The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-31 00:00:00

....... - -- •• ~,, • - , . . . SOUNI 4A.T.33I•C<L ' , '.." .' , tttlicas AYRP.S.JDNIII4.—Tws any •erioerecl this. 914%1 ilie % deriii troops of .infainry and drapOns which the klagitorn 4 Chili has 4, or t P o tiS (,) %Ll' 'l llll 'ej'll , ca.'s- ill Which we are eiinally e.d. ""u'netal-Coiiiiiiiiiid4rit, at the head of - n :ilt og the rliinenl'o ovlfclieit out to re ce i ve t h e n, at the clis t.'nef a quartet 01 ,10 t puraittl a 10 e from t.he citv ; al l 1, wiiii our .wailike legion., amidst the actl ' Rati on , or 3 Inimeintis pcpso 3, ion, they. were hill, the great square in front of the towll • I f , lit he.bliconies 01 •, hi• h, th.: Junta and. he 14:R101,414y were assembled. There I itry'rene wed t orris solemn oaths to die with us, should it be a l l em'y; for the'destrottioo of tyranny, and in, the I , 4 e l en '_ of the impreseripible ilk; ii t, of our native . 41 1 14 4 o,llr Cllldreh at (east way eohy the pre titA 'il li enY. They have come determined . gory, io their hi , rnes wii bout the- palm- Of i k6 ° ,. 1 1,' Lt the hingluy d,..spot a n d hi s f o ll owe r s ; 4,r44'"'l''oe Ar willt t , rror ; and consider, th a t if Buenos 14':e,ai at one time able to inflict ptitii.h t;"illw els inure powerful enemi•rs, his intl igues, th t :Niti'3re ltiiitts, fits m i serable power, andhis titulniieti f Perlekaly America' coniemptible then opposed to orce of ............. 114.. BU ENOS.AVRE S, TUNE 20. :I,,lo4t,PirC)Nt THE CONDE DE E LIN.IARZ, rou na IIINISTER A•r RIO JANEIRO, TT O H H E 44 4. st " Rio laireiro, April zz, ISL'. llos.. D• 11 11 . , . a4XCELIANT•SatiOIt, telt7Al.l M,1111.1e1 Sariatea, st. ho has just arrived bet.2olliered to rue your letter, which I have laid tltti l the Noce Regent,. my master. His High awildlichuge.d nie to assure y ou , that he feels, ill idp,„ 4l l a Y'altioils to 11131111i1111 with the Junta °E ltic!n,thi et Buenos Ayres, the saute SrlltitllerliS 1104„(1-'"'D and goOd, harmony to ss 'ltch lie i 6 hi, e t t lr :I.e alliance which happily unites him with thil t i t u i llc 'l.P.isly. Your Ex. elleucy ltrh ws the 1,1;, 1 o' and totite imp irliali.,y by which his Itoyal y 's ise,, i t u „ v il ''''llheit •" 11 ' t etli You are nr.t ignorant 'how 'C. . 414 " Illt, CO . ' t . n of the Sp. 1 • 0 s1) 14reti ost.rva to 1N , ,,, 1 ,. ' qui to secur e the eventual rights of his tittlrify/4::'' Your Excellency W est, theretore, , 11 8 i har",,,-11()k; ho w anxious he is 'to see union °lrmo!, o:re,esiablished among all parts'of the il b '•l th e , itlllai ertst and, with what pain he has wtt 7 ' l trout ' . 44litl eileentent of a civil war on t h e ‘ b 4,41, .. 'error his Slates. He is of course partt i 44: 10 ti Nit ..0.,s for its. ttimination, to which - he "/,,hitii,,,,Ql,l,llingly contribute by all the means i i, 4 , 14,1 1i1y j,,, i *Ligq, .st;d by the friendship and int- . , i ' l ifliti t iliA he trds for all the subjects of his i -lswi,i,„p_*lY. In obedience to the royal or hr,risiii, , hi t tovt received, I feel great satistaaP:n g'i4ph'l decialation of the sentirne.it, of' b's )41 '4' 4481 . which I 1 te will be agreeable to tileniy. $,,,, . ' • m iaY Go(i pieerve, Brr. " COND E DE LltiltiktiliZ. tf . ,:_ -,....., . ft RPIN,OI, tliE ILINTA. 0 N.• , , . Ti i, 14 4XC4LLiater SENOR, tiS. 44 104 1 "ta h4S leiiflied, with the grealettsa - ii , L ie h'.. ' ' f oots Line Neniiinelits with a. hen ins Royal". afti I 'e l'n 1 .• I) • • 1 arli his out d eti, , tt.. , 4%rg, tit i s tii preibec °l ll p, mi. , e,tio contripute, by all +tine 'We m ans, 14 ,,f411 1th i i rili taa lit th at harmony which has been 'Pho il ,, t Y ilit:rrupted among ihise Wilt' have 11 41 11 4 it, be 'tie suit' ' - ..s 01 toe same Mfutareo. ktrrii. (1 Prjudice f i L , •1 ' G'ivernment. h. 'sect Ii , s 0 the Sy anis) , 1 1 h ot th, L't) calnilyto attend to our right ~ and i r 't / i ' 1114 „.,1()r•a1 thipoilit 'ries of the royal aut 0- 4rY 1,, ti r:rt a' /troLti'La been resolvt.d to HO W O" k l kiii% t " el t letiee Of t.tc'ts, Cy disseminating t t: ho ''' r) el of errors, our So ItY•"wid tifil t ' l ' moo , , Y'' • • . 11 . r ; elf t . Li ; .I ' nr " to , firmed, nod. es cn the re rif,l4 tut. 'i 1 1 i,,, - ''""'d ' , mud kive disappeared troon..- ~1„,o , •b ii, inifiriii„,„tely, gu id e d, the most i.„,iliyiti. i Pr.o il it vie.‘ s i" iy introduced tne 'IL; ' 41 " of Ili,i,i, C• ~ n 'oil down Nil, tir t ,, t.r 1_ , 11.; u 11(1), t h o u g ht,, still c . , ___. %,,.it i iv,i ,i ). " (It this vict . royalt), ;s '"' , ' ' L ib th. g' s 111 the nr.ivii , t e at Paraguay, and, "I) ' 4 4'1 8 of It 4 • ttlt. "t Pi th '', Montt 1:4,1e:o. . . Iltt • . Pillers will • . informed your Ex- . i t i., , ot „ ,t . ouit., ta . ot jotit .ti ts Unit, viable grounds cm t iil4l , uotikt . . • ;v. tbe t l y VII. L ,,,. Pt' Jatir to o ur allegiance to i It t , ''''io•%, n - Pt' t,;uodect onr light to . resume k t ,'`'ns nii,i!nt of our O.L 11 afl ' airs. As to the dis ttl titans) ihuhethately in yOur vicilittY, It " ii-:` i illi f i l tv;;;4l4, th,it the 'object of the- military 11 41461 ''aroguay was no other than to place rti •lia t of 1„ , It tll ilk k in ~ ‘,.il province, con fi ned to an an' *I I , ittl. of .00111, in a sir nation to deliberate nn L. kit th, savia,t the ~ N u . ,ei t , ti ., :, o State train the subversion .11,1: 1 tir gh , , f t ° i'. lint they close rattler to 4,,,,revt lons of ill -des° ' ' ' Who; were listen - 8,14 • iii i b .gn,ag :nen, ti t4l % . b rc,ll. ell' semis, 114114 o• the wise coulisql ,i,kt'Ailti,6,ltr- th'ilee it inypetted that bostili ii„,,ltt,, ,". Hui the 1 ,i ..e first object 1., ) , -te ii,„ 1. , ~. uttt,'tist, - - uotohl of their countrymen, view ed iii ,0, 40, wqll horror, and ordered all 110 Still.• 4ti 211 1 , 1 " 4 .0% to tittle the.worit'of undeaeiv- 1 1Y1 11. 1 r 1 3 , 44. I,,,i4el4''td to the ltiairs o f Monte Video, the '4 ff it w, ' - 17 1 " ' 1: 11' 'illli b-r,,0 Inconsiderate as to plaeg at the li C . iii \c" 44 . X.ayiCT EllO, With the respect itilli4/ ko titiblicers:Y' ' Tilii sudlicious thh, whose lo ilt N t p jtois l'ineltuil is notorious, since his arrivai, "1 44 141 1 lite ti„,7l toil treat us as rebels,--- ` ' 44 'l 441114 t US the ven eance of the laws, li ' le tt ' our t . . g ' 4 44 4 tiyi.„l., u ' l h , ---to make preparatibni to ‘ill ' i t' 4l4 ( oth e e ', " Il d , ilr fine, 'to irritate the in ,it li, ex , lid a 'lst and the miseries to which :tie re ' i 1 4 . 111,, . . ~,0 1 1), e I tilio,i l ., 7 1 i1 1 1 , ) ,Prud eke ` r t t 't!' being placed in this cruel Si' ;li Lt 1 , t t , ..t , e ,.. ~.4,J,1gm them to resort.: to' violent' ti tti , litll il l '. Y r '''''' in Ii 1111is`4 - atictilen'iiiided iiiist • sail! l4l.4l Y it:4L;11)441. The JU'OI4 Would have been IN t eNnt i .- 4 , Att , . ts,y 1i,,.. 0 the dm' resstts of their neigh - gittl,-;,.44144-„e ' ' e "t tho:ni .ii,l. '1:-,ey, therefore, I ttil • ti(P.,lls ' 11 .Ut ti t , . . Aau have 1.1 pall arrested Yoi 41 3 "0 .tit ..i , p 4% 4 , , al 11411e.ti. gi ki -.llt. tii. 'Live ~ , i ll a 'ary tLe .‘ - i•ioper to explain tt.) I 'it t v tii :4 tit,,s,„ : 1 "'l I '-, of their beviratioti,.frOno t t4 ,i „, I .s. 1 , 11, .." "'riet k,,,,,,,,iit, i, of toe most re -1,141,.„it:t7 I.l,,,6„iiii'v,:iritiat s t, al 1:1, II oy a 1 Highties. yr ti,. ' oh - t i „ , i ,. 6 1=11,1,1. ito judge from this ii}' '-4 ...' l 'ili - iii i , , Il t r the oh rani i,, the B. ant Ads 4, 41,, ~.,, , 'ol,oß‘er. .je \I Ile i t h ititli e lie i„, . • 1)t , urooeitis in t ot ` 81 F0t: ' ti 1 i ti ,. 48, 1r.i„,., 4 , 1 . ti : ) , ' „ (1 ,,, '-'i- :_ re . ~t o his - jiiuteetiun, ' w4k.;,,i , llot: , 'lama will ae‘er lose s ht Otho tOlisideratron§ With Wil.ioll augh t ibe •,•• inipteSse4 subjects of their King.. They .wish 0 . 0 hanr?Y to: he accelerated; When 'We shall see firriihand:V.ll. iesfored, ; the, prone of' his ancestors, and . when an Ot t 'reconciled,. shall boar iti concert in stippii - ting vlitliout.altetaiton the rights 9t the Crovv n... Duuntl'ss the powerful in #uence ot the Prince Regent, - your. mister, thight lmonth the ditfietilties in the wily - of such an event. Out, considerint that, by the general wish of the people, it his been thought necessary to convoke their represettiatives, for the purpose of discussing (hose difficult question's which have been excited by the passing'iiecurrences, and' far securing the iii..!- rests of the nation, it -is the opinion of this Junta that, without the. consent of that Congress, it wb.tld be premiture to enter into any measures of - nego.. ciailott with Spain. The same obstacles are not op 7 nosed to our reconciliation wish the city of Monte Video. The consanguinity of its inhabitants, the vicinity of their territory, and their intimate 'rela tions with this metropolis, all , concur in exciting a de'site for our re-union. The Junta will theretore receive any proposition that'may be made to them through the medium of 'his Royal , Highnesi, bpt will not cpmprowise rho -interest% which have been entrusted to them.—God 'pr e serve, Ste. " A yres, May i 6, ISt " To his Luellency the Conde tie Linharez." 131,Et.tos - AvitEs, JUNa 26-:-Our army at present consists of 22,000 , warliors, the flower of the pro-, vinces; without is the Indilus; who volun tarily join the service, and chiefly convey the and and baggage. They are not alt, to be suit., armed with muskets, but a considerable part of, them' are. Our cavalry are provided with every kind of side-arms;. and are able of themsekes to r ou t those miserable legions, tram whom the ettiP tN of their chiefs hate not been able to conceal the ink tice ot their cause. , CIRCULAR OF THBJUNTA TO TkIII CABILOOS OV TUB UNITED PROVINCES Nothing is inure important to the great objelis . which this Junta promotes, tban to see the moment air ve when the provinces shall be represent , d in a eni,gr,st which .shall commence its weighty deli berations. And as, .not‘vnbstandwg the repealed invitations which have been issued for the purpose of hastening the arrival of a day. which will tie the most remarkable in the future annals ‘.l Atriertea, a number of the deputies ut which thst august stss to bly is to be Composed have nut yet arrie 1, the Junta, therefore, on account of its pressing import ances to the State; nave r6olvrti that lite Ida tonal :Congreias shall cominettce its sittings about e end of Novemner iu the present year. consequence, the Government req,dies you to AVCvler .1 e I tie situ) . of your reptesen , iatives, aiid that One at least be eteeleit for each of the cite s in your iis,ittts i wi this understanding, that shoald utitoieseen ties prevent yoo from carlyint; •he to sire into effect w Won the time prefixed, i.c.ppietnentari de puties will be ttppottued, till thry ,irrf%e who are' lee,itimately invested with pu ers trout their colisii .uents. This resolution is cennoinnicate,l to , you, that you m.iy with zeal and 10%e tor the cause tit jour codri . ry take all neceiasaly I tasutes tor bast.!olog the a ! sk tublage of Ole sold reptebetnatives ttl t.lua !waft's-Ayres, luny z 6, i 8 t • The following is the letter of tlle,Vieeroy, Elio to General co'nveyel by o flag ut irtice,• an:t to which the currespuocience,,ititierteti in our. Papa yeActday, refers :-- Monte Video, May to. I have to inform you, that I have set. ult tout, negoeimions with the Junta 4)1 Buenos Ayres, thronji the medium of Cart. Heywood, ut the Uri-, psis frigate Acieus, which othcer has also instruct,ons from his (Jove , Amens to ii.f- faille effect. Oise of the piopostuons winch he has to make to the Junta, is, that an artyn.tice mid suspension of arts slsbottd take Frlace Ills our exisin.gd‘tleretsces can be sitcom mod:stecl. 1 expect nom day to deny accounts nt ,, t his negociation, an d in the mean tinse I. hope you Will COtiCtir in the humane Nem si news which animate sue,' by suspending all hostiltties - between our troops, as producing only a lamentable anti. useiesS etin sion vt hfoud ; as the Junta mot i i ctiin v ly with the,pricifie propositions made by the English and myself." The reply of General Artigas.was in substance as follows : " Camp at Las Victiras, May 20, iBt t. " Senor,--The cause at . the people does -not a& mit of the least delay. If.you really, desire to avoid the effusion of blood; so contrarylo the feelings , of humanity, enter into a negociation with me, who am weli acquainted with the wishes of the Junta, and will give you and Monte-Video a new proof of its gener o us and These are comprised in the re-ectablishrnent of •communication and rela tions between the inhabitartts of 111ohte Video and 11losc of tl►e.capital,--firs marked out by the mu tual interests of both, and by nature itself,-iies 'which were broken by a declaration of vLar on your part, which has carried .desolation and mow ing i n t o those families whiolt have suffered tro►+t that effusion of blood which you profess to la ment. , " This, army will 'shortly bring ; to a, conclusion the work which is alieady so far advanced; and YUU will bring to a climax the misfortunes of Monte- Video, un,less you rcSolve that the authority of the Provisional' Junta of these prOvinces be recogni;ol by that:city, in order that it may tratisMit its wishes by the medium oh a Itepiesentative, , Conformably to the regulation which has been publiihed, and in imitation of the ineastiri7s which all the provinces of Sp.ii: , adopted for the purpo§e of preserving entire toe dooninions of. our atn;it,t• Sovereign Don Ferdi, nand VII. from the oppressign of the tyrant of Europe.--Tbil; is ilio only condition on in virtue, of -the . anthoiity which I, exercise, 1 bball cause ho>tilities to cease on tile part of my trools. (Sighed) " JOSE.ARTIGAS." [Frog a letter of General Artigai to the Junta of V:eno.-Ayies,dateti May 24;. it appears that ilia army Vvai e M ncaped on the ridge of Monte Video. 'l'h,.battle 'ot L in which he claimed the ~,1v nit )gts, peen) to" have been a mt re. shirttilib, in w nich'the 10,,E on the part of the %iciors ailiounied nly't4 - i I 6 ille f, and «8 wounded. They 'auk, how eV.4r, 10 Of 12 pic.Ces of GitflLltlli, and a gt4d dcal pr - GerieratAt .. dgiCipfe,'—r, b. ffrquetice; of the adyaltages he had obtained, he sent in a fLig of truce ti . thp - Viceroy Elio, Oematitiing the surrender Qf Wok' Video. Elio returneaa verbal' ref 'arid ordeiecl the otneer ,wil it theAag'oT6tiCe to depart imniediately. We are led iii:suppoie trout' thee paperi;jhat though up in .Monie Video he' bas a naval ktee which gives Win, in some rrhtiiure, the 'conutiand of the rivet,] MR. SADLER'S AERLIL VOYAGE. PUitTtiER PiitTlCuLAtte. The balloon, 01.1 its fistrig J , continued , ascending, and the traVelleria, flodieg then eaves much inconvenienced from the number of things with which the car was loaded,' immediately beguit to make the necessary arrangementS f r th,ir pro posed experimentsin the course or which the flag which had teen held by Mr. Deanfoy, and which he bad placed behind ben on the seat, unluckily HI over the side of the car, and,' as already stated, was picked up in . Chuich-fields. Mr. li.t!atiloy described the scene which was jtow for the first time present ed to his view, in the must glowing termS, and s.2id it far exceeded any thing the most fervent imagina tion could have pictured ; and although the prospect was considerably circumscribed by a thick mist, he yet had a view of the Nure and of all the country in that direction ; but front the density of the atmo sphere towards London, he was un , ble to get sight of the metropolis. On their passing °ler Waltham- stow,. they distinCtly heard the report of several minute , guns, which were discharged by Mr. For ster, the banker, in consequence of previous con cert. The concussion oecasioned by this noise, however, had no effect upon the balloon; which pursued its course in the most majestic style. At • annut half-past thiee, while over Chelmsford, it' entered a cloud, .wl'ich was so. extremely dense; that the, earl h MIS snon completely hidden from the view of the aeronauts, who were now exposed to the effects of a severe storm, which forced the bal loon to ;PA fro in n frightful manner, and twirled it about with great rapidity. While in this state they were visited by a hail storm, which rattled, aeaiest • their vehicle with great violence; and from the satbsequent rutting of the stones, exposed them to all the iecouveniences of the water, Which trickled' from the balloon. Notwithstandiog these difficulties, Mr. Bourg expressed a desire to fw( net still higher ; but Mr. Sadler Observing by the compass, that they were taking a direction towards the sra, and apprehensive of falling in the Water, he thought it expedient to descend without Mar. which he did by seff,rine a considerable qnat.tity of iris to escape. ' They soon once more gained a view at the earth, towardSwhich thi;v rapidly approach ed: Throo log out a little ball ist; they again. &wended; but shortly afterwards they • determined to finish their coarse, and taking measures accord-. inely, 'they threw out their grappling-irons, which . becotning firmly fixed in a meadow near East Thorpe, they got out of the car with perfect ease, and with tly aeristance of the multitude c&lected on the occasion, they • emptied the balloon of the ra no_ .14.4. tie, 091 lass in flammable air, and having lsi 2. ( 1 0 I ntreadv bet -n stated, from KelvedOn, and fled their aerial vehicle thereon, they proceeded to Hackney. Mr: Sadler .stateft, that when the carrying pigeons which he took 'Lei with him were-emaecipatedorem the bag in which they were ungifted, they tpot.lc a circular flight, Ind immediately returned to the balloon, on which they perched, as if unwilling to leave it. Six of them were,. however, at length forced from the car, and they, winged their course towards the' region from whence riwy had come.--;. The srventh, oti.which the greatest dependence had been placed fur carrying intelligence to the friends of Mr: fieaoloy, instead of obeying the wishes of his master, flew to the top of the balloon, and 'bete kept its . station till the descent, when it flew. into a Eve, fioni, whence it was driven by a boy sent up fer ihe purpose. It did not atrive at home till yes terday Morning. AGRICI 7 L7'URE, MONTHLY UEPORT FOR AUGUST. The Harvest has been nearly closed Within 1115 month, with liner weather and more dispatch than bliS been known for many years before ; we wish that we were able to add with the prosped of an abundant produCe. The Wheats in most disirids have suffered very considerably from the mildew, particOlarly in the rough chuff lands. It 'was - for 'unite, hoWever, this happened So .late that the ear 'vas nearly ripe, or the defect would probablyhave been- more seriously extensive. The beans have suffered generally from the same cause, and iu many parts the Barleys and Oats, which is not vety usual have also been blighted to a considerable degree. On..a general review, there is too much reason to apprehend:that pone of the white crop; will yield two thirds of an average produce. The. Wheats in Nor• 1 0 1 k this year are superior both in quantity and quality. • Potaioes are every where .an -abundant crop, The :latter Turnips are full of plant, . and thrifty ; but the early Swedes are . irregular, from having been much eaten by the ay„ .The Hop Plan tations.of Farnham - continue very promising, while those Of Kent, Sussex, Hereford, and Worcester-- .shire, are so much goye of", as to have lowered the Borough speculation on the year's duty nearly one third. Hay is further detreasing in price, front the • large second crops, which, have been well got , up. The Meat Markets have also experienced a COM' , deraZlo • redUCliOn in most articles. . Lean Stock of kinds Maintain - their high prices, from the quan tity of feed with winch the grazing counties so ge 7 rierally abound. Colts and Horses of the draught kind are scarce, and dearer, Nothing has been done in our Woollen Manufactures to vary in a ma terial erle4ree the Last month's paices. Merino and Swab WWII Ewes, of - suprior 'quality, are, how ever, in request at somewhat - more money'. I. is with plea3ure we have noticed, thßt the de structive rai.ages.of that dreadful disease consurup. Lion have been uniformly arrested by GoDnot•D'• Vegetable Ilakatri, even in the lost stage, when the lanky of hte apparently has been eittingukhed, As thoie di>orders are so common, latent that this medicine is not more generally known, which Would be the means of saving thousands of livei. awixtr.pi 'U2V4 BY It. ILiNkS . . „ SDILO'ni".IICA!. INSTRUMLNI MAEZIER, STRAND. I Thermometer. I 1 d • I • 1 .: I.: Ii - 1 - , I Z • '•-• i :, :Y.! E e 'l '; Z" ... ,; y ch —.) ": "1 ' 2 &"el al - 1 97; °. . f ., J ° 156 . 2. 77 1 4- 16t 6- : .. • u i 9": 5- 4. 5 S 0. 1 9 6 5S 6.1. 61 5 5 6 ; 75 i I b2 ;6 ( ‘ lt . ' L ?: : I .3"..: I .°3 9 ba 64 67. 1 5_4 I • ( 1 1 •° 1 D 56 64. og. )3 . 1 ) I . I I I --72-.3- Fair 13in Fair kain f..41r. Rain Fair . Fair Do. air Do. Cloudy Do. Fair POLL VE. . . , Gut LIMA Lt..— , Yesterday Walter Iti;bster, a salQii. man ut Satithfield Market, wits e!iarod: by the IteNi t j o h o Fa ti p,b eß i.; of Dagenham, in Essex, with mak ing fraudulent sourns- on severai loads of sold b y , liirn on commission in Sinttlifieid, fin Mr. Fan sha w's account. It anpe,afrd front the evidence, that on the 7th of March last the prosecutor had sett! to town by his carter a load of straw, to be sold ny 'the defendant,, who sold it to a Mr. Broughton, at Holborn Bridge, for 31. but gave the carter a ticket 'of the sdle. for 21. 14s. and handed/ him for his .maser gl. keeping, as he said, as. • lot his own, commis.ion. Mr. F.►nshaw stated, that having some t&?1, 011 to suspe6..l the fairne,s 'of dais return, and several others, from the defendant, he had made diligent in quiry,. and found, that ip a grew number ut loads so d for him by the same Man, ite hatl bcarcely ever received a fair return.' He said, however, that he - .. did not wish to carry his prosecution to any penalty against the defendant, but wo merely destrons of bringing him forwardp be reprimanded, in order to deter him from similar acts.of dishonesty for tlie Inture. The Magistrate, however,. thought, with defer» ence, that the lenity of thv reverend prosecutor was directed towards a very imploper object ; he should therefore not concur in such lenity, tiut flue the defend int in the full penalty of 101.1, and he had only . to regret that. in this case the Act or Parlia ment did not give him t he same powers as the Lou. don MagiStrales possessed over the Exchange Brokers, namely, the power of *dismissing them from the mirket. altogether„whenever trey %%ere proved guilty of, such fraud or extortion. Mr. Fanshaw declined' following up the' proseco tion upon any other of the factS. LITT LE*Goßci. An elderly woman, named Benson, who describ ed herself as a servant out of place, was brought up for examination, charged by a poor woman, named Elizabeth Hughes, with receiving from her . itt diif r ent times, for six months past, different stuns of inc• ney, for the insurance upon numbers in one of those sham lotteries called Little-Goes; and particularl) , yesterday mor ning,w hen sic wet, her by appoin mien t at the apartments of a school-mistress in %Vest Hard. lug -street, near Shoe-lane. it appoiwed that the defendant aited as an agent to hied custOtners for ,the Lit t le-Go, tY.I would oft tb.cover her princtpall, and that the prost-cuirix had been reduced to spend so.rnoch of her hosband's earnings, and to pawn so much. of her little furniture and appafei, in order to raise moors' for the purpose 01 insur , rwe, as to provolie her• husband, ss ho is an' industrious me chanic, to turn ,her out of doors. The Magistrate remanded , the priinner until to ,morrow, is the'expectation that she would by that titue see the propriety of disclosing the names of her, accomplices, as, otherwise, she must be cntwicted as a principal, and sentenced to the penalties under the Acct. NIAHLBOROUGH-STREET, AUG. 30,-11'0 female servants, in 'the ethploy of a Lady in Manchester street, Manchestrr-square; were charged Aid) rob. Bing the house of their tn,siress of plate, jewels, & c . to a considerable amount, dnring the absence of the Ladrat Wewinouth. It appeared in evidence, that on the return of the prosecutrix, the prisoners had find, and the property in question was missed. Craig and Marsden traced part of the lost articles to the premises of a broker,, who had advanced 201. and upWards upon them, and the prisoners were afterwards secured. In defence, it was stated by ihe set vants, that they had pledged the proper y during the absence of their miStresS for safety;, anri . some circamsrieces crime Out rather in corroboration or this singular defence, particularly as no part of, the tnoney which the articles fetched had b een di s• posed. of. The prisoners wets remanded for imo. het examination ) . as was also the receiver. PERJURY. Mary Ann Guile.was committed for perjury, in swearing falsely relative to a case of burgidry, before t h e n ag i s t ra t es at this Office. The prisoner, it ap peared, swore to having been at Camberwell Fair %%lib a man of the name of Towers, on the night of a burglary and robbery at the house of Mr. Ray mond,.in Cadom place, for which Towers 'stands committed for trial. NEWRY..—.TRAGICAL CATASTROPHE.•••-It is our melancholy task to record One of the most calami tous events that can be found in the local disastals of a country.—On Sunday se'nnight two daughter 4, with a daughter-in.la w, and a grandson Mr, Macgowan, of Newry, went out to walk in the fields, 'where they picked a polionons fringes re• sembling . a mushroom, of which they all must tin prudently eat. They were - instantly attacked with the hortible symptoms attendant on taking vege, table poison, and notOithstanding assistance horn most eminent medical aid, they all fell a sacritice,to its virulence. The grandson died - et eight o'clock, the claughter•in-law a quarter -before eleven, on Thursday evening the youngest - daughter of fifteen a quarter before one, and the eldest at ten on the following Morning. tit Gil WATER AT LDWDON i3kIUGE TO-MOR. ituW. m o r ni ng, 2$ inift s after Evening, s 7 min, after 12. Weather. :;. - i L ,i I 1 Pr.;