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NZ ( . 411 C ori.r .S.: ek r f 0 tite:evio.-011 ) : 1- `4.. ts'eSzte) Ow FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS entd DEPARTURES. ARRIVAT.S. Lord Castlereagh, on Monday, at his house in St. James's septare, (ruin !eclat:A. The Earl mud Countess of Pembroke and family, at their house in Privy-gardens, (ruin their seat, Wilton-house, The r. 3..) and Counters of We!degree', at Greillotes Hotel, A :bmoii lc-strrel, from a tour. Lord Flicharris, in Hill street, Berkeley-square, from his sear. tier Court, Mole. Tlie Hon. Mrs. Robinson. at her house in Privy-gardens, from her seat, Bamford, Wilts. The Earl of Latirlaff. at Reddish'. Hotel, Jermyn-street, from his scat in !Maud ; the Hon. George Anson, at ditto, from Norfolk. The Ambassador of the Netherland', at Isis house, White hall•place, from ■ soul to the Duke sad Duchess of Wel• bugloss, at their seat, Stratfirldaay, Haws. DEPARTURES. The MArriitis and Marchioness of Buckingham, yesterday, from their residence in Pall-mall, for their slat, Stone, Bucks _ . . ----- Sir George sad Lady Nugent, from their house is Dover. street, fur their brat, Taplow, Backs. DRURY-LAN E THEATRE. The favourite comedy of A Care fins the Heart Ache was performed last night with great effect. The Nl.iiiikbant humour of Old Itapid was developed with the utmost felicity by Mr. MuNDEN, theindomitahle v.vacity of his son by Mr. ELLISTON. Both per fwinsoces do not decline in interest by repetition. Roninnan was interestingly elegant in Ellen I'o,le.r ; Mrs. MARDYN perfectly delineated the .etisitive Jesse Outlands ; Mr. KNIGHT did sample iu,tice to that characteristic which may he termed rural pathetic, on which Mr. MORETON, in most of his plo a. has delighted to dwell; Mrs. EGERTON wa, whimsically flippant in Miss Vortex. The play "au altogether uncommonly well sustained. The pantomime of Jack and the Bear-stalk succeeded, and ,re n ted, from its reception, to have lost uo por tion of its attraction or amusement. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. ORDER OF PROCESSION Fur CHAIRING SIR FRANCIS BURDETT and JOHN CAN! HOBHOUSE, Esq. on Thursday, April 6, 1820. Two Trumpeters on Horseback, Four dark Blue and White Streamers. Constable on Horseback. Nine A3sisianis,, three and three. Dark Blue Flag, Motto, "The People." Band of Music, three and three. B of the Parish of St. Anne—Green. Electors on Foot, four and four. Parochial Committee in Bartniches and Four. Baird of Music, three and three. ansuer of St. Paul, Coircut.gartlett, and St. Martin le-Grand—Pink. Electors on foot, furor and four. Pasochial Committer iu Barorsdrea and Four. Band of Music, three and three. DAMAO' of St. Clement and St. Macy.le.Straud..—White. Electors on Foot, four and four. Parochial Committee in Barouches and Four. Dark Blue Flag, Motto," Reform of Parliament." Band of Music, three and three. Banner of St. Martin-in.theSields—Dark Blue. Electors on Foot, four and four. Parochial Committee in Barouches and Four. Band of Music, three and three. UMW of St. James—Crimson. Electors me Foot, four and four. Parochial Committee is Barossches and Four. Dark Blue Flag, motto, "Trial by Jury." Band of Music, three sod three. Banner of St. George—light Blum. Electors on foot, four and four. ;Parochial Committee In Barouches and Four. Band of Music, three sod three. Banner of St. Margaret and St. Joliu—While. Elector* ou foot, four and four. Parochial Committee is Barouches sad Four. White Flag, Motto, " Purity of Election." Three Baronches and Four, containing the Proposers and Secouilera, Chairman, Treasurer, Counsel, and Solicitor. Four Trumpeters on Horseback. Dark Blue Fl3g, "John Cam Hobbostse"—Whits Banner in Advance, " Choice of the People—Dark Blue Flag, " Sir F. Burdett." --- Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and JOHN CAN. HOBHOUSE, Esq. la a Car draw• by Six Grey Horses. Tommy named Geatlemen on Horseback. Carriages to close. - - The electors of the several parishes will assemble at nine u'c I pek, at their respective Committee-rooms. They will them proceed with their band of music and banner to Sloane strict, Knightsbridge, which it is expected they will reach at about ern. Whoa the Members are seated in the ear, the procession will proceed in the coarse staled is the advertise .. wrist in front of our Paper. After setting down at the Crows and Anchor, carriages will draw off towards Temple-bar, round the east side of St. Cie oseat's Church, mad up Wyels.street. Gentleesea who joie the preemie.' in baguet's/lb will do so in bemoan without boxes, the horses (with a favour on each side of the head) rode by postillions. The favour will be dark blot, with a white rosette lu the centre, to be worn on the kA aids albs bat. Yesterday her Royal Highness the Duchess of CLaassca took an airing in her carriage in the Regent's Park. The Duke of NORIPOLIC will leave town this day. fur his seat, Fornharn, Suffolk. The Marquis and Marchioness C HOLMON DELEY are expected to leave town on Fridsy, for thei► seat in Cheshire. The Marquis and Marchioness of LA NSDOWN gave a grand entertai 1111 l rut on Illoesday to the Duke of HAMILTON, the Earl of DONOIJOHNONA, Lord and Lady HOLLAND. Lord Huicsitssom and a large party of distinguished personages, at Lansdown House, Berkeley-spier, The Earl and Countess of LODSDALD and family are expected in town the beg gof treat week *Or the season, from their seat, Cottesimere. Rut. landshire. The Earl of HARDWOOD died on Monday more. ing at Harewood-house, .Hatover.square. His Lordship was in the 8.3 d year of his age. Ile is succeeded in his titles and estates by Lord LAS cmi.i.te (now Earl of HARDWOOD). who l a tely succeeded Earl FtTZWILLIAM, as Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire. STATR PRISONERS. MondAy Peeping copies of the Indictment for High Treason found against Arthar Thistleteoud, Win. Davidson, James lags, John Thom Brunt, Rh hard Todd, James Weer. Wilvon, John Harrison, Richard Brodborn, John Maw Strange, James Gilchrist, awl Char/es Cooper, were delivered to them respectively in the Tower of London, and ■t the lions. of Correction for the County of Middle sex, with a list of the Jury for their trials, and also a list of the witnesses to be produced for proving the said indictment. We uude►s+sud the prisouers art to be arraigned on Saturday the 13th inst. ■nd that the trials will he proceeded on the following Monday, under the general commission of gaol de livery, at the Old Bailey, and that the prisoners will be previou.ly removed from the Tower and the House of Correction to the gaol of Newgate, in order to give the court of gaol delivery jurisdiction to try them. The prisonets are each entitled to rhalleisge 33 jurors peremptorily; therefore, unless they join in their challenges, they must be tried separately, for the jury panel, numerous as it is, will not 'Oink of a joint trial, if the prisoners sever in their challenges. The Act of the 3d William 111. directs that the prisoners shall be admitted to their full defence. by counsel learned iu the law; and the 7th Wit ham 111. that they shall not lee anointed hut by and upon the oaths and testimony of two lawful wit. penes, either both of them to the same overt act, or one of them to one, egad the other to another overt act of the same treason, unless the party indicted, or arraigned and tried, shall willingly, without vio lence, in opts) court, confess the same, or shall stand wute, or refuse to plead. . The indictment contains lour counts— The first is on the statute of the 4fith of Edward 111. and charges the prisoners with cumpusing, isnaginiort, invent ing, devising, and intending to deprive sad deprse our Lord the King from the style, honour, and kim i lly lassie of the Imperial Crown of ibis resins. The second count is on the same statute, and charges the prisoners with compassing, imagining, null intruding to move and excise insurrection, rebellion, and wars against •ur Lord the King, within this realm, and to subvert and alter she legislature, rule, and government now duly and happily established within this realm, and to br i ng and put our said Lord t►e King s• ileitis. The third count is up the 36th Geo. 111. and charges the ['slangier' with CUM passing, imagining, devising, and intend ing to levy war against our Lord the King, within this realm, in order by force and constraint to compel Him to change his measures •ad counsels. And she overt acts charged, for manifesting and proving these act■ of Imam, are, first, meeting, conspiring, amid consulting, to devise, arrange, and mature plans amid means to subvert and destroy the constitution and government of this rooks, a■ by law established. idly. Conspiring, &c. to Mir up, raise, make, and levy in surrection, rebellion, and war against user Lord the King, and to subvert and destroy the constitulion and government of this realise, as by law established. 3dly. Conspiring, Sce. Ise assassinate, k ill, and murder divers of the Privy Conncil of our Lord the King. 4161 y. Procuring, providing, and having large quantities of arms, with intent thereby to arm themselves and other traitors, in order to assassinate, kill, and murder divers of she Privy Council. Sthly. Providing arms and ammunition, iu order to raise, mike, and levy insurreetiou , return ~,,,, and war, scaliest our Lord she King, and to subvert and desisuy the constitution laud government as by law established. Athly. Agreeing to swum ■nd take panessios of divers eanuon, warlike weapsiss, awl senutussitimb, with irritant 'thereby to arm themselves and other traitors, and to raise, levy, and make inserreesiun, rebellion, suit war, sod subvert and destroy she constitution and government as by law establishes,. 71hly. Coitus Wag and agreeing tu set ant la, been, and destroy, divers houses and buildiags, and diverse barracks used fur the reception and residence of the soldiers, troops, and forces of the King, and to provide and prepare CUM. buslibks and materials fur the purpose of setting file to and burning she same. . . Sthly. Composing and preparing, with intent to publish addresass and proclamations, containing solicitations Roil incitements to the King's subjects to aid and assist in mak ing and levying insurrection, relwllwii, and war, and 111/ subverting and destroying the constitution and government as by law established. I lthly. Preparing, kvying, and making public war, arm ed, and arrayed in a warlike manner, against oar Lord the King within this realm. The ninth ovtrt set is omitted in the third count. The 4th count is also nu the statute of the 36th of the Isle King, for levying sod snakiisg war against our Lord Ilia King within this realm, and attempting and endeavour. lug by force sod arms to subvert and destroy the roisatite. tints aud government of Ibis realm as by law established, deprive mid depose our said Lord tier King of sod from dm style, hoininr, and kingly mango, of Ike Imperial Crown of this realm. LIST OF TUE WITNESSES WHO ARE TO GIVE EVI• DENCE ON THE PART OF THE CROWN IN THE APPROACHING TRIALS FOR HIGH TREASON. Robert Adams, cordwaine►, sow in custody. Leonard Alderson, Aulelope•prdcus, Holywell-mouut, cord- %valuer. James Aliloos. Berwick.strret, pawnbroker. George Avis, Bow street patrol. William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction. Right Hos. Cloths Bathurst. Jolla Baker, @invest to the Earl of Harroothy. Robert Baker, Esq. Justice of the Peace, Bow .street. Gab% iel Baker, yeoman, Warder albs Tower. William, H. Baldwin, shopenau to Mr. C.oluagbi,priotseller, _ . Gickspor-strert. William BAtIrOW, chsir.msker. Janie. Davey, soldier Yd Regiment Coldstream Guards. Daniel Bisbup, officer, Buw-stiett. Richard Birute, Esq. Bur-street office. Joseph Wiled, servant to John Saunders, St. John-street, Clerkestoell. William Charles Broiiks, Bow-street patrol. Charles r, Esq. Assistant Solicitor, Treasury. John Balmer, Warder of the Tower. Thomas Rabb, watchman. Julia Mastoid, Captain and Adjutant of the London and Westminster Light Hone Vuluatirei•. James Buller, Eagl. one of the Clerks of his Majesty's Myst Honourable Privy Conned. George Brand, turnkey of the House of C.orrecliom Henry Brawl, dins". Irusteest Cad Irrn.h. Thomas Carr, cordwainer. Mutates Carter, Yeoman, Warder of she Towne George Caylock, Catoatrem, blacksmith. Jos. Champion, Bow-street patrol. Robert Chapman, ditto. Richard Vest-wpm Chetwynd. our of the Clerks of his Ma. jesty's Most Honourable Privy Cl/11111161. Nielslwo Claddis, Yeoman Warder of the Tower. Atha Clark, ditto. William Clark, ditto. Thomas Clark, Gies& Turk Melee, Porta. Wm. Cooper, Wm.ls r of she Tower. Jonathan Curtis, soldier 24 Coldstream Guards. John Sygrove ditto. John Wry. Yorker-street, Drury-lane, wheelwright. JerenaMb Davies, Warder of the Tower. &teary Davies, aerosol to the Earl of Aileshery,Gresvesser. square. Theseas Devises. prieter, Deltastrett, West SelithleW. George Meer, Teems., Warder of the Tower. Girard Devise..., Esq. Brysastrumairett, reerehast. u.aqoare, tailor. Jonathan Dobson, Silver-street, Ctedteuwell, dealer in old iron. Esther Dobson, wile of Ike above. Thlllllsll Dwyer, Gee's court, Oxford.stntet, bricklayer. James ItsAi, Warder of the Tower. Richard East, ditto. Itubrri East, White.str•et, Moorßelds, letter-caster. George Eileside, Kaiselagh-place, inodelke. James Edgar, soldier, 2d Coldstream Guards, James Ellis, Row-street patrol. Thomas Farrell, Duke-owl, Lineolu'a Inn-Selds, green grocer. Frederick Fitmlarenee, Esimign, 2J Coldstream Guards. Patrick 1.1 aaaaa it, St. Cokes, watchman. William Fletcher, Warder of the Tower. William Ford, Momut-atreel, Lambeth, cordwainer. Emanuel Francia, Southampton-mews Mary-le-borte, la• boorer. William Fryer, Warder of the Tower. Benjamin George Gull, Bow-street patrol. Henry Galati, servant to Mr. Whittle, apothecary, Mullet street, Grosvenor-square. Mary Gould, Adam's-mews, Grosvenor-square, wife of Geo. Gould, victualler. Elizabeth Gould, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, wife of Ro bert Gould, victualler. William Gibbs, Bow .street patrol. Dudley, Earl of Harrow's', Lord President of hie Majesty's Moat Hon. Po ivy Counei I. Joseph Hale, apprentice to John Thomas Brunt, bout-clamier. Edward Hanson, aerjeaut id artillery, Tower. . . . . . John Haskeeti,Cloioons's as. lobonom. James Hamill, LoonllChapolitoori, Mooknell-street, cord- waiser. Thomas Halton, Warder of the Tower. Joseph Hayward, Long-alley, aluorfields, eordvrainer. Thames Hideo, Manchester.mews. milkman. Mary Hoare, Great Wild.strem, sploater. Julia Hobbs, While Hard-yard, Brook'..smarket. victualler. Heavy Hobhouse, Esq. use of his Majesty's Under Secre taries of State. George Howard, Fag-eonet, Gray's.lan-lane, eordwainer. Williams Humphrey. Warder of the Tower. Samuel Humphreys, Radrior.street,St. Lake's, iron-founder. Janata highs, suldirr, 2J Regiment Coldstream Guards. Thomas Jennisiga, New Coorpton.atreet, carver and gilder. Jane Isaacs, Cato.strirel, spirester. Thorns. Kele', FrithMreet, Subo, victualler. Thomas Keyes, the elder. Oral. 1111/11, place. Walter Knowles, Warder of the Tosser. John Lane, Gent. Gaoler of the Tower. Stephen Lavender, officer, Bow-street. • William Lee, patrol, Bow-street. John Leese., Warder of the lower. William Legg, seejeant Sd Regiment Coldstream Guards. Elijah Lischtlekl, clerk of the office of the Solicitor of the Treasury. James Lust. serjesut Id Itegirment Coldstream Guards. Edward Larsoir, Browns-lase, Spltalficlde currier. Ann MacCarthy, Grays -baildirsgs, Maach:ater-ague of James MacCarthy, labourer. Thomas Maiu, Warder of the Terser. John Mansfield, servant to Resign Filaclareuce. George Manic, Solicitor to the Treasury. Thomas Miles, Warder of the Tower. Giles Franklio Morey, Mary.le-bone, watchman. Thomas &firmament, Gerdes-cant, Gray's Inn-lane, cord weiner. John Monument, prisoner in the Tower. 'thorns. Morris, Warder of the Tower. John Mudduck, soldier in Sd Regiment Coldstream Guards. Richard Momilay, CatoMreet, , labourer. James Maisday, same place, labourer, son of the above. Jeremiah Madmen', cuirsti:ble, Bow-street. John Hector Morison, Drury-lane, cutler. Stephen Morris. turnkey, House of Correction. Lake Nisoa , petrel, Bow-street. Henry Juba, Viscount Painters's.. Secretary at War. Henry Pargiter, messenger to the Solicitor for the Treasury. James Pocock, Tunbridge-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, whitens/Mr. Jonathais hoboes, smommaelo ISO tpira Arditishop of Turk. John Powell, Warder isf ihe Tower. Edward Pratt, Fuzirlace, Lord's Cricket-grated, smith. John H. Price, Readers Mews, Blandford-street, beam founder. Mary Privet t, Vine-yard, Southwark, char-woman. Henry Phillips, Plenum-row, Lord's Cricket.ground, la bourer. Henry Baldwin Raven, clerk ou the Solicitor to the Treasury. William Read, oMcer, Hatiou-garden. James Iti veil, soldier, Sd Regiment Coldstream' Guards. William Ridsdak, waiter, Peek's Cmffee.house. George Roclifort, Little Park-Imre, Regent's Park, watchman. May Rogers, Fue-court, Gray's Imis-laue, chaisdler'esisup. keeper. George Rogers, Warder of the Tower. George Thomas Joseph Rushee' s, officer, Bow-street. William Sallabausts, Holly-row, Lord'. Cricket-ground, Car penter. Was. Joseph Salmon Seymour -place, Mary-le-boar, tailor. William Salmon, Mien, flow.sirsei. Henry ininellay, Warder of the Tower. Robert Sheppard, ditto. Sarah Shepherd, Great Wild-street, victualler. Edward Simpsoe, eireporatuaajor,ld Regiment Life Guards. Thomas Susan, Woodmireet. Wesiniiamer, *airbuses. Augustus Smith, Swan noel Burse-sham public-humor, Little Brits's, plunderr and glazier. Ralph Spouse'', Derma I. Af1411111011( and Co. Leather-lame. John Stafford, Chief Clerk, Bow-street. Josses Strickland, corporal, Sd regiment Coldstream Guards, Mae Surma°, patrol, Bow-street. Wm. Soitch, John-street, Geoserenor-aseen, cordwelon. ham Clark Smith, Joho-street, Weal, Edgeware-road, vie. Inalke. Samuel H. Taunton, officer, Bow-street. Sarah Taylor, Warwick-stroat. Goldem-square, printseller. Abraham Thermo*, Warder of the Tower. Was. Tumlia, Graes-lens.leme, victualler. John Townsend, patrol. Bow-street. The Right Hon. Nicholas Varsittart,Chaacelloe and Under- Treasurer of his Majesty's &chequer. Benjamin WilliamiTakatine, officer, Marlborough-street. William Vaderwomd, Warder of the Tower. John Wales, officer, Illarlheranglnatmlat. James Walker, Gus-street, OW Artillery-posed, coffee house-keeper. El Walker, spinster, serving to Henry Rogers, Fox court, Gray's-Ines- me, James Weeden, Edgewseibeamel, all and calmer-was. Juhu Welford, 8011111141feell, Park-lame, Clerk so James Da. new, auctioneer and appraiser. William Weaken. patrol, Bow-street. Robert Wood, Lord's Cricket-ground, lineman and brasier. John Wright, oodward, High.street, Islington, cordwaivier. John W patrol, Bowestrert. Wary Wheeler, turakey, Hosea of Comeerims. Elisabeth Weston, Cato.strest, wife of Edward %Vesta., plumber sad giaaier. wife purr ON HOPS. Sts-1 am eonsmaaded by the Limas Commiseimpers of bid Majesty's Treasury to waylaid ye., fur the information of the Hop Flamers of Saimaa, who bare nitpiested further time for *be paymeet of the duly doe from sliest, that toy 11.urile are of spinion that is all awn where the parties are able sod willing So plow the Hops so which the Halite are dee soder the joist lock of the Crows sod of the owners, in Mosses sod other places to be approved by lbw Eaciee, that iodulgesior is she demand of Duties may be premed us. 61 the let of September neat, wishes. perammat danger to tbr torture. is cases, however where AIMS if MO ether se. airily lbws the ?oho us the griped, my Louis do not hal they should be justified is with the sew, maw the party shall immediately.) sea third sit the aromas a nt , and ante twin as to pay sae-tbird w the tat of avows, a n d goo third to or before the S•th of September 1 ass Sir, par ellidlest Savant, Treasury Chambers, tl. A, LUSHINGTON. Mork MI, ISIS. Walter llonvll l Esq. tic. itc. Ste. WARWICK ASSIZES'. MONDAY. APRIL 3. In consequence of the indisposition of Mr. Jar.- si re 8, 0 , who is comilioril to his bail by It severe attack of the put, Mr. elm he, the Kinu's Coon. eel, took his. seat on the Bench at nine r. clock.— The Court was excessively crowded in expect.tron of heisting .M..jo► Cotter, ight's islet, which was lived fur this nun g, lint it is pusitrooeil until to. . row, owing to the Morr. of the Judge. 5110.11.1 Mr. Justice Rest he unable to resume his judicial (nocturne to-morrow, it is rip, cell that Chief J tier 11.11.5, who is written to l.r• e x press, will come dawn anal fiuirh the lioritirsa of •h- As-saes. it/11;dt mooris than usually heavy. Sir F•iromis Burdett has taken up his residence at the Regent's Hotel, Leamington; he visited Major Cartwright at Iris lodgings in Warwick yesterday. The venerable Major is accompanied by ten of his friends—be gave a large rr witty yesterday, and is iii ex cellent health and spirits ; he has prepared his de fence, which consists of nearly 300 folio pages of manuscript ; it is prefaced by a legal argument, at tributed to the pets of Mr. Jeremy Bentham, whicl► canvasses the technical form and relrvwcy of the indictment. The business. of Moeda, is Court was very uninteresting, the cases being ge nerally of unimportant Interiors. A true hill was Gould by the Grand Jury against John o.bortie, the bookseller of Birmingham. who is already convicted for selling the Black Book, for a misdemeanor. We learn it is a charge of l►bel. .11'.4 Tell AGAINST TIME. Captain Goddard's match to drive two harms, tandem fashion, lb miles its sine hour and a half, was attempted by the Captain we Monday, use the Rea.bag road. It WAR fur 200 guinea% and heart' seems were rusting OR it. The Caplan, did the oral six mike in 17 tamales and 10 seconds, awl the horses paced rirmarkahly writ together. Is. the eighth mile the leader broke isou a canter. and three minutes were lost is teunsime; he was two minors uwer the hoar doing the 12 NOW, the leader betas to slacken pace, and the attempt was giver op is the lath mile. ALARM of FIRE, aid EXTRNSI YE ROBBERY. Oa Friday morning • are broke out in the house of Mr. Thomas Goodwin, watch.seanefactuirer, 2, Angel•cmtrt, facing St. Sereltlere's (ketch, Snow-hill, which threatened destruction le the house, and greatly alarmed the family, who, in their coesteruation, began to remove some of the property fur safety. However the fire was happily got ender, without doing any material damage, but in the con fusion some villain found opportunity to steal a large Mo rocco ease, containing slit very valuable gold watches, a great tplantity of jewellery, several gold neck and watch chains, fourteen ounces of pure gold, and ether costly arti cles, to the amount of steady 2,0001. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. On Monday evening a boy, about six years of age, wee unfortunately killed at Stepney fair. He was standing be fore one of those dangerous machisies, a swing, when owing to the pregame, of the crowd he was pushed forwanl, and be. fore he could get out of the way, the ponderous swing, in which were mend six or seven young min sod women, and going with frightful velocity, struck him in the stomach, and deprived biota life on the spot. FEMALE BfIMMED. On Sunday evening last, as a young lady, of the name of Grove, in Crocket.rote, Edgeware-ioad, was adjusting • part of her hand-dress at the chimney-glass, her clothes caught Are, sod she was murnentarily in one blase. A fe male companion, who was close to brr, was too much over come to assist leer. sad she ran into the street for assistance, whilst the most part of Miss Grove's dress was redoced to glade,. Immediate medical aid was had, but little hopes see entertained of her recovery. The front hair was eveu burned from her head, and she lies is much agony. DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY. On Uneasy evening at dusk, ea Mr. inered, jenior, 4 Windssilt.strirsi, was driving hems in is doles frusta Chi Deer dampened, arcompasied by his ma, she hone was *lopped by three frnowa, two of them armedwitis bhaskproae, sad the ash. r wilts a pistol, who demanded was aey. They prorerded to turn Mr. Seared% pocket inside. mot, whim people were ',harlots ly in eight, sod they got from him lOU. aged his watch. They then drew the chaise ioto a woradow, cot the berated, sad made off its the direc tion of Wiled's:. POLICE. IPOW•ITILUST. Yesterday Tioneras Bra,* wee exansioed hew. it. Ba ker; tsq. os • charge of dealing a hone and gig. The Primmer was apprehended on \Nudity lasi, at Erwin, by one of the hone patrol beloitting to Bow.street. tie bad hired the horse and gig of Mr. Charlton, of the Dolphin Inn, Winchester, Int did not return with horse or gig at the expired,n of the tine fur which he hired it. It ap peared that be sold the horse about a fortnight ap, to Mr. Prior, • surgeon, at Clapham. Surrey, and the barons to the landlord of the Swan poblic-Itoorre at Stockwell. The Prisoner was coaseslltril fur fsrtber exuaioatioo, the *wirer of the property not brume is town. data Bullock wee brought op by Bishop, one of the prin cipal .lime, tor the following charge : Orr the sight Si the 23.11a...racy lee., the warehouse of Ille.Thossas Piieslssll, its the iltetedit-Esie Factory, Stock port, 'Cheshire, was bodies into cod plritailered of silk ta very tare anionnr. Inforaudi..n was received that • greet paet of the silk was contented its • house In Kan street, Briek.larre, krpt by a erns of the uses, of Janes Brows. seerch-warraet was obtaieed. and Bishop, a c- campaaird by Lavender, went to Brown's house. On their ...sisal they frwwl &owe in bed, and acquainted him with the purpose of their visit. Ile ahoy" produced to them seve ral large Finals of newroaght silk, which he said bad hero met to him by the Primmer, sod prodoced a leiter of the Priwaseesolirecting him to sell the silk; it was brought to Browses hewn us the lath of March last, and in about a forteight after the Primmer west to Brown's house to in quire if he had sold the silk. Brown told hint that the delay in it not behigaold was ocessiosied by its teeing out of his Bee oflosidoess to sell onwouiight silk. The Presume r stated to Brown that be was and hod been for a lung time very ill, ninth had reduced hint to a stale of siert distress sad therefore be wanted the silk disposed of as sour as possible, and wished Brows to try *gaits to sell it, to which he con sented, and told Prisoner, that it was must likely be should be able to sell it after the holidays. Brown informed the Macs's where the Prisoner was to be found, and they wrist sad appreheaded hies. The Primmer was reessarleil for reedier examination. A maw named Henry Connolly, charged aisle uttering two forged IL Bask of Encleed rules. in Mr. Maiming, linen. draper. is Holborn, 1104 emiansitted fur re-esansiontiens oa Thursday neat, whets it is expected • somber of charges, of a similar nature, will be Wooed against WS* ••••••••••••• A boning watch for twenty guineas aside will take 'dace this morning a few wiles from between Sties Cart, the Leicestershire-man. and Don Crowther, r Will of 'must science front the W ear, who gives three stone :soy in weight ut.u.i the present occasion. 7IIE 71.1111: NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. MONDAY, MIL 3. The env( n stakes, a sattacrit;tioa of hp. earl for all • ; 2-yr.able, Set. lalb ; 3-yr-able, Bal. ; 4 yr 5 yr tilde, Art. Lb.; I yr-ultle,ltite. blb ; ao.l *god 0.4 71. A. I% Sir J. Sbelle)%v b. e. Aniar. 3 yrs old Mr. K. Melos% br. c. flusoface, 4 )rs Mr. Flovlrsolapel 11. c. Spectre, by Phantom, t )ra Mr. ('.o. kford'r ch. e. Brutes% 3 yr* old Mr. Uvloy's ch. f. by Wave!, out of Zur.v, 2 •ra ..I I Mk, of It sollead'a b. e. by Waxy, nal of Sorcery, 3 •I Lord Jetar)*a h, e. hr Orville, out of Mass Sop's. yr. uol Lord Stawrll's b. f. Fay, 4 yrs out Mr. R. Joan names be. e. by Pericles, 3 yrs 4.1 J Lord Roues h. c. L►pts, 4 vs old Mr. Neville 's b. e brother to Sir Joslims, 4 yrs old Mr. Lake. eh f. Punt, yrs old Mr. West's b. e Alpha, by Ashton, dam by CI rm. oov, yrs old Mr. Walker's bl. f. Gem, I.y Smolensk°, oat of Prior , 3 yrs old Wyledhant's h. c. by Whalebone, dam I,y Yuun4 roodpt cker, 3 yrs old Mr. Goddard's b. f. by Robes'', ont of Viscount‘ sa, 2 o: , 1 Mr. Charlioes br. e. Shamrock. 3 yrs 014 Mr. Furlles ch. e. Admiral, 3 yrs old LA Sallield's eh. b. Glov.worm, aced Mr. Prioer's hr. e. by Waxy, data by 9oreerer, 3 )rs uld IA Exeier's be. f. Advance, 4 yrs old LA Exeter's b. e. fissakr, 3 yrs old L 4 Jersey's b. as. Leomililiire 5 yrs old Major Wilsoo's eh. f. *bask. 3 'as oil Jade- placed but thrrr._ _ 5 to 4 apt Antae-3 to 1 agst Batifsce-5 to I I. g•t Advance. Sweepstake, of 200ce. each, h. ft. for con., 11-1 41h. It V. Duke of Purthoors Mr. Low, by Walton, 1.111 of Pleat.. t M►. Puree's eh. by Election, dam by Stamfor.l, out of Mies Judy Mr. Meetlle's by Hapbasard, flags by *bus, out of S - lint's dam Doke of Grafont's Vioopyre, ley Welty, s•ut of Vestal I 5 to 4 apt Mr. Low. Sweepstakes of 100 ifs. each, h ft. for rolls. AA. 4h. Ah. V. Mr. Thurahill's ch. Salim. 1:y Scud, dam, r I Lord Suffield's b. by Vandyke Junior, out of M 11,9 Wii( Mr. Rush's cb. by Waxy, list of Chintz M NjOr WlllOll . ll ch. by Juniper, nut of Tippet, Wirht t 1 o. Sailor. Mr. Crocbfu►d'e Sultan, heat Lord G. H. C.s•en.li'b'i c. by Rubes., toot of Louisa, Sit. 71b. each, .1. F. 1,01014 s , b. fl.-7 to 4 am Sultan. The First Class of the Sixth Riddlesworth Stakes of togg, each, h. ft. for cults, Ssi. 716._ those by nuts ir.l or out of warted wares, to be allowed 31b. if both, 5,.1. Ab. M. Duke of Grafton 's Pindarrie, by Phantom, 114. 4:b 1 Mr. Vausitiares cb. by Cl/1111111, out of Sell mi. 8.1. tlb Mr. Stowebewees, by Rubella, out of Diana, 8.1. Mr. Wortley'a, by Haphazard, out of Emily's duo, Sat. 71b. Sir J. Shelley 's b. by Sorcerer, out of Houghton Lass, Sit 71",. Lord Suffield's, by V■udyke Junior, out of Norsk S•t. 7.1 i. Twenty-two paid forfeit. The Judge placed but the• 3 to 1 apt Poularrie—i to 1 agst Mr. Vanaittart'. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, for colts 8.1 711) ; tidies S-t. 21b. not engaged in Ike Derby, Oaks, 2,000g5. ur 1,0044, Stakes. B.M. D. of Rutland's eh. e. lay Joni^ out of Velumnia I). or Graftoo's Iw. f. lay Waxy, out of P*Wle 2 Gen. Grosvenor's eh. f Idwwbiue, by Soothsayer, out of Spitfire 7 to 4 on the Duke of Grafton's br. f. by Waxy. Sweepstakes of 100 g.. each, b. ft. fur Allies out of autri.4 mares, 114 S. Jib. tads. Lb. M. Mr. Resler b. by Traie, out of Reserve Mr. Watsoe's by Sir Paul, out of Peutaguo Lord Su br. by Vandyke Junior, out of 111.. k ~ . - - Beauty .. Major Witauu's by Justipar, wit ur spothm..... . 2 to 1 us Mr. Raab's b. by Thar. Sweepstake', of 160p.aaeh, h. ft eat. 411 r. B. H. Duke of Graflos'a br. e. Lark, by Haphazard. out ..f Piquet Duke of Rutteud's c►. e. ►yJwwiyer , out of Pulunau.a Tau paid forfeit.-6 to 4 u■ Luck. Sweepstakes of 1100gir. rack h. ft. for 611 i.. got by I , n tri../ ritalliows, or out of oeiried mares, Bot 41b. D. M Mr. Thrombilee eb. Sorbets, by Scud, dam, Topaz Mr. Rash's, by Serobraobo, out of Lady Jerre Too paid forfeit —6 to 4 oa Sarrlooix. IA Jersey's c. by Soothsayer, rec. ft. (ruin Mr. Wort ley'4 Bub Cherry, est. alts. each, D. M. 100 p. b ft. Mr. Juares Fanny, est. rec. ft. from Mr. Cbarltou's Saw, est. 71b. A. F. teats. It ft. Gea. Grossenur's f. Malmsey, Bit. ree. ft. frost D. of Port land's c. The Vicar Gemeral„ est. 31b. D. 31. 100 gs. h. ft. YORK SPRING MEETING, MO. TUUDAT. SILT 9 Mr. BooWe eh b. Juke', by Octavian., dun bt Pmdub ageism Mr. Hanky's M. m. Lady Hasa. r, 1. tku by Syplotte, 12at. each. Gemtensest titian'. '1 a.• 120 gs. hit. Mr. Itieltaber b. R. the Lt'llrlskr, by Waxy Pour, .trawst Mr. R. Where's b. g. Sltipjack, by Kite, Ilst. tat. h. I d gt rude by Gentleaseu, Mtgs. p p. The last sulk. NORTHAMPTON SPRING RA( It TRURSDAV, 1111.1111Cil Fifty PwattiP, live. by the Geo*lentru tialaiwg +:th he Pyteltley Huestafit. Helm. g. R. by Trafalgar, 4 Mr. Potter lon', Mr. Grafisis # Mr. Drage% Tw Craven three year six and aced, One mile and a lard Darlingto.' Cul. Cradrocler Mr. Kerma', Mr. Lambkin', Mr. Wilkinson' Lord Quer oabery Produce Stal D.ke of Leeds' Ld Queensber Mr. Lantistote Sir M. Ridief Mr. Seyrnour's Mr. K. Fraidt's Mr. Pergoauo's Mr. Baiobriges colt, Mr. Birbopricklse. Mr. Arrowsiwills' Mr. Mickel!' Mr. Hartky' Sweepstakes 1. Duke or Leeds' Mr. Claridge's Mr-R. Milos' Mr. Hartley' Mr. Poston' Mr. Rarrisow.. Mr. W. ktede's b. Mr. Laribtoo's Sr. Mr. Anima's b e Mr 84 Ira Sir W. lon's g. R. by Trafalgar, 4 ) r. u:J .. b. on. by Doubtful, 5 yes . s yr. g. by Sir Harry, d yrs oi.l CATTERICLBRIDGE MEETING. • eaussoner, •ratt. Makes of Ings. each, fur two.yrarulds. 71.1 ICY!. ; ✓ ulde, OW; fistsr-Mar Olds, h.t; Pb ; are, 0.1 aced, Rst. 41b. Mares soil ridings IS.lttlet J. a quart. r. ogto..'s gr. b by Fora.rtr, S }is till • k's g. Torchbearer, S yrs ..ki s b. c. Apsslli, by Whitworth, >Z yrs •I 1 uses cb. f. The •S yrs utl lkinansis dbadow, by Pbantion, 3 vrs I itabtrry'r hr.'s. Miss Spit's, syi nol eke, of Isy. each, Is. ft. cube, 4io :;'' Bet —Sib. allowed, Ire. T.II reds's c. by Ardroaran, opt of H.b. C,4 berry's br. f. sister to Caledonian tees cb. f. Tbe Mite, by Laogiou Iry's b. g.Cborisier, by Comas ur's colt, by Woltoo.oot of Troll sib'. ch. f. Princess Roynl,by X Y Z area ea. f.Tbe Lady of the Yc.e , by 3luvrtir" y rigge's colt, hf Wlsitworth wick's e,by Odaviaw—Lecerdrouti . w . • Ain • rested'', a kW*, by Octavian-Ihour ill's cult. by Whitworth, not of r !es (dead) by Dos Cossack—.Delpiui es of 30gs. eats, legs. ft. cults, 115t..31.b. Wren Bit Two miles. teds's els.c. by Wow bray—dam by sliutil• ge's ch. f. Addicts. by Yuan* %Yoqyasslorr blies eta. c,TbaiDolts, by Comas ey's b. c. Mirada, by Whitworth I • Ws W. f. by Camas, out of Orpho '9 • soa's ch. f. Elias Leeds. by Cuinus - Nit's b. c. Felton. by XY Z • I t*" . " • .• tote's gr. e. Diussiosiat. tar Mactt•lh lle. is • • • a's b c. by Ithstille, out of Annaba-1:a vb. by Pits-Tesale, shoo by Ilysc.ut , l.is Msnwell's p. f. Syllabub, by Vit.CUJlig, .Jusi ..f . r- 0 1