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C,Phiek PICTU4I.I;ING.OPFICE, July V 2; WO , Tvg-coviiISRIONERS for . vIcruALLINt Ndier fla hetebilgine NOlice,ThF. l , V 4 ' 1111, 4Y next, the sZtlth Instant, (hey. will be ready to ceice 'Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Thousand Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, to be delivered into hit , liajesty's Victualling Store s at Deptfua din the space of three lrersks, by weekly propottions t and to be paid for' by Balls payable, with Interest, ninety days after irate. The Cydolitiops of the Contract may be, teen at tke 'S'ecre tarv's Office.. N's regard will be had to any render in which 'eke Price *hollow he inserted in wor6 at length, Or that shall not. At delivered to the Hoard before Half-past Two o'clock on the brad Priday nest, the 26th Instant ; nor unless the Person leko makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,nttendi ) answer when called 7 7C777.9LL: VG- OFP/CE, July 19, 1816. tvltt • • '1 1 ." 0 0M1IISSIONERSfor VICTIULLIIVG , 117,0 f. 4.1 27're Nif PT do herds, girt. Notice, that • f ro , dnesd a y next, the 24th Instant, they will be ready to • 7'cnderkin writing (sealed up) , and treat for Seven k __ " "saiulGalloui of WEST' INDIA' RUM, V the strength Ind in/inn.. 4 (l6mm proof; to be 'delivered in the space of aForts. *the into hi s 4 1h, je J ty' s Victualling Stores at Plymouth k 4 11/1 to be paid for by Bilttpayable, with Interest, sandy days V)er date. rh eCoinlitions of the Contract may he seen at the Secre. t oll& 0:/fice. . • N° regard w i ll !, e h o d to any Tender in whic h the Price She , .* not at inserted in wards al leisgth, or that shall not be delii.ered to the /bard before One a'Cluch an the said Irrednes 'Et c : 1 "I thditith Instant ; nor finless the Peraon who makes A sne llder,• or 4UnIC his behalf, attends lo.anawer 104 4% raped for. OPV/CR OF ORDN4NCE, July 15, 1816. . THE PRINCIPAL °PRICERS of His MA JESTrs TORDNdiNCE do hereby &ice Native, that Pre) P'"a l .l win be received at their Office in ' 4 " or before If i erine,rday, the 31st Instant, front such Per.sofs 41 'Hatt be willing to undertahe the Supply of CARTRIDGE • other PAYERS, for Seri*e of this Deptotnient, for a perio d of Three Years, determinable affee 'the expiration of 14, first Year, upon• Notice of Three Months., at the option of either Party. Potte;ns of the Paper may he viewed upon application to the C omptrollerof the Royal Laboratory In the Roggsleirsonal, iP " l oich; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms Cad Conditions of th. Contract, may he known, arthe Seers. tftr Y i . Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between: the 7'en ,and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must 4 4 ' scaled up, and 'endorsed " Proposals fen , Car • nin e ' but no Proposal can be admitted after the • rnitant, at Tteetee o'Clock at Noon of the same ' 6 °y, 4,, :11 any Tender be noticed, unless the Arty tit44 jog' ii , or ',gent in his behaM'shall attend. By Order of Me Board . , R. M. CRAW, Sc! 1 . , .. NI PiIiArEIYCOPVNG and WRITING MA. CitINES, so accurate in their op e ratiou that re ad er s a s , t t i . tkii n th e i r use i m p oss ibl e : a general Aecortuicut at uk. truly useftil Machines kir:Counting-Wm and private 3. 11 . 11 . A choice ColleCtion of Portable Machines convenient. "...lt. Ivo f ord fur Gentlemen going abroad, manufactured and 54141 ,Y rA !42 Corabiti, nor tire Relitt EicOlange, Au t o No. vv.,. Ott th e Pi t s t of war published, Price Ta. V i g MONTHLY' GAZIa'rE of IfeALT.4. l'his popular periodietal work, edited hy Dr. REECE, thor of the Medical Guide, &c. . is/published on the- tat of ;otonth, the saute 1.14111.114 the Gazette.de Sant4 of in /. gives a popular account of all new discoveries. matte— tit( uierent parts of the 'world ; tfiat many relate to the 1 " of preserving health and. .curing diseases, promoting te.ottouty and d ow y st i c com f or t s . gr,e, -The fifth Nentsbet . , to b_ on the first of May,: will contain Practitttit t'7 ll tartis tut the Causes, &e.'isflncligettion and Bilious Cont aoit, attd the best known means of prevention sold cure, .)e t) ' "letlicille, Diet, &c. New ltomplics, for Piltss,Atteatithlt A v " i n 4 tisin, Cast:menus Eruptions, Nervous Head-ache ) cc , l'H Ring-worm, Corns, Tender Peet, Scotus Itch, 411 t i Itt , if the Braga, Sodaia Powder, 'Ow V i4 iteweitt of Newly-horn Infants, &c. ul 'lildted at the Chemical Halls lit, I'lecadilly,,and said Sherwood and Co. Paternoster row, and all 'ffooksellt:ta to the United Kingdom. • . .-- . " Inyantlig.uo patrtuuTtleroot.ioit 34.l n fl at i ' '.-- " VittG. "'"------- From the faint club Fa ct x i , Unmanly sons at isi—a potty race ! • 4RII,IAGE should be the foundation of s n . ~,, ciai happi ness , ultich is-oftco disturbed, thionitiv tits Wiles that f o r m the union not taking those precautions Worth! secure them the en,lstyment of th at grot, domes.. gte bl i ,,, k i vg . ' Amid s t ,tio; melancholy , variety of disorders Nhier which human nature is known tn autrer, there are nurse k ire olartiting or distre*sinc thatt..tnote- rritivh . rusult from Asitilinitt)te.6uicties, early Lii*sipatitm, .ur sulitikry itttcuve .4nte, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. beg to state , that the tedulotis ittteidimi of a itradiee exclu-% ely - ilitected its.thetritatuttnt *tul cure of CERTAIN entitle than to the „ r super i or ocquiretimit, As ,regular Surgeons, they 41 ter a speedy antl permanent cure for every stage of that dis ,Zitler, which is cotitratted in , an unguarded. moment, curl P.titIUDV the speittg*,,i life, awl - for every class of field it thy co6iljtlel4:o qt jut - enik indiscrctidus, pre •'lm:: ! I tor t t s t or i ly „;I L1 . 4111w.,:!, by untitipation, -no its mo n rp • IL. 1111 ti ' Of Ciid'age,-tlit body Abeelts- vellow r and ; 4 1 - c 4 . , 1,1111,.,* enervated and emor;iated-"tou c. Fortll,l resti)t, (I( .it , lesa—;-a ti d the mind gloomy andlittbAtol• •.." 4h‘tneir sucx e . 6. i n tau t particular branch,. th e y that. which, they !latter tbilw_elves, they itC" . ) . 1 thirty years' experience; ni a muek extended prae tt and recent. •.cases_of-syphilictie, , coinplaints, Pilfeet cureisenuipicted in the short period of two di i tys ; it! n -4 xbe. .ar the irons, Berta, seminal &c. a ptaper perseveraace in their iii:tirof ' ' ry irittrfes' to the patient an. itirigitrated euttstittit ion. R W A) 'ONI EN, who have !ong,heon disappointed in " F'o4 ' , 4.:TATLONS of it may be assured that, such defects are turalde by medical skill t the removal ~f such iiiipettimeuts,be an Object. of ifects 't atm imeertainty othro, so, the cure of stich de &or, •gradtial 'progress of retiOratilin, thesitofttictrt-xiterivtice. i i t ' s " , '..eliintlf; treed CAL ,Ittay.tmcimtulte(l bY.pale at 3 Of greatest secreeympl honour, iti theft kr RI H . , atton ; in the country, • . 4 - 1. , t 714 ,•ir ca , c,Age;'ritlci habit of living, s itl~. i t rcinittAittevfor hint.ineditittetb tll cause Itaet.n. to any Fat alike Isingdow• !ni liivitozi7C+Ar din/. • • I • - t 401:m . ,.5i:p.4.410 1 7 1tANiroaer, last .week 'f he Lx-Queen. of Spain, 'the wife of jowpit Buono- . parte, has been residing here. it is said.she will Stay here a considerable time. ELSINEUR, JULY thousand eight hun dred and thirty-six ships paid the Sound duty in the two quarters of this year. FROM TUE MAINE, JULY 10.—Mert. was seen lately on the frontiers of Saxony, four large eagles, two black and two brown ones ; one. of the black ones was shot ; and the simple country people made very strange remarks on the appearance of these birds. ALTONA, JULY 12. A watchmaker of this town, named Stemler, has invented a.rnachitte to iesten the tabour of working ships' phimps, which will preserve the lives and health of the people,, and facilitate the preservation of ship and cargo. . One experiment Wa, mule with the machine yesterday, in the presence of Mr. Mellish, the English Consul-General of flamburgh,. of Our first Burgoinaster, and several other : persons, Members of the Patriotic Societies ottlambhrgb and.Aliona. • 'fhe "oeltitiCate ; 441,1en himhy the sworn Elder of .the.S.hippers7 COmirany at•Alto mt, and which Mr...Mellish - hint the giiodnes'S to sign, spealifi highly itk. favour orthe machine. AMERICAN PAPERS. NEW Yoßx, JUNE 20:--(Latefrom Atgiets.) . — ;Jost evening arrived •at . 110; , port - the - United Stites' corvetta, 'AdBm6,•Captain Trenchard, from Algiers,`with Mr; Murray, bearer of dis patches for Government. • • The 10 htl Adatos sailed froni'Algicrs on the t 7th May, in coinpany with the United States' aqua-; dron, mide'r to command of Commodore Shaw, the whale of which were hound on y oraise, ex cept the sloop of 'War Ontatio, •whicb sailed for. Marseilles. We are informed that a aertous misunderstand ing bad arisen bet %vie!) the 6iy of Algierktiod the . Americans, from what particular Canseit 'tiie have not been able to learn; but ontretltand that the tidny o f the restoration of the biii . 4of war tlsiven ashore !iy ,Comunotiore Decatur, and-setied.by the Spaniards,. Was,Otte of the, causes ; and hoar the Dei was .4bOilt to send out Itis Beat to. crrutsc.! .against the Americana , it ltiolatitin of the late Treaty of Peace. Commodore Shaw, apprised of the hostile in tentions,of the Dey, proceeded with the . whole. -of the American squadron in the Mediterranean ; to the port of Algiers ; and, being well prOvided _with , firerships, &c. threatened immediate destruc tion to the Algerine fleet, as well as the ettpital.! Mr..Shaler„the Ameriean Cousul,,bad previously .repaired .board our 'fleet. This, sudden. and unexpected appearance of the squadron caused ,great conftfaion and fear ; the Dey, with his IsOttb• hold, fled tO one of the forts, and When the : work • of ile•striVe'tion was about tocommence,, he sent ,out,a,flatof tritcuto . Commodore Shaw, With an assurande that he would adhere to theJate treaty, awl itwited Mr. Shaler to return and restime,his functions, wliich was.agreed to for the present., • 7 The American Consul .of Gibraltar had given . .public notice that .Anierican vessels .might again .hiss up and' down the Mediterranean without .danger of ,Molestation by the- Algerhles, New )(Witt, UNE' 'l7.—On' Thursday last a - ,joint Committee,Of the MassaChusetts Legislature .reportett,to. the Senate the result of, the votes in t the-1)64W of ,Maine, on.the titivation .of separat ing-That District from the Commonwealth, and rottverting it into a distinct State. By this report it lIPPeirS, the; • returns of ; votes on this, subject 'were received,•Only from a part of the towns in.thc district; 'that theSe.tOWIIS contaill 37,938 qualified • ,votcra ; amid „that'of - the votes .returned, 1t),58-1. •were in • faVour of the separation, au& .6491 , against it. • -From this:statement it will be seen, tout more; than- half of the ,qualified voters, in the towns= front which returns were . reecived, declined to mitten an opinion. either for or against the se pfiertitit)9. • • The Committee, however, reported alto u Bill roviding fur a sepitration of the District, anti fur calling a Convention of Delegtites to form a CCM stitittion. for the. new State. :rile Report and Bill were i . ead, directed to be printed, antimafia the Order of the Day for Friday. Jua ! ,Ta B.—Again. we liaVe to take notice of. fraud and villainy---again we keve to 'blush° tor the chatacter of Georgia. A respectable' Etterceutile house in this Pace ,has shoWn ac ccutnt sales of 66 bates , ofi Upland Cotton, .sold in Liverpool, by which it appears that 3108 pounds 'of stones, dirty and 'damaged cotton, and other 'rubbish, were found in the 66 bales, packed in their centre. What a shameful imposition 1. Y The wi e uch who could be guilty of it deserves the , gilibet or the gallows. We are assuveil : .that 'proper 'steps will be taken to bring to. punishment the swindlers. Let an example be made, and.we shall hear no more of such base jthflwiC6ollB. Fuse.—Abunt 12 o'clock an Sund tiy nighty s Wralte out ift tlielowerpan. n a, Im4ll cotee ,,bhuse, kept by 'l. ii 4 . 1341 4, linrleiglt-strect„ Strand, 'l:nitfrom 'the t imelY arrival of the engiot4t. it, WOW got unticr without doingukuok I htnioge t ..• .. • , Ft OA .. • The fo ll owing is acuity of a circular front the Dire c tori or tbe Customs at Grenoble, atldrellsetl to the parsons employed limier him, t o ld linns 'bitted by the Prefect of the Isere to the Mayoi's of the Communes : . . . . . GatAms...e, iet.r.2.—Tlrree exists a class of, Men, w so, unable to flint within theksettmi that peace troiti which they have . been banished by the 'crimes jlitt stain them, view with envy the security enjoyed by the well-disposed, . which they endeavour to disturb, by circurating reports tending to -.re volt, or to, weaken the sentiment of love ,and respect due by so ninny titles to out ' beloved monarch.. There it also another class erperstms who cannot fail to incur the blame of all good I,4'ren't: -- limen,-1 mean those men whom nothiog attects, who. sllow, every thing, to be said' or done, though they might fretjuently, with it single word, 'pre vent the tuna which, their insensibility allows to• be,• com— mitted. I flatter • ruvself that the persons employed in .your division are .Sniniateil by more just and log; ' mate seatikents; Ai livi hot nt there may he some who do, not fi;'' (nil extent of their (Italy, the luspectors-general have express v charged mu to diri;ct yod to notify its all under your ()Acts', that, as rill acne and pe'rsons paid by theliovernament, they, are . bound hi.. d ' ividually and without distinction amok, to tnfurtn nut only • their superiors iu the Ultimo), butalso, the local Magistrates, of trery,thing coining tutheir I. nowledge which filo- he eoutrary to the safety of the state, and to the respect dime 0.; his Maje,ty; intimate to them that theircenduit should lie ht1 , .:11 as to'render theta a terror to agitotur t and that the I ~st,delay, the leatt hesitation tom their,part, will he a great offence, which I sha'.l be oblig e d to bring under the. 'cognisance of the low.' Re mind them also, without eeii.ing. that every.ottieer of the Government ought to p °claim loudly h's devotion to the King, fur whose person and for his country he should be pre— pared to 'natty twin sacrifice, even that of . life. ' The OW sentiments by which you are guided all'omtl me .t sure pledge, that you will neglect no meant in vomir power of impressing the same sentiments on 'the • whom tiinate utlicersOf yeur de partment, and to inake• them Amiturin as punctually, as promptly to the regulations herettith * printed inn, amid the ..oecatittWol which 1 place uniler.your•respernsibility, 1 pray • you to acknowledge the receipt of this. I have the helivar to salute yon; &c. . (Signed) RADON, Director of the' Col stomp. The foilowino .is froth . a French paper A new Commercial Nation - has arisen in the Sand wich ,LlAnds, the whole of which have become atibjecr,to otse..Citiet,.pOsiessed of great talents, speaking the Flnglish language, anti conforming to English manners. lie has taken into:his 66. 7 , , *vice, a gre4 t number of English. and 'American'. Sailors, pna has procured front the latter some ,vessels, on the . Modei of which he is etinstruCtin% others, and forming a marine... This .oinee .carries on a lucrative commerce with China, which, together with his commercial relations with the tigli:.ll and. Americans, hare prod s ticed to, his cutilitry gr4at wealth,and aburidiltiec." • SCOTCH BANK 12 LINTS. SEQUESTRATION 9. ly 15. "Robert lkiiisli 7 all, Kelso--;-Creilitors nrcat iti Lauder . % Inn thvy.th lith July and 7tli Anguht, at 13.. EXAN . IINATIONS, DIVIDENDS e &c. • Gardiner" and CO. troniuunger", Glasgow, to in examined in the Sleriff-Clerk's Mice there, i4th July 411il 7th Autobt, at ii. •- 'John ilrarrn lnc. ana On..iiiannfactuiers,"tiatrow, torte ciamined in the Sheriff-Clerk'S Office Were, :4:11 July and 7th August, at l I. ,- Third I tolisoto, ten. merchant , Dundee, to be examined ' the Slivrifi Court-rouni, Forfar, 21t4 July, and in Merchant's , Inn Dundee, nth August, at 11. Xticlrew lietidekson, cattle-dettler, Ilroombills, to be exa miitell in the .Sherie• Clerk's 'Chambers, Dumfries, 49th July and lath dglist‘ at t 4, . Archibald fsl , Atilay, grain -dealer, Paisley, to be examined in the Sheriff , elerk's Odice there, s9thJuly and 1i:0414(0st, at II Vreilitors of 4illsti Sibttald adtl.Co,, merchants, Leith, meet in the Royal Eecirangh catfec-litinse, Edinburgh, dlst July, , at: t. ' Creditors of Ureter Campbell, chandler, (114sgoW, meet 1n (he Prince of Wales Tavern there, 2d August, at 12. Creditors of 'William Lothian, merchant, Edinburgh „meet In t•he;lteyal Excbatige:,Coiree-house there, 3d August. at. 12. Creditors of Alexander BroWn-, 'lnerchant,- 4 Glasgov and Lestuahagow, !no in. the olliee•of Sutherland Stsuslet's, 4C "Cutlntltut, tilLgow; I st Auzust, at Creditors of George Toylor, merchant,. late ; ip 'Ayr, there after at Craigend, meet in Noble's inn, Ayr, 29th .Ibly,at 13. tr.... Afars of Francis Garden and Sons„ rustrcintuts.in Glas gow, and Garden, ISing, and Co. Deinerava, will receive a dividend frogs DUlid.ill werchatiq Glasgow, Jtkly. . • • ereflitors of James Mack; sometime residint; in Edinhurgls ) now in Landon, will receive a final dividend ftornJuhn C 441111.. bell, tartans, W. S. 15th Angust.. States of the affairs of the, Eli, Soap-work C6lpiatni; at Elie, Fifeshlre, lie with the trustee—No dividend. States of the utl'airs of John Muir, merchant, Musaisiburgb, lie vith the trustee---No.tlicidend. . ' VLUNlita, jut., ----I— Y.'4o:--;..4:ditring robbery %Vas last week di‘covered to have been committed on hoard his Majesty's victualling boy . the JOhn, David Ilurtly,Master, while laying lip liainoaze, at this port, with a cargo nt rum, wine, 'and AO bacco„ on boiird, front the 'Victualling-Unice, for bis - Mejesty's shill Superb. The offeihiers got in to the hold of the troy in the tsiddle Of the night, by some private contrivance, although the hatches were secured by several bias, and drew pia colt sillergble quantity of sum, which they Succeeded in carrying away, in casks and kegs, supplying 'the deficiency with : crater. A particular ekattil nation of the circumstances of this plunder having taken 011ie before the ltcv..Mr. , Williams the Magist rate, be b 4 cchumitted four of the 'offendit•a• David HattlY. Master, Jonathan Hinvest, Mariner, both of the, lobo j and John l4oskin, and Julio Comulte,•Mhsters of two lightert in the victual! ing. service,. to the county gout, for trial at the Assizes, for this offence. ' • • Robert flrabin t une of the parties chneerned; Is still at. lorge,..llaving,effected liib esearte.Tite' intolerand one of the men belonging to. another have decamped. It seo.tus that thisprietice ..his beets carried on fur a number *I, years and 3ini3ldt trfritottelionst it is, said, ban been lately .tikeoVeivil 'at Dttpt.. ford. it appeared, an etantiitation, that the rum was shipped. frin .the • Victualling-Office tito Setnrchty, ;!itnitant.bcingwatited by the Superb-, was re : blotted on Monday, when, stispiciois having been excited, - It .was gttaged, and hboyeTztialbstri were found to babe!: been taken from the pooefteoww on hoard the boy. thiT depredators entered the hold a -sliding -dour kilt tJ. bunt,lacad.. IMPORTANT PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, To be coniinsi.erlregillaily.) MENDICITY IN lug METROPOLIS. The Report of the Select Committee of the Hoase.of Commons, appointed to inqaire into the state of the Mendicity in the Metropolis and its iturnediate neighbourhood, and to Which the 14- port of the last Sessiop was submitted, was issued on Thursday night After adverting to the principal (nets in the Re- Dort .of the I.lth of July, the Committee observe, that mach inconvenience appears to have arisen front. the want:of uniformity In the 'eonduct of Magistrates, Some putting the laws in execution More vigorously than the others. In the evidence taken before the Comthiftee the present Sesiion, •Mr. 'Nance, the. Magistrate, mentions that the state of Mendiclty 'in the Borough is consi derably diininishetl, and scarce a beggar is now seen hi consequence 'of the vigi lance 'of the articers.—Sir•Nathaniel Conant, re- , lying on the_l7th George 4. thinks'the town might bi Ocired of &very beggar in three clays, but i'n that Cafe,. they would be let loose on th e Cotintry ; admits; that the Magistrates are every tiny iinder:the neeessity.of breolthiglhe Mr. Vichling, the Magistrate of Queen-square. states; , that Much may .he dokie .by the present law,, but that the 17th Geo : 11. May he amend e d with advantage, and •thiult:s mendieity muck dinti nishettiowing•to tic investigation of the Com mittee last year. • . The preponderance of the evl- • dence appears to'lte in faVont of the existing laws . r • • being sufficient,i t t ftn" ... ats respects the . Metropons, it equally enrol-al' throughout it,;' but the Cont. mittee are-decidedly, * opinion that the Act re pektedly referred to, whi ch. compels the &toes. trates in every ease, withontekeeption, to coin mit or pdtdili "who shall be found . , shottlti• • -be ripealed: -To provide a re " • • Inedy fur the country at large, it would, in the judgment of the Cominittce, require House's • of liolusiry . to be hvide d each comity, suffi ciently • spaciotut coliVenient to hold and aocommodate a eOnsiderable number of persons who nil& be found wandering ; but unfortu. .tiutely,theyobsfrFC, the Cxpences of th e erec ti on arid support of such places, must prevent the re motest hope being entertained of their being pro 'sided. 0u the urgency of the evil respecting children %%rho infest the streets, and'are likely to become the worst WI of criminals, the Commit tee suggest, whether an expedient may not be fOund, by fitting up some old ships of war, and mooring thrill Close to the Thames, as floating schools. These children supply "a coustiint sue cession of the Worst of thieves and house-breakers, man of whom, had they been properly takeu 'care itt their infant years, might have been useftil Members of society. THE CONSPIRACIES. MANSION IlolJsll.—Yesterciay Daniel Barry, sen. Daniel Balry, jun. John I'elhans, anti Thomas Brohk, - were put to the bar foi the first time and publicly eiainined, charged as participes in high treason, .by coining bate leoney to re een►ble the coin of the realm, and with conspir ing to procure the.couviction of innocent men for tt like offence.. • - • At the former examinations of these persons, which were of a private nature, they entered into at, their guilt, without full,voluntary confession' fihwever receiving from •thg Lord Mayer any itto• tidso , of escape from thelaw,. or any compromise whatever. Tile...ouly evidence produced on , the present ac ,eßSiOn it that of a man named Lan4ao, an 114shmall, from whom the prisaners 'P e lh am and the-younger, Barry had taken au empty room f and a publican of the !wile Collins, WhOdeptTheitat the,rarticS occs • i(llittity ttteeting at his house., The Loot, 74,1 a vita observed to the pri,onett, that although be wits Ittruished with sutlicitait cvi. ,-dente of their guilty practices to remand them, there Irits - still a ttccesiary link wanted, of which he would. take tithe tri consider, before he would filially eommit them for trial. . ~His 4,ordship took ash occasion also to remark. that certain hisinottOons had, gone abroad, and Intd. been widely disseminated in the public papers, that 6664 Or Sill of the prisoners were Police Offi- CerS of the City. This idea was the more gene• rally credited in consequence of a statement being made, that the ; reeler Police Officers received a salary of but 34, per day. Both Of these eircum. stances, however, 'were equally unfounded, nut one of the prisoners being connected with the Police EsOthlisbruent of the City as sworn Oni. cers. The salary of the . regnlar Officers Hint) was such as to afford them suffiCient means to keep them from resorting to such Wantons practices as -chose to whiCh the prisoners had.reconrse. The prisoners ; were then remanded for a week. Bow-eTitieT.—Yesterday Mr. NAtms proceeded with the investigation respecting.dreltibaid Mite a putrole, who is charged with neglecting to :apprehend klubbard alias Herbert, after it had come to his knowledge that he bud been concerned inn burglary, in breaking open a watch-maker's shop in Bermondsey -street, Hod stehihig u variety of articles. Nothing farther appeared against him, besides what has alteady`been 'stated spats the subject- His 'defence' was, titter , admitting every thing said upon the.sobject, that his reatnot for not apprehending Hubbard alias flet:tiert, 411. because' he had . informed him or . poi fain up to the robbery. - fitt was teansuded for a itirtiser tigution,