The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-31 00:00:00

A X• 1 s. it 13? ~ q~lc~ ;~~~,c~ tT~~` DRylzr-L;ms ritedrAt. 1 (: i t 17 e 0 eriloy there w ,as a General •Assernbly ak:the ~ .„ ,e,(1.4`...1) and Anchor Tivern, of the SubsCriburktu• the New brury-Lane Theatre, and . othett iiterest4ft 1 5 its building, Shortly after one • o'CIOCk, • , . Itt l r : W H n I'lliE'Art look the chair. Sucb w the as - : te 1 4 of the Act of Parliament obtained last 6 i ii rmi 1 11.tt he iv,. beim(' to repeat some of the 4 ‘.. eine nts that ht, hat made at a former Niertitig , ti ' l: ° Cl,l he did . br l q3Y. It was,,neeessrry to know i miltl coin iitui 'Subwitheta and who would n or, And 4 : a had to ‘inf t ern thin% tbat the day oft Iterliiie will to decide that event—none could ..14 1{ 1(t ' dr :front ,tliiir.buhscritition after that 'day, ,te'e'nitai stated so much et th e fanner Ileporlbafib i ti 6 -) ; t° the el +Mil.. on the Theatre, though not, a:li 11, 11 t " 1 4t 1 ) oi he had fortnerly done. The. /41t p e rY t °I the Coitimiitee was then. read, and as the i in 'g t Qetiflcio34l prOcedeit - ,:he Made such ;nth.... j t ,, 1 , a' he &curled necessity to it , ' elticidati.its. tAlhoitztatjlotelidlrit,intillitipt,eiiii,c.moilip's...2ou,ieeendcee juti'orectietle'itr Rt;le"sCrela‘""lu4)ut:sB the i't , nitilliisg claims of the new ileiners. to on lel4l 11 'tt itni. thr number of claims ampuoted ittee. hur,dred ~ i iditinety-one, which number ha ; In tte.istii i IS)6, there being five new claims; 40:!1t1e1iii.,0,1,-., inn , 1234 iieisons, h.. 0 acceded 44 ' . frop.,,,id I. 1i)1.. 00e el . theclaintatita in k : l()i t i ':er Gr 1:; , k,. now in the West Indietr.; li ke c i. r t " . t,Gehtlerniti. ot considerable imp t • or • i1t r0 .. 1 ,4 - , fl it: ully of, L o nd o o. Tice Ili-Tort then 14 1 1:" . ' t to riotico Op.- 30001. SSareholt.leifii anif fts t i H : tl II a ; Praricd t i at nne, and but one, sf. ll re* th rn ":ICcide to cite pr();,() , ,ed arrangement. It CL III 4-I '''ti, that on, , loci iduil who had gi , en tip a to 1,,../ licil had NiliCe retraiiod, on the plea that ki l "' til l'ilod-roo.d the htisineioi, The Co , - 16, 1t1 ) , h 0 0 ,6,1 -0 hoped kt; briog these l oaners 10) ,6. 1,,,,,, ,.. ii.11,•,ii„ 0 t ; and at the same . time c 4 1 ... 41 4: : / i e 't tii‘•llltittiV,. 4 with Ihe 'faai Of chi. t. ii ttwiLYin''4"ctr• whcl'e any tniScOnception bia " ur ger:, " 3 Plea for vexatious conduct, or - far . ttli t i , l l . " ° ‘ of renaming ally pro.dosition. With i tstut ' : i\lr . Aclima's trust, that matter cannoned. 14 ' 1: 1" ' Since the last Meeting another psi tiditt,,;:i il . 'd been chrinted; but ice justice to tin! Hai ti , F.,' it W•ii dt:il i ed right -to' state, 'that the 11 ' 4 , s 'll in in .41e in . th , ,-! Inuit amicable man- I l t4 , ' J ell cl tilt) had ly•eii made, but . it was thought ' 1, ...if (44 ' 4 .1 not be , nytintaitied. •• Another cia l ' ll It t e4ll ) , lde in the Course of TuebdaY last, b u t.,, t ' i t ' t i '' i lliiitl ee hart inn yet had . an opportunity ki ' l im' u'llig it. The arratigetneut with the ri..,,, , ,,, 1 ,-„,.‘ ~,,„ uttiiitied in the same state in' which tt . % . 9 ,,.. I ), lt ' Pll'a' i lietl i" ' ' 'Other Claims had been nude,, , 0 t 61 ,;' I. a' w. )' -ight to deserve particular notice. . i 4iiiiil : :' '''` , s here t o be flatishali . if' rart tint of the . ' li t ..Pl ' ll) llnatttl to tLe p p unt)-;e of 'remulierating ilit,P4)Prie ors I had 'pi offered to refc r then '".. 1 0 , .• '''' I°. 'That rf un dTay to m eet the Ira t ,i, ;:trtutration.. . ! , he ns .. 1 11 )6' it,parr • then stained >- tb.i'l the . pit , ). , ''', vi 'l I 'd , entered into ~ati agreement: tO COnvoy 111 1 '1 ; 11e () I . . the prOpertylo toe New SUbstih l ers ki6 Ili, cohient to ha ve no coin ern • whate v e r ~N i i .lt • NrAv . Th e atr e ,. iii COliiidtqal:oll 0 stCrtAr• .1 . 1 4 , 1 1 tii l 'it . , i , si i tin plol%o-c.LI Lyn 61; Ci:coMiLtee , day of e ail%tons to reitit. ~ t. :.-vt-ry ()While 1 P II e' t h,,,,,,,, -1 11 1 „ ` ew SUhgC.;r:b.-.T:,„ta'' did not dz:sire the ~ ~1"'Ir, ( 1 litllin.iiit.. helot e Ow L6lll pe' lola t'f 1i , 14 , il l, Pede i 3tt ' it Itiv at mint of thrin before ~ .voliil4 I 'm th t' tlrtt g r c": l .r r. NV. huvilig : again scatted Ni rf:l l' i t :, h-l ., °t 41r. fie, japin .Wyatt Nadi . been 1 )ti: ' ru .the e„ fie, expiessecl 'regret 13 t . ktt, 9 i bli ged 10 rei. : I)" I . able s',,eciinclis ‘ , l ‘ l h 4 93(1 b e , . /..0 . so 111 . 3 1 y , i.,,,, , ~idied. it , 1 ,,,,,, ii submitted to them. 11. ' '-, ~ 1,,5,i,v `ll;:ink:Thunitte.... bad 'not deemed . . 11 1 3 , 0 Pe r I ' , ' , " tis ct., L .titat r 6 , to furtherance of bulldin., the : ,1 1 'A i : ,: , t''4l l ,l: l . ° eilire the expo, co that woulo at ice.i.. ~I, Ti ,,.1 ,: tzNieeat)lngwtati ascertained, .the R t iport infotrnew, 1 , - ,, *ic h 1,1, t ha t an agreettlOnt had been entered , It '''' ), e ' 'i I* "°wltl fur t..e t-rection of it. .1 he 11' 4 °. " u q din g it, including the furnishing of '4 lO tJ)tett, warm, is 0 _ s , i d 1 1 , 125,0001.- 1 . 0001.--- tat ~, -n .., xi.. %oil .. r HowleS' '"' tti l l th ' ' 11 '2,54)0'. was to be wild to IVI- - t‘, .. 1)t i)(1.4 114 ' aL d the remaining - t 2,5001. would ,be 111 siC, i re, the Payment of Surveyors, tor. orna 11' ' eetit'B ' kt:• it hid been agieed, that the ite 41 1(ite ei. ~. . , 14 44,4 i. ' l 6" Pay fir the building of the Thea toter, is og lii measure and value, ii they thought . ~t lt e!tt , 6 % ;. r 1 11 L'y might pay the ,turn agrred upon .. ; s ,4o ( ead been entered' into to the amount 4 . 4, , 1:° 1 4140, 41 , 1 , the Theatre" should be fit for publ:C, 1 2... i d ttgit on or before the first of October', 4, 1 al it e4c ; t i)aYin made it necesia'ry that the .`). lK(it)ed 1 ) - twain . ) on or before Midrielrbag" s y g t ir t .,,,,, h ; o thuip-y t h,lt t .h o d b een ieliiird for that 41 trip i i ' 1 . 1 e1 . 11 drawn from the Fire.offices.. The , ° Kli,„' l lurid had tint 'been touched, and it was ; 11 tia,:: 4 ` ll Part of it would be required befarep ~h a t hail I ' bu 'd bri-made to Parliamdpt to ratify 1.44,11,)eeti done. The• Committee bid taken i t li ti k:P (t) impertance sitiCe the last Meeting, b`tli ti i, 1 "g it right to int.ur itilte4 tztt en b ' till the i l 4 ' ll ' at the last NI .t. i irk , * should be sanaiotied - i ' l l i 't l :l l '" ai t ' l l ,, r . u4at i' m of 'the t pr . e - sent one. NV iih . te . tCe:bi, , ,i ~- kogress ot itt, ! . subscriptioligi they had 4 , 1 4 1.1 1 44 ) , t ', l 've Ole 1.41 Meeting, 50601. having been k .'tripi in additiOti:to the:former' amount. The litil!tio44 441 l now amounted to 120 i 000). r The sub :l.'l, i t , ,' l "d .it was - true, somewhat' fliv'tuated at (4 0 1 i i ",', 4s l , ience of certain prejudicial rumours k,, e41 1 C: 4 4 ,-,..,,t ii *P ,tuo.t in.ltistiiottily circulatecl— kt.i. tl ! ,j 0) : , `) . "".. 1 bill. ti1..40' runiours,Welik .114 ., 9 0 1 e .); i t t) s 'ad hUbs , ded, and the sill:Mt-non ti 'il k , ,'t iii, 1 t' C l. 'Mil ''' 11 ""PVIOU•ly. Thangh apposed by 1. it) :it:::111'ty mid by secto 'enmity, they' had iencih -4:1,Q,k1,1',"it that must' till the minds•ol ail with 4 ;1 1.,144tui.te hopes. (..optause)—Mr .B.Wpitt i a II 4 41- ' O , ! i i`" l.l t , 4 t lie iiispeki ion tit the Slibeleriberss k i 4ttf u i w ""loii , or criticisms , that alight be deem . t i t i tt.... t ; )u ld be thankfully received . by the Corn qwtr, /..t.‘l,()4(f rpp/9uses.). :'g EQ,,, u ," then proposed two ResohationS, tali" toi t .4 4l' A . 7 r llrortnsinorts,. - a'od expressive ' of the ir.. l4 ...,:it'tnly's tulles( tonfidenee in the ' Ccnn ' "ntriL te '`lt'Y *Were tai4nittiously agreed to.--(Sate It`kt.„ "toil.) • , - 4, ter . , , tl tis ti t. e cnversatiOn, it Was resolved, that OW ; • t 'l th, t u e Coviimitito ihooki,be printed for the N -(4), erth ers . - - ~,,,,, r 4 vv r l i ,' of ,: "4 “Aro.l.lien.-remaked, that he was not i 4 lll4 l.vi lk ' re i'',Ting anY necessity to call imottier V t S kv ee /Itig for, saaie nat. to COMe i 4) " ti,'t''' u uld at i r. • • - " • lig t ulil ii .- 4 the time tor ele6ing auditors. tke ti il ‘ t v" war's) much gratified with-0e cc n i" lilt Ili k - and s l howa theniselves to the titraolf to se cure its continuance ; and should they deem it ad visShle 'to convene a .General Assembly, such would be (trine. Mr. Lewis next prOpcisea the thanks of the meet. 'log to Richard Brinley Sheridan; /Ng. and 'Mr. Thomas Sheridan.—(See AcTherlisentent.) On the Resoluticitt being pot, The Hon. Mr. DOUOLAS K NICAIRD expressed ' his approbation of the Reseltition, and deemed it &Iso. lutely freeelsary, for the purpose of waiding air t Itose, uninst aod • aiticks that had`been Made 9nt the individuals nroned. It hid been represented, that all their .endeaVouts were , for the ultiinate Irmefit of the Sherilans. * Thai delusive idea Was, hOwever, best - refuted by a ,statement of the 1111 r. fore of the conctiro. The whole property, a cnn• firmed monopoly; w secured (or ninety-nice years, by the payment' of at, auttoity . of , o,noot. and the vane mightbe hest appreccatod, when it was stated, that some years since 19,0001. had-been ofrered to farin the I.lreatre. He deemed it a good sPecula lion, as good a one as ever be had known, and the ,public charactet's of the Chair Mali, and those ou the Committee, were sufficient securities for a cortea application of the property. 'Provided the in:map ruck be good,. and of that there was little doubt, this was the only .The.nrical specoEitiori he r e, 0 4 : jeCtiens might he over come, and Wlittre curt cern Most be profitable. Taotesolutions':had!.fliS approbation. • Mr. Pella Moore, claiming a few minntes at tention, and obserVing that it was impossible for him not to make some remark on the proposed Re solution, bore ieStimony the most honourable to the desire of general accommodation that the Sheridans had e%inced on the present occa4ion. .TherJesirto 'of acrommodation, the .prompt liberality in point of example, tte magnanim!'!pa disinterestedness whieli t h y had shewn on the 'present oce4sion, k, ere as;exemplaiy and as gre:tt, in, 14 , ..estimation as any thing:Ahar had •ever been ()tiered at, the shrine of public aCcommodetiOn.—...(Loud applause.) • coiduCt ot Mr. Sheridan, in placing hi; .ipterests at the discretton•of the Committee, was at once a proof of his good 'sense, and of the ,sineerity.of biy . desire , to promote tit!. gener4 object ; and the high public character which distinguished, honourably distinguished, their Chairman (Mr. Whitbread), was Mr. S.'s surearsafeguard for the protection ot his interests. With respect to the speculation, he agreed with the Gentleman who, had just Spoken ,(Mr. Kiimaird), it' was a fair one, and had every pre„ } ect of being . a profitable Otte' indeed, from the ecoitoory and rigid Juitiee which wuuld characterize the labours of the CoMmitiee, qlett would be the tendency of the managing influence, that.. it era, riot possibly' for the spe , illation n ot to >i t occeed,— (Heqr, hear! 'and' applause ! ) The sentiments of the propoacd resolution were just And honourable, and 'the paSsing of it was du:.; to the 'incirvidnal3 were natired in it. It had his 'lnust hearty ap proval. ' The, Resolutions. were t hen ,tiriartimously agreed to; after which Lord Holland took •the Chair. Mr. Lttwrs theitprnoosed thanks to Mr. Whit- bread.—(See 'Aver: 40144 C) • • The itesnlutiwt lia6ner .beett':put and iti: , PtOfed wit ttici conti utted ' a Mr.Witi-rati 4o.then retartied , thanks, tliter'which t . Meeting adjuurlied. • , SPOIiTING NEWMARKETTON THI RD ETING 0C ME „EaR, or, HOUGH. Elt. . , WM:1141:504T, OCT• 30. J'tc' A Subscription Plats of sal. for 2 , yr olds carrying 6st. 71b. 3-yr 010 St.r. tolb. Two-yr old,C.ourse.. - . ' 1,41. C. H. CAVCltillA'l'li b. t. TOpai, lister to Black Did, 11'..,mplid. 3 yrs . . . . t Mr.‘Latloroke's hc. Schoolboy , ' 3 yrs • : ' 2. Li Stowell's eh. 1. Mock Bird. 3 )rs . . 3 Mr. bloke's M. C. Rapid. g 3 Yrs 4 • • 4 to 1 .ist Mock Bird. IA G. H. Cavendish a Lecleston, Bst. 61b. beat Mr. Shokespear's Cheater, tiat.ylb. Alt. M. zeal's. la.tto.-4 to i abat Fec lesion. Sir I. Shelley's Phantom, Bst. brat Mr. Andrew's Morel, • Bst. :alb Ab M. a / a we-7 to 4on Phantom. Major Wilson's Antelope. Sat. beat Mr. Shakesprar's Chester, ost. 141161 hall of Ab. Mi sogs...-7 to } apt An. tc,iopc. . , _ w, . Chevely Stakes of :sgs. elch. ACMSS the Hat. ,t4l Satkville's Pan, 6 yrs Sot. 7lb• . . 1 ''Sit F. Studdralits c. by Mr• Teazle, 4 yrs 7st. sib. 3 Gen. (;owees bt. 1. by Dick Andrews, out of Tiny, 3 • • yrs'6:.t. • . • • •. 3 rs list. tolb. 4 - Lit l;. H. C4vendish's Florival , 5 y , Mr. Lake's c. auto:a sister to oatlantts. 3 yrs 6stglb• 5 7to 4 asst Hatt-7 tp 'z ilot Sir k. Statidtslt's c.-5 to z Flonvat, ' Sweepstakes of 3004 each. First Italia Ab. M. Off by C0115411t. Sir 1. Shelley's Phantom, rec. tcags. from Mr. Shake. speJr's loiter. Sat. Oh. each. Acro,s the 1.1. it, 20-gs. ,P Col. thiney's TrlatO. rcc 6045. from Mr. Shako. spar's T Limbic r, Sst. 71b. Tl.vo-yr Old Course, nags. h. ft, Accounts have been received hem liamburgh in. : six dap. The 'guillotine has beep 'introduced. in the great Market Placethere, and .several persons have been arre.ted. • Winelieater fair was held On the 234 and Mirth in it. there ‘ws WethulAsty a large su pply . of ilrcp, which wont otf very Ileavily.•., Wrttierte to 40s. E,wes 20i. to 355: Lambs 20s. t 04305.•:;... Uhrese was also in[autple supply, at the following Coward, from 674. in' t 304. Coward t0'744. acrd g , ed•old -ads. to 905; Cheese had 135,; 2 1y4f .sale,, and . ,a . , quantity remained en- . '4lO. - • • ' saitsbuTy micimoirnas on Tuesday, he ii ) st„ there was a pod slimily of Cheese:, but the bale Was not very, brisk. The prices were—North Wiiis,-Half Coward, train Os. 40 als. enward Os. la 70s, Skim, ,ites.-to Xi*. and Oiti-ehottsivi• 1340. - to 905. A large qualqiiy remained. over ilit4 dak; of which was disposed of of Weduesdayat , a small decline of price, and smile removed to Nyineliesier. - PeNtaits and (aOlO6B appeared to be in plenty,_ but theiniceol.veye very high. • 4 ,W 4 ke6eld, O c t. 27...4...Wheal of fine tinality may ;4eriVnie& t per quivier dearcr, not Much Afiket j inferior sainplei'w,ithout alteration. .Tine otMeiling'ans'are ready' sale at half "advanad j info; riler 'samples radii:tin as las*: Dailey re3tly s sle at. [ week's prices, as is also MAL Heani, except, 'very good ones. dd. per gamier dearer. Prices as follow :—Wheat dOa. to go, fine ditto, tir3s. to f) t 44 Qats 28$. to 3 t 9. Polawe ((MN : 30 4 . to . 325. 11.: , 109$ .425. to 525. per quarter; aGd Mk, 5 (s. to [ler six bushels, . ) 7 1?E1Ve.71 PAPERS. AlksSitistt OA ST, 'OCT. 20.—=Their Majettlekidid not 'quit the place the whole of yesterday. the gm. prior was employed in transaaing business connis&- ed with the adttinistration of Holland, particularly the Ministe'r of The interior. Nothing certain is knoWn with regard to the dEr. •plirtn►re of thei! 4ajeities. • Heusast, OCT:, ~7.7-The day before yesterd4r at five in the afterltnon, we received the agreeable news - -af the apOrOailiing arrival of his Majesty the Emperor. The Mayor cf this , Commune, neon's panic(' by the Municipal itody, had the iv:mourn( presenting their respraytO hi Majesty without the bilrier. 'The "Ernperer traversed the village, and went along the dike by the sea side, toivards the Nieudiep. Alter inspeeing iii, his Majesty return ed to the house of the Adininistration of Dikes, where he.gaie audience to the Nlilitary Authorities. The joy di the inhabitants a'as inex pressible. All the house : were orna,,netitecl with flags and garlandi. lii the evening there, was a general . illuminatian; and the unanimous acclamation of ' Live the Esu-, peter !" demonstrated the love and rasped of the inhabitants for theitaugust Sovereign. Yesterday at sit - in the, morning trikMajeity visit ed the forts and bAtteries, went in his yacht towards the Nieudiep, and then' Vfsited the - ships (if the fleet, h iettsfrrfortned a varietso Thancitivreit 'While' his Iklaje , ty visited the isle of the :Texel, where he in- Sfietted the works lately. cons', ueted, and • receiied tlie homage of the Constituted Authorities. He re ttiined in the evening to the Fielder. ' :The Emperor agmin visited this. day 'the 'Wails and forts, and caused the channels to be sounded in his presence.. Ai eleven, lie,received the Mayor, Municipal Council, and Clergy ; at Inid.day Einperor left us anti* the, acclamations of all the inhatiitants; and repeated discharges of artillery.— All the Ships staiioned in the roads were illtunitiated during the two nights which his Majesty spent at the Helder. HAAULCSI, Oct. 17.—The Empress and Queen' kis condescended to honour our city with her pre sence : she found all the avenues, all the streets, and the marketzplace, ornamented with garlands and flniaiers ; the Clergy orditterent religious communi ties stood be&ore their chtirches to pay homage to her Majesty ; she received from every cl ass of the inhabitants of Haarlem the most marked, testimo nies of lepe& and devotedness ; and if her Ma-. jest) , declined receiving thit time all. the- honours due to her rank, she . had the goodness to give us hopes of her return. However-, her. Majesty con descended to receive the bouquet whictv. was pre. , rented to lrei.by the principal young Ladies of the city: Their homage, which was that .of recpeet, of joy, of love, &c.. .vas received by, the, Empress with that affec.ting goodness which tocieloes ail . _ hearts. . After breakfasting at .the Majesty made the tour of our enviroes in her carriage. She then — alighted at the cathedral to hear the organ. Her,Matesty was there received ..by .t he President of Administrators , of „Cella; uaion of .tbe Relortped Churches, and by the Minisierti of ReligiOn j she . . con&scended to ask them several cue,tiorts, with, affability which lett the mom pleasing' impres sion on our heart's% All ithe most, distiiiguish-,cl per sons of WI h:sexeS'at Haat leen hastened to repair to et.treh,, Her in truth, found, hers e lf i n the bosomol her family; while the organ ex;4essedi by the -touching' tones or that air, the sentiments Which animated us all. Her Majesty sat ont, at tokir o'clock;' for Amsterdam. Though we durtt hardly flatter ourselves wttli the arrival of the Emperor and King, yet we were all still in expedition of him ; and' oar expectations were fulfilled at half past - seven. Notwithstanding , the latrnelanf the htAir.. hit Majesty condescended to receive:the honioge of the Authorities.. The Co adjutor, performing the illations of the Mayor, prerriernifd to hint the keys or the ay ; and had the honoor of addressing a speech to his M*sty, which - Was favourably received. Him Majesty, after patting a variety of questions to the Municipal Authorities, Continued his route, arnids: the neelsmations of the wiinle population. All the houses on his ; road were spontaneously illuminated, as also the superb trium phal arch in the market place; the clergy stood at, the gates of their churches; the orphans and in mates of the different hospitals - pressed around the steps of his' Majesty ; the National Guard and gar• risen were under anus ; the.Clitard of . Honour escorted fine» half way ; and nothing could console us for the short stay of their Majesties, but the fiat teting hope of seeing their speedy return among us. AMSTikaDAM, ie.-1O ptufmance 01 the loll; article of. the Imperial Decree of the !till toe. August, flit, the fiist departure of 'conscripts of the. Department of the Zutderzee' took pLice tin the loth instant; of a contingent Of gooluen, JetachiOenta, cooapoisd of 4 218 Olen each, 'have ruarohed off for their . respective places of destine non. All these conscripts give proofs of icil, ' NO set' otf in the best'order. . ' I'OLIOE. Bow -6191EBT.—Yesterdoy. Millions Penni*, the yooni man of: it genteel appearance who gut IMP Mr. §and`s ChaMbers, in Clement's Inn, tinder pre tence of waiting for Mr. S. and stole a quantity of wearing apparel, Sm. on tklonday, was brought this 0114, and underwent another examination, when.Mr.,B. attended, and identified the_propertY which Infkprisoner dropped in the Inn. White the intortilatinet were being rend, the prisoner appeared eittremelytigitsted and distressed. He was coin . Alined 1 . 037 NA 101141 -of considerable importances to tabs. diet-mahgra Was 4) eCtded by Mr. itIIAO and Mr. Itio.Nte,' in. an sppeot to them by the mailers and journeynien :7 — . WaTIORD, the Barrister, attend eil kyolter, and,dematided an extra pride for nn astrit4aAa a pair of doorS for a bookea,e 3 when, ido' a 19ogonyestigation it was determined, thit e.verY oair nr;doais in Ate Union - Book of Prices; riblisliedl4.theConunitters of Masters and JOur. neyinen, ineiudii either a wood. or brass astragal, in the :itat price of the satne. ik - 1 :t I. ‘.) It Otlol4 -Silt -- A monster or the 'name of Rayttruti, ao Attorney's Cleik, wets yes, teiday t.harged a this ()trice with a cl'ithirthl 040;atilt on if 110it.boy, .at 3 pohlie -thmisti in Siore, f street, liatikod.squart,, and committed for trial. OLI) t 'WrOttitlVAY, O'CT. 30. this diy The Setskins coornenc , A, before Mr. taroif Titoitsam, Mr. Justice Le BLANC, the toot Mayor, Ititcoßbaft, end a Eti nc 11 of AI 'ddrmeri. _ P ti RCLARV. aliab Niter, , *Ss indiEtrd far burglariottsly breaking Into toe het* of Mr. john &Hoek, et 'ha corner of rposviell and Old-.trOtist, in the pal** of St. Luke'o, do the morning of Fri. dby last, 1e was foontlVullty- 4 .Death. faseph Hughes wet 'capitally itittitted, for aqautr.. , ltig and committing a rape up.m Sabatini Piitchwrd. On the prosecotrit being sworn, .ah'd her tiainti asked, she'said was Susan 3 that she Was'ewitren - .. ed Sutan, andliad always gnile by that na , i,e. This the :Le' hned Judge collaid, red fatal to the inditiment,, but ordered thit die prisoner thuald be detained to give the protectitrit an twOrtunity preferring another india men t. She is .1" modtiq, interesting looking girl, app:f tently not more than seventeen years 'of age. Snit appeared Much affected. Juseph Sidney t6itt nest pnt to the tar, on a sitni.. ler charge,, but the plosecutrix not appearing, Le was accordtngly ;acquitted. The following prisoners Were capitally convicted, viz. • - _ _ Richard . Bedford, "did, tintle'r, for stealing h sheep; the property of Joseph Fountain ; Edward Flail, 'dies Cainpbell, for a burglary in the dwelt iog-houSe of &Mud FinCh, with intent his goodi then and there being feloniously to steal, The following prissonerb were 'conviarct of fe lony;viz.' Edward Faller, alitis John Osborn, for stealing a silk handkerchief and a pair of stockings, the prd. 'poly of Margaret Dennis; James Hewitt, for stealing two hats and a pair of boo's, the properly of Warner VObham ; May Bristly, for Stealing' 'ten yards of printed cotton) the property of Joins W hites and John MTherson ; George Lloyd, for steelin certain sums of money received by him as clerk to Messrs, Yerraway and Co. ; Mary Baines and Har riet Steadman. for stealing V. in - Bank notes, Alial property of Noah Petted, from his pets,.:n. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Oe'reata attiMmir. George Jul 4 Clerk was put to. the.bar; charged upon an indictment with assaulting a female child, under the age of ten years, with intent .te ravish her. The circumstances of the cast~, which came out in a very long and painful investigation, we're shod:- ing in the extreme, and :furnished warty gr e at an d lamentable proofs of excessivo depravity in a youth' NI offender, such ae the delinquent at the bar,' who is not, more than in bis .111th year. lie was found OstiOy.. • Mr.. WATSON (who sat as Losttm tenons for Mr. Mat Alt 014), After a long consultation' with the 'Mattstiates on .the Bench, pronouuced the judga ment of the Court. He noticed the enormity of the crime, and hoped 'that the example .made of the crimin , l would not only deter bun but others troth the commission of so foul an offence &pin, The Court, he. observed, ordered, that he should be im prisoned in the House of Correction, Colithatli. fields; for V 2 Calendar morn b 4, to which place he was instantiiyoonveyed. Richard Chitrp and Rotert.Spicer si4re'brought to the bar, aceoSed'af enturniitiog an assault upon the person of George. Taylor, in the joint perishes of St. John end St. ,Margaret. The Counsel for the prosecution stated, that TitylOr• WWI employed by Mr.,Johnson to c a lico eh* .dust or ashes of the Females of St. John and St. Margaret, according to Act of Parliament .11).1t in passiog along the *street he perceived the two pri soners oolletting ashes into a cart amongtt the • houses for which leis master was a contraeter, Ira attempting to.tescue his master's property, he was beaten and abused, and a mob colleeting i he was obliged to desist, from securing the cart which con. , tained what he„ considersl as stoleo, and what lie was employed le lirotea, The. prosecututs . and Grieve, a constable; borated on oath the truth of this statement. The Counsel for the delendantts- argued that the prosecutor had no right to violate the law by seizing the horse : and cart. His business Was with the perpettators of what he considered an ilivgal proa ceediug. -• They wore, without hesitation, found golly of the assault by the lurk; and ordered to be ed one Month each. r----~-^~-~ . 'The East Norfolk Regiment, 700 strong, corn (winded by the Hon. Colonel NVeraanotrit, a re o f. rived at Cahir, in Ireland. y a vei sel arrived after a short piiimage Goat Madeira, we team that the infeetiotis leve,r, winch had tarok encout at Great Canary, had extended its self to thoother Islands of that cluster, and that all communication WER in consequence cut' oft hvt*e.cit them and N'lldeira. battle, "fray :tort gninetls a side, was fought on Monday last at Harvard's SiOugh; Cralsingblttn i between` Mr. Hertnat h tt fernier, 'tips ,It. f preatintm, a tamer, in come quer= .of gymnaidics, in which .eath claimed supetior manhood. Fifty.si%.avier. tiered roundttwete couragionsly maintained, when vi Tory was iu favour of Great ham, btu both were blind in halt: an hour after the expiration 01114 combat. The combatants staked their own nion4 4 and each hall partial knowlkLe of the 56-11e0, Was sliewn partictilawly in stooping and poising its simile., straight hits. Greathain was Pupil '.`f Gulleys and is said to be not a bad copy of I.e. original. Rostosav,—.on Silndsy night last ) as l‘fr. S. 1184Diat, of Ashton, was returning home on .1t0r , ,, back, he was - stopped by two footpads, dresie4 , in soldiers' white jackets, about a mite.trorn Sr. Hill, and - robbed Of his WO till and tql. Mr, a, atiempted to escape, whim one of the rohhtrs beJ hold of the bridle, but the latter'kept fain hi5 . 114.1,,t, and the other robber knocked Mr. B. of his tiork.„ by a _blow on the neck with a bludgeon, ant the robbery turned the horse loose lino a fietd,..... Th e y were wlthont fire.artus ‘ and mue described as stout fellows, about five feet ten iii heitht.