The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-07 00:00:00

BARLEY. The English Farther wishes to be secured in a pvi;:elorhis wheat, proportionate to . the rent, taxes, capital, and charges on this produce. it ‘,.6n1,1 he well if all these, and his oWn - expence of living, could be .reduced, where any of them, K i t ,- carried too tar. Legislative intervention' i!crlapl, improper as impracticable. The Barley -50.)wer,.z00, will want, not a price merely, but ,a' et:nsumption and demand tor his Coin, which, it said, is this 'year most unto-411mm, both in' T .utitv and quality it is to be hoped he,will not b*' ktt, whh his tr..kp, at 'the 'meray of the:distil legal or illicit, whose product, in its ordinary iiae, is the bane of the lower classes. NOW the Grain is produced, -its value to the Grower, and its use to the. Population, are birth. vt:r.y desirable ; and perhaps cab no way be so well, found, as by malting for gond Beer, Ale, aßtlPor. ter :- an impediment to its 'general application in: this Manner in the smaller breweries of the coun-: try and in private families, is the high • duty on wafting; which it should seem., much fig the in (.-'rest of the Land-owner and Farnier, much for the - Comfort and advantage - of the poor in general,' ro 10'.47er at this time ; and by the improvement of, the liquor, and the extension of its the revel nue would find -little defalcation, if any. GOoil 11.4.4:r is, perhaps, *the best beverage yet in use, in, :jaly part Of the globe ; healthful and strengthen.' Li w, the best refresher and support yet known hard labour. `l'o Permit the bounty o f the p'resent hatvest;and tire return - of peace; to cheer and solace the poor of our popidarioir, by an im-' provement of their diet-drink in quality, and' reiinction of , its- price, would he A gnieiotis'unea -,:te, qeserved of them, and useful- in every direetioa' of its action. The small and *useful breweries of Ale throughout the country, and the, private brewing for domestic use, Would both be much encouraged by a reduction ,of duties; which pi!rhaps London Porter regards less' than any °tiler description of brewing, and.is tint still less desfrahle for these great estahlisbnients. The subject is worthy the attention 'Of Parliament, and the consideration of ',the able -Director of Drury-lane. 0ct.:29, 1614. BARLEYCORN., SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BRUSSEL• R..-14S...Dcr. 21. 2! tiss,•ll. D. of Richmoncic h.. m. Harrict Emma, 10st. 71b. 2 Bowies : K. II rthe HereditAlN Pribee or Orange's b. - • ,SeLambler, lOst. (str . o4.lllSc.Tatubltr, good race) ' "' Russell. H. It. H. the H. PtincE OViin":4e'e." . b. • . ' • burr,-IC.n. 41b. .-,:r..'; .;.: -: " . ... '• .1 Dowles. .I‘lr. l'ilalst - egrs-c..g. betepliou, 3st. 5 1. , • g W-on eaay by Tilbury; Deepticin would not '' start wcll. it% s,,wle4.' Col. tarre 1,-.7,:p.4•.." ", 'I 't:. ::... ' .. ."-* - .: i s jtu;•c 11. .nr..B.ttsAeltpi. twhYlitaAtitie., a Cif. gib.ail:h . ...* . _ . , - .V,4.lotinelqted. First Heat of:Handicap kcc.p.;taQs. Standon. Mr. Griin:ifrad's e.g. Deapttiiii, 2 • 1 2 3 sowii.s. Duke of gichtifobtri.W.M.li4 E 616., • . . .. .... ...; .t l 1 ` ; `.lr.ituss•ell's h. rn:Dijcliess, nst. .. 3 3.2 Gooch - Earl (+:' Murclt's Suttli.tAt, 3st. 4- 4 dr. ;T r , st : vinourliatlnir,t's'b o - *Palmy p . gst. 411).• dr. . sin excellent rife' first :eat 0:11y won I , y , a Heel:,. eat log' Ciiellesiliy kierigni . • " '•.;" • • i 3 R. H. the Ilel'editaiy•Pritici!Af ; Capt. Bowl e: - ;; C::pt. - kleslieth • Major - F-41j,c1j - Major-(4ent+4 liames; - jor klainiltow; IFludyer - HOn. A. Jle' , Rob's ;. C01..1...403- 6.• rt-; Hon: i1.. - tdgceninht•; Grevine c Vi;'6 , nnit Burp ; I , :arl4lF-Atiitont, f-Mr•• Film:cane. ; Hen. - Mi. Caven.lisli; wood ; 111ajur Krancjaeul?erg, subscribers ; b vt..4.14 . pit iio,t!.ie's - .• 'Mi. I)owle's Gorerli'est, .DiSiito,c.•Visc6urrt - Ilury's c. at. Chica, : : 43 . fr. pp. easy by Governess., ) , .vics. Viscount bury's - b. ni.M.iicliacifa, (ioottr; -Mr. Gooch's g. Wit& .. . 7 •;: • • in a canto lid' WACO •Earl of March's Cis. g: Outpost, (9it.4lb) 1 l'?ishroWe. M. Batlitirst,'s b. g - Paddy Cast. 41f)-) _ • outpOst «fin Napisti:oll pp. 'Bowles. H. HJ - tilt - Itt*ditary !'tutee of Orange's b. g. Scrambler •fp'st. • i 1 Dishrowc. Hon. A. Edgectuub : e's b. g. fiarivju (95t.311.).) 2 won by Serauabler.:.'La g i oo'd . • . • - -•- • '• ' DOC of RfcilmtiWn: .". Stewards . lio:n.;Mr.CAviN.l4l4l. • • • (Captain liksiti.E2.ll; • 1 following is from a Cork Paper Of - the 28th v!:. We hope that the :Writer's fears are much , exag.geraten :--- We have -receiVed the Following letter from gentieMan. attached to the Expedition, which s-tiled from this port ftir North America in July last.' We regret to find that, the'fleet met with Cc) USOCrable : " off Cape Race, N'ew•foundlanrl,. Sept. 7; 181.1. • . " . After a very tedious passage, •.baving beat across the Atlantic Oeean, we made this land on ; ;ie sth instant . , where• we - are`standing off, and Irving if we can pick up any Uf_the fleet, which has been notch. scattered, and suffered severely :faring - the thick and blowing weather they have experienced. Our ship has, thank God, borne out well and suffered nut the leait accident : we have parted the Atlas, our eonvtiy, these three weeks, a.nd out of ISO sail, , when we left - Cove, don't muster this day above , 30 ; some were . run do WTI •—•S ome foundered—,one -abandoned, and we have just learned that three were taken in the Hare, on Monday last, by an American privateer brig, mounting 16 guns. " have. taken an American man of, war brig - , which struck t 6 the-Antelope and cagtl , e,after along - chase,. Just as the, Ainericafi" gcsit into the_ fleet; us, :It night—she. struck.,within hail of us, .. , We . wee-very far the norpward,. so as to fail - in with an inyrrehse id:uut of lee 41.,54. We mu duiv - n :orlAtte west edge.of. the Bank, and of .course had , but little 'caught - only one .cod-=-Itowever,sii-:6 - e we. made this coast we have had the 1 - :ent.:ifid supply NV4§„.moSt ship's c u io,pany ant the troops : arxr Int good inc..e likely to be' increased than number,': The following is a copy of a letter. transmitted front the Admiralty, Uoyet/14:athelt.mssia Adniir4ity.OficepOet: nt, S aru Comminded.ky rnyloitli,Corrunisovoners the Aclmifaity,.to acquaint you, for tti,4 the-trails, in reference to your Note uf4he 2rith inoaut, that.tlieirLord- - ships ILive been pleased to direct theVl(Lonirar, at Leith in.d :;licern . ess to appoint the!,40451-etirrrrrtitlYPYS , frO:iti:Bl.Aiiscor to sail fv4ini thence oullie Ist of nec,it,ibei",)kith a peratif? . rotrtii extend tile thle 1.; ; 1_'.44' 61 that weather 3 ~ ;U•iid remain - open. J. 1311101.0 W. CompanT:— &c. Salb.Thorutr , ii Governor it e usso. Co afpin y. • . • LAW iNTET,LIGENCE. COUIT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 5, I§ll. GAMING-HOUSES. HARVEY V. BE'S*&ETT AND OTHERS. -The - VIcE-:CHANcELLaa pronounced, on Satur day last; a very elibOrate Judgment in this most important ekuse, sw Ably and learneflly argued heretofore, as his Honour stated it to he, on %Alia he was sorry to find hi:nself bound to dif; fer, not . only apparently but materially, frOm for: mer determinations on the like questions, but. would give his grannds for so differing in'the course of his judgment. The case came before the Court on a demurrer filed by the defendants to the bill of discovery of I the plaintiffs, which went to obtain evidence of :gambling contracts which took place in_the mouths of November and December. lifst[in Violation of the statues against gambling, and particularly the stiqute& and Qtreeli Anne, Which bore 4,teuliapi ) - 7 on .11 . t - iS - ca - se, and subjected - the . keepers Qf suell'honses to pecuniary penalties. There were certain bills Of Exctologe or Drafts. drawn upon _Lidbroke and CO. Of London, bankerS, by the losing parties, aiid were - resisted on - de-= !nand of - pdyinent tip•on the clauses of the statutes tlLut returek•••s.J•einities for stuns ex.cceding 101. at ring one sitting in a gankidg-:house, '.01(1. •Thc. Stattife of Amie7protected persons inipli cated. in gambling contracts agaiust answering; bills of disCoVery, that wourd, if answered, sub r ! jecf 'the' defenibints Co pecuniary pcnalt4;*. . general protection given to snrh persons, and th e " -generally received do“ri:icS:at hats and in equit,y, in support of the privilege • - claiined by every - per 'son, against giving evidende - again S t. ijotself, on the maxitti;—noliti tenetur ,seipsiimi)teiciyare, -we're not to be infringed by this judgment, These eiples, nor tile drat t-s on I.Aulbrokeawt Conuranv,, nor the dates of the transactinns of gaming, &e. in this case, required'no judgment, as the demur rer of the defendants not niecting the charges 'of rile .bill, nor being in regular fdrin, was of course . bad in a:,(1 bad in substance. • Thedeinurrcr'was over-ruled, and the defend ants. ordered to4ns - wer time plaintiff's bill. cOuiZI! QF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 5. •DE 'IIITET V. GARCIAS . . • Ur. ATT6I3.. iz.k.v.;,:;4l\ - .IAAL stated, that this was " an netionbrotiOt by Messrs. DeTastet, La Costo, and - Burgiie; inre . liants : in London, against the . defendant, - John Garcias, as draWer two 'bills of. exchange,. the one for -.SOL and the other for •7004. at usance-and a half, --or 'three months. they were ...drawn, upon. -Josef Perez Quintero, Treasurer-General and : Director 'of the Na ,: tional:-Negnoiations at Cadiz. At the time the bills were drawn Mr. Gareias was resident in this , ;cintry, as Agent .for the Spanish Govern ment and asilie hilt' Occasion to ptircha.se stores to a considerable 'amount; be dre‘v bills - in ' parnierit'upon thOse'wbo represented the ii a ices of the kingdom cif Spain. Plaintiffs having occa ' siOn'to remit money ro Spain, . went to the and through tbaui e,diuin of'their broker • purchased of theiditiietailant fOr 15)0/. the bills in question: They•traniinitted the bills to eztdiz, but previous to their becniniug due; the seat Of Govern . went hail been transferred from Cadiz to Mdrid. The bills were presented . 16,r - pl4jinient't Madrid, - and returned dishonoured, the consequence• of * Which' was that the actkcodant because, liable to pay the re-exchange, to re" nilitirse. the amount of tbe . bills to tic parties %v no had beught theth; together With all ~ charges; and e . xpenceS. The plaintiff accordingly sent their clerk to" the defendant, re quiring to be repaid the amount of the bills With • the . charges. The defendant exathined the docu • mews, 'nacre observations upon them, :and filially v 'a check on . bis-banker for the IA amount. — The' plaintiffs presented the check; when, to their astonishineift, were informed the defendant fi4a directed that it should lint be paid. What pretenee there could be'. for such conduct, the Learned Counsel' said it was difficult to conceive nothing had occared" to relieve the defendant frOm his and he therefore trusted tkie jury, would consider the plaintiffs entitled to...the re-exchange, costs, and. interest, from the time when the money Ought to bave.been These facts were clearly, proved by Mr.. Dawes, the plaintiff's clerk bran it appeared on his cross examination that, upon the dishonour of the in Spain, duplicates of the protest had been trans mitted to' this country. The protest that Was not accomprinied by the, bills , happen:qt to arrive first. The plaintiffs, therefore,. thought it unnecessary tci demand their money till the bills vvere received; knowing that, the defendant would itofpay Without . having the bills delivered tip. They decordingl waited the all ival -bills. Mr.- PARK cniitended, that upon this statement the liability-of the defendant Was discharged. 'lt was the duty of Ilie'ptsinliffs i initnediatelYirpon their receiving the first duplicate of the proteit, to have given - notice to the defendant' of the diS- - honour of-the bilis. Raving omitted to give, such notice, they had , male theYbills their•own, 'and' 'the defendant, :thOugh •Ifeliad' - given 11:check for the:Lilo:ley, was. welt entitled to stop the payment ~•. • : " „ -•- : fiJinkl"Et.tiortriwi-G.3 was decidedly of opinion, ?tIiP I ,"IP-t i rtge -. arrival - 61 the' first Set of do,cu. : . ':ineriti''without the biilS, notice to the defend alit was neccssary. : j ' plabitiffs; 'though in possessibn of his judgment iu their favoltr, liber . atly of fdqiho - give up their claim to the re...excliane;'e; tiiiirieven to pay their outseis -- tS . of suit, upon - re- - - CiSii , irto their principal and inteiest. This prOpositinn,Was readily assented it) ; and the J niy returned' a Verdict for the plaintifis—Da... . wages 1.,a;a4. • A melancholy eircamstance took place yester day, about twoo'clock; at a publit-house in Tot. tenharn-court-road.: as a Man in perfect health . was - eating_ his dinner, a portion of food entered the ' - wind-Tipe, and he expired althost instantaneously. ;.:Stirgical. aid -was ininiediately - procured ;. Mr. it. C. Gairtqpi opened the larynx,: extracted some cl ie wM and' endeavoured, by inflating' the lungs, through the Artificial opening., to restbre life ; : hut ,wittiont'succe:,s. The deceased is a Poor man,,and,bas tkft a wile., who daily expects to be .cobfinet and two tbildrejh POLICE INTELLICIENCIt POW-STREET. . On S.aturelay the naval uniform wag ,again dis graced by the appearing at . the 13ar of the. OffiCeOf J,olw Grout, undergoing a second exa mination on , a charge of fraud, by a nuttalter of publicans, by "getting into their .houses, UrL:Cjr pretence of flaying just arrived, in I,,Ondon (Win sea, and baying considerable sums to receive. at, S:omerset-house for wages and prize-money.. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. ,attirday, Th9incts Elliot was charged,under,the Ganie . Laws with illegally Selling game,. The prisoner called at the Green Man public-house, in Bow,:street,, and offered the landlord two hares for sale. The landlord declined purchasing them; but Dickons,, the Officer, who was in the tap *room at the ihue,,came forward and -purchased them. On questiOning . the defendant, however, where he got then], and who he was, he gave so unsatisfactory an aecOunt of himself, that the Of ficer took hint to the Office. On being questioned h Mr. Biarig as to Where be : got the game, he 'said he was not obliged, and would not answer that question: The Magistrate was then ybiint. to convict , him in !he penalty of 20s. for .sellifig ganie Ni7hVa Mi 1:11.1PP111;1C9;'-iiii attor ney for the defendant, Submitted, that the , 31 gLstrate cduld not thus convict, not having a re gular infornaation before hint. Mr. Bison: then inqtrired ofThickons if he was ready to swear to his helierthat the delendant•did not clime honest,. ly by the hares ? and he answering in the affirma tive, pr. 1311 R cih,ier,l lie would save all fur ther trouble by committing the prisonet ror ekamipatiou for felony, and thus afford.him an opportunity - of giving a more satisfactory account of EXTRAOiIDINARY ROBBERY. , ---JanieS ICUSiCk was brought to 'the Office by Wilson, one of the• pa trole belonging .to the, Office, charged with rob bing the Hose public-house, in Rose,street, Co. • vent-Garden, under the following extraordinary circumstances On' the morning of the 15th of October last, about half-Past six o'clock, the prisoner, in com pany with, another Mari, Went to the door of the Rose public.4tonse, in Rose-street, at the' above time and early hour ; the ilDor of the hog se was just opened by a young man' who rodged in the house, whom they told they Were Bow-street Of ficers, and had a'seaich ‘Varrant, to search the house for stolen goods ; the young man called up the. landlord, who immediately came down stairs with only . his breeches on, when the prisoner and his ecimpanion repeated who they were; and the business they hail in , his house. :Arr. Kelly as sured them they were - misinformed, but they must do their duty ; and as they were Bow-street Of ficers they knew how to conduct theinSelves, and requested they would conduct themselves with as winch decency as possible, as .his wife had _only been brought to bed the night before, which they promised to do : they then proceeded up stairs, and Mr. Kelly attended to opening his house and'his - business. They returned down stairs after some time, and told 11r. Kelly they could not'find the property they were in search of, nor a man of the name of 'Frank Riley, whom they were io pursuit of,' and were informed he liVed in that house.. They assured him. they had ribt disturbed his Wife, and asked to be treated With something , to' drink, and he treated them with some giti After they bad been gone some time, Mr. Kelly went up stairs, when he found that they had-been into his wife's bed-room, and another female's bed-room; and on - going into hit 'own bed-room, he' missed his watch, chain, and seals,.:which Were Of the value of about, 201. he had left • on a table when he left the rood, ;- and no person having' been in the room alter - he left it, 'he had no doubt but they . had stolen the., property. . He enquired at the 'Office, and *found that' the charge of stolen prOperty being in his house was groundless ; and thit no Officers, answering the description of those who had searched his . house, belonged to the Office.' . 0n d6eribing the persons of the rhen; . one'orthem, , Wifson, the patrole, had no doubt•of the Tisoner, from the description, be ing One of thcsn, and' has' been in pur . suit of him. iii consequence 'since. 'On Friday night, - lie dis eovered biotin a house in aartes-street, Drury lane ; he. being a reputed thief for these six years past: After some resistance, he secured him. Mr.'Kelly attended at the Office, and identified'him as `one of the men. The prisoner was committed for -trial'. QUEEN-SQUARE. 13AX.Eas.—On Saturday a baker of the name' of. Rolls was summoned in consequence of a quantity of bread having been seized by Pople the Officer, it being short of its legal weight.- He seized 34 quarteru, 42 half-quartern loaves ) &c. ; and on weighing. them, it was found that they were defi cient 154 ozs. Some of the quarterns wanted se ven ounces !—The Magistrates, after .lamenting that a respectable tradesman should thus risk, his reputation, adjudged, him to pay I s. 3d. per ounce for the dcficicncy,--Penalty 9L 12s. 6d.. the costs. heing"2os i , • James Moornspn, an invalid soldier, late'of the 29th rekiiilent,..as charged on suspicion of haying committed divers felonies. The prisoner stated that he bad been drinking, and that he . had no in tention prbrcaking into the house. The Magis trate., remanded him for further examination, in order that inquiries might be made into the truth of the piisoner's statement. i\IANSJON-1-.IOPE, Saturday, Chas. Butler was charged with steal ing, two silver spoons from the house of Mr. Jor dan, who keeps: a chop-house', in Finch-lane, Thempr;soner went into the house on Thursday, and called for a bason of soup, which having taken, he paid his- bill . and walked away. Ile liad not been- long gone, when.the waiter missed a table spoon which had been previously on the table. Ore Friday the prisoner came again, and having taken a bason of soup, was a second time walking off, When the waiter missing another, spoon, stopped him.. and accused him of theft. The prisoner then confessed his crime, but pleaded hard for mercy, alleging it: was his first offence. The waiter, however, said it was not his first of= fauce, and reminded him of his conduct the -dalk before. The prisoner 4id not deny the juStice of m .A.I i llgt ° AI, the second Accusation, and confej'e,.'• t i3s. v'' sold the former spoon to a woman ror.to or ...The spoon was prod,,,,d, an d timer' trusted for trial. . . • Tog • .. . . ~ Gult,pt-lALri• - c harg e 'fi Sabi 11 ' Alexander 1 ' Y , , ---- Sterensor, eras 1 -.-A 1 ; o er t nian: watch m a n bsnspicion off hallug stolen a tuft of htlUe 'oi.sooe,' et in,' ei h l e ; 1 'the 'preceding e ven ing w ittt- Il' e ' t ile . o ', _shoulder, in St. Paul's Church-vcird., ~000;t• 'Lim wllal. be had got there, and he 5" 1 , (1 ,,, i 0:'„` ' , stated that he to the i pon which, knowing a tub of h o tter 11.6 ( i . ,, i.i felinespecies, betook hint bit° c a.:o? _'e,.,,,,,,, his- det.P;cllo,l+lc,l; • prisoner, on being called on for averysatisfactory account of the not"' er ; lie s ,' l p the butter had come into his .posg ssil m,' '' '("%l 'i. it ,, had been seta to him from Ball O r t deo...: 4, OPP , .a II O had been left for hi"' :' 1 ,,!ml ` r ,,,:, a no"S! at Wapping, and being, eniVlo;civiri; iarm clothier'S in Bedford-street, Cuirei,ll,t.e'sriOr ime was l not able to gafor it till lie bad (1 " i l l oo,, t t half-past _tad thus been stopped a t s o late r i i ,jpO i " s . 1 : 11 - : :past nice. —The ---'2,he watchman esl;eo e"pio'r,., 1 ,, e had got, and I de said, '' a ket , ' 111 00); ._ ket_ ett of butter;" be. did not mean " t i lle .0 39 , a 1 . 1-I ,os l t er was th en produced, 'lmeariugh t d 1 mark, stating that ti ~ het u i -ji lc ~3 , 1 question had ~ ,.1 . been sent by the bin°. ~0 1. ieri ll been 'I 'ho 0 Magistrate, finding t h a t the po - ae pce,,, f , detained by mistake,' an d i n c ons' l ,tt '7, his northern thec n i orthern dialect, expressed, bIS r e i t be ii rctunstance, and directed be b charged. el , UNION-HALL. is ''' o f Saturday,„,....___ T. Dawson and N. 8r0g 12 , , ,,- 3 '.4 , .. .0 qt ., tI Clark, iii'--r c,,p,,,.-, --• 50p, 0 , St. George's Fields, on 1 eir r o o . having taken a box-coat they had ''t t ; ) 1; 'Ar : c• , ' s p ion, Wgke _again brought up and ex-a01,4,:it 10 d i e Dr. Benson, of the City-road, stated,,tlletoll;,,t• sequence of an advertisement lie 10 ' s e t be‘,' l P papers, he applied to Coilin,bourn tooral'o'4 and, on examining it, found it svas bls ,j,e' li 'ttl' and wi had been stolen from hi s hooe on • 0 0 ich the prisoners 1 1)% 1 t il were stopped , , o . t re They W. King,. alias, Murphy, and T. v` - ' for 31 ,,,1V fullycommitted for trial at time Assizcs% trt i ' p o t , ' ing a trunk, the property of Alf• ' elit maker, of Holborn-bill. 0 1 /e s 1 1 ( 1 ,0 A . baker, residing in the Tiorough• ,cl , 11 0'0 uP by May, on an information charin,f,,,,ts ' 1) 4 0 having alum - and other unlawful ingre,'l, t - 1'",,, 1 1e possession. May went to the delein ° , :l e of ' 5- t t/ to weigh his bread, an d, i a con sego el 'f e l 115(' ,„,a1) information he had received, proc ce , ( pr ' s t r ,i - m4 s_ l e i arcb bis premises, and, concealed na(l-ConP 0 , mthe bake-house, he discovered a bl, i r I _ ; Pc ;it il 12 ounces of alum, and also a (.10',_31;', iev.',liil toes boAid, and i n a state rea dy to u e l . ,tlV flour for making bread. The ilefe y wi t i'/cl.-2L his defence, that he oni ver- ° y acted as c 6°' did. He was fined 101. and costs. ifil ', o rta ) , t ei' KENT took place before GEORGE DEES, f-15.114' o'. o ol dent Magistrate,f burgllle ~,, upon a charge 0 hi , I , o y, a man named Thomas Tassell.---J': , nil" 0 . 4 constable, said, Ilia early Ott Fr i ` l ' l , : vid' ll / going his rounds, he met the prisoaci. ochiorp,it on his back, which he insisted .0 0 se a 0 51 o t penson and a watchman took him ju t oe ° . , 1 10; In the sack were found two bundlessi er al'i or ,l, books, letters, and li ne n ; in the ut ir. r l ipmilY i ley ..al)Parel., and a letter addressed " c• v t . „, fil ic r l ir' Esq. Finchley." Henson proceedd, 1 ,,,, Oc t l i s to make enquiries,—W. Bilker; Fiuc,,i:4lls? resided in 8.11 l' ,churs"-4.44 , J (.. arc s-lane. On ~,,aP f, , ,d,• . ,, went to bed, after se • 11 his P` - ' 1 ° ' ''' teeing a .... Oe OP 'and in the morning discovered that u`'' 1, had been cut out of his parlour 's lu t ' ( b ) 01; 111e ,t1 / articles fpund by Henson in the firs, -1. v roli e: taken.from that room, and Were b' s ' Fully committed. METEOROLOGICAL 3-011.0"-' 5 1411 ENT rd4°ll' BY It. BANNS, efiILOSOPHICAL INSTRIJMEN 1' lie 1 m , ;t l° The rmoeter. 9 . . . ,- ::-, : • , . :,- 0-. , ~,!1 :•., CS ...4 i - . - '. •--•, c-, I fl e,, .Oct. i - - -.--- :3 2 g ,4 4':i ) . .', 1 1'4 1 5 5 0 2 . , 4452 2 .98 8 0.07 i 1 " c 'I::: 1. 9 ".?lil 1!::1 : ::'':.:4 c ' 31 49 50 53 47 JO" Nor. 2 1 49 45 4 4 4 7 4 5 7, 0 1 0 1 .12 3 42' ,49 .46 37 , n 5 p ; , 4 39 44 .4;1 38 .07 .03 ----- f.ct;Y . • 1S It . - • . A , IP BIRTHS. i 001, ,y doIIN De ? ' , On the 13th of July, the Lally of E 3 ,1 1 , 0, 1 , Esq.. of . the Island of Denram, oft . vin‘ Cb el'e 11 0 . .i (-)n Friday , .the oist nit. at his !loose', i 50 0. 11 0 1 t r oi ' ,c,; , r „t , , .1 1 7 5 .i _ C.::: .C.,mle it It e -----'-r"'"----:<- l9 Mr. 11Foeflriaadtadn!:::t. st' . On the 13th of July, the Lally of E''''' tb e g lo Esti. 01 . t he Island of Demerara, oft' so' r beig 3 ' 4 ,- BIRTHS: A irVielirl fj h i f l t e D : r ; .1 i i S r t , ü bi l a t l . le a r t i. 13 . a ° r t n . On'Tbursdiy toorni . t; last, the -LAO' of • pi° n Oa the 4th inst. ai.l.ltfington-lionset .nee!" Countess of Lindsey,' of a son and heir. s ro d, Y - 1 On Friday last,' at his house," l'''''' ' - t le.Lady of Dr. Lambe, of. a daughter:- ' . ' l e tib r 11 l ~ • f,,116, 0 ' ) , DISIL ag o eti nt 4 h 3 e .ca t r B s t , lt l O ni e l t n O i b l e o l u . , kact 1-I.Eissgre.siiJact,;coefi;tiii67:so;l4l.l° I r s a l i a i n i, d i o n f t ,T i a le n: 3 ic t .a ,j - " Tear c.,_f r is ' ove - 7.fortaent, t s:t C , O cet f: ..c E reo, 00 ; : On the 3d irist. at Brighton, Licoteni, tsr i ,, I , , i • ',ll:iesaitir:en,:eei. 3.:!,:i.:ctliilllll,.irs'.,co:ool C° O m n ii3 F n ild 's ay se 'l r a V s i t c , e: at his hOuse in Cr 3ve° •P'? ;4 i Yesterday, at, her bon Eski. .N'' I , i' l ' • . ' ,;,taatils3 .1' i e - The same day, at lin-limey, Mrs• -- r it 0?; Lady, ago 79. ' ' WO .' li ..," 95, Mrs. Parker, relict'Of ThouidiY"ie,.' , p . 1P...* 1 i,fs . . HOUSO of Commons. heto t '' 6l ' ...lon. A . On the Ist of Januar , 1813, at 0 ,;„ t " if',,* 0'17, 4 4 Inept of Lot and GaronnYe,3e!irr 31,'"`ii'eli-I"eliistr,",.'',-/ ______"/ *as horn in Jarman-, . 169 , ', a"d niBfilatt.gift di1c.441 marriag*.Lie had , seven children, -0 0 : e 01 .04' pi , te Sean Moustie was for same time in 1°,f.,01 t`',,tioli,.:ite'i' t u i 7 e ri". D );. o, o . f .4_ . L .; , o l u K i . s iA ty lc . t;d ls: a t e t l'ii.itsni:is‘n*::ll.,:ittftTi„rie,itiesll:l3'';' . 11. 44 : 0f.109 years; and Avas Nert,r, coot...1111:u L ., ..... 1 ' f i'.4k, Cept for about 24- hours before,liis,46‘tb ~ 1 , 4 ,;a• '. 0 1 tfr —, .•-•'•••'''' ,;;. -, et .. - T Alit - r: ly . LOND6 N ; liri nt ed by J. B. CAI t . Z . sCil i , V oler e , ` buildings; and pilldished if!' "-:;;,.:“ ► ' ; ,t t 1/e at th. Sos-OFF.ICE, No. I 12, .--; - s ::. 92v $ ~ ' tuents, Orders, Letters (post-raid?