The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-01 00:00:00

. . • . • • I.° L 0 N. 114 3 . 110 .N. 5•, , ;, .• ; . , VAIERAL . biSaliV•-tiosii o:4 Til it D.n-F3168 by PERsONi. OF 1'1 , . • •2, pßoit J.% BELLE i'SSB44,i.e u? 7 " tit4s ';',: it ONTII, .A11;;IisT; i 811 • ...; . ',,olit!otrol bltss.:-.. 4. rttnd robe. ; pf Intti 11',T11141 totintl the • I),,ttotti with ribband ; a, mlntl7 of line jacconpi,' hunted li ini rif ~ ii, or white:Crape,. with ticher ttontt,.orn.,7 3 11(11411, obb.trot aadtassels teriTilMiiing.,On oue tuttliria paint tt,:tish;:d won att4sel,.and confined to. tilst of 1;11'4'11k*, A VII ia, ; e 114.,0f white Chip; with a crown . ..4. 4 v1i. 4 p r ond iarshet, bound and tied tinder the chin Liktishil, sircr S lace cetwl and raised trom the face by . 'oxt*ltitti 4 4 , 411 French l'OsCil Parasol and ridieule °t ell!! 0,1 gitea vott(l white. Mor Srlt Silk ; gloves of York tan ; Rowan ticUco . " ~ . ~,,' CF.NERAI. OBSERVATIONS. k,"ePelissclorin silll prevails for morning dresses, '"Httliii down , the grunt with sniall raised buttons : b t a e k ha ve observed several in the robe foriP falling slo e Irhi' tlishouller, with . an' apron 'frontand ii,i luc g e r let ' l ll, anal laced across . iir the peasant tie . ' l ' with coloured ribbands ; others - we have no b,,','d wit ,h a small jacket trimm e d with lace or fib- . tet: ' ic t 1 , 1 ,'t sleeves are necessarily worn tort, the 4 3 "0, trimmed • with lace edging. n e lenied with lace let in in every po,ibie'dire6tioth, twr allt are tqually worn by thu you; hfut or mare 1 2 ,,,:,4 Llt!, composed of brocaded ribband and th e 7„ 4 ' l ' (1 4 emire lace -or satin, raised above i n e t c: worn flat on the heal, 'projeCt ing behind • 1: 14 : j(4111 of a cone, and' brought fOrWard on the pink l ar o u i l . "'illi:d with a half.tiara of French roses, cp e , ' th ranunculus, with a square lace veil , thrown L od e i 'e ,l li ► a rihhand tied simply round tir hit ewaiti, bows and ends rh her lung, behind the fa iioi r, 13 the reigning favourite among a few fair haA ni . n b g. l; it is aimply graCeful and negligently , iiliirh,l4,e pro.menaile,, spe nsers with jackets ; pe-: hiciir"ia'et', throW open ; scarfs in white or black satiiiill'k h sati n ti pen tritrimed with lace; white br oad P N e i n kts ; etuaks or mantles, ornamented with rteii p (.° 'lin lace; lace tippets, lined with Bars wit: tl ie nti late cloaks worn short ; large square !. I ' v oloT YAll°lev t he shoulders; mantles of white "and i withindL', Or 01 fine 'transparent muaiin, . pe.a kti ,7 while satin wreath trimming ; lice tocorre,:v,,er 4arsn-t; and coloured petticoats • witwitiii.„4-butuntler clear muslin. 'Small satin caps two N ln eit fe•ither., or lace ornamented , wit.b f • ,Optii ateucsil tibband intermixed with lace ; , or : o d Lffeli-, , ~,Irmi with sarshet ; or white chip tie voloarecit;okner side,'ornainented with 'white or • p o , dirmei. feathers. - • . snets, " I '4, t ilt) : .I hOrrie Ores% Opera nets,' ga n nets, 1%341, ma"ral4lkSaze, Merino crapes, and • India Ll 1; v i hil 14 1 in the no.om, ‘ather high- be- Pilfily'DiL,4°ll:ktves ond . sutall trains, the waists 14f,N,,' al ';', " t ti4' the shape will the' utmost !'Vora •fi,,,)a,vitm Much sh ort „ twill th ey have broil ?' 41 leo -; )111 01 iiil e , ; the Abort Grecian waist "'sod froahr.ftd. Sitiall lace or• satin hoods, Piker frni t ~ l e , fa to wilti bunches of arti fi cial or dete r rui- ,i r , h() "ers, are most becoming . head "titii !tan " t e wh°:'ave accustomed themselves .*alwined ~..:),;'‘Y Style of dress. Flowers' or • .* c anoe (71.111ietili, .aair have pearls 10, a more youthful ap t, 1,,,, wi th oo . ifalr,simPly con fi ned- by a snllll ) ,,, - "A. 11 l a ..."r mine I,:irg rihglei curl ilia t uncoil- . I. ' *A., •fi i i, ti „'%'l7- graeotll appearance ; two full • Llor evetii-11°:te ' l ' l o the head is also much worn. ul bi a,k or a iiiiil 19 t'i'ne, lace; (tresses, either 14i t l lit rive or till,ue. la'::0, Over , 't% h.te satin slips ; ije b, it • *llO short trains, triinnied 'round 11., ;, 1 " 111 .. with - e h or L i k :'")ii i, e , ti .. 4 tleup white •14 ren _ ... - I ' t, ' e 1,4 s al i,, ' , IL '. O e evev Or Tare,. wall. tioth.l , l i l t ... , . conhtirtl -round ' the artu with. pearl * II ,11,,.:11n diamoild. or tinuilid cloSpti j wit' e I:6Pettieoms g'"z'l over phk or it!ac Battu. slips.; I loin 4 s lin:df ,tlint:"ltidia rou , lin or crapes, , with I.l„ace. t'ljfiltnli;i, 'with " r4lqurvd .atio ; or trains of crapt., bk, ei. 01 w4 is Of white or coloured tiat'"' l illtl, llll ` le e > l',Og, N'illie g.ovesi-alid 6 1 1 0 e1 IL K', prev..v•Wltii ,loit:-knot..i ot .341vpr grlpes. .. itilv.ato ~, iiii6 colours kat. straw, pink,-blues 'Yel" 'ls eta ' • lis ol ,, . „,„,...., . . • . .. " ~,., --7'.....i. .....10.0.,. . "'WA,I . ft 149.14vrii ' i t . 41) 1 1 ea.fi, is making most extra i.t.sliips (1. u : 111 tu collect Seain , .`n, tilt m: its ir% t et .sp,d t i 4 i . , he •it titling 0111 in the ports °I. In c it k: ' 1 41 i ° ""l• Lrtt.ts iron) the ,eolil . 01 0,.1k,i0 e4.l ' l ' . !!,,! 2 - 11 i, s ate, that :: felt ~Ifother!f, tr ikl eill iti , : 6 1 , 1 bad tect.lilly bee; ‘,:oluli•iiAed to ffk , 4fe,!"re ( 4 ; ii 11 t'r".Parki tor lheir n:t.`ept'ton. ' 'lltecer I,o:),l4lzri,ii..)''t. In their de.iihiatioti ondc'r escorts 0i N " I ''. and are ier ',,riiil "trtrded' .filei tm t v, h ~ Ail en „ .. .. y . y , ~: li.q. 14 itied, i ,, , art w,,,ch BunNAI 17 . , . i s • I Q ai44:i not bet t y fi) .1 '-' Un , S St U . Ciciltly prottste 7 eitilL*4letv l / 15 Pit Sent ' dem aids, aond: he has 4Tty, in Ii- the liails lit 'to t,iroish Plinio' t'tntai, PritortiOn to their tra to and' ptrtll:l'ici), I tli'v,.. "f ir s e i!i ' 4 41- .."" 'flied tor titi-. NI ival •Sery ice.— q 4 tiliii,:: We Undermund, have• a' !ready • be , 'lb. li i;': i . tne l , a le t t 4 io , ii it) a , ery 1 tgorous mom r at 11,,, t. , 44 1„ e „ .. 'e i'ioach Govei Innen' of . tiialcitY, 1:41,1`?:,i,i ''... the gites to be shut 'during twee til l . I,:, t ,t' , I ra ' s, t,, ,i , anti finer sciiinm ,every man who e, ti l .' ii - i jtl io t h e 4 . 11C. , 1 a. great- proportion of those 4 i 1:ril navi.iatton of the Fiver, Aftt.a,, , sift,. * sent- then , the Li al; guard for . . Holland., sup - ti 'l ie't p lait are destined for the fl eet in the 51,,,' tl i , tz.-'14.4111) ii i lft : 41 Ni:"CIIVERY.-....Abont , two years' ago, 11(:"tirj).,„1* •""",:. a'flotir and Coin dealer in the iq l 1 , , ;IN ,l it t 0 Kingqi on, was lest from her i ts: i ti' . f B l 41) . 14 iv:l SkitilkAtO 10 .h . live been drowned IN I , 'No 1,, ii" Ili>l6ll. Court, her bonnet having tlitil.ett 1 1 ,, 'e lir , r. bier husband and relatives 14,t.,...tt4,1.1 , /,, ,,t 4 s, - a the usual manner.. On gOing .1 4 ;. 11 1 ' j ! t l it Kent la,t weeks 'c) his ' 44164 • 4141 ' 4 " I fel' s's rtb .. prese l nied hersel f , .tt,,,,, 4 41 „ 4: it t ll i tlsi,,, i I 4 i; , I 14p iit il-State Vehicle, vulgarly de- Nv..iii,twhireaß, 41f1%ai4e'%ill,'%on, with a' choppi ng boy , t)t ) 0 41 , 4 it t ''tbaraiJer ot. a corporal's wile, 11 1 1 ,1ita (.0 ur o.ed out sli t had eloped from King hi: illittnav,in,,t;/.1.y1% situ . was afterwards buitrotlidd.— ititb i s' aPpro, Q ` A 'et Ltd got married also ; and the ' 0 di, ent ied that the lawye rs 'trial; w itil the • ' I ' i ti ,. ndi eutirt tualter,in either the cm or Ye 4 (4 ' l Y aft 8 ' i ;.i 4 1 . htflo on ~,,,_ , . . , _ "(e a t e i Of it . qua llt F.l:t O'clock, a youth 13 ,Qf , "it= Nth Ctif . • Wat t' eof Spencer, bathing in a ..1. if , tr .the Conamerciat Road, St. I kit i kt ' ill ti " e . ._ ' , tiot .1. 7, .44,ii i • . '. 4 ' 4 1: h h ,,' "Vtt to swig), ' 1,n11.1g, out of his depth, anti .'4lteri ' 44i3Ittn, 11). ' L liik e and 'was drowned nO 1t.t.j:,(1°401 t i, ' t v Ookt be afforded hiai. He wu s 14 , 1 V i ' ,11`kiicict44 . t e le leV a d 4 ' er , 4 . b ullt 20 mintate! - after the 4144411,..iner 14'1 ellou'ruli).:ertifli‘u(vitlal•es'Qnstidvil'Qedr6b4.l'3":l' Shad, tiliill:Liad'nldk iL tIIL-2 7 Fi1liD . .• • - . • . iheiford WOOI Fair,. on Sattirda'7 not. Very numeroiwy . attended, eit her by thtyei's or- sel lers, and Consequently tie , buiiness .transacted;: if - any, ~ v. a s inconsiderable. The chair,'nt' the George lasi, W.as, usual, 'Alien by T. w. 'Cake; E 4l suo p oru,d of i his right and Jeft•by_.the . E - 'sris Of 'Albe , trarle and Bristol, Messrs.. tiowaed, Moseley, A. Hammond, Postfr, Allen, 1)•lit, I\l!n‘ g iy, Tlurp, .Dilfinghistn;,. Beck, Butcher, Kit bell, (...)IteS,' and many other dislinguished - a',;ti culturistS- and grOwers of wool. . . . Alter a handsome dinner and deself, - Mr. Coke , opened. the 'business this Meetivg kid in view,. by :stating, that he was sorry. net, to have it in. his power to give the 'compaorpresent !Atter infor.' 'atation. respectiog. the pried of wool, ,which he found were much 'depreciated since last year, ,owing in a great measure to _want of commerce, confidence in eat other ; and to the Want of moneys Cbairifian tintn said, lie regtetted- that the objel of this Meeting, was considerably fr9stratect by farmers sending their wool iti to tadors without fitting a price, which materially counteracted this establish tnept, and was a m..rans of .furnishing the mann factureil with a pallid quantity for the prefient, and thereb; rendering their attenclAce discretionary at this - Annual Mail' Ple.sinverely hoped that' Such Gentlefiten Fannin, many of whotri he saw pre sent, would desist .hall such coaduct in future.--, 1 The object of, their present meeting was td obtain a fair price foe wool ; but he found the,premature delivery thereof had much increased since thissFair had been altered fo a later pqrled (as.Mesys. Fy sOn'sfyards acid gran tries would then shew) ;. there toie hp was instructed to stigc . ‘eSt an 'earlier day in ' future for this Meeting, which would' hereafter , be held on the Saturday: ,preadit4 BrOotnitill Fait., the 7th ot ? , Mr. Coke then offered his own wool at 56s..per tod, or 2s. per lb, which he was ind uc ed to do by way of eiample,but declared that he would not sell it for that sum alter lire . had quitted the room ; rio'orte, however, cloied with, those terms, .; and the Fair altogether was reckoned the dullest sinceihe period of its first establishment. A Yorkshire Clothier litesent said, that if the wools were • better selected and sorted, the 'li:intl.. facturer might afford superior price for some over others ; but 83 flocks were now frequently blended together by the commissioned buyers, - ttii adequate price might not in' some instatiCeS be - obtained; he therefore recommended a more careful selection of 'the !.iiities of the wool, as the best means of se 'curing a lair price and ready sale. At the above Wool Fairwere exhibited two prime , Merino ewes. ,with their lambs, the property of John Th ar p, Esq. of •Chippenliam Park ; their, extrem , .. . beauty, symmetry of shape, and excellent condition, were very much admired, and inmced many to al ter their opini6ns in favour of that eicellent breed of sheep. A specimen -.,0f scoured Meriv),, wool grown in Saxony, was contrasted with Merino wool grown at Chippepham,,to the evident - advantage of the latter; and a piece.ot cloth; rnanolattured Y4kNhire front Mr. Tharp'§ i wool, by Mr. Eckword Harting, of-Altuondbury, near- Hciddersfield,wasex,- , tromelv„admired, as 'equal to' \Vest of England ma nnfarture, The atittitton so asSidu,esly paid at Chippeultani Park to the &wilt of tine wools, 14.we1l known, and, the public will be gratitir-:d hear that 'tile, woulfbearinq animal, the Llama, has 111,un produced a young one, which is the first ever ktio,,n u these intd perhaps iti--"Europe..- COUNTRY -AIiiItKETS. At, the Cattle Market*. on Norwich I-Till; nn Sa turday lash, there were - :not so inaity-Scotch beasts . as' we Bove qeen at this,season t ot the, year. 'What ''sale's-%i' , ert; etic,:tc.l prod4il tall 'Bs.,l)er stone; there, was only' o'suiddlin4 cur ply of store sheep and lambs.!. Prime. hinns sold reaiiily at 231, per score Fat .beef WAS' rathcr scarce, and 'teicli;_d toll foc. bd. per, stone.' Pat million •linil lamb jo good stlpply, ceiling: teaitily at 8.1. s.er lb. ll'ot , re was ,un :ihutt dant supply of tiog - ., which %tent ,iiincipally bought tipilor London market., Those ;in -good condition !etch( d_B4. lid: per stone. *: ' , At NOrwich Corn Ma,,ket, on Saturday last; but 111 'nucine , s was (lone. Fine samples of wheat/ were won ii 4(25. i,Cr C 0 ,1111) ; Bii :ey "scarce; a! (7 . 6'l: ; 'Beau.; CO , . 'to Q.:, ; and 041 s, tos. per cO , ).b ' Isiti Os '..:;, inark,:i. . Yattsollll, ,TuLY 27.—Our Wheat market ciAl-, tinces to be well cup lied, and pr:Ces s ,to this day week scarcely maintained. Barley is touch inquired after; but little on' safe, and prices ti. per quartet' dearer. , Itt' other grain but hale doing: PiLcs as folli.w :—Whear, 785. to cos. ; Barley, 3.15. to 35q.; Peas, 42s to 4 , 14. ; Beans, 40s. to 425.; and Oat's, 22;. : to 265, per (parter. At Vie S , ornoway Tryst, Scotland, which was held tin the , toth and 1 ith ult. a very considerable number of bl telt cattle were'brought forward, and cold, with'scircely the eseeption of `a hoof, at very high .prices. At .St: Buswell'it - fair, on Thursday, July 1,8, there was agi.eat show of Highli.ind lambs; prices rather lower. There were few well . bred lambs in the market, b.it (hey fetehed good prices. Black cattle sujd well ; ; those in condition brought from ga,. fid. to 10c. 6d. per stone, sinking !,,iffals. Fine linen cloth soltl higher, but Coarse at less prices.than last year, .No busim'Ais done is the wool trade. ' . At Portsdown Fair, on Friday, ' Tuly t),.there was but a . small supply of cheese, particul-irlY old, which ladled. from nos. to 985. pet cwi. good new from 68s to 705. per cwt. Inferior cheese met with a -wry dull sale, at low prices. • . W A KIWI ELI), JULY 26.—We had 'n good supply of Wheat for this day's market, and many buyers attending, the fresh samples sold, more freely (kff,,at from is. to 25. per quarter higher in the morning, the weather beiog very tine ; it tiiii-hird dull at the close of the tnarket for the best samples': but little demand . . for miedling and ordinary satnplea ;in Malt but little.alteratiom in-price ; good sweet meal ing °As are rather scarce, and from Is. to es„ per qr. dearer ; good hard Beans are front is. to 2s. fifer higher. . Prices aslollow :-.--.W heat 40s. to 69c.; e ditto, 715, to nts. ; Oafs' 2es. to 255. ; Pota- T in., 'l6e do, 5186. i 0 ,305.; Beans, ags. to 745. rer qr. and Malt 51s, to 583. per ti buithel‘ poLaciz. y t . -I'Y~~ tor"-sTiIAUT.--=OnMort-dav !nor:ling application , Atrai made at the ()di ...1: by, a cle.rgyrnan behmging to,, a . Inatt of war, for 3W a r t agAirrlt a persott 11. - e;/. torftefrauding hin) of 301. ttildei,ti- . t(lliciwing circurnitatibt:s : 7 - 7 A short tiine irate the ?ip hc . ant had h-ave .ot absent!! iron] .his ship, on ac , :outn: of ill hea:th, and cans • to Lin don' for advi:.-.,,and was li9in..;.at the Noritiptidwr-, 1 hnid%C6ilee-tiotise; Chariniv, C!oss,.wherellie petson . ciYmplairest against catn4, the Iteir,. Joan told the landlbrd - he Wa, just. come tioin and..wantetf a brd, and Wet ,trunk wo 3td be.broulit .dirt-diy; he .was.a`c . - cortlin4ifi shewtritito ab , d-roorn. to a SIIGIC till . . after, a trunk waq broug, l .l; the that) who broujit it the latidlor.lknew urtic a irti,tkk=maker ; ,orhi learnt There no (load*. in it t bd !hat it wati.a new trunk lie had justput.eltas,d. er,u , ged a suspicion that be was a . swindler,, and: the trunktmaker insiStd.dupon'beingpaid ; t4;on,whicii, Shepherd, w much coufidence and address,. went. up to . the I:Ca:it, who Wai sittipg in the Coffee+ rooin, staling himself to be a clerg man just int ived tram-lboootnitrk, and unfortunately was wittlout cash, and obtained a one pound" tnk flute from tin the t : dltiwing. Mortang the landlord,; still gnspeaing Shepheid, went to bins anal presented I:is bill, apdogismg bt saying it was his custom to have his bill paid du y by strangers,. Shepherd appeared perfet'lly sansti,,i with such conduct,' and said 11,! was jtht going to call fir it, and in a short time paid tie amount. however, proved to be wit the' applicant's m! , ney; as he obtained 51. more from unch..r I,lse pretencei,- he not being able to re iti'se a brother of tli. cloth. Sheerrd contrited to get so ioitmate with the applicant that he took him" IO Pot tquouth with him, .and introduced him as 'a that) among • it s connections theie, Who an'e extletnely respectable: Shepherd at lengths tontriyed to get int. of his itioney, and: leer him J. the appli-: runt met non on Monday meriting in 1...0nd0n, and; a,ked hint 14 hri .tnoney ; he confessed he , Could not pay bun, nor bad he any 'prOspett of deing so;, he achnoZtledged be had done tviUng, intended to elitist for a ioldier, and helshoUld the bounty money. • - The applicant having discovered that he tuts- an, impostor, appiied to Mr, llaAti, at the above Office; but not being able to mike out a .c4se of more than 3 debt,' Mr. Ram), (mid nut grant a - .warrant, or al turd liiin any r, its f. In the afternoon of the same day, inlor (nation was givt n at the office by. a gentle man against au itnpo.itor, a pretended eergyrrian; whom he hatl got actittaiiited with at a coffee-houSe, styling himself the Rev. John. Tucker, of Exeter, and lately of WWI and Magdalen Colleges, Oxford. tie had serni , 00ne of the serinons that ibis pretend ed clergyman said he bad written, atld had gone to church to bear him preach. He Vo6d adVanced ot money to -him, but had just ascertain ed o hat he .was not 3 clergyman, arraWas a mast gross impostor. From - his descriptioaolbis person, there . _ was no doubt entertained but that it was the same. man, aglinst whom Joforination was giv.eti by the clergyman of theinati of w-ar in the. morning ; warrant was then :issued against hint, awl lilt ett uaving learned that .he about to enlist for a soldia, he, •by 41.1;ge:tt Lti'd t istance of Colonel Kobinson, at Piin!ieo,- ascertaille:i that 010 man had enlist ed into the !edit 'regiment o f Li g ht Daagoons, re(resenting, lido ell as .a uult .grottrniao of a highly reapeenble laittily„and when it -was know') that he was enl.sted, should bnugni otf. In consequence of t Ireptvietitat:oll sv.eariug him. in was 1 - 1(..-,klyed, -awl hr had been livingnt tile.'expeone of the - secje'ant to the authout of upwards of 11. t)ti Tuesil:ty he'wtui taken into custody by Rivett, athl• in the eveuilLg ()rtful' day• tniperwent on ex innination tlttore Mr. NALES.:PtSVIOI.I; 10 the emu . anencerneot ot ti.e examination the IMai;ista'ale 111 .(pdru:i for the iwt4.ltter, ani, to tds.,gre;it found ho- woo sitting closeto tt..ct !orgy ov.tt Htr aektuA% leded "hc wanot. Th u: prisoner, with tritien-prcsu-uption continued Iti knit . nis , sear, till Mr. Notes ordilred Imo ib stand, when, on intetiogatorieg being wit to him, he frank.; ly acknowledged iliet he had pieaclied,- tn.o - ried a nninber of couples, and exeyated the offices, of a c.l-rgyillall, ill Nekural churches; The above charge's we.ipthen gone into; and be comoutted for further examination:. PICKPOCKET.—Yesteiday Mos:. was brougnt to the. Office- and underwent ate exam - non.. lion br-to:e Mr. GRAHAM, chat!Yed- with pieittng the peeket t): Mr. Henry I.,htiglainis, on Tuesday night, in the Haymarket Theatre. s 't he prosecutor that the plisotter was sitting close to 'him, in the box, and, in when every thing was very quiet, in tue Theatre, he heard l oe keys fall, and perceiving them near hitt], -it the same instant fohnd his pocket 11,d been cut, an the prisoner leaving +lte.box.-;-; 1e followed him into the lobby, and seized him. 'Thomson and Clai Ite, t l e constables, came to bis'as sananee ; the forrnt'r observed tite prisoner throw something towards the street door, and it beirig p e ae(l. bat it %vas the koseeotor's ptichet-book, the linkmen ancVother pet sons,were employed to make diligent search after it, but to no purpose—it was, however, 'after a 'consider:ll:ire time, found behind t h e door. The keys found in the box also proved to, be the property of the prosecutor. Thomson, the con§tabie, searched the pri,tiotir, and inund .up• on him a sharp knife and a pocket . l)(k, containing Iwo notes, One resembling a StiOt, apd, the.othera Bank oft:tigland notes, but' I fley Orb ed 'to be soine of those: notes issued Irom the Fleet PriSrm for so many pence iwitead of pounds: 'rite: pi isuner'was committed Jot MARLBOROUaII-STIIRETi-r''A short time since, the dwelltrig=bou4e of Mr. JOseph Brill, farmer, of We b . ton, Bucks; was broki-n open by, thieves, who car red 'away , such portable _article/ as they could get at i'offer 'whi . ch they broke - into a 'stable, andsto)e two horOes: Informatiop having bin given to the Police; ond of the stolen horses was traced to have been sold at Pothimgtott . by Thomas Sketfington,', a 'burgemitti, better• known by the imme of Stafford Tom, and the prisoner, who wory's oft- the jund tion.canat,,, was: taken into' custody. 'He has - tan'. dergone several' examlations, but no trace has yet been bad of his accomplices —The ptiloner was fogy committed far trial. - • bili7L/N, Amy c:4, Mr. ;bite; Glnan, late' y to tecanta-, ;lon i?efire AD, 5; Cbeit , test at, the C....ue4e , rl,,w, And . I , rr 'toe PI I .11 id. st.ll - y ouull '6s wit -rout, .n gtve,; ca) ii sop .fur quilting' the Ci.th•ch I'm tie; by ~ .vhidt .`underitatpl : 11.1h a, it){' in ;14:3iii, sorne prpspeds., On Stindli , last. P; . ,12e the ~Lord f buniwila h:e p . aftcr a pit•iash:•t p:issage, ward ihe 114:st ztlf; . *eitziat r'Cicet. 1 apiit-ar3 ilkat.the 'Cm; ‘ely gptierll.o.ll the above ctly„.as a 1t0r.0.4 ‘‘.l, ;1:e fii.nd in a 1 . 14,•id bet and Cait. nut nezrti t,f • any caw: dzolage. , . . • The Court .of Eti,et-o: p i‘Sed follow respeetiot , tl.t su;;;ll;..te 11; . , . •. Thar the Can't Itav;ng con of the s-veral easr:s ut the {_Li'. ;!•1:, !, * :; 1 .1e clras.Aor & rblishmerrt, now at huate ;;;Idit•to.:, cl a arept 9pinion,. that the ot MOAGAN has been a ju,lied,to.„ guit,ty, by Court'sßesoln ion's 0, L - ttjh of Nlarc-h, have justiti , A Iris removal . from the 6.llpatt,'it vice, and would hart cortyelied the Uo , :t t. 1,) this 'determination, ca e hod ito t . ,;'ith'other ei-cutnitances: Ilowever g 'whiett tti Ccurt have inan,nylv consider. •ed, dhpose:l 001 to, utt) , .v of a r:,-,:re suit ; mitnely, first, • t he in fluenee' 'of a I evil eitarnple at Marlins .early in -1309, and tagion awing from thc3 so, ! rc, and.,;:wenttcl!i, extent 'of the ainneiv. grattled 4 the G ivytitog - ; General • (tvitit some exception only ) . .to the who'n.r, of the iNl:tdras t ,published on the h .i.optetnber, tlBoq ; which,..thon,thit ..;01.:1,1 not ex t-11,1 to, the interruption of , the iti.l,;!:l , !:tt of Court' on* the curiduct of th,.. UHL', rs art ..the ts.Cof May, 480), and ref eirrni liop.- tor • hyve beeti•etmti:derVii by tr) erobTaced rlitln . in the spirit at the ttsii:bot ,. ; Mud,: fitally; the po sA).iity that the inteihtro n) medal to Lord All aro might ltdve bew.at).itido,,La by the Officers, front their coni'iktiott u. its.cri:uut:a nature and tendency, but of ‘i,lltich the C.,.)itt gret - that n) pioof whatever • eXI , 6; irad : t litl"clt)ie e, " Tilet the • snspensicin on Alijor Dr. NIJOAN be tea - hived . , but that he shall only per- Ihiftetrto - return to India whenever this C;')tirt have declared, their opini,at tha thq,,compt,ett, re. ,stOrationefor,-ler arn.; r.tt ,N.rao dr ! ,is shall hate rent.l.nvd stv..;it a me iwre consistent wit t hat "support u h;cit it H tine paramount duty aetermination of this Cotift at till tidies to give to the civil Similar rc,olntions have becn corl•zikier. log the cases :of LieUt.-CO:ultel MAUTI3, M.I.IISHAIG, and Capt. JAIY4.3 cittANT. • . disturbance. happened at the Peterborough Tliestre on Saturday eventi4g, owing ,to a gentle- Man refus,ng to. uncover head during the time that the occhtto to performed ." God save the King,", Iturnediately afterth;. t holt air was called for; and the Ittirs:in (not withstati.:ing the general cry, 'of " Hits off") reingined co%ered ; a Lieutenant of imine:.:i.stely* snatched , it otf for him, and threw it-f.)!I a scuffle then which 101 owe:: by paiii tiOning in every direction.. in - nue (4:1),., it was app:elleir.%ct that ihu h equ4i!y but 16r- . 111:13tely they with more proprity so al irAilog e the 30:•cl.iranc of this 061, that there W.li Ncoreciy a female to.he siv..it in either boxes or plt, .le volumes after commencement ; .but, except a few t.ti"litingt o . and the loss of shoes, veils, Ste.,no pattic,lar hurt Was done to this r2,lt of the iindienee. , NI-Arty alt bourelaps-4 be;ore order was .toted, the farce• was suffered tO proceed tevy glen) , by The audience, which no consisted e,iefly of the pQpulice that. had piiic.l J,i tnitAiett during ihe sLuEl'.. A.targe frutii W 35 cut from behi!l,l the carriage of Sir Robert' BUnton, on 'the f.:3n+, oh. ori tit - rout betwt , eit Stowntsrket and fp'swieh. Tit , ., trunk and, ii t contents hive.heen since f,u11,1 i toe in; Lit ',lt man, turned J , lin,ltitgram, in the p 4 r•sh of Combs, who hat betas com.nittecl'to U:iol or 'the robbery. FL. is tiho suspected of b.,,. , 11.; concerned in cuttio:; the trunk frAtt beinno itagnerth'i Carriao lately in fiedio , dshire, I i!COiltS titark .t oo tee back with the word* i‘ Burg. hersh,” wcte sound A the sane ;fait; in his vol scs•ibn. ' . , , On' Thursday, a new- crecten ifi nig Wlood, near Vat ershant, bte v cill with a drad expin,on. There Wdi only one etui;loy,d at 'the, time of the accident, who was 'so shuck. ingly bruised that, there is but lilac hop 4, to. Mr. Gent, of Air -street, w.is in a singlo ii .rat chaise.,by two footpids, on . Esdier on his way to LoAun, at ter! o'cirick of Nlon . lay evening. The robbers were well d'essed, and after taking 321. end a poi:ket-book Iron) Mr. G..!rit, to gether with Ids son's watch, ;hey en , the reins • and trace§, wished Mr: Gout lOad night, and made of towar43 Gashani. Yeserd ty morning about 8 ticloi . :k, a paymniter serjeaut- in the Tower, while cloalarg l.i. c10 . n1)4, Iwil from the top of t:;'e Irish Barrack§ 'atin way killed :on thtraltdr. The poorfellow hu-g by tin • arm for timt,•but.teli exhausted beforeassi,tance cuu:(l 'be given. him. In our statement of yeeterday, respecting -the corm - AZ:I, for' the Lottery, ova onii tLJ 'to mention the names of SwlPr'Bo4 Co. were the second restr 11nlly acquaints his friends, air. the'pOlie in gene t al, - that hp has concrocied witli GoVetnmmt tar a small Litt al of only 13,500 Tickets, to be drawn .an the tttd of Oclooer, and it gives hiin pleasure; to Minim them, 'that he shall his : enabled to sell Tickets and'iliares at both his old estabhShed'Odiees, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing, Cross, on much cheaper terms than tor seqt-ral year past. The Scheine he shall haVe the honour of laying - before them in a few days, he flatter% ° self will meet their approbation, as in will ;:on., tain a greafer variety of Prizrs iI an ulna'. Tickets and shard may be had about Xliwti .y writ at all the Licensed Lottery Offices, wlvere Vrttell LW, last Lottery aro no* paying is till.