The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-23 00:00:00

F . • . . . . . . . ... 41;1)Util'iA6' , ELLICiALV.G.i‘. K NGSCOTE RACE'S, , "rictorAo, sic? r, I,lr. Whitnthre's I ,4atilda, by Arnh(,osin, tett. ilb. heat i r: ,r - exCh's 11 trbara, 911. sib.; Two miles, tocgS, b. ft.- 7 to 4'06 Matild:t. Sweepstak:s 0: itgs. each, I:vith'soo. added by the Club, 4-Ft ()ids, icst. 5-%r olds, -tAt. ;lib. six and aod, Y rst. 51b. Three onfes. I oraes 'hat have won once in 18c, In arry 31b—extra ; twice 51b, ; thrice, Or, more, 71b. ; wares geictings allowed fib. C,..d.iald'sCatnbric. 4 y . rs old. • Sir I. Hawkins's Rtngdovc. s g yrs old 07's Vosk, 6 x TS Oki Even betting 4,lween,York and Cambric. 'civeeps j akss of.sgs each, with sogs„ added by the.. Club, for I) , r:es that never. won toogs. at any one time before:, *. lito day of, ricoiliAlloo, except at Maddirtgron, Witiury, or , t, e- Four miles. 4-)r OldS, lost. 21b. 5-yr yr lalds and Aged, init. Horses tha never • won a plate, handicap excepted„ to he allowed 41b. ; • t , -‘4lingt.idlowed :db..- :The winner of the sgs. Stakcs at Maddingtoo ortilibury . ISt t, to carry 510. extra,' 61. ottra. • trd SPlllerSet'S ittlpiari, 4 yrs , Dld r. Biggs's Romano, 4 yts'old . 2 "*. Sn' kl. tni.phn.ott v a:h. Obi, out of Quiz, 5 yrs old 3 )44. , Wbrrall's g.' Isjutshell, 4 >is Old. . • 4 2 3 Yitty . Pound , for horses of all denominations. 1466 the * last mile. 'lwo guineas entrance. Mr. Calley . 's Mountiiintcr, aged.. z ist. 3 z r Mr. Wititin!die' riii,.rntia, 6y rs old, rost ! .zlb. 4 't 2 2 Mr. i'acirlstlarbara, 4 yrs old,. gst. 4lb. ; '5 dr. • Mr. Dundas's 3 yrs old, list. 71b. - 1 3 3dr • THUISDAY. 4 Mrs Trevanion?s Cnblyn Page, Inst. zaib. beat .1141 : : iinsoraCliadtington, lost. New mile, roogs. h. tt. Sir' 1.. HaOins's Ripgdove, tc•st• vol,. received forfeit fl'Grn Mr Calliyrs Thrasher,'2st, TWo,rniles, fitly guirwas • h..ft. • ••' • Sir. H. Lippinc,ott's,Atingaron, tOst, beat Mr. Rawlinson's Chatilingtonost..l2ll3. l.. Hed . Post. , . sags. 1b ft. Handicap Plate of sol. for all ages. Floats two miles. Ld C. it. Somerset's ,Sun•beani 6 yrs old ; 12.1 b. r• • - • „ . 4,r 1 Mr, Whitmore's Glassblower, s yrs%old, gst. *lb. 3 2 3 • ru Mr. Trevagn's Goblyn Nge, 4 yrs nld, Sst. 7 b.,. 2 ' 3 4• Sir H. Lipp6cott's Kangaroo, 3 yrs'old, t!st f. 4 .5" Mt. Dundas's•Mitch of Endor, + yrs old, gst. 31b. S' 5 .2 LINCOLN RACES. ... WELINC:SCAY, IbtriZMllltit it; ' . 'His Majesty's Purse of eoogs - h by 4 ard syr oid mares. • Mt. HArifisCilii ch. rlt. Violante, 4, yrs old . t 3 ' t f'i svarhotough's b. tit. Hewlett as; 4 Yl5 old 4I 2 lr T. Duncorithe's b. m. Zeph) r, 4 yrs old - z s 3 Mr. 110d0On'S Ch t. First Fly, 4 yrs old - s 2 4 ?Or. Kaye's ch. tri. plivia, 4 Yll old - 3 4 S . , At '4t.trting the field agst any ' — after the second heat t led . , A . tiara-thelaVaktrite. A time race. The NO, heat W 011 by . b..tif4Det:k. . A Sweepstakes of to gs. each, p. is . . fotimnfera. .. itlf. 1. (Itatit'.:. cb. e.'lfiattis; s) rs old - • - I, 1 `Jgr. Tattoo Sykes's' ch. h. by Precipitate, 7 yrs old vdr 7 'eubicriectsdid no name. , ;.. . orreAsTrg iIArE .§ . .. . '., *xi ii.s y; Siii. , zo. ' ' '. ; .•: ' the entry for the St Leger States is not only the, Liegeo, • hot the greatest nuatiFter of hnrites li,avg also arrived hen: for the either . SraYesond 'lkea, ilv.it was thyrr known. ' ' Bet t inv. torihr‘ St. te:or r; fakes this nri , • ;ming t --' a to I aAst = .144gic i „ s.,tri: ,t 4;)f..st Ptnlippic ; 1 v, , ) t Jot liethiern . G:iher; to, to I agst Lereriterolin ; fob io 6 agsl Cid ;-, 1 .0 rO . 6 egst' `Criss 1 3 0‘ , 6 1?:., to 5 tit ;Alr. G , e Scoign's colt ; too to s' ' ; Kok. Fi.;-aenti '; ' i tim 40 .5r . ....K.5t , Sit' I , ...rtig,.fgierk. too to 5 nest 6 41 0'01,.. t ,tc,- , ; 10 J:igst Mr. WAI,IV OtintipAiS 6)11 j .100 to 4. ; , 4 , ... ,, 'N.- 7 07; t' too to. 4 agst An umlis tie Gull t r.i , to 4 agst . Mr. *4rtgibrlc`ll/4,9914 too to 3 disg'BocOrtts;'; ~ .. - . . .. . , . . Eit ,. . . ' ~ `: ~ l..EictST 'RACES, '. ' .., . . . ~ • - Necorrso!..tv, Sset, l lB, , ''The Del voir'Sta)tes , o'lgs.eitch r -with A0)46 3411e(lby ti l e D u k e of Itutlaost,,for.tiontere ' :.+ • .. .. `..11dr.41.14 01 t'511. h r ,CllarOpion. 4 yrs old v... 5 g 3 . Mr :A.ilover.'§ br. g. cuiritirOintil,-3 yri oJcl . ' 1 3 2 Mr. Smith's b -g. by G'Vildfold; aged ''''' : . -2 4 dr'. "141. Hitchcock 's th. g. RoF ,t chis,.,s yrs old . . 4'z dr ' Islr• Vermont's i.h. h. Clu'ict, 4 yrs old • . „ 3 d r 41. gold et; p.of ,i,pegt r italut; sure up in specie, 'a subscription -,efl•iestesch. '•' Iklajefr Wilson'slitniper,oll 6 yrs -..• ... %Mr, lienhout's br..lt. Pleader, 4 yrs old 1 1 41 r. Astleyi's tiva . ss yrs old " ' . • - ,• , The Noblemen opd . Gentlemen's sell. for all ages,,, Ilr. Siasorescll. f. Folly,-.3 re f old . . • 2 if t Mr.,Tiiikler's be. h. Whynot, 4 Yrs phi r. . t. a a itoll. A. Mond:toles roan ch. 3 yrs old • , a 3 d r ' 1411 R SD» Y.. • „..the Vuerden t;lt,es of Ten Guineas each.— Fifteen Sub , • ~, scribers.— Four Mile heat. li.lr, Glover's br. g. Curriberland • „ " I . Mr, Smith';; b. g. by Gotildlord • • , • 2 Mr. Sterey!s Peter • 3 . . Mr Atalty's in. Luna fell lame—two horsei were drawn .—and nine Subscribers did not name.' ' ~ A Subscription Purse of Ten Guineas each.- - Seven Sub . scribers.— Four mile heat. Col. Clump's ch, I. Cutlais' • 1 • l%ir. liouttbee's ch f. • , r. . . 'There was no race for the Burgess' Purse, for want •of .horses. •; r Tiv.t , Duviner of ituthnti, the Duke and Duatss iqenney and I .un worth, Oc Honourable and St v ra I distinguished 3erKeiey Cr lon li . . Musky, failiqies, honoured the race course, the balls, arid other of illilUtielll4llt during the rai4s, SHREWSBURY RACES (Concluiec9. WEDNISDAY, Strt. 17. Ctiltleffierl'S Subscription of Sol. I.ordltamfOrd's t 1 d. VianLlt W. E. powelt's, Esq. b. c. Hanker . Cir Trion:is s;ratilry's D. c. by •Iternernbr3accr 1 . THURSDAY• Z 2, dr `SAlecps:akes of !ogs. r a ck, with pgg. addld by tbo Town. Benson's, EAsii'gr. h,. Lutwycht , 1. C. iit.tiliaites„ b 9. b. c. by Kemcmbrahcer told Grey's b 1). C;iitaVLlS Mt. ShiA's br, h. thimble. .tan jock . , Calontil Gabtcre's tr. o.'foofth of. lone, Sit T. .SticilAy'slcrt G., by -Dolpinit lion. R. Cliveli .bl. t. Mack Ld glididicV4 by Lignutri 'vita, vvcrt;thaw;r, itEcct.Es.RActs' . • TAtI3DtY;• SZIPT. il. . . _ _ The Gentletnen'a Purse al ,sof won by Lard StrOTtlrPs fluittirrAd'on, be4r4og Mr. ikii)dels NI. P. slid time 4.41.ef1i. • WitonnEDAx. • lliortl,Suffielt:Ps" Silver Tail ;he Town • I'urse, bearing • Mr. Sucklirtea Anti. The sweepstakes of pigs. each, were won by Mr. llatun'A Sprig f beatkiig Mr; Rein's Stridsimiy; 4;1,1 two oti.eis, Th e 'iwttirier.rexic ,titc_rclutCh • . ,• The .Iluntera'''Cirp of sot was wyn by 'Mr. QvN4lcPs .hrtu4t;e. . r • 'rhe projegted iitaprovementirotrthe River Thames, are on a scale cat ni.ignitutle and expenc that seem to defy '4ll calculation. It, is ititeriticd not dilly tQ overt the course of the river franc .11eacli' to - Blackwall, snit across the Isle of Pegs, - also to escavate a new-bed, through which - .li k e will tow from near.the,King' Pock at Dept . .fopil, to near the Wine Elmi at Bat terSea, datruning 4111,The .'intervening hpace o( the ple;ent 11iyer, and converting it inio a bash), z.; entOr 14 II A • • GrorT -1:0 fi Printed ky' RI CHA RD 14Altv rs incrt.olith4 l 6ft Soui) l, tolfitT e ' ll i i:l4; e9 stti. At s ihigtfitAliiiths, No Strimd, *lmre itdveriltotseNti, ()niers rofthe Paper, Lt(tert for th e (501T-ilaiA), u A.41r,n , 10.4 A r ylP2L; #1.&;E.4110:': n • • john Ci.sui is' a .bative of Phtladeliliti,3 I. his^l,,th e T v aya of Dublin, lie o.4.nr ,. trty reSpeclable tel44ves thei . etre'6hiefly ' petiple - • in - trade. He emi'grated - to the UnitLd Stateibeldfe the Revolution, and purchas ed kothe, land to the South of Pilikdellibia, net weetli wail and Ginucestc....r I",,,int, and carried" on i he. I'm. tintiis of a gardener and hail yin4n," from • Which he aceunvulated a band mine, hot a sniolf . fortune: rro,. give ate aCeount'of John CanuM betier do it th - an by relating 'what we lt;;,ve 1110 re than,once braid bird repeat.--" I tementoey when r used to come every morning with two tubs of, milk in a cart to the ne'w.tnarket, which I.sold by • the quart, pint, &c, and then returhed lumie my 11)Orters hits I did tor years, 'until I .beeatou , disgusted at *hat I considered so idle a lite. 1 went to sea, titiknovin to InY • father, arl,bad bean in every sittratiOn on' boaid, until I became roaster of a merch man t I thought then my fortune was made ; out the first voyage' I was' cast away, anti lost every thnig bot 11 - 4 lite. - -'On'.the second 1" took luy'llon Stephen . (now 'it Lieutenant in the navy). 'with tut ;. he was 0t4 .- SeVek,felcia of tige. 1 was iettuoate this Voyage; but 'On - nty : third I Was' again cast away, and the only remuneration If . receive'd vs>as a service of pktte froni the Underwriters at IrlOyd'i, for my 'great exerribn' in saving the cargo. li'or a number of years I never Was without a slop,' but did not find my means increasing,, After ing from my last voyage, some of 'my peoplo were caught smuggling, and I was adjudged to paya fine of 1,500 duillrs: If I 'raid ii, my family me3t be ruined. I was in this situation in the ; year 1600, when Captain .Decatur galled on me, and-ofiered me a commission to b. the SeCond Lieutenant of the frigate - Philadelpiria, and that die fide should not be called for ; .1 immediately accepted. of the offer, oar . Crinditiun that my son should be mide a Midship man ; this wast immediately granted, and I joined tier'." It wa , Ot this time the writer of this article became acquainted with Capt. CasSin-,-it would, be out of his power tb - pass a sutliyient euloglum on his charaCter and goodness of heart, It may be statii cient to say, that he.treated the junior officers and crew as if,they were his. children—ever . waichial to their wants ati.f instrtition in their prO,lession, Which soon made hi it be beloved by all, and gave him the fiat -plate- in toe, heart of the late Capv.D.ecalur:— The Philadelphia cruised filteeit mouths; 1n the West Indies ; on her rt-turn she. was immediately re fitted,' and sent on the Mediterranean., titrihr the command ot the laic Commodore S. Barron;' . Capt. Ca , sin Went in her ii:if.rstLieut. and on her retort ifre setved the cr l nacter he had obtained the tirsi crtiise, a man and an, officer. He was "t hen appointed to ' 11i k ;ste Philatfelplzialn ordinary ; .aud was soon pli , r called 16"Washingion to take the command, et cite Navytprd there, with the rai* of Port Captain. Fie 11 . i!s been in Ilia' sitnkiotV,eight sears, respedted, by 10i equals:and 'beloved' ty 104 interiors. Capt., C 44. years vl....age t nine ihches in height, le4y, oot di,agreeahly 56 ;" . hisia . 4e, 11:44 ilot him.; in it to strike the. ouserver at first but it -beains itit food tiatuve. iS.i M4,llllber of the Roman Catholic Church, and filthough he at . tends vtoi-cluti‘es regt4atly, he t. is iy , tsigotted. I-le is a gond husband' and faiher, alai a 'lmo unerhtirious officer is and,. as .a man, re4licEte4 b) every cLiss of so- Met) , id *hic ' h he is . known. - ' ' MARG47:E r SIIPT. 19. P:t..IIIAL'SPORT:;' AT DANDELION. Alter the 'Public Breakfast at the .Gardens, the coilipany, eXceeding, 6uo persons, retired' to t he ne w race-grooq, which is siinAted on the smith side of the old °fie. Here previougly affixed,. were theilag staff, marking, theAstaucos proper, fur a two-mile When it was known that Long-tail .Detsry, tbe properly of a Gentleman learned in /be and Smuggler, belonging to Sayer, the - butcher, were t, contend tor the principal prize, an.tinconitntiti de gree of intercsi was excited. To add to thv, genel al hsppine of,,the.#porting .world, f amous 'pc ny, called Comet, belonging to . Philpot, etnerrd tne lists. At the how, of three, til'e Grand Stand, huck ster's Fart} Was filled. with the judges, 4rfitTsifeir sub. ordinates, the .alerks of the courffe..,, 4 0out. past three they statted, and dttemirked tl3e first heat as follows : Mr. Pirkipot's bay pony, Cornet Light Slue Mr. Hilt's nsy poity;Loortail Betsey Scarlet 2 t. sayer's grey pony, Smuggler What: 3 • The course was TUU in .fbur . minute.; atql three quarters;. the second heat was a hollow thing in favour of Comet. Then, come., forward the rnen, BIANN,IiTi . and MyritganY (the donLey ha&neyinen) with their terribly teat e high-bred running-asses; , At this period the clamour exceed ed all former example ;, but, we• have he pleasure to add that the ,Srewards gave ample testin - rony, sotoil tortirnde, and by great, exertion, and' some ca.-.rcion, they suceeed.d in 'the restoration of order. Jet utir letu ponies were awn arranged thus Mr. flenoett's Lklipse . Purple. Mr. tylvannery'..i LightfOot . • orange. • Mr. 13.--‘-'- , s . w3x.worX - Lilac. Mr. Lofty Crean, In that order thevstarted. Every mind sedmed absorbed in the itnportanee of.the event, and 'a mo. meritafy , 'silence of admiration t:revailed. About ha:e,pa.t four hey started its good style, wiih every heart elate; great sebrecy was observed as .-to the rider 01 lictipse; but When It WOk known that l 3-oimg tbde her s beta yvere offered of five guineas to ‘ tk,vo. 'The latter at first gently took the lead, but ,s9on afterwards he displayed ,so strong and'coin— mandipg a atrolco, and produced such povctJ of vvecc, es quickly deeided .the race a dead heat, by lair distancing Ligll*(l.o and.Lopy, near half a mile. Those who meant to bet upon Eclipse, complained. of the want of joqkeyship in BUCKL“ ), they could , not . -restrain their,feeliogs upon the occasion, and openly condeinad hirn for not , playing booty, by laying gently at Lightfoot, and thus gitung , thent o , )portwu ty of taiqng in the f lats. , The chemise race =ilia not take piuie, Ladies. having paid fulieit. . . . • titira reedgnifted the es pets6ii•who had ;old the frock in question, biskrig Aked *hat the had tolay for 10014 said that the wilneNtei %vele all Ped"red. , slre L'ury found her and the Court P' , " l'inleeu.lier In tninsporied flir ieven.ieart: tita.AWelitLY ENt.isTINC. `ftibi next indiCted tor unlawfully e n ! M listing and teetuiting into hih Nlajeity'i titles., and obtaining the usual. homily, Bobo tto:, tittle falsely repreienting anti o.o3ting that he net iddentured 'ippreotite; the tact appearinf: otherwise. .Ntr. Am.ait, for the defendant, took sam e ' b i e('• these t b o ei t n 4 g e oli:cdreroutiteldre,b'yunidhizer Gaut,lhe Ei ni 1) Ad; b u .• I.. w m a ;r f i o so i,T r a vvi G t. uilly , .and aenteoced to t i de POLICE. oitirgbg.titiiitailler'dPllolLf Lth--71.1:eittilllif,Gd.1\13'.6'ewUC'hilluN:or,111,65Sa‘.111ditdistiii1111'1"fiTiii:' S%lge•-coai.:ll la.' London, appeared- to aas,so4'! - ,citargl made against him (tipw farmer day, 01 l' . %%; ell , who PPuhalddc'sbeße)tiii'lel ill c o e y e ed .: Qtiot slieeciiiiic'e6Tii°ollßoiiiii; Cbtinnission df the otrence, tot eight gone 3 ' . 4 Alderman %Vo,:o!, titc . Sitting 11WiStrO, Si; sorry 10 ti 3d the words of the Ac..l (ii,id St.itir;ilcti Act) so imperative, that he must of occolig,:l/'Ol tire ! Berson - coriiptiitied'.4 .to 'bid. the tg i u . ,, i Iliciently ex.preSs his abhorrence olthe 0 4 ' 4 ; 1 .the inforonapt,,ba.,fri's stVoorters or adviort #o'' . hey mght. "They might as well send P° i '''''' or cets in diligtlise'tO dittereitt parts of the ielotf' 0 . the . POI - Pt:se ail seduciog persons. to clowitLia heries or other Criil)eS, and thew bring too - m - 11 t 47 the °iTckeia !hey had indoeallherti 0. c 44° t l in i'bt"na:il:4lol:l:yidt'ehAriariuta-tedirfincgulotn itilliell)°;iladtionrginallowt (1;01;:,"-Iritis -the-seller beiog by-the St ,lute e qually go' „,9. .‘ uit t : op o d ru a uc i: a g : , i i : gt i e r : i . e aap i t i::t r i g a j i r i t ' i ' I l i ; b; e n : g , f i l r e: : ::: i :it " t ) i t 0 4 i l :: C i t i i ) P ( g i ,i r te :i:t i ' i i : . 0 ; I :1 3::: " 1 : l e b a l i rial il l' 5 ~ 0 0 e Y to ,i ti l e : .ot.i.jew, it.!seemect to the worthy' Aldafalool not to have been prepared for the dealing Lo., - traffic,' butte have'been sedeced Ifitoll.oY:,,vo wbot had: repeatedly diii;lat ed a 1 1 ° ' . 4. ,1 ~r y e. uineas,. itk . 9rdqr to teinpt /nut. •1 -14 ii ru g r tot ot 'defendant, however, to find hOil t ° I— $ .10t.• whielt lid aCCOrdingly did. . • 1 - A very few. Cen'thries' ago, fidnipsie!cri l iv i, :: 6 ' ( lift weich.44hdi.og.its. fine situation in the vit , l , ' 4 OO metropolis, a - mere paltry villaffe _col/oiling:0o undresses cottages, " who w:ill'ecl for th e , ~,431y, • Whets •coliteral•ccraters got into fashion, th e 1 , 0 4 .b4ft2te at Hampstead attracted stort4. I° l . ' l V ranked it as une of the first waterlog 1)184.`,;01,1 water still rein'ains, but the fashitoi isnovi,', sii 'r:-and-sractpis-the-pervegiaess Of tuardsiod., 0 ' il l d deal ...s..ldivilloi.todniturThg;:ii:.:7.:ll,latt,oll7dvilatilotrii,ip.:iiiitliiy:ilgis,t.ei:stfi,i;tiltg,(yao' ::011:101:esi:is:}.i',..e:G',:di 1i,..Lit,111,:046 i i t eipr an chi_ womaia4ssatl -ItioupsteadWflo 111.101,,,.rref her while to watt pn it,. and prot.,ot.thd : g rief with a cup.. Many ,of . the tabiatiAbies i_ Is o i.a I , i".Pad4l:?: ilot even,knoy,r where it ,it, Od it l io lii" . ts.vo or three old bachelors that are ever. se+ll,,w oi jt*lghttioittliood, 1,v1i6 goir:fioes pot a lil a be f e re .Ltrireo• 'l3°citeks to . take a sip as they P bre.44 l st. - **it!:l:'!'tl:)tiCE,6-111:117id°:..1:rit:!i'::tryieill::::fi , .1? riillg I ~, odo r ' J oint! 00 -.! ..,., r i wo,. and saying 'else' did nnt expea t° 1i ":; . (70 1 / 1114 wi,sbed 19 know that he would elguga :0 vifrio te nr: The undertaker,.of couisF, a4'°,.., She would like to be inieired,' &v. when o i ri t, loolite_ would 'fah .to -be laid in the toullY %t i lt o , o t el ingthe place (in a westei it 000, ,u 1 , 10 4, De l t i i tt ) WdS 001 going, to have,ally ow it) 11000 004; did not vv. i i t* ‘ ' . ooy 0 miry —.' trt'l ‘ 4 Y, d . Alla 111$1 : . i .i..i!i h a herse and a pair of. hgr' s ' 1 , 0 i lia' ' t i caking and rexkoning on both sids ,, I 1 ,, woll e . . .., ant . ricA1.:11.54)1• to inclUdo e.rerYexPenL-',, into : i . ~ agreetriont to that etfeet was { alte r ill, err C o t; Lidy's presentiment ;proved not to 7,.. be( peo ~ I. on Mohday last she ,lied.. to 01f,..... o f oeu. wail -cOmplaining. much ,it tlic. doir v "' . '.:, o f ijiing, tlie . t ise.ot bread, ft:e. card it'l i t ,ti ` n j 'areth I :', l i an 130ileceitiary ettpenee she had In' e J. i'uostelY 0, a Chaldiiin" of Cords, which had. u uto , ~.,(1 c ,,,r i .the diis before come in: and .whict:ii.l'; lira ,k,el:4 • term:rotted' three diffeteht o'll'4' bil i:e hOt i i ' l' att , 200.. duty has been.paid,lor roooey .•,..._,,,, ine tH ~., (within. a year or two) outs or. licr y ,J: ) ., , i , x , 0 0 07 ,i-fer elki6i son has had 00 1 . P er 4 the death! of his.,tat her. ' . . •JiIRTIIS. On Monday last, the Lady of Francis 140044 al_ ll'tt liTsdtlhailolisctl-beatclcalore;tol-1:i22'0::;:cs..1.3111104;14 's'' lO ° Coote, Esq. ot Bellaniont Forest C:iv44l, I'4' --------• ----------- • NVIR ii ft 0. lass FP' P OP' On Weanescity last, at tetbNk, in Tor -1' . et. niogi,e.acst daughter ot Nit. Icooings, Di C AreY ;: j0 10 41 : coinfts•ie, tc, 141 r, Wiiii4rn Pearson, ot iiiili;)oDetesc,ipor On Saturday lst, I 1.1. Griflials, I%,Li ,11ic, P4' DOW,. to Moja, onif (I.,uglita 01 EciviAl“ It o I)oret-squale 4Vesto, o,ter , , , oortoo s ' ' *. es (.lurch, . ;di' 11:e saint! day-, at St. 'l-00011, I 0,1, tJ to, Mr. loitn ilk:lila liwomaoce.irci'At-r, or ',,, adio, 01 riet laeNadt l'aitusltter of Mt. M.113f _. 1, W l ' towti. s $ insicr, 13"1''s ti Ye,tatiity. at St. Margarces, Westl" ~, NV lott , brook. Grittitns •Esq, of Vottors' Con)lnvo"t!liorct.Pl Only (bog-titer ' of Vciv.aed Ni°l`'Y' C'l. ' W, , • cs.t.iostt,•r. - ------- cOn ctialsd.,f,' tile 1 11:t . the (I.lll4llw.r°sroCirile7l:so6.`ii ~ri4evecy`iiifFi.-.1. 'et cu,cr.vy 1.4)%vr Cot)01,00) i 4 IVltal44! ...f)lolc7C''.l?‘l4l::ll,aty))4tliVjte I:lino!;:artcl°t:‘e:t °!"1111;11“11,1,ati,i' 111‘011114: masiet I.uni South wed tt yeato, clac'ise ry t l44° at,f4eild. louts, tilitnaptilciliiac'ete.. de/Vlllll twist P ° 0 0 oho' R . ()a ,lisisttl ; tynf,(;atns io;1::::""14 it Cf tven Pildtning, 5 , wits. After 5. ittg , ; ~„, ..a-~~""~~.-~"' ~-~ ~, bi.b gErt. .. • ~.. .10iii Cointoo,,:''p 'labourer; - wn'i 'india — tqi 1" ... t . ste,vl.. s. 44 . , a pocifeC.iioCk; cnrit;litlingl.%sl. in Bank noses, tflil"pt-tiprty'tsf inzi - tuasto7 .I:)scpli SweeotOucs, a l'he — cite - 4beliii 'cleatly rOade . , out, ,flie .pr caper, in eicds'e` for liti i'OIICILICCA; ti.iid be had. a. scolding wife., und. that the ,devil had canineott:r ilia).— BURGLARY. , . Md. white Vas: found guilty' Of tireakryt - into tlie awOliog;-tionie of Elizabeth' Wdson, and itig; . a warmiag-Pan, fendei, and other 'articles., From' a misfAke - in the. naive of the wrist); which 'was ‘lescribed'as the parish ofNew Church, ifinead, or the Parish of St. Miry Le Strand,_ the capital part of the charge tell to the ground, Mary" &big; 19r Stealing, a silVer mill.-pot, two silver spoons, and Other articles, the property of Edward Turner, M his dwellin.t-liouse was capit tally convicted. The lallOWing were convicted, viz. John 'Ptienix, - for steaiina mahogany ,table, the 'property of Thomas' Dew ; Bowler and :Elizabeth Tallohy; for, steliting several ,articles of wearing appaiel,,the property of .ji,obsrt Hambling . ; John Williains, toestealing two silver spoons, and a salt spoon; the properly of Philip Nlonoux. Lucas'; :Riward 'Simpkins, for stetling a gold seal, value 2.55. tf:e properly of JoSepli Fisher ;i1 Smith, tor stealing a shawl, the property of .Mes'srs. and „Needs ; Christian crane, for stealtng . ten pigeons and three ducks, the proper . tyof Philip Ca tang ; John Pass, for stealing a flat 0/aloe 'pi. an iron key', and a - pair - of spectacles ? the property of. John Spybey. °Re was convicted of a rnisdemeatior, and nine . ‘‘. ere acquitted. . . 111:DDLESEX' SESSIOArS.' • SA TU DAY, , surr:s2 1: • -*aIiAlM 'PA itsaw: . . Tact , ih - e• Varspn, was.brotight tilt baf,, case till next s ssioreo. ANDREWS , AND HALL. Mr. BARRY presented aflldaviron the part Of these o,vo prisoners,. who are - charged as notorious. swindlers, to 'have ~ t heir trial pesiponedtill next Session. - The' affidavit 'stated,. that the 'pi - genets Were taken by surprisel, that they had se'v'eral. Baoktls'Londorf.'to adduce as I.kAtnetisor, who could probe that they bad authority to draw on the persona'Whom It caws eltarkod as a eritne, for il;ent, to have drawn can, but that they had not tuld'sufll-. tient tiMe to subpcena.thOse Geotimol. •• Mr. AWAY opposed• this application. 11e epn! tended that it ,was impossible the prisoners could have been taken' by :Apprise, the_ present indtth . ..xot having been found against them, sometime ago; and'besides,.there 'were no names of any witnesses,„ whom the-prisoners•wished - to subpcena, mentioned in the affidavit. . • . - , Andre ws, 'in ani - wer to, fir.. Alley, addressed. the' Court . , J-ie . pie;tse. your ,Worship : b t :e ad f n o e r t r e u i n i t ) footnnro(t'tunr7aatne. ,shay i h e .il i a p re f i : i mati t n ' tQ - e ' e:d ' h a f, v s e 1 3 , - I t r- iv t .h o t r .v r Tri l : A rro . .:l; y l for my Caultel;. he themsaidi .had a right to-liate ,that which 1, now supplicate. lam Withouc wit nesses to stipport no at tny Lhopeltlie Court will conkider what I have sworn in my at t• ; .davit as. neeessary;' Afier some consultation on the •Bench,.-.the..de fendant.was allowed to Amundilis affidavit, aki be returned it ~with the, naines and Co. CtrlNa: and..l3i4duiphr-littnutergley, a n d C o . and ;mother 'Ban king•hou -sts persobi v. 461. w I.orn .he had opened,eash ' - .<ccluntiyand..Whote testimony' would be hiesiwn eta) servra.:to Mr. ant-the abovefitatetnetWof namest left t 4 quemian entire-1y witty site Court; Ittlinhtl. Ing an in'iantion to prowi.-All6. the 'cletenttai‘t f o r perjury, in ottat-th-e in tier of! thu Kfit.frelit'Was tut trod. Andrekvi then, absolved, ." May it o,•die your Worship, I know Lean substniutite atildavik'." The-Clnctuon; to .th'use eircninstatt...ei, otcitred that the trial, slfoutki- stand for Ttre - stlay,:and-ighs;•rv= etl, that the prisoners ntig.ht procure the - witnesses they wanted ny parties Wete in London. . Agnes..eidaqts.,,waz eottviaeti of-.43timing n sinus bow, Avitit, White' tliavattepton a bt:al:. gtoutid contrary - • •Thetnote-in qtiestiei) was ode-dr.:the:Fleet riot6ri made to deceive •ti ! ci tiowitry; as it ptirportrd (vittiout , olose inspection) to.be a Tia-Ok of Ettgidttii (lute.. • . • • `..1: he prisoner, in her defence, 'denied that she h nitered'irwith a guilty knowledge to tile presecuto: . ,, a publican, in St. John-street. &he was sentenced to six months imprisonment. tPlArion and fut.pler, two letnairS, %v&ile stritenced, to six .monifis itnrijosootnent for tittering counter.. fiank . tokenr., tot doildrs.' -4" Seven others were also conviaed of tattering coon terfeit Chillingq, and poniabetraetording to 'the Ltd of Pailiameht. CHILD STEALING.' • Franeis ..htinkerky, a strong and, stout young; vv4.- .171,11, was put 16 (lie bar, -charged tkith a child "a` hock., of the value ,: ' of one shilling, the pro perty of Mary Turner, the ‘,Vife.of Williani•Turncr, Ited, that '•slie hves in the neighbourhood of teihnal . glben, .'1 hit Friday morning, her , little, sop, a child of two years 'and, a Itcilf old, "w A4.6114)4 at . the :door of the house kk;bere she lod'ged, it was , suddenly missed, and after a ki:g search, was tool ..a considerable' ‘k-iy Off sfril " .d civthes. On . , the Wednesday of ter thi; nesa sent for to the Publie Office, Whitcchapel, where theOrigoner WAS in custody„ Ar4lideritilikt tile child's frock in the 1101.1 S of an Officer ot , the 1:01ice. ~, • • A Mrs . . TbatChain, 1;(3;.4;s ah old clotheii. .shop .larnes.street, Betinial-green, depose•l that ihe'prisoner sold he . r.tiut fiocri.in'questiqn, and tt4t h'isllring '• Woman was talie6 into custody opan 6hay . of stripping several . 644ben, she had the cu. riosity to go to the Public ()thee to'see - her, and i.E tr