The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-14 00:00:00

.: ~. r. , oni the LaN DO N Z/T7 TEI,. Sipt. ,isco7 . dirlinfirat;y-O r iire, Sept. i , 1 807 . . . . zoraa fraih ih& ,iortra4,ll of..4draiorOaihbier, Corn manier in cy his: illajest2i. Ships' and Ves scis is thc received.-at the ddltfraltg this wpraing. : - , AuousT e3.---The battery on theleft wing of the army (which iscalcolated to defend its advance frotn the annoyance' of Alre.gun-boats) beitig'completed and mounted with thirteen - 24I.ntnders,. tits con,- strunion of. Inovar .batteries, under cover of the above, avo in progress. The Enemy observing t i hese movements, appeared-Yesterday to he coileEting their praams and gun-boats•near harboues.mouth', in preparation for a powerful attack on their works. Our advanced Squadron continuing in their pOshion tOr defending the operationS oursliore,' , AVere, about ten A. 'M. attacked by three prams tcarryitig:.ekh tin guns), and a , considerable number of .gnu-boats (said to be more than 30), in addition to the fire from the Crown battery, flOatilig 'batteries . ; and bltick-ship4, which was , ; continued for' more than four hours. The lire was returned with great spirit' trim the Squadron; and some attempts. were made COngreVe's rockets, but the distance Baas kiiigi-eat to piOdnce Mitch etfeEt from then,: About. two P. M. the gun-brigs which were farthest advanced, not being able to make any impression so vast a force, were ordered-to retire; and the tiring ceased. I antliappy to rind the Squadron ; recaived no Material injury. We'have, however; to tegtt-tt the loss of Lieutenant. John Woodtbrd, of the Cruiur, with three men killed in the setiltral vessels, and 13 wounded. On the part of the Enemy, it is believed, that .one gun -boat has been , disabled or sunk, and one.,of the praams was observed to be towed out. of the action disabled. The new battery tit ti,:! Miff up:vneil, and taking a part 'in the engage- Consideeable .execittiOn The Ships and Vesqvi% unclermentioDecl were engaged in this Whir, mid I ha► e acquitted myself of a must pleasing duty ih convityihg toclhe Commanders, Officer*, and Crews , of the Sloops, Bombs, Gun-brigs, mid Boats, the warm seu,e praise: and iimirobi,ition with bravery and energy during so long and so heaVy a contest hate inspired nie. . . Narno, of tile Veti t ,el, forinin4 the Advanced Squadron, with ' on Account of the Killed alid Wounded. Thunder ll ,, ntii, ~ s , ZeL44 kt4tP, ! ' Untot ditto, F,lry nitro, i'lklier ditto, /Emit dim), : 'Tigress ditto, Ve3lllillliilittO, Desperate ditto, , ._ ' ' CruiZer Skop, . ' Sllejoarit ditto i with r.ite unto, .- Three Armed Transports, . Mutint: itirvo,.. - '4lO 1 tette , A tini.:,l Ship. Tea, Launches, fitted as , ' r i; :a,) s. c, w.f.,. ig, ' NlOrtar beats. g elr i oss 2 stLiitwit .kuled,' Lieut. Wdliani(3llglitly), a sea. man, and 4 marines wounded. indignirii -I•seam4l kilicil, i 6,:ainati woolidett. kir.fmt— t Wtairian and i inartni:. wounded. c., in zcr--I.ientiliant Woodford killed. ' Viailont'N irvpc!) wounded. Atilt ai J Boat —1 seamali wOundid. Total -4 kilted, and 13 woundcti. AbcnisT occasion to confer with Lieutenant-General Lord Cathcart, commanding• the army, re4pecling the - ro-operatinn of the Fleet, went on shore to heAd-quarters for that purpose. 1 learnt 'that the right win ; ; of the army is advanced near to the town on the Soufh-west,; and are pre paring mortar tmttcl,l, to commence the bombard ment of it. Tim Enemy beitig obliged to' withdraw their out-posts in that quarter, hat't set. ' fire to : the m suburbs to prevent them fro affording cover to our. troops. The , ve4seis • which were in atition . yester- - day ,ire getting their damages repaired. .No tatta& has been male this day b? the Enemys Flotilht against , our advinced- Squadron. AuGusT •23,--Yesivr . day and, this day the damage. ' which Feveral of the Gan-brlg9. received iLI the aa.,: tiOn Oil the 23(1 have been repaired,' and the Vessels Ire avin ready'fior service. N IV...The above -Journal-. was brought to. Eng. land by the Earnest Gun-brig, returning aeeordin:. to her orders to Yartnnuth, after delivering the (It patches with which she. sailed for the Adiniral. • . This morning the Explasioa , IVtintlerer, 'and' ettion, hove. in sight round the North end of the BAA'KR ur r s. Tames' Cor.on, or Mincing.lane,-.l.onifon, nierclunt, td sur renat:r Sor, 15, 19; ar‘tell;llnd 00. at one, at Good. hall • A ttornics, Nt2ssis. Gregson and Dixon, Angel- Zenuit, Throgo rnrton- street. . . WiMint Bobth, of Fentiturch•buildings, money-scrivener, Sept. 15,..15, and Qct. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, . Messrs. Eynt and Itixon, thydon-square. Minories.' Robeetitobinson, of Salford, Lancashire, rope-manufaattrer, Sept. 2;, at eleven, 26, 'at twelve, and 'Oct. 24, at eleven, at .tite•Soread 'Ea . & Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Keatsely and Cardwell, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cur sitor;street, I.ontion. iolm'Slingsby, of Manchester, merchant, Oct. 5, 13, and 24, at eleven. at the Dog Tavern, Deani:gate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street ; Mr. Knight, Man. ch'ester. Samuel Braddock, late of Macclesfield, innkeeper, Sept.. 28, at four, zo, at eleven, and ()Ct. 24, at four, at the • BRIPs Head, MaccleSfisld. • Attornics, Mr. I). Browne, Macclesfield; or 'Messrs. Wright and Pickering, Paper buildings, Inner Temple. • Anthony• Lister, of Marsh Chapel, Lincoln, grocer, Sept. 2r, 23, - and Oa. i. , .at eleven, at the•Ctorge Inn,.Kingston. upon. Hull . A t tornieS,. Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-Street ; • or Mr. Ruben Galiand, * sin Bean. of Leeds, worsted.rnanufaattrer, Oa. g, at five, • to and 24, afeleven, at the'Black Bull Inn, Burnley, Lan . caster.Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple ; or Mr. Williaat Shaw, Burnley. . • oa. is. Samuel Huntington, of Chester, linen-draper.. 041.1: john Aehby, late of Hinckley, Leicest,r,taker. 041, rz: Thos. Steadman, late of Redmite, York, grocer. • i 5. Wen. Turner, late of. Lane-end, - S"tailhrd . , potter. ()a. is. John Turner, late of l,ane.end, Stabbed, potter.' Oat. 13. Richard Aldridge, of Bratol, twine-spinner. 041. 2r. Nathaniel Watts, late of StonehoUse, Gloucester, clothier. - 0a 3. Win. Howell, ofNeath, Glamorgan, shopkeeper. Odober 31. Francis Henry Christin lolin•Cal Vert Clarke, atul Charles Bowen, of College hill, merchants. 'Nov.l7. William Flom and Richard Jackson, of • Redcross speeti redifyingdistillers. Nov: 4. Samuel *Poole; of Cheapside, haberdasher. Oei 17. 'pint Ratray, of Paternoster-row, woollen-draper. Oct. 3 Jonathan Sha,v, late ofliolton, Lancaster, cotton maiinfadiver. O. tz. Thomas Cooke, late of Cloueester, merchant. CERTIFICATES. oa. 3. Th omas G oo ddy, o f s i l effi e ht, grocer. Capes, of CainAnirgli, Lincolnshire, mercer. Georv,e Culin,r, late of Chilliam, Kent; miller. - ro,:rith Sheriff, of 131acktriar's road, linen draper. William Richmond, fete of Mark-lane, audioneer. PARTNERSHIPS DIS , OI,I I ED: Joseph [WMI4 and 'Charlegwortlißramley; of Essex Wharf, Essex-street, coal.merchants. .. . , James Masras, of Statibra, and Taint Dent, ..of , Hanley, StatErd, brandy; merchants. Obadiah and John Wwwasd, of Sheffield, con). furniture makers. Mary:Showiir and Alexander Sutherland,. of Broad-Street, Bloomsbury;" bridle. en tters.. (SW Pu `of Birmingham, fa tints . • - H: ft;ilistand I 1-leffortf. 'rho!. Toinlinson, of ItiooMeeet 11OUIP, Yoketleet, York., and I hit burkill, sen. of Wintringharn, Lincoln, mer chants. Thomas Drtiery Hawkins, and folseph Sykes, of Nicholas. lane sugar-lattors. -. . . 1 . Samuel Goolden, hmes - GOolcien, of. Beaten Norris, Lan. - caqa, anti Kees Thtlinas, of Manchester, cottori=mantt .faditrers. • • , . , • :- .. . . . Joseph Pickering, John Lord, Thomas Brown, of lialawel I, . Lancaster, and George Barlow, of Manchester, cotton n arttifaetnreis.' * ' .." I)aniel Wilkinson, Henry llodgion, aria Chides Jacob Wil. -.4,4 4 pe, of Itittay•st met; wareljousetrien. Simon LC'..: and William Barnes, of Lloyd's Coffee-house,. inNv raoce - Ip..okeri. ' . , " William John4on, John Priest, and William Ness, of flud. . derstield, York, spirit•trierchatits. . . Edward Ind I.ones KenworOY, of kloitilead in Lingards,„ Vt,,ii , , bIN.1:1-dyttrs _. John Rougliion, of Measharn, Derby,'and John Marshall, of mitny -de- la. ithich, Lelcester, millwrights. -1 George Ricliards and Samuel Tipper; of LeAdenliall-street, boolisel lei s. P.A4CE CQUIZT SATUIiDAY, SEPT. 12. AePtiralii=oifice., Sept.. 1 1807. &Iraq . qf a Letter from ico-/amiral . Russell, Commander in Chief y . a Squadron of' his .Ma jesty's Ships and Pi?ssels en, ploged in . 14 - Afortlf Sefij tO Ike lioourable' trelle,9l9 Phle, Secretary qf the ? km.iralty, dated Majestic; olf the 011 t September ; arid' received last 'night, try Lientena i nt Ramsay, of the Carrier Cotter. , ; • .• T beg, you will be' pleaSed to acquaint My Lords COmtnisiioner3 of the Adrniralty, that Vat - rived at this Island; and anchored close to the 'fot,vn, ott the itth• instant, at half past two P. M., hut did not, as :expeeled, find the ExplcAun, the Wanderer, or' the Exertion, with which their Lordiltips had in tended to reinforce me. Having found that .Lord Falkland had, with his usual zeal and promptness, summoned the Garrison on the , 30th ultimb, and tha his:proposals were re jeaed by the Governor,,l .was making.my arrange mentN to. storm hini with the marines and bearneni of the Squadron, it' he did nut . instantly an:rigida, for at thisstinte,the value of the ' Island .to us , is irtt manse... . , At six P. M. however; he sr; eilt a Flag'of Truce, desiring that: an' ()Ulcer Might be:sent in: the morning to. treat MI . Articie,“at .Capitulation i• slid I accordingly,, at daylight yesterday morning, diwatched Lord- Viscount anti Lieutenant D'Ativergne , (First of this ...hip) gni tint. xervice. 'At two P. ivl. the . Deptamion tetorned:with the. Articlei .of Capitulation, which iintneJiately ra.4 may` be made little Gibraltitt, and a Ica: liavettfor : satall craft, even in she winter; it Is a key the Rivers tins; IMeser, ,Tade, Litiv,, and . Eyder, the only asyltun at present for our crctizers in these seas.. • I have appointed Lieut. D'Ativergrie as ,toting GoVernor until their I.,ordships ) pleasure is known ; and I beg leave.to add, that, framing perfect know.. ledge, of both se vices; 'his' zeal and loyalty, and a 'high sense olhonouril *mow noseatnan more Coin relent to the.M.tht. • , ' (Signed) MACNANIA.TIA 'RUSSELL 4rtran of .rnicieher Leiter JO,* tlit / 7 ice-ildmikdr, doted en the sane'• f. %~L' ~ 1'h14.1: 01' SATUI „ , ,gcli t stout .Navy 5 OrCent 96 i.f 5 Cent. 1797, shur ri! h, por Cent. shut rvek. C cat. blittt ?et 1<:.(1. shut pit Tee" 4ori sllailk b.. shut` " Aun.,,stigt) p. it L0141)014' . Pante* y Att D 144,,R s, of SR : 4, 6 % 11 60171cl No. 11-0, stfand; 84f1E'ON.TIlE OUK , E 01 7 rtEnFOrtb's ItiCESTO • Sll . Elil'. • Tliirsday; about two o'clock, a numerous paiw of Gentlethen Farmers assegibled from all pa'fl of the Kingdom, at the' Park. Farm, to be prOseil, on this "interesting 'occasion, ,The Compan) first' partook of au" elegant.. cold (Miner, at which. JOHN WING, Esq, kesidtd, under a, temporary marquee eretied for the occasion. 'After the cloth was drawn, the following toasts were given ;-- . The King —The Duke of Bedford--The Duchess of Bed. ford, with three times , three—The Marquis of Tavistook Wing—The'Memhers for the County of Bedford—The Lart of Ossory, &c. . -.At four o'clock the company adjourned to the pens in the Park', and Mr. Clayton commenced the' audion. Lot. No. - • I a Five' Leicester theaves were knocked down to Mr. ' j. Clayton, st 13igi, - 2 2 Five theaves Were sold to Mr. Flicks, at rus. 3 3 Ditto, to Mr. Wooley, at isgs. 4 4To Mr. Buckley,. at 176 gs, 5 9 Five two shears to Mr, Ransom; at taus.. 6 to Ditto,..to Mr. I. ClayfOn, at'l4gs. ' - 7 t t To Nil'. Pajoe► 2 r l oo. \ ' 8 1,2 Ditto, to.Alr. Battams, at r4gs. • 9 17 live tired shears, at 14gs.. Batt;ms. 'lO ;8 Five three shears to Mr. tvapiey ) at tBga.• .19 Ditto, to'Mr..Wind„ at 16gs. - t t ---• •' s A shearing lamb, -by Mr. I3uckley's itadin, .to Mr. Wooley, at 'cogs. 13 Ditto by ditto, to Mr. Wring, at 6git.' . - -14 3 A slicatLhog ram,' bta son f Mr. Buckley's In and. In, to Mr. Preston. 15 4 Ditto by ditto, ao Mr. Johnson, at togs. ;6 • 5 Ditto hy ditto, to Mr. I . - Battarns at 81gs. 17 6 A slicar.hog, by Mr. Bucktey's .to Mr. at t3tsts. t 8 7 Ditto by ditto, o Mr. Walton, at iSii;s. a 9 8 A ditto, by Mr. Btickley's in and In, to Mr.Check-' ley, at logs. • . • . 2o 9A' ditto, by Mr; Buckley's j. C. to Mr. B.uber, 35gs. at 16 A shoat - 611°g ram, by a son bf Chate,C; to Mr: j. tarns, at t igs,' 22 31 Two shear, by Mr. Buckley's Surprise, to Mr. john Battams, at 1 23 32 A ditto; by Mr. Buckley's Chance, to 1. Wing,Esq. at los, , 24 33 A two shear, by Mr. Buckley's j. C. to Mr. (;lcet, . at 4iligs. 25 34 A two shear, by Mr. Buckley's Surprise, at 9gs• 26 35 Ditto by ditto, to -Mr. 1. Batt:tins, at togs. 27 36 Three shear, , by Mr. Buckley's In and in, at rigs. - to Mr. Nickol. 28: 37 Four' sht'ar ditto, by Mr. Buckley's Surprise, to Mr. Nickol, at !cgs. -• 29 38. Fou; shear, by Mr. Buckley's Surprise, to Mr. .'COOdenan, at Bgs. 30 39 Fix.e..shear, by Mr. Buckley's Surptiso, to Mr. Binion, at sgs. . 31 4o Carce's Ditto, by Stone's I, to Mr. 1 .Clayton, at 48,- _ . . The utinost, hilarity and good humour prevailed, and the .company did not disperse. till hallzpast six o'clock. SECOND DAYS SALE. , • - 'IX riiday last, a great number of Gentlemen and ... Farmers met .at the Park tarns to dinner.. as on Thursday. After dinner the same toasts were gweit . as the day bef o re, and the company 'atterided the sale at the pens in the Park. Lot. No. . • 32 3 Consisting of five theaves,•was knocked down to Mr. lelico, at 18ga. 33 6 D . itto to Mr. jetico at sggs. 34 7* Pive theaves, to Mr. Jelico, at 46gs". 35 - 8 Five theavea„, to Mr., jelico, at 33gs, , 36 13 Five two ahem, to'M r. 'elle°, at 23gs. 37 14 Tu M i.• lelico, at 4 tgs. 38 is Five two shear, to Mr. lelico, it 38gs. 20 1,. T .„ Aix- .14.1.4 , ,...........4.. ...• , . ._ 4o 20 Five aged ewes, to Mr. tiefth - eS, at isgs. 4i 21 Ditto to ' Mr. Buckley, at args. 42 22 rive :toil ewes . tC, ,Mr. Heetlies, at rsgs. . 43 23 Ditto to Mr.,Ffeethes, iii iogL 44 . ' •• 24' Ditto to Mr. litethes,at iBga. 45 25 Five aged ewes, to Mr. Fleethes, 3zgs. 46 ai To Mr. l.•clayton, inn. at 53gs. '. • 47,1 i Shear bug rain, by Mr. Iluckie) t s, K.. Inn and Inn, • •. ' •to Mr. Nickol, at rigs. • -. • 48 12 A sheario& runt, by a,sbil pl . .ditto, to Mr. E. Casv. ley; at 510. , 49 13 A shearing rani, by Mr.. Buckley's K. 3rl antijn;.to Mr. Purser, at Opt:* • .50 1 4 , Ditto, by a sub of th; to, - to Mr. Nogus; attitgt.;.. : - 51 'l5 1)1110, by r a sell Of (IWO, to Mr„ Best, at cogs„ 52' t 6 A sttel rig ra'ai,by , !Mr. Buoieley's K.lit and In, bit . the I-lon.. 11. Hoare, at 1a.60, . 53 . * 1 Ditto, by ditto, to MY. 'Clayton, at't7o,s: ' ... 54 18 Ditto, by Mr, ,Buckley's I. c to. thokion. A. , ' Hoare, at 4 rgs. - - 55 19 A shearing riiitt,-' by Mr.. Biteklers Chance, to Mr: Payne, at 31gs. , _.. 0 2os A 'btu); by a son of K, In and i i i, 10 , Mr. 'Woks, at ' • 258 - • . ~, 57 or Two sheer, .by I Mr. Bucklers K. In and In, t o' Mr. Moon:, ikt 550. . SS 22 Ditto, by Mr.l 3 uckley's Chance, to Mr. I: Clay. ton, jun. at 2igs._.: _„, : . •• . M -: 59 23 Ditto, by Mr. .Buckley's K . In and In, to r. 'Nli.toi, at 13gs: . ' ,-- . 6o r A. two-shear, by a son' of Surprise, to Mr. Moore, :it . . . be as' A two-shear, by a son of Surprise, to Nif: Nickol, at 120. 6z 26 Twu.sjiear, by Mr. Buckley"s K. Short-tail, to Mr: Pli6Ce, at 3 irs. 63 27 Two•shear, by a son of Surprise, to Mr. MAD!' at IMO. • r • 64 22 by Mr. Buckley's Chance, to Mr. Nickol; at .12. gs. , 65 39 Tviio.4hear, by Mr. 'llckl . ey's k. Short-tail, to Mr. Nickol, at ;ogs. , 66 31 Two-shear, by a son of SUrprize, Mr. Purser,at 114 gs The sale was not concluded tin seven (Mock: FIR E.—On Saturday morning s a fire broke out at the, Vitriol and Turpentine Works near Poplar, be. lunging, ' as we understand, to Sir Cu. Paics and Co. The rapidity Of the ilarries, - •oWing to the extreme conibUstible,• nature •of the materials ; was such, that . the whole of the. extensive ,pretnises, and . the Valuable stock, tell a prey to the element, •bethre any engine could be . brolight td play l ,on it and 110,t,. only.:,the•stock is gone; bin the building, which fortunatcily. Ws isolated, is most erleCtually . t`o 'the ground. . The'•''llitruage.• sustained is estimated at '2(1,0001. or nearthaf . sicT . Theworkmemeicapvd with little injury. • • -Saturday morriing.bet!.veen twelve and one o'clock, a fire broke out the 'rouse of Mr. PittP3ls, SEV.lW hit'and bonnet master, • in Shoreditch, wiikit raged i're - at fury fo some tune, and. destroyed the interior of ; the premises, with two houses,baCkwards, 4ndt11..! whole' of the' furniture, it : cc.; but by the arrival of several firemen and'engines, the barites were prevented. fromtspreading further . ... Fortunate:- ly no person recehied.bodily ~ Thursday afternoonos some,,persons were boiling kettle, under a hedge, by a argg or furie; near Roo Cohimen, - by some accident the fire corinhUnt cited to.the furie,..and extendawith such rapidity gs, entirely to overcome the : exertions of tk peas wito were cncleayOUring to extinguish The` ,. t 'fiOd with irrisistible and'in a shOrt time eon =stiriied Itie4ltole growth:of ntoriyittiti:sures. - •". a - r" k ," %i f _ . • Martlett.cout4..liow-street; /q.t. stakottit Sex rrp..ot South Moituti stiott Grosveiviioviire• ierw Urricis or the Papa' - ; 1 &tor must • . ~: .. ~ ;., MORRIS ' ARDERSO.N. This was an aelion to recover l 91. for . necessaries sold to the Defendant's wife., .The 'Plaintiff, is a I raker, residing Tooley-street, • find the. Defend. ant is* , a re4eaable tradesmiu at. Newington:. It appeared. that Mrs: Anderson eloped from her huS band in March. last, :and lived iti3 concealed situa. tion at. Peck ham, 'where the Plaintiff furnished her apartments with the- articles.which constituted-the. present demand. The deli Very of the goods having been Voved,.it was contended that .t he Plaintiff was. entitled to recover: The;Counsel tin- the Defendant described, tbe AO ion to he one of the titnit' impudeoi ever brought into• Court. He observed, it was the' first tinge she hearth) huiband called upon- to-pay for, furniture which - had been.. purchased to promote the. infidel it It a his-wife. The:Plaintiff hadinduced the Def eu d an t's wife to desert her family, for the pur pose of living. in the.. most, abandoned intercourse wi t h him. , He..then'caikd witnesses, to prove that the . Plaintiff had frequently, been seen 3t the ledg ingg of. the. Defendant's :wife, and on one. occasion relthillieft• all night. The learned Judge considered` it untir;essary to. sum up the evidence,- and :the - Jury, ,without- hesitation,. found *a verdict for the De • fenclant, The popularity of the new 'Lottery. Plhn maybe easily accounted for, as ..Novelty, w'hcn, : rendered doubly interesting to the pal.ilie,.a4 in the present ill stance, will not only acquire, but.rnerir, general at tention: At needs ouly an impartial View of. the conjuna LOttery Schemes, now offered to thwetn hraqe of adventurers,. each prcxlative of -great gains yet requiring but one stake for both, to.be convioad of their superior elaitno to the distinguished patron age they already beau-- ...„ NoULE Pithm.,--In a curious. tintlquiirian' just.published;among other anecdotftof the "great" Duke of Sam EWS (Quitt,is ilia:sixth Duke) it is , mentioned, that. be had gteat• aversion to being looked at or spoken to by inferiors. His servants ) okityed. him by-signs, and u'llen he went Oilt in the courttry,i Nadi Were previonsiy.eleared. f‘, Go out:ot tiai ilk 51.163:it one day harightily . to ,a c irynf ail 7Vit 0 zerii di:iving a 14g, -‘‘ :Why ?'' !the,stirly rustic,r—tc „LiecattseinyxLord Duo is corning, and he' don't liko to te looked 0 4,- th e coutrtryinau, enraged, seized the hog. by the ears, and held. hitn Up to the .carriage exel4itn ing, '! .1 wooll.zee hird,- and my pia shall zee hint too," .„ • 1 .•• . • f• AIUU,k4 India Stock, ' ; s• , . ~ India lionds, is. cis. , South Sea Stoole,' . y_ 1 Exchequer Milli; par, 2s, diti '.oiniii4c6, I 4liti. :, linpertui 3 rtil . Ccnt. !ditto Ann. 7 t i r-r6th's Coh..tUr• 13th . QdIJ 62 . 1 f. ' POLICE. i Tift, tits ‘Ptri 'et . "OfTrov.-z—Silf urtlay; : ther' t'ne llusly, tB. years.of age $, -lately from Ireland, and. AerVali(atalodging-huttle at itotherhithe; ehargepl Yo.Uk man of the nand of- Coakley, a. eooper's la- - hourer - it) the ,king's Dock-yard e -with havinr; cum mitted a rape . itpon her; while' she was vinakin-a logger's bed:. -,Agitated by her feelings; she . soon affet - threw•bergelf:lnto the river, -but was resoed' by a waterman, -Upon. the deVelopement - of ;the case, the tatfendev was held to bail, to appiear at' the next General Seisions for-the County SuiFef. NIARLIICIMUCII-STREET: , --011 Sat - m.(l:l) , L p_ fiersoti of the uatne of Keen, a wholesale deler 'in , char nt6ters for ertoatits, , ,w is- charg , cd carrying on his profession to the, ,injury i 4 imr respedable-fatuiliei. Ile was corptpitte4 t;11' - the Sessions. - ;. •• : . ; ; . Riani , 4f the th~t23 Cliff Atiout three months - oi' footman 'to 1 1- c3entleinait: seal. in ,Aldetinaa's'-vOalk; was brought up, ‘thaFgal. by his itt-Is . r.?.r StolerP Var:oUs of plate Committed to hi care; Oa search ag Cht.—pri% fjoner's roOni;'th . e Officer found:k number't brokers' duplicates, exa4ly Corre;;poneling• articles rrilssing. *The dirrtirgat Pti,N.VtiOtort;er4 - ap pearea and produbed the articles, 6itststf4* , ui eight t;tiver table: spoons, and q,silver milk pot; Ali A of which the Prosecutor swore saS being hiS and as to their hitt=ing bcen entruSte'd to' the:care the. prisoner; also that:a 04t.,* prod iced-by one ..of the Pawnbrokers, was the: ProSeintt)i's': prOoerty.. The different articlei were pledged in the Piitionees 'name, and two of, the rawnbroker.,..with .V.theirx four of tke - spoOns and the wit had been pledged,: swore to .the Prisoner as tieing 'the, person front: whom they . received these "articles. 'The pris - 60er: era;, on this evidence, fully committed for trial. . . ~ ' Guit.DnALL.--The peadle of St. Bride's . Parish. brOught, or rather aceompaOied, before the Sitting Magistrate (Mr. Alderam ParasEv) a very•presty lOoking young woman, .who, tired ; and disgusted at a Ilfc. of prostitution, and anxious to' be received once - more into the hosom of society, hoped that, through. th : lrecoMmendation of, the Magistrate , she might procure admittance to the Magdalen'ltos.. ... pital. .. The girl, iti telling her tale,"Statd; . Wit ~ ishe - had been nearly four years_ io that cleplorable- line of ',Wei tram. which she was now anxious .to be rescued- ' she hada mother, %‘'ho, she li ed rea;en -to littlieve 4 . would have again receive d her unt!s2r-her prot4.46llon n but, being, married . to a seeetrd hushlaul; • \Oki - , was rather in emba4aved . circumstanees, .04e .-eVas- ,pre' l vented . frotn,: ,leudttlg, . that -coniitdiratiee , ::Litglii•ait. 4 sis,tance ,to ber.,,now . p.eniteirOlatizi, 141,,:iivilf ( *as: so necessary.,to:faallpatp her re.tuhi'r . itit *kink of virtue:. ~" - Thewcirthy Alderman'applauFled Irighiyhhtbucti able intentiktps ofihis'ynung.:ApPricapv.Whjch hip, should rejcAcg ,to see more pre alert arrest 'Sono reduced to Ilic:uni - ortiinnte lin2 of - hfe ithtfl :i ivilitt , she seemed anxi;)ui to ei . ciipe. :: 111. i. 7 '111;6 Awn., , - mented t.hq Veadle - 0 the latinan . ?.r.lisi)Werl : Sy.hins, 4, r 4.4..,....1...,,v 5 .,••.,1 ! C. , "i:ii--,..4 chi*. ,r;7.21-tru.•7rll -Al '•• I in. was una in. . girl: .-41Arhinitidai - Thii . friiiitliftn, he hOWCVer af ra 11,.w0 (1141 not - have --, i'h'e ' Oka of gaMing the girr:hplitetate 'adz istiqrinto- the~ Wag. dalen. He could AtlZzgeS! . ) . r \ iiyoiiq ` 011:p . ;by - . tyjii:14 she height command a ready, pitislitnt. ratts - tllP , Pbene, yolent. I pstitutiop,. ariphat r was)‘,-): . sulualitliii - to a rqiidenCe in .13addwell_for Ilree . weekg . „ at the ex pi 4 ration of, v.. hick. rale; 'a 'certificate from thence of her uniform gtiod):ieliaviocr, during - the time shpt had resided thereifiionid: ptoenrecter ready.;a4tni *ion into .th ..H eosp4l.- , .,"4"' 7 .- '-',. ' -..,,... , • . • . The ppor girl cheerfully, e mbraced this .mpde of • , . extricating : ii"..a . sAf ou s t ( ~ A. . ti er , lareSetli" 41719.r3 1 * 1 6 ituaticm. i and too worthy ,Alderman ordered, - that; during the, pekcid of her wobqttOkndue.regard sbonld be paid-tothe laudable motive wilich" had Occesiotted ber confinenient, and that hiistiould be•treated , with every possible teiide.inyss. . SHIP IVEIn. d*A.v . - p asse d by —the Fairlets, - Browth i frcini Quebiit; Mary, o ar dk.., Oettitan, Card, Lively,—Bath,,, l.evely , Bishop. Sprightly, Hill, and .Travell•!r, °ming, from Sx,pPeters b4rgii Argue , Lane,, and &Thep, from Stock" fiolniA l t`eorge . t, Thompson, trom'CWKriliagen i Trafficker. tiontgsburgli , ; Corinne - Yee, Stanhope, a n d Martel. Martin, .from Riga. _ • Sailed—the Ceres, Bennett, for cibraltar AM, l iarri4 for Malta ; : and John, Woaf, for Cottenburgh. . B/RTHS. . . On Friday' lait, e i i n des L t o ,so w n er o T: l o i :k i s a t r r i ee o t t :gie; ti rf t it a .° r f t, f g Viscount Stuart, So ( n )n an t d lie H a e 9 i t r hc a p ta in . of the ult. the Lady of Rifle Corps. . Glass, 95_111 • • ' AMR RIE D . . • On Tuesday last William Haydon, jun. Esti: 0f..,C 1 '„,i 1 " : ford,: Surrey', to 'Miss Walker, daughter of' k:d wart; Wau"" , sll of C.;egingthorpe, Etaex. lil-Wednesday last, at §t. Nlary's 'Church, Okforti.iur. E. W. Saword, of Last-Grec.llWiell, lb • 1111,;s S A VI'VetIOCIIs , fepoltd daughter of MTS. I3enwcli, of (11 ;: oici. . • On . .rhllfsGlily, 7‘.lf. rieldreg•:. Stirgeon, the._ieote . ~r;tt: f utita Corn . to11:lisb A nti n, Lately, at it. lonn'h r, g Ke" 3" ', jun. ; of.j.itiliti*Adistreet, St,a , ,, :,114i .1.1../....Nawley, 0' MonnKtut h-st met • • 4 p w :t.tr d . ay . a , :iv. , Te Laugher, . ct.Srkti.-111;; itarrisOt only claireitr •of e ... • . • ' ; „ f aocr° Potise, near, . t colon, and di:;triontea;_it becr, t h " ; popuhica MuotgumetY,-iistrltfu.tßlity C 'ly!C.tl n 43.1 . ', ' , -' / • • •DlAila .1 - - • • ' . - . • ~ on the 7 th in.at. , at irijot,il;;u6sett . Roston; Eq. of clapnw n .),.4.. . .-- . -" ' . . • On T u..od, t y ; last ~:11i tile Incyi(l6n.a Ille, in 1,1 a papleiftia atledien,, 'at lii tint's, in,g'usex.,' wher: 11 , ' , /..,-:i,t 1 . 1;r Ilia rd covery of hishd:l:th, the 1/ . ..ev.1i ' , Joni ::::till.';yl-Ic.A.Stli, n,tr U i the Loth insA: at Ilillingir,lo:, in the Ittd of Wii. 14145., Virscc•ot, w" le 0 Ir . . G. G. vioccrlf 'ol:lli6'Sanct ior Y • ~. 1,.. Wcillithister, '. ~ • ' • ' - • YesterdaY mOrtilog; at' Ciaitrattl,`NN§ree'lloid '111,011.1115, .voungest spit. ,of M x. Titornor of Gcor 'o's colfee.hott 7:42, 'in ... tt L •••• iheStraiid. • - - -. •' , : ___,..--1,;-. '. HiSit WAIIER AfT LONDON iiiiDtii r rOA MOl(` ROW. - ?laming , 5 2 hiin. afier 12. I Atte-moon, 'l4 mici,'aiter'l*