The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-17 00:00:00

LOA 00.‘ t,SLStaI:ONS. Yesterday the Quarterly 'Sessions of the : Peace was held betore rthAtecontiatt, and - a numerous Bench,of Msisiratesof he City of London. `Ames Nightingale was indided r tor. a.saulting Julio lithts,tn, Cal , officer. 1 , appeared, that in Juno Jaw, the pwsecutor was gong through Britain, wlivn ht , observed the d fehd.int, with five ptliers (whom lie`luiew In be susvetirus charaders), cyting cart hid n with g Od• ; and sosperling . then intention, he wi,shed I ass on tor the inirpo , ,e -of piocuring, as•litarit, when he was tiCCOSI , i'd by the and the ixo,ecutor said, " i.vhat are on about here Jetn i" He then attempted'to pass cm, when the deiendant:strock him ; he returned the blow, whirl) brooghti he oth,l'five oron him, when he , was viti.ently his head cni his Arm drradlidly I,lyerated: in this mime he was carried to the Hie pig tl , Where . he lingeted for six weeks heioie tleh.nd m:Rie no defence, and being found Gui;tr, w seotencou to tWo years impripoument in Newgate. • - 'John Steword was tried as a' reputed (hid, he ilsiotig been taken whit an iron crow in his pus sess,on,-in compa—y Whhothers, who made their tSc.tpe near Briiad•street-bui;dings.- He received aentetice to horst labour in liiidea ell: for six !admits. Jane Dicks was also indicted for au a.sault. on Mary, -the wife of John Cogan.. The parties Were. of p,site nelgt , bo.ars in lio, , emaker's-alley, and havlng held some ah,ercation,_the defendant threw a bucket of water on . the prosecutor's head. It ap- . iteard that the' inhablants on the right and the . left aide of this iley cituid not agree;ad.thi" dispote . Plow out of party, prejudices. The 'defer,flaQ . ' was ft and Guilty, and sentenced to pay a unitigate(.' - fitie of 0 1 , e 4hillingi..itt nonsidetation of her imprlSon ment .rune Steal) 110014e4 WAS 11140 convi6tcd of assaulting Mary litaLkiine. The itarties'resided in court, and on the 1311 i id June last, the .prosecutrix Went to the house of the defendant to rildte some it.quiry about the latter's husband ; some, words arose between them, when the defendant emptied the cuntent4 of a johlem on the Outlet:ooA ,head. 'Tice prowl:unix. declared she - did not , With to hurt the . 41<indat,t ; and, in corisideration of her twins already. imprisoned since June, did not ; wiSh.o:o - reg.4. for, any ~pneiwe, plovided : slip made a suitable spoloiy: This hi.lipa done to the'istisfat4ion.of the prose6irix i the deft - ildallt wa, discharged.. Frederick eherville was indieted for assaulting Mr.,Sar.dt'clitton, on the lt)th of June lasi. The prosecutrix, wtth some 'fenia.le,,,flien.ds, was going in a•Waggon to see the grand reyieW by the Prinie Regent at. Wimbledon ; and in proceeding inroogn Tiumrs,strek, - ntar Mary-hill, she was struck with an egg, which fell . on her silk pelisse and spoiled it. Mary Wootf, • a bby of the lirbe'of Maney, swore they saw !, defendant's arm raised ...1p With .on egg in his hand, which he threw' at the waggon, mid it fell. on Mrs. Clifloo's lielisse. • On tie part of the defendant, two witnesses . swore they %.‘, ere standing beside him 'during the tim e . 1 h e waggon was passing ; that he had no egg in leis hand, nor did they see hint-throw away any thing. And Thomislarlaud swore that Ito Was the person woo actually thiew the egg at the 'wag gon ; that his master WAS a dealer it eggs by eom rniss;on, anti on the morning 'in question, titood at tiii etirnerof 'Mary-hill,' and at - .sonic dis tance from the defendant';-'whett the wlggon 'Was passing,'''he" threw the egg' at; it indiscriminately',. —He was cautioned as to the consequent es of admit ti ohm 'be wrii the person ; but he swore posi 7 imely he• had thrown the egg, for which' he ex pressed hs Condition. ' nEcOtithtit, in summing' up, 'observed on . the ebntradittorr v o testimony giv on both sides; and -the ctedibilny v. , itnes, , s, to the :July; uho ieiiren for sbotit 11.,11 an I and then broueit • their vtAiti • • The Cnurt sentenced him to pay a tine of five contk ' ' Social parish and. apprentice appeals, of no Einbilo interest, were also disposed of, • .1411D1)LESEX SESSIONS. Yesterflay the Gt. 9101•31 SCifiiollS . of the :Peace for the county' of Nlicidlesvx commenced before MAINWAHING, Esq. and this 'fellow JUSIieVR, , at the Se , sloos •Cleritieuwell Green. The list of causes for trial' consi , fs as usual of a 'number of assa't.ilis arising front petty'ttuarrels.- • James Cink . was indiaed for assaulting Mary S4tinders on the gth c,t Jtily . fait., It appeared by 'the evidence of the prosecutriit, that the diteraint bad married lier daughter. • Just before the time Of the.Assatilt, he bad been in' prison for debt, and 'on procur:fig his'liberation; he cattle, to . the house of itwilter-ht.law, and broke tli.ongli the WindoW ; Itavieg gained ;.tdmitt thee he next w.ne her a violent 'V o w add otherwise behaved 'in a most 'outrageous inanner. ills Counsel; 'Mr. ALLEY, agreed that $ serdia of. Oily should ,be +found . against him, and the, prosecuttiX was contentied. to. accept his own recognizance tor his- mane good behaviour, and to let-Initt escape without further punishment. He would not, ,however,:be SatiSfietb,with , this, ,•.bot insisted on caliing witneses to di 4 Di rove t h e y were accordingly - heard, but did not disprove the ease. .HL ,was Arvind guilty, and sentenced to three monthsiinprisonment, and to find security for his good bel.aviour•tor two yews. • A tfdrew :Walton was indieted 'for, pnblishingn libel Gil d`l4f r.,Williams, an Attorney of Monthout It. '1 lie alleged - libel purported to be the report 'of a r mit in iiiCoort of Chancery, in which- Mr.. Wil liams had aded as Solicitor in- a' cOrnorission of upicy a %A. arded against . a Ortner in that eOuri the' ccuritt.of this report, ,which-Mr..M, had published with his name prefixed,, he had, at tacked the coriduet of the pro ! iceutor„ and charged him with unprofessional - pratitiees, and of being guilty ol opptc‘Siiith Tlie Counsel for the prosecution: not bting pre. pare& with the Legal prool of the prosecutor's "being en A 1 -„ rne y, w;ti alleged in the indtament, the dcAlidatit wail acquitted tin thisdefoot, LONDON 1 Prbited by 141 cHARD 14,1ttt of No. 44 Mertlett , coeri. Vow -meet tre, Pzbitxbee by'w I!IaAM 'A Riot Ll 4. 54L:k11.1%, 'South Itoitolf • Antic Sou Strand , wore didvertistment ! , O r d er , f or the Poe, Leef:tri for the rdi4or (poll-Paid), Mai *" 4 . 7 ig 141 rfili i 1 4, . ‘..qt v l cgrsday 14, at tho eit of W.alter WOO% Esi. .001:,•' OhrUknd4 .P.:ldnershire; the I loth' ;Ars,. Wilkilui ot A Daughter. I y ir . n Sanday ast, at Cx:ina; Poloiclt.hill, the Laird itichald Shawe,•Esy, ot a Son 341)1'6. seine day, in liedfOra-place , ;Ors. Samuel ktlthop,ot.' AIAR.K It 0. , ;A tit On Saturday last, at St. A tin's Church, V?estm,s-,: „Mil' H. .. fiqath, L. of, Queen.oapre, TO-Nil:4 AP" Diana*, daughter. of Dr. Wind,' of leicester.squate: ~ The saint , day, ftir. I,4l,oo4:Durbitiga, uf fleeotrect, tv E licabeth, dat.gluer of t; rainier I ve, Esi. f.Uti Monday last; at .N.Lny-le.lionne t.hurch, the ({ten ~'°l4net W. Blaquiet daughter {tight lion. Lady itiniet A.aWnslienct, youvesi .ot the ItlatcliiorlOSTowia. herid. • l' _ .;_---...------*----''' -- . , MEV. On the Bth of Odobet last, in Canton give, the Cuithels E2st Indianian, 4... Mining Denjaniin• Eilaluo Tichborne, of the Madras Native. Cavalry, aged3o. tt, ,I oa. Tuesday last, at Mulidel, at air ailvanec4 W t. . 11 :1, HOW Arti. Esq. relative of 'his Gut:elk l)iike or lorioiLl and trne Cl the,Alileraten Of V 11310,10. • a ft ;AIM On t• riil‘y last, at his house in Itood.lane, Simpson, aged t.e. , . . . On h liter a 104 Saturday' laA . , at East.place, Larnbet , , I v, and painful illness, Airs, Wilmot , "Ile ° I. Mr ' Ijrnl'a y id Clot, and eldest daughter of Kohert Lake, sklll3-;'°•'-' Devon, aged 43. - On Sunday morning last, at his .house in 5t!' 31 . 04.01 " on heod4 the Infant daughter of K. W. ElliStoor F.s(l. ~glollj On the 26th tilt. lohn Antle:son,'or 8004 1.r., ' "shoemaker, aged 108. I-Ic :lied in the ad of lull 4 lyr. sl"s• fie c• rd ood h.. I I a nd nt 1 vrQ:t,Pc nin 4. g WI I 1., c4. in his life. :..!"---. WATER Al' LONDON 0(100, Vi'". OW. Mornin 27 min. after 2. EVellif)g, 46 flita. g, s rocKs CAfirth; .4ssigs s. . 14:kritAortetirgArtY ctitcumsT 4 vsca. A curious and a v'ry important fact occurred at . ulion the Circuit there, last week.4—A' Gentleman of uptalenee, a Magistrate, and of no questiened repute, addressed a letter .to one of thria .14dgeti, in which his obje('...t was, nneßPtily to•accus4 a culprit- (6n - omitted for manslanglir upon a CO toner's Inquest), of a delibrrate aud! Savage inur.: der, but also, upon the t 6detsce Est asscritoh alone, inflatne the judicial mind of hiS 'thr,te-tispniident against that, prisoner, by persuading the'iludge be fore-hand, that unless the accused should.be. cut oil by the lsw, not a life near hint, or within hi, teach, could be safe. Ho- repreSented 'this man i as a con spirator-in a desperate clan of Miscreants, who were men of, sangtmvary habits and passions. , He told the Judge, that ail the witnesses who were to be heard were all partial to the accused, and would suppress the I:l6ts they unless his Lord Ship would 'mate them speak, out; and he de, sired him to keep the secret of these hints, eopvillich lie gave this. reason—" that every thing valuable to kim was at stake in withholding froth this Oun a knowledge of the part he tyok vglinst them." - When the Judge had read this ietter,, which he received in Court, the and Grand Jury attend ing, he 'told them 'a letter hail beenlest put into his baud, and lie named the . Writer. ot-it;: he ,ridded, that circumstances of peculiar :delicacy rspecting the snbject.of that letter imposed upon his' feelings the painful 'necessity of deferring to publ;sb the contents till, the . 0;1 had. been delivered, but that he should then tilted . his. principal officer .to read it aloud, and should pass a marked and public censure neon it; after delivering which, he should com mand the deposit of ,the letter upon the files of the Court, for safe custody,, accompanied by a note of its &Ann, that if the writer chnSe tO appear he would be in time, and would be heard. When the man accused of the,. manslaughter had been tried, and had received the sentence of imprison ment for three months,'. he was:reuninded. • The writer of tlie letter did trot appear, and the Judg t e delivered himself as follows, to'a numerous aniti: ence. We give 'the 'substance, I,itltuut Professieg to give the "Wads " You have heard't his. letter, and your loOks et were eloquent; they reprobated this "iatirperinland cruel artifice. "A Magistrateof the County, in whOSe . Mercy, in Roine.tiega, arc the lives and liberties of men, wines to me for the single purpose of insinuating and whi,pering away a man's life, by unnueitifin. ence upon the judgment or the teelingi of his core respondent. • • object k, to invert the habit•and Principle of a judicial trtisf, which is thatof being Conine' f.)r, prisoners, into the new and sanguinary depart ment of , a suborned. advocate'against them, His letter prompts me to: goad the witnesses into evi deuce more hostile to the culprit than it was their intention to give—adviCe to we, insinuated behind the back of the accused, and just before his trial, upon evidence of assertion alone, unduly and sue- reptitiously communicated ! " But what ireightens the depravity of this in sult upon the Court, and this cruelty of it, as it has taken aim at the pale: who are implicated, is the colfidence:proposed anki claimed. Qoci!" said the Judge, cf• is it in 1811 that any man briiailung, a subject of Allis : realm, could dunk a. Jodge base enough to be an accomplice .in this fraud upon the, sacred hononr of his covenant upon oartr.---ot Iris digtii:fied indifference to parties-- and, above ill, of his presumptions, vvbich. are thosesof the law, that up to the moment' of convic tion; by autlientic .in sworn proof, the accti,ed.are intrueent ? " What can be said for the writer ? " Even' . to' him '1 would be merciful. Is it an error ,of judgment ? Is it ignoranCe ? 13crt can we forget that he is a .11fagistrate, and that he is' a man? 41)iiii nigisirate' lie. intlemnilitd, or dk- Missed with a gentle rebuke, who is ignorant of the judicial honour imposed upon; him by his peculiar attite ? he a men, so intrenliglne ti r:,.},, to b e utwpriSed of those feelings, which telt tlvery nnotable mind; that .no man is to be condemned unheard, .and whispered 'eta of tli . world,' by a seciei, betkeeert his'accuier apt' his Judge ? " As a meMorial, ‘ to after ages, of the disgrace tosiparatil:t from attempts like these, f: 'direct 'the ()dicer to tile this lettCr upon the Itecords• of the Court, accompanied by a tiote - of the fad, that . it wai read aloud in open Court, and severely eeri;. sured'bythe Judge to whom it was athireffttl." The other 'Judge assenting, it was an& a Rule ofCourt. • POLICE ANDREWS AND HAL:I.. Bo w-srrt eT.—Among the persons who preferred charges against the prktAters 'yesterday ‘vere,—Mr. Jarman, a jeweller, of . the St rand ; Thomas . 13.4- teridge, the oatter, at ttte Feathers putitlicodittuse w .49 Hand -court, Holborn'; , Mr. Stephens, a, coffee.- house keeper i in St. James's -street.; Atr.Chtistopl,er Brendell, of Ithe Artichoke puhlic-house, at Black wall:; Mr. "iitnson, Leadeoltall-street. The Main,istrares advised. all the parries to go to the - 1 - nescrir Se*rdons bolding at Clerkertw ell.green, and India the priAmers for conspiracies. ,Indrews acknowledged the. d raks; to -be his hand. writing.—He addrasied ..the .Nlagistrates ,at. tob,i (terrible length, and hoped the pH bile piejudiee would not operate aprost . him on his trial. Hall did not -sarany thing. He is of a very re« spetlable family qnd connection, • . The:prisoners were.cominitted.to take their trial at-thtr present Session; apon. the , indictment found against , theru;laq February, pTeleired by Mr. Ken. dal, of rile St: Clement's Coffee-house.. Davis; a .letter-carrier belonging to, the General Pota Offices in the neighbotirbood i of 'Soho, underwent an examination, charged will) felonious ly stealing a tol. Bank of 'England. note; *tun a fet ter 'sent by 11 , 1 r. Julio Schoftekl, of sLiverPool;.tli tet'ied lo Mr. Thompson 'tante, perfumer, of Kiag street,-Coven-prtleti;,whieli did not eotne to hand, and it was traced- to rthe prisoner. • He was - fully committed ter 'liar, and the parties bound over to prosecute._ • ). ,57 , 01271fiG INittLfOtA'ct:. ,~ ~^ - . LITCIII , I E.,LP KLCLS, I.lllist3 A JO. The Kihes !Lite of loogs by horses,. &c. Luta mile Mt. (71ifton's br. c. Roderic Dnu..f-yrsi lost. 4;h:, Mr. Poweil's b. c. Linnuni; 4.y rc tost. .414. Mr. Dynt Os- Cn.unpion, hlr. ,►.est's "ful I). Mr. litaiert! c;evrsian.i, 'lnd Mt. 0i:111:1111°A Plradcr, ,vrtiettholl. lernieeti 0 P. and Mr. Kertuot's t-riieper, . - ... . . , . A Staffordshire Stakes'of longs each. •Four mite hea t . • Mr. Clover's b. g. thouneriam.l, 5 yrs. ttst. ;sib, . r air,. t)yott's b. h, C 11401006, 4 YO. "St' ' •• • " 2 A limiters' Stakes of sags. • Four mile heat. is. , lr. Glovoe's b. g. Cumberhoht, 5 }IS we. lib . e Mr. Cansirog'4 Allegro,..} yrs. toat..4lb.' • . . . 2. Mr. AStley's b. ut. Luria, 6 ) rs. . . di' • wsur4Esutot • - • Gentlemen's Plate of 7egs. • .Two mile heats. Mr. Powell's. b. c. 1.1.1111:xr, 4 yrs. 7st. . , •I „t Mr. West's b. t'. Tulip, 4 yrN. est. 2111. . . 4 2 Mf. lirook's b. c..ollver Cromwell, 3 yts..7st. . 3 mr. Olistun's b.'l. GlOriamid, 3 )rs. pr. 91D. . 2 tit' • . . The Ladies'' elate of jogs. Two mile hens. Mr. Braid's b ni. • Georgiaila, 4 yrs.. old, lost. gib Mr. Canumg's h. h. Allegro, 5 yrs. cast.t.lb. . 2 2 Mr, Kerfoot's b. m. Creeper, abet,, test. sib. . 3dr A Sweepstakes of:vogs. (9 Subs'eribqrs), Four nf,le Mr. Swinten's .1( hoderie Don, 4 yrs. Oa, Sat.. . . Mr. Hurst's b. e. 3 , }rs. oltip-bst. . . • - • bur;cti rut; DAY. The Meinbers' nurse of cogs. Four mile heats, Mr. Braid's b, tn. tleingtana, 4 }rs. . i• Mr. br. r. Wanderet, 3 yrs. . , . Orlr.' biomes eh. It. Lou!. Welingtuit, 4 yrs. ' . . 3 4 The Hunters' of 63 guineas, tour mile beat, was.walked over by M. Dyott's b. It. Lliantplun t r y NORTHAM!' I'ON RACES. tir•PT. Gold Cup of too Guineas value, the surplus in specie (zi • ' Subscrioris, 'l, guineas caul). . . Hear three. tulles .and a tio.irter. ~ Mr. Ouncomb's ch. fit—Laurel l.caf, b yrs. old' t Mr. Hanoury's . ..ri.li‘:utapitis, 5 yrs. . . 2 Major Wilson's cit. It. Inviter, 6) rs . . .; Mr. Ahtley's Live, 4 yrs. old , . . . ,• :. 4 T he Cottony elate of 70 guineas, 2 mile heats., .. Mr. Hanbury'i tsculiplus, 5 .yrs . . t 3 1 Mr. Tinkler's Or. .4. '1 ultp,' 4 ) rte. : • 3 i 3 General 1; rbsvenor's c:„..c. Copenhagen, 3 yri. a 2 a Major Wilson's Cutlass . ' . . .* . 44 dr . „ TkiIIItSDAY. A Swevpstakes of to guineas each (six Subscribers), • Two:mile heat. Duk.e , of Ituthnd's Salvatio, 5 yrs. - . Mr. kianhur,y's ,k•sculaptus, s yrs. • a Tlte 'fon Purse of 704a..f0r 011 agcs. Nlajor Wilson's I uniper. 6 yrs. . . t 2 I r., Buckle's br..l. Contingent, 3 yrs. . 3 1 bolted Mr. Isoulbees ch. c. "Rider. s yrs. • 2j. 2 •- • , PONTEFRACT RACES, ... ItlasUAY, iti.t. M. • Produce Stakes of sogs. each, h. ft. for three yr olill; w its ' ' L. 31u. • tittles list .--Two miles.-LeFive Subscrigers. . Lord Follingtott's:c..lirinualkiti•Walked over.' • Produce Stakes of •cogs: each, h.-.ft:. for.fourse.olds ; colts .fist. 71b, ; fillies tlst. 41b. Those go11)3"• trntrieti out l aw:a. &c,. Allowtht 31b.— Your miles.— Four Subscribers. Mr... E. L. Hodoon's ch. t. .First Fly . . I Duke of llamiltun's b...t, Lady. Charlotte . . . 4 Sir H. 'l', Vanc'a b. c. corduroy . 3 Sweepstakes of 'logs. each,, with aol, added, for three year .. 'olds Bat.. 31b.„ i 'lour year olds:. Via. ; and five year A Wds list. gtb. 3 mares allowed 31b.—four i nilcs„—Yive sub scribers. , . . Lord Milton's b. It. Cervantei, 5 yrs. old Sir W. tierattl's gr. I. Atalanta, +yrs old ' 2 19r, kailiSdell'S. cit. 1. Margaret, 3 yrsold • . 3 . . Sweepstakes of 3ogs. each, toga . ft.. for three year olds; eolti Bst, 31b. ; hales list. Last 111114 and tluce quartets. Sea Subseitbeis.' Lord Scarboroug(Ps 'b. e. by Sir-Soloriton , . . i Sir E. Smith's lir. d. by Sir Solution. -.-• -. • I Lord Fitzwilliartilc b. c. Merlin - , • - 3 Mr. karnshaw's b.:c.. by ilawNotonilia . • . 4 - Fifty Founds for all ,ages. ;,Heata. twO miles and-a half . ....each. - ~ • ' air. llothant's gr. c..Canytnede, 4 yis old, 7st. - . • nib.. . . . . • .. 3. . 1 I Mr.. cia,w.000 , ,, gr.. f.' Holly, I yrs old, 69t. 41b. i . 3 -2 Mr, Fletclicr's - o.l . .•Stavaley Lassokiito, :. 2 . .4 dr Lord •1• itzwilliaufa b. c. Perelianix,N 3 y tl . old, . . ~ : bat. 71b. . , „ . .. ' . -. 4 ur iVtIitiZSDAY. The Cold- Cupi. bt stiheritition, of Ten Cttioeas each, with l'wenty.k;thiwas,actdrd, tot all ages. Four miles.. 14 , :ctt Subsenbers. 141 r. N. F. Triocigaont g;Woodrnm 4 yrs old. • Mr. F.. L. Iludgson'*" oh. f.,First Fly. (Imo . Mr. i 13fribou'5 ca. I. V tolaiite“littu . 3 Ah.; ' t; 4rtigtii'4 Ar. 1. 1 - latulairtug,4ll, 3 y rs - - - Est. 0111. • 4 Sir W. L;ertto.rsg. f. Atalanta, 4 yrs.. old, Ist. tilt.... • • . • 'the Macaroni stakes ot togs. each, fur hossfa, &c. Get, riticrb, Thice 1)011 subs4;rltr:a.,, Nfr, ch..b. , SilVerbecl, agged, zt stu. . . Voilloguar's c. by Sir. chitties, 4 yrs old . , Mr. 04halciestuo' by Payhatut . . . . 3 hi r. E. L . ch. 1. Fist kly, by ,coOfightef agst. Cut. i. 1. Lucilla, by, Driver.botts tpur)rs ottl, 41st; cach, wogs I.Attcr TH4itSIIAY. • Sweelistakes of togs c,ull, 1N itii togs, .added,, for thrPc. year old fillies, 84.—A wanner olice,- trill year, to car.) 4fb. :out • twice 41b. e;(tr.i. Tlie last mile and Iliser plater.. (yen Subscribers.) - . , • , Mr. `l'. I)Micoinbe's b. Pliantorn . . i ivir. Olivr Gascoigne's b. by Golinripus . z Mr. LAppleb),'s b. llelpini . . . 3 La Dinicias's sr. .by L'Orient . • . ‘, 4 Sweepstakes of 2,35 t. eac h , for 2, yr pick, coltri , Sit. lib. 6 1 - . .„.., , mile, (S l'is olt. 1 ne'isist mile, is Suuaciibef; ) . , Mr. Carfortles ch. c. by Ciiiiiilltis . . • 1 Lit htzwilli.ini's b. f. Alumni r ' . • 2 1 0 w i on Mi. Li 4rfprlles,Co.t. icol. fpr all age.—"fhree mile iwati. I). of I tamiLtol'i b. c. Ihickdins, vyrs old, 6::t. 6:b„ 3. Mr, gr. U,llytiltalc, 4 yrs 01n, 7.t. 91k. 2, 3 A Mr. N. b. I - 10dgsut?s b. g. Wo9:10i.01, 4 ) rsoio 1 2, dr 10 to 400 Wuudinim—altrr tlo lirst-.oeaf-6t to I on Wood in,arl—iill,,:r the - CCUrld.bedli 6 to a on 11A4';chua. • In the vicinity of Salisbury on Tilesttiy se'rinight, a quantity of coin 1.‘, , a3 carriA up iiitO the air, by a 'tornado, to the hei ht at about eight . buildred feat, as appeared by conwaring it with die spire of the Cathedral, and bottle off to a .very considet able 'dis• tattee. A wager. was. deeidedion' Wednesday last at the King's Arius public-house, adjoining Ilishopsgate Photch-yard, between two Gentlemen's servouts. 'het %vas Inv to the e:eatiing a pair ofjockey booti, the most filthy top% atid:altbgether that could Ph4t4iblY Ile fouttd, edeli taking one 'aniteleaning the winch was decided by two of the hop Not makers in the City. !'he ; person .that OVC, the challenge lost the het ; tie that won is si.-rvant w'ell-knownliattUeriiff.otnbaid-street. 'Np person . would hate believed they wore the saute hootsvtx ceo those who, as witnt.sse*, saw them cleaned.. 1'A1.C45 O. RDAY. Bank Stock, shot -indh Stock, IDS , 111 r ludo Buil ds, Nay% Fel Cent. 95 /9i N pu tit per Cclit. Nov S• S. pass. tro C l' plA x'h s •eq Bills. c , tf Cunt. Cons. o3 iii 4 yeg tot, ` Is U C. Cent. 14-ed. shut l" t n 6, ii4::k L. Ann. shut vgSTL ------------- LONDON IciA lOC E Ts, sc. ... ' a l !ALFAS , me 1 Sept; 2 i 0 Selq . •7° :0 the A CI. os , ~. 40 QuArters a t t 10 .8, ; . 221 --.---""L': 3 t 9 9 1 i I Vt.:. 99 -----.. • Ol i .........,-* it 9,4 .p k , 0 ..--...--. a t 93' ' .....---",.. It f 2 ' 3o 0 0 .',, 135 .r......."'-. at 9 16 6° A; 84; ................ .. 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