The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-05 00:00:00

I' , - - - ,illy milt it) Prow - 110re Etitige to te„ NI teturbed to the CAtie at eight:. (Yektk. Thi 11(14 Family are vceasi9i) illy rowed (ill th' b"lit.- It;th.l ybot w.iter A t Frogivp)re, dtvriivg their visits at drlighttur place. T.,., intirning tht-ir Ropil It ; th a t 16 Dukes (if Cu ;ii12.5111.4 vD, KENT, "'I .titaatititit ace,„„pahi.ti ifs.,,rl Rtiv:ll.Bisiers. Piin• r 51.1 kuqvgi A two SoPiii A'-, in their ride. in the, nrk. 'rimy Ictre At .ti 4 I I NA , ' 4 LSINGH AM , i ldl A. CLAIR ' t ' " e4) '‘" I... •()r i t iv • t 1 and 4 1 '--ELAND, gpi t .r.l, ~,..,: IN YAK ' loriel TA v Lori. ' r , , - An Arneridn' Pai)l contains the voilowing ar". title . . " St. Frahciwille, W. filoritti, May v. Satutit; t' ' t,-„, .., iast toe pipit: of t big 1 I:we were en i, :'.,•ft wilh a comba t be: wren the fmnous A,l.A't: 1 7 110 'a /3 I) an-s +rah 'Nil. 'fix pit iii".ll:6' ~, touglir whs si) fret• .gulre. The tiger was ' rin ''f hy ti . ell ii 1' ; ' • the fu ll play Ale.) Lit,ve him lt alUle Pit; the ' bltidi'had a r(iiie'all'Ot\t 25 feet In tui c , iit,., ,conimeu r , u'id his ho: iis,..w.ltigit• trailed on tl.i)ibut)d L the point nt hi. hums bing sawn OE ' ll 'as Victorious', atter ia c.):1.15.t't of an hour 1 1141 a .11,11" . . , i•P'e 11,110witig. is an extract of 'a letter from ; a Ply3l e i ll Ilie()Id Bvlrs, w.ho.was taken th• ‘. battle of All I prisonet lit nit '' lll , and etfeded his escape fr•itm et1"1:--4" I wai knot:l;yd down by ii iler ' e. ' 14 4 tki f• . ' ' • 0 ser ious li, lir' lal'ee,•.who l u . ktly dttl me 9 • i,it!')% ht. gellitN op, I receiVed at lance i n n . ) ?: l'ol!:11,11(1 slionly atter limt:h•t• lo my k .eto t w . 1?1C .11 1 '' ti''''T grdz.ll toe. .f then row, Wiwi) a villat t h,.. . e rear ,t , l y .., ,If tt the head wt , it 11 4 1 • itce. He . . .. 1 'el my ~, th .. ~ ,ird, stokingienft)emoet: i; tiled liqtthal ii•fulter came up, who would bile : . 0 . . . 14.11a1 not 4 lireitch Ochet'r C3lite uP, and VI g ' tire ' 'ell''tv ''' ' It) to ld ; hint to •pair. the tillti6"-. ' Nita , '' '4' • `l el g 0 :, mid do It's duty w i t h iai,se - J _ , t i; '1)1t V(S1))1 ad es , T:•is °dicer coliduated inc _1 ), Iti t :ki k ' 4 t he Frt. nett ,h,,,„ ; „,•,d hoe. the sigh t - ' struck the (.•y . was dreadful—men • l'ltr th e d I ti upon each ' t , h, e s•'e s.6letnn had stoo d, .le.ti..e l. l-. be w ow 1.1 • • ), for 'asinit.inee, and ht th1,,,,n 4 , , all kJ' (1)11 t . • ~‘ where , - I ,,'"'d tioq. ill s • d. 4.) n 11. 10 bill: I earn , ' .lio t.a.t . 1.„ 6 : et)(1 1 ha;;a kt waio !,..•r () 1 tont), a . •tionL-:‘,4 eV uwo regioirtil, v 1.4(4 Utlic,r,,. prisoliers ilk- , olyseit ; number, ‘,. it h a good . propor ii '' .. Itit;,, tin deiivialety woo tt-d, even after the) . * Wer ' 'lltt " li•h I I. d 1, 1) mY Wrve" tlillo K , , T , Lie I 6ii ot tre I It'', ‘° al-avvn f• , r hiving esca p ed 80 safe. - 1.1 11 0 ' • hole I • te(,iv As 4 Prili,tier set t:!.) days ; a' . d the' vk; „,„th, ttv,,,,,",,lrktilt our enemy (tnatetlittlg . ; " "...°) k,, , ,," , Oil . the ro,ii if) ,Madrid) • %"tli three ild ti t ! iti t - v ' I l et;, nine onneei ' d t hreadit earth a pound grieyit,',:c.iwever, when oil' thv 'llfi' "1 ..rnalteli,lei l arCe l' q r ( i us by etiteritil . 4, beau- fit iti>"--41811% ~,,. '''''' fi il4 " 2 e to . u‘ tot the stiattlitropi , to ti,e ..wi fer,bl.4"aii! Hurrah !"—Conceive• my kiemr; irte,nt'l7`e tile, 1 caot.3t ot•serib,c• thena.-L-011v„.,_. 1 :(1 . ,f t ""1 11 1% 1 let t thy • to, :,. (yen day it ;;ht , II P pti , " g e 'ng two mile,, lay • down. -Bbt'rtl4l):t i, 'et pet%ed t 1 N•' t+' i not, they did . eI4R ' ' (I.''' ) n e' i. 01) &mete ik t , ' " h olt alter I arose, and alt,lo°o and ioi e , ' litre r h•l tot war.i to a' hilli.erf)""-d •it eu iiht7l,, i ri fHd, whery I . --, :13 agi" -41arn1A, NI rni',1,,,.."41ri, ling or Iti)rie,;.. '.l: .41193,!tl'At"IY- it ' Ol t ', "we ; it .1,,,•,„ ,1 ~ ,d fiemo-h,to save me; ; passe l } ..D. 1 t.. 151 I a Cra 111 Itltt ail , , li. 14 e, and did out obser% e. ..?,,,,s., d i.i °at/tiled-over in u , ;taiti4 throu'gh .% 4141.'1. ' lilt dotv,"rBii till exhausted by otee,o)ive 1 41 %t i e! a. . trtilli;,-,,i)',141(1 was hoable to ih,o.-:- Here a .r . 11 111,. -c ' ''"vi) ailayed .'y tt:liger, and recroved vilttlecl nature. I' a-1.'0%e. and prwjeeded ' I " 1 , tetipi,' wh 'ltt 1 w,cs receiv....d, act Ortiwr,'") th I tk,,",e'*" I was wilted and "tliq (1"II/ed me , . i I lie4t. lanigry, and they fed the,. Such ireat,he i t , t ig. ettlZ before exper;,,,.,,i. as ring. through t ~ h eth er t'' c ountry, , very p.eraoli (sinVyliig Wl' 111.C8iii 14 I,,.°l(liten the hardshipS I had endured. i n hfri.,)" reacted- Elvas, , neat," and 8 410 -4,kht r joine y • , , ,•;,i (lay t , t le Greenburn Market' At I I - . tiveel, .'''iglil. an unfOrtiiitauls 1 , t\h , ....-cleenl' on Tliurti i.ll'.o took place . b_e vii: ''''llo men wh o had hcet drinking t"gell,kerl ktiote!" Of 010111 drew his Smile, and' scabbed , . irlii ' terY seterel -1 in the ,body of whici. the ttu -444 ti bti died hi 1 • The °ll. °' Aviis i inill , . Aii dal a a fterwa rds, , ti h , ethltvly applehended. ;4,, h',",,,t' '101..tiactt......A. circumstance Itlppned ithr:Ottlihol.nhood o f Vauxhall, at t h e r ecent cey" 11%,. - I' uf a j„wi,l, we d d i n , ja„Switli s tea-g 4.- 1114'4 thiell calls for inqu ir y an justice' ' It 64nli 4114 7,4,,11an, I.ot distittgltiS tedl.;r . .:trhe morality 11 q trj,t;.,`''t'el, es lit a pleastite-boat.•l4lll.)' a par ty. ,I,lkrti--41 t s'4o had their i'eas•el brought Dear Lie ~,e4riittit.;;lrq;r r(r Wittlefic the.spi i:ta o cit', i'll!•1 Were - Ito,. '..t. !,,,tru,k , , i; h . Ike aipe ,, rame 0 1 threw 3 v,,, t by the 'nen, Who W' drawn to.i lye Rim -11,1 ,c}ti_ were 4 ). or .h. rec o i ',.. Ittri lfa v . ihe Noblein4n and twt, .. .081,1 " (141 °e mitted to iorce Ihe gin Is into. the ' b to another Ntwiic'et!uceved, and the latter wen t 1 wevti, tw,titir,4;i,arcleos. .They were Itll9Wt, ' n d the 1..,_411,1, I ' ll,1 ), Quid ea' ried into the. vv4ttl, an .. tI A i4it:qe Uldered to proceed 1•1,,.111 hcreuns of the. u,tris at, kliglh, ' l ' d ,' ' to. Itichtnoo i d c ed . I, .4)1 t h e the boai 111 , is to tve kitllt, party to order , i.l ~,: : iv rt bto tl2 L i r liiidge, wit.'re two Itacktivy. eo . ltli culi t el l tii: ll- , 1 1 Lit ' each t.f Avliitti one ot, ,he v oil 1., , i ;‘ ," 4 41 1 . ) . ‘ , 4 ' ' L ' l Ced • and the third 'was taken into a , t:, g ilth „ ' lue NObletti lit hittist:it, OW' Cmit:red . "o " , ilc, 1,,," manner .by a . bclx.•Lo a t that she VY. 4I ) tkllet,',4lAtiggle with hint. r .l . 11 e girls : in 'ilw titth, Ilia,ilt t)ile of all attempt, to , restrain I4Nis 4,i'le 'twit a noitie as to draw.plnPle ab°l4. ii Z rl tl ta , ,with a. dv.sper,iti ..,04,m,,, one . of ite',, (ltl te of „ II ) ,but the, othili.., vu i 4 lkolt!n .to 1,• •„,,t,bont. I,ii of k)1 Cert3ill deSCl"iptim 11. th;;ItrC P .•* '- of .•,ip,hir4 rgil? ; 11144, howevq, ..*,t;atigilt hold . , titalehgtrs, was at th e dout„ gi l d b Ow atistitanue of t ll ' e ti tarin 4 ti l iliso tnabled to eacape. Tht,i III" 4:1414* litr ie l f f l ', lll her •.tampapions .: had . escaped, 0; ta,,i nett, e tc e(l.(airebered as.ilie •r,'W 8 S; Mat. °t• the 14;1'404 i i W4'i 4'o' r!r e i id .. "'hy the e ff orts of Inv tt, d ttet a - tti l . it,r' street. l' lte . tikappointed patty ht,,l(Attrvi;loiit lteceis:tri to le,qi r th e pi , cc:, ail.idill ori tt 1 delt rni ' ll i a the crot„likt) taut vowing reyetige, ti 10)ere h l i,, na t _titm 10 get hetti ittieodetl. v:ttliol,s, '. Il lt " i t/' cify I.lll'lr Po:wet. ilispviis..str,lnite that 4414, 4,4,141 en ~,kl t oti d be";Kintil'oXekr°lt" tit 441 riiil.ltitodel,llol et Eal4 i . ..ilArng•ibl i cle e ; but II fh b wh o i Y a Very reSpea2tblePl7s4l,Pri'lt"ti 4,, 4 re t t ,k, of thik )4014 iX'tri.lelitid th.'t tl)64' ' 4 ttit ti, ling 1 0 't -' - ! ' to - C '4-eltaUt the guilty parties) and Putllslitnsnt. • ; :~= Serr..3.---The Comet 'Which volt ()Waied : Sonic time aso in Prance, coming dohs the sbn,, has palsed its perili%.tion, and is now cending northwards. It was ?, ,, en here on Saturday eitening last, and at 33 mieuteS past - eight, it lad about eleven degfees alti:ndc above the horii6n,. and formed a triangle' with the two lower 'stars of 'the square at 'the Great. Rear, they being - tho base, and die 'Cort)et the point d swnwar,s. It formed a good diagonal line ith the two'siars in the dteat B. ar's preceding hinder fbot, aid about a quarter before nine, the Comet had risen - sensibly . frain this 'diagonal. 'II had a nebulous appearance; ttie denser light about livebr six to owes dtameler, s.rdirgest in the centre', u'hich was Ile a star of the 411 i or sth anagititude;.•the general ttiffnaill corn► (w(ch is vary thin and delicate) exceeded a degree. Ii appears ii, be proceeding tioithward t.,wards the of 11.sa Major. At 'present it is nearly north. N. de.ct. 35 ,degrees. nearly; R. A. (doubtfully) about 1.53 degrees. T.'. CO 111 0 D &RE RO PG:EBS. The American Papers give.. the following account of this . Coinminder in the Navy of.the United Bt,nes.. Captain' Rodgers entered the American Navy.in the year 175.4 during the.Adinin istratien of Mr. Adams,: !hen ll,tioinitiateit t lie F. di rap Administration. He fist, sail, d under the command 'Oh Capt. Geddis, iu the.p..4 topscoe, a small sloop of war, as a S,p-Py:..nteuant.. In the year I 798,- . tie was protitoted.to. Masier and Cott iniartd , T or th.% liattinuo e sloop of war,and made .a crinie oift lie I..,ee•A arifWe.tlndia Islandsr . On.histre« turn to the Unt et! Sr th.s, a C. tilt of I nquirrwas held upon him for unotlicer•like c..nduet in sitiking one • of his Midshipmen. Front the rep.irt o. the court of Inquiryi . he as dismissed the . service biohe President, and Wag not again c.all.d into s,riice, moll the war between the Vinied States.. and the. Boy of Tripoli, ' 4r Juin he, got ibeconatuand of . ,th e Jolla Athens, s , o‘v a stoop. of war,. but originally built 1.1 a frigate she , •ails' ban fy. He 4' er..% artlN commanded the, friga:e Congres) and Collstitylion tip the Mediterranean ; a: hut late cotilli4;)dor Samuel Barron wa. ob.tged to return, alter makittA.. peace with Gaptaitt Roder being.,Senint Captain, hoistod I;,e broad pe.,dant, which he has ever since reta . ned. The gallant Commodore eti;el - into his t autical career tU the Guitava,„comitionly e a I' d the Slave Trade, mid trout the ',west gttutc on board of a sloe ship, rose to lite linitoor ot. be tug master.. He sailed nut .413 I: itutire, and known by the it Boll) IS al (11 131,;(:k Jack ; the I to•r,. twin liis c molt tr itt dark, the forme', term his iyrannic..l. and Olwitering dis position. He has been oftei, I.,tlown to strip hi. shirt, and ii t wilt one t,t 1 . 1.5 lorctn:l-r. band, Ctj tte• it. c•nies,e.ti tr, and k. - as at kk ay .he tr e nd of in ; no where. the ruvo - se wU3 in v Away- stewed 'his,snperiirity of strength trant.y• He is al.?itt tire feet ten inoes i n cry muscular, has a dark but rui unplea hoot eututteti ; his tea,taies are prOnlifoe;l , a Intl hLtek , ye; heavy tnow, and a low toieli. ; his Anatineis com,,e, and 4here lie affyh c the COI, ti d fy, they she w the sycophant. :ay been bad ;' he is very illiterate, but ~dlowed by eery itertion knows hitn. to •have great judoleut iu the working of a ship. •Heis a native ofklarylancl, i.c.rn at Havre de Grace, where he has a vely hand some seat, highly romantic. PARTH MGR SIith)TINCT.-'• A thohting match took piace net %seen Mr. Weatherby, of Albcinarle•str*i, and Messrs. Glifistone and W dtbot, two gentlemen, to whom 't he toriner was on a visit near Basing Stoke, on the first and second days of shooting, which sh old the-grealerni4tub , rof partridges. The stoke fur 100 'gtkineas in a kind of sobserip.' Lion aweepstake.—Ttie sportsmen traversed different:' manots, and the following' is an account of the performance First thy. lira‘e killed. }Yours out. • Mr. Codstone- . t 6 • • ;5 Wealierby . 19 . Walnut • • Ise •'' Second Day. ' Coitstone . at. . . It Weatherby . . •14 • Wilmot . . 14 . • .13 . • Mr: Godstone therefore — won the math, by bagging 38 brace la the two days. ti On Tues4lay Aternoon'lasf, John Kay,,of Wooler, "as murdered and robbed or tils watch, a, pair of ne.W Ones; and ~boor fiveshillings in sliver, on the 'road bet wt'en, WOoler aid Whittingiiam, sear to liosetloll. The decea•ed had heel), COsikkg at Lih , uvri, left that place about two o'clock on Tuesd'i,Y to go in ; in the road to wajc.i. he - was seen walking-with a wan dre•seo in . a blue jqjkor, who had . I),eit . otiserviql skulking about the ii!.l4l,bourin4i in- the toretionn. Wheu ,the 1),)1y was 'found on •Wedriestlay. morning, there were . s'elal the back and ucck, and a lar.Y 3 ehole in thelitiad,Soiticthing like ,the blow' trotii a 'pick tire. A 'll:in was apprenensled Morpeth,on•Wednesd.hy last, Ott "U picicin. • . • • . A .v , :ry singular fencontre decurred a few c‘'-n• ings ago, which de , erves to hit Made publie, aS it 'stows fife •er:terinize and lerodity of the tiger, hi a field of anion 'that hithetto has'heen thought Neat:, from hi. aunt*. The crew of the Kedgeree Dawk boat, ►Me at anchor 'oeiir Sangor, in Itilatltoins, were alarmed by" the wase of a tiger, swimming towardi theta. He approac,t.e.l the biiat, and hav ing got so.near as to reach it with his ulau:s,,at.... tempted to get oti board, from which tie was pre- ' vented more by the height of the gunwale above the 'ivater, than by any opposition (loin the crew, who were to" much alarmed to exel,t themselves with eff-d. The tiger, continued, according to the re- , 'pert Of the boat's crew,' upwards of forty 'minutes (two ghtirrie4) along side, 'frequently renewing: his attempts to climb en board. The marks of his claws remain distinctly on the planks above the copper.i—Modras, Nardi • 16. • • ' Cumo S•reAt.t Na.—Tuesday morning a miserable looking .old woman, bordi-ring upon 0 years of age, decosed away a tetnale child from the dour of its parent in West Smithfield, under pretence olgiving it an apPle, and bu) toys. She then took the' little innocent up ap alley in Cow-cross, and was proceeding to strip the child of her garments, when colistablo, who had - been watching her Motions, conveyed her to the Cotripter. ..a..11110111111.1. • . . .An incniist was kittr y I CuAat.t MIEMURTT, Coroner tpra.,liCoutily of tiiiirrey, et tivia Swan.;an, Wandsworth, on Tueiiiiiy th- 3d initaitt, on the hodY of Mr. Williarti Y3,,te11, late gaiiiiskeeper to the Right HotiourAile Earl SPRNCEN, at Winibledati Pat k. L.ivender, -Irofit Bewaireet, priiildbod the pin which .had been Aiken from thii deces•ed, and which W 35 found In possession ot W 1114411 Holt, when ap prehended by him anti Viokery, autirtibatti, on the ifst ult. Ttie witriesieis were fe;.eitamiriect •• ,evi dence given the same as before ttid Ses; sions-hbusei Horsemotiger-lane,w nit thelidd i tiien of that ot Shillito, of Putney, one of thellaiteuni who attended the deceased. From the evidence df this witness, It appeared, that, independent of 40 wounds on the lett side of the head, with the skull fractured and driven upon the brain to the extent ot five inches; injuring that organ and its membranes, the deceissed-had'also received two violent bl.:,ws on the lower part. of : the skull on the same side, and also, several severe contusions on each tidg i ; that ,the deceased had been understood re, eat tily to ar t:culate, although indistinctly, that Wo ilzyer did it, and always pointed tow:lrds Wandsworth as the .residence of the person ; t hit in consequence of it a man of that mine living at Wands a on h was broog;it 19 him ; the decea.Ld, howcl er, gave unequivocal signs of his not being the ()Gilder, pointed at the same time to the door, and waving his hand for him to retire, ,The." witness afterwards understool from hiM, and had, it :confirMed . in Once different ways, that a i•man who had been lodging at' the Antelope, Wandsworth, ,was the person who had wounded him, an& that 'he had declared to the deeea,ed upon his coining up to him in the field, 'that his name wai Wouliyeri- It also appeared .trom the inform this witness had been able to obtain from the de ceased, that . the wounds • had'been inflieted by hi; .hanger,, and utter he had follo'wed the man over the p.iliog into the woody'part . of the Park: Instead of ,that composure . wh;cll . Was observed in the deceitied .when the real Woolzyer waS'sbroUght, into hi 4 pre siice two days before, the deceased was agitated on tint seeing the piisoner Holtentee• the robin ; and when asked if was•the - 11131 i whd ha! assaulted 11,,.'Wted up his right hand, and pointed it ,two us three times at ;hlin, in, as the witness thought, the mc convincing ,manner ; also gently nodding hie head as a.corroborative assent. 'The witness was of opinion,althangh the;faculty of speech was at the time impaired, that his intel:eds were sound, and 3150 w hen 'his deposition was taken LI) Col. Fleming, the, magistrate; Seieral attempts had been made by the deLeased to Write, and which he seemed ~oxious to aecomijish, but was unable vdficiently t vaSp either a pen or chalk, The Duty,- after an ii.*esttgation of eight boors, retuned a verdict of ".!vitful mit; der (loins: Thlliam Holt." SHOCKING ACCIDIiNT.—A Corones's 'Pity 'sat ye4erd at'ihe htiose of G I.•),cii, Adam's .build. inns,' on the hody, of Miss Atabeli3 Loath, who was killed by a kick Irom a horse QII Sunday night. The decease 1, it appeared, was croi,ing o%llnd-street' with a•Gentletrin at the lime a Coach w.os pa-Rhig near item, 'end in haste to clear the carriage, she was knocked down by a hoise led by a groom, and 'kicked at the sumo instant on the temple, whicii killed her on" the stioi.—ACcidenlid Death. The yiiung Lady .was tg )eins of aO, and an accom plished girl. tt i ,,4 l the passage of :the Nor,' Cork Militia Irons Cork to Spithead,_ a Se.jeant's wile, belong ng to the regiment, had the misfortune i n tail over board, and would unquestionably have been drown cd, had net Colotief Crawford; on obsetvitig the accident,' instantly plunged into.. the sea, thuugh in, boots, and regiment:lls, ant by he. titettious,krpt the poor woman's head above water, until a boat was got ready, which boouglit the Co,,niel ikne the Serjeatit's wife sate on,hoitid., he traitwort. This is the third instance in which cohniel CraWford has had the happiness to save trout drowning a fellow. creature. BU'ON APA ItTe..-4‘he followinir particulars have been'broit4lit from Paris by a 13 , :ntleinat'lately ar. rived from that city :—The second :pregnancy of t e , Einpre.s Mai is is Visibly . advanced. Napoleon filimelf is grown very corpulent. He is extremely fond - of •nis wife, who, on her part, is said to be' .devotedly attached to him, *and not ithout a con siderable share Of jealousy of his former favourites. JosephiAt t he still4visits occasionally, b u t s h e d oes : ' not eitirie to the Court Of her sti::ce , is'ir. These howeyer, of 'in're civility and friend- Afo l ,, do not, from the age of the patty, produce any titipleio,nnt emotion in Maria Louisa. 'The 'Per son to whom she has evinced a settled dislike is - Josrphine's daughter, 'forni•ily Fanny Beauharnois, -giveniby Napoleon in ill:image to his brother Louis, suttrt time King.:or- , flolland -; but, by a 'scandalou.s report, to which many. concurring - eiromistances . give an fiir of et-edit:laity, tt:ii.l to be - personally MOT' intimate with'Napoleon than' with her hu&tianil,' ge ,nerally. residing at Paris, while the ratter was at the Hague. The Queen of Holland (still so culled) has been actually refused admittance •by Maria Louisa ; and when she threatened to' appeal to the Emperor, to commaod that she should 'be received, 'Maria Louisa, anticipating t hecomplaint, sent her Chamber- . lain on the instant to Buonaparte, who was at th e time sitting :in Council, to demand whither she • should be :stabled to such - visits or such threats. Napoleon immediately declared that the Empress would receive only whom she should think pro.. ger. Maria Louisa, with the exception of hey plea. ilitncy, Is said to he altogether as thin as Napoleon is tat.- The young King of name is said to be a very fine child. On Tuesday and yesterday morning, Mr. Nast, the King's Acting Serjeinit Trumpeter, Attended at an in Barthotornew Fair, and issued litenses td ',ll the trumpeters, drummers, fifers, &c. I t i s nut generally known, but all persons who presume tO sorind i 'beat, or play, to any Opera, Play, Dumb Show, Model, Rope Dancing, Matti) Prize Players, or Public Exhibitions, without such license, are ti tble to be apprehended as rogues and vagabonds throughout England. This wad the first ayseMbty since tile appointment of Colonel Rook to be King's Principal Serjeant Trumpeter. ,•-• • hODPIRRY AT VnuxuAt.i. GARDEN . tfirrett, rile Prot i-ieior of the G irdens, iiig tirtkl Attsiiihions for-Solite lithe past; t h 'nett emplOyed in belling and trimming the I ,rripS; wi-re in she habit of rObijing hint uf , c'onsicieraike cninti. ties of Oil and cotton; steps were taken iii dele(i them, but witlrbiut effed, till Monday oist; W heti suspicion attae ,, ing tit seneto of them tri re pArticti larly, Mr. Sirripson, the soperintelidarit of the Gat' dens, diret.tel a curistabi4. taity were going out. He according!) took tik station near the gate; and as One of tlir SOstieitied ti;eti named Brown, accOrripanied by Crotviey and Gild leford, two other►ktnp-li ghters ; were quitti.i4 shb eirJetisi he stopped Lieu); mid utt set meth two l.rge biadd,rti of oil Wrieiilund male un= der the h, to of Brown and (rowiey . , stet! tom lewd Was found a quitntit) o: to very be,ng matte, ind Crowley !unite/n -inety expressed corn! itl in; anti ti.eii.hopei that Nir;,' Barrett would not ad with sev e rity Nell; rind offered to discoveir alt they knew relattVe to the depredations which had in this manner been earrying on for some time past, to ii coosidci tct..l, by the workmen employed in the Gar,le:is. In cause. quence of th,fir information; Mr. Simpson, accoini... ponied by `the' constable, went to time ht ire of :f woman residing near tne.Gardens, whose son it one of the lamplighters,' whew a nunaber ot , oily' Watt ders Were found, and in, different parts of there was the appe irmee of oil having been:3rib cis the floe'. C, , riiiequence o 1 the ai4diti teal Mita million obtained front her, the following persons,lia employed by Mr. Barett,:atwery liberal wages,:wpre taken , into custody,liamely,• Wni. Johlisun, Robert Crowley, Wth,:Pecl;ey, .Slimuel'Brown,. Jolly lila son, Samuel Chiswick, John Goilletord, Duff, Langton Hall, William Jayter, ll:Chard .S , reer; and William Leach, on suspicion 01 , o They underwent a long examination lisforalu giitrutes,• ,when the first•mentioned eight e• inanded,• the other, four were diseharge.d,: and re ceived again by Mr. Barrett into his employ. . There is a person also in custody, on sintplejori bf hiiving . reteived the oil; knowing it to be stolen. .Aftetthediscovery on Monday, it was observable that the lamps were better trimmed,. and burnt 'mote . brilliainly than usu.d ; yet on investigation, it was found that. the qumnity of oil used was less , by Upwards of twenty gaaotts then on any former night. . , , The price of this oil to Mr. Barrett is between nine anti teti a billings per gallon ; and he estimates the it mopt of the depredations committed on him through. the season .ut not less than from 80.10 I 0t) gallons per week. ;:L:.l►` HarTorr.GaaclittC. 2 —kvery interesting Oise .*Air brought before .the aittirig Magistrate yesterday, by one Joseph ,Canter, a working goll4rniih and eller, , against the unionlletietit Society, to iwitiert he had pclonged tor-33: yearS.The claimant that ,ed that bit allowance, being bile guinea per week; according to the Articles of the A4lOciatinti, had bit withheld from him since thepth of Jane last, awl. .be had received thy same for. 110, 'weeks; he' being now at the age or 70 year 4, and afflicted with wcalc ness of sight, winch Dr. Clare atsended to tratity; to* d,.sroc wholly incannotatmg him for the finer parts et the wink.--Tile Society fi . very rich and nutni root, but principally combatted of goldsmit h' and j . welters, bU'VCrtii of WhigTl AlikOdtAl to sbill of the nature of add tp Retain the j , ,dgment of the Magiatta.es npou the gth clopie of 'Ay 4rticles, o, biChapeci6ed that the party chtima nig rills allow,ttice MUNI, be, by olinont-i4 ur oak viail4t on , 1.4•11,•,1) unable to %yolk in tilt: naer or Coarser banes of the tradei ur ut any ()ilicr kind\ of tract- or bustueas wh itsoetor. (:)1, the lattel ; Ott : lbis - clause, the eight ,was lately 4.artco by the. TicoititCr and Stewarus of the Society, not with b(,itile flews towards tie chinutnit, but to settle ,he The Magistrates, Mr. Leacx and It r. Battu*, Mier nit Jcifte and patient niscnSsititi 01 the merits of this case, ruled Inc. ex,cei,tioti nut to apply to,his 'case, but. that tile words of the clattie were bti restricted to the tend® of goldsiniins,and jewelktif only, and not extetkled to any other trade or built' seen.—Jud z ;tnetit for the clainnint. • BARTIIOAIOIkII4W Gvi I.P A Li, ' SEPT. 4.—Edward thegory Charged Akan Vrownr, a foreigner, wish having rubbed him or his ‘Vatell between two and three o'eleek to the •morning in 8,110164 d. • , • , • The prosecotorstated, that he had drank rather freely in the course of yesterday"; and to finish ;•ti he had. begun; he went at a late, or rather an rly 'hour, into the Bear-and-ilagged-3taff, in Sniitli field, called for some porter. The landlord seeing that 'he had more than sufficient; wicked him to go home, and he left the public-honte for ,thot puse. At th e door h e mei- the priso ner t ' and •as there was n'figlit bet Ween two contitiy-tetlowS ; he advised him out Of friendship not to 'nix witn• the crowd.- A sort 'of acquaintance commenced between.them, and they walked two or three times round the lair. r He at •length • became eittremely tiled, and lay down behind one dl •the both to sleep, and the prisoner accotnpanicd httt He knew nothing , more until he was awakened by the officers, and discovered that big watch was gone. One of the officers stated; that, in going 'hitt rounds, - accompanied by a brother officer; he disi , covered' the ptosecutor anti prisoner lying behind omv.of the buoihs—he' immediately pushed therti with his stick, ....then the prisoner, who had his hand across Mr. Gregory's breast, got up; and at tempted to escape, at the eartie finie his arm jerk, as if 10 throw soldething from him. He was immediately fpprehended, and search wei made tar what ttehad t pro hrown away, when tile tecutor's watch, was - discovered. On seartting the prisoner,. eighteen 'duplicates and A bid donor were Nand.' The prisoner; who ipoke very Had brbiten Eng liih; denied all knowledge o► the alleged theft, attct [Rated that he lived with General Watfion in Oa: ford-toad. He was hounded till Saturdity ; that tbe cars may ezuttniue the Orticles specified in at , ot;& pliemes. Lowience and Clay; tkvo well-known chit:l6lo9 wow brought up Dy'Brown, the tinker, who * 4 aerved them in the crowd of the fair, anti hoods . o. ::