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' • • " 4:4, 1 k , it :44* 'Z ;X:1 iimtp4-(bßi§T „i Pers.l3, Isll7. 7iIECO.V.VISS/011rEitfor VICTUALLING t .itas:3Tr3 do hereby give Ntitir?, *Ong nett, the 1:11h litstaitt,.. shoo 4t4,11 be tert* 'lle1 " 4 " .Tsitiny (•ealetl am),. 'tad treat far, F;rf. Hundred Sack; of ,1 ISCUIT N 1 EA!, I" Stores, at Dept lots of afretnigld, by wevkly proportions, aced 174 Bills pvyasle, with -interest, windy days tAc Contract fluty be seen ot 11., Sr- .le hull to ali t i in which the l'nre inserted irt 'airn.tts at le n..711t, ar "that sholl Ai! Board k:fo're .llalf-past Two o'Cli,ek th,; 17th. I.l4tavt, Hoe unit•.rs the Per fcr,, tr some. Pusan of his behalf; !fled 411EV.rINCE, Fe 6.3; L OFFICERS of his 4 1 1 ,- 1- :INCE do herein; 'give NOW.; that ql at their Office ,in Pall-:l7atl, on ' 4E4 riattintjrwit avndt Persems curtoke the Stipply ?/TOOLS vari vim of this Department fur a ye !ertninotle after the expiration of the Three ,ilonths, at the option of either 4s way be vieteed upon-application et et r. 14 Oftice ix the Tower ::aid,. far "ther with the 7'eints and Conditions known at the Seeretary's tl~fi.cc, to ny day between the Iloars Ten the Propasfils meat be delirete!l, I " Proposals for Tools, &e. ;" - .hut ' 114 '41;14r the 2.ith hstant, t. of the same slay; neither will any th* Party inaking it, or an dlgent ra of t ke ' R. If. cztErt", SecrelorY • EWE. 181 . 7 ' '1 °N.411.9 for.VICTCTALLING 'S Y tit; herebg give Notice, that L 111,,,., they 'will be' ready, to re- ! Sl t k if • .. (sealed rip); and te,at for One 7 ;i0),!.- 1:71;NI/ried nouSEHoi.b FLotnt, bt. 414 9,04'1d tourratily of Twelve ; th4 , , it . fi . : AL; 7 kree Hawked Quarter! ei: 4f,,.!1 Wailers of ANI)IER Al ALT,. to be. (of ami less than aarlcach)' ‘l'44) SC:V 7 enders ; Fift y To n . /10 0 to be aniwerable to samples iiff Hat lasa rlt"4". ti % 1,, ;,t maiinc€44 11414 the , 2,44,44. cu rie) h• a , . 74 ,l't„ n4 l e to be ilelwere'd :hitt, his .3 1 .9 ~ 1 " 1 21 . I. ' Ki ,at • beetArd the spare of' a l'i,rtnsifh . f " 1 1 Bills payable - with Interest, '; ' • tTio;,,ti°ll4°fAc Cvntrael t may be ,seta at the SetTe ii. 4 - e ital to rev renth/. rt It;u4 the Price worili al tvi..th, 11:at's/tall nal (he lloar,l be , ,o, re e n , ~•cie chit), the Oat` 'l94# "44 ( a be - la • ' lark for O w ant. Rtiv,pa.4 o c I ' l 1,4, 4 btu;A •I'lendery the !natant ; liar 17 " " ' 2 Or SC»/(e Person on . lii.i be for. ' VASII - well --9I V" N ‘ vy i ' other 14, „ ' , 41.11 - 041s v, • .:nenten, the ._rmy. _lt ,! ; ,',9,, for th e t' 4 k.,,',.i 1 ,4, v, (nil, as th e ONLY SYL.I.It it :; ' wititturs (~,evs,l„4',.,t,rAhn qt a ccrtai n direfnl blsvas). , 4 co. , i , ),,r,i'tt.,f't ;. (1 . the Inst ro, =rata ,by IiANNIAI„I:T Onlit.,)" 4,,,,,,bC,!'1.4', tr.dzate stn.et, near St. L't"- k'r,, Lint 4 in ,4.1 t vr": llt-ftreet, I:l3P"sr,„e7 fdit,tl tm,.,Dtltili I , vp hie ever in a!! chn,:rtis, and ,"` k Uri ithit„, INolrory ',e.' I'tire ,44. •,i'ri, , 1 i . p,c l'ult`ic,"--.1 toes At-11.131- I, le a kir!, \Varcht•tuse. ' 1 " tu;. a 4,1„•ttf,,,t,',i "I retain 'lrtir .1 ' IL nat., I,..''t-paid, (Yr ,'°' i . i i i 'll M. . l'"hi9K gut.* ‘ iilcluacti. I !Tait! lettel : "°. rhil• Iht for i,111;411,, !)41,Y littusie for tit • Genuine India (;tits, '44) Ntsit .. • '• ' 1 ' S ith's Prest,in ta il i ltorative Grua and for ,tu 4zettiges'.i ' " . ' p ' tile am, ;kit AUL' , ULLL . in,. ,)„,..tt, . , r t riol k i il ON of the tiontalt Frame . ti to . 1.4 ttuitulti in Sletli,;al Science : ; disorders im hoa;,tv s , , ,, itein as N'ENEItEA,L Ittil et 111." syphilitic pt;isoit .•lysles impereeothl ;tin! the contantinatiou eat.% RD thL' 4fillearttnees are generally slrght,, m,;;;"' will prevent the min and dattger.that „ i ',TP" Ittuuotc .ytopon in ,,,,q.'ratlce and neglect, they may, bow • ,rlficibui enertion of talent (it the aita the patient, 'through the -R ' l,l ) becomes assured of its coati -Ist complicated inreteraey of tire above 11414" ti of calamity, Nvilere by •the ‘ r Y Vieeotlic finest energies of nature Leallity en..tics, ;ow the loltferur is ' s l) 7 tir• It is for him to look 6,4- ' l. Loin:, \Olen 5... e giasurt tl to, out mild rost o rat i yes. Writate the sen,itire func -141'01; ai strictures. c3k tr.tlit: adaptive remedy, in 'of caustic or stimulants. Illiarities incident to the applicable,. by removing otrittioniat reflections. 'ma actittirentent nerd ‘us of incapacity ; we ‘inuuting appearance tninal or }loyal Par the Nobility, anti e•Lontinn College f ..'quluty is not vs,' ti n -v el" - niceess that no tily, tap pre ,ituges_w hicit rewith this 'ay coneult he tenni., stated at initv. a _., —.4, rh t tetiv .l'enrivr& -in .Tril i t l l l ( itt'ottl Fire. 111;,7,1,•x.,kited into lay ,iftjvxt fit the spate of a-fiat' ':-/for bil Bills pqn .1141,.' Contlitions o f tAe C i.s if tl.gt, 4treood teilf,le had to . 11 ;c1 It inAtrl'll in . 1 41, 4livereit to /lie hoar 411414:i 3Livluy next, lit I " , i .l iniket 1 4 e Tco'icrA 14'44'4 thAtocr 7 :lleit cal rto/PliZ: I ).fe .0IZ) g 'it INCIPAL JF,S'IV'S, 0 Ii1),Y11 1'ht7'.11,.;11 be irctiveti Vote ."„rodrittty, the 241 '4,14 leiting. (t. uniturln Nikitriptions for &trio ril!'i h(INA ) moa t dot er , i' ' 0 7' , Nr,,bp4n notice of te!, kkrns,fthe . - Irti , :ks I 4 etikipel Stecre4eeper'4 k Pottilare, tuge.ther rt4trett, not', be e) .• 41t aiurcsailt, ,arty 't4 hil; Veiv)th, 'lien. igio. • 4 11 et,l ou lerse if, P,.. trap I at i hc admit/ 4+ tter'cti vow, I io le notied, Itule.T.l 114 ithir, thrill *llene. llv OlVti ti, .. -, ......., Pictr.,444./A.( tilt colialasic . . ,414./4ors : ~t 1„,„, . '-'l°Y, 114 e 171 h 1 i !.4, 7. ' '.. 44, 4 iil itritin,.. A ' t "' 4 ' V tir,,i,;, "i Pemexeai , ‘.1) •1 .. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1P47. a - Numerous, and Itespcctable. ASSUOT IMAGE of lAGTSTIt.‘ rgS, CLERGY, 'MER CHARTS, TRADERS, HCIISEHO,LPERS, and INH ABI: Txs-rs of the City of BRISTOL, at the CONIMEIt.CIAI.-, ; RPONts, This•lttit Day of rebcriatylBl7; -The Right WorAliiptul JOHN.HAYTHOANE, Esq. • • Nlayor, in the Chair, Upon the thotiou of Mr.'Alderman Daniel, seconded 'hi Henry.Dat : is, Esq. ; It was resolved unanimously. , • • 'that it is expedient in the present critical state of Nilic Atfairs, that a DECLARATION , of .PRLNCIPLES should be road?, and sabscribed hi the inhabitants of this City Ind. its .•, . , . Respired unanimously, . .• , , That the De'clarzitiiiii noW read nod approved, be adopted, and that the same remain opeo•for. Signatures. , JOIIN •HAYTHOIINE, :Mayor.. _The Chairman haring quitted the Chair, Tblnl;4 Were vil4d to 'him for liii able and attentive conduct •therein. • ' DECI.A.R.A . IIO4. . . . • We, the - undersigned Angistrates - . Clergy, hlerchantß, flUuseholders,: and Inhabitants of the City of: Bristol and itsfieighbourbood, considering it . to.bc. an Object of great National Importance, that the Sense of the Country on the present Critical State of Pu b l ic . Affairs shouldbe geneially manifested, feel .it our Duty to make a Public Declaration of our Sentiments and principles, Warmly attachedlo.onr admirable Form of Government in all its Branches, and bolding the Kingly Office and Audio. rity in the highest Vonerali,n, We cannot contemplate with. ,out the most serious Apin : . eherision and Allem,. that danger. :ems Spirit of I nsurructien which has broke forth in the Me. itropolis in,Seencs of tie most flagrant Eno: inity ; which has dared to lift its Hand against the sacred Person of the PIUS CF. REGENT v at , a Moment when he was engaged in the Exer .cise of one of the -most important Functions o'ftherioy , it , PREROGATIVE ; and which, if suffered to gain strength, threatens to sulivert all lawfni,gste,blishruents, and to 'over. whelm the Country ia. one icueral Scene of Anareby'and Blnoklshed r. ~ .. . z.Vc feel itinilicult to express in Terms of adennate-reprO lotion the Detestation and Abhorrence its which we bold thoseiiCtions 'and designing Men, by whose Artifices. the. wretched Victinis of their crirni mil Ambition have 'seen hdr ried into Acts of such daring and treasonable Atrocity. • • When Nen of disperate • Character :tad Principles, un.ier the Cloak of hitriotlsin, and with the imposing Clamour of .1 neforat, profiting by the public Distresses, which theyseek io'aggravate, and the Relief of which they , sligmatize as, a Clialoi. Ellen - such Men, by such base ; Arts, are conspiring for the Destruction of the Constitution, it becomes the indis pensable Duty of all the reallYPatriotie and Loyal to asso ciate for its'Dcfence,; • We therefoi e pledge ourselves tii exert our utmost endeavours to withstand and defeat their salt- 4 4 13 Conspiracies and Machinations, and by every Means in our power to support his Majesty's Government,in such measures us may be ncerssary fovthe Preservation of: the Public Trail ,uillity, and for the Maintenance and Defence of our uuri- vatted Constitution. The Distrtsses,%vith which 'all Classes of the CoMmunity . arc at present s nuggling, we feel to he a subject of dee p and genevalltegrtt , ; and it is oily desire to emul a te, according to our respectiet abilities, the splendid Example afforded by the saluting! Head of the State, by coot ributigng to their Relief. We trust and believe., however, that these evils are in a great measure owing•to tartsts of temporary nature, to 'the lois of„Empligyment to a great portion td the Population, come inunt on the rlddit; cessation of a large War EXpengliture, aird to the effects Of a dellCienr harvesi.. But to • Whatever Cause, or emabinution-of-Causi, the public Embarras.ments ugly he attrihnteil, and howeTor.sevg!rely therare at present reit. We see no real grOund for Despondency. In the Wealkio andCapitalptthe Count ry,,, in the good Sense. and Fortithde,. in, the Spirit, Enterprise, and Industry of the British t:haracti,r, the Nation 'posretscslteitinrces, which, nler: the Guidance of u sound and enlightened wrist we pre perstiattpd ulti riWcly prevail over. all owylifTiculties; and we, look with con6dence to the Wisdom of Parliament for the Application of that ImPulse and Direction to the National Energies and ReSUnrees, Vlach may best eanditce.t a'Speedy Revival of the Commerce, Agricplture, and Matsufneturei of the Country. • • The above Declaration was immediatelysigned by.the Chief Magistrate, and Three Hundred Signatures of the most re spectable Mere:11;10s of the City subjoined iira few hour, •....;....;1w0.r....5.n......"....a.......-- • ' : ORANGE Atilt LEMON TREES% . ' ARABIAN AND C.A.TALONIAN JESiSAMINES. OLIN BURGESS-Ittrd-SON triost resyttrtitilly 4 liiivrm itii-,Ni)bility trtia tientH', Attcybaveli:ceived a eery buperior Assortment of the ahore Trees,,wpio t hey can rei.qinnuold to'their h',Ake ivlth ttiv i:rcatetthu Sa sittigfetion. ' ‘Vareltouse, No. 107, Strand ,Coc.ser ot voy Steps), London. • ' MILITARY issiTruTlAN,,o-LuturoN, InacK, ~TESSItS.. LIONIMEY anti FETISON, h inte "Alessrs. poNNYcASTI.E. g teo inform their Friends and the' fill lie, • that have OI'ENEJ) their MILVIABN INSITITTION.-, toProMr. speepties of the Platt anti T er ms mr.y he bad applyiog Bun tiyatAtle, COmnion i or to Messrs, liototney and Fetison, Charlton, near Blackheath. - The French Lonicttage .is atostrarticnlarly attended 3,000 Ticticts. TO. • . 111 * .HIS it I Ail...S.ll'S' ItOY .1 I, LicrrEns vATENT. ir 'IIPYI:CALFIS,'S PENI3;TRA'I' IN U liAl it. ft), ~ IlltiTtillES.—The at' ,iiti on of the Public is pal - licit; hit,' requesteo to the above article, tieing the itio , t useful impfutocut. ever discovrti.ti for,eleitniug the head ; its grratest superiority will lie evident on the sViglitest inqiection. ',A lirtish that will go through th e hair lia.: hni,..: been a de,idera ,ti.,lo with the Public, hut hitherto 'titian aiwili(4entrle. .I.y Meand-thtealle has the pleasure to inform thg-Nvibility, ~ e Public that he bas i n vented a IlltUShi that w ill penetrate througli the thickest hair, and effectually cleanse it frone staurf.; will thcrelly strengthen auil proniote it:4. growth, nod give to it the most. I,e4tattitil Te r ,. 3 lmtce. The Nobility putt iLivotry are invited. to itial:4o trial (tvitt,,,ot pu t t-base) of 1.1 4 t: tiboveott liisilrnsit and t'inub-inanufactorv, V.A, tiretit Mary lehone-,tvett. ,Thee Patent I kair lirtilrcq tre it. to. , 1110 of alt re liectable sholit:.ept.t.s. T. prevsnt i i iipo , ition, please to 11.1, for J. Meialft:, Patent l-lair Itritslie , ; and ,:,-..,.. that 1 the Ili ; Is t ) bits the l'atetttuCs ,tamp on it 4 4 Metcalfe, Pa:entee, tivent Marylehoue-Orett,. in the tuarttiii , with (..i. R. rind ttie. ilii.fl CVOWI) in the centi .. . A liberal allowance to whole stile 110. uses, orilTPlical i,ri it) :',i4 tV.11.:(, awl lz. Mit, 11, G re,ikt -Iqurlsennlislt•atreet i,ur fl 7 . ant! Li. lixot, ..::-.;, Poultry., . . EXTRACT rlt.OM Tur..lioNupN GAzii;TTE, '' ' ti;ltt.ti.liii,'Fvlhtiary 8; Ilil 7. i c lri()U Ft . iil i... ( ) r rii:ll).' for 1,8 i 6 , tgi be, drawn A' on 'l'. DAVI D's DAY,' ist of :`,1.111C11 - 1, 1817. . • SCII IiNIE. . 1.... Isci7e 0f... ..15,000.. .1.5,000. 1 2,1140 . 2,003 I ,000 I • 2,000'. bOO 1 ',O 00 0 1 )0 1,200 ;00 . 100 l,OOO 50 l,OOO 10 5,600 j 0 .560 L.n0,000 , . „, • , • • • Feloonry I, 167. • , , 4,, Cornhill. Afti.r our hearty . commendations, hovirfg considered the aforeilthl Sehemti. of the FOuritt Lottery' for the Year tStfi, to be .tirawn. porsintot to the Provisions of an .let .passed in the st.itu year of the Iteip,-ti of his present.:Vl.}eatt, we du hereby sipiity . to yoo onr Can Sent ant, Alq)robiLtion thereof. Whitehall, 'treasury Chan:tiers, the 4th %lay of Feb. 11317. • N. ‘'..NtisvrtlA.B.T. 1.t.1 VTVIEIt.• C. C.ItANT, Jun. to the Mannsirs and Directors of the Lottery." Ticau - D: aneI . SfIAR.F.S are selling hy all the Agents,and hy the Contiaetor, T. LOSI - 1, 4, Conant!, and 9, Charing- Cross, London, who sold Twenty-dte Capital Prizes in the Lottery just finished. The wliult , Lottery will be drawn in ONE DAY, First of NFAT ST. DAVID'S DAY. ADDRESS TO THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. EDW A RD EITON Stock. Broker, has fbe pleasure to announce to his Covintrymen, Natives of this ANCIENT PRINCIPALITY, that he .bas succeeded in his endeavours to have the LOT l'EllY drawn on the FittsT Of MARCH, in ,honour of the Tittelar Saint of Wales: E. EYTON Clatters himself lie shall have the satisf - iction.of i distributingg the ounterous • Prizes with which the mprece dented Scheme for so small a , Lottery almonds, amongst his Fellow.Camlno-Pritons, whom lie inVites . td his Fortunate mice, 2, Combat; where their Orders .for TICKETS and SHARES will be • respiTtfully received, by the ouly Welch man engaged to distribute the favours of Fortune,'' GitOVE HOUSE, IL TO 13E SOLD BY .PRIVATE CON I'ILACT, With lintnclia!e Posu;ssion, . . EiXT ENS IVE and D ESI KA ftE,F, COPY . n '4l .jlo.i,t) Vitiii\ifst*.i, ceen , isteng , of 11.E.A.liY-Ft'lt- NISli ED MANSION-HM.7SE! contetiniag an e.kcellrnt Din lieg-eoenn, Drawireq-rooto, - LittreirT, Parlour, urTtl Szleeeol roolo, live nest Betl-rootns,.twa, smaller ones, and two Nor 'series, Men and . Wentern Seruauts Ape ttnents elretetect, I lonseleervet 's-roode, limier's-pant ry,iiitelleti, ion! Lao tut e.y; Double Coacli-house and Four-stall Stable; Cirove Mot Lawn, large Incl,. productive Garden aneliGreen-butise.—The Furni ture., to ne taken at a valuation by.tlte'Puretiaser. Inquire of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, New square, Lincoln's Inn. ----.....--- FOB. 'V t IE . 13gE. II 'OF SCOOI4-, &e."- 1 This Day silis.tittlihshed, in I.9osolleice 18. hotuol, . A coNi VEN MUNI of GEOl.7lArti l l,, tor the 1114., . I ',se of i.'iLlopois, Prival,e-rattlilies, awl time who staily tiii , a lo , c,.stiary Seiettee. '" • . tily ItICITNIAL MANtiN.\l,l,, - -10,1411,41 foy thy shat troy ; 0 iol Looistortit, flatter, Aces, Onstry mid lirowtl, Potertioster-riov., , Of, whom may i)e had, by the onme..lliiitor, liktorieal turd, ? ! lisceil;i:tvotis (1..1.4ti.m3 for the rfie of Youttg Pe o pie ; Wh n S' it electioii o f Mit iii, o,6 er ki Bi t , gr ,_ pity, ,S;c. 'Die I:ith Edition, in. 1.21111.. price .53.:u0tt11t:. 'l'bis ))ay wns publklnni, In Two Vo , terno. prise Hs. hoards, rr BOUND' TA 13LE, n Ctlliectioo of El ." on I,itvratare, Men, and :Nianners. By. WILLIAM 11:1/.1,11' p r i n t e d fur Longman, Horst. Iter Orme, and Brown, Landon; and Archibald (..:(nist.ible and Co. Edinburgh. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ExnuottmvAltV ARREST. MANsioN-Hotisii.-L•ieSterdaribe LourrMikYon 'priv;“, el y ex 9111 hied a yOllUg mail of re -f peCtAble com ic:oons,, npou'it tThaige of stealing a Bill of Exchange for 311:Irtnii a person who is aelentlant in an action to be . tritql in-the Court' of King's Bench, againbt' whom the prisoner liad been ~, c niinoneil evidence. Tile case was at'- tended with the foll Owing 'uncommon circuit- stances A county warrant; bacised'ily, a City Magis trate, was pat into the hands of ati Officer at the very time the Ilia] ViIJS expected to take place, and h e wus ordered to ptit it , into execution as speedily as pOssible. The officer apprehended the prisoner in Court, bui'did not' take him away; in comequence of the prodoction of a subpatatt, by which the prisoner said he was protected from act influence of any ,1118. 1..k1)Y 3Elts authority. The.ohjection Of the prisoner *as stated to the Lord Mayor, who imatediatelt,Obsereett 'that a • SUIVIIritt Was not available against a charge of fe- - . lony. Llis Lordship thought it' necessary, in order to prevent the possibili!y of the defeat of the ends of Justice, to go himself to the Court` of. King's Bench and 'demand the prisoner. This_ he accord ingly did: The counsel for the defendant, upon the'repre sentation of 'the Lord Mayor, immediately rote and said, the prisoner,' whose presence was Aso.: lotele necessary •upon the trial, . should be taken care of,• and no apprehension need be entertained of his escape. • The Loeb MAvott tWat ,not satisfied At this as turanee, and • • Mr. Justice Aunovr!clirected; that the prisonpr should he deliected into the hands of the officer who held the warr4nt. • The CoanSel for the defendant left the COurt • it befog stated 'that the trial would n ot t a ke place ttitti day. The prisoner, in . the event of not be ing discharged from the accusation of felony, will be brought up to give his evidence under a llH is Cot _ QUVRti,-SQUAIIt?..—A gVirtol f Yolkog man, liver) rA%l,infiablyn{~~ise itstute is tier tile resew Iteltt secrvt, woo :hrotigitc be tore ti:r.Sit I Lie: Ma. -gistratu (Wu; VIELDING, Emil's) by havetik!:,:r o [NICE SEVENPtNCE, this (Mice. from St, 'Watch-house, tuidtr the icniciwing eir4.oinstances : ,It. will most likely be remembered by several of mr neaders, that in the, month of July r a ,r, two roott,were.giveu oirthe.same. night (the Bth) 4n Tortinao.sqoare, by,Lady,Jersey and die Eat! of Shaftesbury, at both, of ,which a dashing adven- turer hwl.marie his ap►pearancee, under the assum ed name of Colonel Golver \-Ie made his debat at Lady Jersey's, and gave his card to the portei, with ,the foregoing name i.he remained there a considerable time, and on retiring thence, he went to the above-named Noble-Earl's., where he gained admission also a similar passport, a card with the same name on it. , , It so happened that Laventicr teas, io attend ance at the Noble Ig r akl's, and in the course of the evening, as he %VHS walking romula.e rooms, ao ei:letwdly cast his eye on gay sni-disant whom he had often seen Lefore, and think ing, most justly, that he was not a proper guest for such a mansion, he felt - it his duty to imortrt the Noble Bail that he was apprehensive an im proper 'Character had by some means introduced kiinselt: into the room; lie was iminediately ap plied to for his name, and instantly gave in the , above, on which it appeared the Noble Earl knew no such person. He , was accordingly desired , to withdraw,, and, / so much indignation,. prevailed antong'several of the company at so impudent an intrusion and imposition, that they advised at very severe chastisement. 'rhe Noble Carl, however, desired nothing might, he done without due consi• deration, and he was delivered over to the custody of Lavender,' who took him to his Lordship's library, and there locked him up. Lavender advised sending hitn trf the Watch-• house, and to take him before a Magistrate in the morning as an impostor t but, after considerable consideration, the feeling and hunianity of the Noble llost subdued the sentiments of resen:nvnt expressed by mai:y of his guests, and it was. at length determined he .o . lollhl be no further Tn. Dished than - by being kicked oat of the house, which "was literally inflicted upon "him. Not long after he was "gone some of Lady Jer sey's servants came to the Noble and said that. Colonel . Guwer had been at ter La lys.iiip 4 x, anti liati stolen :pc elegant and valnable silver ink stand ; and When the news was made known to the company, an lIIIIVCTStiI regret was expres , ed at not having followed Lavender's advice. Next morning the Noble Earl, on going into the Library, found a silver loh,stand, tinder hits chair, which, mi inquiry, tinmed out to he the saute taken front Lady J's house. From that (One Lavender has been constantly on the Inok•ont for this self. created Colonel at all public places, but never could catch a glimpse of hint till Thursday night at the Musquer.ittle, when happening to hear him speak, he recognized his voice, and taking off his mask without cere mony, he found he had winged his bird. The Pt ironer was remanded for a fortnight, to give time to convey information to Lady jersey, who is in the country, and the Noble Earl, that the ;counterfeit Colonel is tit safe custody, and awaits their iletermination as to his future fortune. FELONY ANA ATTEMPT AT.StICIPE , (-; Lim iat..--TS'aterAil a long exnmination took pLiee upon the .subject of some extensive robberies committed upon the firm of Messrs. Todd and :,loiriSon, wholesale and retail silk dealers, &c. r . :re.street. Witnom rrYnYard wards, a clerk in the hoUse of the proSecutorS, wms charged With being the principal delinquent, and, together with- a respectable dealer, whose name we fur the present forbear mentioning, and who was accused of reck iving the stolen property, un derwent a private eNamination Thtirstlay, eoulessetl,his guilt, and, upon being re 'ittanded for further, examination, anti lodged in the Giltspnr-sheet Compter, attempted to destroy himself Icy rutting his throat with a razor. Me. tlical'asiistanee %vas itistantly,, proeured, and last' night the unfortimate young man was not consi dered in imminent danger - . The person allqed to as the xecriver of stolen property was rester. day, after a Very long ekainination, remanded. Mottr: 1 oltt:Sti. , -.-I'he' pastime did not .finish in the riot at COothhe IVarren on Thursday. A far superior battle to either of those contested there haying taken place on Battersea Common, on the return of the motley assemblage to London,. be' tween George Iliad, a relation, it is said, of tropiting Nett the prrgilist, and a strapping youth of the name: of Ro,gers, called for distinction's sake theGafford Drover. Both were strong i n = the butt-haitiag fancy, and. a quarrel originated 4espeeting thi;ir dogs. They strippei) end set to, and either of the men could lone beat the beet that exhibited that day in the prize ring: They for a :guinea The 'first round was con tested with nitteh obsthatty, and some severe tiog took plaice; Hind site teed most science, but he was droprrd by a talking right , -handed la m% The 'rt tot I 1:tile:1 three toioates at , giring and bilimg. h,o h were ("IMO tli4;411r01. The • wind mow'. wzis as sharply . conte;ted Rod in the ihird and loorth Ilinfi hit his atteeriary Ttie btncet Watt r if ec tim a lly iipplird, and they fought sewn other rotouts with reeipro-cai ativantages, I.logers returning severe tight-handed, Itits upon Ilse body of his n otapitiiit forthrif4e qidivered by II;nd thif Braid. They both out-fought each ~t i r o :, ef t, i welt! wore than once (laced to 06 ,1.11111.• St elde r fighting tkineteen ntinittes, they (qv. hit frigittlidly;.ond at the ill-III:wt . :ion of their t frieltds hattle at 01:1W 01, 011 11:011111 .. - tion they should fight for 20 g ,, ineos °LI that day f two ttitiutlt in a fifteen feet ring.