The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

A l u. . . iiti , boom just cleared his tafferel when .t gave him . out larbo ar d 'guns Ti ley both wore t . up a well-direded fire until e igh t o ' c l oc k, b y which dine our quarters were well cleared, and we' got Jilt: Pape ready, determine.d to sell our lives ag dear as possible, as we had net -the least chance of esctping. At this Moment I was under the necessity Of sink ing all my Papers, Signals Instru&ions, to cut away one anchor, heave one useless gun overboard, and clear the (leeks cf eery inciimbrance. Our jai boriin was shot away; all our running rigging, snit: of the banding ; most of - * sails' shattered I ; in ).1-ns in the inag:vzine, one - lolly bed-place . broke .‘ our pieces ;...both Brigs Within pistol shot, and 'mitt still nearer, and no help nigh in this 51- tintion, Wh en I had bid adieu to all worldly cares, . and sullenly' resolved to sink, the Enemy, to my grelt astonishmelit, hauled his wind, .and stood itas rkhn this was a glorious chance;- a dram administered to our brave fellows, and we 1611 only wished to be able to 'catch them ; but 'tWonl,.l have been madness : we had enough to do t ° get ourselves into ccinditiim. I saw no !note of diem. Next morning I stood fOr one of mmeetinga comr3de—l borrowed two i'mit;urtish of water fro:n the Ro e b uc k, and sailed the next in qoest of them 5 one shot gave me a terri head.ach, but thank Gon, except .i couple of Eeta c t ebei, I escaped ; such an escape; perhaps, nev . er ( 1: - ; 1111.e ' l evt2ty soul on hoard had compounded tor . ...;retch Pr4n, when I gave' the orders 'wear. ,, lorti,9 Frenchman himself had no idea of my resisting "bye boa r ded, 114 when: we wore : Ihe w,c)ttld g":" 1 1 Lail at least -Jobnieu to our 40--Rule' :Coq .s you 110 meet the 1e to m daily not nightly: -iRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. • 1.6 the 0 tacit talit fficers and Company of His Maji.%ty!s Ship _ln:- A , l 4rn, . e i ! for the Capture of the Spanish Privateer S.m i a . ilathort3 141 ltit:epide, the r;th March ts . s, on board! . l o t.. 1 4, Gtptt. to.rnorrow se'nnight, or. atterwads r at I N • 4 wrrt, Nitrail! ~tict.:ntion 61 the Dutch Ship Zephyr, the :_ a_sll: Andß4' t , l ,!9S• to His Majesty's Ships Circe, sAtilb,U7l7t Prompte, at No. 13, Great (Jerirgi.s ram to ;ne ; 11 - Na, 13, Cioneilt'b-1 t in, S. I' Net,i,.`"ger, at Nu. 03, ditto- and to the Star, at 'l . lO. 9, vto.:o4o•street-bitiltiings, on t riiiirsdny, the 14th 'cat Nu. 6`;,neXt or during three years .it tic planes. G - anti Company ot nis Ntai;:4ty'sStirp t._y7 L ,o l , 4s' n , t he i c4Pitire of ,ht; (;reek Polak.re St. I . r e le r brt e t." eni % et t 'Sol, on Wednesday the 6.. h of Novem b er. 'lt ePacver , eleven and hirer, At No. ) Iledile4ti.ty and Ttatarclay att 9 e t f% .l % -, ,t e r w ils 4 i:t " t d it - e st s t . t ine i , Officers and Company of His Majesty's Shit' Jt the I,2;;plure of the Neptunus, the 30"1 uct'ber' tunes 411th pi.m e last inentioritia. ARUM I.I.()YD's LIST. 4 1 , At kr, ARRIVED. liov er ', . —. nit Sea Nymph Ross, frornQuebcr • °4.ri,t':'0,,,,,1n1i--:fik.• Nlariiie'r, Curtis, A;l 9 , Atkins, acid •ar '""1 1 1 nom Jamaica. '-• t . 1444. The Bet • d Amelia, Bu l pin , from 1. 1 '. 1 1.4 4 , s , si.y, Bath.y, an bt 111. ,41),5ii,,,,„0. VD)CULV6, Bell, Nautil us, .Dnocaii, .W a c c .., 0 ,.. ; 4(1.;‘,41`,,',__11,.9cean, 'l"apnell; - pritannia, Burke, u ir l ! on l , iti'll,ll,,,b":4lroln St. Vincent's ; British Queen, SI It "Xitti• 4 's Pilgrim, Phillips, anti Venus, i-ttnit, ftolil 4(,,,i ltat:bael, SArtll front Nevis; Conway, ktngt I..cel•li,ei.,i .c„.,diarii,,,,, Buck;), o -n; from Monts,...rrat tal 11:' ' otilre , frorn Dominica • Merwm, AnlerY, 4 n hCtS 1 !, ' BUN.) i ), ( 4 ., tOm 1 obago ; Domtnei, --, , lac _. n l' i ' l ' the ' 1 t'',L0 411 1: 1 , 1 ,',. v i c t: 4 4 . ).. -Nit.o• ne, Martha, Brae, and LTim) I / L l4 ti t ; (I) ''''n'A.• Princess Amelia, ? A6tiNe' Menet' - ",, i4 l n li i iin, Bryce, from Trinidad ; t..._,.noda ii , R . i .. c . l h a e r i d t: iy, Vi 1 .,, t11 ' t ," .. e ...a ra ; Itoddington, Soal t . Nel4O, .r . ,','; f i l ; 14 : 4 0, e at a,!.,l 4 4irson, Ealing grove,. bettiF, a nd ~ 1 "..),'„,"',„ a1 t- i , i,,, 46,11,_,_11,10, trout St. Virment's ; Theamb, lioy)- i:li tti ~',',' , Mille r , from (..;, rem& ; DOlhett . "H as w ell, .•nc etAli rs r s, Crow n , Adams, Ilawkesbury, Carr, u ;tll;ty i s, • lISCIltil, iro m D•Jminica ; Comet, —, and t h e ~ in. ~`,Jelliiinstall, from Montserrat ; hlarquis'of l tuna:) . , ;i ll t,' NIT I ' l °6 ; Duckentient liall,Cii a roell, trom...l . nti. • ~_' 4ittkl'; Ilawthorne. avid the kierh,ne, Harwood, ir,orn i ii '4l'l l i, il 4it t e ig Nil, [Lir yey, , Cove, %‘' yatt, .A . Ifr , eti, . 11 i4 ‘ 1,r i d i ... k Ili ...-_, )., Anabel la, A nercrunibie, A,rova L 0b,..g0 ; ~.., v.i.,l„,l4,l,Lf.titred, aoya i c,„,„,,,,td i d , Iteilley, Echo, iNii -I,'4llier, D uck , rar i\l'Plicrson, *Kent,. Wit , w oB ,-) •§ t. • G ri r ii' g n e r't' ", , it„,,, ) (I,.vntield, Qualiar, Kingston, Brown, ip.,tir...!„, ,,, , itt, Come.. ltadileigh, Denning, Cov er Curry, r411114'6 ' rusty, Williams' Trelawny Planter, • 15jt ,.,.....:.,, MitS4OllS, lien:4k m , ........, 12ne ---, Enlel ili 13rLt e li a : ul i4es •---, I.ortitude, --, eolleci'lanir' e ''' t a n i''' r ') -"--, Juno, , and the Duke of York, ,ainaica. No T t il t Itlib v A l'i' l qd .' " I'Fa r l3 ll ,. . frOID Quebec, for I l lyn' o9l . ll ' 11. 1 4Utt r. n the Itith Lill. ill 141 . . 49'. 1006'. 14. bi a 4 P a `" 4,;1" lilt. 1 -1, 1',,, LIM, Allait, ivy fainaicaQoipott, Y,, i ", 1 I 'Clog .t 1 1 t •• 1 p•nied in a gate pr v., lea ac. en, an, • :.t t . p , , 111 : 111 '' 11:441enc `') !'cake," from N.!vis for 'London ; and. r o l, t ''' -, for th e Wcst 1 nines for —, 4, tc.a. ic, l 2. Nel o c • Vrince, have Latin- Iv'qtli, 1 rel),l, for, Lontit,n,• anti , the Tionio, .. buttt .k i u , Loth trent la uaica being leakY, wel`" Ilk; 1, 1 ' 111,iitllie„„41?ot,rt.9,t‘raycoe'i, front Jamaica i*o . r . lildi t . Ligly s,'..bil)' ' ' !tae lo s t ber London, got on Tha''' Sure"., ' r uin kinaica for Lenhe I- lir,--4,11 . l• ic, 'lri ! ,,,, i4, tiv , i ng s hips, born lani3ida, were left vc .l th 1 L 1:e . % 4 '. It. itij,'PYk cal .t'li e 9th knst. in lit. 49. 42,1`)"..,Lis h 4 .`'. li o ,' - ',ulloo, 1.1 l o t , Fish, Aciniirs, 4 ! q ., 'i. .0. 41 t i''u.n• Telaman Chinch Diana, ~ ,i i:...lii, Cu'll'''' - 441 % Nall, Uliion Isla i nd, ' ', '!'!tree Willimnas •--,-;"..! '14 4 ' 1 ,,5i;, , W,.. , 04 04 , A4 - five, Aikin, Efizabeth,(J..lt, (1 , 14 4 , Lili(kir, , kreatio, —•!-- Altelope, -, $411). • ,-----1. ' 4 4)00 1 1' 44 4 1 1, and Pursnit, Al; otgotriary, for 14141 ch 41 "` . • • dien i l / 4 fli ro i. , his unfortunate Ge' ntlen l3 ' l, :". 1 . ik i gi ; „,. le House of -Corr! tint!, in Cold-liet• 1 " ur:. , ' 41peartd , , ••i,y 1 . entering me ), •, 4 i li z % ery law-spirited, ~•b . . 0a l '4 4:i r .inkinired of the Keeper; v. nether lit' (-91 t k i rt• l Y, 0k t e .k) ,:, 1 1 . ,..t,1iey int:oriu' ed Ili ill Ile C0111t: .iLaLt..o f l ti ff.; „. 1 : 14 ...4 1 1 , 14 + "1 1.131 - a. prisoner, on the s tory , voe„,-,_ eel t the ! ai tittea per .mcek w•as. to he • pater; he t 4) ter i • to it. It 16 a - goodlns, and . .vas shewn . ~ i ern- . I h ee in . liniment, 'at the ton•of the iron viik. m. th, is • - •.• • • • ..*,,-1 1 - 1,,,,, 41 11. Ki d L ' riv)n, and Ills a view of the Im' 1 i', is I . q' NI , li . Cave,' . -, • x• lane, &e. ii , ,, - er ov i i tz n s (xray . s- ail . i f ClT ie ,( ed With a Comfortable bed: in He spends I„, 't4 Al l P b rln c i iimily hi reading ,sOino• twos , Jett, irmAta e Y the prisoner who • last • occupied it. He '', 41111) : I s i f• erflel Y co. 11 -Ip);,ed in his Mind. , H , c cats • 4 c ,, ~ell., i •,i ~-,0 0, 1 • ,1 1 cai.n• i • •ut K i i s 1 i Ii —.Lily, ano enjo) r. ‘ 1 -h-7,6• - • ~ . t he ; viir, yo in i t •k•ii, till ' il ) , r o,li,„"ht to trim by men en :. . i .,. - 114 ‘v,,,,,'" 45 ,Yt1i by a 'woman iu tiv..•. hi zeheti. ri • ..., '*c ,, ,,i• - ,' atter dim et., and )o2aiionallv in tide.. ,AN .' 'til e t h„., ~,, I ' '( ' •4 to sec.. ,Ai• s x eopt O'J • - 4 N O- .Per3oll-iS• perMit . t‘ . , .. •'. 1 . 11 1, zipt -1"-cilbont. the '4ll, ' others Alp' occa- Prison. 'l,..he Junior Dar. . - ongincr to the Prison, .. , 4.. ) vi : •tI • • ,-.. , - , ioc Kl ...- lk.s, y r ,; 411111, and he anpar4 in very . 41)0, '" u Clior I'Q - ~. f - , led iil the - •ti,l ' (41 ;3 t C 1 ~,t;Tvice Ls pta 01 .-i- ' and „ ti , lis, ..,,, 111(11137.J, 3 •londays, Wedne.daYs, - 'I! ,„." 14 - 1 those \-I ' d under a sen -Ale:- 7e u hi ; ., , N 10 are confine . Ity. i 'iy wi . '6'tki to attena, but thosP like .141% • t,, io - 1 , ' . A , ( ro (1,- 1 committed attend at their 14 4 ,-. - - Ali% p• , ' , • 0 tended Divine 4ert• last ic . .ini- ta , . ' ) , ---14. tT . o ii nOt ill irons, t" '11 b l e" blew' 'FllO,ll' THE if 11. ERIN E S. NEW-YORK,' SEPT. 3.----Intellig'.mee has reaglnd 'this place that an English Fleet:of nine Sail o t:;o Line, with Frigates and Transports, are at anchor in the mouth of St. John's 'River, -and that t 11.4 objeei is the conquest of Florida. The Spaniards ate ex tremely alarmed,' and all. is - bustle, and confitsidlt.— Should this account be , correct, andthere is every reason to believe it is, the I"loridas will probably soon . ekchttage Masters. The mouth- of St.. John's River is ten leagues and a half from St. Augustine, which will probably be the first objet of atiaolc., A letterfrom a Gendernan in Savannah (Georgia), to his friend in this city, dated the tsth.inst. states, that the Negroes : had-shewn evident 'signs of .an in snireetion, and , bad began ,pojsoning a 'tiumber of the white inhabitants. Thirteen of.thein had been committed to Waynesborough jail ; the greater. Part of them were tinder sentence of death': they had already burnt one alive, hanged two, besides a. number of others who received punishment accord ing.to their deserts: :The number 'of robberies and . burglaries were daily increasing. ---(Ga lt. Pap) i\otiFoi.x, Auo. the gth inst. in lat. 32. IQ. N. and long, 76. f.o. W. tht4. - American- Ship. Montezuma, .q apt. fronOthe coast of Africa and bound lo Charlestown, With i cargo of a4R prime slaves; was captured by the French SehoOner Priva teer Regedator, 'Capt. SAvottaNtE, carrying one brass .2-i-pouncter, four J's>, and too men, out three days front St. Jago, :and which has been cruizing off Charlestown Bar, - They toOk tbe.Captain and Crew out of the Ship, to whom the Privateer'slieopre behaved With great cruelty, .by throwing th,..tn into irons; after plunder-.. tug them - of every thin , ;, not excepting their clothes. On the 12th fell in with the Schooner Mary, from' Ne‘;.- - irbrk for Charlestown, which they s plundered of provisions, si:c. to the amount of -sOnie hundred of dollars, and, then Mile sail for some 'Port in Cuba. .On the I gth fell in with the Canton, Capt. Rum.- LEY, front To s rtola, bound to lt:ii+i more, on board of which they put all the crew of the Monte:. zuma, eXcept the ,Captain, who was det&mined to stay by his vessel as tong as he could.. `Fife Monte zu bcionked to Mr. Wm Maine and Mr. Robert Mackey, Merchant's, Savannah. The crew.of the _Prit'ateer is coMposed of French and Americans — among the latter was Hobert Ross, of Baltimore. Ace, ..)9.--Yesterday the Brig Belleisle, Capt, LEA cu, arrived here in Ci 6 dayS, from Naples About eight days before he sailitd newsarrived there, that General EA EON, at the had of th 6 '4‘tuall Ame rican Force ,which had been detiiched from our Me,: diterranean Squadron, ml,l the Troops colle&ed by brother of the lii ;him of Tripoli, had had in engagement with the Tripoli tines at Derne; on which side viEtory'dedared we do not learn but it was said that General EvroN's Artny suffered most se.. vercly, and that every American was killed, except Mr. EAToN, who Was wounded on the shooldct.; The effect td. the Linde, however, was an imme diate ricgotiatiun for PeaCe, to assist at which, Col. LEAs: :went from Malta to Tripoli; and two da)l, be fore (:,%p;•:!. sailed, dispatches were received from C 0101.16 at Naples; bringing,the import; and glorious that a Peace highly honour able to the Unileti States had been concluded, and of course the Aniclik.:ans, who had been so rung suffer ing in captivity,' released. CaPt. L. we understand, brings Dispatchosfrotn our _Government; so that,we may eS:pet!::t shortly 'to iii.tve the Official Details of the battle, the Negotiation; and the ternum of Peace. The American Squadron had not left Malta v. thisaffair took place : and there was ,no intelligence at' Naples Of. the Gun-Beats froni the tioito state,, having joined 'them. ,Connuodore_BAinto.\-, after he found the Negotiation wits in a proMising train, sailed' for .the United StateS on 'account of the ill state of his health. Captain LII:ACJI spoke in the .Gut, of Gibraltar the Schooner Charming Yanq, 35, days from Boston, for Barcelona. '4.11E THritTRES.—The , Chapter ,rf accidehts, which may be numbered among the very best of modern Coniedies, 4 ' was very , successfully repre tented last night at CoVent-garden Theatre, The part of Woodville was represented for the first .time :by Mr. Ca/I/16LS and it appeared to more advantage in his bands than it has, ever dOne since the days of Pntaurat. LISTO.N A ,WIIO made, a very favourable impression. upen the Publie -last . season at the' Haymarket Theatre, performed the part of Jacob Gawky with simple humour and genuine rus ticity. He was' highly applauded.•, The interesting 'pazt of • Cecilia, was. so well, supported. by M4s, SMITIi, that she will soon become it favourite with the Public..., .BuntiToN gave more than tt.-atill con sequence to Harcourt ;. and Miss .61towros did, the Same by Miss Martim, ro . . Igu N DEN was also (Jai spicuous in The Governor ;.and.Mrs, Glans's Bridget was.highly „entertaining. The moral of this 'Piece is exceptionable, because the .heroine n•iighta have been plunged into distress by- an imprinlent,elOpe i ment, sufficiently for all 'dramatic purpn.,os, without theabsolute. forleitnre, of, her intiocertee ; but the Play altogether is very entertaining,and is nalculated to awaken 4 beneticial•sympat by, . . ELi tsToti . calif& off much better in Sir Harry - Wildair' last niglif . at , Drnry-lane - •`l'heatre; than he . did on' the former representation Of the - - Coii,ffitut Co' up 1;2. 'ThelComedy was Very well supported; and nunwrowily'attended. Mr. ~Thai LEWIS is the autlgo' attic Melo-Ade; 4, (intitledng Bra . vci°V which, t‘)rt aeon; m g at Covent-garden .Theatre, 7 tiii 9.catleto4ri 11;is :1 - itaay iiiibliShed u Novel: tirade dint lirli, tr:lnslated by himself. Diriomis nearly ready with a Dr,arna for. Covent•gar4en Theatre. Another air',) from 47Watr - G i onli4,c Esq. the, dramatii• Domi:l4 01 QsoituE COLMA/sii -1116 Youvet,i is also tar ~advaneei.l.• 14 , 1-• ot.n3 has been upon atrip to Wales, at 4 1 ha N s.Plade no Dramatic preparations, so that his--. Muse is. not ItJ t ly to bring forth her annual oftcring till the mid dle of the season. •„. The payment of the Miclachnas Dividends tomes very conveniently, as it will'enable many isersons to purchase' a-Chance for the TiiN THOUSAND POUND Prize which will be given to the First-drawn Ticket On Satwday, uul the many other Capitals now in theNbeel ; a small portioa of the halflear's in terest,so.applied,:iitay produce the-fortunate /Wren. turd more than double the principal sum of stock. Si;) RT NG J TELL Lf; E CE, SECOND ocroilF.R MELTING : rtrE.snAv,ocrnsz:t :5, t.•:3:1. Fifty l'outals r old colts, Lar.Tioght. alb. fillies Sst. • • f ‘No-yr old 1...0:tri.e. Ltrci Cr avenor's sit, f. by' loiin 8011, our of Nimble - D. of ;r4l'LUtes b. f. Mercy l'i:ougm„ by Tottelidge 2 Me.. Wilson's b. c. lurniter.to Merryman - 3 Air. R. lioyce's b. 1. Orange Girl, by Sir Peter - 4 Lord .F. C. Osborne's ch. c. Superstition, by Buzzard Mr.. Guldiog's b. 1. Mary Maid, by Buzzard - bl.' c. by Al t. - Mr. Lake's br. c. Argus, by iluuard •-• : dr The Judge could place only four. High odds agst Lord Glasvenor's ch. --6, to a agst Mer ry Thought-5 to 4 agst Pantaloon. The Third and last, Year or a ftea;wal of the 0 &ober Oat - land Stakes. 11. M. A Subscription uf3Ogs. each, tags, it. if declared by ten o': tack Monday night. To be tun fo;%by Horses of 411 ages, t wo-y r olds: excepted. Crosyettor's Violante, 3 yrs 7st. tolb. • - Sir C. Butibury names Itt Foley's Water), 4 yrs 7st. roll,. 2 Sir F. Standish's sister. to Dtixbary, 3 ‘rs Est , 91b. 3 1), of ratlon's Lumbago, 41rs 7st. alb. - 4 Mr. 1). Radcliffe's Rebel, agccl, gst. r s lb. • . - s mr. wyndh.,ln's. Tallboy , •3 yts sst. 41h. - 6 Iloworth's %VI/eaten, s yrs 7St. 7141. 7 6 to 4 agst. Violante-7 tut agst. Watery-- 6 tot agst. Dux bury ---s tot agst. Lthlibago— 5 tot ; Toe under-mentioned, paid i)gs. Mr. F. Neale's Bobtail, Mr. Alarianne, D. of Grafton's Parasol, Id Sack Fitch ;tact . , I.d G, 11. Ca venciish's I)uxbilry, Mr ilOwcirth .Nlr. Andrew's Norval, Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, NI r, 1... k -e's Iyitcevs, I.d Grosvenor names 114 r. D. ltadeliflVs rolestrian . , Mr. Ladbroke names Gen. GoWer% e. by Cuti.inder. 14 Foley's Little. Peter, Bst. beat 0. of Craftnn's Dodona, ,Sat.-61b. Across the Hat, 2.00g5.—.- ht...., to 2 ., .11 Little A‘ir. K. Itoyce's Wreteh, 7st. t twat 1). Grafton's Merry Thought, by Totterhigo out of WooulAitte, T wo yr old Course, tvogs. lt, ft.— L:fitvcit to g agit Rich, Nit. Andrew's Norval, 3sgs. hoot Mr, Perren's ch. f. by Guildford, out of Louts:,,' 7st. 'lb. Across 'the Flat, iatogs. It. ft. • - Mr. Wl!sou's cb. c. by buzzard, out of Vixen, 3 yrs Est, 131 b. rec. it. trout Sir) Stielley's Strap, 5 yrs old, Sst. 51u. 0. I. 10gs. • 1,0 Foley's'Czar eoter, Bst. 61b. rec. 6ogs. froni Mr. worth's Honesty, fiat. li. C. 20ogs. Ir. it. NORTHA LIERTON RACES. TilUiti.DAY, OCT. 10. . . Sweepstakes of togs. each, with togs. added, for all ages. Two.wile heats. Sir W. Gerard's br. c. Young CbariOti 4 yrs old 5 I Ld b, in. Sally, 5 yrs old, sib. t 3 i Ld Darlington's Ur. h. by Ormond, 5 yrs, 'SA. 314. •4 4 3 Mr. N. H. Hodgson'S gr. 1. Priscilla, , 4 , yr. , ;, 7st. Sib. 3 z dr Mr. Dent's br. Sir Cbarleic4 yrs, 7st. roll). 2 sdr live to 4 agst Young Chariot. 7 to 4 , Igst S4lly, 4 10 t agSt Priscill., 7 awl S to 1 agst the Ormond 11 ,, r5; anti tz to t ,igst Sir Chirtes ; after the brSt heat, • 5 to 4 on Yobng Cha— riot; altur tree SCCOTILI heat, 3 and 4 tot on Young Chariot.--' gorAt tare. FRIDAY. The :sal. for 3 and 4 Yr 01 &• Three-mile beats.—No race. CAR.I.I.A,E RACES. Vitpwi...n4y, orT. 9. Fiis.M4jesty/s Plate nrroc,gb. For .11 Agys. Fnur.luile bests. Mr; W. flutchinslts's br, t by Owrton. 3 y rz; - 3 I I Mr, Riddell's br. C. by Uverton t yrs. 6)t. 3:h. 1 z dr. D. of 11.amitt , ,n't, b. f. Hasty, by, wainut, 4y rs - z 3Jr . The morning was very wet and clott,ly ~• abmit iivelve the still began to shine, which Continued, and tii iii:ern()Qa Was remarkably fiA. A 'great nUmber of Gant tame:: attended,. but not so 'Wily speelitnrs as we have seen, probably tram the dullness of the wc.lther. c. u•Ai the fay wairite. Betting yarynivo tnrich, rendered it iinp.s.iiblo to aver iv. Altar the first nat, 3 and 4to let- of uv.l) CORN.-EXCITANGE, ()cr. l0:-- 7 --The fresh arrivals of Wheat tb-day #re few; but , applies 4in baud 'are - :(yrtildei able; . the Country markets being lower, with the further 'expeCled redottlion, has . the &red of a succession of few sales, and those' scarcely at last price ;' ' Barley and Malt are: dull of sale ; White Pease keep .their price ; lid; Beans. rather lower; several arrivals of 03 , •1 110111 Lincolnshire, but good `sainples 'keep -their pricz: ; 1111,e Seed is rather dearer ; Flour is not very plenti:J, Wh iK tat - 4zs a 55s 3 v s.s oil Beans - :01; a ,16s ad 'Fine:ditto - ;04 a 7;c? cre. Tick lte.los pc a. 38s ad -Rye (New) . , 3os a 365-ad oats ,Zl3 .a ;,,... a 3.0 ad .Barley .... ... . 3:3 aph act 1 Poland 0 , ). 30 a 37., <ld Malt - . - 14 a -3,6,6 d ' !LIN So :d - : .1,1 - .131 White !'case 54s a 6 , s nil fitte.Flour , 6;, A Mis ad Grey ditto ' . 4., , i a 45s od Ser4ltd4 ~, 6 - 4's. 4 651 ed WORTLEY '',tint r. , .' 'their 061Ober Poni,itirt , .., on M0 , “.1., , ,-, - 50'11- night, when the Privi,e‘i 1!')-,; To Mr. T. Eyre, for the best fi!t rcni,tone nif the mis; ditto, frit. th2b , ..-it Pe:li.anne vvoil ) er ; Mr. G. thapnfiln, for the . ht-t Pt..n!o. - (:,n, ewe ; `Mr. Rivks; -,for the bet wether ; Ditto, tbr the beet it golf cwt.; ;- Mr. T. Parker, for the best h.‘ i t s s! i c l : kd a 'lamb three months 'At i s. , tr ;t ii , f ar t h, best bottled rain (any age); NI r. J. , Graves, ihr the 'bes't Thearlirit P&nistom ro.fn ; ;11.1"r. J; Bitsio;•for the, best polled ram (my pg:e;----4.4ne Gnineae.,:ch; To.. M -r: J. flail, for tht best Ant) lamb pit' the Pe.-. ni4tone- breed; Mr. Poileh, for the be,t. inp hunt) . 0f any other brood—{ hie Guinea each. ' r To Ir. V. 1 - far*,,rrave, lbr the be , t cow ; (long -itoilt ) t property of:. Member ; Ir. . 1-1 A L tbr tits. best tnitch tow (long- horttli) the property o a merrther ; Mils, for Ow . best roildt cow, .the , • „ . property tlt mesentler ; /if :my sort,' 'melt wattin the distria ; Mr. S. Hick for lhe 134st' ox, t)tepro perty, of if ; ditto, for the•liest. far cow, the property of a INlernber-4)rtt,'(.4l.*.tra.r..acit. ToAr - fr. the t) t for (Ilk "year's Imeori; . bred - within tlicili-striet,--Oni, To Min 1.1/-df l / 4 1 - d„' shopliortt i -to INlr. I3t..dford,' of Pond, for having y,. It. 1 it)-5, tht.•to t nunibor irttiths out - of o flock of- leni-.t;m,: cottAhtinir ohiot le;, limn ; \‘`ni. -sbephe'r. - rto J A.S.Wor'titi — v, , F,l. for in the year , ifio,s- % tho.-g . rtt•ateit nattibt-tr I:tit!b-! Out of a tiock of i?olled ewes, consisting t tTit: 1 , th;ln 'fifty--One -Guinea eaeb.—The- nitthher hi both cases were pr , iiiortionect. to , 1•11 e number of '['he Penistone *ether, which gainCd the second prize, WM - a - thve,,t-sheAr,-and Was killed, and exhi bited when ; were- two , ewe's which 'Were shown for the sixth prize; their Ni.iight, .:ere ?s • The Penistone %%Tibor, c-are. Bst. nib, flit t olb. and a ball: I%tr. T. Parkin's ewe, Wbrtley, 7st. tilb. fat: l olb . Mr. Biek's ewe, NVaterhall, 7 t. bib. fat I. sib. and a half. BIRTIT.--On Monday the 14th inst. at Sliepiterdi` Bush, Middlesex, the Lady of I-I. T. 1-1 - AanAcaE, Esq. o!' the Royal Navy, of 'a ditughtei', inakiog the T.eventit daughter in sticces3ion. GRA:sstzlz, who is engaged for the w:xt scai:At at the Opera-houie, is gone to tiiiist at Wincheiter Musical Aleeting. • SURREY Si 1+,73 IVI NG7'6.2V". nrvoßE riTotiAs F.VANCL, ES;/.. rw , vert Aingnt, one cif of the Toll at the Circe 's Turnpike, lilackfriars WaS dieted '.tbr ersainting Reoth„ . e the Fervinit of -----.Brogden, Esq. pe;lieg : him 0' his horse, and other Wise ill-treating; Mr. Mtiknelerr stated tit case for the erosecution. He observed, that it had been instieeted fir the pur pose of correahtg, if pos - 9ible, tlu inordiume, ins 67 . lence of the keepers of Toll 7 gates. The Prosecutor was the groom or serraut Brogden, a Gen tleman of fortune, resident at Clapham. Som e time ago, in consequettee of a .cOmplarit !!tide by Mr. Brogden, the eersoni who then kept the toll was discharged. Thk circ.:umst,luo!' wiei, perhaps, the 6111.30 of the Prisoeer!S ha\ iteg• yet:,: t in this manner. On the morning of the day mentioned in the Indiament Mr. B . ..ogden rode to town, as was his custom three or four times a week, attended by his servant Booth. The !atter' paid I the usual tolls at Newington and the Circus Turnpikes, and took tickets from each of them, which tie put into his pocket. About three iti the afternoon they were returningby the same road. MT. Brogden .as suf fered to pass quietly through the Circus Gate.e— When his • servant came up, . the WlBollol' asked him if had paid before ?.;--He replied he had. The other.desired him to pre duce his ticket. lie pulled out the ticket ..he hid re:ceived ill tito Morning anti. gave it him. !‘ 0 (exclaimed the Prisoner), this won't do-e-it is. the wrong . tiLluaber,yonT must pay again ); or you shall not , pas;." Booth insiStcd lie had a right .to proceed, and.seurred hi lidrse. At this moment a IUCII) witty ,wes with the Pii so ne r said, " D---n..unhorse Lin .!" i.Teon which the Prisoner immediately seized the reins, anti laid hold of 'hi a leg to pull him tlo,\ete e.hu e man took hold of the other to pl'ish it op. Booth soon found himself falling, and held by 11, 0 b o . ; & s 'thane, to let hirn'self down with as little t! e; ras poisible.e At the instant a letekney-c.,Le eed by, and. the wheel brushed tte , horse, be wie es it was a spirited animal, tlie life of the Pry er was much. endangered. 1 'The Prisoner te e Ay prevented the Prosecutor from re4notuitine; till he paid the toll. A Gentleman rode up to .l.ir..l3rot:te den, , and, informed •.hini the rite!) at the gate were, ill-using his servant ; upon which Mr. }foil ;don came hack, and : reprimanded them tier the'r con dud.. The , Prisoner audacioully said, What do you know of it ; I am sure.you was too far off to s e e any.thire.e. - The tell, w:s poil over again, and the Prosecutor was allowed to lass. Mr. Brogden j us tly thought it 4 c!uty ho o‘k , ed to the Public and .self to prOsticcr , .., ~Prisorter for : - ;;o u ox4reatic able' A.proceerr ng and, doubtless, Ifu fat;;; - proved, the COM't aim illlil ilitputtill riient he merited. Saintiell. Booth dktin,liy proved 'every ri - e, of the , addiag, tne Pri . sower used a good de , l I()l.v.•;i'VE! ' 311(1 wanted to tight tin. a .1-10 sai(i :!3111d. n; tier find out who. the V•11S ;1 , 1;:.) .had ;.i.;;; : ,ckil the I%l* SO4lef. e., - • '" . .. .__ .... .. . ~. . . . . . . . . , Mr.Brogden said the Prisotlor , 111(1. ti e . (. - . , 0.1ur.n11:1 attentively eyed, .I.l.hn' as be pawed, and be : ,, 1,1..e.4'...t0:1 it was their mtonl ion. to in,,u/t ;din. lie pc.)ved t , :r.tc liis servant bad paid Ow toll in the tr,orning, and r.... colt , ea . a ticket. . - Mr: igotifiig atidt4sect the Jury on bet Alf of the Prisoner, but .tto not cili any wiines , ,;e. The CHAttv...q.cl re , ::apitulatei the evidence, anti the Jury, \:it.h.6ut a ruotnent'i:.he3itation, returned a I,'ercli(it Mr. I;ro o'k)served, that Ids Objea N't"lls rnakc the prosocuti(in of the Pri:‘,oner ex'arot:le t<> otters, au:l as he had {.];,'ell he wished o.le Conrt to be as le iiient . as • Th t , t; ;/ . ‘litmAN re111:n . 1;0,0, tit t the (4enee coin tied by tho \vas on ,: ‘I I; 11:1(1 bc.;eorne it public . intolerable gr:evlnoe. St:• ; •,r ee ly 'paS:Jed \Vit.ticnit . I \tigi;tr.itc- having con:pi:link n - :tkle to LI:L:1110f the. ill-beb:.- . 0 . 1r the..K.eepe:' , , ;Les.. %‘,•• fretioet).t. kvith re;::`..Y.rd to 'lir , ( 'trr...cot Gal au di t: was:ah,telitte,)y, pc", -.:1 the 1:1.111 fAutre, for of P;roAt.P..4), : . , as the lay.- would { ,„;,: ,„ that ;‘,. of t I:. 1107'H..0, th.lt thei i!, 1' . .011.1 - t • \1 s., that the. l'ilson6r` slidt,6 4 day', the tioniv Cif ( 91Tetiit):1, 11,,10 1 :Pt1L101:;. :! PO - Bnto . Ory' n !Tr (71 .CAP/ Cheittm; who i 60. ): , earii of pgc;, i and who wro.banishea: to I . „L.atmly ,B„ty tor wa4 11'11;111r-examined, analtwy cotuntittetf,, for tieing found at :110 4 0 hi this Country. The recurl of Iii ;; convi6tion '4:vag produced, which ho ackii 4-IWI and, rontlyss,a many to the ch:.n-c. Sint.l,l he estaped from Botany Bay, he been chiefly at in which ..4ervice he received yceveral . woundo. under whom he - !Ltd s,:rved 4t, sea gate him a moitiex, ct!litlnt, 14iEqat:tin, for §tiberdittati,::;l cool intrepi di,tv in ,aoiOn. ft , ":: : S a vi i i ) tli k , L a i evt l :, eB ci t e t Ti ' l l e a r Y i ' n N P V:i l i % 1 ; 1 1 17 tniri , .td by the Sitting Ad dertpan - , - charod with utter. in`; counterfeit silver, it to yvtmg Gentlemen sated separi.itvly t.o tha ALlermar), that the Prlsomr waR peaches in tit aund that 'upon titeiv purchaiiing otorue froh: Bata, he pretended their Niiver was tiot.good, readily offitred to give chiri,fo tko gold, wbich hp did, anti they gout). found t change to b all countorit;:l, INfr , t the tit tho Milit;.'atten&d. find the and. proved them to be i.t;i 11 1 ,. 15 rest-gni-ittd to be 0 1,1 6 11:,,,,1 0 ,- and th it he kaki bven Cull .vieed on, On a simiilr off,nce. rust make and the liartie4 bcitin? ovo - to • one of the „ vet 0,, turnpike_ road 13:ntif to i'-'•:tv,zy, feN-d6wll, Several. ;::,- 1,117 t, t,llt lif)tclangeronoy. hnp• pcil.:d U) the woo;Ion ci;:ntre.s mt . Li..ll Flit' aci.t giving •