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hom Tue . LOIN DON GAZETTE, JULY '26. :A: the Court at CarltOn floUse, the '23d:of July, 1814, pre sent his Royal :Tighnessihe Prine7slrzent This the Right 1-lon. Croplay, rai - 1 of Shaftesbury ; the Hon. Oeorge, Earl of Aberdeen, K. T.; quid the Itieit yon. Charles Willians' Lord Stewart, K.. [ '. were, by cant 14and of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Ihe name anti .n the hgbalf of his Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's mast ILm. Pricy Council, and took their. respective places at-the 33.) ; ar3 ne:corrtingly. . • Jetig -2.'; p3)3. • " • `f his day T , 'rendenreieli, accompanied by Mon..- dc spL'eial mis4igis zo the Prince Regent tbe Canton of Berne, bad a-private andience tof hi 1-t;eyal. 1-I:Thlc,s, to deiiver their credonti.ils: to which t;) , 1 4 Lord Vistonnt Castlereagh, his Nlale.ty'A `.../I,•,•et.:i . y of Slate foi Foreign 2‘fran , ', anti c"" - rinci:v:! 1:y ll , Oe; . t..Chester, Esq. Asistattt Master of tite Ce _ • . This d-ly.Sir Francis D'lrerrpois, Minister frAni the It6mb -; era.. aceompanied,by Monsieur' o rrettini, had 3.15,0 andience of his Royal Hig,hoess the Prince llcgent, to deliver their credentials; to which-they were introduced by Lord Viscount rastlerea4b, his Mojestv's Prineipal Secretary of State: for - Foreign Affairs,' - and conducted. by Iti)hert Ches ter, Esq. Assistant aster nr t! , Cerctoonies.•- • ' • _ -frkitehult, 19, 181,4 . Royal Highness the Prince:Regent, in the name and on .theheliaif of his Majesty, being desirous of mattifesting the Pnyal approbation of the good and Instil service:, of Sir -Fain Domirille, ;:f Saint Alban's,' in the Comity of 'Hertford, Barr. Lord Nlayor , of the Cite Of Loudon, and parliculariv of the very ti ttiful, re , pectfut; and .diotified Manner in witi-eh The said Lord Mitvor,.in hit high • office, received .and enter taine'd his Royal 'Highness and his Majesty's Illustrion: ;lie; 'and Visitors. laniteriai Male4?-•Alainteler, Einper , n - and Antnerater of all the ft ns.s;as, his Majestv Frederic i I iam . tie Third, Kintr. of firnss . i; . ,,acconipa !tied by ma iv ill ustrions and . ii, Jilv dialjugiijsl ti l'ersonagesott a, banquet in the Guildhall of on. on Satin-day, the twli °finite last in comnirino . - Talon of the sncecv.;es which- have attended the :trios u. • s .•,n'esty an'd, on the hlessinz of Di the deliveranee of 66 Continent of Europe front It system inimical to the r epose, freedom, and happiness of mankind, and condneted to the establisment of peace tit; tills! foundations: iris Roval - High , ...ss has thought fit to eYinee the r o yal approbation of the said good and loyal services of the saiti ',Villiant llostiv,illc_.• and also his Royal seo:o of the loyaity and poblic spirit mailifested ;by.the Corporation Citizens of London, in is manner so hic . ,itly-hottouralite to thei`nselves, and becoming the Metro .poli,i of great Empire by granting his Ttiiajetty's ltoval Licence and Authority, that the said Bart. And his, deo . ..ctidnitts, May beor the armorihl followitig - .t that is 'to say, .‘ lion hearin; s••voril, repre senting the sword cm ilt . e said City,' and on a chief of honour able angonentatinii, three crowns radiated and encircled by branches of olive ; and, as a crest, :out of a fnural crbv; - n, a demi-lion is-suant, s-pporting shield, charged with three Frowns also radiated," ai a lasting memorial to his posterity, 01' an event which - will ever distingitist his Mayoralty in the annals of the said City. 17'rr Office, Jely.26, l old. 19'11 Regiment of Lizlit Dragnoon, 1,4.0.n:int-General ti'ir Payne, hart. from the 23(1 Light Dragoons, to he Colonel, vice Lord Howe, deceased. tad Di 1.1%), Major-General Henry F:_ae, from the Ist Drft Guards, -to be. Colonel, vice Sir William Payne, ap pointed to the command of the 19th Light Dragoons. GARRISONS. General Charles Duke of Richmond to be Governor of Ply- mouth, vice Lord 140 , ve,"tlecea‘eci. Lientenunt-General llowlund Lora UM to' be Governor .of 14u11, vice the Duke. of Iticlutiond. .of Orrin:vire, .7), , 1g 6, ISI I. :Medical Establishment fin- the Military Department of the • ' Ordnance. ."^- Aisistatit-Surgeon Powell. to be Stitseen, vie e Munro, ritired. 'Second Assistant-tinr2:eon,Alexander Anderson to be Assi7t ant-Surgeon, vice Pt eli. Teinliorary AssiAant-Surgeon Janv:! -Lynch O'Connor to be Second A.:si,;tant-Silfgeon,.vice . Anderion. Seco!' d As4.3tant-4nrgeon r...;:!tirge Hargrove to be Assistant - - SOrvon, vice Ireland; -resigifed. TemporarpAssistant-Surgeon Kibler Baker to be SeCond sistant-Surgeon, vice Hargrove, promoted. ,Office of o:77nadice, July 32, 1814. • Royal Regiment' of Artillery.--Ta be Second Lientenaqt . =, ' Gentleman Cadet Harry W.: Scott, vice Love,. promoted- Gentleman Cadet Philip L. Foote, vice 'Dawson,. promot ed—Gentleman Cadet Milian), E. Rich:adds, vice Prescott, promoted. C:omit:lB34,ms sis.rrz,•W hy the IA? Ers-Lietenrint North Hants Regintent- of - -Militia—Ensign Frederick Isaac son, vice 17r32.er, appointed to the Line, and 1 7 ,1,e.n Rich ard Henry Drake, ice Smith, a.,ointed to the Line, to be Liontenants. . _ Lo y4l Oxfordshire Troop of Yeomanry—Wm. Sotbain, Gent. to be i.ieotenaht. - Thomas Fletcher Robinson, Gent. to Cornet. , . . Northern Regiment. of Lincoitpshiro Yeorr.nqry C'avairy.—Ayi engli llonciierelt, E , q. to lie Liente,;;:nt-colonel. The Flo nonrable (lc . - ; .:.e.,:i.n,!er , 0n Peli):141 . tb bo NiajOr, Assc,)4ll ' ISonclerett, jun. Esci, b..) be Captain. ,'.l",!onia , i John bixon, (;coot. td be Liell.C:l4l:t. , John lienry Vane, Gent. to be . . . Cornet. • p,,,0• Cotswold !meal Militia...—Jacicsrin Clark,' Gent. •to be Captain, by flrerel. , . • . Royal East Gion_,ester Local Niilitio.—Anthony :11i tin, E s q. to be Captain, vice Chore!), resigneal. 1 - riil:iain Browning, • Gent. to be Lientenant, vice Ceel n resigned.. royal NOrtli Gionce4er Local. Militia.—Lewis G. Senior, dent• to be Quarter-Master. . ist Eastern. I,:.egiment of Solioll: Local Militia.—,Tame; Jer inyn, Esq. to' be Major. Itabert Knipe Cobbuld, and John lEddowes Sparrow, E:sqrs. to be Captains. Robert Manhy, John De.unington Lela; George Syrad, jun. and Lionel lierry,f;ents. to be Lieutenaws. 4d Eastetn Regiment.—Juba Gale, Robert Wi Morri4; 4.brahant Lind.o, and Jeremiah Head, Gents. to he Lieu teiUtnts.. John Pearson, Samuel Smith, James Althea, and Janes Davy, Gents. to be Ensigns. Ist Regiin, , nt of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry.—,-Philip Ray, Gent. to he Adjutant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED:, I manner Lyon, la,te of Great St, Helen's, London, merchant, from July 30, to, Sept; 17. BANKRUPTS. lhotnas Palmer, AVrnstrev, He .•maltster,.to anti _tient. G . , -eleveti, at thci White Horse hm, Ludlow, Sahli). Attormcs, Mr. Llen . lanun Pogn, Lernard-street, Itussell-square, or Messrs. Adams and An deeson; Ludlow.. athani•:q Adams Cowper, Barton-Bendish, Norfolk, miller, August 15, at siN, "IC), at ten, and Sept. G, at eleven, at the Kine's :in; Inn, East . .Dereliam.• Attornie.i„ Messrs. St:Well and Blake, Norwich, or Mr. Thomas . Tilhury, Fal coir-steeet, Falcon-square. • Tliomas.Browning; Eaton Socon, Bedford Shire, dealer, Aug. ' Pa, atsix, 19, at teti„ and Sept. 6, - at eli:Ven, at the Falcon Attornies, Messrs. Egan and Water man, Essex-street,,or Mr: Needham, Godmanchester.. Anthony Atkinson, jun. Crutched-friars, merchant, July 30, •at One, Aug. - 3, at twelve-, and Sept. 6; at ten, et Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Tomlirtsons, Thotnson, and Baker, Cop • tl4l-court, ThrogniOrtou 7 strect. ' - • , v. Janes Hooton, late of Upholland, Lancashire, cotton-manu factorer, Aug. 19, at live, 20, at ten, and Sept. 6, , at twelve, - at the'lldek i'th: Vine Inn; Wigan. Attornies Mr. Italph "Ellis, Chancery-lane, air Mr. Rage'. GriMshaw, Solon:An Henniau, Iteculver, Kent, cordwainer, Aug. 8, at seven. 9, and Sept. 6, at ttv . elve, at GuildhaP Cantdbury. Attornies ' Mr: John Zachariah Plummer, Canterbury, or Messrs'. Nethersole and Portal, Essex-street. Crescent, Minories, merchant, July 90, • • “3,,anri Sept. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. ..';ttornies, Mr. 'Hurd, Temple, or M essrs . H ew itt a nd Kirk,-Man ,•cnester., Toledano, Great Prescot-street, Geodman's-ficlas . , iHerchant, 2. ht. Orr. en, 16, at vceelve, and Sept. G, at ••: - eleven, at GaildLiall. attorney, Mr. Jan Lyon, Loncliiii- Wall, • Baron ,Ibrabam, Lothbury, merchadt, Aug. 2,9, tiild!c,ept. 6, - ,:st,ileven, at' Guildhall. Attorney, Me. Mild, Throginor , ton-gtreet. • l'hoinas Perry and Jolia - i/erry, Paul, and Clifton, Glou ci,Mershire, coach and l ! arness-maliers, Aug. .9, 10, and Sept 6, at twelve, at the Commercial /looms, Briitol. At tornies, litiStul, or Nhosts. Swee said Stul=,..l4l.lasitaghAll-•atreet.. Matthew . r.ltitnatd iTaftey., Withivo,tsser., 4.obn Whittle Harvey, banlmrs, , July SD, Aug. 9, and Sept.-3, ar ten. at Guiitfhall.. Atturnies, hears. son and Pvestkin, Coleinan . -street. • • , Wilriam Lauksliear, jun. Little Clielsei, surgeon,' July '3O, M&g. 9, a 7 d Sept. e, at ten, at Cnldliall. Attornlei,ll4:o3rs. Nelson Al'id aelsea. 1 . 3r1 7 11) E SIT) ti, Att.,. I*7. Tyler, Monett-Surtv!,LeictStershire, ntqler— Aug. 17. S. Clarke,,lnle of Leicester, salt-merchant--Nov. 8. It. Partridge, Cleunciut's luit, merchant—Nor. 8. J. Hicknx, Worthing, Sussex, .draper—Aufg. 16. E. Winspeare, late of Kensington, victualler—Attg. it;. IT. Trye, reet, linen-draper—Aug. 16. J.,K. Etheringtnit and J. Iltcicellieid, Dartfoi d, Kent,ritialioldrrs—July 33. W. 11411 en and J. Wort, Clorkenwetl-:green, jewellers—July :.11). J. Du Bois, Itrixtou, Surrey, insurance-broker—liily 30. 1). Ilrabani, High Hol born, Stafford:4l:re wartliiiiisenian—Sug. 19. E. GuiTy, juu. late of Eynesbury, Huntingdonshire, corn-buyer. CERTIFICATES' -Au G. 16: W. Andre es,. Ply Mouth Dock, grocer.:--.1..T0e1. Newport, Noinnouthshire,seweller—J. Rauelrll, Higli-street, Newmg toin, Surre.y, plum ber—f . "ticket t, Good le, N. :ort ha inptonshire.; Lux, Woolwich, stone-luitiod--T. (lai:idler, - and T, Newsoiif, Ihrtun Falcate,. grocer,—J. Suter, the Green , Nettletoii, late of Plymouth „printer —W. t 7ani bridge-It eath., liacl;ney-read, upliolstcreis •• ' PA 'ITN ERS 1-1 IPS P I SSOLVE D J. C. Liotnin Fad J. Davison, Skelton; :Yorkshire, bine manufacturers—W. jnn.. and c.' Killty, • Leittest6-, hosiers—B. L. and W. Iloplinsan, High Holborn, coach makers—T. and G. liWbank,. Dorham, packet-bnoh-Manu fatthrcm—G. - Lewis and R. Robinson, Manchester, dealers in cat tott—B; and T. Freeman and I'. Hyde, Di:lair-lane, sugar trritiders-..U. Miirray and V. Wasbningli, •tine-comet, corn :hill, ;Marines I. Brittaiii,:,E. Wilkinson, P. Brow:ad!, J. Fraril',., and W. rtrittain, mierchantS— A. Lidlietter - aad W. Kild, Brightlielinstone, groccr—M. `:t on and E. Brown, late at Doncaster, milliners —T. Cook s„„. Westmoreland, dealers—J. awl 4. Attcriall, E. May, and J. .!;. Smith, of :Essex, !)anh,r. AN IRISH HURLING mATcra. On Kennington Corptnon there %vas played on' Monday' evening, a grand Hurling Match. The Match wits instituted by some Irish Gentlemen, in honour of their Illustrious Conatrynian, the Duke of. WELLINGTON, supported by many re spectable. Publicaus Of. the two opposite parties, which were thOse of St. Giles's against Wapping,' for a bet of 200 gnineas; and v.dlo, to use, their own words, were des•irous " to encourage, to re ward, and to honour bravery and hardihoOd, from whatever part of Ireland they might co:ne." . l At Rbotit three o'clock the people began to, ariive to all directions, and before six o'clock; the-hon - r sip-• pointed for-beginning, there , were at le,(st 20,000 persons assembled. The St..• Giles men - were distinguished by red caps and Bashes, and the tVapping party by green caps and sashes. The Gentlemen who acted as umpires wore beautiful green silk caps, lined with white satin, trimmed with geld lace, and gold tas. , sels, .1.): W. iii large gold letters in front, for the Duke of Wm..ntNe-roN, and 'on each sole, ,gold letters " Irish Hurlers." The Gentlemen who had the management had ,hurles mounted with silver. At six: o'clock precisely, the wickets being pre viously put up, the Hurlers, IS on a side, march ed; two and two; from th'e hotyling=green into the COmmoin; each took their stand,; Gentlemen On horseback gallopped round to clear the ground ; they 'tossed imp for the choice of ground, Avhich was won by the Wapping men the ball was thrown up and the - play commenced, and finer sport' or better pay we never, witness;.-211;' Giles's then played 'Well; they were all strong, active, and brave—but on this occasion the ground and the sun, was against them,. The dex,: teriiy ill striking the ball, without taking it in' their hantk, was much admired by. the English. It' getting late, and no likelihood to play out the game, the umpires judged it prudent to sake up time ball. The game was considered. as a tlraWn one, .and the honour was equally divided bet Ween the combatants'. A similar match is - to be played on Monday the Sth of August, but the spot is not agreed on., • BOXIN.7I.—A severe pitched !mule,' for 20 gul neas a-side, was fought on Monday, at Ridge Common, Oxiordshire, between ,T3enjamiii Fcri-es tcr, a , farrner, and Sconueb a butcher,— The combatants were cousins, hoth .said to be af fectionateiv'attached to a yonnc—. widow in the village, and it was this which led ;o the first.dis 7 ptite._ They .were athletic young men of thirteen stone. Tbe,batile was maintained with the most deterMitted 'resolution. one hour and a quarter, when Porres - ter gave in., Both were blind after .half•au . hoar's_ fighting, and above one .hundred heavy hits were exchanged: SuiciDE.H.Marg . ard Seceie, under nursery maid in the family 'of Lord La DEGPENCEP, drowned herself - in the cistern on Sunday morn int*. .On the Coroner's Inquest, it MIS adduced in evidence, ,thttt the:dttceased had been- rebuked by an upper servant, for some. negli;2,-ence, and threatened to be discharged., it was proved also, that her conduct • had of late . appeared strange; and her inconsistencies led some to. suppose she teas insane, and a verdict ,of insanily was deli vered. . • The Vice-Chancellor and Mayor of Oxford halv=e published an addret -, s, •requesting the inhabitants of tbat,city to abstain from' giving alms to street beggars, an office having been esta:Asf!ed t:t tlit: Town Hall for investigating the cases or persons asking alms, and affording relief to such as really require it ; those who are found to be beggars by pro`fession - are taken into custody, and dealt with according tolo.v. This is a most laudable mea= sure, and if generally followed, could not fail of clearing the kingdom of those swarms Of street beggars which are every where to ,he met with, and, who, perhaps, in nine cases out of ten, are entitled to no relief. List week, two men in a one-bors6 gig,. put up at Mr. LontY.,hton's; inn-keeper, EpWorth', in the county' of j,incoln, aild stopped all night ; theit: .expences the next morning amounted to ten shillings, when they . offered Mt. I.Ough ton a .five pound note, drAwn on the ll ' affiCS of Thos. Pakcey, Downing, and Co. of the, Worthing Bank, in Sussex, payable to Messm Jones, and Co. hankers, in London. On. Mr. L. refusing to take it, they told 'him they could not give him any think else, in consequence he changed it, tlncl on its being sent London it proved . a fok;gerv; there being no bank of that description at Il'orthing, or !Inv of thenames of Jones and Co.• , bankers, iu LoildCm ; it is supposed these .sWindie!s arc tra velling through this and. the neighbouring counties, for the same fradulent purpose, it will b e well for the inn-keepers in particUlar to be cautious of those worse-than highwaymtn. • LAW INTELLIGENCE: tOUV.LT OF CHANCERY, •L; LA 26 Tlfl ; , O:TORNEY- - OENERAL FOR "IfiE DUKE. OF CORN- WALL, V, STEVENS, PA E:SONSy AND 9THEIti• Sir A. PfGOTT, Sir S. IttIMILLV.; and Mr. • moved for an injunction iii. this eAe, to restrain cert:4o - persons.from digging„and expmaing stones from the manor of Kingston Down, in the Duchy, for the purpOse of building the Strand Bridge, un less they paid a certain rate for the same. It was alleged, that the right of digging without sue!, paym►ment was confined to stones for the private use of the tenants of the manor. The Lord Chmt tenor granted the Injnotti6n, subject to an argu ment on the law of the case. MATIZ EVIONIAL SEPATIATinN Mrs. Lee, wile of the Rev. Mr. Lev, at the sit ting of the Court, this morning, moved his Lou 1)- in person, an the. hardships she walS•stlVer, not being paid certain divi'denc( due tO her by the contract with her husband on their sepa, ration. • She of agile her staternet Iron) a writte•n paper. • The. Loan CHANcELLoR desired to be informed whether she hadexecured the deed. of 'separation agreed upon, without‘vhieb he could not relieve her. She replied chat she bAd riou:dly exeentcd the det,d, although .sueli exec:tit ion was coupled with a Condition which she was ad'..ked WaS a prOper one that she was entitled to • His Lnrdship replied, tlint ,vithenit ;in untiti-' liliecl e N eentilm set deed lie could not inter pose.—The App!irariim ri•,:.s ri•luseJ: Il ERTPO it D A:S :_.; 1 Z F.,:-. , , JULY .25 . C 1101: DICXENSON V. GUAM) :JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY. This Ic•a4 an'action,uig..ihrst the - Grand junction Canal Company•liy the Proptietor , of the iNppesly Mill on the Cade.- awl IStulrorne, tor di-. vetting the w:ok.! 1 . fr,,n his mill. The ease, as stated -by thep,laintiff, was, that the Grand Jutic tio;: Canal xvtis'ent into the river a hove the toil!. and carried off the water wh,ich whald hive flowed down the stream and .ted the tniO ; thdt the Li.gislature . was very s'ensible:a this in convenience, and had directed that the Company should make a reservoir of ‘t riter al:ove ,the head, in m der not to inkure the mill-stream. This they had neglected to do,. but as a substitute had erected-.a meant-engine below the mill-tail, to threw hack the water to tine river; butt that this wits totally inefficient to supply the waste of wa ter which they occasioned. Two witnesses were caned; who di'stinctiv moved that the toil! sailer:2d Considerably Cron' the diVerSion of tke water .by the canal!. . ideSSCS. LAWES, PIIOLEY, roi.Locic,, for the defendant; argued, that they %Toe ready . to ad duce evidence to slim that the b4ea!ll restored 101' the use of the mill "as much Irate; as the eTwal cons u med bat it was at_ length agreed. to refer t!le Case 16 an arbitrator, without going into fur ther evidence. , . . • . , , NEWT ''r C. .c.'cranow. This waA an action of slander. .The plaintiff was the propfietor of a stage-coach from London t) Hertford.. The deendant• had sent a pa.-cel by the c.Oach, which was unfortunately lost. The i. parcel wI as c irected to a banker's in London, and eontainetf!p: ler; of value. The word's for NT hiCil I ilk.. act 1011 i brought were. spoken .in aconver, sation betiveen'the plaintiff and tklendant. 'l . lle . di:foldout l)eitif irritated ut the loss of the p,tc,-1 . , was its.ing coarse 1i:ow - mgt.! to the plaintiff, NOW said, " Why, sure you don't think I bad any hand in t a king it I. 10 wltich the defendant replied, " Yes, 1 do :, none but an accomplice would act as you have done," To which the plaintiff re- plied, " Allity, do you .think I took it 1." The 0th . ...r replied, " Yes, I do, by G—.".. The delivery a, th, ,p4i.p.a (o' the coach was proved, and"iis Inm-delivery in town i • h at th e d e _ fendantNvas not present when it w-a; delivered at the 'coach-office in Ileilford : and it was forther proved that the defendant, when he first missed the parcel, did not give immediate notice. of its loss, b'nt iiaid nothing, about it.• • • The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff-- ll:tuagcs 40s. . ' CRK.IINAL SIDE. 11 7 nz. iHitby was convicted of Manslaughter, in killing Geo. Keinpster. on the 14th of March last. There was no person present at this trans action but it, appeared in evidence that the prisoner anti the deceased s'ere at work at plough 'together at the time of the accident. When 'the boy came running haute to his master,. Nl' th his head:all bloody, the master went' into the field, and asked.the pri'soner w bat he hod done to the boy, for he was very badly wounded. The prisoner seemed greatly distressed, and said the boy was idling instead of attending to the horses; and that being augry with him for not attending to his' wook ,he threw 'the plough paddle at hint, which struck him s on the head. The plough - padtlle is an iron .instrument for scraping thk. ploughshare clean from•tbe mould and dirt. Mr. Lloyd: a surgeon, who attended the lad, said, that the blow had driven' a small part of the skull into the, substance of the brain, and that it had caused the death of the hPy in about eleven days. - The Jury having found the prisoner guilty of Manslaughter, the Learned Jiidges'enteuced hint to be imprisoned tor three months. The- Barbiidoes Paper of iNiity 16, says.---" On Saturday last an affair of honour took place at St. lictween,two Officers stationed there ; anti ‘ve regret to add, that one of the parties received his adversary's half in his breast at tlic third shot, which passed thriingh his body, and terininited hi existence. ill two hours," . A few days ago, the workmen employed in clear ing ouit'thi.! foundations of sonar Old houses . in -t 4 Nt:-:t}igrton Wynd'ot Hamilton, found a q uantity of half-eroy.-us, shillings, and sixpence coins, of the Reigns or Enz A urrii, JAIME s, and CHMILES— which had probably been hid about the time of the Battk of Bothwell Bridge; betwixt the Cu-.v enanters and the King's 'troops. l'here." W ere no remains of any vessel to he seen wherein they might hate - ben deposited, as it frequtintly t h e tow4.sTßE • ur, . g g , 1„ • -, koor4Ds.--The firty of the paL" ) ' - , v; 0 ; - in the neignhotirhood of Islington, wit.l3',ll,,,spi. few days received information that s everal s ' o ,o cionS characters had been seen therc fo r ve to nights .. past: • Yesterday morning, betw ecll and one, o'clock; in a field near the Sii&l )se . ' , s ,vel" 11eplierdess-lane, they observed a wail au ing the description of one of the stisFici"", i t or racters, who ip;s.eareil to be in the act ° I ing down, as it endeavouring to 'conert:l they secured 'him, : and found upon bin) al int il l' and a leirge knife without a sheath. Th. e a most deadly weapon, as one blow t' INs •11 the bead unist cause imtant death. Yc stc , rt , e dl e was brought to the Qtlice, when, 11( 1 i 11 , e ` ` ;,'"; to give a satisfartory HCColllit of - Colliftiitted to the Sessions. . e -ter" Sitma Irilifietnt Gale tlticlC.rwent, a ..iiind e , aliirl l charged y - with feloniously-stealing stealing a , s'll awi c i,:r4' silk , itandkerchief, the prOprty of --lt appeared, that on the. 6th of Ocia llcr i C ad the prtiseetitrix got out of a stage-co)c' ) , Bricklaytn's Atnis, on the -Kent-road, "ri!e-1..,,:b, pris - Jiiter asked het if she %ranted a she replied she did not, and utiikeit,.o ll " ) sitlence in itkisseli-St Feet, Bermottilsev , ii stun?l trunk with h er, When slie 1 1 0.ise, (lie prisoner followed - h er , it eli . ,toill ' -ls , otr,e (Juicer, and :omit -s,e - e -,vl° l iote? had not in' her trunk : she refused - for , hilt he insisting upon it, She W' when he took a :Oil WI and a silk liantli. it`ill she, remonstrated, •it-was Very being but a senant 3 but lie 'replied, 1)e It as his inwher Ile lutist chi his duty : I ` c -the things away. A Gentleman attended t`i duct the prosecution tux the Loslow-h0,1=C1.004 :tilted that the prisoner - w;!s not a .Cl.lSt°"'' l aj iC . .9flicci:, and of eotiNe not auttior - iced til i intioggled goods.• He was committed Ije tti- A DREADFUL Flr,a.—This morninp i "1'; . ,- dn'ee, and four o'clock,, a most dreadflil `l ilt - 1 4 structive fire broke out in'an out-housc• adi the Jew's Harp I - Inttse, New`-road, consumed. the whole of that anjent pul;lic-'house, and, shoekine - 1 poor, v. othan. was btirocti to death, awl 't : 11 0 15 : dreadfuliy scorched, tint!: he Was Carrie(' • ' Hospital without the least hop e s o f r cov l . o i ,young chili! was fOreiniately rescued 1r0111111tii:',10 vonring elements. 'The whole of thc. l)ll. A i ,, , s i '.4, etaelied to a ai'r'y extensive timser-vito t' , ‘ ,.ili, consumed, zis kvas the ‘vhide of IlLe of il l - 1) 1 )1 : hi d) were co n c eit'. Orelziises- for tke l - } ' :I of cari , in4 the great improvements condncting' ill I j o i'll' a p The enginesovith tiirit tit tole, y.'ere early at the spot,. but o()A ciii ,• l ls 4! .„ l 't be obtained, dint at the ragttig. '.11) L.- loss on this ocCasion t ,.:,t t c ca d extent. About *2OO/. of thi! above sis•ted ot .timber-work, which was intended, to have been-caried away tW'' ' ,ll llle' i .- to form part of the works erecting il l *;t. ibis . . 1 4 DuKE or WELLINGTON.--'l lasoc fine - i'essely ‘vh . .eli took place on iilo'l(ce Leitb, attracted the notice of litiiiiber4l', bevond,any former preced;:nt• coOtest:bly tile -largest and innidsoic' i t s (trill( at that rort. 11 , :r‘ tonS, tint she is equal to carry a cargo pl of 700. , cfv At (ander near Stonehotre, a 1,, i(' OC, • nertiti CirchhlStahee, took !!lace l lJC' ho y, three years of age, ‘ra:, c i ;,s be fell,into the lead, and was carri:-'ll tent - below the 1- - .7ater wheel, whose moves within twOinches of the-rock , • j 'i l ytaM ccl that one. of the paddle's was brotell4i:irlit':ieil interstice so fornied, tlte• boy was -p i.(1%. ,,,'0 / ' ( !i 6 borne by' the water ; ath nd e nce be round below the wheel, and throwil shore, apparently lifckss Ina he tr oy covered by the exe;tions fi.icinis, • et lib the exception of a slight braise 1 11 1 ()11 in good health: 11/11 - filS. f pr • oa . the . 2ll init. at Edinlifirgh, M. Perras' oai ° ftil° 1/ s '' ha O rt, n of a daughter. the 2otli inst. Mrs. Ferrier, of Y or l;•-pla c-. ' li Of a &slighter. 0,111, On Wednesday last, At, 1,1; S6at, rt !",e' Lady of Godfrey ,bilm ; t; , Rsq, of 11 s"r l • nob' . 4' fre e o,i the •22(i in at 'Stockwell the Lady . • t.,sq of a still-horn child. On Nioritlay last, the Lady o f F, Desangos, ter. • V -- if ) •"1: • lib ; MARRIED. i • Sal i cea t io°( ('a the 25th inst. at. the how.) of Mr.ool,'"'; i4c Jo i e 1 . Vr-street-street, the Marquis of Worcester, f' . : 1 , 1 ,,J 1)1 3 ,1; 1 ;jil, ; Frederica Fitzroy. The eere:atioy was pci'f°, l , d , ic aa and Rev. (1 . .. V. Wellesley, and was' atte:“)`,oo, of ,r )- % ,•,0 ,, the Duchess orl'ork, ard 11)' the{ e e i ` Marqui , ; of Wellesley, the linke ( ,lie of.Gralton, and various branchts 0 , " v •-11;a 10 . ) of Yesterday, at Lambeth Palace, George ',„, ton, Esq. eldest son of Gerrit Fifich-fir-tti`ti,4:l)t 1 'Pa k, in the Countv of Kee, t° tlic terj 'C' t Georgiana Charlotte Graikam, eldest daugli • 13,' 1:t7• ;Montrose. 1110 0 • 1 ,( he same day, at Clapham, the ' , Miss. liavriet • 'Ellarrday last, at Witbicoinhe ev. John Fansbaw, Alr. Edward :'artierl ' ,toe r ° o f° st6n, Surgeon, to Eilen Sophia, oillY va° t . IV4 eigitliPayk'vr, :a Captain is the East Pe se:' Lodge, near Exmouth, , Devaa. a• On t he-1 Sth inst. at Sontliwie., • the to it.:;•usta Louisa, youngest dacgliler or 11.ogers, R. , tl) p Iri s ' • The same day, at Edinborgh, Jolla "'- „ c ant ..41, Esq. Advocate, to Miss F.,izolopa the de,:e,tsed Colonel Alexander Ross, the 14t11 Reguneut of Foot. • • , • •'' , DIED. On the 1 stli inst. -M-'r., • 1,111 ~ President of the liilcuid Ogice; G 000." is rw I , in bo,•gh, • patch , I )11* tl ‘,. ) ;,e r‘ ."' t -Yesterday, .at his house at CO/11'"), l,o' it ,o t i i of his Age, Richard Down, Esq. p, 1.0.. . 1 01 „ii cr H 'W,\TER AT LONDON 100.1)'-; :.> alionteg after , 1!. I El: 0 "W' " Na• t 1; 0 t ic' 1 14-• 0 , L(:N.1)0N Piinted b‘• ,• c 0 and pliblished by It• • ••‘: „ . 0(1 ; ,fit a jal at •the SuN-Orriee; i 12, St" v ost • p' went s, ( , )rders, Letters (poa--1),11(