The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-03 00:00:00

. • • ~., 4t', 4 i....4r,a-sx.ogrialzi: --; . . STOCKBRID GE RACE S. TUISDAY, JULY 3p. ~ , A Plate•of Ha ty t °ouch. ~, -.1 wif . i•TrPincott't 1-19hcation 4 yrs old ' - " 1 ' fir. NI Aand ( ittliZtiC ' t ''' '-" - 2. ' 2 , 4 yrs oat 3 3 Mr.' Ll4VCarthaginian, I yra old - Sir Sweeim.akes of Five r luiacas e 3 11 . 4 IL Mildroily names' Lord C. Somerset's I uli - an, 4 mold • - $ Cluttal Porters Young Sig:P.eter colt, 4 yrs (i ld - 2 . , tvII)N44LattY, . A Platt of sol. given by the Members for the Borough, for llotat too never wura'aa Pi.ate.' a our Mile Heats. - t - hrae 1 r 9 1 A to car kit ; 3i... • jular )r oids,, Bst. 31b, :five yr (l'4t leo. six yr 01d, gat. sib. and aged, 9st 711) . . Mares and (hidings allowect 31b. Entrance sgs. and S s. 0 Eloolne at tne u,i't t $ Sui.l,l,l,itioncott'st ‘Vbitltzeri by Obi, styrs old . 2 'il; it.!_ithiitieS ViSC OUNtetiS, s yrs old ' , - , • Tr 74, . t'als4 Borneo, agel _ ' 3 si r o.ll)ifts lapin, against the Dukeof iturlarld's Sal"t°l% ', 4 ai for loop. De4,l lid% s . wtp4lake at lzga. each, fur tutee and four yr olds. One Pile '' , arid A lull. ' llifee yr 01(1S, 73t. Sit). haul' yetldsa, 1 4,94 htt,Oall ' k lit, c YI —°1113112, Y r s o ld 1,,, „ullcs ShotstraNa, 3 . yrs old ,i. thigts'a brutta, 3 yrs uld 1 2 - : 3 . - ) LUVES RACIiS, Auntisi• t• Ihtsuht. ~.., hption of togs. cacti, with an additional togs. I,l4i',winthe County Stok.k, WJ4 coi,restecl as under : I Ictrdcitsliktorb , I. by (ohanna 14 , „u el tvehdi h' ..410, d 4_ C. I . .4 • 1 ini so , L 1 . 1 4 14. c..hy Laglo Lord. ' - • -:3 T. .d.Egietilont7s the favourite. , of joogs. --folloltiBg horse a status tor the King's. Plate 6 : alto c4te e In as placed. . Itl ,*arl' in b e Wthi lloy 4 yts old Lordoiltpc ti. klectioil .agett ' 3 itr'treitttil c' .6. Ite4(ting, I' s' ‘ yr.t old - 4 ti,7l,4lliiityi g. ii, Si, Alitliaus aged within anbothuot itiimit::4l, tiittning; s t o 1 10 layout ut i .. er, ir leaion. i I qa4ll4tio'ttsut"7"' L.kCiww" thren‘gv 11:?str th!n4lit it is sugt; 11444N4e(illiat WILL Bl' Qt'lltllinbci Za the ' culiqueror, had t . 4 mu rtueyiwo (1 ( ha ve , .. ........................................ . •' ' .144111 REPORT. ... C° Ult'r OF CIANCERY, Ave',2-.1 -.' , .he 2r- A catitant ras of tlitturrer came t't' to lr.. gu'd )111"d ay.--The saris, . as slated in the ' "weer El I ' l l : l e er l ... i ot rtiseT, iri the defendant, Sol '.. . the , d o e i . e ile iiine li ke, the plaintiff .aPPUed to fenda,,t, ‘, 4 Lottery.otfice,k„per, for the P"r!,_4. °l', I)tticlia4iili shales of two i;articular tickets, "u trortt IL I , 1144'1,27. Previously 10 their bell% iss u e d. - very lieu oatand. The ijlaitiliif ploctng a gratuity tn_Y!'(,tiouti faith its ti;ose cwo'lickats, paid ovlatiivttul.:illiupt, wllicirbe wis told by the Act!etecitipa, a a d, de fendant fdy(mitt( 11)4 4 err cii** where a-Pets°ll'''„,- r to a clerk . in iknt''',.tt. 'll • live Bindings "‘ - ' i n -- •..e utak 1 t.'". the limbers Chosen - 3 IV OY 111 41 ' Wi t' In silted n e, and rstc-uttedin'%srnight be known kon, the la . 7 ..it perunis eng4ging after t t h h e e n 'i l i . seu i a 1 P '"' ! ' t 'irbe tt ' k Ith defendant agreed I°.()lnatatur him l' a ', ^t" : lo the sloe); i;,,, , the numb. re ~__„). 1 1 1 , "et el, he I r rutt.d the A tlit ,tillartet f i * . On YP t ' • k but I hi' 1 \;o, 2b ''' !hi site plaiutid too , ' ; po pulehal. l e hall of which he ha d contrac te d .No. 111 I. ' 4e 'er came into his postiession., i d 4bed to ci , til l i ie 0,11 , 111, OW a blank , •but...lTltte:ll:°ttli:tr, i hi s s . ati P t i laO . ai 20,0001, . . 'rile ~,Poialint`o' which. w e ,. ,_ on to recoter the I o,oy • bill in "411'11Cktt • • d by a tiat'Y ";kid w, Is 27 wis entitled i an particular takt, '• 'a for -a Ciiico%ery of Certain evidence,wti 1 44 , i vi, Ithoet the knowledge boot which, in hk:u.no err he not he suop.,rted. , 1 hese facl%. put 11,,Z,1 ,, _ be discovered in a series 01 questi'`.l" suLli t i, 47 . ? .. i i t i t! to deletulaht, Ais to whet it',..16 . ._,', 1144474. s. %ere usualli poi on tickets Whit tl-r-111j ttirto E. /6 11111 k 1••,•- whether detenrE.nt Pr°"!usel:t el , 4 k and PrOCUr e the shares tit I tie p•trtic 111 teet,:vrft Plaitihrt?---IVltether.. he did not JO' tt ,' t : i ao to ,t Batiee with others, that he had '4PC°' ~,,'. ivert,;,,l/tlk 4i ('rut meth ?--whethes in 'this - p ut 4ot .. 1 . 1440(04 d ;'"Y Paul fi r" the purpose ot ha' !!g e ' 'h. tfdtt,t,o *tallier in pal 1,,,ti,m.6,1 61 .1 he,tr , ? _ 1 owc. Itlth " d ant did oot procure the ticket N O . l !.. - eattver, , lemur inl,4„tii 'ilk, I t ctegotmio. sdelendrt( ~ ~,,_ (mr 1 - 13 i i J ul: 144 % 1 1 t ' ; 841 '''` i n "i tile demurrer he %*114:1; . l i t' 4 4 of P.trliJuleutk 4 9 4h °I Gcu.. if.' ti„ 'l""rist4l4l i . ''the - ttery in que • ti 1 , ,. . a. t lawn% of 1 1.1 a i 9 dividing. likl+,l, I ' 41 (leclartql, th4t any persoo. in , r kilt iii.i:t'l,.,alt,ires, 44 ir,tr. i ng'citnri c e s oi any I .. i i i.a_l a to Vliti(tili 'i- Clfieti ill 1,1) Ad, simuid be Sill J 7, , or ItitiiVtrirtniP,tlaith',. IL 'diretted that everY tkil`i."- -- (1r: shire 611 0 tad be ' 5141nped in a loan 1-ittol„ II.; l'etiong selling shares orl'eliance iTtiNcil 111,1:14ied paper, . should forfeit s°l' out tu,rt ic„io 4. Nil 'gal aCt; font all persons ta .5. .the t4'r,ll.l4tt'qt,(l, before the il.awing, deP°44,..illw%ht, : l i '' fi„ , , 44ies. or 30 W hole tickets, . ni"er or 1'4.4 ,:11(l.',v.:°iiiit 'ttevoid ; that those shares d se Pt's( ruaited should not be sold, or disposed 414 41,1 y to I f . ~ , . I the Bank , „ it r•,,11 ~Lii eel. g broug_tt tr,im .iaed• ' ti" ti t - i li t 7 diresetl„ that all Pers°4' cuil td. be should the It(.lltti p.,;,, QCI Of illeiat transactions, .I,'',*itAsucsQ,44 twg.4onds, dlid given over to, , I: tt i' 4 ;el t ' t i l ,''t'. [IL act: 4).1:4 punished acce.dintll3l: ii'i,,nt'll.4l.,`',tricicitnetits of this Aei.; ""d i l le . n e t i ft ; I" chip,t4:.•q;tr•swt-ring gm bit). of the P a l- , ii 1 11, Iwo b4ti4;d, ..6„ coo . fe • •iii„,ach Intrtsc seton, i . r .2,,t n •I. viS4 8. „,,_(--,,,e., Of 11. -, that . it 1 hotg 14414. Y., kr .the plaintiff; sai d , after 'loretti i a nt, 4 14, . e y crditaole .ior 1 illegality ataitat It,,,L'ach. at contr ct to, its C'01 11 „ "" to ri i i a !. plead -6.,... a eur, . l i e l i . d ' 4l it l l iv, iltiatices of its nen-1 .itu 1 ''NI I . I ' 'wever, that an erronectus.construaron, :'4ikititt4tit'epan the at. . It was a penal act, and '41411 `'ll'l'lled rooit sitidiy. The declaraf° 441% ti e ati did not bear againht a Ft' I)t4er 41 Pert of the defendant to do all in lits , previous agree . - I,.`it k taii . , /. „ t ; °I selling the tickets ; it wasAgainsti : 1 110 x, 7 !.cit the nekete. that the provicars...o' ili'ttlikil, tre diretied. . It could not.be agatnet , tall q . i ; el this kind that the Legislature, 1 : 11 ' tut' thZ(lat.:4a, if the cletendant had ' agreed to °"" l'riltrietri:,,t' hthitber of tickets, surely such an tickatst) et't4t'id kit be itirgai. • •• • , 4,14 rtiti•llklelicet.Loitit m; , ould he necessary for' ' 4 tind . whrde kkt t nderatand the mead- . i t ~,, , spitit . 0 U 0410 ti L °l theie particular ilduset. Is it not Atti - ivittit ,•. g ee '‘ in '43 trial at;feeMetit be not an a r., th o jiteaP'. ottla of the Act' " fin. selli 1g 44, tio '4104 ' ' 4 p klt . ILLy stiii Deh . Ati)(4 o • contended, that the - rainitru e .-. del it of .. the kti WBB erroneous. k - bil lilac _ 0 tile i‘N eninor ( . ti.,,, gr4 q4d h._ ot,ttoo,• the demurrer mits.t.:l - 'vealli it .d - much. -I heY aunt ,t 1 a, Cire °vete ton_ their Itt• lii:7: Ntllled tltuir demurrer by utr ao4Wer,cntelitted averrueuts., the 1 V , TSCIYT L i 7 .--. - ••• The bespeaking of the ticketi avnoi pleg2l,-7-the pawnent of the' five shillinge was he admission of the contract •to prochte lila tickets in a conversation with otl - wr pelsoni was not Mega: Mr.‘ LorAtr ar - Oeti bn the satne Ode, and parti cularly insisted on the infortnn;ny at thti dentntrer, on neditint' of its covering too mush: The LORD CH A NCELLOR*EIs 01 t he inme orinion ; but said that the over-rnliog of it in that view did 'the defendantA no harm. Mr. HnitT made' Some otervations on the aspe rity of 'Sit Samuel- Romilly's language in speaking . of the conduct of the defendant. ; • The Lotn CHANCELLOIt was convinced that it was not the penalties of font. 0r..601. that the de• - Pendant' feared, but the imputation of rogiies and vagabonds, which the law deemed persons to be who carried on these transactions.r—De►nurrer over-ruled. On Saturday lastot lad, about fifteen yeats of age, was put on shore from Plymouth, from one bt his Majestv's friqatcsr and sent on to Exeter, and is now in the County Bridewell. H is coming on ',hole, it is said; is in :eousvcitince of'd ; moSt extraordinary and atfectingnarrative, - which betelates, viz. " That he was forcibly sent-on boord a ''.tender„ 'about six years ago, to prevent his •„discovering a ruordex,. 'committed in his presence by'his master, a gentle 'man whdthea , lived in the beighbourboudot, Liver pool, and who had two daughters, one called Mart , and the other Betsey.; the latter, a young lady, of about nineteen years of age, having absconded.a few days; the Whet, as he Was riditig in his carriageone morning, about half-a mile Iron borne, saw her. at the window of a house of ill fame, and immediately descende.l from his Catriage, conveyed her home, rook her into the siable, bound her .hands and feet, pot - a halter round her• neck and hong her when dead, he covered her with straw under - the4nanger, where she reliained till twelve o'clock at night, when the took her to a well in :an adjoining mea dow, thrdw her in, and covered her with earth."— The boy relates this account very distinctly, with every particular of names ano places; add ikays'be very ready ro-proVe . the same.to fire face of his etas- ter; he turther declares, he has repeatedly mention ed du: circuinsitanceOn bOird the shit, aid has mat y ticrres written home to his rte ids, but . never Baden ansWero - : , . . The Duke of DeVONSHtRE 4aviug.died very un exi;e6tetily, hti, body ha.; been 'opened nyAlt".' Home, Hecompatiied by - Mr. - WOlier, and ottier Medical Gentlem-n Who attended hint in Isis illy ess, and upwards of three oinis of water were found in 111 chest, v. hich t was the cause of his dealli. Hi re mains 'kill be removed' from Devoiislnre HOuse on MoridaY morning Alive o'clutk, hearse and six, followed by two pourning comach , -. and,stx,.,and his Graceib carriage an sit 'rho ea:. Mourners will be his Grace b prinCipal duties ics. The solemn procession +;ill go a, far as Wi , 4l - 1l that nigh', and will proceed the three roan . • log oityie to .. :Derby, to be deposited lii the vault there, near the late Duchess. -PUOI t'IC ANECAOTE.— , When Corcoran, after. fig.iritig a tay tar stitne ye irs as the first in b ox i n g herotatri, ha.i been wors . ied by Seilers,, the disgme severrly.ielt by a number of his countrymen, Who did not teel'bold enough to make any atte , lll)l at rettioving their lost,. honour, ilt Duggan, 'an Irish boats at 0, gayg a challenge to Selicrs, and bein him with eat; it. Lghtun. Duggan, iintrietfi itely ,Iter victury, ousted to Vindicate the sUp,:riority at his country in gymnastic eXcelle . nce, by defying Englund to tuevousbill and in doing this, lie determined to recur to no vokgar triethocl. , Coining op to London, he prcsento himself on 'a leree-cily at St. 11,11e , o's, and requested Uric of the Yeomen of the Guard to intorm the K. Itg, t}fat he was come prpared bw wi th any man hit' „.. o-uld rind to pit gainat him. proo:editig, tliAvaLi ridiculotis 10 every one who liearti it, ict pet tedly sati.sfieo the patriot consi iered him, It then as i+no , king for ever the paint of vic tory to his Tippetury brow. Tile Corniniss of Mize Was opened at Wor- cester on Saturday by Mr 'Justice I..avVretice, Mr. Justice Le Bitnc, in eot qutl, ce of the numb: r ot ; causes at Oxford, did not : o rrice' till the tolluwing tu-rniog; w lien their Lordshlp. attended l)& lire Sec Vie , ' at he Cathedral, .witert. an appropriate termoo was iireached by titellev.-It. Crockett, iit4Stieriff''s Ch plain.' Mr. „losti..e Le Blanc . dined, witlr the Elrl of Coventry', at ClOOlllO but m r .Joitit e Law rence wit, prt vented wititiog on his bitchily by in ditputition. 00 . Monday.the business of the Astize 'commenced, and tliiiStled on , Wednesday evening.. A number of prisoners were tiled, and some were sr. ntenced to be transported,- Ike.: There was not one ciptial setntace. ": ' ' It is said that'idveral o f the intended Subscribers to the re-tiorldilig of Druti;Line ,Theatte have withdraWn their 6 . w,scriptio beCahse Mr: WHIT* iROAD. presides 'tivei the tit'ciciedings,. conceiving that they may be thought . to' - favoor his political principles, but having, at the same time, the reliance ca• his 'private' teditude and.jcidgment.— .Nothint.ean be moreabsiml than such a Dolton, as politics are wholly nut of the question. :,\I r. .Wnrraku,io, it .is wellitnown, undertakes the a 1 ..; duoas ,t.a.slc, out of motive, ot friendship to Mr. SitatiLDAN, and-a 'desire "of restoring rational arnusernent to the public.' Our - politieal opinions esseotially • differ from those . of • Mr. WHITER EA 0, 'yet it would be unjust and uncandid in us not to approve the motives' which actuate hinfOit this oc! casion. On the 2 Ist of May a most destitiaive fire broke 'out on Wakefi , ld estate, m the parish of St. Tim.. Inds in the Vale, in Jamaica, occasiotre.d by sparks from the chnuneY of the still-house, whi h cote- mnoicated with the ShfilgiCS; KW. a strong north wind - prevailing, Sodti set the whole building in fladies.• N u ownlist.inding every -endexvour to pre vent its spreading,• tn t - other 'buildings also caught tire, including the great liuuse,, and all the our buildings, which, with ainfost every thing they con. Limed, were also entiray consumed. 14 this. con. flag - ration 40 hot sbaiiis'of sugar, and 28 pu4iteot4 of rum, were lik,:wit:e destroyed. COAL ;VIA ItKET, Au GU 3T 2. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Vila. 321 Newcastic . • 23# . 445. od. s6s. 6d 4 Sunderbuld . 4 • 455. 6d. to 47 9d. • i‘l() . ck tizuks()N. • DoW•ST.II kttT.—Yesterd Tucker, alias T:;:ck , ,Sheiilierci, 0d seveial other alias', who has im posed upon a number of persons under a false pie 4enca of being a Clergyman;, was brought to the Office', front 1:n0W-field* Bridewell, for tartlitr ex ainitration, before, Mr. Nitres. John Cliannot,' stated . bimself to be a deck, residing in Red Cro•isLagnare, Barbican, gaid;.. that 7tbotti ,five - or six weeks slime he was walking-along tteAtiand, when he, : was accosted by the.,priaculer with a familiar Ho do you 'do;" he replied tp him that be had thuadvantage : ot him ; the pri'soti'dr answered his!naine was ru,ker, his linh'qr was lie 'corder of Exeter; he knew. him, his mother, and his sisters extronely well in Devonshire, be had lately seen them, when they were in good health] be also.. descrthed.several personsintimaie tieighbotirs 01 Mt: - Chatinong family; that be did not doubt the eur— rettness of his statement, which indubed !inn to itik the prisoner to go home with him, whO lie ast'e,ed to, and they drank rea :there. While the prisoner was at his-lodging, he stated himself to. be lUctor of Frome,.iir Somersetshire, which was worth 7nol. a year to him. In conversation, the prisoner .laid hint he wanted to find out the Rev: Mr. tens, who, be understood, was .in the habit of recommending Curates, and he was in great want of one to supply her church during his absence at Frorne. Mr• Channon said he believed he lived opposite the Artillery Ground, and agreed to accompany himin Seiirch of and found Mr. Lens living in Bun harow. 'He waited in, the street while_the pri soner went into Mr. Lens's house. The pritaler came out again in a short time, said lie had seen Mr. Lens, who had agreed to procure him . a Cutate, and that he liadliven him a draft on Messrs. dulph and Cu. the Bankers, ai Cliaring!.t:ro,s, for five guinea. tot his trouble. They then returned to his lodgings, in Red-ernas-square, when the prisoner told hiui he should preach in the rooming of. Alm Sunday following at St. Matgares Chapel, West minster, and desired him to go and hear him, which he ptumiseT. - tb 'Hod calling early.. on the Sunday morning at the Prisoner's lodgings, at .No. Fetter,lano, Accompanied the prisoner, who was in a gown and lull canonicals, and walked in Otis lull dress to . the'Broadway - Chapel, Wea tmlb ster. where they, went-into the ,vestry, and the.pai ioner introduced him to.Dr..Kawker, .Wll9 wAIP to lime preached a charity sermon there , the prisoner read toe - prayett. They walked back to hiS lodg:' ings, and agreed to meet again the next days- The next. day he: called, again upon the prisoner, when he entertained him with so me win e . - • He proposed' io toe prisoner to go 16 se,!t Covent GAiden Tneatre, ashe,was but jusst come- from, the country. , The prisoner replied he should be veryiappy to accpytt i army him, but at present lie was veil shoot Of money, and did not exPeel hi,s‘lather'intdwil till this -Sunday Wowing, *hi.n he- should get a. ilia diet supply. He answered, that made no difietentei as he should be happy to accommodate trim with some cash, and accordingly 'did. They went 'to Covent Garden Theatre together that . eveni the Wednesday.foilowing lie called at the prisone!4, lodgings again, when he found a horse and ti Cti9* . et the docir.. The Prisoner"told him they 'were end ' , asked hitt ty take 4'ired with . ; hitt, ‘v inch he . agFeed to, and they went to Hammersmith, -whew ch.-ty had seine refreshment, 'which he paid, lor„ They returned io town, 1114 prkoner he had 01 - ..%treci - dinnerat a tavern to ire:ter-fate, t.g a G, dine with him, and - itolited 'ilia) to join them, which he agreed to: .TheyOnted (her, ,but ,no Gentleman cattle: 'After clitinet prisoner ordered two horses to the (foot, wi.oti he *lid were hia. They hOth rode to Paddington, and catied'on a Mr. Hogg ; the priioner inVbed Mr: 13: 19 a tavern, at Pandingto.n, to "take sore wine; where•the' prisoner roll but he' had no Money, 'and burrowed. ti. of him. Oii thrir.w4 Inane' ifit•y; stopped at the King'a Arms, in Oxfoid-street, %%hen' tt ocing very late inty thew all night, ~11r! bre,ikhisteLi there' in .he tru and ;hen vet ur ite• I the horses to Nelson's li , ery-stat , les iu ket er•latic. day,or two ait,r, tf‘e ealie , upon him till borrow some ' tudnev, was to 144 lot' some shirts when.'at Chtnro.. lie could nin make i. convenient, but went mid b.itioNted the buni for him. He not seeing the prism - let fur su uie nine al • Le tO nd i,llll out in Orerri-stic'et, Ur,,svenor sluare, w•ieii, - oh ht,i piesing hiin for payment of . the money, he with much assoNuce. h w'as'not Rumor al Viine, 1 - 113 was not I.{Fco4ler of Exeter, but was a little Thriller in a vi lave ctlird lie w , .near Exeter.—He geitini4lcl.lged that the whole of his statement to him Was He haa been a writer at the builting-,house of izioqd, and Co. at tionitun, Devonshire, and" by that MeallS ne knew his family and friends by sight Wily. .. , MARLBOHOUGH-STREET.—John Muire, a man pf g, nieel• appearance 'and good adaress, vas chargec will') having feloniously uttered a bill of eitett.thger ot :301, with a forged acceptance, with intent tosio. Baud Michael' Weirton. ' The prbsecutor,', who is a ,stable-keeper at LOndon Wall;stated, that ltu'it!.. ceived the bili in question 'of the prisoher, in -pap; went for' the livery of his lme, Some time ago,'• and he obtained the 'difference bet Ween thebill and the debt ot,Mrs. Weston' in tWo days atter, , antount. log to 61. The bill turned 'out to be a forgery; ,by the pretended acceptor, a per on of . 1119 lidur . of Ayletti residing in Moot fields, denying the accep tance. The' prottecutbr-hall never seen 06 Prisoner since tholtansaation,,,until he accident:l4 thet..ihin yeiterdity in the. neighbout hood . ot . Golden-square, wherr he escaped ititoi cellar, but was secured by the assistance of LAlexander, a constable. 'The Lori sorier attributed los escape to the appreliensiOn of 'a Writ, but denied the charge against . him. He -was committed to Newgale .for re-examination before th Lord May or, i lioAiscocti. having' bee a committed in he City. • . esterday morning, -whilst the 'fancily. of M rs , ti f Elizabeth , ..itecord,: of Mount -street,. Grosvenor , siplare, were at. breakfast in-the kitchen, Mrs. It. was alarmed by footsteps in the parlour above.— ~* Smith Hains, the servant, was sent up stairs, and she met a man in the,passage, who had juseleft the parlour.` He accosted her with a letter in his hand, asking,if'such-a person.resided there. The girl has• lined into the. ; parlour, where she missed the salt spoonS, and returning to the passage, where the thief -iites escapipg, she fastened on him i anil never left her hoist until assistance was afforded her, and the thief • . trA 14 the lost watts, , togetLer pick-)q •t; s - 1;r1, : keys, Atter, having,•unklergone an exa Alarlboiongls str.:et the pit.switt:t fully cutnintttc.l4 for trial. W%Nstou-E-Tot. , sE, AUG. `2.—A man . of mit t , of avis; was charged with picki , g the plcket of a Mr. iNl:linwanag„ list , iu Crutched-friars, 11r, some prss against his pocket, l Lir:lei tound obsurved, ttta pt idoner near 10!.13; At I kit 1300.1t1:t he_ misled Lii upckFt-book, ond takett intocusiody. -oa-se “'elinig suspiCtouli nature way anti tilt pflehci .book va (oaild in au entry a few bards dist Ant. The prisoner vas reminded oext, as he is suNieriett , to have reked the'pocket •1 a titer chani,i - to Field. tine, a t,w days since, 6( a vle!; e1 - buoli, Contahling 75i.—The gendetriao b..„d ed 11r state,' the 'pthtietiLtrs or 'Cite., robueiy„/rnd'des..lib,Nl the pet's4.n wkoin I..Yispecf ed of having ow!, '.vith that tit Davis, h ts detained :1.1 the s , cond.citarge-ctn be investigated. IIiTToN-GArttieN. Davis,' alias Lo Pigs, and - Ann - Jackit,n, were yest,ro i 4y rut to tlii; Is,r under a -chaige of baying, on the a 00l Match last, !hissed 0 one pound B:nk kolgfitud flute, knowing it tii be forged, to the probe;cii:or, ono James odeilck a - ut - ! 1:er, :hirnrg nea: Gni Nen-, Street; some artiLks Furcisasej Vy Ahem in hil's;hop, athountnig 1,, live or bIX in price. , Mts. Beadtrirk Staled, apt . 8 . 3r. - Iti awls handed to her4tie ilo:e to questi,ni; in pr. sonce of the oilier prisoner and - of. the; witnes,w'S d, to whom, ior'examination, she iinMediately Jl,,n !ed the.nott . : * and be to a person srancling in his sinp at the iiirie ; neither of whom perceived to:u it was a forery., The -Inisbond deposer!, that he lockld . .tba 13liik note up- in his 1.1443::iird, alter writing the word." Robeiis7 on the back of i:, other v 4 troll he howsi.Vore to i;o3:tively, As also to the lath of sar.th Davis having, gii'en it to his. wife. At length the note. itati , found its way to the Bank, and the prisoners Were evimitied upon the charge -but a certain link of the necessary eviietice was then wanted, - arid they were disclrA'rgQ.l, but brought up a second time, and a• cork of the banker's, through whom it- was .- paised. to the B ink, 'attended to give:an history of the MAO, .which now , appeatecl vey,y teruc ,- li.lgr.n, by the twiny inspections. it oasuihirr,„,,.. 5,,„h i).4,44„, 11‘..r defence, stated her utter ig notabee Ui flit:. forgl'd note, and denied it to 1111V0 been endorsed with the word " itoborts," unlit tne day of: her Wilmer examination in this hCA tlie prosecutor. hattanatvd,rt lu have been without any endorseineet whatsoever. She explaiotd .the` circumstance of her having passed with.Aorne.,by.tho name of- S.rrah' Long, to the tact ql a nuirl,ol that name having paid . tic, cl , ernesto-ier, whereupon banns were actually pub- She molt soernhlp.deflered,ana 'offered, if per tni,tted, toke'ar tlie ether. inisoner was-not-14 tempo:tho - trielmipaii ., ed her to the prosectitueit sh il; op, but a•diffire Al t Avtena anti quite'tiiiiiku , prestmt , • . The MigiStipie (Mr. BAKER) ob9VlVed,'lltAt list eirCuq.littiiier, it *proved, might it h a July ; hut, the Nvidetice• treibg posiit% e ltd elyttiocileJ hint , ; to commit both 'the priaoiwri kr, trial. • POE l'l(Y. ' TOKtIg Oi. CI4TITUDE*. _ Come, funtlenly Sairit , conic my heart inspire, 11 lid tunei.:rwotr . ;;~ y lung-I::!,l,Clect tyre ; Nor let ttle niJinerhtus sliuweed qri uut, untll4olcluritrs3 Icirgovv.t) be First to my l;ott, who imps in bli6s 16.-,we, • bounteesue souke u hi; lte;ilv„ a'nit fovea To thee, wbose nand bath thus tailed me thr.).4.h, Alt.filorY is thine own eterml.. due; CAanti a. to thee, this tribute is 'addresr, Ac4.rpt ,the elfusionsot a itratelot,bromst hen woca try skit kkeis.and oppress . tl with pain, To various medicines I appli.d in vain. Not one aaluttriqua : brie r aiet nn Margate's shore, Could help :and, o r lotog,one hope or cure ; No peace, no'cliange, ne'rerncrly avaif'd, Hope took her flie h ltr, aod au aiou tear preval I'd: In that sad monnept ` rct;the voice of fame, In sweetest* ai ccntscCAIONLICS skill proclaim,; lien% urglil by ktriti persea,ion to apply. came'resolv'd thy me(4.4ine to try • Among the children of distress I came, Pbtain'd and sicrd my humble name ; tleav'p blest the And sour; dad health re store, 1 know yutill jviii; and eroviilence adore. tstriw to the 5.100111's til3Co. thee commend, •liAnte.d. ,411.1 lepected 'Friend ; he thy tip wish grace and inertly cr9vol,, Ditlitsing r boith iy . pmy &cattier of illy hOusettold ;trove. I be SWee't cnjolinzin or redeeming tiave; And yetvwitit silent, when this vain world is o'er, • Arrive where-sin t and 11.titt s and death's nk, - hlay 7,' aog. ' H. * ridat A VOUng t adY to Dr. G A.R OXT by w(W) she ,was Catiat at a deb E3ellune , which had atflitted her sev,zbit ~) ears.. • . On Tue sdays te'smight John S ad l er, l a b ourer, of Watroti.iiiidtlt6lge atter drinking three pitiit of gin at : erie -publiOreuse, went to ana her, Where, boasting of his prowess drird:ing whilst a' soldier, he made a bet With a person in the houie, that tics would - drink a quart of gin in an hour; Ti,e liquor hying brooght in, he took off the Wilt' of it al one draught, .and soon , fierfinislied the remninder with as little ceremony lie then boisted of the feat, and irisiantly afterwards fell down, and expired almost iininediately l —TO tiro sinvir ing in this tritlll• action we leave those refirttions which cannot tail to pervade the ini.id of every rational bcing. GotiOttioi—Yestet;lay, a man who .goes by the names of Joseph Mason, alias 'Hungry Joe, under took, at a public house its the neighbourhood Of Deal, without any wager, to eat t e a P ro t p enny . loaves, with sottkient butter thereto, a n d d rin k s i x pints of beer, within 329 minutes. He completed his task, appareinly with ease, nearly two.mitioi e s the tittle, trigt,:h to the itstouithluent pt tits betwioeis. . 4 II !~' il'. fi I IV ro a i