The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-30 00:00:00

. ,
rerhamptori, Arid Knutsford, new Four Inside Post Coaches,
three times array.--Only One :Sight on the ttoad..
SHEFFIELD. and .Rotherliani New .Four inside Pot
Coaches every Morning, 'called " 'IL: Express," and oho'
R " The ocklngFam," every Aftettinisi, al-reduced Fares.
' Royal Express," New. igRa'IN9U.AK Light, Fast
Night Coach, in 16 hours, sets ?la every afternoon, carry-
ing Four Ifiside only; passes through Warwick, Leaming-
ton, Southern, Weation, Daventry. Stiatforti, and
Tuweester, to the Saracen's fleasi,:lol-strect, Birming-
ham, early the next Morning. Dri-i-ett through with Two
Coachmen only.
The " Express," a New Light Pus: Coach, to HULL, Lin-
coln, Nurthcere, iilw4Fri, and I,ot:easter, every Morning st
Eight o'Clock, to the Cialss Keys, M-'-;let-place, Mail; and
also the " ftrickingham" in the After Door, at Two o'Clock.
HERTFORD, Ware, Ho.itterd,g,, ane. Clieshuut Coach.
TO'IVENHAM it'd Edmonton Coaches daily, at Eleven,
Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'clork.
•*1 At Reduced. Fares to . Leeds, York, and Dort;:aster,
Luggage and Pachigei at Only d per
g. "A. MOUNTkiN and Co. reieectfulty" sequin* their
Ftiends and the Public, that they will Bat heeccriuntsibls fur
soy Parcels, Passenger's Liggap., i;tings, Plate, icc. of
merit than Fire Pounds Veldt, if ;W. nr damaged,
unless eitteeed as such., atd the Les.nronsie paid acciirdinktl,
nt the Swi enereeifieii,d, Task Load*,

NATION' L.SOCIETY.
This Day was *pvhlished,

At 'Messrs. rtivitigton's, St. Paul's Ctic"rch-yard' and V.,
100-place, Pall Malt,

THE'. TWELFTH ANNUAL -REPORT
of the NATIONAL SOW &TY for the- EDINATION
of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES of the EiTABLIsHF,D
CHURCH.--To be bad by Subwribc:s Gratis ; price to Non-
Subscribers, is. dd.

T. T. WALMSLEY, D.D. Secretary.

Will clear in a few days,
FOR ItIADRAS AND BENGAL,

'FRE fine fast-sailing Ship CLYDE.
- A I, lying in tbc City Canal, Bonham 500
Tons, THOMAS DRIVER, 'Commander.
1.1.„4„...." Has excellent Accommodations for Passen-
gers, and-will carry a Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage, apply to Messrs. R. SCOTT,
FAIRLIE, and Co., to • The Commander, at -!be Jerusalem
Coffee-hosita, ur to ISBISTER and HORSLEY, it, Leaden-
hall-strest.

THE COUNTY FERE.OFFICEtad PRO-
WOtiNT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT.STREET, were
the'ORIGINAL OFFICES which effected Instirances upon
•the principle of combining the Security of an adequate and
Permanent Capital (in addition to the fluctuating Funds aris-
ing from the Premiums). with the beneficial rule of return-
ing, at stated periods, the Surplus of the annual Prensiums
is the Contributorskafter paying.Lisses•and Expences. The
importance of this Improvement is acknowledged by extra-
'ordinary I.tiblie approbation,and by the numerous imitations
el -it, •which Neve:Offices bate lately offered, -and which
older ones have adopted, in changing their Constitutions.—
The prineiple is of chief tilde, 'beeause, as it yields by the
Specific Sums insured, and the Return of:the'Surp,lus, the,
fullest Value fur ,the Deposits, persons have no reasonahte
motive fur venturing ou the lure of reduced and insufficient.
Premiums proposed to them ty Adrentureis, and 'which has
led to frequent instances of dissappointment and ruin. .
CAPITALS, A MILLION STERLING and upwards..
SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS have sought pro-
tection in the COUNTrOFFICE, and bare found it.

CLAIMS love been. phi.' toSi-xtecnyttudted Claimants

Exempt kora titc txpeit'crs of Lawsuits, .tnd also from the
sacrifice or Htl' enotruo,is Ctruntissints io'A *OWL
some New Offices submit„ induce them tu earivasa for beisi.
nee, great accumulations have been wade. In these. ?er-
sons wins nrwrlnsttre participate 'sorrily with the original
hie:niters.

RETLIIINS of 25 and 90 per cent. in consequence, have
been Invariably paid to all persons who bare continued" In-
lured seven, yearn, upon Annual as well as upon Septennial
Policies, and whether they have been Chnuants for losses or
otherwise.—,C4i,Uoo bare heen returned in this way to about
4it;000 perions Insured, .within' the last nine years—an ate.;
portant advantage which no other insurance Office existing
has Afforded. .

of.l3l:'es. and tel. i per Cent. have been
e
Pald;:frTgee.attistricirc:;Ppoaired in all this pi ia.ipal Towns.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MR. MARTEN---AND THE.SMITHFIELD OFFICERS.
GUILDNALL.-..0n the return of-Mr. Alderman SCADLEY,
the Sitting Magistrate, from'the-Cotimion Hall, yesterday, Mr.
Martin, accompanied by a Gentleman of the eiama of Tomlin-
son,- presented himself, and, in a short address, represented
the Alderman the little hope he entertained of being able to effect
any permanent good as to the conduct of the drovers In Smith:
field-market towards their cAtie, unless he received a more ape.
native assistance from the City officers. He and his t'riendhad
been twice round the market` that morning without being able
to get sight of a single officer.' He did not mean to make a p:aa
titular complaint against any one of them, nor did he wish to
get any of them turned out of their situations ; " but," said
Mr. Martin, `"though we have a aood- deal of talk among us
at tits other end of the town against sinecure places and pen-
sions, I cannot help say:zig, that in this instance sinecures and
pensions would do -some rood in the City. If these men (some
of them, I understan-2., are old) were-paisioned-liff, and four
good officerseppointed who would do their duty, there would
soon. be an -end of the ehOcking barbarities which are still
'yr:teased in Stnithfielda 'and yet. none of these fellows, as I
Can • learn, are ever ..brought npl by the oftleers.--Mr. Martin
also begged to notice, that he had been informed by several
Very r rupettable graziers; that the cruelty practised Upon the
poor animals in the night time exceeded by far that of the day t
And he therefore- took the . liberty of suggesting, in any new
arrangement the Coui t of Aldermen might make upon the sub.
ject,,-the necessity of the attendance of the officers from the
time the cattle were brodght into the market. .
Mr, Aldermen SCHOLEY hail much pleasure hi informing
the li on. Gentlemen, that front the publicity given to the sen.
titnents exprt. eased hrhimaand other eepresentetions,. the -At.
tension of the Court of Aldermen had been directed to the sub-
ject, -the coneideration or which had already been referred to
Committee of the whole Court ; and he tipped .Mr. Martin
would, if his presence aheatid _he-required, _attend the Commit-
tee, Who, fie 17C$ quite sure, Would be, ready to listen to any
auggeation his etperience upon the subject might finnieh.
,Mr. altetin replied, he had Tecialvcd. every possible assistance
from the Megistrateta of the City in furtherance of the objects
of hitt- Bill; anti 'eliould be most lumpy to attend them upon any
occasion when it might be underotheir. :-consitieration.-31r.
Martin and his friend then bowed and .withdrew.
PREVENTION OF. A DESPERATE, AFFRAY.
IVIARYLEitONE ‘,./..eracr,OetaSkalohn Doyle forwirded a
communication to the- Magistrates— of this Office ons Sunday
morning early, stating that preparations of a feightful nature
were making by the lower order of the Irish that are huddled
together in Calmil-builditigs, Potnnanalnarea and Oxford.
court, opposite .%l atylebone-lane, .fora general tight, which was
to take place that afteinoon in Calmat -buildings, The iuforma-
tion of the Gallant General went on to state, that two fellows
had been actively employed in colluding toot=., btickbeuaaand
missiles of every kind, and -hadactuallyater» erp.tiie.iraf react of
the areas in the neighbourhood for the premeditated conflict. Ile
bad for thipeabeof they neighbourhood dispatched this commu-
nication to the Magistrates; -in ender that they might direct the
Officere to -be in attendance, and preveia the cenflict taking
place. The agistrateaort receivir.g theabove information, gave
orders to Hewitt the chief 'Officer to repair, with-all the otticers
of the enabled-it:sent, to the'place deeigned foe cue affray, and
to tepprilten3 the parties 'engaged clic:rain - in order that they
might be dealt according to.law. ilispatchee were also
forwarded to the Parish Offices. directing them to aid and assist
the Police. The officers arrived jazat timeto. the
coal i whit*, was abotit to continence. The immenee aleetti.
blage of expecting ctinib*Mine- wee dispersed, and scene of the
ringleaders taken, wile *sit. discharged on their promising to
leave the neighbourtiwi.
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