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poor Plaintiff; tifit Iris, got/ to his Client todneett.
him to insist on the'lkelease,. unless his Friends on
.the other side could impeach it.
Mr. ERWNE attempted, by the evidence of a
Jew of the name of Moses, to slim that this Re-
lease had been fraudulently obtained from the Plain-
tiff, but-without success; in consequence of which
he was nonsuited.

SPORTING.INTELLIG4NCE.

EGHAM.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2.

. , .
The Magna Charta Stakes of Twenty-five Guineas each, for
three-year old colts, to carry -Bst. 31b. fillies, Bst.—The
New Mile. .
.

Mr: Ladbrokes bl. c. Whiskerandos, by. Whiskey, walked

over.

. .
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Fifty Pounds, free
for all ages.--Four-milc Heats. •

Mr. Durand's br. c. John reG roat,-4. yrs old, 7st. Sib. I I
Mr. Frogley's g".. h. Ploughboy, aged, Bst. t ib. z dr
Mr. Dilly's ch. h. Brighton„4 yrs old,- 7st. Slb. • 3dr
H. R. H. the. P.. of-Wales's bl. h. Velvet Horn, 5 yrs
old, Bst. 61b. • - 4dr
D. of Quiensbrry's'ch.c. Egham, 6 yrs old, Sst. 61b. 5 'clr
Sir C. Bunbury's gr. h. Froth, 4 yrs old, 6st. iolb. 6dr
Munslow's ch. h. Lion (late Buckle --to), by Cceur de
Lion, against Mr..-Morland's ch. h. Pet, both 5-yrs old,
Bst. each.7-'ll-ie last Mile.' -Twenty-five Guineas each.
Pet won very hollow.—Five tb one on Pet.

Mr, Pit, whose Loyalty is as conspicuous as his.
Learning and his Genius, andresed the following
Letter to the Captain of the Royal \Vantage Vo-
lunteers, which we insert in testimony of our re-
sperm for that patriotic Corps, as well as for the in-
genious Author :

TO J. WISE, ESQ. CAPTAIN OF THE ROYAL WAN-

TALE VOLUNTEERS,

Stoke, near Windsor, August 19, x Bca.
• SIR,
SEEING' in the Papers the very handsome offer
of the Royal Wantage Volunteets, under your corn.:
mand, I hope you will not think me impertinent
for expressing my thoughts of it in the following
Lines, being proud on every occasion, to shew my
gratitude and respcl to that. County, from which
Myself and my Ancestors have received such distin-
guished favours.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
HENRY JAMES PY E.

When loud Invasion's wild infuriate roar,
With boastful threat'nings shakes BRITANNIA'S shore,
Should 411.1-ti“:33 turn his sainted eyes to earth,
And view the hallow'd seats that gave hint birth,
How would he praise the patriot worth that calls
Their manly Sons frOin V witagia's walls.
Though fat from billowy Ocean's blue donteinS
No. hostile Pow'r can waste their inland plains, .
When GALLI,. arms, and A.1.810,N bleeds,
Wherever Glory piaints, and Valour leads ;.
Zealous,- from each domestic bliss they go,
To meet ondistant fields th' insulting foe—
Feeling their Monarch's sacred rights their own,
Their swvals his bulWark, aud•their hearts his throne.,

GUI L DMA!. L.—Wanesday D. Orme was elm-
mined; before the Sitting Magistrate, charged with
being concerned,with another person; who made his
escape, in defrauding` Mr. Rigby, of the City.
Chambers, of several sums of money. Mr. -Rigby
stated, that the man who escaped came to him some
time_ since, and, said that he had lived with a Mr.
Wilkinson at Stockton, as •servant. Mr. Rigby
being acquainted with this Gentleman, .he said-he ,
had.come to town to live as-servant with a Mr.
Clark, and that his box was not come, and requested
the loan ,of some money until it art ived. Mr. Rigby
recolleding the, map, apd:not suspecting his honesty,
lent ltitn.at several times six Guineas and a half.
Not hearing from hiin for a long time, he, began to •
suspetl, and made inquiries, when he_ found he had
been defrauding persons in different parts of the •
country. A few days since, he learnt that he had
arrived at a house in Fetter-lane, from Henley, in
company with another. man,. the present Prisoner.—
He accordingly went to
_the. house.; but the man,
being apprized of his approach, made his escape :
the Prisoner was secured. In his defence, he stated
that he had been working in many parts of the
country with the other man. The Magistrate told.
Mr. Rigby that the charge-41d not aired The PH-
soner, as he was riot if; company with the man when'
'he of the money. He remanded him, in order to
produce persons to, his chaigier.
MAstLs oitou,ott.ST E Pawnbiokez in St.
Giles's.brought one of his Shoprnen before the Sit-
ting Magistrate, ,and,charged him with embezzling
certain monies entrusted to him, to, receive for
pledges. He was committed for a farther hearing,
.and the parties from whom he, received the monies
are, to attend. He requested the Magistrate to ad-
mit him to bail, but was told his request could not
be complied with, the offence being aFelony,
Ann Parley was charged with privately stealing,
from the Shop. of Mr. George, in Piccadilly,,Linen,
Drapery goods to the amount Of ten pounds., A
Pawnbroker stated that the Prisoner brought him,
several shawls to pledge, ‘'vhen,•suspeaing that she
. did not come -honestly by them; he had her taken
-T*lte,sh.iveh,and several other articles
were produced, and.sworn to by Mr. George. The
Prisoner acknowledged pawning.theshawls. She is
a married woman,
.with three .oildren,:,and her
huSband earns near three 'guineas a week. Site
begged not to be committed, for the sake of- hei
children'. The. Magistrate-told her that, from her
depr:tved disposition; he thought her children
woulerdo better without her. She w - committed
fOr a farther hearing, when- other Pawnbrokers„
with whom she had pledged. some of- the property,
are ordered to attend.

Sl/1P

CRAVEst:4D, SETT. 2.

Passed by—the , Nancy, frVin Guernsey ;-
Bowden, from Labradore; Rose, Nicholson, llope, '.Wood-
ward, Renewal, Lee, and'General tiorn De-
merara; Andromeda, Sale, from Nevis; Alfred, irotn
Tobago ; Prince .of .Wales, Goodchild, from Martinique;
Barbhdoes Planter, Carter, and Severn, Watson, tromißar-
-hackies ;. Wilhelmint, Johnson; front Bilboa; Oporto,-Lu-
cas, and Emily, Phillr s, from Surinam..
Sailed—the 'Highland Chief, Greenway, for India ; Jong
Aries, - for Brussels;., Vrow Maria, for Amster-
dam; Elizabeth, r—, Vrow Ewina, Kemper, Jonge Elisa,
Pronk, and Vrow Kigtiana, —, for Rotteriam..