The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-03 00:00:00

ARK IVAtS.

hinge and Princess fluters, at Thomas's Hotel. Beliider
square, from Sicily; Mr. and Lady Amelia Dayce, from the
Marquis of Blaridfordss,White Knights; 14oa.WilliamtValde-
gravy, from Bedford; Mrs. Moinnoic, La•ty of elite Lora Ai»
shop of Quebec., and the Miss Nloontains, at Perrot's Hotel,
Brock-street; Sir Francis Burdett, fruits Balm:bury-manor,
in Wiltshire.

USTU AKSIVAIOI.—Lord and Lady tide and family, Mat-
SITIO de Corbtron, Marquis Alt Soarnaery, Viscountess* de
Sourchis, Sir P. Itaghtst, Sir J. Datuaresque, Sir 3, Gore,
Sir Hugh Smith, Lady &marine, l'Acly K. Stewart, Hun.
Mr. Fitzwiliiam, Admiral Holloway and,family, Admiral
Walseity, General Bingham, General Couk, Colonel Hawkins,
Colourl Mortis*, Colonel M'Mahott, Major Bronme, Major
Bagwell, Major Ditcher, Major and Mrs. thtrtside, and
Major Lee.

Oreottn, Auo. 2.—Yesterday came on the elec-
tion at Merton College, when Mr. Mills, of
Christ Church, Mr. ..xfildmay, of Brasenose, ant
Mr. Cockerell, of Trinity, wore chosen Fellows.
The Rev. Frederick Pawsey, B. A. Citrate of
Witham, in Essex, has been presented to the
vicarage of Wilhemstead, void by the death of
the Rev. T. Bedford, M. patron, Lord Car-
teret, Who has also appointed Mr. Pawsey to be
nal of his Lordship's Chaplains. The Rev. Henry
POrtmore Cooper, AL A. ,bas been lieenced by
the Lora Bishop of the Diocese of Worcester to
the perpetual -Curacy of Great Hampton, near
Foesham, oo the nomination of the Rev. the
Dean and Chapter of Christ church, The Rev.
S. 11, has-been presented to the valuable
Rectory of Newbold Verdon, Leicestershire.
AFI'AIR OP HONOUR.-i-Vestenlay Col. G.—
attended at Marlborough-street Office, and enter-
ed into sureties to keep the peace towards a (len-
demon residing at the West end of the town, in
consequence of an affair of honour which happen-
ed between them a few days hack, in which some
of their trends iuterfered, which led to this ter.
ininatiou,

Boii-Vittiiii-itresterday, Mr. Nt RA. rijrAl'
.needed in the inquiry into the itoVropir conduct
of Vaughan, the late Pittrole, and some of his
associates, Tire'ease-which Oft Magistrate itarti.
elderly tlirec'ted tris at,c;.,t ion to, was the mann-
- - •
factured robbery and burglary iii the house, open-
pied by Mrs.. !'Donald, at. floxinitt, which- has.,
been to reprated:y.liefdre the 'ptd The four
men who broke oven 'the Rouse attentlzd as eel-
,
deuces ; they can scarcely he called men, the oldest
of them not being more than 21 years of age ;
they hawse appeara'nee" of country lads,
dressed in old Aileen jackets, strong high shoes,
'and very lunch the appearance of labourers. The
boy, 'about 12 or IS years of age, 'felt° was in the
•
'bottle .of Mrs. M4Donati with the men, attended
at 'the Office yelkterday; he is not the boy who
Vaughan gave 1141f-a-guinetrto pay liquor with,
male the men ivh, as It 'it called (drinking)
In the slang language.
'On the examination Mr. isiketts ascertained
'that Vaughan, by hit oivn aecount, Mersey that
the snen were in the touse and effeeted it thy
putting the boy, who wit adinitted an evidence
yesterday, in at a window,ott the first floor, by
his getting on One 41 the men's 'shoulders. 'fire
Magistrate questioned Vaughan how his eompa-
blow, Mackay did not go and take them itt the
house I Vaughan's sumo to this was, that ha
had to go from the place where Ire Wag watching
them through some gardens, and over some paling
ittui hedges, before he could get to the house.
This account was, however, by no means satisfac.
The Mtn aithitted that they were in the house,
`but denied stealing any thing, and persisted in it
That Mrs. Millnnald's ring was put into the pocket
by Mackay. 'They did not know whose house it
Was they:had been in till they were ,examined the
following day at the above Office.. %Viten. Mrs.
M'Donald appeared against them, they reefygnised.
her as lire 'woman with whom a companion 'of_
the'ir's, a wooden-legged man of the name sor
Drake, cohabited with, who had frequently been
with them in 'committing robberies, and had called
them up at all hOurs for that purpose. This Mrs.
Dovald denied, ter that she was in any way con-
nected with a man with' w.ooden leg, or even knew.
.otse. The Magistrate thought a considerable deal
of mystery was attaelictl-to this, and that the inen
vouid notbe mistaken as to a man with a I.vOinten.
anal they persisted in their statement. 'Doe.,
ing the tiny: the 'examination was going on in the
Office, a man with a wooden leg was observed, by
Godfrey and Lark, the patrole in Bow-sheet, in
company with some .stispitious characters.--.
When the examination hail concluded, and Mts.
M'Donald came oat of the. Office, she went die
reedy up to the wooden-legged titan, and walk-
ed away with him ; and when they had got into
Ilttssell-street,
.Godfrey EMI Lack were then
convinced something was wrong, after what
had passed in the Office, and took the wooden,
legged man into custody, who wanted to mak*
himself known to tiodirry as u nose ; saying he
had often given information of rthheries, and
wished not to be taken.before the Magistrate, but
Godfrey told him he' was acting under the direed.
don of the• Magistrate, anti he must go •beforos...
him, When, he proved to. be Drake,, of whom so
much had been said. He underwent an exami-
nation before the Magistrate, when there being
no charge against hits he was not dimwitted, but
-itnitted to. bail on bierewn sureties.

Mr. Nauss disOarged the four men and the
boy on their own recognizance to attend whets
called upon; tlicy.did so yesterday, and are to
appearnain-ui a future day.