The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-17 00:00:00

- 4' .I.OUr , 1 13. ~' 41170111 y afternoon, soon after the return of the lout FAMILY from their Cruize, they visited the' 'theme, to see, the Comedy of 4 Bold Strokefor a Mil', and The Prize, for the Benefit of Air. BAN-' ns'asean. son. The Ho use was the fullest we have 1114 This tnorninl early Firs AlmEsTy walked on the Esplanade, and viewed his Stables. The Roy At. FAMILY attended Divine Service at the Church. Eddy this morning the DuRE of et7g2ZILASD 4114Statrinspaed the Artillery upon Portland Sands. LEWES, SEPT. 16. A few of ow. Farmers celebrated " Harvest Home" to S aturday last, and, should the weather continue. propitious to the end of the present week, nearly, all thcrn will, by that time, have completed the oitprorlntlive harvest that the oldest of them ever , Wheats have been generally well got in ;, n i lt . a few ricks, in the western part of the County, I . 4 ,aug she) dispoition to heat', have been neces, '4r11% umaiie, and the sheaVes returned to the tiold. 11 ,_, 1 1 -11 e rajas of the week bef ore l ast cons id era bl y .41- k ted th e l ow lands about Atuberly and Bury, 111'4 County, The Whole ti e ` -. of the harvest Is nearly get in.,' in ttMI IA ' lonmoinhshire, and, as in every etrztrtltiolt thc; Kingdom, the crops were never, rile ,re abundant. g 1,,, . hest' ' 1-..-ItYpf Pilchards cellared in ' n 'ltee at shout hogsheads. Corre).i'ill, Moro 4 e, out 40,000 Buts little Po, l'''..ted during the remainder of th(.. s il Comae, • lar the Belt ? is appointed to sail from TA._ith Rcad_s ' Tul,eatellonnineen on the e•27th instant. • _ tette,r,k4')l4elienevre 6 EcTee.—Phenomena of ttlitio ''''' )l PPtiran ce have lately engaged ,the et:, : : , , 1 1 of the luhabitatits of Blackheath. .A. i l ;: at i e , L l 'iitt.e' a rraYed in a 'kind of windine7 fasl,lo„7l,lg in his hand a caduceus, after . tli , e.,. , er t h;°2 41 4 in the Heathen Mythology designed iatl, 1,4, - - 2 4 jler(eay, is nightly seen traversing the . ark 1,-"iing from. the, point of the Heath to the 6 p€ ,. a mess behind the house of Col. --..-"—"". The t, , , e ' t i for such it is sit.ppose.d.to be, is attended. hY al at,-44.Aes, dressed after the manner of the medic. _,,, IncVautt,:".tarrnY. The trio, as soon as they ad- . to front of the Colonel's .house, are ob m ousi .to halt ; the figure clad in the winding-sheet . •-oreard Il i 80,, ``told presents arms with his caduceus, til t "ail wonld do with his firelmk ; the parry. h. tin in close order to the dark recess, and t ween last Tuesday 1 thi a „ seven and eight o'clock on ,:,),14S.a hune.dealer was going from Hastings two f, t , trad, lie was stopped (in Fanlight Down . by . ' 4 'hir ttii ; one of whom seized his horEe s bridle, aike. e etle..r demanded his money, which he was t''tki`l. t .iti e t i t wer, out et-114,1(in.. on opportunity that till (4 :, a,t . the horse's head, a7forcled hith, by quit etllithcurtele, he, made use 'of his spurs, and rode i i t „ l 't bving robbed, except, of the Rap of his 1114 i, ;,:it el ' li( 4, left i() the hand of one . of the , f( d x) is te . 4,4lN,"•",calieht hold of it with a view. ot. k vt 4 4 . 11 11 when he started. itelib:Ldiirsa.i7reeable accident ,. happened lately neat „gobttn, A t- 'mil Mr.threity, of Kir assoek, hat-- S'let, e 4 that many of his, trees had of late been. i ttitv4it into his wood on the morning of the ' l4 lled . t4 king it) his hand his fowling Piece. — ii 'IQ bee I • 4 lA , . 11 ong there when he saw two then r an • *, tit ; .1 in the L&t of pulling down, with r a '''ee, which they elleeted, but bet - ore he ie gtt so tee - 10 )44 I. ). ir as to lay hold of any them, he. 11 1114 4 by the women,- and they inamecle. ; 1 ' "elie-vrre.nt ways. Mr. Christy, - to frighten Ili * l v raised such an alarm : te a) ir as might" pre;. , i 24k attempts tn future, tired .at random lion '"e tree s . e II th at , wallow the smallest , . 1., ) 141 :it.t., e a , n Y Person could be hurt, but untorn _ lk, 1 , 4 tuat :Arm* One Of the Men and killled , , tr , le (I f ~.t ; Christy returned to his house uneott... I N t i; e "at had happened. Nothing ooalii'exc'.:l. `, -1 1. 1 / 4 1 itit,i 4titid irareis on being informed that a tn.em ‘11.41s to o e'id, altiveigh conscious of the innocence 4t,,,,, n t,i 0 4; awl hiring. advised by a M 1 :; .1 s; I t i k t tlfig t :,t himself e - e a legal tt•ial, he (kliv,c:L___ . ( l I . • b Y al cll3t( ' 1 Y "t Downpatrick, and VAL% diet 1 la 4-3'kati)te Jury, who, withwlt `'‘ moment s .• I '''lteti i a ie.cl ken oe the evideace of the Pro 7. r.)11(:, 1 1414tAitilINZ,v4t, ( .. )I _, 4 ; 1 '2 Nine, of Jahn Pox was deteer wi ed tit. • ti ( 7 4 te a VII ' l3ll day morning last, along rc.taring . , 0 1 . 411 4wh , , , 0 eheapett .in the a& of P-e -'llt. "Ns and six.penui pieces, in a changehouse 4 ,4 4 ) iato . 1 . li, , winch they lied gone to drink a dram. kill), "illiernentiand the - Won used for 1, 1 . .itp„„._ . • , ~ i e at tsffko,.s! uerefoend on Fox's person ; and . he 4, 4 1 4 % It 0 1 11 1v 1) 4 ,Y the INTagistraees to. stand hie-tro t ) , • %AI yea',.: MADRID, the Banker, l'e l* lk,i lith e , oor a.,?.:(., was unfortunately dro wned' ae oa ' * 4t I fin. int o I r is fa ther's- horse. 1 , , , , it w aith . 4/ , trig 46, anistow. Ill iti rrn at ICel-o on Friday 1 4t14 . awfw " , se. se'unight, was lil t like a • 4 lightning hung for some ~. , 4 4 di.ellbilll of firo over the town, and went. off ,l - Attt• 'l,V u 'u r .,, • xPlosiou, which made the houses (.'',.-e tro ., - are Fe r e,- ei y to hea r that not the smallest l ea ,„ i, lia,), all * I _,ecoecl. The vivid flashes of tho light. r, al lite,e3re s i ght ' of the pop i e w h o were In '.''. a ' alk osi L t i'e time to sech a degree, that the (, 4 :!Il k i ll ti t , o li nd for so rnerninutes after. t i ;'; 4 10 (1: 4 EaSt India Company's armed Hoys 4 s i tn , tw ring lately in the Hope, below Grevei--. „. tt tttn..te e faceleent happened . i 4 tarkt 4 °ll ho ard •he struck by the wad qiii (it. dreadt. 1 '..1 ' to one ni ;.. . 4, fi„,,, . ' • was ); ',, 41 1 1,41' 4 m the shan't fight, which fra&ured ;:ii , , tl '' reatlncaterated the shoulder in such a deplo ,,,qtnt:r. that t h e li mb will taken off at the : , r 741 e liti ,„! Part of the blade-bone extracted, and - All4' lit ''' 4 " lacerated flesh taken from the 4 ' the Q4.'s rntvy.oti to Oravesend, and Placed 4' 4 , ttly Iv t °` Mr. 144,tigoNT, Surgeon. 1, ," 111 y as rctirrik,A, it GuCapt. GEOIO3 ~t 1 h, • 4f th t ~,_, , „„. mosey , , . . , , ... 01. tli, ki tt , e -GUM rote, fe rn or Licutona.,l' '' 4 4!, 4 14 ) , y, .E ' to Mi4sLuz,LANi, diaughter ca ""-!'"!! , irk - "ttltd s (1 ' lt,tiztri,l,:tl' titt i v ter t ii l r , l Y) in the Parish Church of n 11 • 11 'II, 'to IT, Lip one:, Buyo, T..sici. of ..3. YEAS e, N itel'3' vitY, daturliter of W. L9wnY' 'helt.tei r ~ . y ` 3 4 t‘"lt, LA)114011r • the latot diipitche; from Vika rgliu c, we arc informed that Hotkaß had taken the preeau.. Coil to supply the magazines of Binirtpere with tary and other stores sufficient to maintain a SitNf Of two years ; perhaps this report:has been exaggerated, and purposely disseminated by several deserter's from the enemy's army. During -the last attack of the ',English on the above fort, a number of old guns were brought forward, on the first firing of which no less than five of them burst, killed 20 men, and wounded several others. The troops were struck with a sudden panic, and the artillery corps refused, for a moment, to .do their . duty : HOLICA4 flew to the spot, attended by the Killadar, and harangued the garrison with .great firmness and spirit. This measure,had the desired effe&, and the troops re turned to the charge With redoubled vigour. It is more than probable that this single circumstance contributed materially to the 'salvation of the place. , • The fortress of Bhurtpore is memorable for having. .been a place of refuge for the Chieftains of the Dec - . can, in seasons of extraordinary, trouble and .distress. It was built by Cuharamanaa, a Jaut, of the Sewen nee tribe, in the time of Aurungzebe, for an. asylum for himself and faMily, after having plundered the rear of the Imperial Army on its march through the, neighbouring country. Here a powerful banditti enlisting under his banners, he robbed such travel lers as passed,' acquired incalculable wealth, remain ed a terror to the country, and enjoyed his authority till the time of his death. • .A survey is about to be made, in order to 'aster-, tain, if possible, a proper place in the vicinity of the Teak Forests, for forming a Dock of considerable magnitude on the Coromandel Coast. The spirit of ship-building seems to be rapidly pervading all the ' Coasts of this extensive Continent. List of Passengers from India arrived by the late Fleet, vi 4. PASSIINGERS PER FAME -Capt. I. Harris, Mr. awl Mrs. Gene and Lundy, Lieut. W. Park..r, Mr. DJsid Ntsoett, Miss C. Montgoinitie, Mrs. Carleton, Mr. C. Spencer, Mrs. Colebrook and family, Lieut. 'Burke, Miss E . Laing, Master A, C. Macdougal., PAUENCE•gS Pitt Soy ER E. 'GPI. —MiijOt johi, Dutr, Lieut. • C; Swayne, Mrs. Turnbull, may)r-Generai W N„Cameron, Mrs. and Mies Canieroll, MI. Charles, Edwards • =end two children, Mr. Ede, Nliss Beek, ).Ir. Isaac,kiey wood, Mr. I'i,olllaS Twining, Masters I. and W. Macintire, 'Captain M. Duncan, Mrs. A. Burgess and two children, Majors Baled and DIA Mr. Nicholls, Captain Watt, Miss ' E. Antieraoll, Master I , Bortliwick PAbSENGVAS Pitk WALVDAMSTOW.-Robert Anderson, Esq. and three chi Wren, Major M. Nisepherson, Captain P. Anderson, Capt. I. Clitl; Lieut. Nicholson, Mrs. Phillips anti iwo c hildr. n, ails. Clarke, Mrs. E. M urray and two children, H. Duncan, Esq, Major Huwden, Mr. Lushing ton, Mr. I. It Noes, Mons. Le Meine C. Cannis, Char potter, Conar, and Bourdais, ' French Prisoners of r 'War. • • PASSI:NGII4II. Pt* SIR WILLIAM SZOSTACY..-"-Mrs. M. Hems, Mrs. M.•Pattinson and three chiidren, Captain R. Rhode, Captaia E; Voyle, Mr. A. Kier, i4lasters C. Smith, W. Hutchinson, C. Hayes, and F. 'Hunter, Ensign Mahew. P + sstrioeas rut WiNcitzpszA. - Samuel Peach and George sparkes, Esrs. I. Oilier, Colonel ILiiry Torrens, Mrs forrens, Miss '.. H. Brook, Mr; I. Strehan, late Third Officer 01 the Princess Charlotte. PAS6INGSKS reit MAAcilioNAsS OF EXZTZA.-tion. Mr. S. Clinton,_ Mrs. H. Wilkes, Mrs. H. Hall snit two children, Mr. W. Gordon, Mr. W. lones, Colonel Clinton, Colonel I. Munn), Lieut. Col. A. Hamilton, Msjors B. Hall and I. Plumer, Captains K. B. Macpherson, t... Con steble, and Moleswertn, Lieut. W. G. liihnston, Mr. f. Hurst, Mr. A. Anderson, Masters C. and limes, W. M. Coy, and C. Brachaupt, MissirS M. C. aid ... Falconogi4„ Master A. Falconer, Miss H. M. Roy, and Master A. Mit' Intoeli, Mons. Pierre Brunette, Sirrgeoa, French Prisoner of .War. • PAIIMICIR.II aaR ALLICANDLIt..-. Mrs. A. C. Smith. Capt. I. Kellte and two children, Mrs. F. Becker, Mrs, Glatiwin, Miss Scott, Master'Scott, Mr. C. Shbriek, Sur geon Bruce, H. M. lath. Reg. Willoughby Leien, Esq. Captain Mears, Captain Gregson, Lieut. I'y tier, and Master I. Scale. • •• , co. • 1 3 A311040t111i FIR Butler, Mr. Weddecley, Capt. H. Haire, H. M. 66th Reg, Mr. G. Marback. Rev. H. asters T. , Wouctin, I, C. C. Gray, A. W. Gray, - and P Lewis,'Gray, Mrs. I. Ames, Captain W. Sanders, Miss A. D'Esterre, Morisieurs Novel, fauva; Rouaze, and OudallainD L'illeatl, French Prisoners of War, Licut, G. W. Wallace. I'AISSOID &RS LORD 14113,110‘..-7-MtS. 1. 1. Jilin Do L'EtangSnd three children, Mr. and Mrs. lon-•' -lid family, Miss L. Gardner, 'IVIrs Lloyd and •four children, Mrs. H. E opt and child, Masters. G. L. • and H. Poignand, MOWS Devaynes, A. Grene .E. Bonfield, E Wintto, Mosti. ~id.. Lloyd, anti L. Ban:held, Mr. and Mrs. W Smith and family,. Captain G. 'Millstone, Major W. C. Alston, Miss - •6; H. Begshaw, Miss and Master Nelly, Mrs. E. Words ]wortn, isa and Master Ferroneau„ Major-General C. Mare, .atiti ti n's M. Heathcote, the Hon. Major-General St. loin, Mr. 1. Clarke, and Mr. A. Aloore. 'PASSltteGliltl rte. ,Mos&tcti. -Mrs, 1. Moore, Mr. T. Phillips, Major I. RoWles, Captain frith, Surgeons Andrew and Rogers, 'Lieut. I. Busliby, Ensign I. Foster , M rs. and Miss Andrews, Miss C. Hunter, Master R.Frtili, Mrs. E. Cotton and son,, train St. Helena. I'ASSLNGAS 'St Loeb C's.SrI.e•SEACH• - -Mr• Robert* I son. ills Majesty's 74th Reg. MrS, Robort..:on and Mr. and Mrs. Nowell, Mrs. Pattie, mil. E. Voile, Captain U. Balkier, Captains Kirso and A.,M4Donal,i, 01 His Nla jesty's 76th Reg. Lieut. T. Fulton. of Ills 7 3 tit ACv• Mr. Beadier, ' Mrs. Ricketts, Mr. R. C. Wilson, I. Fulton, N. and 'C. L.royes, T. Becher, Kearnan, an F; Backe, Misses •C. Croekatt, E. Gowan Mrs , E. Ricketts. and T. 1. Ricketts, Miss E. Henry, . Burns, and Mrs. Shaw. • PASSIWOIIIIIS FAR ASIA.-7. ChalTlier, Esq. I. Mittords Capt. U. Quin, of His ,Majesty's 33d Reg. Major It, s; haw, , Captains W. P. Hesitlanddlid Hawes, Loy E ihardson Miss and twn Masteri Richardsons, Mr. and Mrs. Golding ham and tour children., Mrs. Marriott, Miss And Nlaster at. tenon, Masters Reynolds M. White,Fullenori, A. R. and P. Taylor , K. Sentleger, Misses White and Sent• legor, and. Mrs. Henry. TAsSiNGLAS 'RR CES.RNCIST6I.-sir, John Strange, • Chief Justice of Madras , H . Compton, Esq. Captaln P. Heywood, Royal Navy, Captain Horsburgh, Mr. D. Davi-I s'on V ASSi NGLIIS UK LADY l ANS DUNDAS.--Mr. Cot. t o n , G. M'Leod, Esq. Major G. Omley, Mr. I. Plowden, Mr. Fleminhr, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. A rbuthnot and Child , Mrs. Udny and Son ; Misses Heil, H. Ulla 14. Tindall, Allen, Mackae , Buchanan , Dick, and Purors ; Masters P • Levesque, 1. Ravelishaw, and • Telubill ; Lt. Pogson, Monsieur A.Dunne, Mr. A. Aberdeen, tauter- A Master Davis and Family, of His Majesty's Stir Dragvens. 'PASsINGSILS ?Xi E x praptstir.--Colonet murra;.Ma . jors Nicolls, Gordon and Kennett ; Captaiii-Lie y u tenant fisher, Lieutenant I. Salter, Monsieur F. lionsty; Lieut. A. Lame, Michael Bisiton,•tirench Wilkins, of His bia.jesty's .75th Regiment; Mr. Shaw, Mr, A. Ro bertson, Mrs. A. Kent, Mr. Staunton. PASI4NOSRS PLIt LADY BURDlGS!..44lCUtilltarlt COlonel Powell, Messrs. I. T. Brown, H. Grant, A. Campbell, and D. Leinontt ; Mr. I: Lovett (died at'sea, tune 14, illee),' Lt, I, Wyatt, Mr. T. C. Fenton ; Mistresses I. Scott, Powell, Clarke, Master Brown, and Misses Robertson, and two Miss Heyes. l'asz,srn zits rut Bsnoao.-Mrs. Boddain, Bur rington, It, Cardin, Esq. Mrs. Cardin, Miss h. litanies, tirs. Deane, Henry and Strachey, Eaqta. I. RYIeY, Esq. tielsiensnis Blake, Hunter, and Cartwright, Ensieit 'V, Wit son, Misses K. 110I1(14111, S. Cardin, U. G., Conn, A. C. Deare, I. Byees, and A. Patch, Masters I, P. Cardin, j Patch, C. S. Rawstone, T. A. Howard, Forrest, ,and Robinson. Passencsas trek EARL. Si. VISCZNT.-Major Generat.l Bannatyne Lieut. Col. I, I3oderi,Maur D. Price, Op: E. !bloom, W M Simpson, W. Harvey,, E. Doildeswell, and p o pnsin, Esqrs. Lieuts. Morlisett and Keleher, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Robins, Mr. and Miss Hensitaw, Mts, MOor and two children, Masters T, Wyly, I and H. Saiinveith, - I. Kennedy, W. Clark, J. Drummond, Mise,E. Drummond. Pas/ENO:tie PIM '.I lIAM tS. --EMIT% St. Halellit.-Airs. PitrSOtib and child, P. I). Wet, aid G. H. Iltlittases, Lag, Mr. Torbst and So l Mr. Alcsitittlerf jun, AM ER PAPERS'. ::.Krz:vy-Volt1t; AUG. 1 Gentletiiati for NOille :titne a pilsoner in Barraeoa (Celia); has lately anived in Baltimore from th.tt place; . fie fur. ! nislies the f;)lllwing account of the Privateers fittiu out at that'port., with request - that it might be,pub-. lished'tbr the intbratatiou - of those concerned in the West India Trade. • ' La Bangdurt, corpinim!ed by a woman, carries two ie.-pounders, four sixes, two short carrotiades, and 100 men, 18 of whom are Americans, and rows forty sweeps, painted black. La'Superbe, C-tptain DrzytrcK, six 9-pounders, 05 men, (15 Americaus).4o sweeps, 'minted black, with a white bottom ; sails remarkably fast, .and . cruiies generally close in with Cape Francois. La Coidiance, Capt. Fortis, two 9-pounders, 45 men and 26 sweeps, painted black. Voltaire, Capt. JACK, two 9-pounders, 49 men, and 26 sweeps, painted black. Marblanc, Capt. four .6-pounders, 43 men, 20 sweeps, painted black, with a yellow bottom. Dvfiance, Capt; -, two 6-pounders, 40 men, sWeeps, painted biack, with a yellow bottom. La Liologne, Capt. two 9-pounders, 45 men, 28 sweeps, paintea.black. Beata y, Capt. -, two 6-pounders, 40 men, 20 sweeps. Two Feluccas, one pounder each, and 22 mon, .and two Schooners, to.carry two guns each, and 40 Men. Several American vessels have been taken and car ried into Barracua, by French Privateers, but order ed out by the Governor, • NortYol,K, Auu. I.—We have the following, in addition to what is already published, of the gallant exploit by some of the Crew of the Cambrian, in the River St. Mary's, from a Letter received by a Gentleman in this Borough, dated Mary's, July 16. 18 , 3 c. " The British Frigate Cambrian, Capt &am- FORD, captured, a few days ago to the Southward of Savannah, a French Privateer Schooner; of . 18 guns, twelve and nine-pounders, from . Gnadaleupe, on board of which he put a detachment of bti men, commanded by Lieut. PIGOT, Lieut. ALMEILINIAN, of the Marines ; • Messrs.. i\lr'rcnELL, LAWSON, GRISSNUIPP, BOLMAN, . and WiLLuoisots.., Mid shipmen ; and' Mr. ,SALTEit, Surgeon ; and sent her into this place, where, after an obstinate and sharp contest of upwards of an hour, they succeeded in boarding the Snip Golden Grove (though Much annoyed by a. battery on- sinire), Which was well armed, and defended by about 80 Men, . under the con - inland pf the noted Privateermitu Hoopzit, who, with four men, were matte prisoners, and the others jumped overboard, sonic swam ashore, the rest drowned. The loSi of the British on this occa-. sion was one Seaman and one .Marine killed, .Lient.. Proor wounded in the head, month, and leg, Mr. LAWSON in the - kg, Mr. ANDIIEW Mti*cittu.L blown up with powder, but not to endanger his life, seven - Seamen, and three Marines.wounded.— With the Ship they re-took the Brig Ceres, a Ber mudian Sloop, and floorini's Privateet% This cer tainly has been a gallant and brilliant affair, and re-;-• Beds much credit on the Officers and Men engaged in it." BOMBAY E tt, Ft_a,"6. The following particular* regarding the unfrtu lute caputros 0t: toe Shannaa told Trormer, by the Pirates infesting the Guiph of Persia, are commu nicated by a Letter received trout Capt. B ADeocK , of the former Vessel, dated Bussora, January 6, 180.5. "' It is with,much regret I have to inform you of the Melancholy and unfortunate circumstance that happened to me on beard the - Shworoli, on the ist of l)eceinber last. In my passage up the Gulph, near the Island of Pokier, after a short but pretty smart eng4getnent with 5 pirate Dows and Bo tillas, at three in the afternOn they boarded the Shannon with swords and spears in hand I And I am sorry to acquaint you that I had one Man killed outright, and four more severely, wounded, besides myself.— You will be sorry to learn that,l 'have had my left hand taken off by the wrist, my, left shoulder dis located, and eight wounds in my head and different parts of my body. In this deplorable state, being stripped quite naked, I lay eight days weltering in my gore, and exposed to the weather, not being permitted to go below., I was, fortunate in 'getting some biscuit and "a, few bottles of wine next day, but the Crew were not allowed any fire or food for three days.. I am sorry to add, that the Trimmer was taken on the same day, at about half' past ten in the fore noon: The only person wounded Was the Officer, who wdl, I believe, lest: the use of hi right hand.— On the t tth they put use again in possession Of the Shannorc, with only two cables and anchors, a com pass, two.guns„a part of an old English ensign, and a frail of dates, bidding me go where,l'pleered ;,first; having put on board the Shannon Copt. Cumsti N 0 =dal' the Christtans'belonging to the Trimmer., Oa. the 2gth,of December we arrived safe at Bassora, where war were kindly received by Ml'. MANusTi, whose attention not.a little coutriblited to the relief of our distresses." PUBLIC-OFFICE, Bow-STREET.—In consequence of the Coroner's Jury having, on Saturday evening, returned a verdia against If iMaui. ailoss, for the wilful murder of Benjamin Aris, Moss and Elizabeth Rimes were brought to the above °dice yesterday morning, and were re-examined before Mr. (7rnallAaz and WU. KINNAIRD. The Coroner's Warrant was produced, and it be ing only against Moss, klzabeth Rims was ad, milled an Evidence tbr the Crown. The whole of the evidence was then gone through again, in a very particular manner. The trial will take place, on Friday, at the Old Bailey. • This, we think, is a sufficient rCilSOn for not entering . into a detail. • The Prisoner wore a smock frock, which NVas taken from him, and Crolker poduced it yesterday, and pointed out several marks et' blood upon it-" Elizabeth Rimes was ordered to find uretie for her appearance to give evidelv:e. Not but ablt: to pro cure them, she wai sent to Newgiite, tGr safe keep ing. The Offide wag . extremely cro'.vdcd, as was the street, during her e:i.tunination, The Pri3oner leered a cor..i.k.ntble sum of inune...y bY sllcw4 I,)rown Bear. • SPORTmo INT ELL:IGEMOE: LINCOLN RACES. . ivromtio4i, scrTgmsEit It I • •.. • llla Maje Sty's Plate of soots for 4::n (1 syr old Mares. - .1:W( r .% Mile Heats. • Mr. Smith's br. 1. Retie, 41 rs old, - - Mr, Fisber's b, f. 7wo Shoes, gyrs old, .. Mr. Weatherill's b. t. Haughty, 4yri gweepstakeentiagis cacti, to'r HontcrS, t‘i , ti mile heats. i 5 Stibscribers, COI. King'S fir. re...lle4sle. Mr. Wiiniess.b. h. by Achilles; Harnew's b g. Little Chance; Mr. MainWaiing'S br. h. !lodge, Mr. Moason's b. ni. Laborie, - 1 3 dr 2 1 1 2 5 3 try 2 4 1 di 3 dr THURSDAY. Fifty Potificit for all Ages. Mr. White's br. c. Truth, 3 yrs old Mr. liutty's ro. C,. Oiogenes, 3 yrs old - 2 t :4 General Grosvenor' c. Skirmish, 3 yrs old 3 3 , The Wqlter Stapes of Dui. each., Two.uitlq kests. Nine I •.; Subicribers. Sir M. M. Sykri'S b. m. by Pegasus Colonel King's gr, g. fiessle General Grosvenor's h. g: , fvli, Mutilates b. h. Leonidas rkinAi. t t 3 it 4 4 .11 Seventy Guineas for all Ages: Two-mile Heats. . Mr. Andrew's b. c. Fathom, 3 yrs old ' s Mr. White's br. c. 'Truth. 3 yrs old . . Mr. Miwell's b. f. Ctiosecap, 3 yrs old s 3 The Cold Cop, 'a Subscription of sgi. etch, Air 'Maiden. Horses'of all Ages, Two-mile Heats. Teo Subui;iibers. Mr, Lidyly's b 1, Miss Fanur .I , ‘,4ney, 3 yrs old Mc. Monson's Cll. in. Coquet, aged - I Mr. Grant'icti. e Felix; 3 yrs oid Mr. Chaplin's cli. h, by Sparteens, yrs old 4 4 F, G. Osborne'S gst. 121 b. agst Gen. Gros. , venor's Glider, 74t. 311 1 . both s yrs Old, a milt:s, 3egs. 3i. It. TAle latter waked over. PONTEFRAQT RACES: Tlit/145 .AV, 55Pt. 12. Sweeirstiltesof aogs. each, fiir two year old Colts, aria Fillies, 7.. t. 12,1 b. The laq mile. ;inbscribers.) Sir I.f.' T. Voile's bay tidy, by P4tritit, out , tit perion's dain . - • . Lord Fitzwilliarri's hay lily, 6ister to 'Sir Soloirlota 2 Mr. Wiikinson's gr. c. Young Sditti, by, &lin' Mr. Burton's ...h. c. Percy, u, S taiitiord 4 Siz to 4.on,Yourig Selini, a tot agst Sir 11.'I'. Vane's filly, sto rty,sr the SiSter to Sir . 4, olotianii, ,tri,i to ag,,t .1 4 i./,;%. A very finelace,attil won by only lull . a head. , Run ,iii one oil. 'lute and 43 seconds. The col. for three-)•car olde, and I.lpWards Four niile Mr, 1, W. IVardell's elt. horse Strt:l,:h, by Stritte, yrs old, Bst: slb. - - Sir T. Gascoigne's elt. filly by'Precipitate, 3 *yrs old; 6st. 4lb. ' - • „ „ Lord Darlington'B.br. h. by Ortriottd, s yrf". old; 2st. 's l h. • • - 3 J,4 1 '1 2 Mr. Loos'lalea olt. c. by riplter, tl4m by Paytnas. turo yrs. 63t. 51b. .. 4 4 Mr. 1t,),,. Savilh.9s ch. cot,t, by Stiritlev, yrs, old; 6sr, 2, 5 E yen betting on Streteit ; at ter the that hear, 6 to 4 .I',;ait.st him; after4te to I ..he won. —Won easy. Races are ran every fortnight, on a vt4. course, at l3nehy4teatl, by horses the propca'ty o! . 11 , iiiitary,,Gentleruen in that nvighbottrlloOd; and have hitherto afforded very excellent sport. ThereW3S yesterday One of the Clocit contetce Rowing- . matches that has , 1)e01,1 and a great deal of money 11 , 31 tap cTi it, not : withstanding the struggle bet , .vee..., two ,eta; Cutter J..ads. The match waS, the 11 (..stojilati.l 'Cutter to rcir against a new I unny belonging to clid worked by' the owners of the old Velitkv, who l been tbr' some tittle past considered the ino;'L : t. set of half-bred Watermen on the River, ..\' is as sharp as a wedge, and the mail havluJ; so Well established their fame by, the viotory over Diana's and other crews, considerable odds laid on their heads previous to the start, in some instances as high as tsm to one, They had 3 Stint t : pull up from Westaninster. ICOW-]mite., At Starr- . ing the J'cnuc took the lead : she kept her distance 'until they both came nearly abrea,t- of Tnggey's The. Westinorland then came dosein her waken and .gave ouch a pull in the slack - water as td knock her'nese against the Venus's rudder, which nearly unshipped it, and strained the hinges so as to render it unserviceable for some time.l The Venos stilt proceeded, and though in that..unmanageable state, kept her odds a-liaad until they passed throuti Batteisea-liridge; The ifrestalorland then pulled a little at one side of the Venus, and, after afeW strokes, sow, to get themselves Well On her quart e r, they crossed over to the other side. to doing SCE; their 'prow clime in contsa with the ;''."'nuis guar:. ter, nearly upset the Cockswain, and turned the Boat athwart the piles of the Bridge. The. West. marlancl, then shot a-bead, and int:meted her disi , tancc so traich, that at coining in td Kew-liridge: the place at destination; she was nearly 200, ymts a-head. Though the Wagttrwas only .for 20 gtibicag, avast deal :of money I..its.lcist in bye-bets - , as all the knowing.:ones laid upon the Stieb-freqheni , fhiging; acti&Ossing and jostling, woußnot, ever, be allel.ved in some other sporting contests. Ai EXTRACT FROM Iva LutermutJouutsAL,— We hear with pleasure that the , Clergy, Faculty, of Leicester, are taking a very alive part in du', o. c l b a jett : : / ,yl S tir to the Chief or.i cuttareued, and `Vi' hope on so ilctpurt:tlat an : Magistrate, a mooting of the Public has casion, 'it "Will be 'sail ..tioued by all of wealth,, coo3ew quence,- and : respeetability of this town :---since dm. List publicatOn, we have received some import A nt communications from Dr. Ftriwns, Treasurer tO the London Humane Society,who, with that phiLiaithro py for which-.he is eminently distinguished, has of. tiled any assistance in his power.—Those who know how justly to appreciate kuoian lifr; will not, We are persuaded, let the opportunity escape them, of blemling, the amiable virtues lif Humanity with absolute duties ,of Christianity:i! • The happy times describ-d by King 01-rtio . when every than dwelt safely under his vine, ,are now supposed to have returned to this favoured ctrontry: Bread is filling every the hon est hag b-kren abnndont beyond example, our conunetce prep(lw derates over alit: g10bt....,t10 vain lyKisting Env, my recoils upon him with ei)nfolopt,; mut to tua l to f NITIVI thu , t 1 1 j 'a t t ,:*) I t ;O t i ( 1e r t x i 11. i; 1 1 . 4 ) : ; 1 E lltt'stint t' Sche:.no Of in number of Capital Prizes mat general ;nranvmeat of the benefits, in incontetibly bvt.ter thi urn r . 4y that it tbr tinny yL , ars heen.befirti the Public On Friday last a. young; woman, named Simmcits, at'cidontidly fort into a deep 55311 AlboUrne, nea r H u ,„ 4 „„ rpo ipt, but friiai whence she waa ahnont intuit:di:o4y drawn up by a f loin-servaat i and without hi it) iii LJ'l. cm-, yother inconveiti...!Tr* ttian dot of ;A. tnorutign wetting.