The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-29 00:00:00

STAITWORD, DEC. es.

Yesterday, MILToN, The horse-deller, who re,
cently wagered 3001. aqainst 500 i. that he wotlic
tide from the end of awer-street; Piccaflly,
distance of-90 Miles) to this town, in five hours
convicted his undertaking thr,l! varters of an houi
within the time allowed ! ,He started from Direr.
street at 2 minutes past S. O'clock yesterday Morning,
and arrived HI the George and Angel Inn, in this
place, at 1,7 minutes [VSI 12., When it 19 considered
- that Mr. MILTON weighs 14 stone, and that in cote
sequence of his horses being misp!need, he W 35
obliged to ride one horse-upward's' 0115 miles his
wmay perhaps be proclaimed one of the Most
derful featS ever performed in the annals of horse,
nianship. One of the hors;.-s,was completely knocked
up before he had gone 4 miles.. M. MILTON, whett
he reached Siarriford, apprared'veiy little fatigued.

Crib has:accepted the challenge from Molyneux.
The match was tuade up at the n'ouse of Mr. Gui-
lty, Rupert-s!revt, for 250 guineis a al,ie, anti a
subscription purse of WO guineas for the
Toe battle is to be fought on the 21st of May. Fifty
guineas of the stake aie the actual property of Mo-
lyneux, whose- friends come forward with the it. 4:
mainder:

On Thursday Count Gorroutv (Ex-King of Swe-
den), accompanted by Sir Shiver SMITH au i an -
thrr Gentlemdtt, attended itt St. James's Pa;:tee to
-ar.ke inquiries• after the state of 1-1 s MAJESTY'S
health. It was. p;ist•the time direned by the Ulooin
of the Stole receive inquiries, it being above a
(patter vast four o'clOck. The list of names.to b 4.
sent to the-QuEstq at Windscir •was sealed up, but
was opened agai•=, to add the itatne of Count Goy
TORP: Sir SIDNEY SMITH' and the other Genticmiiit
explained to him, that he f.iustibe at the Pdace be-
fore tour o'clock in future.

The Duke Of QUEENsBE,RIty's -will contains I,hc
folloWipg bequests, in addition to those we tnive.al-
reaciy stated:—

To Mr. Donglis; 1.50,0,n1.
To Colonel Ttioutas, 24.,,000
To Mr. lames. 10,0001. • •
To Lady Gordon, to,oool.
So Sir la!nes .'.lontgoinpie, 160001. '
There are thrce Executors —tltd-E.ul of Stair, Sir flmes
Montgourarre, aid Mr. Douglas.

•
THE LYCEUM.--1 he comedy 'of The Ifonl
Moon and the Magic -Bride drew a very min) roils
audience to
,t;iis Theatre last night. The part of
Duke Aram= was,for the first time., performed by Mr.
NVRENCH j arill it iSI.IO mere ttianjustis:e to him ru say
that he is the best representative that has ar pealed
since it was 'performed by ELLISTJ2g. He support-
ed it with firmness, judgment, and feeling, and be
evidently improves to it'," general uepottment. The
rest of the Performers ‘,te have so mitten noti, ed, that
no farther comment is neeess iry. Both pieces v. eot
off with. eclat, and :were much applauded.

- There is now 'living a urrier, who travels from
a small town in the north of Lancashire, to a
vilhge about six miles distant, where he arrives,
every every ;Friday evening, at a certoin public-liou.e, at
which place the neig-hboura meet 'him, 1;n• their
inarketting; &c. The landlord of the inn having
latejy died, on examining 114 books and scores, his
executors',,to their i;reatasionislifntnt,foulid atnongst
the latterfive thousand three hundred quarts of ale,
regularly chalked to the accuirit of the twirler ;
which he, with good humour, :acknowledges to be
"just and right ;" and says, he hopes to live to
(mk as many more !--The landl-rd, above alluded
to, hid not kept a .public.house more than seven
years. But'does not this • partotic carrier deserve
well of his country ?
,He consumes a tolerable quan-
tity of old, Engosn beverage—to the confusion of
'Buonaparte, and the exclusion of fits brandy !
,
SINGULAR BAAGAIN.—At Branford, last week, a
bargain was struck between two persons, one agree-
ing to deliver to the other a millian of potatoes for
the sum of fifteen pounds.—Thee two-men enjoyed
their glass together, and parted' each in the toll ex-
peaation Gf having his engagement fulfilled ; but
next day the vendor, on coining to make a strious
Calculation of his agreement, naturally enough de-
murred., .for it was apparent that, judging from an
average weight, the million might be worth two
thou Sand pounds ! The purchaser, we undersland,
was for enforcing the bargain by law, bat with what
propeel of success we know not.

At the Fair of Ballingarry, county of Tipperary,
ouTuesday, the t Ith of this moat!), a large party
of armed men, above one hundred, marched throagh
the Fair, firing shots, and searching for men of an
opposite party, one of whom they found, and bleat
severely ; then marched off. Ina short time a se-
cond party, about the'same number; of armed men
marched in preceded by a man blowing a ho!ti. • They
completely dispersed the people in the ,Fair, broke
it up; and, after carousing and drinking the who're
Right, attacked and plundered a number of cabins in
the
_neighbourhood. •

Wednesday evening a party of journeymen, Alio
had been colle4ing Christman-boxes, went to a pub-
lic-house in the neighboUrhood of Spital-fields, when
a dispute arose cot-teeming their sharing -of the mo-
ney, and a general fight commenced; litiring,which
one of them was so much hurt, as to be taken to
the hospital. -

On Tuesday afternoon, during the heavy stortri
of rain, a man and woman, deceolly'dressel,,staud.
ing for shelter at the door of a Gentlernah'i iii,use,
in Bunhill-row, City-road, were invited th till the
rain had subsided when, ,to requite the party for
their,civility, they went away, taking with theta a
great coat and a silk umbrella.

_ .
illotwitlistanding the inclemency of the weather,
yesturday, two waterinen belonging to the Temple-
stairs", undertook tqr a trifling wager to swine across
the Thames against time. After .the decision of Ott;
aqueous, contention, the heroes retired. to a public-
house, where, by copious iioations of purl, they
soon dispelled the ill etlects of their chilly excursion.'
A fire broke out on Thursday night at the Ver.
non (-lead public-house,, corner of•reen-street and
North Audley-street, occwoconed by the negve:t of
a female lodger in the • second floor, who was so
dreadfully burnt, that she died stwitly atter in the
hospital.

,5P.4,%i6H PAPhiTS.

AYAbV)NTE, Nov. 17.—8‘ letters received from

the ct-ntof 01 the Peninsula, we _learn .that on the
1.
-1 tit!) of 0:.-7on-r a to,..ty of under the corn-

maiid of 1)0:1 Jose.Marinci de la Martin, occupied

Tetancon, tides, a:q.l Carracosa do•Huete, that its
advaqeed goi:irds .were ai.SYnta Cruz de la Zarza,
Cor,:;1 de Menaguer, Vdlatobas, and that ,tho
troops which in consequetice had
_joined the Freilch
were on thr r!glit of the Tay,u4.

~' T
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;1.,. 11..9-vest has not been ..bundant in tica territory
of )(errs du la Fronte.ra. 11.1,;ny peasants have not
rea:Te..; thtir crops, and many have
_not sown their
they- Weie certain they could reap only for
their eneanei.

1-%:,,-.l4:friich 'continue trioit rigorou.l y to elm&
cow iibutions. Bre Aisat Go uintos, and it is feared
that f.ehire the winter is over an ah7vite incinne
%till ravage fine 1.. f the most fruitful territories in the
;universe, which tic lot4' the fFrench reg Decal lull
title of tie gzanarics of Andalusia, and the seat
of.iihnnZl•nice and 1l ippiness. •

\l(v..t?o,—Within these few days _the
fi e'tyluch ti been
_in ide'lipon the Hictny, a; well
B-iy and the Castle, as Irtinn the Ar,e.oal
and 1. e Isla, ha, been
.more general. The gun-boats
cOlithnle to observe tot eneinv, of Whom!, no lUUYe
'has been noticed; and otf iota there is a' divi-";
sion pn ivt ich the enemy fired fruits ;be land, on the
morinng of the I sill.,
I'. e I'i-ellen part sans• incessantly labour to per-
suade us there are nOw no Spanisn armies, and that
those'.which• are cai:ed such are oii!.y,Coinp,inies of
lost and wit ked people.. In coulinuntv to t his, in
the relation, commUoicated by Soult to Aranza,
,and
pnblished 'by- the 'lacier, Of the action" of kiza with
General Blake; it is said that tlfe ImPerial.tro?ps had
4.4 beatrtm thre•gaNs corning fr(lin Never-
theless in thy Gaiett,. I.'. the 16th, this saute S
has sAid,the:':the 'solcheis of Blake amounted to
10,000, a nurnlier in truth, ra:ll'er Roo Lage•roi a
gang. It. is added at ilte end of te.satne relation,
that the intelligence trom Portugal is ti,e• most sin is,
taCtory, but.that they, will not publish it, till it ar-
rives otiieia:ly:
Good.Spaniarcis, amoi.g whom there is' no doubt
of tb,e mi-erable condition of mind
I,ot.these hich tar from pro,,Licing the
proposed eih ct, do ht:t aug-tnetit the distrust %%ill)
which the (üblic view these not4es..
•
to-diy demand-
ecl a lresdi coniribulion. of 6,000,°(:0. 41evLo. of the
prine!pal persons who were ordered to pay two
411 d a half having excused themselves, were in
consequence, arrest-o in their_houses, in each of
whichatWo;.!...lls Warmers were placed. On
.the bur—
rowlaltig has laid an exorbitant con-
tributictri; At Cora, where Il,err isa.population 01
• only 300 inhabitants, , they demanded t 00,000 ra
tions,"bio 60,600 Ot.La Puebla, where there are not
200. At iile. same tithe Soult bas ordered a ballot
from among the youths between. lb and QO years of
•
age.
SEVILLE, Dac. ?.=—To-day it was ordered that no
person on IC.,fir=back shoulil enter Or' go out by the
gate of Carthotia,' by which 'and -the br,Oge; qiere
have entered' disnt.rsed French soldiers, proceedirg •
from the Foie of Tonna. C.ieticral ' Gerard', • who
-corrimmided the thvi,iou Estrerbadura; entered
Seville this. evelming wain his troops' very much la-
:1

'Car,lonia, the theatre of heroism, has not ceased
"to give f,iumphs !o the Spanish ruins. Macoonaid, in-
tent tai succour Gerona, divided the corps under.liN,
three 'divisions, one of w hien has
bett bi.::>teti and cl;.stroy:ed
,by Campo Verde, and
theother tWu dis;:er§: d. Ti,e parrisanNfanso,who
his collecied und(:r, ord;:.‘l,; ::bout
.809 men,
,has
cut °lithewater mills 4 Ildtcelona; and'
corn hares to ob,erve the. Frn ech, and Lasstirprised
and tak-e-Ii I,risonftrs a detnetiment- 4.f-200 rites
that they bad scut out. An order.has.
been publish 7
ed by the Provincial'CongreiS io raise 25,000-men,
Ivhic'h is. c.arrying. of with utniost rigour,
awl the nuinbitr trill be completed in the course of
the-present Ttion t h.
General O'Ddnnel can rilre,Kly Walk in his house,
though. f 4 c,liinot go out, r rid it i$ expected thai
be writ 'sOon he entirely tecOVered. TortO4a main-
tains •a: tree' cornnitlttication, and provisinns and
troopi are daily iii and out.
Buoriapaili„ has 1,,,,Jed a Dl/4-eret, ordering that the
Spaniards.who fight for Fercinand V I 1:-shal no longer
be called inktrgentsi., hot be considered regukr
ermies, and when taken prisoners, be treated with
the greatest considerttion.
Hr'wwill this Dt ;-t-e agree with his having so
often asserted that Sptin was pacified, and content,
ed with his brother. J .seph ; and that only some
robbers and banditti disturbed good order ?, Within
a short time he will be obliged Co confess that the
forces of all Europe, under Iris eon-an-4nd, have not
been able to conquer and reluctantly to ak-.
knowledge, if lie is still in existence, the independ;-
ence of the most persevering and heroic nation. na-
tion in Europe. - •
The.6ol.ernor of Salamanca, Casaseca, has applied
for a 'reinforcement :In- his garrison. The hospitals
ere full, and 50 or .00 die every day.; the convales-
cents are svnt to Val,ladolid.

The garriSon of Ciudad
.linirigb consists of 800
men, atil some tioops train Sedenna are destined
for that city.
.•
It appears there is no reason to doubt of the action
reportd to have taken place between G,•nerat
Blake. and -SOn4stiaili. The French Gazette 3 say
(hill diej routed i131::t General near Baza ; but that
General Sebistiani; by an' accident, to which .war is
'vas obliged 'tb `fall batik upon Granada. ye
ITIA,' easily conje&ure (he causes and c.oliequences
of this-retreat.

The city of Seville which haidei-ived so many be-
nefits from the hournifol hand of Josepli, has just.
antlered anew contribution of 30 millions of rea,s,
adcie to that impoA:d ate.w days -ago, which is not

y t paid. • -
Happy are those which. live under the proteelion
of a Goranrnent so paternal!

Luripc;

FROM THE 'REGENCY GAZETTE.

'CADfZ, DEC. 3.-,-!For• some time past the ene-
my has employed'all the means in his power, and
has made' the greatest exertions •to form a small
maritime force,' in order to counteract ours, and an-
noy the vessels that occupy 'this bay. For this pur-
pose, having conveyed by land from the coast df
France a Considerable number of ship carpenter*,
riggers, antt,searnen, cutting down the :wood from
the adjacent mountains, and .seizing, all the .vessels
belonging to individuals in
.the ports of Sevilla and
Sanlocar ; they :found the ,means of asseeriblingzt
this port the whole of their flotilla by, the end of
October, and on the night of the 3 1 st, passed the
shallow off Point Candor, and, keeping close along
the coast arrived eady in the morning. at the mouth
of the river del Fuerto de Santa.l.l4atia, consisting of
nine guns-brigs and other 14, or j 5, at Rota, with
several and boats. They were unable, hdw-
ever, to etfect_this manceuvre without losing two of
,their gni,-br.gs,one, that grounded on Point Can-
dor, and attoti,er on the Bar. of Puerto ; 'this last
was de,ttoyed by t he boats,of the English Equadron,
which engaged the enemy. for a considerable time ;
gud,that which. struck on Point Candorbeing in the
vicinity of our advanced squldron that bent its
to that quarter was abambired and:taken pos.-

•
of.
the pan of the enemy. continued .all that night
between Roti aild the fortress ,of -Santa • Caialina,
while'those of Rota atlempteit 16 set Out forTherto,
and the English boats w,ent yonrd for the sane
pice : • but the enemy after made no movenpent.
On the morning of the followwg day, the weather
began to assume a very un fa v ourabi e appearznce',
anhthelaunches continued altering•their
and 'retiring into the bay, when about add-day, the
wind having-set in.frpm,S. E..with hea4 rains, and
a great swell at sea, our, launches withdrew td their
'station at Point St.'. Felipe, at the• same that time
the .Nnglisli withdrew. -to theirs.
Abb it throe. in the afternoon, the Find veering
to the Vawt,arid blowing still t4sh, with consider-
able rain,. the enemy ssiled, from Rota, and airect-
ed their course to Puertn, L el OSC in by the
As 'soon as they were perceived, the Eliglish,
hunches and boats, in company 'with ours, iminedi-
ate;y, steered towards them, and commenced an ac-

:ion, though, at votne,distance, and between the
Casile of Santa Cataitoa and Ihe.Bar, a very severe
tire of 'cannon and in.itstietry was opened upon them,
which Was returned both by the.. numerous trop
the ettiitny bad on board, and from the laud batie,
aSwellas the heavy cannon they had brought
-dow-ti to the ,hare.

On this occasion,, according ,to the information
wee have'received, tho eilemy.had 19 killed and 33
'wounded, besides severi,d (pliers very much bruised
on-Out.tide we only lost a 'Lieutenant arm Etigltsh
vessel,. that was killed b and' four of to marines' and,
searnen %your:, ed.

The enemy's, fiotißa entered the river, and made
no Movement till the 131 h, vherr about ten of their
I,u: cites altempt4 to itlake for Trot:atter°, but fin-
ing been discovered ny;the advanced boats, and
I:aving been tired upon,,iltry ntado :or the Rio de
S. Pedro, whcre pissing tratit-r the hrid.,,e; and en.
;e:ing the co,,fluencept tbo iwo rivers,. they eifeCied
jultdiou with the others in the harbour.

On the 2.2 d, several launcties:of the enemy, which
had giihdrawii by degrees, attempted to teach the
mouth of lie river, and all those iseintiled near t he-
Mole having
„beep observ,ed,rit.waS agreed on ti,e
.28d• by the two Commanders Of the li.:righsh and
Spanish squadrons to bring up,to the bar their seve-
tyaf i4o.nti and howiizor vessels, and to fire bombs and
grenades on the .enerny's.squadron and the plain of
l':(7.oia, where (ley hie their arsenal, and were
constructing other vessels. At ihree in the atter-
. noon; two -English boMb vesselS 'and two- Spanish
lierwitzees••Comnienced firing,- under the diredion
:of nob Francisco l'ylourelle, along with several other
boats of .both nations. At the. same time the four
:English bomb c4Vette.s and the ship • Aorge • com-
menced • a bombardment on the • fortress of Santa
Catalina, and the gun-boats in the tort:' and batteries
on the cost..- enemy ret defied the fire from all
points, which was continued With much activity till
the se.tting in of the night, ittiout the er y''s
launches attempting to leave the mouth of the river.
The bt-isk and -well-direded fire of the font- bomb
mil howitzer vessels, g hicli coninued 'for three
hours; must have done considerable dardage to the
eveniy's flotilla, of which we are ris' yet ignorant, as
well as of that ocassioned by the bomb vessels and
gun-boats, to the castle and other 140eries along the
coasr, and to the people serving them, which could
not fail.of being-•very, conSiJerahle. -On our side-
we have lost two,Englisb OffiC-rs and a marine
ed, and a soldier wounded in one Of the boats,' and
five Spanish }.=amen wounded in the gim-hrigs Co.
Jumbo and Carnielita. • The small combined
~quad-
ron maintained themselves from the' beginhirig to
the end of the contest without shifting their
sitions in spite of the bride fire kept up by- the erie-'
my in all chredions on the coat 'along which they
skere ranged, sod the Cominandani IVlOurette ro-
corhmends to the consideration of his Highness the
presence of mind and alacrity which he` universally
observed in all•the individhals of the squadron under
,under his orders, and the ~desire -tiny Manifesed,-
that the French would some day allow then an op"
portunity of fighting-with them on the
This action,-undertaken only by 'a Very small part
of °Lir 'smalt 'force, whiCh gas enough to shut up
and keep in check the enemy, will Sliew what is to
be eipeeted, •if•ttiey should ever date' to exposé
theinselves'ito-the tioht• Of our reSpectableflot:lla.

The Council of Regency has iearned with sails-
faetkti this information communkat'ed hi,- the Lieu-
tenant General Of .the Royal Army,'D. Alan' Vida.
vicencio, and in consideration of the coin;inq ob-
served in the two said adtionS by the'offieers and tl,e,
otoer men engaged •.iri :them, fiat teii.itself that as
often as the enemy shall attempt to attack Our hne,
they will Xperience a similar proof of our valour,
and be ,:convinced that whirr Citizens bear.arms iii
defence Of their country, they are invincible, vihi;e
tie power of tyrants, and the fatal terro, they spread
through all the countries that 'have had the
lottutte to tric6ive them, are unable to extinguish

N sPrinted by I/ eCHAR HA 14 S, us No. 4, Martlett.cdUrt, Ithvy,..itrect and I'vb:
'at 'the. Stnc4OFFiCB, No. i Stiat4 .w6tro %citiviisesnents, Qriers

for a (moment their s:icred love of encltriLeand
•.
liberty.. 7 • t
EDICT BY THE JUNTA pi: TZ,
The 'public labours and -the- arttiy, at a -time u hen
they are in most need of -snpport:artrl_iorsinernation,
are deprived of the robust arms of those who ought
to be most fOrward in fulfillinz tho,esacren.duties.
Artisans of all,classes, in the belt and most Vigor-
ous period,of life, -are occupied in the city in selling
even the Triost trifling anctleast JtecesSary.articles—
an employment which the. industrious matron, or
the poor old ',.man, and the infirm, alone ought to
assume for their.subsistence. Allured ay 11-v 4,011,,
tation of advantage. which -Spcculation, without any
labour, affOrds on all kinds of prorisions, they-ate
continually- oppressing the public and, converted
into drones, prefer the lucre .and indolince p 4 the
exercise -of •dutiesWhiCh would be an honour to
arm. This• destrittlive, and, in every req)ect,
scandalous disorder, has aroused ti-e-atts papa of the
Junta for the Gov..Jrimentand ,defence of thiS
place, and, as a reinedy, 'they have ordered the WI-,
lowing regul.ttions to be observed :
.Ist, That from (his Moment. the sheets and other
•,
places shall be cleared of all sitop;for butt and other
things which come :to the public, with the excel);
Lion of the place appointed for the sale of and
the like, until the.market, destined for lOod in go-
is built.

2dly, That all the , si)ops. shall be served and ec:,
Cupieu by old men, regpectaole feinaies;, or men
unfit for any other empio)ment ; ordtl that
ail these persions, win) ought to be of good character,
may obtain .ducument from the Government, cer-
tqing their, fitness, they are r equited to go before
thePincurador Mayor, who will faciiitate the grant
of the certificate, after having made the necessary
enquir,k.s.

3dly, That every master of a shop, whether for
fruit, vegetab!..'s, butcher's merit, or othr.r.things,
who, 6 clays atter the present date, does not possess
a license; signed by the inenti,ned Procurador
Ma) or; shall pay a fine of ten ducats, and.be sub-
Ject to tour days itupris9iuent ;. and farther, W!GI
the condition . of not allow, ,
,Itirn to re-open his
shop
That no person whatever shall. sell in the
streeis any of the abuse:-rrientio-ned articles, withviit
previonsly- obtaining to aforesaid permission and
fl-
cen'se, under the pain of paying the tine im-
posed upon- those who
,sell_in shi:tps without a proper
license.

And for the punOtt.:l, execution of these Regula4
the J not., tqlve re-sullied that they shall be.roade
public by Edicts, po,tied in the cosiornary places,
at.d- that the Triounals of Vigilance, and the Go-
missurios de Bari lo shall be directed torluperiutend
their exact ut)s, nanee.

'Me C:O6UL Ut VILLANUEVA DE LA BARED,.
FRANCISCO DE PAULA HUE, Seeretary.

LAW .E:E P ft T.

MIDDLESEX.--SHE F's COURT, DEC. 19.

BOULTOJ AND OTDEUS Zl. hILL.

The plaintiff's in th s Ca3:2 are proprietors of the
,coachts trout the Golden cross, Charing-G: ; the
dofenkiant is a CO,,Cii;ILID, lately e:llll,l‘.)yed by thco,
driving.one of their co/idles. It -zippt.7,ited-!ti evidence
that in April hitt action hod ben be,,ugitt agitioF.t
the proprietors by a person to recover chirLivs for
the injury fit had sustained, in const,itierieoi their
servant Ole presentdelendatit) having drivels
.their
coach against him. when on horseback, whereby he
was.thrown from tiie horse and much hurt, and the
itor,se•hilled, and in which action it- being
,proved
that the action arose thrOugh the the estreint... ne-
gligenet and -improper conduct of the coachman,
the; person injured recovered datnages against .the ;
proprietors, who therefore brought this action'
against the coachni: n to recover back the amount
of the damages it by them through his_itn-;.
proper condua.

. . .
Verdid for the proprietors, damages t3Bl.
IVe trust.this verdid will be a balcuiry Je.3.i. son to
stage. coachmen in general. '
~.1,

CHARGE MUKDER.

Bow-STREET.—Yt-s-terday a_ inan was brought
front haTesidence in Earl .street, Seven
custody of It. *Lithherick, charged' on .snspici`iiii at
. .
the wiltul murder of leis wife.

It appeared that the prisoner had beerr out on
Wettneddy, Christmts•boxing, acid on his return in
the eyening; his wife was iron, hime. ',vent,
out in search of -her, and found her af a sin-shop ;
in consequence of , which he made use of very vio-
lent language. and threats to her; among others, ihat
he would murder het ; and H hen-they got borne he
knocked tiler do wn,:beat•and- kicked her in a most
cruel manner, and she died in a—short time affer.
wards.

The prisoner was committed fur further examina-
tion.

The report of the circumstance attlra6led a great
crowd of persons round the hogv during yester-
day.

Charles Bell .and John Easton, two well-known
ilharacters, were' brought to the Officein the costody
of It. Limberick who stated, that in consequence of
the robbery 'of Mr. Read's shop, the jeweller,, in
Jernwn-street; • a :tew evepiugs since, he received
private infOrmation that the prjsollers were the roa-
bers, and ffidi they were knewnN have; pledged
part of the property. stoled. - •
William Marks, 'an apprentice to Rttad, slat-
' ed, that
theevening of the 14th ihsfi, ajtout four
o'clock, he shut up his master's shop, and.4lp9t five
o'clock he Webt out to take`sorne eßoilterslo Jtie St.
Jarnes's Hotel, at, the next door, .which had been
repaired, without fastening the shop-doer,
niS waster's son to have au eye to the door. He re-
turned from Ow Hotel in about two orthn e athletes,
when he found that the content, of rwo of the shop
window trays,. containing snuff-boxes , and_ gold
bioaches, with likenesses. of the King and Queen_ on
them, Oaths, and oth.-r,articfes of jewel-
lery, to a Very consider...A: amount, hail been
stolen.

This was coufiraled by Rea 4 the son,Ql,

Nhrtl t.y WI LLIAM 4141+41CA:1k F C Smith Malton.
lor the P4per, I,e4ltr.s tcr Erg: 11:::sir arc. (pos:.p,ici),

L. it ti ,squa: e.
rn,i-s: 6. add'elf2d-.

the piosqentor, who said, he heard the
open, ahit supposed it WaS the last witness returned,
but on Isis going to seer be observezi a man going
out... An olaria was given,..hut the
William Lovgt, shopuran to
P.mnbroker, of Brydges,street,
22d inst. the,,nrisoner.•Bell pledg-k
with Nib ; he asked him if it way
sooner replied it was the best _he

. _
chain was produced and identified

witnesses to be part of the property
seal, part of the property sy*.ri„_
same shop, and on the saine
could not idepiiiy eithlr of /Ai!
son who pltaigi-ci:

Thee orirtg uo. proof against the
be wai discharged. Ben, was coiiitnitied tor tut-tiler
exatuhl Alen.

MARLDoRotiGtt-STRR'O,-;—deorgetlisi -Egerton,
flown character, was charged with lobbing aSell•!
tlernan of the name of 11a4,kitie, in Lincol.i'..s
tieldi, on Wednesday The_ pros•A;ntor was
passing aloiG when be nett the prisimer incompaiii
with a wont :n, the latter seized huu by the loin,
when the former StLitcht.cl at his watch, and los-
sessesi hints It of tht._ seals. - The gehtit:trian g.ive ati
alarm, :arid pursued and secured the-pri,oner, Wlr6
was:fully co,iirnitted for ti'tal.

Ben j. Tonqua, also a known charaeler, was contr.
tnittedjor trial thr a of:'nte. John-White,
the prosectuor, looked in at the Turk's Head, '-.)yot-
weer, on Wednesday night, an-i wok some tetiesti.;
ment at the bar. On leaving the house, he was tot...
lowed by a groupe of thieves, who knocled Lim
down, and the prisoner' was identified as being the
person who had taken his watch.

On Monday evening last, the. Hon. Mrs. St. john, of a
Da tiOlter,

Li
Tuesday, at Brighton, the Lady of Sir Thomas Baring,
Batt. NI.P. of a Daughter.

Oh t riday Nirs. john Cowie, of Newington-pea:.
of a Son. '
The same day, in l'ortman-street,' the Lady of Sir J. W.
Smith, Bart. of a Sou.
'Liitel'y, at N'arinouth, the wife.of Captain Richard Spear,
ot,ilie-ROyal Navy, of a.Son.
At 14.,kehy. Ilan, in the County of Louth, the ,bight
the Viscountess Sciuthwell, of a Daughter.
FIR: Laity u Edward Allfrey, 'Esq. or •Devoncliire.iplarz,
of a Soh.

'At Peterborough, Alexander Christie, 'Esq. C$ -the ph
Dragoon Guards, son of Rear- Adniiral Christie, to. 4rmt,
only clanghter of the tato • 1). -Gate, Esq. of- Aulsworth,
sort halo pfoiishire
'At 14.1i4A-toti Sr. Michael,- fames Alo,call, Esq. of Wood
Elous,r2, to NI Monier, ''t the i-riory,
At St., Abe.ustirt's, Thornas Sharpies,
late Of St. l't•tersburAlt, to Miss Sitow.,!en, ot-
duo.

On Tlitirsday,,at, %Speen. 'near Newbury, • licrics, tobri
Cuuk, Esq. ot Terbury, ill t:lorice'stcriiire, ls.tbetbi,
younKt-.it;itairt,;itter of thelate-T. Hart, Esti. of Speen
!11.%,.: saint; m q
ornin, at rite Parish Chuteit ot St. (.41es,
'Camberwell, geade, Esq. ot rainberwell, t.i.t-tes-
, ter Carter sinilt, -ci.iughter of Henry Smith, Err,. of ins
Z.; place.

'l;hir, sat-nett-4y, at South T.:v[llllrib Civtrch, Mr. Trout, t 3.
MissG.ilkspie, only Tdattgi4ter of Ail. 'cella f,;i4espie, St„c.k.
well, Surrey, •
- yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover square, Henry ;11,1y,
tiara, Esq. to Miss Rabett, only clauglkter of the late Rot,t-
-naltisßabett,. Esq. of Braintiettif Hall,. In the County of ,L 11.•
foig. .

' •-•
On the 13th of Noveinber, at Gibr.iltar, the irfant son
Lieutenant. Colona Molle of 'the gth Regiment of four
Oa the 2.d ife.it. at hi, Ict:igings in Greyhound yard, of
tinghazn, after • a long series of s:Ally Mr, 1 o oft
A tuierson O'Brien, tatefy of the Stamford, Nottnignam, age.
ficihy Company ut Coinetlians a*ti 70.
Oa the t trist. in, thelgth'yett• of her age, at the house
of her friend, Mrs. Taylor, of Mortlake,. Surrey, after 3
;dlolt hadispAition of only two days:Nits. Coke, of HallflVei.
Loudon, mother. of T. W. Coke,',E:sq . of Hulk
Norfolk.

Last week, Mr. Bennett, skin. Comedian, of the [3aatin:o
Bristol Theatres, and lotmerly'.Of the 'theatre Royal su
Nat-
, %rich

'li Sun lay last, in the gjd year of hts age, Christophcir
Aldersrn, Esq.. of Homerton.
(.1n Monday, lohnLWaddilove, Esq, of Edgware. road.
- -Orr the ictli inst. intlcivvet—str6et, Mrs. Brown, abed 49,
after a long and painful illness.
On the 27th inst..at the house of her brother-in.law, Mr.
George .Sharp, jun. of Dulwich-hit!, Carnberwell, hiss
Annefonditen, aged 17, youngest daughter.of.trie late 'rho.
Inas Pontlitch, Esq. 9f Peckham.
On Thursday u.oruing, at. An .ad 'owed age, in H tt:lter-
street, M rs.. 'Sanders, widow of the late 'Win WI 1 i •Sit L"
deri, :E•sq ot,theis.iinctoiNevis. •
Last week, at Bogoatti, near Inverness, 4 lexander Mait•sag•
a native of Kintail., at the adv.ti‘Lci age of ic.4, •

• To THON/AS TAYLOR, Esq.
Pia, No. 9, New Bridge-street, filackfriarP,.
T CONSIDER it but an aid of justice.due to tilt;
merits of yytir LEAK L 's,VAT,E, NT PILLS, to coni- •
; [mink:ate to you the lON-Owing Cure Which has recently bei.l.l
pert orriud by them An Acquaintance of mine, by ttie
breaking out f:lf an old Venereal Complaint (attended by
romaiicittion or Aitsortie.rs arising therefrom!, was reduc.l'd al-
most to a skeleton ; and although he had the best twitial
advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent
Medicines, nothing et>l.ll4 be proc,urecl ~y4ich seemed .rosin'
•his case'; or to do'hiin any service : he remained in a most ret
minced and . pqiahle situation for two years, Linable to toJtuvf
his professum; and scarcely able to walk or even to st-atittoP
itis Aegs iu tact, no one who knew him ever supposeiTit pug
siblc fur hiin to recover. He was advised at last.to try yout •
*cake'sPills.; he did so, adhering •striCtly to the three,,iot'sj
given with thetn. Ile had not tiken more than two bOtatr_,_
trek/re he found an alteration fort he better : this encouralPt
him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more lie found
his appetite and strength gradua:iy return, and is inevt ag •
lioitiby and stout as any man I know. You are we' come/
Sir, to refer army pason to me 16r a confirmation. of the 80041
account it.it shot; kt be deonbted.
lam Sir, Your obedient hinnhle servant, .
Library, - Fulkst,ne. r uRDA,V. :• •
• Prepared. and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,-;-
Trios. Niehiber of the Royal College of Sur4e9lo
l..qiinon, at -his House, N0..9. New Bridge-street
Where, at:er a- constant residence at tree: re oar; Vortv Ye4llio.t.
in a practice particularly direeted to the Cure of C'enere
Complaints. and those incidental to the Parts of Gegera*tionrin .
bop Sexes, with that 4141.4;41de seceecyw.frieft 171CP
'of his profession sho.ild -always observe-, lie liatters.llo7
self, the • advice anti assistance tie gratityously adinkista:
to th'rsOns taking this Medicine, will 5e esteemed fly icir9,
cerning Public, as an adiaiiitare seldom to, be obtaii.:eil, at
void Of iambiguity.,
Also. sold, by his A ppointtnent, for theTeonvenienee 4 hose living at a distance, at the i'rrfutit::-'s. No. 15.,.:5t ,
.ban's-street, Pail' Matt ; the Toy t;iinp, No. Poi, OxliAra"
street ;. Mr. DlS!ioro ,gn's. No. 7, Fisti.stect-met ; Str'
South I•ri4;e, Edinburgh ; MI. AI Jhnyaid ,Glaser.
gow ; Wir.atiult,„Dan'te-street, 'Oublin-; Mr. Billhige'S;L".
verpuol ; Mr..Atkinsotes, i‘kuienester ;' and by one l'er)°..°
in every c:onsid T erable own in Great Britain and reiand;il.".
reoks'olonly *9d." each, sealed up with roll Sri;! ?Lila 44:j
Bettor's, w twre.by per.son.i ther sex may cure znenisei!.
with ease, Speed: i;ecreCy, and safety. 1 -
• N,. B. Every 130 x sold in Great writain is' sealed up *41::
,a Stamp, on• whic,ra, by favour toe' Conniusoloner.S.l''
printed at • the' Stialp-office, -" T. Taylor, NO. 9, tie, ,
Britt, e-atreet " to iinitne whticitis.l'ei,cimy, apdall vtWft a.
;coiritterfeits.

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t

"°44tr*lcak)ed.-
Mr. Tastier the
that pn the
;ed"'ti
39 gobJ‘ i•
ever ."f-;:c't
d by't r. 51
y stol.-103-11q4.a
vih pa.. t, :•d arue
but Mr. •Lovlitt
isoners as the Per-
e prisoner Eustorr,