The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-02 00:00:00

1 anY kincl ; the api)ointinints not yet offi cially knoitn. 'Yr • • • The Head-iinarte'rs Of the Army of Vie Left• ate established in this town, it is sopposotlofilir the wint er. The Conde Aat- , v‘t., the General ini.Chief, is litr e , but is goiii; a short toile. is hrothef, O'D(INNEL, is gone to hiS GOVerninetii, rt•taipS the corntlialtd of the Ist division. Colonel STEELE, Knight of tke 01116. bf Charles 111, and Fleur-de-Lis, is go ing to Madrid fora few days. ado-. -vices from the North, received by Go /ernment this clay, st a t e t h e cont i nuance of Iran-.4unlity, and the entire. submission of the Itefrac- Illky Seame n in the Tyne and Year. N~ :bitsn ANEn tcA.--Ltters from C.otean de Lac, *ltaated about 40 miles from Montreal, in:direct tatuumnication With Kingston, have been re edit,,,, or 18th August. The Royal Marine Ar , under Nlajor. PACHE, hail arrived there fe null isle au H Noir,or Little Siberia. The whole V ' t hat clistinguished and brilliant corps, sersi n g 41 ' tbe Canada', are assembled at C oteau: Li eut. 1, -44 aLts STEELS, who commanded the Marine Artillery at the memorable def e n ce o f AtticOlt & is the Rrtgatle Major. ft Ve ' t eMav Lord MeLYILLE held a Levee at his f ` jf ace at the Admiralty, which was attended by '-lt4itts CoociaANTß, BAItToN, LEwIN, HUTCH -Isol, rtiAUY, &C. Th e thiLc s of CLARENCE, CUMTIRRLAND,* and vaLt4Ns iii;ed the . I 2KINCE REGENT yesterday. Air. AaauTuNo-r, h as nut yet returned from his li 'ar to F i . unre, hut is expected daily. Mrs. An -3,. T, in this excursion, Was accompanie'l y is,s etTz6t,AtteNeF ~. Itir. B. WyAr; - , who, according to report, is to w utii l'l the Palac e for the Dicke of ‘VELLINGTONI, i al Private Secretary to that Nobleman, while t x was i n an official capacity in Ireland. !-- I .Zester : l ay , Prince. PAUL ,LSTERIIAZY, the Ans., it" Ambassador, had an audience of the PRINCE l fl ° P•l`l'r at earlton.house. i'lle Archdukes on 3 and Ewts of Austria !esterilmy walked thr J owyb several parts of London, intd visited several. manufactories. 9i the 23d wt. .s.,redkh Pomerania and the .'ri tic i ~ 1 . fr; t"i s i r' CitYno. (t) t f nis i s i i t o l'? 'n e e n t , (7e r n e er d a e l li o vt a 'r ß ' d ov u E P , by to t t l b te e : (fin Commissioner, Mr. INGERSLEBEN. 'as Tfi estiav, at nice o'clock , a C.lbinet Council 1 , ; :s held' at the Foreign Office, which Ava, at- Vijl"ed by (Ice LORD CHANCELLOR, the Fearls of II "ot. and BATHURST, Viscount MELVILLe, v'',ottlit ;310510UTH, and the CriaN - CFLLOR of the a i b e riEctu Ea . They thutinued in delilieration till / 0 „, 1 ha lt-Pait two o'clock, when they ad.toltrn , A li o st euil the REGENT in Comfit at C , arlton- . f.,, "se, at which they all Were pre.ent except tae illl-lANctl,Lokof the Excnr,QtYvy, at whose house e ()tiler Ministers assembled atter attending the . th il ,. z i e rt , EG tvr in Council, for the altertinm of tit-- .leneotro„tioo for the me et i ng of l'adiament, allied with th e Right lime. Gr'entle.MAil. At , ate h our Mr. SILL ESTER, this King's Messen -1.1 wa3 sent off (dispatches from the ForCiP (t ee) ro _ , .. . with, . I Farts, Till 1 t t) ti , S 'lay the LORD CHANCELLOR will proceed 4 th le 'Luse of Lords, and take his seat with ttyri 1a t ., v , 1. L"rds Commissioners, to prorfcgue Ridia)7. j,,', l ` from the 22d of November to the 17th i t tilarY• The Commons, represented by. the 14 11 , 1 1% ;, 3 and Mussengers, will attend at the har ! .l ori b T le p ro rogation will be made in the !Isla! Lett , . Ith t e e " "ale been received from Panama, t;icin4 1a13%,. -u nt of operations in that neigbboutr)oott Ca ' 7, 11-e nt fo the details received by the .I.cocaic , 4 . ith,tt'es, o f . a must important nature. It is sat 1 *olletle, Conun ander-in-Chief, General MoniLLo, S 6 'llcting: the expedition in that quarter, hay' tle'b:eittie.i.e.otoplished.l;is purposes in Venezuela, fins 4,ol,l")atked his troops to the number of ten thou the A l l e %and has actually set sail, to proceed fay kale btza-Le. 10 double Cape Horn, and to tellin g), . s v°Yage at - Lima, on the Pacific Ocean. Zp, ; 11 1 n g his stay on 0. , ..! shores of the GrtilPil a Iy i t t frigate had arrived from the Parent Coun taJsiotue a k, ,` ns patehes by which, it is supposed, oc ort-.eo the alteration of all the projects .olGen. e o , i , ILLO towards Vera Cruz,and Mexico, and tutehtelled him to undertake this new and remote o f th.,,-1",,1te., Which, it. is assumed, Ore critical state Se-;,'ertivian.Country had rendered exedient. Icion-4 xeell-informed persons entertain the opi mtv; that the direction of Monru.o would be 4„"Y a ir `rent from that which e '7 l l . th at was pretended, %a , be would proceed to Vera Cruz - to pre it '''' w-liiro and its treasures from danger ; butt Vr i p, 11l altru-bily anal ,eootideotly believed, that oul d ii s 'th e . . e take the opposite route, he would enter . h vi ll ter Plat e on hi s way, anti reduce -Buenos 4t . 1- -.t t t° su bmission, placing that Viceroyalty tin . W. A --.le..i,inne diate•superinteinlanee. an d protection ~otttgas, for -the Spanish 'Crown. 411 1 11 . the Dicke DE FITZ.JANIEs's motion. for I j ilks t o his Royal Highness the Duke of -AN .; fte a , 44 e, the Noble Mover touched with Nrea 'liih n s it ,ess on the conduct of his Royal HiOnesS, rid l , l ' be Characterised as the idol of 'the 'South, kieh t , te , gkry and !nide of all France. One inci on „"tich he noticedi-eettaistly start a dignity the r e Prince's eharaeter- - : - When tiptisoner in 4ta i H ands of the: rebels, and - when he had but ton , 0 - , i t teason to expeet " 'a:SeCOlid act of the Al q ,„ 2 T rogedy of Vineennes," he' wrote thus to late."'lEUß his father :-.:-." I lith 'resigned to my Zet a l fe*r neither • iMprisimment nor death.-- 7 rtotch-e;king cohsent ti, In;lhing unworthy. of his turt. 1 - fur my reliel:' This is a trait which TA" T h S A"tilil liave'been proud to record,. SER F e slllo.nent 151 an article from Vienna, of givetl"T's Regiment of Hulans having be . e . n . Atir r4 ."' Young NA.POLEON by the L+ riper Pt, tlull 15 14 ' 13 Contradicted. The Regiment in' tics giv, h t Stated 'to have been more wofthily ..,, I , 11 , s 0 thy Prince of sAxii cosounG, as a reward i„ . Th i t :7 1.1 7 ‘ 4 .'es during the late ealnpaign. - r th e A 1"1,14 alb4..nces granted to Officers tilt r n'Y on a match, have, Icy an order front t ilt wa i t l iet',, been extended to the TroOpG)ll4r -000, vi the ritsitucbts of Draguouu. ;;. .4; :4( i\'AVAL 8 i'§ Du Wiz., Nov. 1.---LThe D-tokh ship iklercurius, froln . Citpeuhrigcn fur St. Croix, is the ship sop. posed to be lost on the Goodwin on the night of the 30th olt. The • ship's log and pipers lotve been picked up, froni which the above inform - thus Was obtained. It also appears she hail seve ral Danish soldiers on board ; the whole, with' the cr-w, it is feared, hate peridied. Sailed se veral small 'transports fur Dover Roads.—Wind N. E. llARwrCtu, Nov, I.—Arrived the Edgar, lIAR :RISON, front Archangel, with lin see d,- f o r Lon• don, with loss of .anchor and cable ; Francis, ''l.tsoa‘, with barley, from Leith fo r London, -with loss of ditto. Sailed the following packets Earl Leicester and Casilereagh, for Holland ; Lady Nepean and Henry Freeling, for Cuxhaven ; and Active, for Gottenbtirgh. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. I.—Arrived the John, PowELL, from Palermo, and is nude, .quarantine ; the Perceval, New Shoreham, Albion, and Ru bert transports, from the Downs. Sailed his Ma jesty's ships Sparrow and Lightning tor Chatham. Wind E. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 31.—C:ttne in the Soverei 4 m, Myrtle, Nancy, Cynthia, and Hy,mrion, from St. Petersburg!). LYMINGTON, Nov. I.—Passed by the Union packet, and the Henry Foley transport, bloxn out of the Pawns the night of the 29th ult. tv th losN of anchor and cable, for Portsmouth. FALMOUTH, OCT. 30.-" A VCd the Spanish brig Providencia, front Gij6ll lor Looiloo ; Kiul the Ocean, Cu ESTA, from Teneriffe for London.— Sailed the Prince Regent for Ancona, with fish.— Wind N E. PENZANCR, Majt.sty's ship Le vant is at anchor in this Bay ; it has blown a gale all night, and still continues to blow hard trout the N. E. and E.N.E Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Ea.st lonia [louse, witch Captain T. WILKINsoN was sworn into the command of the Cumberland, destined to Bombay awl China. • The following Commandos hive been promot ed to the rank of 'Post Captains witnin a short time, viz John Allen, F. W, Burgoyne. William Henderson. and James Rattray. Tne toiloa.iog Lieutenants to the rank of Com manders : A. Campbell, Thomas Ferris, William Mon'law•s, W. G. Roberts, E. F. S cott. and Georg.. Toe fipllowiti,4 Nlasteib' Mates wici to the rank .ot , n'. • I. L. Atkins, 11, R. Anvil!, Win. Ayling. Jos. Bates, T. D. Brand, T.W Brown, N. Carter, Was. Chick, Geo. Cordrv, John Cornwall. Th.s. 1.. Cr G. E. Davis,- Santnel Beniamin °boom, %V. H. F' 'son, I. Edvairt, Adams Edwards. Colson resting', i t,. Fraser, Geo. Gardan, I. N. Graydon, J. Grimin!, Isaac 11.14ertivid, I. J. Hamilt ot, Peter Hannay. Ruben Ilea, Joh , Hr olerson, Thos. Intl. &bit Ililldrup, John Ho. ye, Fred,rick Jeily, Joint Jenkins, Edward Jenkins, EL .10;iirston, Lane, I. it. 1,41, 109 Lockhart Leith, John Lingard, Stephen Link, Charles Liteliart, I. Nl‘Namara, Jos March, Edward Moor, Peter M.,nis, Mayses, J. A. Murray. A. G. Old'- !Pilau. L. 11. Lewis, lticharu Pereeval, .1. G. Pudittore. nine! Pop' on, J. Pratten, It. 1. Pyns, .1. S. Ramsay, 'rhos. Ramsay, J. N. Reid, Henry . itoeinick. (banes ltoss. Itoi.ert Russ, J. J. Schau!tel, It. Sharp, .1. Short, G. P. Simonds, Wm. G. Stater, .7.,tues Soley, J• S. Smith, George Smith, I. W. Smith, W." J. Snow, John SpurnrS; Charles Stevens, Wm. Still, W• S. Stratford, T. It. Sirielaiid, J. A. Thomson, Charles Thurcond, John Sully, C. Turnbull, C. Turner, J: W. Tyler. John Webster, Henry Willis, (ieorge %Varre, H. J. Willougisity, J. REI'RACTOIIY SEA A114.N. NEWCASTLE, OCT. 31.—0 n Monday it was deemed advisable by the Magistrates, that the Riot Act should beread in South Shields, and that the Sailors should be kept as much us pos sible from each other, in doing which some little straggling took place with the sailors h the noir het-place, and it Was only to be attributed to the forbearance and good temper of the soldiers that no serious consequences took place. On Wednesday, the examination of the pri-- goners ronclutled, it was deemed no longer ne cessary to detain the troops in Shields, and the sth Dragoon Guards and Tyne Cavalry were released from their duty and ordered to march the next morning. Only two of time ringleaders, LIGHT and BLACKETT, were committed to gaol ; the less guilty were liberated on giving bail. The Marines under Major ADAIR, and the sth Dragoon Guattls under Major Onstsa r, merit the :highest encomiums for their orderly conduct, but the most tangling part of the duty fell on the Tyne 'Cavalry, and the corps acquitted itself, as it al ways has done on sniileir occasions, so as to he declared, by in , litary men, in appointments and discipline the most like a regular regiment.of any volunteer corps' hey ever saw. Previously to the Tyne cavalry leaving South Shields, the corps was drawn up in the ,Market place,. and received the. warns thanks of the Ma gistrates in an address from N. FAIRLESS, Esq. at the conclusion of which they were loudly cheered by the inhabitants, and even the seamen present: The Colonel returned thanks in an animated speech, and when he pledged himself for the readiness of every individual ip the corps to hasten to their standard either for the purpose of expell ing the common enemy or to assist the civil power. the otAcers and men loudly re-echoed the pledge, and in cheers returned thanks to the inhabitants for their attention anal hospitality. Sunday morning a young man, of the name of ROBINSON, holding the situation of Captain's clerk on board the Coniclia sloop of war, lying in the Medway, having on account of had health been removed to the Argonaut hospital 'ship, jumped out of one of the port-holes of that ship, and on t h e side ‘v here no boats happened to h e ,. was drowned before timely assistanc e cou ld h e afforded. The body was found almut (pie o ' c l oc k . W. KBEAGE, gamekeeper at Ileydon-hall, hay ing q c t a spring-gun in one of the %yowls, on go ing to discharge it, mistook the place, ,ii (( ; ran against the wive, when the gun went uff, by which he was dreadfully wtaw:ied,. and now lies in a tlarigeroas State. onn;lNAri iMPROMP ru. The (It•Y Giatit , :‘, that slif:witg hare sthdd, At Ivii th, we see renn . sreii by Brother Wuta Such is the spirit of reAroe, tve find, Fur notetty 'twill Sifci . 'ifiee its hind. CHIP. ARM vrALS AA D DEPARTURES. DEPARTURES. The Marquis of Camden, to the Wilderness, Heti, ; the Countess of Bridgewater, to Ashridge, Hefts; notiert Hurst, Esq. M. I'. to tiorshaut !'ark, Sussex; Lord Poky; to New rnarkot. ARRIVAL. The Marquis of Duel:lugban), from Stowe. Arta' VA LS AT BATEI -- .ViSCOUIIt Chetwynd, Hon. Miss Chet: wyud, lion. Mr. Strange, Sir W. Barker, Sir R. Crawford, Major-Generai Sir William Inglis, Sir Wiilliaw aim Lady Wynue; Sir W. Siruth, Chevalier Pegard, llear 7 Adatiral and Mrs. Bedford; (tear-Admiral and Mrs. Clements, General Lightburt., Lieatenant-Vieneral Dunn, Colonel Stanley, Co lonel Brown, Colonel Balfour, Major and Mrs. It. Donuellan. SPOL(J'ING IN I'ELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETINGost 5. WUDNENDAV, NOVEMBER 1. A Subscription Plate of 501. for two, l'-oids carrying 6st. Vb.. and three-yr-olds, Rat. 101). T. Y. C. Gen. Gower's ch. Rivulet, by aubrus , 2 yrs ... Mr. Prince':: ch. 1. by Walton, darn by euzzard, 2 yrs 2 141 Ruus's b. c turapnell, 3 'yrs . The Judge Awed but three.-5 to 4 apt Rivulet. Handicap Sweepstakes of logs each, fur three-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. Mr. Craven's Nadejda, yrs, fist. 71b 5 Ld Foley's Som /m berule; 5 yrs, 9st. 211. . _ The:lodge placed but two. 8 to i agst Naucjda-7 to 4 aau St Sachet azade. Mr. W. Putter's Paulus, Bst. olb. beat Mr. Payne's Pointers, Bst tO b. T. Y.C.. inOgs.-6 to son Itaulus. A Gold Cup, value 98gs, by a Subscription of lOgs each, (the surplus to the Winner iu sp,.cie), for three-yr-olds and upwards. A. F. Nlr. Lake's c. by Gamenut, S yrs, bat. 61b. D. of Gratton's Minuet, yrs, ist.6lb. Ld G. H. Cavendish's Illackamoor, 4 yrs, 85t.... ' The Judge placed but three. High odds agst Gainenut 2.-5 to 2 nizst Minuet. Mr. Late . * ALiddia, Bst. 7ib. beat Ld Ruus's Araxes, Sst. 516. B. C•. 1 OUgs.--Qto 4 agst Aladdin. The second Rochester Pedestrian, IhKER, be his t.►sk o►► I ursday morning, at ~ halt past five o'clock. ilk hoots weigh nearly four pounds, but he preters them to shoes, and carries a long stick in his hand, which he goes stringing, and slouching along at a great race. At seven o'clock in the even►ng, having performed 52 wiles, he re tired to rest. SUCON4 DAY.—Yesterday morning BAKER slatted at four o'clock, mid completed before hieakfast, at half -past eight o'clock, 17 miles— at leo. 21 miles—at dinner„at halt past one, at 20 ati.sutes after four o'cloCk, 45, and at ( I w o - er before seven o'clock,• 53 miles, having at that hour, in the •pace of 2G hours and a quar ters-completed 105 miles : lie thou retired to rest. " Irtilissost, Nov. I.—Prinpe , s . 114Astv continues improving in her health, and was well enough to take an airing in a coach atul Emir With the QUEEN, this morning, through Eton, Slough, on the Hails road, &e. Princess SOPHIA► . iS Still an in%alid, but was able to ride out in her chair this morning, the weather proving fine. tier Royal High-ess lives very retired, and in a great degree secluded from society.—Princess AUGUSTA took her constant exercise of riding on horseback, which agrees with her health very much. THE Tiscivrae.—The vulgar and indecent drama of The Beggar's Opera, which we hope to see banished ;rout the Steige, as a sacrifice to gond morals and the improved taste of the public , las: night, at Drury-lane Theatre, presented Miss NAsu again in the character of Polly. We have nothing to add to our former report, except to obserVe, that, we were sorry to find that she was still more inclined to embroider souse of the airs in such a manner :hat the original stuff was hardly perceptible. She acted, however, with unaffected simplicity, and was encored in Cease your Fanning, as well as in the duet with Lucy. The house was very well attended. The Proprietors of the Winter Theatres, it seems, have petitioned the PIiiNCE REGENT tigUillSt Mr. AIINOI,D's lip etice, so tar as it relates to the extension of his premises in the new Theatre which is about to rise oir the scite of the Lyc eum . Mr. ARNOLD pleads his licence as tt grant from his Majesty, . and is proceeding to build upon that authority . The removal of Gog and Magog from the situa tion which they have so long occupied in Guild hall, has excited much displeasure, we under . staa, among the citiz ens iu general, who do not like to have these reliques disturbed, 'as thereby the awful charm of antiquity has been destroyed. in compliance with the taste of the timvs, thee figures had been removed altogether, there would have been less reason for Objection, though we then might have kit regret at the loss of what re minded us of good old tines. Those who are lingering under painful and ob stinate Diseases, must feel a pleasure when they are informed that Dr. CoopEa, and three Surgeons of thirty years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, and Scrofulous Diseases, have esta blished a Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. Rowl.ind Hill's Chapel, Blacktriars'-road ;. by whom the Public are cured %1 itbout salivation or confinement. The Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted the cure, or who have consulted illiterate men, whose improper treatment have ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and hotly, sore throat, mouth, and nose, noise in the neck, dimn es s o f iu the ears, % e e l li„ gs sight ; strictures, pains in the bead and limbs, fre quently mistaken for rheumatism weikness in the knees, nodes on the shin bones, swelled un cles, . o c - '• arc symptoms which apdear years after, and too Often embitters the matrimohi.d Messrs. Coopiu t and Co. are consoltel daily by all ranks of People, from twelve till eight precisely an:. give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till twelve o'clock. A door round the terncr, and private rooms fur females. 1 OLD TrATT..vr. testeritl Alm Lune was tried for a bigliwat robher, ict foi : :inly taking a gold sca; front the piik , ut 'JOirn Lt.k. It ppeared that the pri soaer having- been 41Cargeir with another theft, %tAi running ,:twa?.,-'.%lslleii the witness atttoitinvi t4:l ,prisoner, however, !worked Mtn &eit; and a fter*Art• cut the seill from his wAteh:Altlicin.--.lbc Court w., of opinion, that the force Om; used by the prisoner, in resisting. apprellenginti. %Vas not sittlielit Co constitute a• highway robbitry; its it did not appear th , “ the assault was with a flew CO the robbery. The Jury however, finj the prisonei• vilty of steak .grit., front the persow Of the prosecinoi.--tTh e Jury aicordingly fthind the priso'rwr guilty of stealing &mu the person, tut 'rot with foree and violence, Wm. Williams. and James Gray were tried, for stealing a large b4Aket of appleg Prow Garden market. They had been arrested by k neighbouring watchman on suspicion of having • stolen the basket of apples they ,n7.rre carrying.--.. The next morning the mener identified Ilk ,fiasket, which had his name on it.—Willi;uns, 'in his dc;' fence, said, that they were two sailors, who hail walked up from Bristol to get employMent board an Indianian that they had no Money, and had not tasted any thing for two days befOre theY met those apples, and that they thought the basket had been dropped by soinebody.—The pro-. secutor being then examined, said, that his basket was not left in the place they said they found it, butt that it was secured like the 'rest - in Covent: Garden market.Ttie prisoners were found Guilty. The greater part F4l the friars thiS day were fur petty thefts, the deiailS of 'whicli Would be quite uninterest • At a late both. the ItEcottpEß proceeded to pass sentence of Death on the forlowing Prisoner, : Samnel Tanner, fur cutting and maiming, with intent to kill—Stephen Jones, .Hayward, Thomas Smith, amid W. aid, John Thompson, alias Thomas, Edatard Clark, denr g e Sweeting ; Withal') Seabrook; Charlie Ryder, Williani [lea ver, Charles Nthedley, and George Connor, fdr burglary— ( •.,arles Milton, for stealing in a d we lli n g-house—Wilhaui Price, for a rubbery—Jain e s Casey, fur highway raliberz— Dennis Caliper, for stealing in a dwelling-hotike—.James Moorehouse, far stealing in a dwelling-house, and breaking out therefrom—dailies Maxwell, for privately stealing in a. shop—Win, Bradford, for forgery—Warren Kerr; for stealing in a dwelling-houseChritaplier Lockart, for stealing in a dwelling-h o us e , and breaking out therefrom—and JOhu Carter, alias edfearn, for privately stealing in a shop. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. . . MARLTlOnotibil-STREF7I% Dou B-FUL.C I K.CUAi , :TANCE.—Yesterday A cEtso came under the consideration of the Magistrates, which, it will be seen, involves considerable doubt and mystery.:,ll:illiam Cornett?, a inarine. tees charged ou suspicion with having thr o Wn Sarah W a lk er from a t:vo-pair window, at' No. 35, George-street, Bloomsbury, with intent to kill her, or do hcr some serious bodily injuy. The evidence of Forzirnot, a constable, and a watch. man, went to state, that on going into George street yesterday morning, about six o'clock, they San' Sarah Walker lying prostrate on the pave-• ment, opposite the house No. 35 ttiei:e were several marks ,of blood on the pavement, and, upon farther . examination, they found that the • unfortunate female was almost lifeless. When she was taken up - and able to speak, she declared that she ha ,l been thkown out of the Window by the marine, she wits conveyed to Mid dlesex Hospital, where she now lies in a danger ous state. Forzinatt went to the back of the house, and apprehended tie prisoner, who; in his defence, said, that he anti another - marine, his companion, - picked up two girls, andaecompa nied them to th e h ouse in Oeorge-street, where they went to bed ; when he awoke in the morn ing, he found his partner had absconded, and on searching his Pockets, bealiscovered his lumpy was also gone; he, in COllSilitiM.Cd., went into the room where his p ~ rtner slept, and told him the circumst an c e , when, main looking out of the win , - d ow ; th e y ;t a w her lying prostrate in the street. He was tift,erlViirdS confronted with the woman, and she declared that he threw her out of the win dow. He was remanded until the fate 01 the fei. male be known. BOW-STREET, Early yesterday morning, a warehouse in Villieis-strret, Stratici,tielongingt o Mr. Wineht. - ster,Stationer,ivaS broke ope n and robbed . o f statilmary, &c. to a larg-e aniuunt. In formatioti !.ring lirmight to the office that. George Cooper, the d riv e r of the hackney-coach, litloit4i lig to Mrs. Catherine Kiilg , of Einper Gower Mews, was' strongly suspected of ablinit aliening in the rnbberv, by komvingly carrying off the pro perty fir the robbers, Lavender and Vickery, in a short time, tool him in custody, and brout;lit hint to the Office, When he underwent a long examination. Ili% statement of the trans action being contradicted by a witness, lie was committed for further examination. lI.ITTON-GARDEN. rhOmns Dennison was charted by the• slreet4eepei• with placin g his ivaggort on the , Jut pavement in liowlioit-1110y, Tornio;II-street, for the puronst: or loaaing.ditng: he was convicted in the penalty of Ins. arid casts, which he p:sid.. We are regnested to contradict a paragraph which appeared in several Morning and Evening Papers of Saturday last, under the head of " Bove. street Police News," stating that Mr. RoivEar , oN, of the Strand, had ptit op a new shop front, not only encroaching upon the Wilk way, but, to the great disadvantage of his neighbours. The fact is,• that the front in question, so fat from en croaching upon the pavement is within Mr. lt's own. freehold, and in the rOhr of his neighbours on each side - :' theretf.de, the objection of Mr. HeNT, the District Snreeyor, could only wise from a too conscientious discharge of his official. duties. The Spirit of the Book.-4t is not, we believe, generally known that this work was written by Captain AsHE, at the instigation of a certain po litical Party. The - Author, who is now in re tirement, is about to publish his Memoirs and Con., fessions, in which the various polit cal trtnisaetions in which he has been engaged will he brought to light, to the dismay, it is said, of several onto rimis characters in this country. This may jnstly be considered an fig of won. tiers. We -hear otT a Stone-enter breakfasting upon Flints Jugglers swallowing a Sword three titne-3 a day ;•••••• Lady Salamander dancing a Hornpipe on the surface of Ifioliitg Lea,i. an then luxiirating in A Rath of Sulphuric Ac cl ; but the prodigy of wootkrs is, that any person may for the small sum of 231. 1 Is. either of the three Prizes of "M non , or the four Pri7ls of. 21),Q001. which may all be ~Irovu nest itte.4ly.