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London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

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beir4esser.
lfeattedev William Callao, driver of Nis earl N 0.73,760,
VA. geed 10r. is casts for aegligently driving.
It appeared tom the etatenbenl of the Complaineat, W.
illoalioad, wryest to Kr. fledges of Laatbelb,
that be was %raids, with hie master's chaise in the Cortaiii•
road, tiborediieb, sad the Defeedaat, who was riding in •
cast drawn by two honer, sad ast baying reins to guide
these, run against the drake and overterwed it; the Coon-
philoitat wee thrown oat sod neatertally hurt.

NEW SETTLEMENT
AT THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPE.

Amongst the numerous parties who accepted of
the offer of Government from settling at the Cape of
(;nod Dope, was one from Deal, which embarked on
board his Majesty's ship Weymouth, sailed from Eng-
land iu January lest, arrived at the Cape in April,
and having been subsequently landed at Algoa Bay,
bare written to their blends at home a letter, which
was received on Sunday. We (The Realists Gazelle
t.f yesterday) have been favoured with the followisig
eatracts, which we can mare oar readers are genu-
ine mud authentic, and we hasten to communicate
shops to the pnblic sae pleasing proof of the paternal
solicitude of the Government for the welfare of the
settler,. and as affording as good an insurance as
can yet he hail of their ultimate succe-s. where they
possess industry, economy, and • moderate know-
ledge of agriculture and mechanics :
" At.Goi BAT, MAT 26. 1820.—1 have no time
at present to write your a long.lettet. but assal have
an opportunity to seed this by the Weyrifeedh. I sits
happy to inform you that we arrived here on the
l6thinetant, after a very long voyage, but thank
God, without accident, and all our party well.
" Government have been very liberal to us. in
every respect ; I tun stow in a tent furnished by
Government, which we are at liberty to keep at the
rate of forty shillings each. This tent is suffi-
cient for Mr. Websters's family and mine, and we
content ourselves very well in it for the short e
we shall rest here. I ern quite ddlighted with the
country, and shall neve, wish to come back to Eng-
land, except for the purpose of conducting you
here. We get muscle'', oysters, and periwinkles.
fur picking up, and any quantity of them
shirt space of time ; plenty of fine firli, and all
surto of game for shooting them.
To-day one of our party shot a fine fawn, which
we sent as a present to the Captain, ifs he his be-
hawed exceedingly well to us in all respects, and
particularly in recommending us very strongly to
the principal Government Officers. Many parties
are gone 50 to 150 miles up the country, but we 1
ore in expectation to he allowed to stop within eight
or ten. miler, Hear Zwart Kos,* River. The
'lend is very good. Bread is dear, the white 6.1.
per lb. ; but as we have 'delay of meat, &c. we
use much of it. Butter is 1,21 b. per lb. owing to
- so many people coming here, but cows are belling• at
from 204. to 40s. each, according to the quality,
nod I have. this day bittered three pair of trousers
fir a cow in calf. We are doing business, and get-
ting good pliers. We are going on unanimous)y
mid pleasantly, and I have no doubt we shall do
well.• We can get plenty of good rough move (a
kiwi of bastard-merble) of *limey, to build houses
with. IVe shall be a good distance from the
Cstfres. We consider Ilia we have done perfectly
right in coming here; we are food of liberty awl
I..depeutlence, and see it now straight before us."
• The party finial a kind of Joint Stock Company.

APPREHENSION OF THE
RADICAL CONFEDERATES FEAR GL.4SCOW.

•
Its consequence of previous information on Tires.
slay (the Nth 111614 Serjeant Leckie, of the Colton
I'4tice, accompanied by two of the patrol, went to
a home in Landrersy-street, whit h he entered, !env-
leg tile tau nitro to watch outside, and seized John
Connor, who If Stl.pectrti of robbing Mrs. Dr.
Watt'. house. mid of raisin. other criosts. On
iw'zing Connor, Serjesiit Leckie was attacked by ten
risiviniv whit were in the house at the time. Connor
Vitus-If ,tabbed Leckie uudtr the eye with a sharp
i••••1.-u ment, and Li strung girl laid lest head open by
t'::•,f siroke of a poker. Ile, however, still relented
VI hold till a•a•ksiice arrived, when C 11111 l Of, 511111
o nitrous% valued Railway, were safely lodged sis the
Pcgier-office. Miss M'Arthur, the amazon who
istroek the ortjeant on she head, an+ sentenced
to Ilsidewell for fouiteen slays. Cr Hunt hue
tow, been ..trosiseilitted to Paisley gaol. Brown
tail Thou* O'C r, who litre been sppre-
.
I ended foe attempting to set tire to the Milo-
K"lin 51114 are the same too turn who were appre-
hended 011 P uspi clues of being concerned in voting
A:4 to Mr. I)Utilop't mull at ISarrowlield-road, in
January last, as well as in the villainous act of mal-
Veen the women wise wrought there. O'Connor
was vo uet.tly apprehended on • charge tel high
Le?
trosson. u 11101.10 hr was at the time receiving a
pension as an old soldier. Under use lessiency of
the.Lood Advocate, 1w was however lib?iairil, and
l'is pension re,torrtl. Brown and O'Connor were re-
coo:Tic-ea by on. pillar Glasgow officers at Paisley on
Tuv-d.iy, during a precognition going on before lie
Magobtrateit of a men who was %%averted Layne beets
attempting to set lire to Mr. Oar's mill, in or husky.
. -it is uhdervtood that neither of them have wrought
se,y slicer last January. The alita'w of the gang
tint infested the adjoinisig county, carding terror
ai•A dismay into thr ino.t respectable families, have
at length, by 11w activity of the ;troller authorities'
I ere; beets vermeil. Every our of the robbers of
1V.,... Dr. Watt's house, the whole plan, sod every
r iwistmtance connected therewith, have at last berm
cum•sletely developed, and the case arranged for
t 'le Circuit Court. 'fist names of the principal
sic' ire are, Daniel Grunt, John O'Connor, Thomas
ihrivie, alias 111.t4ire, aloes Durherty. alms I/ 11-
s It, John Dick, Peter Crusbie, and Thos. M'Col-
gen, with a number of their assoeistrs.—(Glassoto
(jaunt( k.I
.._. _

There WAS • full market at Norwich on Saiorday,
is good supply of Wheat and Holey, the halter
of «Inch was t.. lower ; other grain much as be•
lue. The Cattle Market was well supplied with
vo, sa.lrrable droves of Scots and souse I.owebreds,
and the prices somewhat lower than of lite. The
Sheep-pens were chiefly occupied, sod there wise
Brea! tlaant►6es of Store Vigs.