Star.
London, England, 1816-10-03 00:00:00

BRlatiauS, utivasbaß 2.

•
Last night Mr. Imot.Eboi. appeared before ammo,
roils audience at our Theatre, in the characters of
Steady, in the Quaker, anti Captain (Meetly. in Lard
and Keg. Independently of the. various sits in the
performance of these parts, Mr. Lummox 'sung 44 Will
Wench," in which he WAS *rinhuhiasiically encored,
64 The Arethusa,". the description of a Storm, &c. The
audience rewarded the performer with repeated peak
of applause. Mr. Possum, in the character of Leah
most ably seconded the musical talents of Mr. Itact.e.
DON. MIS. Makkealtllat made her Stet appearance),
and acted in both pieces with much spirit and effect.
The pulpit eloqueuce of the Rev. T. R. Cote,
late M. P. for Lewes, was again exerted on Sunday
last, as the charitable advocate for the sick and poor
of all religious denominations in Brighton. Two
&mons were preached as his Chapel,. and a Collec.
man to the amount of -.C2U was teceived, notwith-
standing the tuifavottrahlo'" weather on that day..r.
Besides the spa:ions Chapelerectina in this town for
the coLgregattoa of this Reverend Gentleman, we
also learn that the extensive stables of the KLMP
wily, situated at the toot of the ancient Castle, at
Leases. ate to be pitilei down, and the boildihr to
convened_ into a Chapel, far the act: inn:iodation
of the namerois hearers Amore the I ,te Constituents
of the Reverend Gentleman is that town.

At • the G. neral Meeting, ut the Proprietors
,Drurydane Theatre, Mr. KINNAIRD stated that lis.rd
Briton would return to this country in the course of
the e.ining year.
FloT, %lin performed so welt at the Haymarket
Theatre, last Summer, is one of tln: new recruits of.
the Bath Theatre.

*

,

Mrs. llarwoon, who madeher deka at the BrTato' r
Theatre on Monday last, in the contrasted characters
of Lady Teazle and Little Pickle, was received in both
with great applause, and promises, to become a dis-
tinguished favottrite in the Bath Company. She was
the pupil of Mr. Et.usros.
A most unlottunate occorrence took place -on the
evening of Saturday se'unight, twat Hoylake, Che-
shire. A coachman ef. the name of Richard Fire,
for many years in the employment of Mr. Jackson.
of the Royal Hotel. Chester, proceeded on the above
day. accompanied by another a Mr. Jack on's coach-
men, with some company from the Hotel, for
lake. About eight o'clock the same even Leg, the
two coachmen lett the latter place with the intention
of returning home. 'each having a pair of horses un. •
der his care, but no chaise. They intended to return
home on the regular road, but on crossing the green,
a short distaa:e from the Hotel at lllLike, Fern,
who took the lead, missed the path, and directed his
steps, under a mistaken notion
.that he was going
right, towards the Sands; his companion, aware a
the danger Fern was exposing himself to, entreated
him to retrace his steps, but all in vain t he pursued
his Way until. it is supposed. he reached the river's
edge, and being there overwhelmed with the tide,
sea) drowe.ed One of the horses his since been found
dead oa the beach. A Coronet's Inquest was held
on the body, which es rs found on Sunday in die liver
Die, between West Kit by and the former place, on
Monday. before Mr. TRONAS FRANCI4 one of the
CittC.ironeri. Verdict.AccidehtallY dtowned.
A boat was upset in the Thames, near Gravesend,
by the violence of the gale ea Sunday, and one man
lost his life, &eating a widow, in a state of pregnancy,
and one child.
Last week three sailors were drowned at Chath on,
by the upsetting of a small boat, inm attic,' nine of
them had crowded,.in order to hasten ashore from
their ship, .Which had just been paid off.
BgAim7UL
asst 25.) -Last flight, iron eight to ten o'clock, a
vhenomenon 'ill' singular beauty appeared to the
inhabitants of this town t it was in the foul) of a
very regular arch. of white faint light, of about bee
degrees breadth in the middle, and terminating to
a point at each cud. At twenty minutes past eight
its East end .seemed to originate in the Nude,.
which was then rising. passed through the compel.
lation of Cassispeal Chair, and through the zenith
of Belfast, and terminated in the horizon to the West.
Before ten o'clock the top of the arch had regularly.
declined frets the zenith, about 20 degrees towards
rig South,obile thiends remained nzarly stationary:
it soon alter disappeared. The stars were easily seen
,through it, but appeared somewhat fainter. Between
the North and North-west the sky near the horizon
appeared very bright, having
_the same appearance
as is usual on a fine evening, soon after ion-sec. It
teems most probable that this beautiful phenomenon
is to be aatribed to the'ageney of electric matter in
the higher regions of the atmosphere.

.~

• . THB DUKE. OF YORK. "
It Appears from the Ration of the Commissioners
of Woods, Forests, and' Land Revenues, that his
Royal Highness the Duke of Yostsc has again become
one of the landed proprietors of the country; and that
to a considerable amount. The property purchased
by him of the Commissioners onsists• a-I. The
manor of Byfleet and Waybridge, :with Byfleet br
Weybridge Park, and a capital moulage and officer,
and other messuages and buildings there.-2. The
manor of Walton Leigh, and divers messuages and
lands therein.—S. A capital messuage-called 'Brook-
reads, with offices, gardens, and several parcels of
land, situate at Weybridge.-4. A farns-house and
divers lands, called Brooklands' Farm, etWeybridge.
—5. A ntessuage and lands', called Child's, near
Weybridge —6. Two coney .warrens, within the
manor of Byfleet and Weybridge. To this property
is to be added all lands and premises, which may be
allotted to the preceding by virtue of an Act of In-
closure. The sale was made to his Royal Highness
so long since as May, 1809, at the price of £74,459.
Ss. but' the money was permitted to remain unpaid
at the interest of Si per cent. tilt the 10th of June,.
When the principal and interest (amounting,
after the deduction of Property Tax and'of the rents,
which, during the interval, had been paid to the
Crown, to £85,135.5... 944 were pd into the Bank
of England to the account of the Commissioners for
the New Street. The Trustees for his Royal High.
Deis AM EDWARD MAXJRIDANIRA and SARDWILLIAM
FARRER, EUirs. His ltoyal-Hiptiness .has also pur-
chased, with the intervention, o the same-Trusierts,
about twenty acres of land id Walton, at the Oct
of £1291. 2s. Sd.

. -
Yesterday morning the Strjeant Major at Portland
BArracks, on awaking, lound his wile lying on the
Boor, by the bed, a corpse, and the floor covered with
blood ; on enquiring into the cause? it was discovered
that the, blood proceeded front the ruptortof a-blood

vessel.
CORONER'S Inonerrs.—An Inquisition was taken
yesterday afternoon, at the Porto Bello Tavern, 6t.
Martin's. Lane, upon the body of Wm. Cox, aged 41,
an assistant to Edward Connor, head gardener to the
Aarl of Coventry, who was found drowned on Tues:
day morning last, in a well in his Lordship's garden,
with his legs upwards. The Jury went to St. Martin's
workhouse„where the body lay, and took a view of it;
there were no marks of vioaence discovered upon it,
the following evidence was -afterwards adduced
Edward Connor, gardener. to his Lordship, stated,
that the deceased -had been occasonally employed by
him. On Tuesday morning he was surprised at learn-
kg his body had been taken out of the well byJ. Lewis
end others, and placed on a barrow. T. Dickinson,
tapiter at the Marquis of .Granby public house, in
Brisk-street, Piccadilly, at which house the deceased
formerly lived. aaid, whilst collecting his pots; he was
informed the deceased was drowned ; he went to the
spot,
.and assisted in getting up me body. The de-
*Asa was addicted to (Welting, and witness bad been
informed he went thereto wash his clothes. HisLord-
sliip's purser said, a man minted Jicob informed him
that somebody had- broken into the garden ; they
consequently armed shemselves, end went down,
when they found theclothes near the well. Witness
said," Jacob. I believe the man has got into the
setit,4here you know he will lie quiet enough." lie,
des woo to fetch hie Lordship eat. This evidence was
delivered with such levity, as excited the indignation
of the Coroner. who very properly reprehended- ms
cruelty, in thus leaving, a fellow Creature without
ascertaining his tate.. However, this admonition ap-
peased to have little effects Verdict—Founddrowned.
—An Inquest was also held yesterday at the Ten
Bells, Church street, Spitalfields, on Eunice Bitikar,
eight yors old. who while playing. on a potetne
fell, when the board, with *wt. of potatoes, fell on
her, and ruptured a vessel near the heart, which cau-
sed bier speedy death. Verdict—. Accidental Death.
Rrer.—A serious tint was occasioned on fiaterday
night at BArming, by a number of Irish labourers em-
ployed in picking hops for Mr. Elms. It appeared
that these men became dissatisfied because they had
not the activity equal to the wpm,' in picking hops,
and consequently did not earn so touch money ; and
it seems they took oceasion.toquarrel.with the watch.
wee employed by Mr. Ellis during the season to
guard against fires or other accidents. The trishaw
armed themselves with bludgeons. and, drew, the
watchmen into Mr. Ellis's house, which they beat,
until a party of, workmen from East Farleigh 'at-
tacked and drove them into an outbuilding. Here
they made a desperate resistance, but ultimately eight
of the ringleaders were seized and handcuffed, and
afterwards were examined before Enwasus Host&
croon, Esq. at Maidstone, when four of the most
caring were committed to gaols- and the remainder
discharged.
Buttor.mtuss.—Monday night the wash house of
Mr. Joseph Aldersey, of Homerton. near Hackney.
was broke open and robbed of a great quantity of
household , linen and men and women's wearing ap-
parel.—The same-night the dwelling book of me.
Bordenave, of Brixton Hill, was feloniously entered,
and robbed of a great quantity of wearing appal*,
and several other articles. Tuesday night the shop
of Mr. H. France. in Great Suffolk-street, Borough,
was entered and robbed of a great quantity of n-
.luable cut glass. decanters, salts, wine glues, ke..o-.
And on the same night, was stolen from on boast a
barge, lying of Trigg Wharf. Lower Thiniekstneta
eighteen bundles, containing two reams each, effuse
double crown paper.
. fire broke out last night about half past
eight o'clock. at the shop of Mr. Falconer. carpenter
and joiner, Turk's Heal-yard, Oxford:market, k
voinsnunicated, it is supposed, from a chimney to a.
quadtity of timber, which spread with great rapidity ;
eta in a short time it had also canmuoreated to• she
back part of the following • premises; landei
' bairn raper, corner of Market-street,
.oxford.reasll,
Mr. Stewart, grocer, next door, Mr.' Outstas re.
poulterer. nest door to Stewart's, and Mr. Hawkish;
an undeltaker, lo about a quarter of an hour Air
the commencement of the fire, several engines Iry
rived, said but fur the very prompt earth:we of the.
firemen the whole premises would• bares been. de-.
stroyed ; about half past nine thallium. vane happily,
subdued. The blab pat of the promisee of Mr. Wm:
Maishallt wine send sprit merthant, ass cash; fin,
and the pamisca were tonelietably damage,
.3:i ; . •

.J •

blesseerigrotner4 ' - •
broker in Leerstleyr-St Was
before the Lego "AMMO, o .faieelipkiet
Doi of the Society of Frieridelhejn excessi,
traint 'under
.a warrant ;tined foi.noe-pay
emelt rates, when it appeared that*,
40 yard, of fine Irish linen, which cost at
sale-price, to sell again, £9. 14i. U. An
of a pretetOed sale thiMrof, for 015.- 151. 94:
rendered to tberomplailiani, being .a loss ,
yard on the whole. The broker, on being
gated as to the reality of the seleObr which
shade a charge or half-a.gliinee trouble,
that he had sold one piece to his Merin-law
the other he kept himself:
The Loan MAYOR reprobated lii viler*
this scandalous conduct„ 'Which, he said,
put a. stop to, as far as it lay within 1
power{; and he regretted that the law
him to punish it as it merited.
Gr Im4,...:.Yesterdiy a porter belie). ging
-4 be

...41.711•DH . •
Black Bull Nu, Aldgate, , was convicted
ting Alderman in the mitigated penalty
costs, fur unlawfully taking 3d. more ,
entitled to in the portelage of a peke,
Black Bull to Pump-cottrt, in the Temple.'
Bovveramer.—Johot _Ription was yesterday
witted for trial, fork having fraudulently obtai
sum of £2l from George Coi; a publican
Smithfield, under the false pretence of being ...
tine Officer, and being able to release Cox from
consequences of some penalty incurred by
fraud was committed in March last, but Ripston
hithertwescaped apprehension.
Joint Wilsom was committed for trial, for
at the house of Mr. Shillitu, the Swan public.
the-Strand, as long ago as March law.
has now been brought to light, in consequence
£l5 notes, part of the property stolen,
lately tweed into the, prisoner's possession.
WONSHIP•STRINT.—A school-master in f.
was charged by a young gentleman with
inflicting several bruises on his head with
mahogany ruler, and knocking out two
by striking his head against one of the des
schoolroom, in consequence of teaching
his sum. The aggressor was held to bail.
QUSIN•SQUAILIL•..-.ST.4OE Coacurs.—.../
owner and driver of the Twickenham
appeared to an informatinn laid against
person appointed by the Commissioners, I
more outsides• than is allowed by the
King. Pople and Pace, both Officers
.square, proved that on Friday, the 27th
her, they saw defendant driving his own
rag his name, John Tapps, N 0.11211, on
on the foot•board, licensed to carry 6
'sat, and that when he passed through
,there were 13 persons outside besides
Defendant was fined £2O as owner and
Mr. Williams, a solicitor, attended
but declined sating any thing more thl
defendant would appeal to the Quarter
• Artbur'Curran, late a midshipman
summoned the driver of the hackney.coach
for charging him more than his fare. Or
of the Wth September, he wu at the
coffee-house, bottom of Spring•gardens,
thence sent for the coach, the number
before mentioned. He was takes to his
80, George.street, Blackfriars-road, and
demanded 44. which his wife paid. The
more than 3.. 6d.—The coachman, in I
said he was called from the stand to the
where be waited a long time, had a
trouble in getting the gentleman, who
dead drunk,. into and out of the coach
came to the turnpike he was obliged.:
gentleman having no less than a guinea,
thought he deserved 4s. The hour • being
sent home with the coach, and the nest "-
patting in fresh straw, he found a watch,
gave to his master, who bad kept it ever i
tpaster was present, and confirmedsbe
stated. The Magistrate (Mr. Raton
consequence of his having set so good
hit brethren of the. whip, by honestll
watch into his master's hands, he svuuld
him for taking more-than his fare.
being. produced, the complainant proved,
preuisn on wax of one of the seals, tfr
though be did not know either the name
He had already prosecuted another men,
of 'having robbed him ; but• by his own ,
himself, as being very tipsy, the Magistrate
not detain the man. He withdrew
charge, and forgave the coachman, having
his watch and seals.
UNION Hatz...YesterdayThor. and.
two young men of respectable appearance,
brought before Mr. CNANNIRS, charged
the Directors of the Lambeth Chapel a
the Congregation dueling the time of Divine
lon Monday evening last. The prosecutor
that of .late the tongregayion at the
warship bad frequently been annoyed
ld . perions coming about the doora
;and batwing, and making various disal
On Monday evening, during the time
fondants, together with another person,
tbus amusing themselves; they. were
-.bear, and go about their business; _
still persisted, and it was found necessary
Holmes, the Constable, who came and tt,
defendants into cnssody; their companion
The defendants'ispressed their sorrow
passed, and said they were ignorant
sitting a breach of the. peace. M'
tamed,. as the practice of disturbing
'bled at this chapel appeared toliavebeCome
it was time some step should be taken
to it. He should therefore hold the
bail, to answer the complaint of the k
the Sessions, when, it they were found
would be liable to a:penalty of 440 sack
The driver of one of the Dorking
week, convicted, at. Epsom, by Sir JANUS
in the penalty of ICS gad costs. for aarrt7
.side passengers thin his number.
• 1.14$ for uttering forged notes
iffegorre,, foe burglary. were executed,
last,. at Inucaster.:-6only four of the
Oaf cosmic/A, who received Senteate.
Sioneltaie snared death..

1

--• , . -
-•... . , .-
• ..„,
.440, 1, -4.., Tuesday Ili'entglat, I. Mary r e-, of a San.
*dr IttßTllTS.ott
•
, 14 i-1100 114..*Y.• ,
. 1
. The same day, in Bath, the Lady of Sir Al.exaed, No, •
411, 2 Y ;'. 3* ' .* ' • l. 'f " -711- • • 'Bart. of a son.
$llOllll a TinterilitY fr A, r Ws s.
• Thursday, at Aynto, Northamptonshire, the Lad •
4exiveright, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.
Per* ' 'I he sistsult. at it othienmy House, Lady IsneTa 7 cl'S, 4.
I me& b . risr,rt.._
liliailliftibiti.ol!.,keti7feez;kld:e 7.1 , , -,e‘dir.mo‘' : : .een. ,Itnligt t":
alli
0- ' . 1..' ' —Monday, at Worthing, the Lady of Lieut.-Col, -1- - ---•
cpeasysimveentdreiv.
. aierarr, of •a daughter. 'Vat, 14;
seizure was cation for life.
- ' - * —**—a- iii - MARRIED. -----,„„
bat the fen- °
t the whole.
veryTheatniprisisvoni eirt.anirianerec. eainvdinigniseitnnta;e4e,it made se „..
n Monday, the Coth ult. at Warmwell, in the to, NV
An account _ E , t • ,sc „he Dorms, by the Rev. George Picard, the Rev. George ,ftLi I
...-____
ii. had been 'once passed upon m.tree iii , 't'' '"' • lane, Rector of Wyke Regis and Weymouth, to hear •0"".
daughter of the Rev. litho Dula, D.D. of DA.ken,beletoti
IsS of 2s. per greet hatred which existed totvarde his race.
ing intern). The Comfort. SSRaftitllT remarked, ;Aar 'dishonest ----.—.
DIED.
rhich •
rhich he had Jews would alvtayt bi abhoired, and de sereodly pn- Sunday, after a Tice hours Molls, aged 65, Mr. Newberg 1.,- IN
ade stated, sished. Three of the gisoner.'s family had ahead? Clealents, landlord and rhrithxchiohit Wales public house, ci.„7.• ix
'door
la-blw, and received the same sentetfce for shiner offence: I. riod
16,
t:
Donald tmackarz.of
the
704
re
- ' he Cis, amn6veri-41110:"asrin'ng I94"Prft ." Mary, youngest daughter of the late Neil 1149naeslitulit'?„.
_, 4 4112g.'
stint% terms /went fartiilfl . , - , ;•,,.• • - Aberdeen. --1. al ibis gj
I, should be - ffilfiera Roads*, was capitaily-indictect for stealing Lately, is the prime of life, after a short Mness, lidi,, ioneg
mscatinti,strtilt house, near Portsmouth, daughter of ths Lte di. iisoie
misi
Ms judicial in a dwelling house 555 Spanish dollars, 'aloe £llO,
d. not enable -the property of Colonel Jarvis.At Trinidad, in the West
till Iniies Ano, wife of the Rau,: /We 4
Colonel Jarvis had tetorbed a short' At ante mss Adams, Mt•sionery at chit COI my. lescent
swing to the from Canada, and had in hislosicesrion a box con- l'itlt b'l OCK.: YEsl ER DAY. "--'•1 . .
dby the Sit. mining 1800 Spanish dollars. He met the prisoner spa Cent. Red. India Bonds 1 pr. days,
of ss. and in St. James's-street, who offered Weisel( as a ser- Dkto Cons. 6: (lit II . • I India:no:h.
lett aft st Pe
than he was want out of plate.: he represented to witness that he 4 per
Cents.-Cent Imp. 9 per Cent. 60!
S.
,per
__.,..vril2til ; EC:chequer &Ili at, aptask- ' lirot
el from the was in very great distress, so muchso„ that he had
de: been obliged to pawn every thing lie kid. In con. L.72._7"8,
_
c Oa 2
ierday cons- sequence, being in want of a servant, Colonel Jareis SARACEN'S 111:AD- INN, SNOW ffiti
obtained the took him into his service. Between the sth and Bth . UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. ill
ican in East of July last, he missed 555 &Alan oat of the chest. iIIiPOOL and RINC.WOOD new light DA; cold . : alts
acing an Es. When the prisoner had been with him fora short , Al-
st haisfetass ot
tiger ol
Lileek carati
nttwegitnostine.adng inandn :7,7;114 I 411101 *MI
Cm from the time; his condition was much altered ; •he bad a new _.
s p Paoli early the same evening} through raelnihiAaltemtirti,72, 26
iy him. Two. blot coat on, and appeared to be handsomely provl- Alredord, Winchester, Romaej. and Wiinbome.
Ripston Ihnikje4_selth clothes. About the sth of July witness quest of the Inhabitant., this coach runs hi a day, frok pe; ".
,went to Richmond for a day or two, and-carelessly Whnhorne, &e. previously to this coach "Oar, p--' TI
them were obliged vel by night. 'I he I roprietors will
to merit the pathnage of these frtenda who have kleadeftitadly Ia It
31' a burglary lire his keys in the drawing.room, and among
public-house,. was the key which opened the box. In consequence mated their desire to support this matiern.
i. The affair of the suspicions he entertained against the prisoner, soUTHAMP lON, Lymington, Winchester, and 11,60,04 T;
pence of two he went for i Bow-strtet officer. The prisoner did Ntienw.
soF7oudon antarrllits:letone
aiCt
ooach.sitth,
eaaitiretigtobizt
oinratihet mthiesoinrilnmed,
(146 Gettio, re lir
having been not sleep at his house, but at apartments of his own,
an. . - • while there was' a woman who passed for his wile. conveyance tada isle of Wsgbt,ni)
a Clerkenwell The Colonel called him up stairs, and having Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, ace. .
th assault, in charged him with the robbery, he becarnearery abu- WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Illatulford, Salisbury, um; T
with a heavy sive. and -said, that it he had known that he should ti.il_B.,t!indu
eukie new h
PackePt:ittoCguehi
7FTOSUCherbourg is ammosTdelightsel'ill(rnase:ll:o74l/4
....111
Dof his teeth, have been charged with such a disgraceful thing, he 77,10:7:78:,
desks in the never would have -come into the Colonel's service-'- jeerse:cry:sjGafieraternoni7):,stSta:lll4:l,ll/4.41.% :gpa+l,
The WATERLOO New Light tour Inside Coach, to lAA ' T
; another boy he added, that with respect to the alteration of his HALIFAX, BRADFORD, and 'all parts of the North.ottm ...
"I appearance, he had bought the blue coat of a Jeri in at two o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives at the Guijin Lin egi
Inn, leafs, next evening ,7.t six o'clock throu h iskii• 10.
...Johm.Tatftr, the street. At the prisoner's lodgingi was bound a Gnu' itham, Newark, and evening,
'I his coachg; lute• Ad; ill
accommodate the towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bredfo.srli, gym • T
'cLelocekdsinfethonet atfl,toesrelftgi.placecool* 1
stage-coach. quantity of ,new women's shoes, trinkets, and silk-
it him by the handkerchief". • nity. It will iceoanvveeLneitnedisi,a:coihmreeetou
I, fir carrying Henry Harris, jeweller, proved, that on the 10th of veneer' may
berhin
eLo..ndon early the next evening.
uMPIRE, a NhW LIVERPOOL I Vl;eurCol4;ll,{l bill
e 50th of the July the prisoner purchased a watch of him for £2.
one night oe the road, carries four Insides ii‘rild
eta of Queen• 3s. 6J. and paid Spanish dollars for it. The next
tit of Septem- day he bought a gold seal, for which he gave nine sets out every day at bee o'clock, arrive: at Liverpool nese: el: t :
ing
bury.be fNouortrelanseve;4l7kw,ribo_yriwiayi.out;Tf
eDrwianzbi,lcH,
ftiVcoletueysNutipiet "
in teeth, hay- more dollars, at the rate of 4s. 2d. per dollar. •
the door, and Henry Myers, salesman, deposed, that two or three
s
inside and 12 days before the apprehension of the pritoner, he came rtastZa2,and Peired:coSitt.one, ah-Scirs Newcastle, Kfluesl"‘l4! 0
b KensingtOn, to bis.shop, and bought a blue c ,at, for which he paid GOSLING's !MARLBOROUGH elegant PostCsaelsolires. ' !
the driver.— seven Spanish dollars. . HUNGER FORD, NEWBURY, and READING; esti vase k
Seven o'Clock in the Morning, arrives at Marlhorougli teem
I driver. Daniel Rees was also a salesman. The prisoner
--comfortable conveyance for those traeelline;the Wsst Rood
lig
on his behalf, bought of him a pair of small clothes for 15s. and Plymouth, •Weymouth, Detrdiefter, Fahodok
than that the gave four dollars, and received 2s. in change. • Dananauth, tad Lialicisury NeW Post Coach, every Ms* - .___4l2
ter Sessions. -- Colshot, shopman to 'Mr.. Wilkinson, jeweller, Six o'Clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bsiriport, Binda• am
in the navy, t proved, that the prisoner bought a gold *eat et the 1134singstoke, and Bagshot. Only one night out from Lein* ;01
:oath No. 07, .shop, and gave 18 dollars for it, all but 2s, He had `..!
BO°S :Ohl, Spalding, Peterborough, Stlkon,.and H •
)n the everting 64 Spanish dollars more also.in his possession, and new Royal Man Coach, sets out every Evenl4—Coarsufr .1 v
he Wellington he asked witness it he would give more than four Boston to Spilsby, I.outh, Grimsby, and Hull.
ns, and lions shillings a piece for them I Witness said no, he
ham,BA TcaiHneat,elanßdßl:l'aFrOibLorFoluaaish;irgeiPoes4-CAosichftenbaoss,throw ;Alma
1,4
sr of which is would not ; and the prisoner replied that he could
May's, the Greyhound Inn. Ilath;. Tavern, s
tis apartments, get 40. 61,..tastorzi:esii, in Swallow street,,,,,..Api. nawstreet, Bristol, cell morausehia4teaches to Vet., ali,
- • .. .
end the driver withstandipip , ,he sold the dollars for tour water, Taunton, &c. - 'A, •
he fare was no shillings a pie& to.hito. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Roclangbani; sets eases lee
Morning at Eig 'Clock; caries Four laitdes only, and ' a
1 his defence, Jane Hedges" pfaied, that the prosecutor, Colonel
is Wellington, Jarvis, rented part of her husband'; in Duke- itil,r arZwers: wit
Rexford. 1 r ti-
lig
I;
'mg116%.3 -"4" tkr°4l
es., tad' Ferryhrklge, to I
i great deal of street. She was present when thehox in question Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Woo*. •Nosstrithstaakts
ho was nearly was biought into the lodgings by the prisoner. in a uncommon Expedition of this 'Roach, it is idknved to he thesis
ch ; when they hackney coach, and it was at that time so heavy that agreeable and co'nplete Public Conveyance on the Nerds ilia
Ast
,to pay it, the three person's 'were employed to take, ii up into the betuingarcluaue t Aca.conunodatltin by any other. Oely as 1
ea; so that he Colonel's bed-chamber, where she saw it placed.— g GLASGOW, Long/even, Creme-Groen,•Ancan I •
wing late, he The appearance of the prisoner when be first came to Brovmhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumpock, Kinpwell, I
at morning. on ,the lodgings was very shabby • but a short time al. all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. , . •
tub, which. he terwards it was very much altered. The prisoner YOaRK, Newcastle, sod Edina Isurgt egh new Coach, *
ier since.—The indulged very much in liquor, and was very trouble. Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Rutfor7, Teams:, a ..
be fact to be as some in the house. She recollected the time of Col. Northalletton, Durham, maepeta, and Berwick. • '
MG) said. in Jarvis's going to Richmond for two or three nights. finding themselves fatigued from the length of the Pent,.
an example to Colonel Jarvis being re-ezamined, said, it might rest what time they please, and then proceed at withoersall
ditioad Fare. I. Benue, the Black Swin, Coney-strost,DA
illy giving the be possible that 'the dollars might have been taken nuts Coaches to Suedseland, Hull, Scarborough. Whitiabsil
old not punish out of the box by the prisoner while in the coach. other Places.
On the watch The prisoner said, in his defence, that he had been HULL, Northeave, Hovelen,Thern. aid Dooesster ha
wed, by an ins. sit years in the employ of Colonel Bloomfield, at Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Cross Keys, ids
feet Place Hull.
that it was his, Carlton House, and afterwards went into the service RTFOED, Ware, Hode•don, Waltham Cross, Brolbste
me or „camber. of the Commissioner of Woods and Forests. He .and wormiey, each every morning.
sa, on suspiCion then was employed by the prosecutor ; and he stated, BRIDGENOR'iki and Walsall Post Coach, every 8.. •
owe account of that the way he came into the possession of so many CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitchavai roe Coach, goes
giatrate would Spanish dollars was. that a man owed him ,tl5, and Four Horses, and a Guard an the way. Passes through •
Appleby, Grestabeidge. Richmond, Cattedck, Boroug. .
!so the present paid him all in Spanish dollars.. Wallaby, Abscised, Desesster, and Grantham (the MO
lying recovered An Officer in .the Navy, with whom the prisoner way by eighteen "mina). Sets out every Morning, and pwisol
had lived as servant, gave him a good character. The the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers &reale
I Jews Me:kr Jury found a verdict—Guilty. the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet ulna. adv • •
,
• their seats being secured in the next Coach.
pearance, were heT COMMONSintatawr desired the' orisoner to LIVERPOOL, Warrington. Knutstord, Stone, and Li •
led by one of expect the worst, and prepare for it, for such offences Post-Coack called 'me Express, every Evening at •
Wilth disturbing as these were not lightly to be passed over. A set. o'Clocik, W B. Brodarton's Saracen's Head Inn,
Divine Service, vent robbing his master of 4100, and capitally con' Limy". Guarded thr°l464l?-%
WAKEFIELD Post-coach, every morning at half-pau tin
patentor stated, wicted. might not perhaps find mercy. . CHESTER aod PARKGATE new Post Coach Dady.
above place of Joh* !'saris was indicted for stealing 601bs. of lead. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York,'Sua
I and disturbed from a dwelling-house. It appeared, however, upon Newcastle, and Edinbuqh,•carries Foes InOdes only, ere!
ors and hooting the eiidence, that. the prisoner was in the habit of t°,..._lll°°„°• at Two ItTelocba by way of bopeaga; Grutbuc
agreeable noises. buying leases of old houses, repairing them, and let- ''''KEIITID'AL, imicaster, ?mum, Kirby-I-or:AA, DOA
le of prayer, the Ling them again. In this, case the prosecutor had Cisorley, Ormskirk, and Gusting Post Coaches, every Ma'
rson, were found entered into an agreaniebt with the prisoner to let moon at Five Cluck.—Guarded.
desired to for.' him have the lease of 'a hones wanting repair; but SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, MI
they, however, Pjerce had committed acts of possession before it was Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland.
nary to send for ratified, by stripping sOinit lead from the gutters of ,not {V
Virikeslow,Conglet , . .
on Newcastle, Walla
. pton•Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Gustaa
tad tooluthe two the house. This was construed into a felony by the SHREWSBURY, Wellington, sod Shilinal Post-Coady ty i
spanionsicapedi prosecutor, and thl prisoner was indicted for it.— Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Cluask.—Guudid
or for what had After several witnesses had beenexamiued on both BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard,
they item coos. sides, the Common Sajeaot did not sum up to the ;:t eesv
by
Oxtford, Ensto' n andliery
c, and rialgielainahtempetwe. • the Saracens
day' ii.tt
r.-CaaaMais ob. Jory, but gave it as his °pinta that this was not a Bull-street, Birmingham. - " •
g persons'assand felony, but merely atrespassciagiinst which the land- SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Poet Coach, called the '. •
become frequent,. lord, if he chose, might have' ja re iliedi; "The prt '- 4'u' every Ming-
en to put a stop stater was of course atiinitsed. - DOVER, Deal, Margate, RaMsgate, Cants:Pori, Eversion
he deli:admits to --....—......—..,: . . . Chatham, and Rochester, Post Coaches, morniiiy and afters.
N.B. Passengers and Parcels booked for the above Coda
le prosecutors' at Yesterday the General Committee of the National ft the New Wines Horse Cellar, Piccadilly.
Pond guilty, they Society for the:Education ofthe rocr in the Princi-
aeb, and ;llamas. pis Of the Established Chttrcha
.held their 'Meeting at Wu opts B. MOUNTAIN And CO. respectfully acquaint
i;
• • •
• :• • ; bt. Martin's Vestry Roam...the Loan BISHOP of Low- Friends
eanrafaithgettgePueb,lkice.,totrfamt theyr thanwiil Emivtela;oaCtnltYjd: nVt. ala jt
, Ill*
stolen, or dasuaged, unless entered as such and paid for WO
; stages was, last DON in the Chair.' Twelve fresh Societies and fthools lolls, st the Sorasen'e Heed Inn,.Snow.hill.tonden. 1
hints Ag.nnyinglarl were united to the National Society ; .amongst. others,
.----*
. sever-al grants of money were made for building miter snoreout.: the Charity School for the Wad of Vintiy ; and. ..Sblitsai Market.
COAL MARKET; OCTObER e.
Ships sold. . Prices • A
' .." I '3 '; : l* 4 Newcastle Vs. Si to 10.. se
, 1 .8'
; and Aso and •school.rootifs at Brixbarn, Newport PagneU, sad other SW
_,Sundejland S • S6l. ettl. to 431,9i.0.
ludo on Saturday places.' A very interesting conamunication was made HIGH WATER TO MORRO wA t Al. NDON SRO&
. - 1 i nig. alter If
the thirty .cioo cap to the Calguittee, .of the progriss Of the' National Montag -
-Afternoon
- IS ......... ...
es.at the last' As— systtso pf teaching in Ireland, and also at Honduras
, . • indlhe eve of Good Hope. LONDON: Printed by Levu. Kane, Pickett Pell
• - e Published there, and at the Star-Ol,v, Temple B'
' :L..4