The Sun. — London, England, 1819-11-09 00:00:00

SH N f~~ti'S. t rc; Po o , Nov. iced the Amity, 41 "veli, from New York—sailed the 10111 Oct.; 14 ' 1 Falcon, Lewis,. from Boston—sailed the 15th Cle t• The Canada, Cross, for I\firamichi, fonn (lett(' on the Winks of Newfoundland ; crew fav ell• Arrived the fast-sailing Falcon, Captain l 441tw il, from Boston, which place slie left on the 1 4th o ct. ; also the packet ship Amity, from York, in 28 days. • 'ORA L , Nov. B.—Arrived the Alliance, Sims, " ( I Duekenfield, Wood, trom Newcasile for Ja -42,4ica• Crime down from the River, and sailed, "'WI the whole of the Outward-hound, the Melpo - Watt, for Batavia. Arrived, and rum-,ins, the Marianna, Norris, for Mica. ,PORTsmouTH Nov. B.—Arrived the Eelip4e, den, from Smyrna, and Dispatch, from ihe Me diterranean ; they ate both tinder quarantine.— \ , " ailecl t h e Lian R un!pey, Elli ott , f or Jamaica I "lh'ant, Underwood, kir D-Rierara ; General Pike, Crediford, for Boston ; Archimedes. Pratt, 1 1 °' Spain ; Perseverance, Loveriog, for ; , 4 "v Phoenix, LewHiwaire, for Trinidad ; and rlitode, Smiin, for Mon.sdor•. PLymotyilf, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Little Fre eEjtk, riicirn, and Nymph, Fox, bum Prince 1, -I :vard's ,eAt.m„u TH , NON. 6 —Arrivel the N. S. de los ' u t "'ores, Basoldera. frown Whoa for London.— Qriiitd the Francis, Jones, for Naples. CITSTOMS' LIST. 'Ted Inward, Vw:eniber B.—Hy, Sawyer, Boulogne; "ti, Weens, I taTre ; :peculation, Carbin, Gijim ; List us, Riga; Fame, I)3otzic ; Sarah. WI li; r P u "l ; Supply, Kiri:ly, ; ()verzee, t";, ( :, ; L v , ; May, A iiciersoo, Waterford ; Lime. ick Tra:er, x t . '"'t ll , Daiiiin • Flieuds, Kilgour, ; Sisters, —, (.'reek; Rine, Hatfield,Uainhorgli ; packet, ' L'Eclair, Morse, Smyrna ; Royal Sovereign, Smith Seas; John, Bruce, Pil. ) aw; Dorothy, Ed- Own:arils, Novent'ier B.—Betsey,(7onyers,Berbice; M'Kilrheit, 11,113 a ; Ocean, Jeffrey, Cape of Good IN. O Pe ; and :,lazy, ; Victorious, Si;ev, Jatuaica; Felicity, Richards. Limerick ; Diana, Jay, rsville s . ; G;lacgow Pacliet. Bell, St. Nltcharl's. • ' (lutivartti, Ne,veni'er It'hiley, Ant - litirst„ . lnt wen, ; Prostylile, --, Porto :tic(); tiarrit, Ja:naica ; Bird, --, ()stem' ; Stag', Hiiiiihurgli ; Arrundel, VOreliada; Duke of •Anet Le ,—A t the S:ttine of the Co:1r: King's4enels, this day, Carlile nresewed lums , lt to make 11 1: "Ittot to set aside ve!,tiet obtaiued against for the re--publication of Paine's ,lge of i tea '° ,2 • He WAS, however, stopped by Chief 3slics• ABBOTT, who observed, that tLere were mail}' other too!imis to be disposed of, which, with rerene:nioes besiees. of this day, prevented ltis seffering him to mote , a! rt present;•but that 14 " 11 " 1 4Y should not (f ei nt him of his tight to 1, I - 1 1 "e fur a new Tried . . His Lordship then added, ,„"" vette!: the convenience of the Court permitted, wo.ild be appoioted, and Mr. Cathie should 'htve notice ro attend. p e la , at half-past three o'clock, the Hilvee. I LO2NT left Carlton House for Windsor. l~lty Itoeal t-Ughness will probably proceed from ""eel •e tor le . g,!,• •o Ott Setorday itureense '.'rather of packays were t.r.varled from Carlton 1- j" u se to the Matine The domestics of Roy el estlblishmem have hkewise ()filets to for tot 4 '-reirture to B;igitton, where it u ie "l PPosed - iris Royal Highness will reinaiu for .:jitter seaso n. ti - "stet - day, at two o'clock, his }loyal .Highness 1e Duke of YORK kit town for Windsor. Yestettl e y tort! CASTLEREAGH and Mr. MARK v. -- " A % h a d au di ences o f t h e P RINCE REGENT at ar li on lit;oSe. r esterday afternoon Lady CASTLEREAGH ar ived 41 her house, in St. James's-square,' from leer seat, N,, rt h Cray. „ 4 T he Annual Stet' . Ball, at Lincoln, which was estab lished for the ettcouragement of the mane urets of th at city, took . pla c e or) Wednesday t r t ; Lady BRokveLow, Patroness. Tbe colour " s eo by her Ladyship for the dresses was French k i te Y• Utner a l BIRCH REYNALWS - oN, FIBNRY -( "lOLD, E.g. were the Stewards. "lite ball was uLtteerou s ly anti elegantly attended. R IF IIE PERSIAN AMBASSADOR.—His Excellency . t, e „ 1 •' 1 ' RSIAisl AMBASSADOR took Iris departure from yiuhurgh oo Thursday, for Ilan - 61ton Palace, to ' 4 Y a vi s i t to hi s G race t h e D u k e of H am il ton , ef t , which his Excellency proceeds on a tour Ireland. His Excellency was visited, on 1 , : e 0 (14 Y previous to his leaving Edinburgh by the f l / 4 •; ( :` of Glasgow, Sir Elliot, Bart. the hl naander-in-Chi e f.,. LOrd Advocate, &-. fits '. : cc ellen c was much pleased at the attention he r eeiyed in the Scottish Me:ropolis. We e t l tiderst and several official gentlemen, con jtted his Majesty's Exclotper, left this S i Dunfermline, at an early hour yesterday 4et/r 4.11 1 .ng., ritleiid the re-interment of the body i t ,„'"'ing ROBERT BRUCK, which was discovered er t( i Yt'ar, in builniq a new church at that place, t- -u 'fic to be re-i n t e rred ye s t e rd a y. These pre ous o re rna i„ 9 are to b e enclosed in a new coffin, gether with specimens of all the current coins, en il of each of the Edinburgh newspapers, and It e th e committed with appropriate solernoity to I °Htb. If jemible, it is intended that a cast 111111;11d he t a k en f rom the face of the Monarch ; t o at all events, a monument is to be erected, tect w' the superintendance of Mr. ParlINS, archi eit over the •body of this exalted hero, e:4 w,ll stri e k x . eellent Ki ng ,. in order to convey, in a more tvh e _ ln g manner, to future generations, the piace relate repose the ashes of a Warrior and a Sove ee:;'elit iithose name is already embalmed in the (Eel !red recollection of , yery man in Scotland.- 4161 4*g/4 Courant, Nov. 6.) ofTER,-_l',vovoting ladies of the name 1 4. returning koine to Paddington from ou Sunday eveoing, were met by a fel tioo Remedy dressed, who pressed his cotiversa -34,1 9 Pou th em , w hi c h t h e y Hvoided by every bilek9s, and at len g th w e r e c ompelled to 1'1" te nii . rid themselves of his impertinent impor, rabb iel ,a • .He followed them unperceived, and t " ape of the young ladies in the side with Itt 4,11 P trument, which produced blood through et 4 - and then ran off. Some clue has , 1 4 4 obteined respecting hint, and we hope to teeurd his apprehension. VC)ai'iir SUN. P LIT ICA L 110SCIAIi. chili reprelwodere comer, Qum grivcs qua.. docttis• P,.()Neitts egit—" Q F. Epist. I. lib. 11. M k IV) R - \S7 h e v !, r I run out (j . spirits, either send my Maid, Penelope, across the way, with the key of the dour in one hain!,, the other hand tinder her Eiprun, holding a small b•lttla, the use of whirl) buing quite a private affair between ouiselves, it is needless to Mention; or otherwise I amble to she Cs flee•house. to skim the cream of the 31,urning-1 beg partion—the Morning CHItoNtCLai which never fads to set my risible facilities at their highest pitch. On one of those recent occasions I observe that omniscient Gazette of the Patty has Amused itself, nay, perhaps, even some of its Readtrs, with a prophetic anticipation of the Elitertaininents at the opening of the grand National Theatre to wards the close of the present month ; but this, like all its former ones, will merely tail in not coming to pass ; for the fact is that the WinGs, et hoe genus onzoe, during the recess having been trying to get top Private Theatticals at Country Thealres, wi:eie they gent rally had the Green- ROOM to Olt ins rice', and were sometimes permit ted to perform before numerous but ill judging audiences, they are now in • hopets that the Thea• tre will open fur their benefits ! With this arrange trt, 'WWI! Vet', 1 suspect wither Manager nor Audience will agree ; but their pieces are selected, as you will pet ceive by the enclosed Men►oran dnni, picked up in the Pink a few days ago, whilst some of their second-rate Periormers were em ployed in the afternoon counting the trees whieL reinain after Ihe late tempest. It is said to be an 111 wind that blows nobody any good, and these Gentlemen had their arithmetical task shortened, having fewer trees, as in another place they will have fewer noses, to count. But pray observe, Mr. Editor, I do not hint that some of them have lost their noses—Oh no ! they still have noses left to put any where, it permit , ed—bur. merely that they have lost, as I understand, some of their noses, which, it is supposed, have got scent of loyalty, whilst the others are at fault. As it was, however, they were true Pythago reans, for they seemed not only to abstain front Beaus hut from /peon also, perhaps on the prin ciple of saving their Bacon, which has already got smoked—whether it is to undergo the other operation yet remains to be ascertained. Now, Sir, though the Pieces on the list may not he performed for their benefits, you are at li berty to publish them for the benefit of the Pub lic, as sonic of them will, doubtless, be represent ed at the Minor Theatres. Your's, I. G. N. Wit without Money," from Beaumont and Fletcher with " Receipt 'fax ;" for a Gederal Tickti Night. " Humorous Li,ittenant," from the same Authors; with " The Deuce is in him ;" for Llird FitzGwsllytn. " Laws of Candy," from ditto; with " Peiping Tom ;" for Tont Brown. " Goose Chace," from ditto; with " School for Ar rogance ;" fur The IT'hute Party. " Wife for a Month," from ditto; with " fire Counter feit ;" fur Mr. Hunt. " Knight of the Burning Pestle," from ditto; with " The Mock Doctor;" fur Dr. fr II 41911. " Knight of Malt—a," from the same; with "Bubble and Squeal; ;" for One of the Borough Members. "Jean de Paris ;" with " Les Traeasseries ;" fot Chevalier Guitlaum,fila. " Orators," from Foote; to be followed in the same even ing with his other performances, "The Liar," " Dccil upon Two Slicks," and "Cozeners ;" for the Radicals. " Measure fur Measure;" with " The Citizen ;" for Alder man Shawl. " Comedy of Errors;" with " Hob iu the Well ;" for Mas'er John Stormy. " He's much to Blaine ;" with" The School for Friends;" will he an attempted revival ; fur the ?arty. " False impressions;" with " Abroadand at Home;" a Ticket Night. " Waco wants a Guinea ?" with "The Bank Note ;" for Greenfield. 4 , Wife with Two Husbands;" with "Taming of aShrew ;" for Lord Dutchtund. " Bo!cl Stroke for a Wife;" with "Tice Bogy Body:" for Ofr. Drnsh. " illl in the Wrong ;" with " The Upholsterer;" and " The Nabob ;" for Air. SherOr Preccdratc. " Every One has his Fault;" with " Delays and Blunders;" for the whole Forty. " Guilty or nut Guilty;" with "Hear both Sides," for the • Manchester Subscription. " Much ado about Nothing ;" with " A New Way to PAY Old Debts," will be revived, if po.,ibie, for General Be nefit. " Moor of Venice ;" with " Plot and Counterplot ;" follow ed by " Road to Ruin ;" for a Dramatic Committee. " Prior Claim ;" with "No Son no Supper;" to be fol lowed by " Management ;" for the Drury Creditors. " Secrets VV , ,rth Knowing ;" with "Mayor of Garrott;" for Alderman Tree. " Heigh ! ho ! for a Husband;" with "To marry and not to marry ;" followed by " Ton► Thumb ;" and " The Guar dian Outwitted ;" for Michael Chicken. " Who's the Dupe ?" With " The Weather-cock ;" for 'the Earl of Great Hunter. " Speed the Plough ;" with " Word to the Wise ;" fur Mr. Carbone. .. IVhistle for it ;" with "Better late than Never ;" fur Llfr. Turnaye. "Foul Deeds will rise ;" with " The Humours of an Elec tion ;" fur Sir Frank Isleworth. " Appearance is against Them;" with " Caitiff' of Corsica;" for the Party. " Distrosscd Baronet ;" with " Don Quixote ;" for Sir Charles TForol.vack. " Notoriety;" with "The Peevish Man ;" for Guy Faux. " Fortunes Foul;" with " The Dutchman ;" for Lord Keep Hell. " He would be a Soldier ;" with " False Alarms ;" for Mr. Gr,:enenough, and other tesigned Military Whigs. Pieces not to be performed—" Bit th-day"—" Loyal Sub_ ject"—" England Preserved"—" Fire Thousand a.year"— " How to grow Rich"—" Raising the Wind," &c. &c. ; hut .4 Th e Cha p ter of Accidents" to he a stock-piece and the season to close wick " Double Disappoiutukeut." (~lCt~ avel° o i)g•' I) g iii e par- and s tied, rata id " mg a e has te ii" 0 fol p the L'aPe" e has 90 4 foal ani sll, wee 9 3 re' g ait), 0(, vile )00 4 5t 13. for ,f 5° visi t p3 ilt [IOW' f 016 }yitlt tbC dis' of; 1 1 Iv/44 )berg n ar' tiOC 'OW ' la t ea rib'C ili C I O tr. oti iC 11 0 r SS IL- tiOC 4 )1 jell' gibe Liol4 / , o se , very nod 111 ,4 ,vel l ti visC Ole Po" Ana !C '2f 00 14 The tht Le° V°" d or . IE II 0/d) :y ver ° ions ovo ;gr . a t• n ic Ba le bor .. 0 1 00. lO U% an d r e.• 6011 OH L POETRY. THE DEVIL. "If the Devil have him not in fee-simple, with 6ne and recovery SHAXSPERE. Printers at their press employ Sonic poor little errand boy, Whom, in terms not over civil, They've a4reed to name F. DEVIL. 'Tis a nick-name of Old Nick's, Taken from the scurvy tricks Which the knaviA urchins play; And so they got this .4-,ail.rigttel: Or, as learned erti , ts think, Prom the spots and stains of ink, Which they catch On handS and fac'ei Running still from place to pl tee. There yi:u see each little urchin, At the author's elbow perching, With a store 'if fresh suppneS, Sheets of proof or of revise; for cOpy pins his hand its, With Good Sir, the press is standing.'' 1 have often had them near nie (So i shall again, I fear ine;) And have though 't was not That the Detit had the Devil. • Such t:it Devils are, I guess, Of melt common printing-presi; Mt the little su,ty fellows Would not blow the Stygian bellow!, Nor their fairer hands defile With the pages of CA ttt. tLE. WWII he taints the heart of man With his foul " Rep/Wirt/II," Who would ;hen the Devil be To his pres of lilasph t my ? Nothing will his service suit Butt the real (Ivrea foot, the at hei,t convict shewS In his reams of ribald prose. False And friendless Infidel! When, with thy unha:lowed Tho❑ dust call the htirird PAIN From his toinli to life again; And the sleeping sinner force, Reckless of his last remorse, Reckless of his dying fears, Of his hot repentant tears, Round our Uhristian land to fling Scoffs at Heaven's Eternal King ; Wretch ! ou that unhappy tomb, Thou thyself bast seard thy doom ; While the crimes, that pour'd their stairs Oa the spotted heart of PA I NE, Now in scalding tide shall roll DouNy on thy desperate soul. Wretch ! pursue the impious theme; Slander still, and still blaspheme; From thy dungeon deep and drear, Closed—l trust—for many a year, Still thy serpent venoni throw, Cion,thy scourge, and Mau thy foe I But, for each infernal page, That from thy pees:; pours forth its rage, Waiting thy last deed of evil, OLD NICK SHALL B E THE PRINTER% DEVIL. JONATHAN. SPQR 1 !NG INTELLIGI6NrE. BETTING-ROOM, NoVEAIDER 8. ODDS ON THE DRIiI3Y. 14i to 1 agst Brother to Blu- I 16 to 1 agst Pindaree cher 18 to 1 agst brother to Whit -141 to I agst Mr. Pierse's c. ker It; to 1 agst Sailor 18 to I agst The Duke 17 to 1 agst Brother to Cotnus 20 to 1 agst liriseis. OAKS.-10 to I nest. Bridemaid. Betting was brisk. HUNTIKG.—Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet Friday, at Knap-hill, between Chohham and Guildford, at ten.—Sir George Leeds' Hounds meet Friday, at Knapwell (irove, at half-past ten.—Joho Maturely, Esq 's Fox Hound's meet Thursday, at Botley Hill ; Saturday, at Shirley.—H,Jollilie, Esq.'s meet Thursday, at Caliel ; Saturday. at Chaulwood Village.—The Harriers every day,—Lord Derity's Horses and H.) tints will arrive at the Oaks, near Carshaltun, this day, from Knowsley Hall, Lancashire. The Pytchk y Hourp:s sleet Wednesday, at Ouston ; Thursday, at Crausley; uay, at Sibertoft, at ball-past ten.—The Quorn Hounds meet Wednesday, at Widmorepool; Thuisday, at Seagraves; Saturday, at Prestwolds. GREAT MATCll.—Captain HortsT, of Heston, undertook his great match, Yesterday morning, on the Aylesbury-road, for a stake of 100 guineas, and more than iloulde that anniumt was pending upon it. The engagement was to drive four horses IGO miles in eight hours, and two of them to be, bona fide, his property, at the marking of the match, our the I2th ult. and to perform within a month. The Captain is a light weight, and he accomplished the task - as follows, with a siwy built fur the purpose. He did rather More than 1:3 milrs itt the first hoar, with a fine blood mare, and the ifith mile was thine in one minute over the two hours. 1-le drove the next horse, which runs in a mail, 25 miles in two hours ; and the third broke down, after doing 20 miles in winning time. The last horse in reserve belonged to the Captain, and there were 29 miles to do in 2 hours and 32 'Mutat s. The match was won easily, with 3 toinutcs to spare. Twenty-four niiles were done m 2 hours, and the extra 5 miles in 28 minutes. The third horse broke down from a strain of no consequence. It was altogether a first-rate performance of horses and man. Time was backed at 5 to'4, before starting. THE KING OF THE NKIIIERLANDS, Versus LOUIS BCONAPARTE. Au interesting case, in substanc , ' as follows, is shortly to come on before the Preliminary Court at Amsterdam : " Louts BUONAPARTE, While be was King of Holland, had purchased the magnificent Seat of Mr. HoPa, the banker at Haarlem. Being obliged to quit his Throne, he could not enjoy this private property. The present Ring of the Netherlands, at his entrance into the kingdom, took possession of the palace of Mr. Hope, a s bring a demesne of the Crown. On the first re monstrance of Louis Buonaparte, the Sovereign showed a desire to make an amicable arrange ment, and offered to the ancient possessor, first, 200,000 florins, and afterwards 300,000. Thought t hi s l a tter sum was pretty nearly the value of the estate, Louis refused, as insufficient. The Ex-King then caused a consultation to be held by some distinguished lawyers—the majority of whom decided in favour of their Sovereign; the minority, consisting of thtee members, decided in favour of the Ex-King. This affair is going to be brought before the Tribunal of the First In stance, at Amsterdam. Louis 13oonaparte has chosen for his Counsel . Doctor Mayer, one of the first lawyers in the Netherlands, and the author of some excellent %yolks. The gnestion to he proved before the Tribunal will be, whether Louis Boo naparte paid or this palace out of his own private fortune—and whether, in 1813, at the time of th, installation of his Majesty, he was still in posses. sion of this estate, or whether the Imperial Admi nistration which had succeeded him had nut ap propiiated i awl united it with the demesnes of the Crown ? In the first place, the palace would be the private property of Louis Boon Ana rt e ; in the second, the King would owe - nothing to the former possessor." Mr. W. MURRAY, of the -'Theatre-Royal, re turned from London yesterday !Horning, and,. we are very happy to learn, lel( his lather consi derably recovered from his late ,evere apoplectic attack.—(Edinburgh Courant, Nov. ti ) THE THEATRE. nRURY-LANE,— , Mr. KEAN 'returned to this Theatre last night, in the character of Richard the Third, anti was received by his admirers, who ob viously coheittirtot the chief part of an audience that completely filled the house, with an enthu siastic welcome. The congratulations, shouts, and plaudits, were several times repeated. His performance was marked with his usual spirit and energy. We saw nothing that differed flout his former efforts in the character, and haring, no doubt, settled his mind as to his conception of the part, and tunnel it successful in practice, he is too prudent to hazard his fame. by any re fined and fantastic innovations. He deliver ed the soliloquies and bye•speeches in a mapner that his contemporaries in general ought to imi tate, for they were expressed without any refe rence to the audience, and as the private workings of his own mind. We have never been among the ardent admirers of this pet former, but we: must admit that What merit he possesses is his own, He copies no 'rival, of which his peculia rities afford abundant proof. His voice is cer tainly tint very musical, but we are persuaded that he might manage it to much greater advan tage, and avOid those harsh tones which so often grate the ear, and interrupt the impression, which his 'vigour arid animation would otherwise make upon the feelings. Alr. KEAN might render him self full worthy of addiog to those rapturous ap planses which are heaped upon him by those who know not how to estimate his real merits, the approbation of sound jadicious Critics. He shook' remember " 'that fools admire, but men of sense approve." An apology was made by RUSSELL, previons to the play, for the absence of HOLLAND, who was to have pet formed Buckingham, which was neces sarily assigned to TnomPsoN. l'he audience, anticipating a greater disappoint went, burst into laughter on hearing HOLLAND'S name, as little editable to their own humatti!y as respectful to a deserving actor, • THossrsost acquitted himself so well, as even to appear as it he bail time to study the character. IiLLIsTON, for the first time, performed the part of Richmond. It is not cal culated to draw forth his powers, but he displayed sufficient spirit. Mrs. W. WesT also appeared for the first time in Lady Anne, and supported it with simple pathos and expression. Mrs. GLOVE% was warmly hailed on her return in the Queen, and exerted herself very ab►y. The play has been brought forward with great magnificence in the scenes yam' dresses. b appears !bat great pains have been taken in giving correct representations of dif ferent pat ts of the Tower, as well as in ascertaining the Costumeoi the time. Soon atter the dropping of the curtain, ELLISFON came froward to announce the performances for this evening, but nntwi►h standing his high rank in his profession, the ha zard he has incurred in undertaking the Manage ment, and the liberility with which that Manage ment has been hitherto conducted, he was in sulted by a clamour for KEAN, whom he led on, and thirst (pitted the Stage. KFAN bowed, in Ma-. oifestation of his gratitude for the compliment, but retired without affording the usual intorma. tion. COBOURG THEATRE.—'Phis elegant Theatre .ipened for the Winter Season, lAst night. Threat new pieces, written by Mt. MoNcttieFr, tie Stock Dramatist of the Howie, were represe , !ted on this occasion. They were of various strnctoreQ, for the sake of affording divetsifird entertainment to the audience, and were all vet y well received. Ti►e Morning Paper of yesterday, which took no notice of Mr. C. KEMBLE'S performance of Curios, in The Fop's Fortune, on Saturday, has made such a fair and probable explanation this day, that it would be unjust and illiberal to con sider the omission as any thing hut one of those accidental lapses which arc apt to occur when. the mind is intent upon other matters. As a far ther proof of the manly sincerity of the Critic, he concludes, after di'avowing " an intentional slight to any as follows—" particu larly to Mr. C. KEMBLR, of whose valuable ant.' varied talents we have so often expressed the highest estimation, and whirl; he exerted most advantageously even in the weak and uninterest ing character of Carlos."—We wish the same libe ral spirit pervaded the whole ot the diurnal Prints. Mona SUCCFSS AT HAZARD'S ! !—No. 7370, drawn this Alorning a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds (Money and Consols), was Sold in Shares by HAZARD And CO., at their Offices, 93, Royal lixehmoge, 26, Cornitill, and 324, Oxford -street, corner of Swallow -street, where Tickets and Shares are now on Sale for the second Day of Drawing,—when Two more Prizes. of Twenty Thousand Pounds must be Drawn. As WAS EXPECTED—WEBB Sold the First Ca pital in the Present Lot tcry, viz. No. 2,370, drawn, at 11 o'clock This Morning, a Prize of 20,0001. Money and Consols, in One Half and Eight Six teenth Shares, at his fortunate Offices, 9, Corn bill, and 17, Ludgate -street. MENDICITY SOClETY.—Complaints having been made by a Magistrate and other respectable per sons who reside in the vicinity of Portman sqoare, that they have been much annoyed on Sun days by several sturdy beggars, the officers of this Society attended on Sunday last, whets atter a desperate resistance, they apprehended John Single, John ferry,• Joseph Johnston, Jere. jOlinitOn o Johnston, Houghton and Wiliam Lewis. The first tour are well known characters, arid have for some time past chided the vigilance, or escaped by vio• lence from every officer that has attempted to take them. They were committed to the Ses sions, by Mr. Dyer, of ALsilhororig,h-street, and it is the intention of the Society to prosecute them. Wm. Houghton and \Wm. Johnston were committed for seven days, and to be passed, and \William Lewis (who is an able seaman), will be provided with a birth by the Society. fa.XECUTIONS.—On Wednesday were executed at Glasgow roar young men for house.breaking.'and theft, viz. :—R. LVl`Kiolay, alias Rough and Boclianan, for breaking into Bothwell Castle, and stealing various at'icks ; and R. H. Guthrie and Alexander I:o4:bes, for breaking into the house 'of Alexander M`Maren, of Kilmarnock, and steal , ins a ii;vel.watch, &c.