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London, England, 1818-10-27 00:00:00

mil declared he would *Loot theme' and afte a coosidirsble IREL4IO.
degree of violent resistance, the Akar succeeded in Rauch
mars; asd.eosveying them to the village of Cuttingbani
.GbeCnTeOrani Est:
r2.;10.h n
os Setsrdry or 'night which being 27 miles distant
The liandsame manner ii.iliewliviCElNi
from soy prima, he had no other pMee is miskim them in
but Ilse King's Head publicAnnise. where they Were obliged
to reveals till yesterday midnight, diming which lime crowd'
Doyle
Govern-
of persons from the surrounding neighbourhood cane to the enrol
Nita b
t ofil
Cleeder in dominatedeuloii t ,
reflects t°
thegreat
recanteredit
hot only
Wilma to see the desperate gas' who had beea the terror of upon, the illustrious personage who has conferred it;
the lahabitants of that part of the rosetry. hut also upon the gallant officer. The services of
Yesterday *emoted the whole On underwent as mai' the latter are well known. Sir John Doyle has
served his country in almost every quarter of the
nation, before Frisch Helton, Fag. and the Rev. Mr. Firer,
will:radtrirteal"eKlbeingeNimen4YeeourreN:wiwitaheniaPittuan'paiant imisalleihiG.°42l the ' globe ; he has been repeatedly wounded in the ser.
robbeiy and attack upon Mr. Scslthorpe were planned at vice; and his zeal and perseverance have uniformly
the house or Walton, the sawyer, where shry all assembled kept pace witli the exigencira of the moment.
Alois 11'alstein and Mr. Mathews are engaged by
on the night previous to their going to iiitack lir. Seel.
thorprie house, and gel the different parts they were to
Mr. Clarke for the Waterford Theatre.
art when they got to the premises. They were mows to
aecrery; the oath was administered to each other, and die The Limerick Theatre opens this (Thursday)
last act was to black's each other's faces to avoid being eveuing, with Lout in a Village and The Village
loowo• After the rubbery they left the house, and west to Lawyer. The parts of' Young Meadows and Ro-
a field near the house, and pet the valuable contents of the sella by Mr. lion' and Miss Stephens.
boxes, the clothes, and other properly, into a sack, and to
Amongst the arrival. at Ryland', Hotel, Sack.
. .
avoid any of it being (nand in Middletos, it was agreed ville.street are Colonel IVilliain Stewart M.P.
that the Boning, should take the whole so their residence
at Corby, to remain quiet for some time, till the alarm wee Right lion. D. B. Dale, lion. Frederick Ponsotiby,
blown ever and then they were to divide the plunder; and %Valiant D. Pollard, Esq. and Colonel Brooke.
it appeared that the Basing. intended to cheat the four The Lord Lieutenant and suite arrived on Mon.
others of the pot oat of 701. as they told them the rash .
and Bank notes amounted only to 90f. whereas it was 1601. day at Farnham House, from Florence Court.
where . we understand. he proposes remaining until
It appeared also, that the oasis gang had been in the prat.
lice of committing robberies sod depredations in that partl Thursday moriling.
of the country for some time poit,lat had avoided detrei km.
They were couveyeil, under the burfludy of Lavender, to
Northampton, and safely lodged in thetotibly prison. It is
the intention of the gentlemen is that part of the cavalry to
reward the officer with a larger ioms, for his meritorious
services, than they were about to offer era a reward irreriuus
to bit apprelieutlaug the gang.

THE CHASE.

The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet en Friday at
Stough.
'rbe Hatfield Hounds meet on Thursday, at Bower Heath;
Saturday, at thowolella, at half-past ten.
Last Miraday the hounds of Mr. Stephen Brook, of Bex.
hilt, started a hart, and after on excellent run along the
coast, poshrol pour puss so hard, that In • crape, she took to
the sea, and directed her course through the waves straigbt
out too A tuissidereble distance, but in vain, as some of the
held, unwilliog to suffer pa* to become the feud of tithes,
continued their pursuit, by means of a boat which was at
band, and by hard Ms Mg anon came up with the little ani.
total, smolt her into 'their boat, and nctually landed her alive,
hut so murk exhausted by her gallant exertions, that it was
thought she tuuld toot have survived, had tits liberty been
grauted her.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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OCTOBER 15.

Tester.lay arrived the Spanish luitte; 82u Francisco
Gabello, De Carte, from Cloonan to London, leaky ; Mary,
Richardson, from Prince Edward's Island—Kiut 32 days, and
experienced flue weather—left loading the Thomas Roth.
wick,' of Loudon i • and the Lark, Peat, of Shields ; spoke
the Conies, of Aherdeen, abort 31 October, on the Banks of
Newfuundlaud for St. Andrew's; and the Britnnuia, of
Newry, in the Gulf of Causofor the Bay of
Pl.Srautta, ortonrsi 44.
Poised op Channel the Maria aud Jacolut; trout Soviet=
In Amslenkin.

TH 6 TU RP.

TALMOUTII, ftCTOSTIL 113.
Sailed the Dutch bri; Yrs, Elitatreth, H fur Phi.
latelphlro, with emigrants; and a few 4mtwaril.hunutl weasel.,
The brig William, stranded wear the Manacles, ow the
flight of the 17th instuut, has guar to pieces.

RANNUT; OCTORTII 25.
Sinee oar last, part of the wreck urn weasel lies been trowel'
on shore near this, us ppused to hare been lost on the North
Sand Iliad; appears its have been furtive hnik, with a
round stern, and shout 140 to 150 tom measurement. The
timber lauded bare is marked 48 N . OAS, I. M. numbered
progressively; the oak" plank scratched mark W.; the cabin
windows painted green. The boatmen that were off the
Saud yesterday report The they fell in with several hags
of wheat, sad what tbity supposed the haws of another
versa It is feared the crews bare perished. A beard haring
the word " Cersjeus, 1805," cot on it in gilt letter., has been
picked up amongst the wreck One of the crew was found
entangled amongst the wreck in the sand, under water, with
an anchor lying on him : the boatmen stew they were ono.
lie to entries,' the hoJy. Them see su the particulars we
know at present.

DOVZIL, ocrolina ?S.
Arvind off this port tbeJeer Castle, Hugon, Gone
Bombay.
Drat., octants SS.
Yesterday orrhed the Christians. Burn, how Bayonne to
linatbargb; sad the Istreptd, Tborntou, front Malaga to
London.

Case down front the River awl sailed the Duckaaaeld,
Payday, fur j and htately, Edgar, fur ditto.
Arrived to-day and sanest tor the itiver a ship, supposed
to be an East ludiaasaii—aria mamma. Arrired also
°o'er bis Majesty's lighters; ina4 the blurry, of Deal, with
baggage, from

POOLE, OCTOIER 45.
!Ad tiled a party from the Hawke Revenue natty'', lying
at Brownma, *tired uu the North othore, 4ielt at hand, 79
legs of spirits. The smuggling host is said to have belong.
ed to Weymouth or Portland, mid was forced on shore at the
spot s►e came Su, blowing strong mad very dark. The boat
wu swamped, but no tires kali olio of the crew was token,
named 3oleu Martin.

LUTA, orrosra 21.
The Trio, of Yartnontli, from Archaise!, was iptikrit with
nth nit. is 40 N. lung. 2. 4. W. with loss of bust
and part ut bey bulwark.

Lin RPOOL. oerol►R 14.

Arrived the Braga', Cutlib...lsom, from Drama ; she war
off the Ormihead on the ttd imagist. It amain that the
luso of the Cabala., Dalrymple, from Loodua to China, was
known to the master of the Partridge, arrived here an the
20th instant, from Bombay, late of Frauor, sod the Cape,
but who did oot report Ii to U.

OCTOSEII 24.

The American brig Alliance, Coker, from London to
St.llls/.. put in here last evening, having upset her windlass
and lust an anchor and cahle in the Queen's Cloassucl.

Mirages, orrourft 19.
Arrived the Eronoray, Ogee, of Sunderland, t • Qaebec,
Dabliy leaky, lied w sib loos of atone sails, riggiug, ice.

At the City of Chichester Sessions, held no Friday
last,. soldier of the 31st regiment was found guilty
of wilfully murdering one of the 9th Lauren, and
by the Recorder. J. STBELE, Esq. sentenced to he
hanged yesterday, on the Broil, near the above city,
and his body to be delivered over to the surgeons
for dissection. The Prisoner, dining the whole of
his trial, appeared much agitated, and on hearing
the dreadful sentence of the law 11111110U11131111 against
hini, he stood as if petrified, and must have sunk
under the horrors of his situation, had not a flood
of tears, in some measure, relieved him. The
Colonel of the regiment to which the prisoner be-
longed, was present at the trial, and appeared mach
affected by its awful termination. The Recorder
was also much affected by the painful duty he had
to perform. The Coati trim crowded to exce►s, the
public interest having been much excited, we sup-
pose from the enormity of the crime, awl the wo..
gularity of the trial's taking place at Chichester.