The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-17 00:00:00

• : 4 AiYaLlis if:// - E. iont \inimi, jur,i th.--The clenntatinit' f riPti " I t 6 nittee of itieWera' in Hortf,fary;• WilieV*3ll3Clit 1 to Vienna; la make ieptesent•ttions.goit'st thelin,n' ' till measures adapted by GoVernment, tiv..l, last tveek, an ned.ence of his Majesty.* The, onarch 'ErollY ticlated to the depatks, that his must be f u ll oived, is order,and that no person should' contravene lam, We have Also the best founded hopett, tt?al . tat Elongation /let ,g ill co-Ope aiout rate in the m os t o f /''' , ,• Et mann er towards t h e restoration of ~t he '""es Bills of exchange are ready, and officers "" linftdately to be established ia : .the principal., tow nt ° l the Hereditary Suites, to exchange 'them:: /11Pi "t bank bills. The course:Of ' exchange, w hiCh . ,44nellIettetily got h atter la Cannof bat be t‘''''''ll , ltilPf'4(lb7 !Ili te a emi ss i on; the public th'erekle'i°l7". Y etpeas it, . ,• , 1 1 : 1 " 1 0, JeLY I 0.---rt W3S - the -day,!)efere, y e s. tel'ulii"limateci to ail the merchants. cti • this t""'- ' ll ' h " will have to pay ;t0 'percent. tiPbn•all the . : ii"l'"i'l ptodots which they have received: with Hit''' not Pattpoits, which,.., (t is-saitt-Will prOduce . E l ,,, ltilit °I 180,000 crowns. . 'lle intelligence from v ' t 'll it 'try un sat;stitiiory for commerce., ' 'Th; f l t ; t l 6l 111(4 14 is every where felt, and bccasionlit. • ii,l°„*He's 4 t the price of estates andllie prodde . '' w ir , l ''' t he earth. The proplietor4 every day s!O,, eructs 6 6 ef their revenues diminish, whilst th eil. et- t, . - • ,.• . trea t , trktwitbsi s4 tio g the rldiug t i) t4 he decree Of t he King of •Prussi a , exportatiort'Of woollens, 'this article , •Nil pl t ,,, • 1 t r , i " I "ced a consideratile fail.. ; LIR, f" l r . r 4,, , 14 ' 4 / was not 4 good one, very little , tbuSioess, , the 4;41'441 i" it. We are besidei:asol,'d that. is titltt*ll)'niellatd otganiiation has not oillajottli Co e 1 , - , 'attti Province, the, useful end which the v -l in e promised itself, in publishing it. til t e,,, 444 JuLY' 10..7Every eye is at present. • t ons . illt t lii i "e tlungartan Diet, which will open nn latin„,,, ;i W't• We have no doubt but that nob le t1it,,,,"`4 rettelince some pr erogatives contr,try to r i lltfir th „, •• i ii. k, Low ti4l the mega e present age, tvse a . I.B k r ,• t4)l v 0 t " (the nobility of tide 6ret, raith) dove; ic,ihtid„ Valarltee the Bills t r i btiOrtisfehan,..,„_ I T , :' "I'L attOunt. Tile , r. , Preti - ) 114 , 1 , e ilun gotian guard wilieb.- had inc" ;SUP: Ipe eli „ 141 !'.43 te t•establish e d . at the epoch . of 1 1. e teed t ug , ef the biet, Tile reBintents' which are tofpro tt:,: h•estAq Ote thi, occaslOO, have Itlrri°Y. re" it.4,4,n!'1!4 t o Mitch. The 'Emperor .Vllll ((HI" I Q It) wilt 0 . 4 , () . tba in ain .9rder at tle Exchange, t c ,.. 1 "4r the "p rations carried on ther * '"Perill C a ra • _ ..are to4kti ..,ete:ll.r.ls and two: mercha nt, rat.it V, CUbllli*ltin. trOlOl.M, T u ULy ?3 W. tuAut.ns, by the • Face of ... •-... , •.t • V iiia 64) 'kig of Sweden, the Goths aud il ls &c . 1.11 4i e . 1 '', 8"'"'.110 beret)? give 'notice, that as Porn i '' : ' l 4 " It 'e'd e cry Meunw in n.ir' power I.°l* .' 44 :11'14e ‘l;eliar e Of OUT het . vett Subjeact; and 4. •Oiri l , r ml lOtit ' 0 ' (}i " e Stott), and for till's psi). ',.oset en". 14ere,lit "tt) b . 1. 41 the Pittance's Min' due order, rind theto b e er t t this bei nz a nrincipai; "any po!• Veeed - •• " r' ' . b"ery ci for itt1e1t,..,,, condittott to be 0 . 8 ,F. 4,,,,_,, , : 4 as a l iti . njt ,nee and hoodUr ',ot - a Stt!tcJil Ttc:. Wit h .2 1 20. ,undeniable:l4o, th it ~- nor lie j 1,.) •', _• . f air `ageii. ti lt rito , Ott le experienee o ~, • • ~ ' t`)l..Ntinr r Pre 't " 13 111 for ritkining, thrss:end, "4 eatiL,R:ie 11 "'‘ extended .and wise mesivre of /14 itt) li . e .le 1'414m.al produce and manot. , otures, 1.41 ,, tat for-i"'tt'vYi to lestien the riecesliity,of Fin t't th v i -4rt rtPc3tl., if even in faVouraialetirue" 1 . 41 '1 tia ll : t et i rti rtck m : .643 'fundamental- kite, ''C'an :at . '''',l4.l doff ate the' vietrare "bot",at • the State li I ',.,, *44, idria6 'it j% eleariv to be pereOivpk *it, tvi'itiqut 0 1 •- 1 . ' "' ' -144 ti the -onierineoces. must more — AtielLiettly " h., 4 taiivoi,', '‘'ttell being engaged n eontiturt:, t mi tt 13"4kne state of war, commerce is thrown tkilltly :1°4441s and nur exploitation is na- It t lit Nticted, el t , , . ~ " 14 14 01 T' for our native fltlittrY•anti the natural kil l ' law n , .. - k viart4 rtni Perity and t hat . 01 our .tleiC,end• Y [ttido„ 1.341 binds every Ne:11-titeAtting citizetl,' h lIC 11l hit h .•I- . . fi de . N , oute.Keeping, harmony In : his . lin t , b . , lti I 4' aril, above all, by laying aside St litttiit otiertlaiti,,, kit ti tre tt 1 , , - t to prevent, a careless T.x , 4 .4 4 1 I , ' . e mill Tet2liiitilUE; Strength, of tIM s'ititt iliNisetilq' which musi take place lit the ► Ili ', 14 t4s, - the I.4llPeta are' l'lotdilliinioiled in Ulra' P t utior it,. ,- • . f r , 'tht qv . 1-4 bil the exports decrease; yie ,t 4'l4l re ze : l t ' t i 'qf caur worthy kinhjec‘s fhey.wiili 1,. 14 1,4' 10. ! 11)13 tite)'ore o f their native emu). 'lll , ' 4 .then „•• . li lt e to onr -kitn is included, voluntal 11 ; '' , viw: ' ' t4( 411 f„Prleliern°:l view , and carefully le.s4eit i f roirt '4l. Willa nain 4fitelet of Iluxury. It is like -I)lo,li,,lltritoce ..I),l4'utes (. tbet, as having learnt te a i 4141 iss u e l4 divtls Instances, that our }),„ 41401. dat suildr limes a airist 9 t L, .‘ ln g trad e a , Y ' g ofl' N ° 41 4 t 4 warn e frequently broken, we ktt l ' tit t lf thi, nalt.,"' worttiy.-subjeas against all . 17D 1, 154 to o h , i) l '''' 11 ( 1 to requiie a more atrie,t ,•,-- k to to '"Yttl or,iinttoet of the ath April, Sil our griic. . . irk ' 7 f I . lotb. Prociamatioti. of the aOill -, 4,,t• Year, co . tek heerrnog' taking off the iii;• I " 4 we lik e . ~ , iv;. herewith thritt finu {-. . • , , lirofniiiancl ail OMciai ppisoni, high and low, whose place it is to execute this their duty., , wilh up right zeal and unwearied ~Watchfulness. Where. after, every and whose concern it is, have to aet in conrormity herewith. ~ In the illness of my gracious Lord and linir,; and by his cotninand. ' CARL JOIIANN". G. Wiftairi; Ddrtningholm Palace, July 3, IS it. FOR THE SUv. Mn. Ebmort, . . . 'At the ti th e .of that accomplished Statesthan, PfuLtr, Tar! OrOIiIiSTERFICLD; when he was Lord Lieutenant of Irclapd,.in the year of the 'Rebellion,. 1745, it appears the. Roman . ,Catholics of that. coun try were then,y ; ctr.active and tioubleinme, similar what, they have been of hou ; insomuch, t!.at Go vt!rnment)ya's,obrtge.d to , ,stop their proceedings, as Vve find by the speech of that, able Staiesman, to the I,rish Parliament, part of , ivitich is as followi Tliein asuris that have hitherto been talien - io : 4 E pres ent the growth of Popery, have, I hOp.., bad sblue; and will still have a greater. died. How ever, I . leave it to your consideration, whether cr nothi ng further can be dune, either by new laws, or by the more effetlual executioW of those, in " beiag, to secure this nation against the great num . `` h6r of • Papists, whose speetattive errciiii would ' S,. t, tt, " only deserve pity,. it their pernicious influence ‘`,upon.civ4 society did not both le<Vtire arid autho. ." rise rotrdiut." AN OBSit#VER. ROWIN'a Nl*T6l.—Thilr•Ctly .a now ist .! Mitch ,took • vlae het Wert) six. pairs of oar;, Gentl;:lrivn Metnbers , Of the Fonny Clot), from Puitte.y Bridge to Westtnivdter Btidge, each iu (licit own funnies.— They started soon after r)ur, and the twit , most 3013" cent ehted, the tiitf .1 en t Members evincing a degree of skll aiiiiitedr.water .4nen The lira Moat took the kid' very consicle'r ab y of the , other., pasi . ed Ihroti4ll the cett , re arch of Westininsler lirldge' in a very capiol style, ,to the went tia.44,1011 of the nroleiasiopol. water 'men, 'haVing rowed the . distnace, anx nines, itt 41 minutes. • Nlt*, H , LNIAN',a; .%:4-.11 as 11:r.rather, wp find, is engaged it the Hayttrk t 'rhea it. Recoil bpe3ks very- favourably ind p w icuhrly 01 the tnertil 01 ner ttts chara^ter. Theirial 0! Chaile4 Lee and J-hn Oughton,..nt \Vitywiek Avoz , s, -for .I:er wilthl murder .ol• Julut Whitton, at kr.ttilwort;i, 40 10;14 ago) as 111(.1 year 179), ot•l'A . l ,- (1 thr,Co4rt; oa t3)t, 'Ought It wa: ,irg-ttlV.l, alai the Jury verdict of Marairoighicr against Ch • . • , • Ajoiidity..iane au - was extented at E:4eier for the in!,rdel illcottnates• 11 , 1, por3uatit !u her sen tence. She adateoied the sk,:latOlS at spate length, and in a vtry atiiible wanner; hhe repeated her f rtp r Out syiolt mid lonvzied tleat the . pin-son who h.id itibtigaied her to !he.commissioW of - it was no :ilsu to tiutEm• .+ i . . l' i rson'ii Green icr u a ttAd this day, iite; of Loudon hat i, g given notice .that shouldnot iittericre to prevent it. -• • ••• • The following is an instance'of cruelty to an ant mal that exceeds every thing the.inost savage .rnon . - titer, ire the shape of man; I:as r eer dated IQ esecute in a Christian country : l'lrryter Shoeii4 the de-. brit, it is a public•ditty-thOe it,_ in order to point . out the perpetrator' of such a dejd to the abhorrence; of inarilti-ul..;—Abotrt..rbree'weekS;ago, a person who • had hitherto pissed under the denominaiion of a Gentkinati, in :the county of Essex, and residing rot tar out of ihe'high road frOm tOudon to . helnis ftiril, his horse` . starting with him, ''struck him mast violently with his whip; and in ,cooserinence the animahasared - up, and threi.v him : oo getting .up, -the rider whipped him 84 long as he wits able, and then taking him home into the stable, renewed the , beating; with the' assistance of his son, .and ''cniltitatted n with so• munch seVerity, that the poor anitual'bruke fronrhis biter, and; in, hi 4 agony and terrorl rushed through the stable door, whikh was torn in 'pieces. His merciless assailants pursued him • into a small yard, and tittle again felt upon hiM, and after lashing him Whitey were tired, went within doorslor ssnrud refreshmem, that they might wreak turt4ier vengeance, on his animal, The cruel . assault was soon feCoMmeiiced, and after long coil linuance the *Maddened animal,, tiew.. at, some high lr ilea :.• bat in' thisllesperale attettipt to escape, he • broke both his fore:legs just above the fetlock pints,' andinstantly'fot.' It might naturally he supposed than the nil si biutal revenge would here have bee ni satiated ; but far otherwise : for his eArcase-butchers no sooner saw their a iCtirn thus maimed orLthe ground,Viati,'feithing t wo.case knives, they 'mime diately cut ott the two feet from the limbs, then tut his throat; and afterwards 'made an effort, but in vain, to sever the head from the body ! They then' belook:theinselVes to - Slide the trembling flesh, into numbehless 'pieces, and their man beiog in. an ad oioing:freld: tht3se' were wheeled out in a *barro.s . , ,,ertd dropped at regular ',inter Vats bawe,.n . the, furrows, in. order, no doubt, to reap rfprofitable harvest hereafter from this atrocious deed ! The hAse, kt as- tenoned to mite neighbourhood a *good , tempered ennui!, and'estimated at the' value of too ,guiocas. t FoRO41) STAHPS.;.-auout a -Mintil Sinet,lt tva,i aka:lA:di* Illat forged'stainpri had beeit citcuhied at W.ticHester t wi:icti was touted out itt the 1,41 0 ,4,ing manlier :—An Officer in the Atm went' to the utk with rhstamp in his hatid.iodraw a bill; while . I, e , was , w r, 4 .4, 4 /Jerk. 'belonging•to the' Iltok looked , a.t ,ii, and said the stuns) was not a good ow!, it being forged. The 'Officer whether it. was good bad, hv had just bought it of the watchmaker, who, on being sent for, attended, and,' on looking at the stamp, said if it was a bad.one he itinst .give the Gentleman his money again, whicta he did, aid-tore the stamp. This was deemed very flospi,iiins.conduill, although he was considkrod very respectable 1.11 the city rare investigation, how e,er, took place, when it came but, that lie went home and burnt. a. •qUaOtity of paper, which was supposed to be Jotgrdstaterps, and then absconded. J e asender, belonging-to Bow-street Office, has been 'mph)) ed to pursue: him, but not till three weeks roved otuo US*. alitir lie way fon . e. so that it has pi LCRZ riLi; r tll ti ? . .TD MR. k77..POL:E. MEETIZ4C...FINAL /tDIUSTMENT. t Anoth ~ et meeting has taken . titAcci and shots we& e... en.Anged ~• t atter which - we are happy to tinoh,y the folltiw. Mg st.oethent if the Seconds, that all Atillerence were adjusted with eclitt honbut to both pane& who i!nme. diatety atterwarus renewed. their former hatitts of tiieild ahir),J „ StATEM . LNT OF THE .SECONDS. . jn '66asequencp of a 'Jot-101 "ot •eironrods reports teigive to d Co,k!e' CEng which lattjy took place bet%vrert , Loia„.Kilworth a cid Mr . .-Welles!ey Pore, Lord Kilworth thought it right to piblitilt of the transactiorii which Opearti in th - e - MorCii:),..:, .Paper. 4 the- 14thl-actortlibg tti Lords•bip',s vi, of the subject. . - Mr. Pole haiing a difre' retii . inlijtesnion of vi•l4:t had taken place, telt himself bound to ma] statement which appaied' in our Paper of Thursday. Lord li . .ilWorth 4, finding that. the 'nat ter hod not, been titiderstoud, lett himself under the necethity cif agaiticalling on Mr. Pule, and sent him tlit following letter : 4, August 14, 1811. " l - sun forced to recur to an alUdr which I had believed was complo•ely..atijtistcti to out mot '4,41 sattstaatoti ; but in consequence dt a misconcept HI on ti n t part of my friend, or in consequence.of the .utitoutt,:ed reports of others, I aril bound to call pn you again to redress•that injury, which I was told was coinpleiely redressed, but which, acconaug to my ideas, remains yet unm.,tivd tor. " Though not called on to do so, l nevertheless am !Mkt() intol'ai'yOu, that I should not have published any -. ut the occurrences: between u&, list! nut y. ,1 4( pry anise that they should not tratisplrr, been violated, at the. same time that the attair has been talsrly'represented. - " I have the honour to oo; " Your obedient humble servant; " KlLWUitni. " P. S. Captain Wallace will deliver this, and fix wiic . o and %Owe our chit:amities way be•duttrinuted in the only way that now remains. • " W. W. Vole,: Esq." To which Mr, Pole returoed the fUllov;iiiie, reply : "lf•past Eleven, r. ia. 14tit Aug. Cliirentlon.stket. " MY LORD, . . _ . I.' 1n answer to th:.nritefrorn your Lordship, deliveNd 1 by Captain Wallace, .tie,; leave niost distinctly to. state, that up eall:ily power 'shall. induce me to gratit you a fittleting alter the inclosed statement' shall have met the:4)46llc eye. The instant - atter that, Hui at your Lordship's ()uteri ; that Police Qtticcrs way not interfere with us (as.stispeetcd, by Captain Wallace,' whose hai been such as to pfoVe Mtn worthy of the most ample credit), 1 name Brighton ace Course as the place of our ;meting, or.any other...plate. which your Lordship chuses to riactle, tot likble4u " I hive the honour to be, my Lord, " Your Lordship's obedient humble servant, • • .`' W. WELLELEY. PULE." Tne time and place of meeting being fixed for this evening, near Hounslow., Lord-Kilworth and IVIr. Pule exchanged, shots at tx . elve pace*. Colonel sl i aw e , adverting to the .origittal . slight ground of . quarrel, stated to Capt. Wallace that Mr. Jole :had ;twin attended to give his Lordship satisfii63ion ; and that us shots had been excli:wgen, he trusted Lord 4rlwurtli-would now be satisfied. Captain Wallace being of the same. opinion, ,recOmineticled to Lord Kil wordily. he sat ishech , Lord Kilwort h still thought, ait apology necessary, which, however, was de dared to Fin - possible by Colonel however, but who added, teat . Mr. Pole came there to gii;e . Lord Kul. . woril tatitiaoion, but not to return bis•Jire again. Captain waliace repeated hilt opinion, that it was. not necessary to., proeeed any fartber,i on which Lord Kiiwurt b said, th,,t if Mr. Pole w,onla.declare .he bad nu linention ut offending , hts—would be satkfied. To this Mr. Pole answered, he :could itot2objed to say, as he had done before, Ow he never had the slightest intention of offending Lord Kilwojtli in itny gutiqu4t; The Seconds declared their opinion that the alFttir had terminated with equal honour to both p arties; .ind .proposect that Lord Kilworth and Mr: Nit! should meet as triends, which they accordingly did., Suova... W. WALLAca. • August; 'sot, air ! . * Vide Triz Sex of Thursday. • Bow-SrattaT.—.-WATERMEN..--ilie daring and. infamous conduct of a waterturn has at length'bt;ert. made artexample of. Yesterday Wilihar Mirston,, thepwrter of the. boat, No. it? i 9, was, brought be-, , fore Mr. Neitcrs, at the above Ut-60; Charged with misbehaviour to hi& tiro on the' 13th Lewis, Ingleback„of • Little Queenistreet, 'West minster, said, that he hired, the prisoner 'to 'take hi n in his boat; fiom the ,Stairs at New Palace-yod,-, 'to go across the water to Lambeth Butts; I witiol l he paid him six-pence.' T,tlC prisoner deinand'ecfa shilling, and because the prosecutor refused tegtiVe it bhn, he follovveil him, calling hint sccrnitd.ret, and, the most opprobrious names that man would shtkltlet at.. .It turned out that his fare was 'only fonr-pence 3. the Magistrate, however-, did uot. 'convid him 'for this, but fee his abuse and mi.behaviour, its..thee penalty of twenty . shilling's, which he refusing to pay, lie stood committed - 1.4 ; days but in the cause of the day he.paid the money. ' `it A NIBS OFFICR.--BV 1;140N STA A L 5..--algiet, Ford; Jarvis, and Chip, the four men wh o h ave , iheen in cusidy for several dtys on a charge of steal- Fon‘iderablequantity of bullion from 'on . hroard the } iirchfluke Charles, in. the. London atcks, yes terday underwent a final examination. Upon this occasion Chip declared, littus;:lf ready to come volonr t.irily forward as a witntss . against his ,acerenplices, iiiying any claim to the reward 4..100 guineas offered by . Captain Moore for the discovery of the. offenders. Under these circumstance.;, he was I'ldr:tinted King's eviderwe ; and on.his origi nal deposition being read over to him, he ,swore to the tittle there disettised. • Mr. Hatifol., the Magi,trate, then de4ired• the irons of Jervis to be struck off, dcclatiog his inten-. dun to admit himarso as an evidence for the Crown, upon the ground of the contrition winch hn had shown 'tom his . first ,apprehension, and the.disposi (ion he liAd shown to torwarti the ends of justice by' a disclosure of all he knew respeaing the iniquitous . tranaetion„ He wits consequently sworn, and ow being questioned as to theiacts of the robbery, he stated, that he found a bag, containing ieVetal pieces of metal, which he at first conceived to be lead; but ‘ ibich Ford afterw tali told him was a mere pre cious metal, and, by Furd's desire, he took a. piece of it on shore, and secreted it in some tiax en the quay. In addition to these particulars he Staled that Basset afterwards 'became a participator in the rob bery, and' assi s ted in purloining .the sheet Which was discovered, tinder these oircnrnstances the weeks I twoLirioontrs,:fiassm 411 d Ford, were cornmitted'firt SPO'firr,VO IA,TELL/GEPCZ. DERBY RACES, • "tins') Auo. 13. .Fifty rounds, given by his Grate the Wife of Devonshire., fltotlgiun's,uf..firsr bygotk•tighier, 4.yr, 3 Price's b. c. - Fludoardo, by Waxy, 3.3erb Venliiini'4 Ch. c. Claret, 'by li4rn.tby, .4-yrs 2 - 3dt • Wya cleverly. . . • Si%!ccOtak:::; oft ga. each. Eif.ht Subscribers. .I.ortiCrty's4. to I ~tsc, , 3 ,hlr,:lst tv,, .1) .itouvr,r. Lqui s • )latige, 4 ) r 4 2 „• ,• , W 01:LS11A Y. Tl:6Nablengll and vbscrirtion of 501., Mr ;I.t u>t Fly . . I t . raiwi ill' !or* - . • 3 A J,Ord, -CaveriLitstra thairKe4 4.)rs . 2 3 Sri' IV. Ituniok,'s , br. c. Chewing Round, 4-Yrs 4 4 • • '” XVoif 11 + onter'3 Stakes at ive Guineas edi.h. qtr Asileo. b. in. by - Volunteer, 6-3 re • - W. lioinbold's tx g.. Draft, aged . Nlr. (:lover's Cumberland, s.yrs . A very htie race, and won only by a head. A very Inelaocnoly ci:ctiniSr3nce Occurred unr lie first day of inebz haves : —Ab,Mr; Marsle.l,l (who w,s to marry years Clerk or 11. e (t,.rce) was getting Tartly to btarr rite 11 , ...f)iC14 ha Kos 5 , 4... d with an appopiedic rit , toil trout his horse, and died itititatltittleuU4ly. t 3 WORCESTER RACES, • • 11.3231241,/A VG. 13. . • .A Sweepatakes of 1 . 441;4-(i-iSubt'eribes) lig all opt. —Two , Lord . Oxford's 6,-yrs • t t Sir I . Wtomilgton'S Footilt of Julie, 4. yrt 3 z Mr. Gordon's b.. t. Alorgiana a Lir lion. W. N. I..)trleton's br. h. Allegro - 6 , 44%1. , This was a very g•;ott race. 'lnc last heat was must .d. Mitably eunteskedi anti won by luny halt a head. .• The M Plate (4101. for - all ages, gi hy the.Mcmbers fur the :ity he best of turve thßv hula ittAts. Mi. '1 'itchier's r, e. l tignuin • . t Coil. c. Wureester - • 2 4 Sir IV W'. Wyante 114 c• by Diamond - - • • S a Mr. Diet's gr. g. ttrgtut , . 3 f fir. tl«i~nriry,'a b. t. by Vermin - ..4 Mr. I dui knees b. X. Starlight- ' - 6 fel St.itiight tell.' in the second neat, and threw IfFirtsler, bat rite !tan was not,lnni.li hurt, 4licl the tuda.:.19.114w110, We t whets, And cane ni along %% it ' . v..snsrsor. v. 4#60 gy"lik A Cola Cup of toags. value, awl 6ogs. in. ,speg,io,. by 'sub.. •. • , sc - riptiont tit four t miitt, heat. Lord ta:Aird's.VAtaktosr Sir '1 . WantiliguStitli fourth_ Of Noe- • Laptrilt Cinfrabiei'Mosgiaila • . .. I.orl DearliorA's Mr. (.;istardis Alio° .. • . 'Mr. Rot.art's tiopcless . - • • . The Lathes' Mateot col. for all Ages. —The best'of three two-toile he s. LordStarnfordss Planet - •• . s r .'4r. Benson's S lips . . • 2 2 M. .9 Militia's Tunas.), . 3 or lzitelitinter%'• Purse *l' 5 I givir.rr by the ftleintiers for tits ,couptypytisli s.oy,ts- TO pinata - Sulam:notions. —l',uo ricat Of three tutu,-tiiile heats, Mr. W c. - Mr. Pettli,e Myron Aarriints.u'ii-14. K. It Ai 4 I I • ' tAsyrtißuity RACES, Akoo. 13. .TUASUA Y. rThe.sweepstakes• of luo.,each, rho won by Earl Cam. dent Scviptran,. against 1,1(.. Latibrcrke's b g. Gtia'idy and Captaiti I hrinnden's b: C. Tlw icrntlalli4untefs' SWei,imtriket of's,* each, .tt• won by Mr. I.turhinAtorea b. , It. beiterrirty, brirtinA NTT. W. h tit. Charlotte, Mr . Cal4kV* cll. b. 1;10.61 1 rom'arre Mt. Riuniii b . " • 111)weetriakc.caf tact), wag Uhl) won by Far) Cvnlir .den's be.antg Mr. b.tioocki, Lll. 44 kabb4, 4,44 Mr. Lath.gor.e'sril, g. Cuardy. InNEsott Tho, Plate of tocgs. . vas bbviirlid by Mr. now arth's b. c. ‘Vll,t.l3oy, against Mr. I..l , lbt.itoir b c. Mr. Edward, and Mr. Iraltiot.k's itztbbit, Thu t►so lattcr ut woe %trawl; rater the tirst heat. • Maiden Ploic of sot. given ny Ow M in'vro for ibo CoknitY., Wars won by Mr. Taylor's Ch. . 't tionia* beat. ing Mr. Cotlett's Spitting Tom, Mr.. s...nizev'e b. in. Mioi Charlotte, and Mr. DOrnar's gr. ap, Playful. A'. alarming fire broke out at Kensel Green, near Colubrook, on Wednesday, ;it the mansion-house of George liogers, Esq. wirch consutned the same, to gether with buildings contiguous, ti) the amoun t of several Ainusand•pomid,. The tire happened in the dead of. the night: it was occasioned by, some' cloaths-ltaviog been left to itir in the laundry and sudh.was. the. rapidity or the flanks that the whole liou , e Was consumed in less than half ,an hour. A . boy of..the nameol-Grange, who slept In the garret,. periOled in, the-conflagration.' ' • - A Vothan t 'Of the name of Margarrt .Eennt, detedertltealitik a child tour ) eat 'root Ailary. le-bonne:land, 0611'0 - F.lday - miscreant owal had enticgd th e (..I,zid nary .urider t he. Antittota of bny tog slim toys, out was dere&ed in the of carrying 'holt of in i t or attuA,, OFT ,lialuiwti'Yartls from the house, of his 'pa. : Si!liovoOthe name of, Scoiin. Stir, v. as . taken „Marlborough. street Oilic‘t, and committed • • • ~ . A dog-steaiet WaS . coMmittel on Tuesday fronv , M;itlhurotlgh-street POlieti-'Qtfice, for having btillen e .pointer, which liehad'abld in a Mr. Nightingale for eight -eitineas'.7l-10 had sold the dog .agani to ariether irentlerean i of %ilium it was owned by Mr. and it tUryiiir out that the dog was art ittyl, ly stolen from' Hounslow'; and the prisoner con. fes'sed hav ng Stolen . cad #4l ih dog tivu several times in' one month. Every one who continues to feed, and ceases Its labour, takes from the public stock. „When consi• d ,, red, the losis to the nation, the pains' to individo. ;i t s , -th e clistres of, Istniiies, how affliMiug ! It has been before stated, and that, with out f oa l o f curarti. ilitlion, (as theta ate upw'ards of i 600 testimonials to prove) worms are the leading cause of most disorders i;leident 'to mankind. A weakly child is aid to be delicate—the cause is %%orals. Declines, in adulti are termed onnkninptio•ls, &c.; generidii the cause is Waring. These, and oth- r maladies, are cured‘by 'Dr. GA:RDNER, 74, 1,91% Acre, and 3, Stmrtditell. It is a vi i l i pleasure we have noticed, th it the de. struitve ravageti of that dreadful disease Consilfflp. lion have beep uniformly arre*Lcd, by GoatiOLD'lP Vegetable Balsatn, eveu to the I%t stage, when i lamp of life apparetitly has been ext , .o,;Litshed, those disorilers are so coutition, Latifrilt that 'hit; meditine is not 'wore generally know n, whi‘k would be the means of buying thousands (.1 it, e, .Pi ICA 0 . STUCA VEST& Sank; Stock, 236 Navy per Cent 911 al 4 per Cent. 79 per Cent. !text, 63 62: 63i per Cent. Gotta. klant. L. Ann. tfri 12.16t1ts &DAY. I ndiii Stock. . . iriiiiii Builds, Os. 17s, pr. E xclieq. Bilis, is. lid. is. pr. Omnian, i h 4 diN. Trni:alai 3 ecilkent. i C rIN tirlK I. •lt. •,. - _ - .., L df fit