The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-01 00:00:00

v u, 'lli M. FR A 11l O'N' LIEUT. eoLoivEk, COCIIII4IvE. . - - ,- ,_- AbltreANT cF.NERAI.."S OFFXCE.. • Ftterae Gutnaldos, Sept: I. ',. -- No. 1, A t a .G ene m ral Court.Arti,d, held ,by vir ine cif a warrant from his Excellency Gene/ 3 1' 1,01 '4 vigroilnr Wellington, K. B. 'C omman d e rs of ..the . forc e on, at Gallego s , the 24th of August, 1811 I, of u'hlch Litos.-Grti , retl Sir S. Cotton, Bart. was Pre sid'tit, atisl eiptintr GooilindO, DePtitY J u clg e Ad- • tx 'ale; the warrant help.; read; and the Court duly It...iit-ii; pinceect e d to the trial of I...itit.-Colonei tilt, "H. ILA Cochrane, 361 h regiment, arraii,ned.- 1 lg. Vor Itiolv unittilthiry conduct in Writing a it ' ite t t 611 or al , Otn the 9th of August, 181 I, to cat -A. fc'llllolY, D:A.-A. G. tith dit,ision; 10 6 e laid 1 ? e- 1 ~,,4 Major-General. A. Casnobell, tith division, r ich 'd 11 1 . ine most dilrespectful 'and offensive millitb the IVIA;or, t .iener.A. . . ille 2 ' *l ,,l'. , For higlitty I.lllmilitary conduet in forwarding in 41 ' 1 letter, directcd.to Al3jor,Gr..tieral qunpbell, . , k„ t ''' a '` lh s"l'l IQ tt nbecow,ty, :ener, dated i i th, of 1 ,, ,, s attu . r tt)e sai d l etter of, the 9th had been re 7 i ii ,!,' ll I° L.talletiatit-C o 01e., (; , ,c;i4tine by CaPlOin t l ;.::," 1:11 ). 1 -cl aft-aft-r.'Major-G.-offal &m ' ite, coal ., he bri„,al ;had r e f-, .d to fsq,Aard it. i„t : 1 , 1 ., Y, 4 h:Or i re sisli g to vi it htlra W• lice ~.41 otreniv i e tt,.„,.''' t h e 9 h ami 1 t th of iltignst, notwtt t- I , ', l ' , 'g nitir otietisive teudettev w.. s (wide lalown . ti „,' l ',' 4ll, l act uppoiturity offei et: hi t. b:: Major-. bi 4"ialt 4111,1)c±11, thr..u;h i‘l.ijor-Gehri al .Buttle, p oi : ), tkaun t3 , he ~in , ,,,... '1 0 w loch chaeges-the e d, t i n l ' . ` i r il 'Advti not guilty.. and t: , e Court proceed - 1,, ,i1i, oc t:xiinnuii„„ ~,, 43,1),,5vi ;, ils . d tin , Com t Cf. ,4lll '` lire lY 'll.d d.eliberittely .. , ,eigheti and coo - I,[.l.it.t.t.tlettee-atitioetcl in sop oft of tile • pio }flit,• ' ill ...i,..,i-.si the prisoner, Li-itt.Colooel the k‘ , lll,, t t L 'e , littie, ot 'i n , 36., 1 , te.,iiitent, toge.her rt i ,,,,: t 'i c ii 4 extOited to I, .s del. lice, and the 'el lis.,, li v 4 °''t at , - of Odlloo .) • that he is guilty i .. VI I , c, % " Piet. lie d !', 1 )(411 ' l `) 111.., lore Sl.-illience. him, the Tri , ' .. ..,.i.,tr. Basil C..cli '' e " ' . A.:otottel . the Hon. F ' '', 11' r " i "" I, L, to be severely reprimattquEl, tle . °IR. I.l•.tee, .tn.l in nude InAlthr, .114 hie; e--I,' ' ; ',i ', l ite Cu tninan d er of the Forces may 1; . . tell ~",I;'"',4lce has...tteen confirmed by Lasr:Ex'!.. Nuist: : i nint , initor of the Forces. t tli a , ' lC 'e Cotninalider ,of lice Forces regrets (! it I 1 "447 e' • rank I L' ; A be tak , 1 . file 0 it.,,uten.tot-Colonel ' t14441. %1 . 11 .1')uici 111 tvi' pLced himself . in the, tottia• tq , 4,,,.., 1 e 1 . 1 lie now ii-nds himself, and should ha , e• t 11., , i it4i : i., 4 'II the etrin whieb .... had committed, te at 14'41(110g that itslialtir,-, 'lid !11, t.'it'irqu'"lr'' t :Prts;, 44 , 11 4 trut o his co t , ( 4 ,1, ~ 1 ,ft! r:j.t%fit(ily 11 16 /e (14 1, 1° Ill'" ; a 'il ;lilt 1 e wn, s• arts4:stli ingsal .11..t0cN,..°%C uon,:otts ought u ti it e :.ad au ill ehaj , (1 7 1 'iq., to I 6 , :,,Pt t:t._>. '.:i.pi,-,l'erl.,tt i erc witch J4. ('N et (l , l• ',''''etl .0 his commanding effi.4cr , 11\1 ' - ' , ' . isn 4' U4itlpti '1 (Ir,,f,lll,s.l\ktilitiit,lle.-t.,XL,r1:411t.. Se - ;lsibility to site eenssire l f 'tie iti, l . -ut tuing ()dicer, ion ~.ii t..e piet'V i i 'leti l. eilesf.,Ptellula.td t , ffolisiv e out). t..es or A-Ill.:it, Iv ' c t !" of It im ' ti chtatte ii,),.. 1.4 , .en 14)t . 10d..01, , 11s I .ad 11 ; 1 1e, : i i t I 1.1'14 descrieston' whiCh induce, 'time. "t 1 o ut ° onid ceosit re by Wit:nal:lig strictly to l ''' t r i dit wj ii ' et il Y (4, yin g t,,‘;l',; ze.,,1 and precis'oll ti ' e i ., ' htt,,,,, id ' 'hey tec,:.,‘:,!, .i.i.; uy upholding the dni :t)eilraut 81Thelltittlitti.ot 61 the,arrny, .Lieut.-Col ( " l ei) her e u lt 1 (1 113ve attended to the advice_ I ' l ,' ratil,, l ' i ' le dt 01 .withdra4ing hi: offensive let ' 4 Net kel lll4l l • incur thereceiving a our. xt t i e tinde r ti,t.: sentence of a General ,! .4111141 1 10 4 . °. 4, I I : • . , 13 : er, tha t Comin:incier of the Forces hopes, . t ir. 4lle L ie ' 'hat sentence will cor/ince the Ho-. i tt i `ni leo:I-Col. Coeittane,' !hit • hatever tuq 1,:: 10 1) , ,,eg u h . be cannot 'with impunity express' t o „ "nil t,ll,lltel")'nding Officer it) teitii . , .oidtsres: , ti i , i it) 44l, l , ll ' el , tl.l 'u hen' he thinks Ite,l. , alz era L,, ; Slit I ' l ' l t-. 1 his' Coarrianding Offi c er s con -1 i pt !4i (~„,, 1 be will reco:kct' in future, that a ti i , i " e. It.i,i,litTila'll3l will - ettfotee the- riles of the W it , "').l. 1 il "lt.ci every ()IfiCer from disrispect (H I t''' , t '' Tv occ , •ltt t , uut must t.,aoic-ul'ulY A i .. t. v 'i . C. ' it 1,i,..'''3,1011 01 Its duty. ' ti', 11 )0 1 , 1 I: - (-: nini..nd,r ,of the 'Forces desires 1:,,` . t,,,, ,r , Al l reby the Fron. Lieutenant-Colo i'l t; t, 4 ,,,` tie r,'-.4t th e Stith Regiment, is reprimand , boil IL, 6, , to hitil'by i'he D. A..,A. G. al 'acb -14,11, lob e " div18:011, at the head of tce 6 I) divi wt 4 1 ti, PaLided f .h i •cvett Al 'llti 'ld (341,, r that pus post , e ‘, i, . L,. 1 g,, ti t , 21"1g04, at , seven o'clock on 11,101 , (.1) t ;t.,.,tt St :4)1 ( `'l St-pternbet , ill i t.retseficit 411 E.A . CUI.. ti, 4l enti L r etu o Colton, Bert , Vresideht o f the it ti '4, .t l'lllittrttil, who i., 'l-,. pi. steel to atle"' L . 4,, i ,, i: b i i,.. t ~ • I t kt 1g ti e to . .1. L tentenadt-Colonel Cochratte ) 4, - 4 4 , L7Ltstil from his arrest, and . teturu 'to kt; lI'S lte4itnetil. . bi.t.--7—....--__ ........,---,.. . Sil ' 4 111)JOURAEL SESSIONS, ' II °44.)AY, li Err. 30: , . 1. 11 1 . 1 t, / , „ -1- , .....„........„. IL. ' .Iki'L.V ENT Dlill'lOßS. . -4 11 , -LI. „, I Llti.,„tsty*',`"e day ot Ad j ourned . St•ssions for the `tiled itisol v ,, - ' ' i werly 1 1.,511 1 , 11 t ur , -nts, fourteen lief soit . s, or ''. C ott' 401 ,' l etts In their 9tialtfical ions, Or OP" 1 ot g4to •!' l tn,4 ei . ....• 44, t pri sot , cnttors, were brought tip 116111 kiv 4t .4 44 . ; 1 h) the Ses-sions Ilouse, before W. 1 , 4i O 4P.i, r• 11.• to tak e the benefit of the In ,Y 4 k t i O N ji r ' t t)11 ". ii ell ' I raler WI itcclialel was opposed t 4, th at 1 e4dl e of 'lle ' 1 1 ' • b' c. ' :tare ri., Its ii xiir sam e piece, on toe o je } 'it th u t hi s , r , A'?s, lurnione, and' stock in trade-, iti bite t 1 1:4 % , 4 In hist schedule, : but it appearing t i lty t tc, dill y b s i , ,il'e schedule wit It all t hings . .t herein; i ~, 1 111„ t1111,,, 4 Yled cwt r , with a w.irtant of attor 11',.111,t'N, I, 4. Judgint-1-. lit it lady in thitt neigh-, 1 "It „. I.te v i io ' il '"!3' fair . ilebf, p.tiible by instal -1 tti; Plitliii 118 it 4 Iti • I ' d that I ti 1114, 1 . 1 1g Kai, , nst imp, tsooment, an , t,,,,,' , i llio. 'tin W,,ttitt have it claim on the re i i N I '''.i.t..(ll 'it nth instalments Were paid, lie,' by k vi ij it l ;; 44 t he p l li, ( :'"!'" ),1 11, w A I , tlictw his oppost -4 ar,r, 0 'Ott was dischar , red. - ' Ih t g a i i . , Unite ~t 8 , I .1-4 1 t ' Il e: , pc . Itir nalßieo on the ground of ) 1 ,, f 4 Let (Is (.°, ( , i , (1 , ISOnri, ' ll 4l.itul hating petitioned, ti„ ) ,itt iati i "'inners. of his 'Majesty's Treasury, - I thi ,1 4 w . , ie or „ aro __ , that 'charge. - ..4,,,,, e0 ' h dh c l l , 4 „l , ''', ..of, 1 tic 1 6 441 4 1,1 1 . i I,' , I g eo 01 all itis other debts, but 4, el j 1> CalaMer ohl ' tie' ' ii it •dji,,, d i v -enlatide,,, 44 1 661'95" %"" r 14. as, a bankrupt not 4, 4 t i tt one 1,., ) ,,‘ ° celtifit:Ale4 respired •by the ,it x , r ln.„, ,7 1 L ie Lohp CHANCELLOR and ,1,404t.,141i,i11atiui1."1,1_,'" CL.l.l.llllli,vsonifti; testa) in ' .4 I " is, , Ale 1.4 s discit,trued fitotn all his ' , gPT. 24. tLiJt g Sunday tin inqUett was held before Jotti4, PAS - T.EY, Esq. one of .the Coroners of the County of Dublin, on the body of ,a person unknown; taken Op at the Grand Canal.,. Ater .the exa m tit ion and evidence of Surgeon 6.ninian; the:Air; brought -in their i - erdict 'of Wilful Murder ?gahst a per son or persons unkno,wo;. kite appeared to be a middle aged • man, a t boUt five feet', seven inches beigh I and lad on. a dark biown coat, spot-, led waistcoat, cassimere breeches, and cotton Stockings ; there were several wounds on the body, apparently as ;if, given with. a sword. The right side of the abdomen was laid open, and .the *hole of p int •tines were .exposed; part. of a thigh tioac:y_retvered from-the Way, the , fing'ers of the k tit ind hanging off, from ,which we must conclude that lie made a greht resistance to 'his irmr 7 derers.., In his pocket was letiod a isey. - for winding up clocks, and a l c aknife ; the Coroner callse , l etiaja t*: - ; be,s7nt out for the body, which was left io ehsrge of the guard' at Bag.,tot-s:reet, for the purpo..e of being recognized by his friebds. SEPT. 26.-" The name of the Unfortenate nn whose 'body the Inquest was held . OU 'Sunday last, and who wns so barbarously inurderetit, was Mr. AlexAuler Wheatley, Watchmaker, of Cape!. street. He ,was, a very harmless, iooffensive 'racier, and much esteemed by those who 'knew him. Too much, praise cannot be given to Major Sign, for his indefatigable exertions to ascertain. the ciicurnstances of this inhuman murder .; in 'pursuance of ,which, ,he spent above three hours on Moileay . in the examinations of persons belong *log to the hinily of the deceased. In the course ,of these int estignions, such evidence appeared'as gives stroug _reasoit to hope this savarre, murder will be traced,to i s source.—The deceased was seen on 'Saturday last, by a G.ildstni It reshiing in Dime street, with whom he Was intintetely. pCqUai;iled. AS it is to,be presumed, the horrid deed 'was not perpetrated In the fair face of day, the body was found a very short time atter the tur.rdei ; and bad only lain a few bout's ,in the water, and not .wise days, as was at first erroneouslysupposecl. , • Tint ARTA —LA%RENCR is . engaod :on . several' winks, in which he will fully ,support his high, tepu. att , l consequently tli) honour to the British School. 11. has nearly finished an admirable pic ture of Lord and Lady .I:nnaLpt, , lNT and :their child. Tie scene has a strong l'ci.otutllCtidatiOn doniestiC interest, as cell as of professional excel lence. This artist is ,yegr forward als.o with por- traits of the Lady of General Hors, of,Colond • litt,wNateiG, Lord LONA:MUM and his son. The Malqnis 'WccutisLity, 4 . 341 Caawszz, ,tillother distinguished characters also forward. on the canvas, ond all are faithful, and Oiled likenesses; and clonal terised by the best qualities of the art.. Tut TIIRATRES.—The. Furst Part of Ihnry the Fourth drew a very numerous List . u;ght to Covent Garden' Theatre. Ksistat.e.'s Botspar was an anirnate,d as well as a jud:ctous performance, and there were some IQUCheS of nature that were pectl• liiirly effective and chtrracterislic. CIIABIAS Kt:II%4MA was liv'ely and tii4nified in The Prince of !Poles. If 'Fs'wcsrr was not critically' correct in the detail of . Faistitlf, he at leant rendered .the part entertaining. Therest of the cbaracters were supported in a re spectable Manner but we advise the performerA in general not to adopt at times so soft .and domestic an lutonalioo, as they were often not audible, even to those vi?ho sat near the stage. Among, the other great excellencies of GARRICK, was the 'clearness and fullness of his pionunciation. He never pitched -his voice.too high or too low, but „gave it with due strength, according to the suggestions of passion and propriety. The splendid manner in which historical dramas, and particularly those of SitAKESPRAUR, are bioeght forward at this theatre, is creditable to the taste, and liberality of the Proprietors. • HivunaKET.,—After the pleasant •Comedy of • ;The Poor Gentleman, the grind Ballet Of . .flaymond and Agates, taken from Mr. Law Li's ROmance of The Monk, was brought forward at this 'Theatre, as. what is called a Melo.cirdate, consisting of dialogue, and music, to accompany those parts of the fable which are -manifested by thintli • shew. The whole Of the 'table ig preserved, , and toe drahigue added last night prevented any part of it from being 4?l;scure, Which, at times, most unavoidably be the 'case in Mere pantomime. There was nothing o%ception able in the dialogue thus added to ism) , which has' always, excited a strong inierest on ' the • 5 t3go. There was, however, a strong party in the Tueat e,. 'who opposed the performance' several times, and endeavoured to driVe it off the Stage with ridicule and laughter. Fur What 'reason this opposition took place it was d.tlieult to say, as' the Propiletols did their duty in supplying appropriate and splendid seemly, and as the Perfoi merit in general acquitted themselves very well.—F4LisToN was very, eoetge tic and impressive, and Mrs. Giujts fully deserves the sante praise. Perhaps it the part of - the ruffian father were assis,tued . Notroa, and the AclOr who last night performed it were to be the, villainous guide; the effee be improi;ed, 'rite general apprubation• of the aU..!ionco fully Overpowcred the . hostility of the adVerse faction. We were glad to see a very nuMeroutc.audiencv. • comic Opera of .111. P. or 7'he . Stoe king, was represented here last night, with renewed attraction, and rezei%ct with the warmes t applause by a crowded audience. Mrs. SroooNs is expeEted to go through the whole round of per chard:ters in the Connie Of, the present season, in order to gratify those who have not Seen herin parts forwhich she has beeh chidly distin guished, Brivideilt is her fliVourite, and she per. tOrms , it in so exquisite - i manner, that it is to be [toped she will. not confine herself to a single repre sentaiii,m of it, particularly as it will again give the pnblie an opportonity of u itnessing the excellence of her brother in Pierre., Yesterday moroing the body a getiteel young m an w as ,taken out of the Thanes, near Ptitney 131 idge. There•were some letters . fOuhd poe kets w hich will plobatilYlead to i discovery Of his con n i ect nits. On Sttnday seinnight,, Mrs. Addy, of Borough fen, Lincoloshire;on pulling a bunch of keys out of her pecker, was alarmed at feeling' something cold, which, to her astonishment and horror . , pro% ed • to be a )young snake that had crept in titilii:eaed. POLTRY. SONG, T-1113 HON. W. R. SPENCrit: — If guardian Powers preside, above, Who siill extend to virtuous boye A tutelary care ; The virgin bosom's earliest dole, The first•born passion of the scut; Must find protedion there ! Never Can ndon•s matuter ray That charm or orient light display "Which morning suns impart So can no , later pasilan proVa That glow which gilds the dawn of love', The day-sp . ring of the heart. SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE; NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING; * att. MONDAY, SEPT. 31.. The "Trial. Stakes, a Subscrilition of rags. each, for 31yr 'olds, 7st, glb. 4-yr olds, llst. gib.- 5-yr OttiS, 9Si. EDI. 6-yr and aged, gst. 61h. D. M. -• • Lord C. 11. Cavendish's br. h. Florival, s yrsold Mr. Blake's b. Sprlghtly, 3 yrs old - - 2 Duke of r b. c. Wludebonc, 4 yrs old - 3 General C ‘ver's b. c. by Walton, out of.eurrycomb's darn, 3 yrs old • - ." , 4 b to 4 on r 10rIV31. Sweepitakes of Sags. each,' list. 310. each. Two-year 014 Sir J. Shelly's Nlocicb.rd Mi. Wyndham') )iN;Lr to Brigtitun Lass Ouke tat Grafton's ` : -)lce_ I Jot agst Mocktiird. - 2 - t 3 Mr: Lake's Britannia, fist. tall), heir Colonel Morgan's ()putt°, 75t. 411. TWO•yr old L. I.—gs.-2 tot on 13r1. • . _ G, fr. Cavendish's Mititilethorpe, Rsr, Slir. heat Mr. Wilson's Wizard, iolb. T. M. M.2.0g5.-7 to 4 ,igst Midilicthorpe. • ' Sovecpitakes of hogs. each, h. ft. 1 , 4. 3-yr olds, Sat. 41b. • each. At:l%M lite FI4E. D. of Rutland's& Sorcery, by Sorceror 1,4.1 G. IL Cavendislt's ctl. f. sister to Black Diamond 2 Gnu. Grosvenor's b. 1. by Wary, out ot TurantulA Lake's ch. I. by Giles, out ot a sister to Nitre, pd • 30. ou Soicery. Renewal of the Subscription of jgs. each, to be tun for by 4-yr olds carrying 7st. 71b. s.yr olds, Bst. 61b. 6-yr olds, Bsr, till). and aged,z9st, 21 b. B. C. To be the property ot.i Subscriber, ur day spgs.'entrance.• 11 - . of Grafton's b. h. t'op, 5 yrs old .Xtr. Vansittares ch. h, litsrlogh, 61rs old I). of Itutbrudis br. h. Salvistor s . 5 yrs old Ld Jersey's b. b. Langton, aged I to 8 4gst Pepe. Mr. Payne'sititerloper, Bst. 71b. heat Mr: Craven ' s Sting Tad, fist. 710. Last M. •B. ( 7 4, I l).‘ ..... 20...g5. .1. ft. -7 to 4on Interloper. , . .N 1 'jot - kV ikon'sA ntelone, gst. rec. 4;gs. froth Mr;;Twys. dell's Stripling, 'SA. 7h) Ab. M. sop. Mr. Stiakespears'Sprite, Sst. 'll6. reu, 6gs, from Mr. An dr4,i's Trophinpus, rut. 711). Ab. M. wogs. I. It. OSWESTRY RACES, TUISDAY, sm. 24, The Silver Cup of Sol. given by the Stewards. Mr. Dyott's hi. h. Champion . ti r. St übi)is br. g: _ . 2 2 1-lon; Mr. Kenyon's bFI f. Blue Eyes . . 3 dr. The Gentlemen's Subscription of sol. Mr. Cholniondeley's br. h. Chee, : ;el;teter, t . sir W. W. Wynne:s ch. c. Toledo. - 2 2 Mr. Lewis's br. c. £ignutn - i dr VanNISDAY. The Town Subscrißtion Purse of 5)1. free for any horse. Four mile Iteais. Mr, Bourgh's b. h. liylas ' - - I x Mr. George's br. g. trederick. -, - 3 3 Mr. Dyott's b. h. Chalon - . - -' 4 4 Alt% Duckworth's Cocks inner - • ' .5 2 Str.W: V. WYttne's ch. c. Toledo - - adr A Sweepstakes'of sgs. each, and zogs. added by the Fund. • . One mile beat. ' •i • ' Sir W, W. WynnOs b. c. Diarmaid . - , ~ , I. i t Mr. Fletcher's ferry Istossom - - ' . 2dr Mr. Stubb's b. g. Cockspinher. . - - 4 3 DONCASTER RACES. ' iIItdIAY,.9I:PT. 26. , Sweepstakes of 29gs. each, with E.,gs. added by the Corpo. ratiun of Voitcater, tot 3-yr. old fillies list. each. Two Mr. Liiiton'i b. Quer., , Duke at 'tot, , 1 D. ,oasnrUl . 2 Sir s4i. bl. Syke's'b. Leon Forte - - 3 Mr. Oliver's b. c. by Golumpus - .1 . The lodge pitted only four No odds taken agatttst QU.re ; 7 tot against, Bashful ; to i against Lcom hate ; '5 tot against Coluiriptis filly ; s so 2 against Variety ; 3 to t ..gaint'sister to Yerocrette. Mr. Hawke's hr. e. by Paynator,.out of Miss Topping„ beat Lord Darlwoan's b. c. by Haphazard, Bst. 71b., each., St. Leger Cpurse, «cogs. h. tt.--g to e on Air. liawkticc.— La j sy. On e One Hundred found Nate for all ages. —Two-mile Slr F. Stancl!sli's b. c. by Mr. Tc.iztc,, 4 yrs. old 1 4 Mr. K,iyes-cit. c, by Sit Oliv,er, 3 yrs uld. 4 1 2 Col. Childers's c. Stainfukt,. 3-yriold 2 3 3 Gli“,rib's gr. c. b) Ilainbletonnm, 3.yrs old,. 5 2dr Lord kltz illiatn's Mcrlin, 3 YrsAd< l 8 dr 4to agst Sir P. Standish's colt—g to 4on Col. Chil ders's colt. A fter the drat resat, 5t04 on Sir F. Stanclisli's colt. --:-After the second -heat, 5 to 4 on Sir I'. Standish's ' Hunter's Stakes of togs each; far horses. be. of all ages.-- To be rode by Gentlemen.— Four miles, (7 subscribers). Mr. Hill's ch. It, fiiiverlieels, agent Mr. Osbaldestuit's b. c. by P.tynator, 4 yrs old. 2 4 to .1 on Sit vellizels, All Age Stakes . .—A Sweepitakes of asgs each, for. horses, 45,:c bona file the Subscriber's or ins. Confederate's pro-, perty, three months before the day of ritiming ; to con-' thine in tBl2, and 18 83, for ;111 ages,- Four miles, (7 sub *Li ibers.) r . Duke of Leeds's ch. c. 4 yrs old Duke of Hamilton's b, ) rs old 2 Mr. 'T. Ditneombe's b. in. Ceres, 6 yrs. old \ - 3 to 2 agst Octavian-6 to 4 utt Ashtcm -- 4to 'agst Ceres. Sweepstakes of pgs each, h..ft. colts Bst. 41b. fillies Bst,—. Last utile. Cu!. Childers's ch. 1. by Sturnrord , '(walked over) Sir G. Armytagc's b. c. Speculator, agst Lord .oarling ton's b. c. by llapti itaril Bst. 81b.--I'wo miles, 2ooss. ti.--The Litter, paid Corlett. • A boy, abottt l i 'years age, obtained, a few days ago,' several articles of plate from a working silver hmithin the city, He represented himself to be sent for them by a .silversmith of Cheapside, who, he stated,•wanted to sheth em to a customer. He obtained the artielesa few at a time, acid let an in terval of three thy% elapse, from his first to his fast. In order' more securely to gain his click, he brought back one or two of the articles, winch, he said; were not approved of,. and at the MOO time asked tor cabers of a different des'eription, but of greater value. On going. to the talversntit who, be said, wanted them, the Nand was immediately discovered. The plate was worth upv;arda of 01; 'and was 5014.1 for less than One half the ialOet Ibe boy has been apprehended, and on Wednesday oodcryvent p• long examinaliun. at Guildhall.--No tines Di tbo property lime been discovered. • CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. At an eidinmion fieid . on Sunday ittt in the "e!:1•1 thedral church 'or Ely, the following genflep i en of thi4 university Were ordahhd by the Lord 11 4 .-; • D tA CON S. Lawrence Patk Baer, M. A of St. john's College: William Gale ToWilley, B. A. Trinity College. Robert Itobgrts, B. A. St. John's Colic - 0. PRIESTS. Edmdtiti Mortlock, .M A. Christ College. tuseph fticharrl lurrier, A. Caids College. Joseph Heibert Perobelion, N. A. Sr. john's Richard 1.1.14:a5, 13. A. Clare flail, The sermon w:s preached by, thv. Rev..l.)s-ph R. Touter, of Caws College. At an otdination hek I...inco)eth by th biihon of Cariterbor , on ,Sun:: ay la,t, lultn B 'of Sr. Jo:lo',s eolle g e, orcia , ned and. John Mowns, M. A. of the A 3L11:1 boClUiy, Prie‘t. At an orUioation held by the, ishop of Lit c i r ti Id , and • Coventr`y, the Rey. iosept. 1,450 n B, A. of Clare ball, wAti or(!aioed Tice ttlect on to the (Alice of Chri•ti•in Advgclte.. vacant by the death of C.e.Rev. dr. Pciarcoii, Y. - tit take iilrlce on Ffiday the i i tit f Orit.ber next.. The Latin deciamntion pt . .ze at Trinity (;o.tin.z . e ) has this year . 11-en acijki,!ged to Mt. Biller. On Moitda last, at a nieetiL g of, the gentlenlen and inhabitants of Me toWo of A.butt w 15 unlinitions.ye., , c.t. d 1.4,e41 , trvt the :pat IstleS of St. I\l,u y an' Alt S.iint.r, to that town, in the respective coootte, of S.oft.):l( ant; Cdnibrict 6 , 't; . • The Elenry Crowe, M. A. is• instituted:. tti the rectory cif Batingtwil, to Nor'rolk. i on th sentailun of Thomas \Vahan% Coke, 1;:sq, of ham. LONDON FASHIONS. GENERAt OriSERvATIoN4 Ov Tug bilEscs rERSON.I OF TASTE, FROM LA B!3LLE ASSEMBLeg OF THE PRESENT MONTH, OCTuBER, 1811. EVENING DRESS. A s'ea.green crape d'ress'y vandyked round the petticoat, , and ornamented with large beady; a full .drapery over the shouNers, and,confinbd in to the back.witn a pearl bawl, of nameiltol round tub neut. - and 'dawn the back. NH turban fillet tipered wain on , the. head. Veal!' nbeklact., white kid gloves and shoes. , HALL DRESS: A fancy drei'S of undressed white crape, *Ord over a sat slip; the waist of the dress in the bodsliets torus, scolioped and bound with pink satin ribband ; the bottom of tne,sire t s scolloped in ,a sintilar manner, and caught up with striall bunches of artific, , al flowers, the centre hunch of an iKreised size. The hens ut the petticoat trtmesed with tWisiets ti,stits and beads. • Short Spanish sleeves ci.itniiiked ut satin astd. lace; the back and. shou Wets of' the, dress ri m I tiLti %VIM Va'? 'dyke lace; a bontinet of tiitificial fins , C inisch•cm 01 ,6 side. The hair ornamented with a tide; of twisied satin of pearls, placed twice round the 1“...1.1, ;ind I:it to tall in a tes. tel, finished with beans. Vezi 1 ilei.:l;lac.!s and, White kid • gloviis and Shoes . , with sin 421 • pitik ',And s‘i vct , roses.- • . GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Otk: PASSION. AND DRESS. For the prom enade, an elegant man'Aitt is'formed with a squere of yellow} crape, bound.,....7vith satin riblyind ot sane: celour IS turned ovci 1 rpm the so as 1 , . tnnnt a sort ot cape, the corners ornamented with smsll eIF ant. Silk tassas.. „ White.satin spencers, with a white silk scat thrown over theta, are well adtp , _d to the.,,season, and have a foscipating appearance. Satin tippets lined and eri,it d wit SWltritilOwn, or Spencers, will he well suited to the latrer end ot the pre eat month. .The or iace or cr:ipe, if still retained, Will sirortly require tlii",4l4ll4lritt of 4., s art in conformity to tine season. Short pelisses of rich tv.ilf t ii bars. net are touch worn over a rtress:trurnt:4l Vvittfa. 1 . 4411 ~eriging• S.dio and lace tjreci.in or f..Litttiee taps, w 4. vailink modeoih6ati.ritess. J e:;the:s seeitt kr tr": bevy in ie,v raan:viii tt: g. have; o c o o rn it:ociuel); fy t „, er mmt . Morning Dleises are ;,cquently ttimi,; in the pclisest linttonc,l tluorn the treat with raised' btitriti::. ii I 'trimmed round the, but tom, the collar, and down the frank ; with a toil ;cawbric frill, dellctelY.plaitedi . 1 1 1 4.51 y ie , vi dress is very lardnonahly prevailio 4 It .gives ns t!i.,l neatness; delicac),,amt alW•ayS intereslim; in a inhle ; neatness itatiust ne.Nitetong. ti t . 4 merely as a lea quality in itself . , but as a , emu) indication of in ,Ity otheti a well iqulated war:trut)xc is nut witieTiently a titans of a well if:gut:act! mind ;ot condutt Marked. with ii)Upriet ;Ind thoughts void 01 ()Hence." It is a never taihiii.; ut eemiumy, and ot all those qualities so re , ,iniSite' cur trio well arrangement of a family. - . l'or dinner or home dresses, Merino crapes, Opera notN, sars..ets, arid eambrics are most in rcq iest They have iwt all in their make, he waists rt,inain lunch shorter than at the contivio.erneirt of the s.uninnit ; they are inpfiti entitely plain, t fit the staipe. Trams "ate: t;onsi.:l4,:d fasiii,jitAble, but it is a taghion which, t'xtept tit dress'f in'a meat ineasitie superseded by CtiliVeitt,ilLe. tut ti tI 'vs have ,theady appeared, but iliese we cannot help Lo, , Niocring as prehiatiire. Velv'ets a're very numeral, ; itl 1;1,1, t h ey is scarcely any seison.at which velvet - 11+4y ,not wit :1 o,priety be worn, warm as it moat appear, it 11.0 ut t.us. torn, which 'loom: Ventures to arraign. For full orevutii4ig dress, figured gauze *, white Coloured crapes, shini hiee. dresses, and gOssanier nets ae: coo tiiiiired , the . niusf el4gant. liana ontisiMs• ' with s..tici 'bodies and shor t satin sleeves, with a lo .se lace sleeve, 'broached whit diamond's, worn over, and .Ire 'vise very eleglint. Coloured Sitiu binites are rOt Nvo'rn, 'flit will probably be more approved at a more adv;:lie.. cal season; they g.ve an Appearani . o. of diess, and ‘,litti!.,ur, to the variety attic drawing , ronoi, Very pieasina at a iea,,,i t ; It is irnagrilecl that sett Indi.t moorl inushift. wrought in strati sprigs, with coloured cruel, ior,i‘d in ;twat request for the end of' auf until and winter'; thy not be probably considered Ito belong tea hill dresi turbans are a very prevailing bead dress; satin caps, W, ll ,ik ,1 with lace; and ornamented with a Ilighlantl much approved.. Pearl cords . and tassels are eN:trctliel) ci f gant ; beads are more Worn than (luring ihe Crape dresses ornamented with coloured satin, tancitull) ttts played hi sprigs and wrioth patterns, or for ;nil diev.; silver 101 l of spangles, are considered of the very litst wit, of drests. The hair is worn curled in full round ens - ;;; ikr facet the hair behind tinned {oosvly tip without twitr, and kit to fall in irregular ringlet curls in the it-.1.L no Of nalnelit worn in. the hoist . of the hair; a toll. known ittie placed much on one side „ se,;ttis to i t;t v c , 11 „o y mite; s ; as has a knot of white or oohs,ll, mix-d negligently with the.falling ringlets in the; oeek. We have obset vet, no very new devices in j . e welfcr ; pi rl necklaceS with a' 'tailwind clasp, without either locket Or * broach are Also most pfevailinil; necklaces to tn!ler, sate cunt:tilt:red 'Vela, fashionable ; t or t have again itittoduccd that elegant and hix,:rninst oroarnent the braeelet. • The f,f4vaning colours f,r tee Teation, are jontliiifl viokti arilberi t 1 CI ito,v, arict At the late fire in St. Gllrs's, the follnwiir; ryw ,- t remarkable and providentisd priservatin of the lives.oi a mother .ind tour eilad h wl, who sided in. the upper .part et the 116...w.2., , ---The were raging . upwards to her prittments, and was littlo or no chance- of escaping but tieing en c,otritged by the peoWe in the.street, who were pre iared „i t i, b e d s , sire threw out three of her ehil."l - one .n 1 time, who were all ' , lately caught, witi.e , out receiving any injury the youngeit.she tivd ltcrr fi,R:c, m 4.1 ititiiptli Out, and, extr il ,;„;,,,, firy to re. late, they %vete 414 j caught without rect:YiLli any itv• jury.