The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-21 00:00:00

';~ 1~ I M I ' I4 ONIPTtI. : r .h.tet ; .f . s, hair, I . mng f?r r t il ) eir . °/ 11 4 1 / AlvHlence 01,01 I I:valry r KING O ing, tranJ4i,o 4 Thocn cw i s a It.tve tecent shewni, ~cwofa K rnc. .4t6Tl' .1A 'l. PORTLI:GAL..' , e lON estlhli,liment of th, Portuguese ,re4u ar, tr ail ii piroputed at fir y theosa yd. j . 0 i ihe rse ~.„,l ' llfast there iikeie fOrtyfrour• thous t'ttl men, n f 7""lntitTitty.eight, twit on 1-Avi..erott "-.Prerkehe.-tit r.4 1 / 4 ,ftiilelArrt: 6600 d4sros.t,4tt I. o n d9.trj , P ti ., i:r2 un d er the bead of fl sick,' rettuits, pfisonel,;. iol44.witli,'Ut leatte ;" - i:if tife•latter there Wire , it ( 14 ' 1 . 4° t han '-'OO. Ot'the; CB,ooo' men - prAlcnt; .4`lloYr2F,ooo,were .%.vi- h Lord Wl-IlittgW4l,___in.. ••• • • I'l4l,ltali'll "hit the B,ritish Army. Ttte,caaiB t i M :f 4 I 4 be. teleced to tout); This is 61ift,Talser ;no? tnotolted tn anao ; but of this nurnlialithWie 101‘t'y'lltiiicti. There Were . 2000 of .thetnamilb . , ;di,i l , n g i nn• Of . the IVlititia there were up re , ' va,ooo, armed and , tit . for duty. To tliset, , , p f ) ix ~ ,t hfi the Ordefianza. • • • Itl r 41 it 44 catetneitt itAppears thAt there are 6000 tr , ‘ ; ..a ttc)l to complete the regular army-,- ; 4 dc -1,14. j oi ale 8111 or m,,,,, Nst ordered 9000 men . to be . IN 6 1 1 I l .tier wert, to be at the derois'bbo4 the. 66 6 '''''Y. B , x more battalions of . light troops,. lii st , i ° , l ' l l lq 36u0 !nen, weri - alsb orctei s ed to be lis t ," 61 ,9" e the' Loin auits , .'ilksioa•-qvi 11, lortO' : AW'llliu'rls!Atttiaie actoally reedy. ,:.,. ~,. ' • '-'' , L tit‘ i,ntl i hit of lily last, .the',allied army'under . tiito 4t 4 , ll.l , l t l u° atilotinie,l to ‘ou,i)66. rank and file, 1,,...:r,c40.0g a single Spar.iard. , inter I to the, Froich teturns, which- have ino,itititt.d, the, French Armies in Span , titi ii - . t o l ,.ott 'the lit 'of june, 1810, to 230,4410. 44 0, 1 11 e tat ht June, 1811, th ey were only • i s 11, 4 ,., 1 v Total•lois it) i 3. months, g 0,400. And to v l° be . 04 , 41 el, that no troop% ret tiled t ". 4 ceduit. sal 8, du ct . .... , i . that period, ,excppt tint the Ts!, l e rit4„,,d,.°l_ btit.tiiiiklieletUn . regimeula. - 16 i1 66 16 ' litti t „, l ., 4 ' trnotsuitv Spain has been SO•urguOtpllitit I vi at(u 4 4 o ,.. °lll o..Yliach ca [tie- to reinforce i44o§Ptyle. tiiiit ti ,,rvit . (I .° l the firth battalioust,lclitiv(en&n't Iclrc e i,, "I I "° .iti't, usua ll y eit depot, and' 4 ittle4 istvet tieloie 1 0 id brett ii,ii out ot Tram,. . , • ................„,,,........,,-_- . ..liaiiL/11/, V% t t ' ,,,, ,• ' ~...............„ , • . •. : ,?' 7 Vittl,tl:l4.llll MUCh.bittilaetion• the oPirli,tb °L. : 111, k,! ( t )lar l;( 1 1 . 111 4' hO' respeetable a tlßtft.tl'Lß'l exerts ,ik i'l . Cavan ...:-Tilteil bentlemen nav,e, of t " 4 oir.t ' -' • .Nilik•ttiogf ti,,i, 1 ,. t ,cideil setitiments, t hat no- ~ , Itirci o4 7411,1 Y •shou4l be „. l4llled. on ati) Nii/Fa... 1 . 11 1 , he 0;,.; I:61.141' the 6,1 0C1101) 0 I he. High Stk;i-tt:ii. kthi ii .'ytlitt riot convene 211x.Meet.ng wit tiouc .tie 41 04 4/ 7 °I 'it l!, st tout respectable Freet , (olr*.;.: Su khii;lPkvtou, outlet of ,tourteen Clays Should Th e .` kt .' . ' . , , • , LiC,lo4,aloo therefore may halt at tie boondarirls•• :1.1,1,,„ \V1 t0l Ow oiiicial sltiCtion, nO,',lVleet ;''!l)t c . , , ,; l , ll Pri"vtis to be , 141,1 iitg.;il or. the , CouttlY, liitia,: l '" l 'e( l l tlit. Kg! ' .sheiriff Viii t6C . Ctraill i11'er.t),,,,;:,:t11,41. 111 11tivrtssitiontlkts , birore . be....‘4b , t.... , ),..'"9 , n) .A.;,,, '. ' I W tlitt Conit'y will , . lutve adt.tlsll; ". a t t bi ti;,.. 1 ,,,' y`lt , so that iti , ,! probity ) t heloyaq, t '`d, 0 ,,,,'1[.!'" 1, ?e' of ei an in ty put dowil , i tie 4';',44)'•"'ut', aii,i.ki'ilv, w:iteiti would cut Life ii • , . ` l'tet'i or :blerttiNl) i reputation. . AU0,20 Gst eveliin t, the QI.l,lF.Elis i, ' 1., • Ili I h 1 . ' H, i ' ‘. ' , like :of C.'A:mtaatUou ' t4efit t 0 . ,. • .. - t ", Iti,l w• it ; .. ( 1 • 4 tri6lens.-Ths :;;„ f) ~, . 1 I 1111 lc. 1 , , ~ , , i, : " e 01 LaNtratinc a., and .Prircist.s 'i....:'' '''. 1/4,i.pitift took airing; on li , .rst•-back Clitr„ ''.,, l'ok ~ , 1" lidt.ly 1, .' i 'c L9 :!:pliiii..ti, by 1.9!0 AL ' , . 11:ttti .1 di,1414e and CAnt.el . TAN i.on. 1 ilt , „ '' 4 1.y.,,i ,• r'het'sltes ELIZAD TII and MAttY„toOli '41'1(0 Pio2inare. 01 1 _ 1:1,, o ~ i , t 1,,..:... oft —......, ~., . • ..1 . ..w.A.Ak i i te, , wt. ' issex, wi„, bps hen llNigttit P 4 11 '' V 9 t,',,„)::lt'lltaY pro;iounted out of da9,19, ,, 4. c it " 1 iii„,( tl ., A:4 . of the lcvincille, who ciitin 'r.'o)t .! 4 1 , : ; t : i 'i .li''t 16S by lii i.eit,(wte4q'ilotti..tility I ). ,` • l444 ..d'4ft t tist:'l-trge uf h•s isrol`eSsinilald'ltY* t h'zq, 1 4 t,. 'tiii,.ai.lftil close of the 4ie , „Tt. of ' 1. " 1.- , . 4 , 4 th it ti l i le eldest s.,n of the Chancellor to the qY I 4 ' 1 % Ilitf..ltvrs , . • I t i li i! i ‘ I , tl tp,,t,!iv.ed from Ciinada, We t`!tift .. ..tt)atl t ilic AinerCim. 1y, 4, i .' . ": , n in the tnnt-ti, 0..,.. .i..id 6`411.1.:(.11,11Le ilet4hboui hoi)d of Lirlebtx• 9Aye? i . . 0 ue • Sevrr. I .944', t f .' '-` • , •. ' .i,• CM 112 ti,,1 c1., ' la- (tiugliter.of a respeaable c.!9!*Ar „,„,,,,..„,, . not 013;f y 'tiles frorii 'St,: George s, ,: t4 trit.. l t L'l'l, VilS )re . .1 • f eloping with a 44 tc), i t', , ,„i 3 tr 1 %Untt . o • rem . n 'Mo t , -. *,, by the fidelity h itt , .+N, itia . i,l evt ilin,,, -, , . ttq't 41,d w ,i'. tt:t vant, to whom she entrusted her It ; 14 14, 11 n, in c , njutlion with ;;ter master, ‘ t t .it.., i „ 1 4 . -Ntlit, 3 t4eitre the enamourc-d fair one, at N't ` 11 ' 1). - - • h'-• r . 0 1. 14) ' ‘4 lXti . ' , . '4 a 3 stepping into a .Oat -c...aise,.i it t .„' ta v 1., Ili WI ICII ti as the idol. of .. her heart, ~ I w,,,.Nir., 14 1 ..• iti c i l 44, 0). lopvi thus desiri,yed at a rno-... k P 41,, . ''"t Qxpec:ted, immediately drove oft tii k ri. ki, 3,, ' . w il,s q ~,,) ••It%it'roN Cofitinites td- mount rt 1. I ' 4l ' tir o . ' her trr, t 14 4 4 ,, . Artinaiit: plan) et Birminghato, ktc eclat ..,. 4i41 h iS . , eitl4l4 . aret til,agitig with 'titn. 'OUvr the, direction . of tieneral.• ie tta t ' t 'is , fs -i- . - c- -- ' t t i til • -, tont NI A r tliP.WS is to Join the Cu ' C' - ijiht ''' r l'i next ~srison -but -he was so ''. 11 l 1 11, ~* . . i'. ' ~ ~ ' • i,, elitiiii Arm 4 . k'it.lr Ainarters at tire Lyt.c.,u , n2„ . L ' i i ,,,, ot. n, iicAtlild xepotlis...c.ottidtrl. S4,,,,ivqh i llkt:',. twit ot the, sett - :%17:" -', '': ' ~ 1, 0 hi4 ht-ti ~, ,: it ' u t s,c= ~ , i?ts, `lit's tesigovd itis .' 8 - tit:tat - jail . ' ai 'thAi 4 Not I"viore' *Rd - 1..) . 441. '441 14- eligagel 11, Isis_ i l / 4 1,i. 14. 4). M. 1011114 . anti the- Niiinaotrs -114%% c 44 ttr„,' 4 ll ''' l tole,‘ but upon • 'what .are .tall , d ••ti ltri ' anti tit. publ ' 'll -1, ;it- 1,..„ . . , tC,WI. reset thut the totiltitt, it i, tici'litii ended in in, - open rupture. t tli 411.40iir `I.,:"411 censolution;lo secure so CX`, Ittiy ~ c ". .0A I.)uw,T,'N • . .., • ! i ll ' i 4, , -4 . ,• 1 / 1 1. 1,' 10 ii ay 4 ! a I,l,:irky.,fif.,fi'mr yoong nien .itt '44tovi, L''' - ';' , "trtt nom I.)tWeeli WolilvViell b 4110 ,e , e h' 4, 10 ; . 4 tlet' gust of yttnt, (t,IleY, 14-It',:''' I . ;ilk7 4 ' ''''' " I '" i4 gt . ipttol, 0, llte,g,4,:kiz.').4gl' • i , ii„.„ ~ ,H., ~' - etq k ,,,, t , , -4- l" , all pieeiptiaiel tutodttie. .1,).,.:' ~,,,,i ,,. t- iortiviately iesentiil trool tpoir liv, " ,- .il- ''''' 'ii? wvt ,•,,.- . II N, e•aaie y ,inder on zio.ruk, in a i - . witorr b - who•cante up at the ..... .. .► i .(`' • •• • T♦ ~ rrriM'oflln - C-Laitew Ire, fat the Murder of : iLicturtt .tviaipaa, a! KAinitwarth:s.aboit ,20 IrearF 1%03. - 1 , N o r ,CL ARKE addeessed the Jury. The stittjed. of • .i . his trial was 'the death of a young man at. 'Cepa.] 9shtth ; in this county,' in the month or octottr,' - He' Was found floating ow' !the - watts, ; at -the- time it :was uut ft.own who:it - was t i ti.n was the Ca-sr a his death, .but there appeared inaii . krtuaiks of vi , letice on hish:o4. ,Ultr% . .7.gn years ) , nothing liarl transpired' to -tbrow arty light un the mysierjous . - . circumstances, attrnding , tne death of thi, unfortunate pew!), till about eijit or nine months itgo, when Lee, who had been - tried, tor 'an offence and sent to the hulks, in a entiverstitlnp a fellow convitl , give the pitruieLiiiirs.vi, the _Whole atiinr.. °ugh!!!!) was, in consequence, , Jaken into .e . Ostoti . y , as an accomplice attd they were 'now to taLe their ttlitl, oii suspicion of the, above ,a-1111rdrr. I&VAabeth Borbridge examined. by ,Mr. formerlylived at tSenilworth. Site kti'i‘-‘ , the deeeas:2d (R:chard - 'Whifibn), before she married .; 'he , ' was 11 , y0U(1g matt, 1115 father was irti.tner. end buttcher,..tt.She knew both the, pii• `soners, Onghtoe atid . t t ee ; they were both living at KentlV. orth. The htst• time she saw, Whitton, was the night before he was tound dead ; she thought Jilts •was at:out twenty years ago.. -Ditceabecl over-. took witness as she was watking.at lieifilworth the' night beloee, about 'nine o'clodc; th4y - sieaffthd Hear' Was(tbrook Deceased' Bad hold -of her band, but he slipped -behind her. There was. an orchard ueac, .the, bridge where he slipped behind her ; she walked slowly on, expeeting him to :fol low.' She heard hilt call ; he said, " Stop, Bellies," (Mts. Burbridgc's maiden name) two or threerimes ; he called in a, whispering • tone of Voice, not 'very loud ; she looked back and saw him stooping down —this was near Lee's house. She heard deceased rue over the bridge ; She walked over the tnidge after hint, toward's Lee's house, after which see saw no more Of.him. • ' Sarah Smith lived at K.enilworth.in 'the year 1790. 'Slid was not married then. She retnetubekd the time when Whitton Was found dre ^ ',ca... The evening before, she was going to, Mr. Duito!s, the 'erothrr of leer master, to borrow lantern, about ight o'clock in the evening; it teas a.'vety light night, When she got oPposite to Mt. Lyttle ton's,*. she saw a man over the Hanyb style, as it is called ;. the ntan runniug, try last towards Mr. Lyttleton's -facto') ; mei hi :, tigaitist.dernes nwidl's house, patt.h., SC-1;01r; she knew the &tan .tio tObts Chatles - L.l in•a - light-coloured coat, witu sleeves the body; his watocuat was onbutto.eed ; ?Jew ung , oered and •lipp.-u d. Wie:n*tl , Vi"' slit sat, Hakoo,. Lee !"..1 - 1.. iu his hand, cienened, and said, " • Huta —or toli g ue, and don't sp.-.,k a word " Ile 1. 3 nOt s a , . all, 'ptit ran 'on aft Itie . ,way,. very last. IN ittioss stopped it d lookt.d after bun' itt.soe : whet , tie .cut, but 1051 N;4llkht Mr; State %%la Oil till she "tu , t(l'Ai budge in ;. when ,-she bealti„.a g ieat noise in I lie wine', is .t did not 'see inA ttyti i.ut .nexthiorp jog sifie,saw, the prbotan - , fiiiti, 1., "..t,..where was ,ou going •14 hurry.. last. eight wll.n f rue; . be it you 'met tilt;. .1 ray not hunt Inane into., seven o'clock I. , st n ight " :She ht . known Lee a 'great. while., She was quite. Ceriaar Lee wss.the , , • • . Mr. Attlilicw,Wili:Ox - .w ‘.3 a :SUrglion, living al :Kenilworth in tne year-1790; he reirannueted being called in to exatinne of young Whitton, ,wheo• he hail nesn'taken out Of. Atte hotel „two or tkee days ; he noticed on _cacti. sine of the neck -a redness, tbettella4 t3e , ninarks of•violc4ce. lie 'opened the body, AO tOUnd II to a very uatueaf ritaie about tire near,, tln rax, and abdinneri—tbere .teas no water in 'he sttniiTtCh,.ner did it appear it If there - had been any : he - the head, arid blood vessels' t here weresety atid turgid. lrnin•thie exaluitsitiu.i 01 the'body lie judged that the, deceased had been strolled. • • , • John Wilodcock, Wils, Coroner on Ihe body of ‘,Richard Whitton.' He• recei , ed Atte dep sitiou 01 : Mr, Ridges, , .a Suigeun of .Kettilworto, 'Jut vino Is since deceisecl, and who examined *the body,. to. :get her with-the bist..-witiless--(the. exainietit ion Was then read),; by •which it appeared to be his opinion; that the deceased was partly strangled befOre he watt thrown into the water ;-,ltts-reason tot thinking..so 'wns, that there was hok.ater 104nd - either in' the throavor atomath, The ur:xt - witheisCalled was John Clayton, a con via on board the hulks; .He itnewi the prisoner Lee ; be saw him on board the• hulks at Langston harbour, near Portsmouth. I t was some tlma in . January last he was with Lee, arid had conversation. wits him respetting -Whitton: About this time a newspaper (dl into his hands reaper aing the death' of -14.1 r. Whitton, and that a *mail of the name 'of Oughton bad been taken up for the murder. -told - Lee of the cireuntstauce, pro ions' to which, he asked Lee if he knew a. matt .of the nanic-ot Oughton ?:he mild be did. He. then asked nun it • knew- a . man Of the name Whitton he said yes. 'Led then , told *the circumstances of the case: " I and Oughton went to get apples in Whittou's Ja. ther's orchard. I lett yughtun to watch, while I Went-to the apple-tree; Pughtoir saw Whitton cotrang; and called out tome; tie was after us.-- Ongliton ran across a small meadow, and Whitton 'atter hilt. When I saw them run, I dropped down abut the apple.tree, and followed them across the meadow,. Otighton leaped .at•- the mill-dam ,and :jumped into it. When. I got to the edge of the Whitton atid Oughtun were struggling itt they Water. , ..-Oughton called out to me, if you . do assist ate he w ill drown me, he'is too strong. I ran up,'and jumped ott the top of Whitton in the Soon alter, Oughton 'and 1. Lull the tie ceased ,iii the tlatn." • Cross-ex:tanned by Mr. Reynolds. Witturts said 'there were more pet son's present besides. himself e, hen Lee it the confession. Witness Wade nu meniu. riindtlift of this couve.isation; but bore it•• all in his aleatory. Her acid that it' was quite out of curiosity he inquired into this business, and lie did nut . I,llititrititiicitte it to tin}- one, till .Mr. Wait.., a Soi ui;bi t.,t lied lvvoilll, catne'oe board the vessel ; the 'Ca , iia a Ott o , sent for hint, respetting the converse. „ttoi, oh Lee. Mt. .bdiiartii- Woite,. Solicitor, said lie live*. al ruellt I WVII II brotiter...`.' fie wttit t 6 (IA Fitilki niakeingttii4es respecting Let, "and 114.110 not reeetyed any geocr from 1116 . hisi - Witne6; until 'he Went down to'' the Hollis. -: s • Here eociedith6 eittlence on the Pirt . efthi pro- • secuttoiir ,„' II Lindshili then.iiked the prisoner Lee, what • 11-31 to 144 , '• in his geience, to whiehtlie_ptisoner . My -Lord, .I',llaVe 1101iiing 10 sty, brit .hope you will- , pare • Mr. 11.4.011 THumso t hen .acidressrd - the Jury.— fie regtiested they. won!ei di - Sp.iisoi from, .t he i r minds . any bireunisionees they had ._heard relate i, .4* Any thing they lixt stert-it, retpemirig this trans actibil, against the ,prisoper, thanes Lea. Wil t., resrett :to Opglitdn, his Lordship.-,observed, ilsss► .1! ty.!4 , J.J.gt N'!* _ . there was ou- eintence wiEneyer to crimipate him.' After :'lecapituliiing the .evidenc.with much perspi cuity, his Lordship :Closed .by sayini; it Niottld be far the safest .wqy tis .Lee, guilty of instn,lagghter. • .The icry.euilinih , ed• five minutes, anal„ returned 3 - verdict agaito *of 4 11 an. slaughter; dttaau acquivall tavotis,ol Qughtun. •The Becordcr of Loodonta lieliort to the PRINCE gROUNT un Monday incloded'i he following coovit.ts under sentence Aildeadi in N.ligate, viz: • • lames liendgetts.: Elizabeth King, Soantiiih Nl`Plicrstm,. alias Arnort, and Mary • M'Ooritild, : tin stealing gods, scc. in. 'a dv,..:llilnt-I)44se ; Thomas' Mann; lohn Francis, and ' LtaCh, tin totArry ; 'losepti Antonio and lusepli !Sing, for 4,u - iishway robbeil,,and 14ubiu.son,,! otfeime Wlitn:fgsepls Joseph` lung,. Thomas Nunn, and John Francis, w era ()Were& kir excti-' !kill 'QM Tonsal • THR LSI , aaOlic.TED.—A Ohost, softie ti:or past:hes arnth,ed 1110 inhOitatas of Ken- Goie with. hiA notturtml planks, and deed 4 terror,- was"detetted i9ti Sunday exeiling 134 t; in a!artAng (tom a stAte, habitrd in, tnil!fi-white 14 the putTose pfalarittitg•the •tiwid,;bi Mr. Wit.- i"itv, of - who ,tototeJlatqly tilumb.ked . , the tiow terror-strickett gho,t, w,!lotn he di*covoreci to.bo the-soli of i res,poottblP.-Gottlical3n, at Hapi-I . . inerssulfl). The f.spri3Olt ; begged: for Allery . in the roost pathttie terms, autt.tuight hhveescapc,i, th e poni,,hmoni heedeserved,...but:for,, the approtteli of -4r , era'. persons .who had previously . been t.y Ins adpearatice, and without ; lic 2 - 1 \atino, and cootrory to theenireatiesyllclr. WILSON, eon • . ocPted him to a tiolse trough', where they cogjed his energies be trequ:.-tit nnwetsions. „,,, ' . l e Ghost that is said to haunt castle-4tre.t., () , o;wl , ,st , eet, is repot-el, to De the appaTitiond? A , tist, who resided in that r t treet, .and, st,,,pos e d to hate been disturbed by .3eei,ng the twuse winch he inhabited cleared of till the zee no/ able dust ,w hich Tulle Lod Si) amply accilinut4trd, att4l by /In/gar decency. List ,week 50 shoo were frilled in the neighbour-,, hood- u , octister, ,by .maskiliand a sheep Ogg. - Mr tr4, • !)e converted . is now preaching in the Methodist- Meeting-house, -in, Cork, weere i a subsei ippon ,1 as beeti.matle.for dig institution in that coy, ,to.. converting4he Jews. . Tuz Mwritom Ts„---On l'ueSday last s the Con : . ler , nee of tin. People called Methodists, closed their Stitingi at Shetlield. There is An Increase of Menzhers, and the Preachers and Ch4els h*ve in creased in proportion:2 Their mission's in Ireland were i i , ol;.eh of in'a very invpurat)le manner -1 Mr. Charle3 At 11191%, w.la CLOsCII Prcii6ot, and the rtk!‘• coke, Sil:retary, The numnbem of Preachers who .iventied .was nut le. thin Twenty-.six Preachers, having finished t14.1y yrobattqn of fuer year 4, were. put-itchy ieceivud into,full connection; and the dematiri tor Preachers., : fron) t !iiPrent park* Of Ow 'Jolted KingtiOtn•induced the Conferrot:l; to admit doyttilg. o me') fOr trial_ cal)kii'dateS lOr 0116' proof of the growlog strength of: this cooitni)Oily. In a tiled Pt be late York: ASsiZes,.'i neat of the. nricne of Joseph ,(..iosnersal, who • had lyten an Arbitr,abr topettle the. 'di4pute bUtore : the action, ;,:as brought. basing concluded his ey:ldeoce, Mee-Riche, .tire .1114tli -.A Lounsel, ",If' y. 1,1 are,i)ot.very 4usy, - .Mr..4)bitracw . , • I should. be ,glad it yqy vi:044, , ,51.,011 this week; 'as we toay,,perhop!, wish , to refer same causes to .yo u." To this tour hpiteo: ,Joss pot bluntly rrptivd, in a stroll . ; West •Itttling accent, " Why, an if ye,did, .o:m4 :might happen be as we'ell sattled as ye l .ll-sat tie 'Clio." . - Vbe ComMittee of the General Hospital of Lir . . . nanigitain'' have tepre , enteci to the High Bailiff that great inconvenience would arise from the Fair being he;-1 in the saebe week with the Grand Altisieal which can only be celebrated in the ti•st weekAni ()donor, the ,Hi g h Bailiff has ordeledihe Fai- to be prncia•ined,the week preceding, Monday hist the return one!, between the one arm and one kg I ;ens ' iout : ki . cteet, ! ,v Hopital.for 1004 guineas, was finally decided at Monrpelier CsEirtietr& in favour of the one armed players, .by. forty ytitis 'Thiv match was , ex tremely well contested.. The 'Second in ' t riniii'''Y'ere played on theigth, and. 55th an ‘ l poitpiined for the t hi , dAlity, •jn.,,conscluence of . the Wtl . weather being so much to th ( 41 , 1 , :rotige the one legged side, who seeral; times Inq ur •,bruke.their innhifs, which 4.llS.istei - betel" ' s . time 'Of Wad them •on ,Monday last. As soon as thd th atch decided, the victors. wer . .e,conNeyed home to . Green- Wieli in 4 triumphal ca r, wob the Will& trophies of rejoicing and exultation, The •wtre well attended each day, and the cOuipany, highly diverted with the sport. •• ,;•:• • LooAi. 11 , Iti.tTIABiletters froM the Western lfilm, 'or fiebrtdo„ wc are, Informed that that fine body of klighlapders, the 4th,•or Lung Hand' re:, giinent of Inverness-shire tacit ;militia, und e i• th e command ati Lieutent-Cnlone 114 l .jccitinald of Statfa, ass embled at Denticcuhr .(head-quarters), on ihe st2ti July, for'their 'annual training and exercise whets the a hole, with' the exception of. two rani; and file (vlto Lire suppo,ed to have' entered the nissy) appeared at drill. The regiment isdresied in the coitlpktp Highland garb. • ' . .Nietititly night, between ten and eleven _o'clock, , as a young MAO, - of the name'at Phillips, residing in the tielghbanthnorl' of Kennington, was returning klet9SN ttte fields , trout Camber well, he was slopped by two hintpads, armed with bludgeons, who knocked hmn,down, and rifled hi pochets cif his watch, a doliar,. and tWualfillingt in silver, with which they escaped. • • ••••••• ••• -• •:• • , ,►ui4Cti ~ Mgr thr - routinp busiuesi of the .fr_focrt had 1, , .4..11 gone through, i p he friAls t :he cr:roi! , :d, cor v Innee'cl, wthn °hit H rc'risun , ged u , fur tnK info . f.h!ndsworth, and weating tandgt , t and pleaded - guilty. Ur w adnionished' by the. Judge; and informed 'thlt,he,woold' obtain no' favour or advantage by pleading guilty but he oblii.tatrly, persi.ted ;n sn doing. 1-le•was atterwards 3rr . .dgned for ire thog tea•kettle, to which c har ge h e, pl ea d e d tot Guilty ; but this, being a minor Edienee, the trial dui not proceed; and the Learned Jadge, Sir iSitnott Blanc; in ti most- solemn and ,nn i ,reiove ,mordser, immediately•pionoun a ced the w fill sett. tericta Alai: upon, him ior the buyglaty 11.4 vivrth. it came out dal the pi isdner liberzu . ctl froth in* coml. gaol, .about t he Commencement, of the‘pre4ent year, after twelvemonths mriptisontnent • fon a'flitiner otlesire. c'! ilGram Fiaiingioit ; a man of an idiotic appear. ante, aged 2,2.,•gommitted on his own contesson for jr;-! having; in OCtistier; ito8; set tire to 'het:A:mn o lttllis of Messrs. Dicken; 1 +bon and Co.- it Alrow4s.— Guilty, Death. , • • Samuel Wright,. oged , 36, for manslaughter:-1 3 t appeared at evidence that the prism, r, and George Wood, the deceaNevl, had a quarrel , at linisletn wakes, late in thevvening of the ittl July, in COriSe.. quence of thtir taking d..fietent sides at , the fighting of two boys.; they were.hoth in liiittor, and there . was no woof of the prisniter being the aggressor ; neither was there any-Positive evidence that he gave the blow which proved fatal, although it was proved thattie and Wand had fought two rounds: Wooo's death vviis occasioned by a concision tinder the right ear, protecting either. from a blow "or fail. Mi. George Ridgeway and Mr. Richaid Hicks, at Shel give' the prisoner an excellent chancier, as a good-tentperecl. orderly man ; and atter 'a per,pi.: - up by the Juttg:', the Jury re filmed a Verdict :of Not Guilty. His Lordship el i• ter . WjrdS addresed the pritsoner, advising bin to 3,-serve the good- character 'given of Initt; mot in order avoldtaCh frays iii tittuie, cautioned "to kevp away i fioin wakes.", . „ : ::~ r ~ r--~...:ti-....~..~.,:.~.:,,. Died.l44(le&,-on the 1211i' Wet'. on hita Srri,val at - 1/zrby, id be eiChitiited at the' nocea, (on wh:cli tidy '; he attained the-age of .31 years) John" ComtninS, 61)1)43 i inches high, • .• Yegesclay a respeaahle pawiibrotter,•in t t e n e igh. bouthoJd of Clare-market, mit conirldek! the !ir k-1411y n l Aos.'and'ios.. - costs, 'frirtakirrintir iiiiereit for a•oled4e'rhari is allowed by AcY , cif:Pitharnent, onthe,infor4tqllen of Samuel Sti - achab.' !beat' Fowler, of. Setiall-street, 13ermondser, , said, that on' the sth iniYant, si te pledged a 'gold ring at the defendant's shop for as. and on the will 'instant, 0 she redeemed it, and - the shopinan•charged - her' oa i penny interest, whereas only A 'halfpenny. was due. • Sir John Wrottehley having;made some reflit tionq on the StattordshirJ Magigyrates, which were ca ll e d by Mi. Floyer, a-toni calumny," the latter was' tailed to' an account by the 'Baronet, and aller'S !Ong borresitendeuce, an , ex planm tun , wok pl3ce-, and theatf.n.was -amicably adjusted.' L' • Thursday morning; the.body ol'a very tespettabla looking man wardisciavered, hyoid 0t ., -.tha spew: openers, in the new:Catholic iirelitrendon squate; Somer's-town. The body was removed in a shell-to Si Workhorise. - It. y supo,,ied that he had diet/doting divine sr.rvice uti Wedoes day'rifteriroon,. . • -A Mr. M..of Manthester, lost night, , plt rod' toThis existence, by a rstoi ; at •.Aticierton'. Cortee. • house,- in Flec-street. It i. stated; Oal. he nail cane up to Lond.in itt eonsequenCerof.c:itnineteml eMbarrossnients ; had vak-cied..art nth antigeon4.ar yangetnent with hiseredttors, and was 'driven •to .thd cointhission of ltni.:ide by - a reftis•il in the City.to. ra ify the artawment. • Nr. lia4 left a , wife, hot happily•no cltaplratt.. FORGED Cll AttACT2II9.—A man of the name of .Jackani ,1 t i1ig,,t1,4113 . 4' kind Of office .for selling clia..: raeteis to-Servanti who' are in , Want of th,m, has been remanded-litdi. Marlborough -street Office, for .recomittending a fellow of the' name -01 Matt, to A be . fittTtee of a Gentlethan in Wimpole-strtet, and , giving a fal3e chatabler.•,Thecharat;ter was proved,. to he in ,Alleb.prisonet's hand-writing, who ,tepre.,, sented: hirostitcto be a Captain Mason, .to Whoa' I Ite' polatoner-41sittrtrad' been groom *for two -years. The said Mott bad robbed his master , of tool. and detainpedi which gave rise to this inquir'y. On Friday evening three Foreigners,, of genteel appearance, were apprehended at Dover, on suspi cion of being French officers broke from t heir , -pa. , .! role. They represint themselves' being. foreign mer-. chants residing' in London, and 'cattle by wav of Margate' for an eicursion along the coast t . howve'r,t "after having been examined tir a coniiderable tiMel by the Colteelor of the Customs, under'.; the Alien Office, they were remanded back tot he King's Head Inn. where they still remain under the guard of some PeaCe Officers. A smart pitched , battle,' contested with more. courage than skill, was fought yesterday in Padding toti.tields, between two yung,nten, ut - , the tomes of Manning, a carpenter, add George,Cummens, a eletk . in a countinghouse. The price for which the heroes contended was the fair daughter 4a, public4ty at Paddington. A determined bent- of forty minutes Vas toughs, in which the,combatanti were so milled, that every feature was' disfigured; The pall) of victory having been for some time doubtful, Man ning at length decided it, by putting in an awkward blow on the side of his antagonist's head, which de. prived him e( setae. . ()GEN EXCHANGE, AUG.,21.--This day we have few fresh arrivals of Wheat, and not Much remain supply, few sa)es are effected, and tliose nearly at I,w prices; rarley again in short supply, and rather higher than Monday's cu,,ency i 'Matt and White Peas fully maintain their vrice, very few' of the latter; Grey, and tivani.ot_ each description, also keep their price ; there are like* ise . few further ar tivals of Oats, but, .with the quantities on on hand, form a middling supply, and sales thereof at little flufivatiOn ; Flour at late quoted prices. Wheat . ' 7itt* SiSi , a toss;Tek Bi t arts - . 3 6 5 a 43 Fine ditto - . 104 i a 108$ Ditto (fine old) ' ,, r '43 5 a 445 Rye - ..; • 4.5 a 4ts flits ' 21h , a asi a 30, Barley - - • 30,a 4 i* I . ,aland ditto . 3 , s 4 32 3 malt .- ~ ~ 1 , 0 , a 74 5 rotiitoe.4l , to . 334 A 5 W hitePealilX ' 4lors SU a Os Rape Seen - . 3SI. a. 121, Grey ditto . . 473 a 535 Fine Fl our - 4. a ss ' a ;97 , 1 u a s . .. . 4 61 4 • ,is Seconds . • .. 8,,r, g b)g