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

' ~. . . _ cels 'd ' '\ll,l4.artotlti, jUNt i./..--t1 CollVOy' hii deo3lle 1:!r Friac,,,,,carryi g with it , tinthy conimanders, vffi, and other„ empl,,•yeti :in the army ot P°r" I Vii Ills 1%•Jole ant. , tints to 21f0 meb ; tO9 are "U"del tir atalmed; t he 'others forrtf an escort to 4e cr44 °) all' btlongink to ;the,' 113th Teginlent, • I /bleb came troll) tli‘o side ofThe qull!' tetre is confirmed that Besit eres has departed e tor. Illrgo'l or perhaps (hi -titer. S,,a ltaa ' be6ll no. . e ,,,, 4111 ,!" i , I ". the thh Govetnineot. ' 'Kellerman' will -4..111Y. march 0 , the is' of 'Lily, a'r 1019 twit . her of (41}t`e.Gen"faig. all the PJytnAiters , and a nt"- Plit'ltiltatheid to the.Cninmissariii: A jon`lt9.ll :4'4l* ',mined with the fitiperial G&trd. It is re' ZllllllLthiit ibe English f);,ve appeared help, e. Sall'', rei ha . ' 4 pound of bread is . not to be g`it i w . . 16 ' c h tat bnenthi: ve.trrday they made a s'a, - ; 4l ,._gh ' , II Jae tiouse., but found nothing; by' t' at i tir ts:l4great rigour of the tie. poke, we ate in 6,, -6tr .: °l ‘ l 7'ng of famine.— [‘• ‘Vhat . . a fiat: Pil)s -..--have ific French artily of being able IP 4'11)7 ta ilitam-lv;..s here , dorni g the year, when ti yi . t ,"' ) V b "gt''s' already to tail, which has th i s "t e ' 'a Much inflttor 1 . 0 the le rtner."j --Lisbon wttte, t. 4t „ 44 a, JuLy .—The Roy.il Connell has ad ' 47 'eft the resul t of their dr,,ib-rat tons 'to the Conn . oto R . tl k I.enc7, 14-Np-till% the authority of i he .ls ß t, i i : ' %t o v . ow g' r killprfisitiuiN tir te m ing the °I- _ the l'lth' way lit maritage, and also with resro to the'lartoi,,s le•er‘,ed for the decision or tie P('Pe. , tlied li a ) :: s t i'q that le,l to these deliberations were,, 00"14()ISnnie prelates as to the meaning of the l i 111 4: 1 , 1 1. t " C."utico Z , f' Regenct, inserted in tile. it w h A lt • l fer of 'he tutttiot May, 1810, by w hi c h . ~ mAgt4,,,tioedi that the Established Clergy m.Ig:2C en:4 e , •.''t the tioWeis Culllpe,cilt for them to 1-X c ti.. ' , air ow (~,iltioty of . his"lioliness. The ?4,,g' e llt : le ' i n 4'el.etal tsdisposed (o' adhere 10 thi'. : 11. " • iti kii i l l It ' 14' )iUttlii individuals' have eort.ssed a Ilk.iti e :' etri a"' le 'dtmental pti!:eiples should be . 4 4 .; ,'''Vetting nluell' either . the Nuncio sh.ll Ail thii 7'4 lentlions, 4,r the derision be post po .ed . Illic luitl e d li" ,i iiih 4 or a N.tticinal ;Council, which '. thitildteLue what proper to he done both in 1 18 414cr particu l ate in the continua-, k ,, ,i).. 4 ' 414 1 1 . (.1 Y 4....1 . ma iiCia 1 ' '1 aPileaTS t hat pa . t of the ttr t D r I alafeillitg uvon 1,011. The Austrian poi army of 44 4 th a'tt', Clery, attd Buzz', have been admitted 14410:4',,1'ani1l *Rice in the' regiment of Royal vtiatAk . . , .11,41_ (Paoli THI4 Lisilow PA Pelts.) , k4fo .. • . tray ‘"'g ti the e vy of General BLAKE S Y lo ~,,, ~, 01), N4, , Tr kI.I.ING-roN, in 'answer to a letter buthii:,Othit; to lit it the vote of thatiks Pasied in Itl'lt't the Brills:1 l'arli4cnent : " P. k „ 4.1,1 LLEND SIN, 1,, ;. It i1t,.„1 .-44 eGrn i 411441 ' th4 . ..ks of the Houses 'of Peers 411h,740/1' 14 Glet ijiitain a - id Ireland, "'led ,luau 1- . ‘vith - .‘4l, which ek t ,r, t66 their ()pinion 1 " r tiket t ' ill tl, e v ° the ctiatleil of .i he Sp,tni Army I "qll,, th6l 1 ) -tr to commit,' in battle f )11ht on • it,(l,,i. , . tilt. AID f Alt, on , t h a 1 6, h may, inclosed to Ntil ju4r titudionCrs 61 ter ' of the egt h Dante, th e ~,v , 4 . t.111,i, ' t "'i 'if all military lien ankl are ejt- I ° cutivi r. - 1 i , he 'iitiat e le, 4- - t CO . illlll , 11 enetbrefi (it t lt 4lit b ' t n/ tin) Witt unton w Lich will always Nti e , i, „` 4141 the artriteo of the three • Allied '' 41 l b' in . ' sArte I . ki 111 %44 - 'Me, the h gli honour dispensed )tis an • ‘''' ll to t rt.. - -"tiribi) t o the Spanish troops, Ulll,6iin, ttteci say th,,tii wilil 'gl' ;thud,. andn e9l to „, ler it the 111.311° the heroism all dibplayesl on that tilt, , i , s , . 0 1, 4lnc ert: and no bl e approbation of Irtiu r 41%11. , Iti l 1404 Inc? knows the great .value in 4t Ylit ti t 11'1"iar.}' doeutnents ate held"bY mill= tt ' a nt I •ii • , 4it t i,, Win therirlote confine tn,Yse't.t° en aim I t Yutt h.) ~I 4k , . , o , la tr tiuv L LC' bOtii, HAl3es our grat'itude', . I " t ir Ivi i i l i i 4 t he • name of the Spaiitsh Naii°l), .114e4 61 ' the can; , of an union which iti% Platlito, . i . ail ea te or so much glory, and intro '44l r6e/1 Wbich Will be tnemoiable•foT ages i s . 41{„ Ili * rne to -ligt ite .. rXpress to your Excelleno)k 4 %1, 1 ., 44 bar sai ;a 1 ~ "44 - ""ia(3son to receive. the thanks of that svi k , sat kid through- the i i.struolt7n.tality of hity! 4 44 '' 4 diaii • ' 41 1 , 1„ , "gulshed a place in.. military. an" ~,., rittk,„, . 4c..4. 146:4"tr1Y in tilos' , of the Peninsula. -;tie s u e r ~ Il i , . toteelleticy many years. 14 4 , 440 , f J. BLAKE. 1/ let 4 ,,, , . ..-.........,-,,........... 1' 144).801i, AGOST 7.. 111 1 ,tittr d:14 il l , 4 11 d h. th e p. ---"........... . I Te 'tli filiii !Mee Regent and Duke of Cittli 10' 44 ( 1 4 1 r ''''.3Y ol her Mli stv at halt.-paNt. A'l'e4'ii. "'ned t 4 I A ''' e ' .. 1 (i'lsx ,',l,kt, ,40o.nni as.tild also tuyiitoya ,t i ltir. 4 1 t 'ili tk II t't _••tarnee„' •' • '. . • , " 116 1°. 14. 0 . a ft ,„ le t i‘teen and hr,inOeises.took an ,Ii i i 'tigl it re 6 tea, and • returned to the '4 1 tk, 0 .,, 0, 4 i, .-rtittlig p,; ;'fti..tti4, ~iliuiti _,., I ineesses Augusta a pa, : SoPilla llikitilt!il lialf.'"p4irt"irig's rid-, tram Jaallwasl too IStik. t h (I d by L ll-1t "lye , The Ulla 1-'arty wits ..4t14. (I d Walsinaltam, Lady,..Albina' N 6 e tt, (44,4 ilisG"ttlt and Wynyurdi,and Cul.,;, ti q , lartFqi )4C+")l.lni t bjlti 1 ( 1, ! r e , tO be learnt of ;the Kinit, A_ . 4 4,, than % v,„. ill . • ~‘Vti t ,". 4 'it et,t a il Y 1 ; ever y qiing Is kVin At tit ~ ,i i dixit, utn sh, c,istie.,, 4 4k, '' 411144 past twehie t;cloc;ka t be' ' 04 the i., '',-...—. ' - .. , 1-tZth .2 1 ti g 0 --. C . "-----•"_!--- , ~_ „'.' li lit ntim " r ts . /tirertlaY ae'itnight ..tiie Rev. , h 4 Y, tlfi ''Arai tx\i,ll.i 01 li 1' . -.- ' ' -I)a d j " ' f t '4ll.lno'ro- acittgb. tiet..oti,. , .n a . 14 „, , 1 6, 4 - 4, lgh, Gretati Qreeo ;vest; iylibs nt h . r -:et th 'k it ,tt'thit 4 si r 1 - no , • 13i.:1--fliy nrutn litti 'it 'ugh it L4 '" 61 1 , 4 ,ervant b-ing cent It, iti r ,,,, ttry 4) . - rit4 -- ttro-,, , 40w . , tnarktii rode so fa.t [ .w t i. ITN cow d ' - lauk t . tl Odd at or Le., the til,ertak:hg the luilitives: , . bE 1R OCCASIONAL ADDRESS TO TIT; R3UND ROAM; A MUSICAL.YARCR, WRITTRN AND COMPOsRD TT MR. DIBDIN-i , Written by Mr. :l'A art.ott. • • . .. The vet'rari ilari who courts your favour now, Might tairly hose to smooth the sternest brow; For oft your Sites have heard him with delight, ~ And hence, indeed, your kind support to-night May well beotterd as a filial rite At length. by 'Tithe subtlu'd, no Morehe•Sings, , . . Yet'still. with patriot warmth he strikes the strings. When first with:youtliful hand he touch'd the lyre, Our naval Heroes rous'd his.Nl use's tire, And lung as 6ritAin for their valour calls, Or their dread thunder ev'ry the appals, His songs will echo through her ‘Vooden walls ; - , Prompt them with danntless ardour: to the figlit, And ClL k ernn Saturday their jovial night.. - Nor only for our Heroes of the Main Ile tun'd his lays, but for our Martial Train, NVIio urge in distant lands their glorious way, "Pc.• rescue Nations from a, Tyrant's sway :. For them the votive strain 116 pours with zeal, His fav'rite olkieet still his country's weal. While firitain's'llerues chiefly claint'd her song, • His Muse has vary'd with Lite's'inotley throng; Yet ne'er from Virtue have you seen. her f tray, Whether she struck the plaintive or the gay, Whateer the changes of her tuneful art, Has purpose still was to refine the heart; And all his countless labours only tend, • .By pleasing means, to gain a moral end. Shall then theVeeran, in declining age, ' ' .By sickness doom'd to quit the Po tilic stage, ,„ See hit last hope destroy'g by liOstile rage I :No—gentrons Britons, though I 11-nature snarls, Fooit 1 Acit's " Sweet Cherua" will prote4 OLD CliAl4s.ts. CU URTS Rai L. GENERAL ORDERS. Hore•Guasds, luly IL ail. At a General Court Martial held at , Haitiogs on the 2 181' Jutht, 1811, and coin lowa by. ad . Ftutn , tients . , , to the 24th of the same otonth. Second Lkutenant and•Viyttat ter TAY tuR, of tildßo'yal Chnishire tn• tit of Atilitia,..was arraigned upon the following 'Charges, viz.:— Ist. `• Far over - draw ing his Estimates to the amount, of 4321, or there.thoute ; for enthetelnig anti niistipplyiug the Public Money, niitt beim; tlenco:ot Iti ilie means ut tiattifyidg the ClallU. ut the Regiment, on" Lim zjrh of October„ isto, to the arnotant of 2,41. 165.. ur tnereabouts ;. making. with.the sum - Or c.al soove.iientioned, tint. 16s. tepid, or thecea:.uuts, which tiic said Second Lieute ant Tay tor is in debted to inc gothic, mu the grca tojtar) of military discipline, and contlay to his Nt.ijesi) 's Ngulations." ad: G. for beinA 4o3cl►t from the Regiment vv;ithout leave from the est 01 1610, till the ISt of December nit°. cuntray to majesty's re t tulations, and bent& II breach Of tab Articles, of 41." Upuo wird) charges the Court.came to the towelsdecision . TtieC4tirt, atter duly. weighing. the evidence given in support of the charges prettired'apitm Lieutei.ant and Paymaster TAYLOR, Of the itOyat I'l4ll . olre .gegunent of Militia, together with what Ile has adduced iu his own &fence, witivregard t'n the I 4lCliar4t-, arc Ut Upinion.thnt the prisoner is CTtrllty or tuivisplying the- pubJit.: ! inane;,. and 'bdrig de;. ficteni Itl Eno means Ut satisfyiog- the claims of the Itewittent on 'he 25th of Octouer t 8 to,' nod that the sail 'Lieutenant l'Avi.on, is itideoied to the public the sum Of 6401. 4s. Id. or - thereabouts' to the great injury of tuititary discipline, and continty to his Majesty's regulations.!' " With tegard to the second charge, the Court are of opinion, that beau.. TAyLott ti Guilty, and upon the .whole do adjudge that he, the ;40 Lien , tenant 'and Paypaster . TAy Lott, 130 Dismissal 'front . the Royal Fouishire Regiuneur His Royal Highness, the Palsies, ittsoaNT, in the name att..' on the betialt of his iNtAnsTY. - hart been, pleased w approve and,cotifil in the finding and leoce.athe Court.. &INERT, • AitjUtata-General, GENtitiit. ORDERS. ; Iluise Guards, I'•Iy Et. dtt. At a General-Court Meirtitll held a+ Ipswich, on nth May, 181 li - and Ontinuecl by ocii.. , urn mein s to . thc;;Oth of the satne,inoatti, HARRIS POWER, Esq. Pii) sower of ti.e .ad Regiment of. tne King's Ger unit) Llght Dragt),,os, was,arrargued upon the un riennennoned Charges, " For irregularity in the discharge'of his duty as a Pay.: master of the 3d,ltegiminit King's German !.iglu Dragoons, in nut beini; able to account t r .conlideratile sump at money drawn for public -and regimental Kilicsi," viz. : . r. I , or oat bang ohle , to-settle with the Capttuns of the respcelP.e Erov)ps of the said Regiment, for the monthly stoppages of the M in Dec. al trait the 25th t to„ tu . the 24111 FeD. Isl I although he has - the Akotts, Me.,s , s.. Greenwrsk Lux, And ,Co. the 'funds applicable, to th.se purposes.", " for not being able to pay for the , Meat•supplied to the said Regiment Irons the 2ith january to the 24111 . K:br0. ary tfit t, although he has likewiae k 1 r 3 wo- from the 'Ag;:hts, (-; tecimouci, anti Co. the Funds applicable to th..t purpose." aft 4 ...F0r not being able to account or a proportion of the ..ruottoy,drawn . tin the , itegonentdl Settikes for the period float " the asth.of February, Ott, to the 24th Of alarcb, tbt 1, arstoutirof sums on A:count of pay of Officers, 531. 51. and amount °nattier Sums through Cricket and Co. [Linkers, 2431. rss. 4id togethee 2971 os. 611.1." . For, not tutting minim:4 to ,Mr. Ilainittoti, a con. slut:rabic sum of money on .account of Income 'lax, arising from the pay of Officers of the aloresaid Remittent, although' itas.dedutitst it out of the pay Or. OM...yrs during the period froth the,astli of August, tao 9, to the 24th of tune, to." • Upon which Charges the Court camel() the fol-. 'lowing deei!;100 : • , • • " The Court, ,having heard all ..the proceedings,. and hating taken Ow saute into its serious considera tion, ..'of opinion ih it the pristmer . is of the whole of the Vrimes suited in ike charges, and doll) adjndge that he, the prisoner', shall be distnissed his gajegtra service, and that he shall nuke good the sum ot•t,ge7l. la. 31/I. * ' His 'Royal Highness the Punqta R.auer4T was plased,,, in the name and on tire belidlt of his MA .1116174 to approve of so much of the finding and sen tence of the Court, ai - adjudges the prisoner to •be his Majesty's service. .By coniniandi of his Iljtyal Highnes4 the Cant- maunder in Chief, HENRY CALVERT, Adj: Cen. ii4 . ....§'&4•5~ . 1 . "4i, '#E•4'. The Annhal Sheif.ef Cattle ail& sheap for the Prize..S . , given by the Sussex Aricultoral, Society, held at Law . e . s, yeetel.day setnnight, was, ai most respef.tably attended; tk shi...w of stock was atilt .4d &at as vice have seen iri foraut years, at— c;:pt..in'the South Down: Rams. The Piete,tg Ptate added to.the Sweepstakes of Ninety Uumeas, for the tie.r South Down n, .one-yoar otd , ,produced a nu tn her of coinpet i tot s , t 110 - being fourieen sheep 'of .that deSeripti JO iud,we conceive - OorselVes justi bed,in adding, that, we t?elieve there never wee bc -fore; on - any occasion., exhib i ted such a pen of bvau: , (dill sheep aaWeie then coached together hum dd ferent parts of the tingcloin; . Atter the company badsutficiently gratified their cutio,ity in the &Id, they retired to the §itar Inn, When 'about one hundred and sixty sat dbwn to a braee oHat nueks, presented by ;he Earl dot Egre.y trtotit;,aild other good cheer, provided by Mr. 1)U - wt. 'The Earl ,of Egremont, the esident , tit the institution, was in the Chair, and amongst the company present ~ive noticed the Duke of Dorset, Talbot, LorrA Whit , vorth,•Lrir‘i Brook, Sir li. .• Poole, aud a ,great n uts er of couniy lientlemen; and visitors from the near as well as distant noun; tied.. When the cloth was removed, the,Notle Pre sident proceeded to give the usual layal and agricul tural 'oasis. "Mr. . then precented to Lord Egremont.a higAy wt might and tnagyiticii-nt piece. of plate, ad dicsiii,ig Ilia Lordship nt the satuetirne, an 4 in : concker..speCli, th3t tie had had the honour ut Feen Treasurer to a Subsetiption ; and . t:iat in 0, okuiction .with- Nlr. G.lbeit, and -Mr. En. man, he had ordered that va 7 e, which he had the; honour of-Off...ring tis a tribute 'Of resped to his Lordship,... front tlie•Agiiculturi,ts of the c!ionty of not cqnCeiving - it kit:quote, in any pru rurtion, io the immense adyant"ages conterrvd upon the county, but merely as a smal, token .ot their gratitude, and to prove they, were not hisen4ible ot.i- his L4dship's efforts, whidi had been at tetided,kwali the most importiint bendi s to the county of Sussex, the kingdom, and.to the rmpire ' • . 'fl Bail of EGR RMONT rosetOexpress and return thanks. to the Gentlemen present, wj had done him the honour of approving of his conduct, and to those partit,uhirly who had so liberally thsatight pi-o -r-pet io present, liim thatpiece . of plate. NOthing that he could say Could''express his feelings; but this he woulcl . a&sure them, 11)0 next' to the consci ousness of having done right himself, would be the , satisfaction of hating merited the esteem and .apprci bation of his countrymen. Idi Lordship tren observed, that to years since, when he went into these matters with the late Duke of Bedford, Mr. Coke, and sonic others, be little thought. that in so short a space of time such events would take place, as Were now conspicdoes toevery one; :I.t was true,' he• said, that in Sus.ex' there were not. the dissdsantages to cope with lirhich were to befoundin , ogier coutitie4; this comity-was 'in possession of ati excellent breed of stock ; all tilik was wanted-lvtre' skis to let their Vitit4'beltmwn, and to intiodtice them. This. late:and much-to-be limietittd Duke of Beciforit'and ltts broth-r, had never lost sight" of the objeo,-and it was sill ur 7 sued.' Mr.' Coke, to his:inernortal hondur, bid taken up the sante cause, was not satisfied till tie had• thorougidy introduced the Soath •Dtiwri breed;of iiiieep in the couricl. of Norfolk:- ,To stich a.de , " Feti . Ol estitlialion have toe Scruih•Dnwn sheep .it rived, anadd his • Lbictship,, that , there was hardry a part Of the Vitlied Kingdom where they were not tsi be seen, :and Whei , ver they are - seen, ti:ey are seen tit be valued and admired. He then made some •obsertinions the..••ciiiii of , the t.ing.loth,. and lamenteci . moos . that we were obliged to pay in gold, to an invetetore 'enemy, ithmy millions during the last yeaclor'corn, to sustain sar own poi.ulation, when it was Well knOwn that that very gold 'would be directed to-destroy the prosperity, ord independence of these king doms. His Lordship then adveited to his late in• dionosilion,..antexpressed his regret that -he had not been utile in another place . (we },resume the Mime of Peets) •to eipress his sentiments on . a question, u i on toe merits of winch. Sollle of the wisest and . best of .even some of his dearest friends, had didered ; he lord his own 'opinion, and would have expret , sed it ; his sentiments were, tint to look' to the interests at our country, as' being of the . higoest 1111poitance and then unite with. our own c-untrytiten in the Colonies, who have every 'claim upon us tor assi3tarice i in order that, by the united etrotts of all, 'a more effectual opposition Might be given to an enemy; Whoie every energy was direct ed to OurtlestrUttiOn. • ' The aUrards,ofi the Judges were -th . en read, and the tiClVcr,ll priies pre4epted to the successtul Can didatei. The convivial eau having circulated a sufficient length of time, the .cOmpany wilhdrew.to the sliew field, to view 'the prtte,.animals, which were detain ed . for thst purrn,e. ' . . The piece ui plate whieh. WU' presented to the Kiri of Egremolit, , ooVeddestlay last, - was highly gilt by. Houghani ; the form an antique:Vase, containing about eight quarts, ornapeated, rious gilding, with oak leaves, :licornc,.'&c. in alto `and basio relievii; one aide presents a groups of cat tle, beautifully worked otit of he solid metal, res. touns,d with oak leakvs—oaderneatli o his arms, motto, Sze. in the same style ; the other side grouper of &loth Down sheep;with olk ;caves to match;_ -under '‘.4 hid) appeam'engraved the following word's This piece . of Piste was re lented to . the Might Honourable the'Earl of Pere. must, by the Agriculturists of SussA,‘ to express their beptie'ot. tho Many hoportaiwbehelits cbtifer red upoh the county.". _ . We may .ackt, that, for elegance oficlegigrri beauty wvrkiiiapabip, apt : t grandeur .ot appearance, it is tho liw t Superb thing we hare ever seen. ' • The letters from Malta all mention the i)robability' of peace between Tun key and Russia. On the 12t11 June 4 British, frigate arriVed from COirStantinople with ilispa;cheS,. NV hich . wete transferred to the pae hqt. It was st.ited that their contents r . t;lated id this Most important event. Riots had taken place in the Torliish capital, in consequence of the pr.t o n gat i on 01 /1 1 4, war ; but by the last accoatrlS all 'was tran uo an d the ottoman Government Wll9 toting every c xveJient to inoctire ileum with ito enean n cs. kiioln4x6 mlttLiazivci. OXFORD RACES, *ViSDAY; Atif4,l3l' d. The CUI4 Cup, *able jooss. and t togs. in thonty. , Five rhilei. Mr. Jones's c H. Poulton, by Sir Peter, yri old Mr. Goti.rd's c. )I.Visni ari9. 4yr% old • . . . I SI r. burlas's Winch of lindor. 4 Yrs mid • • Six :Ind Ito 4 driVo - iittoil, to a zisainst inibfiC. —A gkitt deal of betting; and 'T good The ro%im Prate of 's -o I. Fotlr- mile helm :If. Taylor's b. c. flopeirs, by IP)attef, 4 frrS ora * t 1 1 t. I' aikner'4 b. g. Stdrii 6 itt 4 )ra . I. 2 Aitibiost's Tdrnboy, o old - . • . 41:11 ~ •RAtt Nf.,T RACES Cotronenced yester,lay,And tho course, as *as iapeasit was %%ell attended in niimbert; and reapettanilit). Ihe tot:- wis the result cai rho sports: -- rhe Town Noe of for all 2;6. Podr mite heats: 7 lie winner to tie , sci d for atogS. if denianoett.. Mr. Prince's ch h. :utioy • . • • I t Goodison's b. h. E t atior • • • • Mr:•Oweii',. b. h.., iftur • s , 4 M r.- Striith'S hr. g. Gaiety • 4 ,1 Mr. Weatiterh)!s Or. h. Vussnis . . • • S Mr. Sad:er's 13rautble . . o Lyon pettink. on Windy,' arid Vto i against l'. trio: ; on the whiner alter the heat. 'The Hunter's' Sweepstakes rode by Gentlemen. Mr. S. Smith's q4icty . Mr. Burgh's g. Strideaway . . . Four others started, which were not placed. Even betting on the winger, and z • atilt Stritteaway. Mr. Pierces Mtn ,/iGaunt was beat it match by Stride. away, 2000. POLICR. Gt.'lLP3ttAt,L.--Yegteriby tt person of apparent respedability. was examinkd betore Sir WILLIAM I. ! E;GkiTON, on a charge of assaulting a watchni.o. The circumstances which transpired were ratyev singular watchman stated.t hot the itefes - darit assaulted him on Monday evening, while on Iris duty in St... Paul's Church-yard. In consequence of some oppositiort,m,icie by,t , re defttnkiant, after. the assault, he Wig taken to the wiitcl,i-house: of Castle Btyrtard.' lie appeared to be intoxica:etl, end' +,ssi suspeeled of having taken up athree-sliiiring Bank token, whieb hy on the table when he was tito:nght in: The watchmen proposed searching his pockts,. Which he oppristq ; b'ut to 44binft, they *found the Batik token in his possession, with one 101. and twOl. Batik notes ; also a number of fictitious notes, purporting to be of the amount of near 7uool. Ttiere were likewise Everal , blthrk Manchester bills and wills of exchange. On Tues day the defenclaht was taken betore the Magistrate for eXamination,"iinti remanded until inquiry could be mare at the Bulk respecting thetiotes found in tiffs possession. On the present occasion, a Gentle man from, the Bank stated, that the Bank nuts;s were' good ones. The fittiticua'notes were not tlka 'legal representatives of Money, and as such tiny did not come under theirtiotice. The worthy Aldermap stated, that he could - not go into any further inquirr reepecting the iktitions paper, but he could, not avoid.obeetv,ing th,it - i'he defendant hid fAuced hidt 'seif in' a rbspidibu 'iruslion, by carrying about trim articles' insented.ro dece!ve ail the y 45 d o . tendant said . he 'had port:has:A 'them as Land 'chit his object was to r,it . rs•rh . .oi tO his friends', in 'order that they rn%tit avoid bitiing .imposQtl upoti t by such deceptions, The dentin ed' the tittittous - peper, - and rertitned the govia notes and the thrte-shilling piece, wide') the dere . it'• dant craiined 'as his properly. As the chafge of as saulting the proVed, ihe deft:lidera was Ordered . to'ffnd tail, u hoh he 'accordingly did, and'was Tilk*es . PoLicn,- 7 George Bonet, George 'orris, and Thowas,Forci, ch irgcd w.int *leafing botiiion ro a con4i.Jerabfeemount.fr,.lll on, board t..ei Archduke. Cl,afir,s a ve t set lying in :he; West . India Dock, ' 11mi recently arrived from Lima, and Thomas : Cizip.: for receiving UP: same, ktie%iog it to be , erdAy utiderWent a se.ond e xatnina . ion . The first prisoners, it appeared,; were, apprehended in coti?equence ! of the information o( Chip, who was applied to so sell the. silver,,,and who had attually ;tweed so to do, and had obtained possession of two ingots, when he saw a bill offering a reward of one hundred guineas for the discovery of the offenders yi in .consequence of uhich. hp gave information to CaPtain Fearne; the Ciptani of tlid•vcssi. Mr. ALI.F.Y, who att;:odc . 4.l in hi, behalf, con., tended. that be hid not only a right to be acnitlehl, as a King's evidence, .but entitled to the reward, of one hundred guineil,,.*l in fait!, but for the trausaciton would stilt,have remained a ricerel., and the prisoners would have escaped. the punish.. anent they. appeared to deserve,,. Mr. klaantoT, the Sitting Magistrate, was ;Of: opiuion that the matter should undergo is,tull hives tigatien, and to. that end directed that Op prisoners might be remanded fora future examination, when we shall be able with Propriety to lay the whole ease befaie our readers. Upwards of 2,4001. .worth of bullion, it appeared, had been stolen from on boari , .the Archduke Charles by thelabourers eit i pl u y ec i t o .di sc b arg e the cargo, 0i which only a very small portion.has been discovered. , La 36 or 110 SPITVIRE,—.-.Yestefday •afternovni about Icier o'clock, this elegant little vessel, which, has won .niany prizes given by the proprietor s of . Vauxhall anti the New Itanelagh Gardens, %VB.': 3Ui:k within .900 yards of the Red House, on the Sul 'sideof the Thames. ..1t being a spring tide, .Ntitii a strong wind, she ran against some flOating timbers, by which .stie was bilged. There were five men and a boy on board, who„glade their escape u;i olao timbers." The accident is said to have broil occo-, alone:1 by the vessel carrying „too - mach sail. It was prattising for the silver - cup aril cover given . by the Proprietors of the New Asuelagh Gardens,' and is to be re-sailed for this day., . The following melancholy accident ha' happened at Cambridge: On Saiutday laSt, Citaites Skiniltr Mathews, Esq. M. A. Fellow of Dowhing went tcp bathe in the Caw, a :line above liditown, but venturing-in a deep part of the ricer, he got en tangled in the welds, 'and though an .e.welleht swiinther,, was untortunately,urown,d in the pre.-. sence of three gentleOry!ti who had it. not 6 'their power to a`P.iSI. hint, . ovVing to the danger of tho place. A boat was prot.;ured, ;Ind the body 4oa4g, up in about go minutes. but too late fur restoration to lite, thotigli eiery possinle me its IklIS use' cl - ty . tlie -facultylor that purpose— Mt. Alathcw s was i n the t4.7th yvar of Ins age, lately of 4 1' tinity College', and. took a Htei ArtanVes deWekt of b, A: in Jautany, t#os.