The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-18 00:00:00

Dl P'!UE.'~VS.

Augusts. ((Ain William °Other, now or late of Bowling-.
'Green-Line, Clerkenwril,ll4iddicsqx, victualler, at twelve,
at Guildhall.

Oily 4. Samuel Ford, of Birmingham,merchant, at eleven, at
'ShaksLpeare Tavern, New- street,
my 19. !dila Collison, u Hitt:ilia, Hertfordshire, nterelont,
tell, at Guildhall, London,
f uly zg. Wm; Gardner, of Luton, Bedfordshire, sack-inanu-

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t':.tet,;rer, at one.: at Guildhall, London. •
July la. Win. Wilson, late ot the Coat• Exchange, London,
Coal-1.16,1r, at ten, at Guildhall, • . ,
July 2. Win. !sown, ot GospJlt, county of Southampton,
hawker, at one, at Guildhall, Loticioat.
July 9. john Kelly Grallaill. laic., ot Fowey„ Cornwall..
itiewhant, at eleven, acute Taluuf inn, Lostivithiel, Cum

wall: •
July e. Phillip Chapman and Thomas Hopkip,pf Kingston-
-1-1
. upda- uil, grci..ers and co-partneis,. at eie ie. , the White
Hart 11111, .Kttigsion-upun- Hull.
1111 Y• t 2. Clifton, of iti4r's:'court, C;i-ailboun-street,

St. Ann, soho, ;at Ica, at Guild-

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hall. .. ,
July 7. Edward Lowe, Of Shrewsburd,„, Salop,• warehouse-
man, at tour, at tne kiop Pole i tin, -Vtrurce4ter. . .

CERTIFIC 4 TES:
July S. Edward WhiteloA, of Quee.i's-row, Pentonville,
Nikki lesex, insurance-broker.
Asher Cohan and Samuel Cohan, of Sheerness, Kent, slop.
sellers and co- pa; triers.
Thomas Satterth %vitae, of Manchester, merchant.
john Cock, of Warred-street, TOttenkiani-courz-road, Mid7'
dlesex,' linen draper.

'ln consequence of information taken, b'efore C.
D.,ol.tvca, Esq. a warrant was issued for the ap-
prehtnsidn of four desperate fellows, charged with
burglary and robbery on the 23(1 of April last, in
"the neighbourhood olKiltinane, county of Limerick,
who were supposed. to be lurking in the mountains
near the bounds of -the county of Tipperary ' • to
Which. Hu Y, Esq. of Stagdale, assisted by
three of his Corps (the Costlea Cavalry), proceeded
on the night of Monday se'nnight, and, after ex-
changing a few shots, forttinateiy secured the vil-
lains, whose names are Donavon, Allen, 'llanavon,
'and Henessey ;- and on the following-day this active
Magistrate, _with a party of his Troop, escorted and
safely lodged them in the ,Brideweil of Kilt-inane.
•A pistol, Which' one of- the felloWs had,- is proved
to have been taken from a
.yeoman of
_Lord MAs-
SEY'S Corps. Oue,of the Prisoners has turned King'S
evidence, and much information, as -to foriner
turhances; is eXpeaed. .
Last Thursday, between the hours of tyro and
three o'clock, a very singular and audacious attack.
was Made upon the house of Rica. A'N Esq.
of New
~Abbey, near Clonnicl, Io the absence of
the steward, who has the care of the place, and was
then superintending some labourers at an 'adjoining
field, six ruffians, armed with hlunderbusses and
pistols, bolted suddenly 'from a :grove immediately
near the house, and having seized: his 'wife and
daughter,: whoni they desperatelsy threatened in -case
.of noise or resistance,
.they proceedild to search the
_house for arms, and Succeeded in taking away two
pistols and one gun. Amongst other-places which
they examined was a desk, which one of them
broke open with the end of the blunderbuss ; but
they did not. attempt to,searehfoy, or.plunder the
house of any species. of property but arms, nor
did they offer any present, or threaten any future
outrage, to the-persons hiring there. Immediately
after obtaining the booty, one of them fired a shot,
and they therideliberately departed., .
Monday se'nnight, just as the Hull waggon had
-fait about .five mites from. Scarborough, :it . was per-
ceived to -be ton ,fire," owing to- an inconsiderate
Sailor smoking his pipe in the. waggon; the 'waggon
and all the goods.tberein were destroyed; and, had
it nor been -.-or great exertion, the horses would have
been also burni to death. With, difficulty a fenrckle
passenger and child were got out, 'a little scorched.

(211 A R 1) liA R IS, of No; 4, Martlz!t-coert, Bow-stwet ; Jtui
'ICE, No. 112, Strand.; where
.4dvertis)itzents Orders

I,"AITV REPO UT,

COURT:OF KING% lib:Nl-Gilt WESTMINSTER, 'NINE 17

Tag KING V. LORD GALLOWAY .AND Tat R-14. MR.

BODGES.

THIS was a conditional Rule, obtained by Mr.
Serjeaut.VACrOnicti, the "'Perin' bet Ore lasi, for leave
to tile a Criminal Information-against the 11:tendanti,
as MagistrateS of the CoLftuy -of Norfolk, for cor-
' •ruptly, improperly; an d ly, -gran t tig a I;cence
.to one•Stnith, it-Pnbircati, in the- villa.4c of Lown,
in that Conn ty.. A reliort.of which application Vv'e
have given in a former raper.
Against this Rule, cause was this day shewn ;
• when it appeared, upon the affidavits on behalf ot the
Defendants, thatMr.Neville,the Niagi ,4 rate by whom
`.,the application was originally made against them,
had at first given his assent to the granting alicence
to Smith, and the recognizance Would have been
'made out in.proper time, but there \Vas not a stamp-
in the village,and they were obliged to send to a
neighbouring town for one*: this was the way rea-
son why-they did not grant it within the proper time.
further appeared, -upon the affidavit of -the Rev.
-Mr. Hodges, that this man (Smith) was ,a Man of
very; good charaaer, and no lobjeClion could- be made •
to hint on that account ; and as the other public-
house of the village (there being but the-one at the
time) hid ceised'to brew any more ale or beer, he
considered it would be-doing a service to the village,
as well as a benefit td the public, to-grant a second
licence. Under these impressions he prevailed upon
Lord Galloway to join him in granting the licence,
he admitted, in opposition to the opinion of Mr. Ike- •
ville; but strongly; denied all malicious, corrupt, or
improper motives for so doing.
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Mr: Serjeant VAUGitAN-,. iu s'utNbrt of the Rule,
contended,' t hat iu as "much as the' licence iu .question
had been granted' after the Quarter 'Sessions-had
elided, it was gfanted improperly and iilcally ; -ac-
cording to Ad of Parliabient, 'Magistrates being posi-
tively restrieled from. granting kences to publiCans
after a certain period. ,

The Court considered that these Magistrates, cer-
tainly had: acted ; but,t here was. nothing ili
'any . part of, tile proceedings which' Could by any
means impute maliciohs or corrupt motives to then
condu6t. The Rule; therefore, was discharged with-
out costs.

SPORTING I.\7'ELLIGEXCE.

BEVERLEY RACES,

• W&DNESCI.4.I(, JUNE 1.1.
Sweepstakes of zogs. each, for three-year old colts, Bst: 31b.
• -and fillies, Bst. One mire and a half.' (6 Subscribers.)
Mr; Naltun's b. c. •Integrity,- brother to Truth', by Tot-
teridge !-- -
Mr. Ri,:hardson's b: f. by Sir Peter.Teazle, darn by Pe-
gasus, out of Mendoza's 6.rn - 2
Sir M. Masterman Sykes's 1.:11.•,. colt: Sir Sacripant, by
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Stamford, out of Legiicy
Even betting on :\dr. Richardson's filly, and 2, to vagainst
I t-itegrity: • A very good rare.
The Maiden Plate ut.i 1..f0r all ages. 2-mile heats. •
br, Si, Sampson, by
3 yrs old, 651.. 416. - 4 I I
Mr. Buftertield's gr..c. Av 1 esby,. 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b. 1 2 2
Ai I . . Sykes's b. c. by Piccipitare, 4 yrs old; 7st. •
11) 5 4 3
'Mr. Climes's-4)r. I by,Stiarn 3 ford, 3 yrs old, 6st 4lb 3 ki.r
-Mr. Eirrwhistle's b. c. by Star, 3 yrs old, 6st. z. Lir
liiirtoWs ch.. mac, sister to Allegranti,
gasus, ag•3l, gst. 414. - 6 dr
I:: veil lwtticg on AyleSby ; alter the first heat, 3 and 4 to I
on Aylesby ; after tue second heat, 4'.-to t cii Sir Sampson.
Won easy.
Sir H. 'l. Vane's b. h. Stop thief, by Windlestone, t tst.
bi•-4t Mr. Tnompson's ch. ni. Miss llavaley, At.
two miles; -cogs. 3tol on Stop-thief.---Won very.f4y,

THURSDAY.
Sweepstakes of zags. each, tor horses, &c. Fotzr miles.
• (5 Subscribers.)
Mr. Watt's-gr. h. Evander, by Delbini, S yrs old, Bst 41h a
Mr. Burton's b. c. by St. George, 'dam by- Woodpecker,
3 yrs old, sst. talb. - -; • • - 2
Sir M. Mastermatr.sykes:s c. Sir ScudamOre, by Stam-
ford,rs sst. alb. - 3
4-ands totot on Evander.• A good race.
Sweepstakes of 'cgs: each, for half-bred horses, &-.c. Mile
and quarter heats. (to Subscribers.)
Sir H. T. Vatic's b. h. Stop- thief, by Windlestone,

z rst. 1 21b. . - -. • -
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Mr: Denison's Charlotte, list. 91b. - , -
- 2 and 3tot on klorlotte. Woh in a canter.
Fifty Pounds.for allaes. Four mile be“ Ls.
Mr. Maths's br. colt, Sir S4tnpsotT, 3:yrs oft, a

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2 2

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feather • -
Mr.. Hotham's b. c. Bounce, 4 vrs old, 75t..31b. - 2 2
I\4r. Wuraf worth's b. c. Silverneel, 4 yrs old, 7st. .. 6 3
Mr. Artley's b. c. Doubtful, 3 yrsold, a feather 3. dr
.Mr. Cloviies's br. f. .b}' Stamford, 3 yrs old, a feather, 4,dr
Mr. Peacock's-ch.-h. Pope, aged, oat. • i• 5 dr
Mr. Stephenson's b. C. Condlid, 3 yrs old, a feather dis,
6 to 4 against Sir Sampson ; alter the heat, 3' anti 4to he
•
woo. Woi easy.

e.firl, N 4 111.

POOLE. JuNE i 6.

Arrived —the Industrious, Aldridge, and Adive, Boynes,
from Southampton,;, New, Hope, Matfelawt,'lrom Lyme;
Active; Wil4.mts, from Portsmouth; an3Dov,e, King, from
Sumierlan,cl. • ' •

. Sailed-411a Prosperous, Laws,- for
.Southarapton.; Apn,
tioiroway, or Wcyloqut4 ;' inr.l4. Maria; Bloomfield, for
and Sine;:rity, Srolie, for Swattaiie.

CRPOIESENII, jUNE 16.

_ .
. Passed by--the ?halms. Clegg, from Surinam; Arrow
Elizabeth, Colson, from Vartgl-; -Verge,. Notjit,.Aurora,
Yale; S.PO; k ides, Lawson, and. Good Hope, 'Abram,• trout
Norway ; Constitution, Felt, From Smyrna.; cat-Ma:then,
Lockner, awl Castle Eden, cornett,.from Bengal.
S filed —tire Howe, 'Lusk, tot Dcaherara ; Ann 'ancl Mars,
TayTor,'for Gibraltar;-. ffero, 141141t0n, For
M'Crea, for Belfast ; Minerva, Davis,-.for Dublin;
U nion, for St. Potershurgh ;
.i.obert and Sarah, Wil-
son, tor Lubec.; and Fanny, Martin, fur Archangel.

81R7 .
Friday last, the 1.14 of John -Eiskine, Eq. of a
Daughter.

AI /IR RI E D.

Yesterday morning, at Si. Martin's ChurOla, the viscount
Fit i. I hirris, Chiest sou of the Earl of Maltnesbury, to Miss
ll.istmo::(1, of Well, !lithe County of I..incol-n.
TP,e SaLlld day, at St. Nicholas Cole-A blacy, :OW Fish-
street, Mr': N!,:llohts Charringtdri, jun. of Mile-, End, toiviiss
daut,iner of john N Esq. of Warnhltn, Sus-
sex,.:

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ikt Curzon-street Chapel, by spri.ial licence, Co!Oriel Ar-
that Varibittart, of Shottesbrooke, Bcrkshire, M. P.l far
,Windsor, to the I-16n; Miss Caroline Etlen, fourit datighter
of Lord Auckland. ,