The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-30 00:00:00

,P.A .--....„................. . ' 1 Vit Al W. di, T rk,: i ' tl C; 4 '. 4 .! Z 7.6 ..... 1-AClters fr out the front ic..rr. of it ' l l , Lola WI 10 shortly exvect iieryitui“ . rt-' 1 " '''' iti l , i g e l L ice ! A Turkish corps; consiStin '. , t 30,(10 . 0. b! n t i. iv " alrefOy entrenched tnerbietsres hn the le;t n a ti t of the artinbe.' The inhabitants of Moldavia , 7 1 4 , IVlll3chis continue to. evacuato their_ country,, t e a k take ..‘r.dde gra shelter in the ,HOngariin•toTtory, At Bias are eotertained that Ihe T. 4 . l 's : I n l ti l Viloach•and betieg6' that place. Some t hou inAlt.,t women ancl children hat ti.: -d from Sery . ta, "Tr'lted to the Ihrtress's of vellawitz. Samendr'al 1114 kigiatle. ' . . -.' s • . ~ . 101 : 1 toe tow n of Kaotziin, capital of the circle 61 1 ,1 4 ; 14 1 on ihe )811, of August,. a dreadful . fire :^ .. 4 rice. In the course' oi. an, hour, 59 houses, !"" vi tvo hams, were. reduced to . ashuS. 10 . eh 've the sati-faclion .of being able to an 7 i tat i fic° ' thin; CoUut, WALIAS till temains at llie , th t .,, 1 4 .91e ftnanves, ntoliNll4.stdOC.tilig 'Wit rspOrtS to k ; )41 "t1 ( . * ThiS Nlinister always enjoyed .a - e ,', 4 tnet) of the Monarch, and many p,r,ohi •.,1,.! r tt ;tlahtl that in re A 3rd for his services he will:be ' k ot t iti ,k ) the di gnity o f a Prince, althouti it . . has . te l A keh made pUblic. Two NlcmberA of the it,iii,"''''ll'cii of War ha,e gone to Tianesvvar to i b il !Ile . Culllttliii9loll charged, to eiatnine info t t:. i t kl of the mi li tary re giments on the frontiers. intention of Governmeut is not only to put an . real ;• - ; p u ni s h with i , our ihe tto. e io .1 vcrsattons, b ut li t , li c 1 w ll O have been guilty of them. 1... tk iar i lLt akST, SHPT. 1 I.—AO Ottoman,corps tar ti e 4 .. "; , 4 on the night between the Bth and 9 1 It,' of! 146 11 " ot Wallacnia, and seized upon the grutintl It4 l I " t ined au Wand before Ono arts cif t" 11,4 7 Ilobt:,„ as 3 / 4 11 ,, i ,'15t tilt, whicit is wiibto pistol-sliot t tk i 1 - * llie Turks immediately lernattit • cOnStructed 111 7 litt oil s there. On the morni ng o f the 9.1: e , .idvi i t'll-uccupleo by ten thousand men, %% ho ' 144 1 qp6 5 ,_ _i Gs ''' I iSiiiiitly attaclicalhose ut . the 1 .1 T ,", ti:' wit'ivithoirt' any important event res.lhi , g .s . kid ,„ °4411 Y continuts to COOStlUet eIittetICIIIIICtIt . ' I ( ''Stover fresh ieintorcLinents. th e t e ls t r:!Plted the Grand Vizier '''''q at -the hell s of ill 'i lls which recently paSsed tile Danube. 1 II:" " :16 I 11'4 % ho disembarked .near Tsclterpu m,osis ."11 4- hut. ceased.to harass the Russian ailvanc , .. . I tr. of ry 4 444 13 There has just appearet , ,4 ,PuT,,,SEer. 1.,..—.... , - E.,ewb ot the -.),,5.. 144k°11'iel '' •d 11"Elble ' ingcle,erv i ies to it tlii r 'ili'," nUm v. h:ch the f ollo w ing ti-iat atettlY b4-' to tt 0 1 ;t1 , It) •-e , k e db . an history , ~i4ty•iort 11,1:, dil t viog9 91 - i bOw. isle l Prussian, 14111 ll'e "1""'ll "f Sept. 18",61'inta„lry,.ckl N it C , 41 i 1 'it'd w .43:.> battali"ns '►. 114 of Ca-, 6 5h STIAL.IO . iiti: i g 14 a ll 1 77 ,otio mei, ; . 6 aria tit 134000. itlifi l e46 l' 4o ll. ot ao''nl 4''',°°,,,; 438,000."—T.,e, it,ppini., II , ...hi et,gii - teers. , ',.:°-- . ~,, „ 0 0 ~: i owns ; ti kiiit 01 ttit h IL:gun:nit cosl l I , r , l ' - ' l,),,es nut i n .. ti t , ( 44,1. a l• gull. iii o' .uir,,s , ier4, ,n t , i7 .; dra.o6n , , 41,;(1 6 7 f).tion Lie .us ; a 1 , 1 14 . 'n: ,re ,, iti : tit o f 44 7: th, imrs, s , 73, 0 00 cry , It* . P , I . " . a retp. I lltili o ' , ! II 6 6( Sliest', Urll, I. f .ur regialen s and tle - 37,0U9 Lro.%ns ~ , Oh o ,' alliarrs,' 216,000 ; • the ~, i,„ie tk ik -artih e , , 344,0°0 ,:rowni.. ; Li les ..,, _ :crovvii4. (I I the a, „,y ;Hi : w ooed cu. 2, 0 0 . . liz t4 A ic. 4" ' " A LETTER FROM nue "' lire . : r E V, SEPT. 3g. 01 toe princip,il 1 104 ha% consumed eighteen , , el ill 4.lsell;qz , whichcw.tair , e.l a large quantit y , wi a ".. It a.,„ A .. . „ I ......Int. , baitig 91 CIA ton. lelt.LIN. oCl'. l . l.. "°ll Y e S " teTd -c a; ' M. Von . KrCt'se' 1c1i . ,14, 1 j ur.(3 '•, t. Envoy •Extratirrliii.iry to t , ~ , r enerat, and , ~,,,„1 ilere 11:, 1 ellcl ' Imperil,' and Ito, al C 0911., ar m y 4 Psi 41 n„ i - -.. ieiVe al absence. gAttn. C e info hied, 111 4. -, -Err 20 --The public ar ,, -- ._ st ih() , e itll,,,,hiatt°"lg to a tivi:ision of biti'M3iu Y i t i f.„„lo ltati„.:t'uf \ Vestphali,t, who kia4 l afililY ! 'by Il k -"" in tngland, may address letters thither „",, but they MUM br unsealed. . i Ot lik , to goru C: l4ll 3ltri, SErr. 24...-.4lEo..)rdirlg': t il'ed e „ a ‘ 4le ' " 118 COUnt (14 Got turp ( + ,t) late Ling ..,,,%;',/i 1,144.-"i4r' rived there on th e :.'nth instant o a " . 11 ~ . r '4 to Meet his Lad at Catishrue, , 144; Y• Ali k 4 b, St.pr. 14.—Yesterdity morning her M"` 14 I.:,i" t ' ( liketrt kit ails til - , on her tiu4,,„ L t ,', Ibeiktn g nceontp.mi, , d tier as far a .(.".% . inteildea t s •o;te . G'o - -m , on , the= same by' g,„ an Eng ietutoed to the cardt. lilt, ,-A, Siti,is. 13.--For lon'C i dar past r , i Ltil it liltitill of the line, of 74 this,, 11',,s bf:-::'''\,--'llcr'l'aY the: i e 4 s. 'Lilly 'on the ( 14 Y Y e *"" .. ' ' " ,/ ... _,-,inn ~117,gt. # ,blhielit do wn UPOR the brig the ("ultra to Sardinia: the 6, "' 4 % , 11 her passa g e from hence . . drew hitli te i t a t E t Qaptain of the vessel C3lmatiu° % ' a • ,i,,i ki t h' ': . 4ek t Pwards the Collit of The Albeit" ' wont tf Nleiny's ship could not follow 4er tar ti..,-",.d 4 tl: ` t l i t(l, 16 English sent o ff siX. , ‘ vi c - el l taw ( ktli t : e4 's 44 'Ll attacked the brigaotiee.,• . P teeo ktie„ i r i llri, vito, although 'he bad onl y. l i t ‘„ lc. A lili4 t 4 , l ' i li still's ecinpany, defended 1 , 1"1-1 1 S i V ing 10" %irk!,,llVl ititfal length retreated, Still "gaZ; fire ttht,:.the toast, where he was covered. by .. w.ll , ithitt!irtottal Gnard, who bad in the ou- 4 " ; 1 ,.: e 0 , ice tf ,7 own to the coma. The English , 9 "• irre heir ,per- 1 , (4: 4 :d to retreat with ,ut Cirea-'-ig 1 ' , - , 3 1144 re i a lf) o f • killed. ctih„ s ten rues f I lit , with his 14; .HAGEN OCT. 1.--In c9n.ort-1--, i . le. fiel.TYI4 e,uln4an t i; a committee, consisting 0 I t ' s. A, hilantit ell ir 6sse,. Messrs. Saabyc EriCk40 ,.. 9 . , _i_-) ., r li ,, '''t., • , , lII' ."' 11 u CI F. Tweiti, D. Tittein a • le t i s u u b b ic . kr . . ' on( for the pUrpos e of : receiving . ___„,,, b i lllin t . . v 44,7" lovvards a loan of 'four 'minion" mar ks t4(,11;,,,' ti,ey ill'e also au: horised, cyclusire . .ot b i i. 1411 G' 11 '. 'ci ' l Body, to call on et et y other inht t to. . 14 '44 1 i nis I:ity, who may be able lititiip the accomplishment of t his purpose., end, I Cu contribu n te ‘,.fi on I II!! P e4 where o f, t h e said merchants t In ne the II 'll () ,„ 111 t) r SePtember, P o O thtti t f , ` , l -,, c e ( n )l7 forma li(„i, ilointnanti isitued to them, bili. S.- - lU ' t ma), k4l, i t 016 .• ' a ll et sOlll4 %Vi'•' lll I - , ! k ' L eth 1 ' Yre - - P r , ' 'nee by notes o •ivil ati 4'4i/war berore the...mann' Q 4.. tor such purpose to be issued. Tii, t.(` t ilutt it r • d eut kleti ar ° an in t*Pei rsa who ha,f utt , i,,,",'°w days since who lid had e 1 d Norfolk grmier Nitt,:eleuined at het fachees I, ouse, al,'"4„, r e' to borrow a few hondie 4 " "in ore' 1 4 1 ' oiningstii3 (laughter. A liktitie's th , ct ill ., 4 t l ,"' after the fugitive, • , -veral t-"Y s ' iy, ' "ligth traced to Hall Ine young lady had tx , * on-sttett, 1 - 1( I,4lhtßr :'PrOttttiort of her hedo( r. 'kr . i t i 4( ` l, Ott back 11,s, 4t • 44 tit for th“ 1.1 t Ivo ti) fat ) concluded Ahis ciiot• :.: WINDSOR, Ocr. eg. • The' ktN,y; remains in the iatne state as he has iftrieteral days' Ye.q.erday, lhoot. for o'clock, the PRt 14Ctt Re and Dnke i , f ell.ilLTEßLANti.,drrived - to dinner .wd l the QUEEN and PR 114CE63.. S .on attet ct - yen o'clock their Royal Highnesses set off on their retain to London. The. following is an extract train the Hambargh Currespondenten BERLIN, SEPT. 26.—Increaked hopes of • the maintenance of pen,. upon the Cnniinenti and surances which the King has .received relalve to the friendly dispositions of the neighbourinv, Powers, 'have induced his Majesty to intermit the prepa -I,ttions and labours in the fortresses, which cir' cdafstances appeared to render necessary. train .pru dence." The Ifioolalcit siore-ship has.aiiiVed from Malta and Gibraltar, A letter, which we.sutsjoits, stales, • SUCHET.- !Jai- , !alien Murviedo. We under.• stain', also, that other letters contain another piece of; unftivourable intelligence, namely, that :BAL LASTEROS . was in toll.' retre.a rvir ith his army to Gibraltar. z'. 14 ; GIBRALTAR, • OCT. .13.--eit is - not true that :General BLAKE 'had succeeded in stokiping the pro 'f4:-ess :Of SUCHET ; 011: the' contrarr, alter several skirmishes, BUGHET took Mnrviedo on the September. .The Spaniards lost some Intlidrects of men in the different actions, and it . is greatly f -ared that SUCIBET will soon tuakti.,his appearance before Valencia." sn cposeintenee of i a. statement which appeared in . oe public prints of a borrld murder, said.to have bccn committed near St: Alban's, thil tullowink letter has been addressed" to ilie - respective 'Coa 1, doctors : : . " St. Alban's, t)61.z8, tr:111. Stn,—By desire of the Mayor of this tov , o, I nave to,,intorm you, that the account.,io your Paper of SaSurday last, .of a ditnaolical, andihorrid inurder and rol?bery, stated to be coin-. mitten on the body of a young Woman in.the vici nity of this place, by• twornen . of ferocious aiped, is totally, void of truth,; nor. is there the least foun dation for such a report. Indeed, it bears on • b.. face of it such evident' marks of being a mete fablication to frighten the females of the ueigh •bentitood, that lam, rather surprised you ~h oithi have been so imposed upoti as to in`h.-rt it. y,v, facts stated, of the robbeis cnii:th; oil' ;he .hv ?itd ears of the, y-ung mrotintii, lii 'ffitt•t h with ,her ear-tittp, the . bo6 in the r,rai, into, a po house about a Mile' t% u r , Are 100 ilipro o3l3, u. *How son; by I v'enting, .tich sondes, sod wh it good end they eon answero know not but of (Lint; awa., the effe(f the .b ae.; count as‘soon; as 'tgYqaible, 1 ;rest ) Oti will take the tretable' of conir.hi,i-ith,! it.' • " I am', 8,1, your most ohedien , Servant, ' • " •Join , l Bons, Town. Clerk," NVe are glad - to learn that th'e annuity which IV STI2 \‘. ART, OW travell had ptirch4sed itt the Freti funds !Lis not been eitnfis4attd, as he had breo in. totrii t. EloweY , 'r! singuiar the habits and doc , trines of this genite,ii an May be, he amatted by t e le s t aunty,: sor i iittiutis and piiilaialtrOPy, tnd his chief obje:tt is; indeed . , to inetileate, h rkevo4 fence towards the whole of heni.tive life. The'rea son win,:h I,e• asii4o4 for 'hariLg porchased iota th e French lettidti at is:the.appreitension Ofhtigatioits and tai4nes if he trusted to private security, and "at that period annuities for life were not granted by the Government at t.II;S country. • o• The lite stock on Gtir'FfolfeFaren; near M:iy. field, Sussex, sold by alktion t , n the ;170 and Itith tosf. trroduced the tollowing prices t---Fottr year fijrueers es filch as' 551:'105. the pair; three ye;ir Ofkluto, 481. los.; ; two yearlhsg ditto, 401 ; year lings, 301. WeanyerS, • t . 155.; yearling ; , c . ih:l4 , , 81. I ss, per pair ; and two yearling ditto, 261. ins. Arrieminent statuary, lately decease, has dire Bed his exteanors to make the' fellow mg'sicgular dispo sal of his body : —lt is to be inclosed ill a Attie entfin; ' with 'an appri , priote inscription untied oh-it, and arms emblazoned on each side. This lie has deSircd may he placed in a most coilycn , n , part ,of the 06rit hisManuladory, ussigniq as his osetsion••for ibis extraorchnarytequest, that he wished 41. s rentains to continue as long :is pondole. in sha d spot, which' had been a source of honour and corn fort t bun while livinty. A. grand pigeon-match, for a sweepstakes of 50' , guineas a side, half forfeit, took place at Bulmarsh, Oxon, on MOod,iy, at eleven' birds each, twenty one yaids, between Messrs. Walmesley, Burrows, and finiokins, which was woo by the -former, who shut. Off ten ties wiih Flepltim, they having killed nine birds each in the first instance, and Burrows eight. In shooting the ten ties, the-winner missed unit' one bird. Dr. Herschel, in a paper lately read before the Royal" Society, 11,16 retraded some of his - - former opinions iespeeting ?rebuke, and that they might be considered as clusters of star.. At pre,ent fie con eludes them to be peculiar esiondeused matter ; sup poses that they may'constitote or become cornets ; regrets our inability to form any Just notions of' their node of existence"; and presumes that they are much more ntirnerotis than we have hitherto been taught to b:lieve.', ,rie:body of a very respetilablY dressed man was ni . :eltirl ' up off Millbank on Monday morning, by the master of a pa•sage-thoat, and it was owned yester.7 day morning by his son: The narrieof the :dere* ed was Guddait : iee resided .in the neighbourhood of S ee ikkeen, and was a 'man of considerable pro ' petty. H.: had for several months laboured under fen-wormy derangement, SO aff to require - a keeper, btr having been thought much titter, he was per mitted to walk In: the garden no,' Saturday night, when he escaped. and was not heard of until own ed by his son. Tie d, erns,-d was upwards of s bcy yeaf 6 of age, and was formerly a Contrador Bddpott. • "..tt sin wilt orcimence took place yesterday on itielltiver. A crown an 01 gold, WO her :kith other pat iph , ..roali I of die kino office, were hy the C , tst,tto House o.hc.ni, in ha‘ , kiatityd ,t 1 make an entry 'rlieqe,Yiluable were intended tor . the ut , •- . ID/A' /3 !IR o et. 16. t y~. • . • COursT OF SESSION—SECOND 1)1VISION. The f to-the tllllll.l - anti trading interest, and tingiii lb be gent - riily known. . • • j u b li w a cq, watchmaker in Aberdeen, in' tbo7; ,t weive watcltcS from Henry Tra wauchnoker in London. 'fritters packed - uptt watchei id a km, and:dispatched then) 16 DoWne's wharf, at which the Aberdeen Ci,lopany had advertised that goods .were received for their -stnack.4. Trayers gut.a receipt tram anti %%rote WAtts s in course, that lie had the Bonds. • The watches never came; .to hand, and after a great deal.•of • inetrecival Correspondenee, Mr. 'lra vers, the London merchant,. ;,rhea fight an attion against his c. rrespondent, 'Mr. Watts, - before the Court of Session, tor 361. as t It: value of the watches. Mr. Watts inhis 'turn, brought an action of relief' egairiSt the Aberdeen Shipping •CoMpanY,:tor the : price of the watches and all damages. 'These atti;ns were conjoined. • • /rid/cc/P . ' ,navers,—The London' tneicliatit, - at any(rate;" has done every t hing• that he was, birorid to do,: or that the most prudent man could have d:' , ne in site!) a.ease. The- geodsAkere indisputably com missioned. The .pursuer Sant •Meal to 11 1 ,1 public wh4rt frequent , d by the traders who „ply to Aber ,deettr. He got d receipt sigma.' by .the wh finger, ".fur 'Mr. lieley, master of the , Caledonia.', No man Could dO' more. The goods thereafter remain- ed at the risk ot the in_tr.:ilant Woo commissioned them; and the defender (night as weir contend that a. man; after bdoking a parc , l by a carrier, guarail teed the carrier's - *Jailers, and through , tit ttie •Whitli. , 'course of its journey, aS that the pursuer ettntihned boUnd rifle, taking this receipt. 111t'. , 1Vritti pkaded... , -I;4t, That his r(spOrisibiliry only began•wrieo ittegoods were 'was ito proof of the . shipment,: mtretely that the gheill'werk sent to the ,wharf—thAt the harfinger was as munch the agent of Travers as of Witt is-atirl that *tordrnigly `Travers Was butind to seek his re. coose against the what finger, and ,not against Watts. 2d, Even supp ;sing Travers's Mr, Watts has a dellr claim of . relief again,t the Shipping, Company. The wharfinger's receipt was gtantrd espr , s , ly for the master of one of the Aber )teen Saipiiing C rapany l s snlacks. They advertised that their ships w-re to frequent DoWne's whirl ; and o n this 4 17,0111).1 alone the owners of the smack beciaine li isle for. the whartinger; as he thus became :heti authorised. and advertised agent. The. Shipping Comomy , maititain-d, that thisac tiott was brought a 4 aitrin them under most suspicir o t ts cirCOnlitanCeA, as it Wai' not commenced for nearly tiro yews after the rill.%ed loss, and the sal the Ciptain or tlnCaledonia I,6B . ditA; who explain the mats anktyrial to heir de -1 ii e, fint es , •it independent of this, it W3s plain t n -ie that their m ere' no lr, mitri hatilei to sullied the' StliPp ng 'Conipany. orcei had bet.n traced b) tie} stir , 01 evidence to their ship, c, The wha;fing is tro.iiit conll never bind the Slipping compa,ty, It my slie:%edth it the bate. -1 was on tiA mA i ay to the sa ; hUt t might as well be said that the Muh meester ,Carrer was to belinv.ljvcied (Ai a receipt front the Gartisl caul, r, who carried the goods a pst.t, of the w ty, .s that 'he smack was. to 1)e inhj:cled no the wnarti 'get', N.:ct,ipt, with whom they had tio"earthly on. The .I..meld, Oroptary (Lord MEAonwita.Nit) 'and the Court were Orarly otopt in, that the !alit don merchant had ohne ail that Wisinettinhent ou tinn, and that Ili, claim' was compl , l.e. 'lHeir Lordships •W,•teeqnally Clear, that Watts had a good claim of relict 'agaifst the Shipping Company, as they must have known the terms in which the wharrirtger's receipt: was 'received. and this itupkied that the wharfinger 'took but - ,den on hint for the Ship, in k ; Company. Toe C,Atrt therefore found ,the Shipping Com pany bible to Mr.. Watts, and Mr. Watts liable to Mr, Travers, and both the watch Atatters. entitled to ettpencec Counsel, for Ti avers, John Cuninglintne, Esq. Adsqcatc ; for Wats, Adam Datf, Adsacate; tor the Shipping Company, the Silicitor-Gerwral , -- A qetits, Messrs. James Swan, W. S. SolmMori , on, \V. S, andAlexander•Youtigcr, W. S. • SP6NISH LitstuArra,-The following anecdote, a related by . iirr ,, n Butt.Ften..n, vs ill show to what richenious extent Conti Etiquette wns carried in the iiroild'ilays of the Spanish Monarchy. " tea the Third ) ",ssys ,the Baron, " WIS FOiting gratfely one day hy, the tire, on ,which the fuel had beep thrown in too great a quantity, he found him ttelfr danger of being 'stilled with the heat. It w 4 however beneath the dignity of his Nlajesiy to rice . and. call any one to his trli e t ; and,as the Ot fleets in waiting were ribient, and no d ,iatr, is davit enter the tiiilirtalerll,h , , , 831 bWiling a coil side able while, till the Moguls 01 L'OVIAn came tip,ivilititti the liong or,ered to pOt out the lire ; butt the excii , ed tnin,ell, its, exiling to the ceieunnn 4of tile pqi t, he shoL,I.l theiein invade the province of thc Duke' of UssenA, whom ,it was necessary to call for Thr.• Duke wris itosein ; tire increased ; anti the Kny„.,derogate rather than fro ri his dignity, kept .eat, t hi; bioodinti.Hoed to such a tlegi.ve 11131 :11 erriirlai broke out the next, dim , on it head, ; attended ver, that carried tom •-otf thel4th year of his age.", , A .few ettienitigs.since t GeUilellltlll in n hex at Covent garden, Theatrl.. tiking Ins pocket band• kerchief out of his pocket, with a flo..ti , h, drew (Mt ai the sAme time tr , ,m his pocket, six on pound Bank cif .1.i;141.1nd notes, they fell into the pit; the company there at the saint= tiine being standing stint In SOITIC C HIIIIOOII, Genrietlii4ll did not See eN (.:1 y where c.ey tell ; he tiotrefore etn i .loyed L)iatr tf 1, tit ..,:the.eonstable, to make nich he accuiii inglY did, VII Willi ut stlCCei, 811 Ow company nem' the spot denying any, know ledge of the note 4. A lair Cyprisn whti saw the notesfall, went with D naldson, ant pointed Gaut the man who hat got the 11040. D 0 1)31,14011.' in consequence, called htip 001, and charged him with having the notes I. he delta it but the girl pi:1 , 44141g in her charge, I),,,noldsori said he Itlti 1 search him, and proceeded to do so, a d fohnd the tintes hat. The man declared, he did not kilw tlitqoteswere there, and 1101 they mpst h .ve tatien into h ., •. hitt ..Vtion it was otf, with ' out ht., knowledge., The Ci,..ntiernan very property rewarded Dpaaldsost and the SPOit77iVG lAirsurGENct. NEWMARKET Ttlimn OCTOBER, or, HOUCTi• TOij I,IELTIIN/G, iSts. TtI26DAY, OCT 29 • • MY.l.V.a.sorits oiraity, Xst. 71b bent Mr Blake's Sprightly, 7st vi • Soho. 4 t - • ' Fitly l'oontl4,tpr 2 yr yids.' %;arryitig a tent her. 3-yr olds 7st. 4.yr Olds, gSI 5 )1 Jlds, 31b. 6 .1 olds, Sit. 61 ,, d aAcd, gst tolt , . Last I MVO NlilesAdli. C. Mr. Ciavca's t.,Stingtail r .3 yrs • •Sir I. St.( ; ley's c. Manikin, 2. rs . Ld litite.,lnguro , Aes cit: Juvcoal. 4 yrs . 3 Ld Low ther'sp. sister 10 14riy,ittutt I,,,ss t 4 vri 4 5 tot apt Stuitztitit-=-4 to '1 a sr Atanikt I. Of Ruthlwi's, SOCCery,, Ort. 4i t rec. it holm 1),,,df C raltutfs NittifOti, 7s). 51D. ACCOSs tint Flat, 2 ophs„ 11.11. POLICE. PCEIVUR Or STOLEN GOODS. , 1• 1 GA ti D Rapiey al Rich. nonict;' at, tin brought tip . 14 rr-exathina7 , tion, um.icr „a , charge of . bpi lug it hr;r , hou4e, in Cie) , a great cur:1111U yof stoteit goods. E-1 husi,),,tod hey ah4cctded. The &ioproeit Sto cit - Ludgate. hill, - drugoi to her Ma. jest) , 'is out 'or town), ittenikd, •incl proved the ware'touse to have been broken tt, , o lately, and tne Prus,ian b u-, with other aticies produced by , ,liancerk, the otficer,who has the care 6t them, to the property of th,4ir to iii r: {:ers is It i vcd property in more of ttie ,tolert . goods, !Au beVeral rcol,oo 001 ycl, Jaynes Reiley, the other prisoner a v OrehemiLd . Js luc.igeroidy In the house, and detained on suspicion, was ref Used to be admitted to bail,till a further ,exa. m i nat i o n—and both were remanded, CHARGE OF ROBBERY AND SWINDIANG. Wesaey was brought up tor tin ex3min3. • !ion ; charge& wit h robbing Mr, Elides, 'a Gentlemao of eentonville, of 211. in Bank of Englatidiroti-c, itt :June 1809, at the Marlborough Arms, at Islington, while the prbsecutor was tir,ink, in the eyeiong, aftet bffing seduced to Copenhagen-41 , 4e, and to three or four other public.houses in the coutse of the dry, by the prisoner, who had become kiiown .to him only atot pnbOc hothe in that neighbnitr. hood, and instead of rzAurning the Money, as the waiter and others.' hough; he wJuld do; he hest day absCOnded from the neighbourhood, after detr roll ng his,landlady of her, rent, and doing other afs•of de» ception and indecency while in her house. The prosecutor never saw the prisoner till The 11th instant, when he met him in Chcapside com-, ing ors hiM, and offering to shake h'utds ; but henig Charged with tMe robbery. and . .tbsconditig while a warnqt :4•08 out agsinst him, he attempted to 6t ape, but was taken, and yesterday tufty com mitted for trial. „ . • • MARLBQ UOUGH•STRE4T. An eldr.)iy O ' Mara' who stated her mime to bt *l7 &ail iloit(ird,' wht , wa4 genteelly drew rd in the antique style, welt yesterday chareci with having stolen six silver soooas flout a hidy's tibiae, in Suinrrset-street, to which she got access under presence of 4111114 . th* servants' tortcmes. Other articles had been missed, and the prisoner. Imong been suspetiteci, site vas watch i. 41 on her appearing at the house again .111 , 1 del, (tied in the ittt kaving the Iciase wi(i) thu property. Comavied for trial. 130W-STRRET.—A y 0.1% man, genteelly dressed, • lir) _slates tR 1134 been in the naly„ , was dett•tlea 011 . 11t)11thl), in 'hiealing . ,lmen from ttS.r el'3 , llht,l'S of Mr. S in lon. He pleaile) distrk-Ns. Tne Magi,it,rate comm ., tteci him . for .trili.—tintne men were at the gime time committed t9r burg.; I and Toh9e.iy in o . xford.street. • Yesterday a Court of Alden - nem was held at which. V 1: aS attet,decl by the au MAYO/t ) ilia 1'4)1111 MAYOU elea,, Nutlet') Aldeedien, and the Qiiy,Utlweis. The Court inipe6led the Meol•weigherts Reports, and-ordered the pree of Bread to be continued at is,,bd..the Quotient Loaf of Wheaten, and 1.11. aid. Household. he I..;fIAMBEULAIN delivered in ati 11CCplint of the Serpilli of ihe tjiphan's Fund, and the surn , of 12,60 pi. was ordered to be paid off and artnitalated, :Ind he wad dile::ted to give notice to the parties in. Leresiet i c. Commicsioners of the Court of Requests for No . . , vember next were a tiffi tlpteo. - Thectitppeal Mr . ..Thornas Crook .against the tetiirrifi of Most's. Groh and Schroder, as Coolmors Copheilcnen for the Ward of Vintty, woo ticind, and Seliroder was declared to be not duly . . . liorne of the public prints have renerid the con. trove.rsy on the word Rome; pronounced liopoi by Mr. 1;.t04tri.r . .. Whatever may be deetded as tothe Ici t tlimat- pronunciation, ttiera is certainly more Of cliLpity to the sound of Tinme, and more of ana o logy to the original name of that august city. . Lie on . Saturday night, or early on Sunday mot ;.Ing, the hniase of Mr. Stephenson, the. Banker, to Ormond-street,, was broke open, and robbed of • plate to the value: of between. five and six hundred pounds. The robbers left behind them ao.iron croW, a centre-bit, a gimblet, and turnscrew. they en tered the back of the !mw, and Mil, h is atonsi. derable mystery, as the house is son omitted with ;t com plete square, of streets, viz, Ormo-d.street, Pow is-place, C`yeildford.street, and Queett- square, so that the thieves most Itae come trom a house in one of these places. Townsend, Lam - idyl, and Adkins, the; Bow-street Officers, attended t h re yesterday, ant they were of opinion it was dune by ai thieves, and that it was a put _up rubbery, meaning that the thieves had been informed by iane, persons where the property - was, as it was kept in a very concealtsti aud.secure place, . • , CORN.EXCHANOtt, OCT, 3 0,---Wil rims° to-day some few fresh artivals- of Wheat, and not ..mucti remaining supply, sales brisk fully at Litt prices ; Barley in short supply, and keeps its price; Malt likewise ; • White Pease at the late red,6ion ; Be tat of each description again tather dearer ; tittle are i.iome further arrivals of Oats, but it) t1..i4 INl,it• last 'pricbs'are readily obtained; Flour without variation. ~i..he at . 56s a 1,),-,,t a tThi Ti . Flt. Heins . . :56.-3 Art Fi ttc, di tto . .14.2 i a 1 zip. Ditto (floe idd) - bp _4 641 Rye - - - , o:4' a 54' oats..- ` 275 a — Y4,, 'a 4.: 4 1 that • . .. . 4 7i a 535 l'iii.u , :l =litto ' '435: a 40 mitt- . - - than a litlt Potatue ditto -7... - - 4 5 5 1 .o, s , Witiwibess,builerslitt' a 90 R.ilw Seed . . 01. a 5 ,1 . City ditto - - 75 a kis hot, Hour . 9st I, tops ' g ca tis . - • 6as a bp; Scowls . . gilt aEs