooessed or her, he Was committed for further On Saturday, Bill Spames, .flick Dew, the two wh o etep, , and other daring pickpockets, were bust lingand robbing persons in the Strand, in a most outrageous manner, during the whole morning:: The satire: gang were likewise committing.depreations on the public,. .Friday, and continued thew rob belies during the evening of the saute day; rhey contrived to assemble a'croud of idle persons round Anchor. Tavern,. during which time they plundered a poor man, who• was begging , near ta e Crowe ,and every. pqrson who was: passing at.the time. • 'Another murder was cominitted on Friday morn ing.carly, at East Benton,• Wilts, on the person 'of ‘l%/11-. Simeon, jun. arising out of the following cir cuttaitances :—The father of Mr. Simeon, a repute; ble farmer, bad 'buffered many depredations in his -farm yard, finch as wounding cattle, stealing;poul•- try, &C. On Thursday night. a watch, consisting of three persons,. was set to discover the vile of fenders: About two o'clock in the Morning three fellow's made their appearance in the poultry root, adjoininz a hay.4oft, where the persons were'Watch ing; and'afier having slatightered and bagged :eve fowl, they retreated. They were pursued by the personS on the watch, but having dropped their .booty, they - escaped, and whilst Mr. S. continued .an eager pUrsult, which his comganions.hadrelinquis6- ' , ,ed, the three fellows surrounded him, and with a bludgeon killed'him on the spot. The fellow who struck the blows was discovered.at day-light - in , - the morning, and secured, bUt he has refused 'to dike ver his accomplites. The aasassin is a carpenter, who resides in the parish, of a known sanguinary disposition. • . . Abet:it One o'clock, ontStinclay Merning, the Douse of . .I.lr. Mogeridge, No. .iot, iti I.:tett-street, was, dissevered tole on tire. In the cenrse of half` an " hour a reenbe'r . .of engines arrived, and‘cornmeeced theTr operations the greatest. aaivity. and the . moit unceasing. peeieveranee. Sucl; wits.tee stiength. and:repidity of the devouring element, that in spite . of every . exertion that was used 'to stop its irecriend• ous careere• the flaines-corninunicatedtheinselves to theadjoieing house, the. Old ea and , Hatise, in less - than au hour :from: the disc very of the fire. the-fiarties were; it length got Under, aiia completely subdued about' five .o'clock, but not be.' fore these two houses were totally destroyed.: cirept apprehensions werant first entertained that iliehoese, Na. :tot), immediately adjoining on' the ,evest, would inevitably : share the' same , fate . ; accordingly, tlie Whole furniture, therein. .Neas thrown - out alase- -; cured ; fortunately,' froni .the westerly direetioe'of the wind, %%Ina Wei rather Toetf,. the flames were., preVented from injuring this house. The . fire origi- . rettel, in the kitchen of Moggridge . s house, , throegh thenegligenee of the maid servant; who; it i , • appeitis, setup to a late hour in dresiing and eettivig.„ up of linen, and upon retiring , : unparclonabll' °mite' tells to secure the . tiro. Twelve .possotis, most of: them females, who lodgekiii the upper - floors, ef , fetied their escape thefrom te;Or'of the house, by,,. climbing to some of the' adjacent houseS,. : , froth, * whence they were all taken down. Altno4t all the furniture of the: be'ot'atel siioe mattitt . a6tory. !loess, andalso . a considerable. part of the SaleopT:atfi ' house,exere consemed. Ailey parties of Volunteers,. attended, and were very at-tively employed in..pre . tiervidg order, inprOtettilig the properii of the, stiT ferers, and in avistink the firemen.' e arc happy - to state that no lives were lost, On Tuksday morning .the remains:of Lieut..-KL, whO'was executed on the preeedieg day ut board the Hazard, in Plymouth Sound, weie"tel.: 6 t l from. the'Royal . Hospital in a heapse, for inteitnent , in Slonelieuse pttentictl,by _several !I-it:bits of his" respectable famdy. A great concourse of eeopie attended him to the 'grave, where the fallen)! see-' • vice was toad in a most impressive manner by OA, Rev. Alr. BEDI:AKE. .11otwitlistandineltheAlosticl: n 'tore - 'a ante, tnstn, , a ;ear of pity 1 o , ped with. him irde.his grave. 8e- was only - in. 'year, and his brother Officers, who shared with him several hazardous — enterprizes; bore Mines,. to his . bravery. Of fifteen children, ei em ne still ra i n to bewail, with his.allileVtd . perettis; wretchedeeld untimely' f'ate. We under§tand that, during the last week. of his life, he was perfeetly - resigned, and that his conduEt was., iu.every. respect, tatty. becoming his awful situation. On Frtday evening - , a.little, before elieolcloCk, a young man of the einne of Pearce was seen tug afong'Upper.,:feiiribeth' Marsh, iii .a . cristres;id acid ‘ag i tate d. s t a te;- big:fling; and mete ning Some minutes afterwards - the report of a..pistol was heard, in a place called•Cut-throacdarie, which leads to. tbe-watee - side - , -- .along' t heevall ofthe garden; ..several_per..:inns instantly ran ale . * from which the report proceede& and foetid this ttu fortunate persbn - lyingeeiite dead, with scattered .upon the ground:" Waialso fOuria . tied by . handkereltief to his wrist; not) , howevei-,.: s i o tight es,to prevent hie* from do,v-ing the trigger.. The:only,coteeetore that can be forined relpeetitig this dmietordinary firecatiticiii is ati.apiitelionsion oft. the . part of . the deceaSed lest sorne- . eilier • ,e , 6i-su s a. ;flight be stispeeled to have killed him. The de . ceased was by trade Wheelwright. He hes le . ft.:4`. yeuog with and 670 Illildrep tt, lametirifis utile/let I fate. We, uederstarld, inquiry, thatotintneivAt . - thne past he'lkde life of ialeness and extroakmee e ' wilielLat last caused him to enlist in the ":U s uarcis.e-1 This'eendut.i.produced. great . unhappiness ,bo,,.vee4t him and his wife, and probably led to the - fatal act that terminated, his existence. . BIRTHS. . •'• On thc•-•33d inst. in' York-place, Portman•squlre, thC! Lady of Colonel Conway,' o't a Dau4tlter: Ort the oth inst. 4t L.ist ,Combe..liouse, . Hunter, of a SOll. ' • • • •• • • On &wild ty evening, at, his Lordship's house itt,.Hille street, Berkeley-square, Lady Foley, or u D4ugl:tor. On tue 24th inst. the Lady. of • Captain T 110111.14 Larkins, Of litacßlieatlt, of a Nog. • Yesterday, at his house in Grafton-stree t , the Lady of Thomas W hatdy, Esq. of a Daughter. I • :~ AMR RIED. Pail( (the seat of hi s b ro ther' E'4.ahiL ll pT il lor Dublin), l'onwillijt sliao'r n ER:Ocibrtttol'l,Seklhiil9swtsjl' in Alice E.aoe, fifth daugtuer o f J onat h an u,,,(10,' ' Esq. of Stoke. Newington. . . Oii the 24th lust. by special licence, at her Ladyship's house in Bretton-street, PtLcadilly, William Holmes; titt• .. to Lady Stranga. .. • , . . , . A icw. *Lys since, lotto Foster, Esq. of Fo.iter.liouse , • Clicapsicle, to hll%..Mattio, of the sante ittitee. llitD. . ~a On Tuestl4y, at' Ililsea liatracks, Lieuteiiatit Alunio; of the ISt Veteran llALtalhin, Assist a nt l'ayin.s.:er. of 'Detach suchts at iiilNea. ' • ' ' • The same day, at 'Mr. Dawson's, in Abbey-street, 11orthr • Lieutenaiit-Colvnel Romney. A Jew 4itys.,4;o, at Mavis Enderby, Thomas Adams Frato - Esq., Lieutenant- Colonel.of the Sin 1,r4 Vtillioter /0 fantry. Lately, at Pawky, Captain-Moody,-aged 97. On I. r4lay, the relict of James . Sladej, Esq. late,.Cashier of His Nlaiesty's Navy. Uu the..sad inst. , at Brick. Hill, '.Bucks, on his wayTr° lll Liverimoi, wriere tie nail fatety arrived twin' 1‘11'„- Robert Nlurnty, &lerchant, of New-York., Morin sun 0( the lal4; Pr. of NOrwich. "- A tew•laysago,-Mrs. Craig,wvjteoftheßcY.'Alr.'Ctaih►, Presbyterian Minister. of Lisnuni, in Irclar d. DuCo„ tlie oil/inc.:iv:vice she avio takei6ll„ ret iretlt rout thL l owel, - • houw•ro the house of is friend, and inlestliiin two. inibri breathed her last. IVednesday morning, afCrantliaM, r r. G eorge' Tailor, 'yr aitat ttirce. lie had SpyilejueS,l.N . .444olVlAlli with Some tile* ds at Bassingthorpe.teitst, oinr.or rennin-04.. borne al night, hill from Ins horse on Spittlegate -410, aria frac:lured his scull sod! ea.itully , that I;olWlteilb,aaidilil)k Cit aid was shnost prOcutkdi lie exiUren eAsii the seat morning.. PIMA 01- 510CLA , 214,PJADt t• • .•4.. Bank Stock; • [lndia Stock, ' Navy 5 per Cent, Oil i India liondb, par . ~, 5 par Cent. '797, , Exchewlet Bilis; t5..23 . . ; f 1 : ,, " I 1 rash -5 per Cent. ' rm.( ' 4 per Cent. 79i it ' ' Onunutn, r t , dts _.3 Pe!' tent. kMI . ,i i i ' 1 Per• Vent, OetVirfets,: , ~.. 3 per:lent. Con. 63 5..il II . Ilnaltiial 3 per Cent. 13.10 k. L. Atli. 17 i ' -, nitto Ann., 1 , 1 . Ditto Shot t AIM. ' Cou. 1 0( : 4th Nov. f", ....... R AT LUNDUN LIitII..WEIR4, IOI" • ROW" - Mornttg, 23 ,min. after Io." - f - Afternoon, 57 min. alter to.