The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-25 00:00:00

A',4 L INI ttf P , SEPT. ea. - -Sailecl the Cheerly Sloop a War, With a Fleet of Transports under convoy for Portsmouth. The telleisle, of 74 guns, is gone out of harbour, aod anchored in Cawsand Bay, and remains with the Pouclroyant, of 80 guns, and Plantagenet, of 74 guns. Sailed the Plov er Sl oop of War on.a Cruizc. Farther accounts from Halifax state, that the • 1. 4114 1 gun s , C apt. Prsi which separated in the , f , ~ , , 1 nicane, with the St. George, 98, Centaur, 74, and 8 1 1, 74, had arrived th e 22d ult. without any leaage. T, ~......... Nl'olol4ll, SEPT. 2 3, 4.-- Arrived His Majesty's iP knethyst, Capt. SP A/INGE R ; Ti s i p h one, Capt. I'O(Y rZ ; and Lord Eidon, from the. Downs ; I VeP7 I:'''kttKautx, from Sunde 1 '4'4 11 rland; and the Mape s , 001 D Newcastle; • Sailed this day His 'Nfajesty's Ship Royal Sovereign, INtun,C4,l4,colia, to o i n La r d NELsoN'S Fleet; Ili; m t,,, ,' aiesty'4 Ship Cheeriy, on a entize ; also the 1 8 1 ,, - , - ,,, weil i L ieut. W. RoniNSON ; and the ,Igamem tli\t".aDt• Joax HAr,vzv, out of Harbour, having bli l' T 't a torough repair , aucl'Os Majesty's. i .t. _onou MBE, Ph" CV L' for Newfoundland. R S.*••Si D beccdep6,ir ". BIeKERTON is just landed from the .6-te, havin g this day been released from T u mantin e. PA LIto „ F req I n) SOT. 2 2.—Arrived the - Danish' Brig Sp a i n " A ., er ' J ANSEN, from London, to load cocoa for T 'ielldshiP P.lL.atut from London ; Aetive, I!%,frarsp,,' k . :, h - • -.411011tu; Jo h n and Sally, ROGERS, , "vril r Do i e. ! tf.'4ltheallll,4ce4 ilniclia Packet, STEvistqs,:with Mails .d tIL L B th inst. for the. Leeward Islands, is denim , 1 , 7 4 : orders from the General Post Office. ' mg citerierfle/d 0, " pack et ' from Jamaica, is hourly' 4 ' 04 1 ' 4 ?fi lo , Nllit, e' under a heavy press of sail, was this Z seen standin g S l ii 4d II ig to the Eastward. the folsiottianjesg trs Brig Caroline, Lieut. DARBY, Vi A-- ` , -.44,41ers under . convoy, for the 'l 4l, p il .„,_ e4: ' ll tarY, *CARTIIY, ,4 41 Tiger, MAD .,„, wllOaTeti. and Starry, Foss . 1 ; % 8 4141 Call Ship Bristol P ac k e t, 4 ' -A L Q tobaccoV DAY, for ; and Lovely Cruiser, MAC • '4' for Dublin ll'• 24.---Arrived , the • P rince of ti kti 44414 t, and th e Lark,DEl4;) from Oopen- OZ ith M Ids anti Passengers. •By th e P r i n ce rah isrce .INlr-GARListr, His Majesty's Mi .A.,. `=l)enh agen. tttti „ b it i6, 11 l the Roads• yesterday, the Resolution, t v4 4,IaZ LII ' M34 te, from Barcelona-, bound to li 4 with brandy, sent in by His Majesty's I"Peretter. S 4 ), ....„ i,"‘kittas, SEPT 0 down from the 1 , 4 th e r b , . • -•i , —Came Yv , ,,, 4t}i '"rrePd, of 64 guns, Captain the Hon. P. ztt .4 Qu st. and sbepubrci Tender, Lieut. AN t.-,,:*: nth several impressed Men and Volunteers 'fitet • ,i iiied t kti.b i .. 4 litra 'render for Shields, ' an d Ti.gress 't for he ,o tile Dow ns , ..i im4 ~ - 1Y t `' lc, -41 Stoo p continues th© Signal for Con . Ti le y "' l nt en; • ri, 0 1 , 4 ., • 4 3 , L dtsruantling, and will be paid off in ;i t; of , , • i l NW days,. 1 / 4 ,• 11.--, • Pit,, -"' B tl.l. II l ay e t , ,: 24*".S:ailed through the Downs I 'IPIP t ,„, " e "Lilg• the Enterprize, WAT,BRMAN, for v ' k kkiit i . I hlg do 1 1 4 tii T f' D owns the Edgar, Utrecht, Leo -11,,4 en: 1 , 414 ' aild ddomant Men of War ; lith): : '; ' ''kj 4 : 4rlWg i ateS ; ,Diligence,. Railleur, Bonet , ta, :,` 1 14 4 :,. ( ' 1:71.14 loops of War; Fury, Distcovery, 14 tie ' 114 ' Bombs . a k tt a. and Deuastation, °I. Trans Ports, Gun and Wirt'-vessels. • ‘ k , , ti 4, .4 14 , 1 t („. -............ 4 ,:ks triill '4l4v, Sial... va,-,-Sailed from Torbay i, i 'llqr p i . i Ilia Xiiesty's .Ship Ariobe on a Cruize, 4t ,Ze l ' Gr II in, 1 .B Sloop of t a cr, ~ .y int i ; the Saracen At 114 e i . the indusiry Custom-House r t ., alit• Jr:i t ~ ~ - and the r,,,, 'tt p r , la > ior . Dartmouth ; . , !''''ritl c'bufriice, Capt. Foss; with live bullocks 114•Ipiiii...'.fr4 Quersey, • i 1:144 *°•--,; 41 i 4 " Il lary., ST A ..; KmANT , intends sail ,: 441411. ng f'or krs ey . ,r ,,,' 1 b ' Torli - ... ( ,Jogger ; --,-,ogger,--,-, from Emil "lc.. ' a ) ,- the Sll'2'4 jt 1 114 ; s i Ttt, 4 4 „` '4Oll Alorning, Siar, 'WiNsErt, from ' . i ii b k i 1 / 4 4.i tt:": fr " 4 v , 1 1 k ,. 11 N: 61 1 th LCltl‘Othl-rate Mau of .War, which 1 titl4%hltitt',`6Lka upwards 'of thirteen years : . 11v,i1( 111 , t'rt,a(i'lYti finished, and. will be launched 4 ~,!' tak e .; l !' X. ing'a Yard at Woelwicii. 1 t,,,,,t:1;:l p tiTPy *() lilt ° dock immediately,. for the i ' t s'lc,,,e Vrltr at ,, l ?ered, and prepared for FerViCC.. 1 14 4' -'4 f rQ.O - 0 1 5,,,t . 0 he launched 'tile 24th of . ),.,i'at a 4 1 I 411 1'S Yard at DePtfUrd. \ q 'l ll% r i t M th (1 1 1 ( 81 ° 6 P of War ierced for 20' • .4tath,,srs. }l4-!karaa, was launched i Irons the '11•8'-,,,ir,,„4t-t, 14.11(tli',4•211''s, at Lynn the morning `ii i ) . t; 4 fr% i,., '" ilot prevent.a vasesoncourse - ... d i 'et vi 44 b ' j til ?l'fla* to , witness as fine a t, tn ni that 'r..-- ~ : • - I'lt?d j7lt sr. ?3. •• - , We had a good show -of compaiiy last evening OA the Esplanade. His MAJESTY, the Oulu of CAN: BRIDGE', and the PRINCRSSES were _present. His .MAJESTY principally conversed with the SECRETARY AT WAR and the CHIEF BARON Of SCirr,LAND. At seven o'clock this morning His I%NitsTY, ac companied by Mr. PITT, and several attendants, took an airing on horseback. • After breakfast His MAJESTY Went on board the Royal Yacht. The troops will have a grand field-:lay before the Royal Pikes, previous to the DIME of CiiiinnlDGL • leaving us. Lord Muf.oß,AvE, Mr. PITT, Mr. W. DLNDAS, and the CHIEF BARON of SCOTLAND; leave us to•;• day. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • NEWMARKET FIRST'OCTOBER MEETING. MONDAY, SZIPT. 30. First Y,e.ir of a Renewal of a Subscription of sgs. each, • tar four yrs old, carrying 7sr. 71b. five yßs r old,To .6 1 he six yrs old,. Bst. t3lb. and ,aged, 9st. alb B. C. be 'property of a Subscriber, or pay jogs. entrance. The horses, &c. to be entered at the King's Stables. New. market, on the Saturday before running, between eleven and one o'clock, with proper certiticates.-23•Subscribers L 4 Foie)'s Hippucampus, Ssr. Sib. agst the D. of Graf. ton's Pelisse, Est. Across the Flat, 2aegs. h. tt. Ld Foley's Captain Absolute, Bst. sib. agst. I.d Sack ville's Enchanter, Bst. 11. C. aoogs. h. it• Mr. Wilson's Marianne, Bst. 6111 . .agst.-I.d Foley's Watery, Bst. Across the Flat, togs. h. ft. Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, Ob. apt.. I.d Foley's Little Peter, Bst. 'Two-yrs old- Cour,e, Fcitcy's Czar Peter, Sta. iclh„u6t. Mr: Iloworth's Pimlico, 7st. 31b. B. C. 200gi TUZSDAN. , (First Year.) One third of a Subscription of 2;gs. cacti , for 4.. yr old colts, carrying Bst. 7 1 b. tithes Bst. i th. D. 1.-- Sixteen Subscribers. Sweepstakes,of roogs. each, h. ft. for 3.yr old fillies, carry ing Bst; alb. each. R. M. Duke of Grafton's b. t. Dodona, by Waxy Lord Grosvenor's hr. 1. by ,Sir Peter, out of Isabella Lord G rosvenor's br. f. by - Sir Peter, out of Squire M. zie's dam Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. Lydia, by Whiskey Mr. Lake's sister to Parisut Mr. Watsop's b. f. by Coriander, out of Fairy, by Highflyer Sir. F. Stantlish's sister to Duxbury Mr. Humphries's 1. by Buzzard, out of Bennington's dam Sweepstakes of wogs. each, h. ft. D. I. Mr. Lake's v. by iiuzzdrd, nu , of Rose, Bst. 51b. Mr. Wyndham's Talk*, 7st. 61b. Mr. Howarth's Pimlico, 7st. 61b. Mr. Mellish's Fiddler, Bst. Ob. agst. Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworm, 7st. t tit). Two-yr old Course, wogs. h. It. Lord Grosvenor's Agincourt agst. Mr,Ladbroke's Bustard, each. B. M. wogs. b. ft.. • WILDHLSDAY. One-third of a Subscription of isgs, each, for 3-yr. old colts' carrying list; 61b. and filliekBst. 31b. D. 1. i'fifty Guineas, tree tbr any horse, Act: 4.yr. olds carrying 7st. S-yr. olds Sat. slb. 6.yr. olds Ilst. 11lb. and aged gst. Sweepstakes of soss..each, Ab. M. Mr. ‘Vitson's Matianne 9st. lib. Sir 1. Shelley's Currycomb, 74t. 21b. D. of G rat ton's Farce, Est: 81b. Ld F. G. Osborne's ch. c. Superstition, by Buzzard, out of Vixen, agst. Gen. Grosvenor's liave.at.'ent, by Ramble toni4n, dam by Sir Peter, out of Windlestone's darn, Lt. each. Two.yr. old Course toots. h. ft. Mr. Mellish's Sancho, Sat. 9lb. agst. Mr. It. ,Itoyce's Sir David 75t..131b. K. M. soogs. THURSDAY. The King's Plate of teogs. for 4.yr olds carrying tea. 41b. pyr olds list. 61b. 6.)r olds 12st. and aged tan. alb. R. C. . . The Town Plate of col. tor 3.yr old colts Bst 71b. and fil. lies Bst. 31b. 0. 1. Entrance 345. The winner of the Subscription Purse for 3-yr olds; on Wednesday, to-carry 710. extra, N. B. The late Alr. by his Will, direEted his EXCCLOCKS so pay jogs. to the Winner of this Plate. The best of three one mile teats was run for near. Maryborough, yesterday sennight, for one hundred guinea.s,- p. or p. between the !ley. Mr..O'Netes grey poney Batchelor, and It. Cota.tris, Esqr.'s black poney. The first tulle was v. ell contested, but as Mr. COLLINs's black policy bolted, she was not. able to come up with the grey piney. The second heat was won hollow by the Rev. Mr. O'Nuies grey poney. The day being remarkably fine, there was a groat assemblage of beauty and fashion from Mary borough and the surrounding neighbourhood. THE TIIEATRE.—The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was represented last night at Drury-lane Theo tre ; and Mrs. H. Stnnoxs commenced her engage went in the Heroine of the Piece. She displayed judgment S and emotion throughout ; but her into nation was too much in the style of her mother.in law. Mrs. H. StpnoNs should give way to her feelings, and endeavour to. form a manner of her own. She will then be sure of Maintaining Ai very respeaable rank in herprofession.—As ELLISTON is a forcible and. bustling Perfbriner : we expel ed to have seen him make a more vivid representation in Romeo ; but he was much too formal and declatna tory.---lf BAK:lima was not, critically right in his general conception, and delivery of it er cutio , he was at least diverting, and will probably be sati:died with .such an•effkil of his performance. Poor old PACKER was put upon the secular shelf last night, and his part of .Friar Lawrence was assigned to Dourtun, who, instead of displaying the L ineekness of the holy brotherhood, stormed as if hp elonged to the Church. After-pieee: was .M'utrzmoiiy, in which ELLISTON made ample compensation far any errors in his former part, and in which he and Mrs. Joaut' supported' the Piece with admirable effed. There was a very numerous Audience , Miss is said to be the theatrical Lady at whose feet, a coronet has been recently tendered', mid the enamoured _votary is understood to be the Earl A very ordinary young Lady, with a fme fortunC , of the name of Lamb, being married to a handsome , young man, a Gentleman expressed his surprize at the circumstance to another, who observed in reply, that the iamb would not have gone off so well had it not been for the mint sauce. BANK or ExcitAND.Yesterdara General Court was held, to determine by ballot on the follovving iluestion, That this Court do alder •a Dividen, ftd to' be made of -al. 10s , per cen t. interest andis profitsir the half year ending the ioth of 06.tober next." On casting up the votes, the question was found to be decided in the affirmative. WEST INDIA DOCK GENERAL COWIT.—..tu a tte neral Meeting held yesterday, the Chairman said in a few words, tt th , and that he she business of thould, h e day ave was theto. considir of a di h vaidend pleasure of proposing the usual and wh i fuchll d the Diraividend oc f per cent. for the last half year tors were of opinion might belling d with . perfeet pro priety considering the flouii state of their af. ' nnuriel passed unanimously ! kIIDDLESE)t SES~si&v. . ' YestcMay ..foltn Lowmat 1.17%s indieted for an as= ciu)t on Sarah Weeks, wth intent to commit a rape. . . The Prosecittrix was servant. •at Mt. Patterson's, No. 26, Monmoutly-street, and the Defendant was a lodger in the lower part of the house.--Guilty. The Jury recommended the Prisoner to the mercy of the Court, the girl not having been injured,' and in consequenceof hii having bc,en confined six weeks: he was sentenced . to be imprisoned three months. Samuel Hall, was tried and conviaed, at a Gaol Delivery which was held m the morning, of being a reputed thiefiand having been found in a suspicious situation by Trott, an Officer of Hatton Garden 1 1 6- lice Office, without being able to give a proper ac count of how he got his living`; he was committed under the Vagrant A& to the House of Corredion to j r one Calendar• month. • Vincent Wright, Win. Elson, and Ann Fezand, were then arraigned for conspiring to defraud David Corley, and several other tradesmen named in- dif ferent counts in the inclement. Mr. G,LERDtelated the faCts of \the case in the same manner as a dramatis personce and story of a. play are drisVn up. Each of them, he said, had a particular cast of charaCter assigned.. He then de scribed their respective performances as they bustled through their parts until previous to - the dropping'of the'curtain they cane to the present den'ouement. The first witness called was Mr. Carey, a Builder, of.Clar6nee-iilace, Pentonville. , He deposed, .that, iii „Marlast, the,Prisoner Elson came to him, and. Observing-that heperceived by a bill, with reference to.Mr C. that he had the house, 8; Woodstock street, OxfordLstreet, to lett,:told hint there was. a Lady with whom he was acquainted who had lately come into a fortune, and wanted such as house as that. Besides that, he had lodged with her before, and did not know but he should do so again ; if it should so happen, it would answer his purpose also, as he Was a Banker's Clerk, and , it would be a cen- . tral situation for him to collet Its bills in. The Witness then agreed to lett his house for 85 guineas a year, provided;on inquiry as to the Lady's charac ter, he should find it suitable to his. wishes. He accordingly, got a reference to a person in King street, Holborn ; but, on going there, he did not think that the girt of character he obtained of that Lady was by any means satisfaCtory. He immedi ately went to his house, but found that in the interim the person who had the key for the purpose of shew ing the house, had been prevailed on to let some of the Prisoners have it, and they were in a&ual pos session. David Gorley, of Wardeur-itreet, smith and iron monger, proved the supposed Capt. Wright'S having called at his shop, left his card, and'bespoke a very fashionable Rumford stove, With a deal of cut steel and fret-work ornaments about it. The particulars of this transaaion have already been described in our Papet,-and the circumstance of Mr a. Fezand beckon ing him into the parlour, when he went to take mea sure of the fire-place which the stove was to fit -hi, for the purpose of telling M. G. what an extra ordinary good chat a&er she had of the Captain, and what a wealthy man he'Svas, has also been already mentioned, together with her : recital. of the Cap tain's extensive West India Trade, his rich uncle who was, worth thousands, and ' had 25 aeri:mtS in constant attendance abotit his domestic atitiirs.- , -s She had alSo said that .the Captain had. another counting-house in the City, and that - she had a clia teeter of him from a mercantile house in the same tie; liliourhood, 'as well' as from three Others, who • had all agreed in declaring that he was a per s n 'of the utmost respe&ability. She then desired Mr. Q. to be very particular about' the-ornaments and fret work of the stove. < A grate, value 15 guineas, was afterwards bespoke ; and Mrs. hi: i at another meeting that a 4itchen range and oven was anted with the utmost expeditien, as the =Captain was to have some company to dinner the next' day. On that account it would be necessary that he should employ a bricklayer to set these articles, as the Cap , tain was then in the City about getting some glass cleated' out before the fresh duty was laid on, How ever, as the place appeared to be nearly empty, With only the appearance of a counting-house fitting imp and very. bare, having hardly any thing in it but a few boxes, on one of which were painted the words, " Vincent Wright, Esq. St. Kitt's," he thought it would be mident of him not te : send home any more of the articles that had.been be spoke than the . first Stove, Which was by that time taken home, until he had either sotife Mouey Or: further security for his goods. Atler.this he called repeatedly, but could learn nothing more abotit Cap tain Wright, until he saw by the Newspapers that he was in custody. . A shopman belonging• to Mr. Robinson, of tot, Drury-lane, grocer, deposed, that in consequence of en order received from Mr. Wright, he had taken home tea, coffee, sugar, tize. to the amount:of 2i: as. 3d.; be 'was coming ftWay without leaving the goods, as it was his master's general direaiona opt to leave a first order. without:money, but just as he 'was turning off from the doer,: the PrisonerTlson came up, who, Mrs.. F. said; was one of the Cap tain's servants. She then spoke about the Captain's charakSter, his opulence, anti his connexions, in the same strain of eulogium is she had made use of to the last witness. Upon this he left the goods. He called two ur three times afterwards, and once he saw' thi: Captain, who.gave him a promise for the amount of his bill, htit that was all. Mr. Gordon, ofOxfor&street, stationer, said, ti tat Captain. Wright bad come to his shop, . and <lege' ibs ing himself to be a West.-India Merchant, ordered him to send home two reams of the best double gilt letter-paper to his house in Woodstockatteet, giv ing biz card of address at the time. Seeing the wspn to possess 'every thing of the appearance and deportment of a Qentlernan, as far as he could tell, and judging alao from his celoer that , the story WcIS very likely to be; true (the Captain being a Mulatto). he. suitthe paper home without the least lieita tion. He saw Mrs. V. after that, and described her to be as laviSh in praise of the Captain as the - other witnessea. bad suite she in their lioarie z ,- . She had also mentioned that a needle bock and some other little 'fashionable , articles might be- wanting for Mr, sister. - A ledger was . .afterwards or 7, 'tiered by,tha Captain, and the Witness took -bit two of them, the one .of three guineas value, the other tire, in order that his customer mizht have his choice. The Captain chase the . smaller of the two • 'but the Clerk walited hitid d take the other alai;i with it, as it. would he titeessary to send steh a opt to thd.West Indies. tho ,next days, hOwever; Isar. Elsa) called at the WittieSs's shop; asked for thcir large ledger; and pulling a stamped paper out of hiS. pocket, With nothing but the acceptance of Vincent Wright, Esq. written On it, he asked what was the amount of the bill ; and upon being told that it waS t 51. 12s. he wrote the fiord Ufa bill of 'exchatie to that arnutuit upon the stamped paper. the witness wrote. his own name on the back of it ; but aCord ing to his own words, he afterwards fotind that it was all moon:•shine, and erased his natne tivin the W. Beally, vlerk to Mr. Newport, the Xeeper of the New Prison, Clerkenwell, was thensWern. He knew the Prisoner, the mulatto, who is now called Capt. Wright. He ova's confined In the New Prison for debt, about twelve months since, and will discharged underthe late Insolvent Atl, by the name of Sibley. , The Prisoner Wright being called on for his der. fence, said, that he is a foreigner, that he had lately received some Money from home, but had paid it to people to whom he was indebted. The other people Who were joined with him in 'the indi&ment had nothing more to do with the tfausatkion before the Court than any .other servant Or any other landlady_ would have to do with any person whatever that wal the master of the one, or the tenant of the other. Mrs. F. is a woman about 50 years, very tall laid comely, having a very resp4table appearance. Shc was extremely agitated, and den►ie the hugs al !edged against her. Elson was fbrmerly a Marshalsca eoutt Cittcer: Fre was the only one that had Counsel', and Counsel wished to impress on the mind of the jell that he could not be answerable for what l►e had done merely as a servant, without being a parricipp tor, or even piu•taking of any guilty knowledge in the transaction. The woman, in fatt, he thought , to be equally innocent, though he was not retained on her behalf. The CHAIRMAN, however; was of opinion, that this was calculated to destroy the whole force of ilk* indielment; 'as it was clear that one person alone could not conspire. He traced all the evidence through , with the greatest minuteness, and inferred that there was guilty knowledge proved against the whole of the Prisoneri from the different parts of their. deal ings.—The Jury found all the Prisoners Guilty. The Court, in passing sentence, lamented that the indictment Was not laid so as to charge each of the Prisoners with the a&ual commission of a fraud, in which case, if guilty, they would have peen liable to sutibr transportation. It was a new sort of an offence, and if persons were suffered to go about telling abominable lies of each other In this manner,' no honest trades Man . would be sure of his preperty a moment. They were .sentenced each to be im prisoned twelve months, Wright in, Newgate,. and. the others in the House ofCorrealion.-4.;Adjourne4.l: OLD BAILEY: SIXTH IJESDATh SEPT. 24. ' .Tolln Stringer, a private in the Horse Guards, *QS intik:led for stealing a 301. Bank Note, the property of John likidley.--The Prosecutor stated, that ltd was a groom in theservice Of a entleman hi StattOrd-place: On the .25th of June he went to the country, And :::ft the care 'of the apartment over his roaster's stable, in which he slept, to the Prisoner. Ho had by neglect left . the key of. his box in the lock, and when he re turned next day he missed the notementioned in the indi&ment, which he had received on keoUnt . of another servant to lay out for him in the purchase of stock. The Prosecutor did not know the number of the note, tnit went to the Banker, frosh.whom it had betlinreceived, Who gave him a number and date i with which he went to the Bank of England: i . beitt a month after kopl.ri *Was tuppet.l nt the, B:tuk, and traCed to the Prisoner. tine hacker's Qlerk, who: paid the note to the Prosechtor, wa'a however abient,, and the eVidence was thereferee..- fective. The Prisoner was acquitted. Shells was convi4ed of a singular sort of de predation. It, WaS provtti that,early us the morning of the 24th of July he wrenched the brass, knoeltor., oft" two houses in Upper Grosvenor-~seer. The value of the knockers when on the doors was i Os. (id. each; Dennis Dillon was indicted for the wilful murder of Michael Lesmard. Yt appeared that.the partied were tailors, and belonged to the same .shep ; ,they, had a quarrel, which terminated in a boxing match its the 004,, near Pancras,, in. August last. .The ceased died in conequence of th 6 contest, btlt tit* was no proof of murder ) and the Prisoner was quittecl. PUBLIC-C)IFWE, Hittotv-GARDEi+7.--L , Yesteeday two men of tho names ,of Riclturdson and John Le;iock, alias Leonard White, were examined on the charge of attempting to commit a burglary in. Lamb's Conduit.street. It appeartla tirat the Watchman was goinfr. 3 his rounds, and s;.iw the rrisoners about two o'clock in the morning in. the ,iirea of the house No. la, ht immediately gave the alarms when the Prisoner Lenock got Over the railing and knocked him down he was, however, secured along with the other Pfp . - Honer. All the implements generally used in liNse breaking were found on the Prisoners, who were committed for further examination. Two men were exainin - ed on the charge of steal- , ing a parcel tioin a :Flail-coach about thretileara since, containing a valuable guhl - watch, and word cumulated. Yesterday - I:0as tnattied I ttinAlln VAN linvto u sF); Esq. of Guildford.trt et, to Miss Puici:, of Great James-street. Vront hi fretoent:interrtiption of the Gteenwit,4 and Det,tford Stage:: whia. Sul) clo to the ()dice Door of MeMirS. H01M . . - DY and Co, Charing-Co:is, they requefit the Nobility and Get try . will order theit Conehmen to drive to the Office Door in Sprin s r, deity, Gar 'IA reIIIOVCI VVery N-Exc n '4r.N or; Sftrt. (Iv but few e..:)1 samples of Wid. - at arrived at this mark fiat; lieW is ITIOI:h ixt request . for and tilt, latter' has rtmdy title at lather tkt,ttel: price; Barley;, Malt, :aid Beans, have trust <Yttri - titin i tint ttrrivras of Oats are: short, and are Qs. Itiol ss. per quitrter klear l ti Flour at ti;:s. to Io;. : seed ratlier