The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-11 00:00:00

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µe received a tile of Charleston Papers this
morning to the -Ith February.— The folloNs ing is an
al:stract:—

Tag SIIITIs:1 EXTEXIMNIA VIM MONoroLT IN TUC CAsT

MUMS.

Extract of a letter from Pedi Island, of Sumatra,
Sir Stamford Holies, on the part of the Bei-
tidi last India l'outpany, i■ April last purchased from
Hewlett, the King of Acheer, the exelasive privilege of
trading on the coast for the British flag; be has paid a
I. of rupees to Howlett, who will now be able to es-
tablish himself on his throne and destroy his enemies.
Tli• monopoly must continue ❑ntil that event at least,
led was not positively known to any of the masters of
thr British vessels lying on the coast until now."

One of the greatest prodigies of the present age
the very scanty and irregular information we
pin respecting an incipient revolution of a Govern-
ment situated in the very heart of Europe. As
s Boum!, is, indeed, at the head of that Govern
wet, we luny very well imagine that the French
mnials. which rctain none of the tincture of re-
will avoid expatiation upon such a
Nic. This family occupies four thrones at this
day, which may be said to have given the poli-
twl for some centuries to the greatest
inn of the civilized globe. and therefore any shock
which may be felt in any one of those States (and
Spain is a very distinguished one) may well be
imigined. in the way of percussion, to affect, more
or less, all the rest.
As soon, however, as the Courezz assemble, and
that oectseace_ must take Place let what will be
the trot* of events yet in snspenee, we shall tare
licensed narratise of the proceedings of the pa-
triots of Spain from day to day, by which we may
safely augur what is likely to be gained by social
man, from all that has taken place of late, but is
at present so imperfectly known.
In France it is painful to behold the strtir-gles
which talie place to turn the sad occurrence of the
assassination of the Duke of BERRY to the perma-
nent suffering of mankind. The arts and arguments
esed to establish the ominous projet of law relative
to individual liberty, confound the honest patriot:
r.tv men arc bold enough to urge what may be
(dieted r.; on the topic. General FOY indeed, in an

animated sreech, which was particularly listened
to, opposed the passing of this prtijel de loi, by man-
folly exclaiming. " Let not posterity reproach us
(c►ied the General) with sacrificing the liberties of
Prance for a been tomb to the memory of a Prince of
the Hoare of Hot:111101C State policy forbids it—
French honour revolts at it—Justiee trembles at it
—1 vote fbr the rejection of the prtiet de Poi."
This emi.hatic speech was applauded by the tri-
bun(•s, and so particularly in one as to excite the
censure of the President, and invoke the order fix
clearing it of all stranger .

STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOC.':.

The Funds hare been extraordinarily steady
during the whole of the week, the extreme
prices of Consols for money having been 681, and
; in fact, the public babe ceased to act fbr the
present: the consequence is, business, both real and
speeitlatke, seems to be at a stand, and until the
elections are finished, and the new Parliament
meets, we have little hopes of any amendment.
('o►;*ols for the Account are 681, 69, and Exche•
(pier Bills at 2s. discount.

Extract of a letter from Cape Henry (Hayti),
dated Jan. 22:--

" The report, which has been pnhlished in the Ame-
rican papers, that the intercourse between Christoptse
and Boyer had been opened, is without foundation, as
the hostility existing between these Chiefs still prevail.
\o communication with the two ports are permitted on
any account whatever. Christophe has recently aug-
mented his nave considerably : the fortifications at
the entrance of the harbour an also much im-
proved, and those in the town well adapted for mili-
tary positions. King Henry resides at Sans tionci,
sixteen miles from town. Part of the Haytian aquas
dmn is now ensiling. Rover's foree is said to be in-
ferior to that of Christophe. Boyer has invited the free
pimple of colour, in America, to emigrate to his dotal-
dons."
The latest letters from Cadis are of the lath
february the army of General Freyre was still
Dear that city, in the same position.

within year year walls. Yon yourselves shall choose your
Magistrates; and the empire of the law shall replace
that of despotism and caprice. Our fathers are ',sem-
min; the guardians of the people will he occupied in
frsoisg such laws as may prove conducive to the pros-
perity and sidefoloor of your city. Prepare for this
expect it with the firm resolution of not
harry runt ;
„coifing front your enterpriar, and with the assurance
that firmness 14111115 an impenetrable bulwatk against
the atm ks of nicked men, who disappear like smoke at
„jest of those uho 111"5111. the pads of honour and glory!
Live the nation lase the religion of our ancestors!
Live the Govern:nem, which renders a nation free and
harpy."
There hale been massy arrests made at Pampeluna ;
hot the Governor has only a feeble garrison, and he is
very witch in tear of the influence of the name of Mina,
Rho has already formed a union with souse celebrated
Chiefs. The insorrection continues to extend, and as- 11
roes an ;iprarance of consistency and consJlislation.
slims's' ea, movement in Navarre succeed, the first re.
11111 Will he to rut otf all communication with France,
and prevent mil co-operation of that Government with I
the Moya;i-t party. In the cominereial intelligence
rr-
v on 'Change at Par's, it is announced that insur-
who& has manifested itself at l'oroL;ne.

°RIVERA, statrtom.-
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CITY ItLEC'TIOI4I.

STATE OP TIM POLL TUIS DAT AT TWO O'CLOCK.

Mr. Wiaaox . ISM
Mr. Alderman Woos . !gyp
Mr. Alderman ruarris
Tut Loan Mayon. 2418
Mr. Alderman THOMP
Mr. Alderman Wei

EATSI INSTER ELECTION.
STATE OF tII PULL TUN DAT ♦T HALF-PAST TWO.

Sir F. Be RaPTT.
Mr. lloionotx, .
lion. U. tv a...

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YARMOUTH, MAncit 9.—According to the number of
persons who usually vote, it is almost certain the
majority cannot he got over, and that the election
of Anson and Itumbold is certain. There are two pro-
minent 'wises which appear to hare led to the present
opposition : first, the distresses of the times, which, since
the last elyrtion, have reused about two hundred and
forty of the electors to receive parochial relief, and are
thns disfranchised ; and, secondly, the party wlso sup-
port M .. . Anson and !tombola felt themselves too
secure, and thus lust many of the out-voters. Ifeorral
Walpole had his freedom granted in the tear 17ttft, but
did not take it up till Thursday afternoon. When he
polled, the partizans gave I ' three cheers—lse turned
towards them, and said, in an audible and impressive
manner, " I thank you—l come here to vote for your
independence."

Sir John Oshorne's committee are very active in
endeavouring to iterstistle the freeholders of Bedfordshire,
who havr promised their votes to the Marquis of Ta-
vistock and Mr. Pym, to withhold them from the latter
and give plumpers to the former.
Mr. Alderman Wood's Committee having noticed
a paragraph in The Morning Chronicle of this day,
containing extracts from the Address of the Recorder
of Loudon to the Lord Chief Baron, on the pre-
sentation of the Alderman on his re-election as
Lord Mayor, beg to inform the Editor of " 'I'IIk
STATESMAN," that the Lord Chief Baron was
Thoinpson, and not Richards.

BRIGIIIIMI, M.IIICII 10.
-.01.-

Our beloved Sovereign, it gives ns pl to ohserve,
continues in a state of improving health and spirits.
The coldness of the weather hitherto, a sharp and pene-
trating north wind commonly prevailing throughout the
week, has prevented leis Majesty from taking those re-
freshing public airings on horseback, or in a carriage,
to which he is inclined; but which, should the atmo-
sphere become more mild, and present indications are in
favour of such a change, suck salutary rides and in-
spiriting exercises, we have every reason to believe his
Majesty will daily pursue.

At present Isis 314jrsty confines himself to the Palace,
devoting his time to State affairs and business, with no
other company than the noble personages a•ho imme-
diately constitute the limited !loyal suite.
Lady Bloomfield arrived at the Palace on Tuesday.

Since writing the above, we have learnt that his
Majesty enjoyed a lengthened promenade on the en-
closed .grataatiayfabe puthter,in the uttermost ttf
day, and felt Wood ouch refreshed by the exercise.
The workmen areettee more busily employed on the
exterior of the Palacb: considerable progress, in open-
ing new beauties in the design, has been made by them
shire this day se'nuight.
Sir Benjamin Bloomfield departed for London on
Sunday last, but returned to the Palace late on Mouthsy
etening.

OR.ironios.
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ROYAL COaeaa THrArs►.—Last flight a grand Inimi-
cal selection was performed at this truly-elegant
Theatre. The liberal and spirited blanagers, it appears,
afford every facility in their power for the gratification
of the public ; among which the musical banquet of last
night was a pleasing specimen. A duet, sang by Sig-
nora Coast and Aa4DiOUITTI, was rapturously encored ;
as was the Echo duet, by Signora Cdaitt and bliss M.
Coast. The young Lady who made her second ap-
pearance has a line voice, and though she appeared
timid, we have no doubt a little of the sunshine of po-
pular applause will soon warm her lido a confidence
that may show her maturer talents to advantage. We
are informed she is a pupil of Mr. ll'Afte, the leader,
who in a rajsririu displayed his astonishing powers on
the violin. bliss Lore, who is a meritorious anal crow-
ing favourite with the public, sang " He was despised,"
in her best style. Pcsam.tst's "Comfort ye" was not his
happiest efforts. lltoat.►n's powerful bass voice elicited
d share of the general applause; indeed, the whole of
the evening's performance dues great coedit to the
llanagers.

Yesterday, the Duke of York dined with Mr. and
Mrs. Colitis and a select party ; among whom was
Lord Erskine.

Philip Iliallett Case, Esq. of Testerton, in Nor-
' folk, had last week the honour of visiting his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and was by
that distinguished personage presenter with a
' ring.
The squadron of 00 14th Light Dragoons, under
the command of Captain Anderson, hove marched
into quarters at Aylsham and North Waltham
during the elections.
A junction of the Glducester and fterkel4 l'anal,
with those of the Thames, Severn, mad Stroud ter. has
keen effected, by Which a very mite:mime lice of sestuntu-
nication is opetied.
It is stated in a letter from a traveller in Jars, hat a
savage has been found in the woods of the island; Nis
thought that he must have lost himself ip the earlier mkt
of his youth. sad he now wins to be shoot thirty yeam
old. fie speaks no snivels* language, bat belloss like
ad animal, or rather barks, for his voice is like that of a
dog. He runs en ell fours, and if he perceives any he,
man being he climbs up a tree like a monkey, and sprin
from one branch to sontleve. Wiled he sees any bird or
game, he catches at it, anal very seldom misses his prey.
As yet be has not been able to al-cosmos himself to the
usual mode of living and food of the human species. ,
A large oak tree, almost as black as jet, but in geed
eoudition, was discovered last week by sane wee eon-
ployed in digging a reservoir at Ilrinithorpe. in York-
shire. It is supposed to have beet, baried many
centuries. •
A RIMAIIIMILI woman was on
Sattirdav, 19th Feb. pet to bed with three fine girls, which
are all alive and I.kely to do well' In addition to the j
above, they have a fa oily of fore small children.

Till NEW PARLIA.VIIN7'.

lIIIMBIRS RITURBILD.
evairrons.--0. CboteryneL Esq.; B. Benyon, Req.
frawaw.—T. I. Lessard, Eget ; W. ilaldiamwd, Esq.
Osemslat.—C. Touejsois, Esq.; Buncombe. Esq.
Asusbnovoier.—R. Fyne., Req.; 0. C. Antrobas. Esq.
Permislikttn.—ldr. Jollier.; Lord
Oaveate.—..j Watts Russell, Esq. ; Thomas Disett, Eiq.
Olria• CITT.—Mr. Wetherall: Mr. Lockart.
MILIIORKE PORT.,--I.olrd Unite!; lion. B. Paget.
Foway.—Lord Valletort ; George Lucy, Esq.
AtaaLsonouon.—Hon. John Wodehouse ; ..ord Rrudenell.
CALNE.-11ou. J. Abercrombie; James Macdonald, Esq.
CARNArrsem.—Hon. J. F. Campbell.
SPIAITIMURT.—IIon. W. ilarbord ; Ahm. Moore, Esq.
EDINOCROH.—Right Hon. W. fund...
OltrOlt D. —llorace B. Seymour Esq.; Jot.. Douglas, Esq.
Pt.runt TH. —Sir T. Byes Martin ; Sir W. Congreve.
eurnraor.—lion. H. Curzon, lion. W. Vast.
Hanarono.— lion. J. Somers Cocks ; R. tseudamore. Esq.
Rif:lC—Lord W Opole; Sir M. B. Fulkev, Bart.
Mosruotetov.—llenr) e. lire, Esq.
Wit; em.—Lord Lindsay ; J. A. Benison, lisq.
nßolTtili'll.—Earl of Merlon ; Thus. Foley,
ROSTON.-Mr. Ellis ; Mr. lirathc“te.
Nanvoar, CORNVIALL.—WW. NUrthey, Esq. ; J. R•ine,

. .
Esq.
MAIn*ToNr.—A. W. Roberts, F.sq.; John Wells, Esq.
I.lcnvic a n.—Cen. riir U. MIMS U. (I • V. Vernon. Eq.
Povrern lloeldsworth. Esq.; Lori Pollington.
Slawrox.—Viscount Anocannon ; lion. J. C. Hamden.
Qt missions on.— lion. J. l'. Villiers; U. P. 110 l ford, Esq.
Ltn.ow.—Viscount Clive; Hon. R. ('live.
Woncassaa.—Lord Deerherst ; Col. Davies.
W ‘awsca.—Hir Ureville; C. Mills, Esq.
)huntass.--Jobe Holds. Esq.; Abel Honk. Esq.
ST. L A NS.—W. T. Hobart.. Esq. ;C. Smith, EN.
PIA PTON.—A. Boswell, Esq.; U. Macdonald, Esq.
Etsc Unonorrasn.—Lordlitrtthaven ; lion. I'. Jenkinvon.
Torr.eaa.—T. P. Courtenay. Esq.; John Bent, Esq.
Wm a rcisoicit.—llos. 0.11. P. Townshend ; lion. S. Scott.
lioltsllll7l.—Sir John Aubrey; It. Runt, E.g.
Poncsmot vs.—John Carter, ; Admiral Markham.
.—Mr. Wharton ; Mr. Fos.
Hatsvok.—Mr. Bright; Mr. Mr. Davis.
Dana..-11. F. C. vendish; T. W. Coke.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

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STATE OF POLLS.

T tnmouTti, MARCH 10.--(THREI O'CLOCK.)
lien. Anson - - - 716 1 Lirut.-Henrral Michell 599
C. E. - - - 7111 J. 11. Strati - - - 599
PRESTON, MARCO J.
The following mar justly be ranked among the greatest
al'arnonlrna Of thr day.
Sam. llorrorks, Esq. - 143 J. Williams, Esq. - - 141
FAlsr. florily, Esq. I 31r. Henry Hunt - - 141
t MKNTRT, MARE.. In.—TIMID DAT.
Ellice
Wore 371 I Close, declined.
I.lcearont., MARCH 4.
Rt. Hon. ft. Canning - 161 I 11r. Crompton - - - 54
lieneral 11ascilytie - - 119 1 T. Leyland, Esq. - - Yj
sirrriNlill %11. MARCH it.
621 I Smith
Dossman
wENLoua, MARCH M.

Jimester .144:1 Lumley
(.11141e

%41.1114, lI%RIII 9.
Cren)ig.ny - - - :193 I Chand.wrinyne -- = 301
Dot:ita
I 'saucy 9.
Wildman - - - 2
Harvey
1.1:1131 MARCH q.
Lord Ilothain - - - 236 I Harcourt
Sir W. Firlie - - -111 i
motor's umurt.t, suite' 7.
W. Minor - • - 111 lion. U. Kiunaitd - - 37
C. Rogers - - • - JII I It. Knight - . 57
GRANTIt 31, MARCH 8.
Cnst
lanneri
MCDOS, M 11tC111 S.
Colonel Bailey - Shaw
tilllll I

ParrAt
exerea, at.teeit 8.
Coluiesay - - - Sir W. T. Pole - 192
Nittimeout 31:1
sown' tmrro74, MARCH 9.
Sir I). itobinusii - - 399 I Lottl Compton - ; ; 368
Mr. 31aberley - - -45 s
RN %DINO, M4ltell 9.
Weyland Munk
Palther
11311111)1.0KT. waiter' 9.
Scott 'Pt I Sir IL I/. St. Paul - - 16
Sherri'

ler
TrMK, MARCH S.
[Km's. - . . .
Wyrill
NOWCAIITIA (AT 8.
Kinnersley - - - - 237 I Yates Brown -
Wilmot
CIIZSTPIR, MARCH S.
Sir J. (I. Egerton - :on I ileneral Itrogyenor • 511
Lord Belgrave - - - MI E V. Townslteni - - 49

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The contest for the city of York has commenced
moat favourably for the Independent interest, and
there is every prospect of the ultimate defeat of
the Ministerial Candidate.
Mr. C. C. Western, (Me of the C.indidates for the
roam of Oster, landed at Dover on Thursday, an•l
soon after art out fur his is,•st in that county.
Mr. llonblon has declined ottfring himself again as
a Representatiiv of the County of Essex. Admiral Sir
Khali Harvey, and Mr. C. C. Western, will, therefore,
probably he returned witl 1111 l . opposition.
A third Candidate has ifiirspectedly started for Col-
dwater, in Sir Henry Russell, supported by th- frecumte
• of that borough resident in London.
The election of Knights of the Shire fur Lancaster is
Reed for Tuesday, the Lids instant.
It is the intention of Mr. A tcheson and Colonel Camae,
the rejected candidates fur Petri-41AI, td petition against
the return of their opponents.
aire
3fr. Sharp, the unsuccessful candidate for Maidstone,
hired before he left that town, that he would peti-
t on the House against the return 1 alleging that lie •
acilild prove bribery.
lard Laserlles' third son, Mr. Win. hascelles, is the
hew candidate rut Nortliallertori.

In addition to the two old Men'hers, Lieut.-Oeneral
Hart and Lord Mount Char!es, )lajor Stewart, eldest
soa of the late Member, has notified his intention of
massdinK for the county Of nonrcAl•
Lord Ilelfast, late 3lenther fur Carrickfergus, has ad-
dresseskillte counts, of .Itstriin.
Artlmiethicheiter, F.M. M. P. in last Parliament, for
Belfast, has addressed his old constiteents at Carrick-
fergus, fur the new Parliament.

INTELLIO E. 11; I?.
The /oho and Dorothy. Curtail, frotti histido. tin
tin shore nett Dieppe, nth init. hater-lupH. Thi crew
were saved, but the vessel has gone to pseceit
The ichotitibr Echo, Jonas, of London, bound to Sierre
Leone, after ridingt4 bruin In Dieppe road., and learinz
two anchors, Went into Dieppe on the sth inst. wish loss
of top-mast, but will sill agiie in t or 3 days.
The stoop Dove. of Cowes, &obi Eattworth, ran on
shore four miles west of Dieppe; with only two bands tri
board. Shell especial td be got off with little damaKe.

Mat., Kitten Dl—Arrived, nod soiled for the Rive'.
the Cynthia, Simpson, from Belfast; with loos of anchors
and cables ; and Lovely Ann, from St: Thomas's, last
from PortsmOutb.—Came down (tutu the River, and
sailed with the rest of the outward-bound, the Fortitude
luereased, Manning, for St. Kitts; Ealing Drove, for
Dominica ; Ceres, Thompson, for Africa; and Venus.
Lawson, fot Barcelona.

4)1110ATE, 31.4111:11 10.—Several parts of a wreck,
including ai lower mast, 63 fret long, by 11 inches die-
meter, have been picked np; also a shrill Milt liter, and
12 fathom of S•ineh cable, sopposcd to belong to the
sloop Lord Wellington, of Poole.

LYNN, MARCH 10.—A boat hat hero picked up within
this port belonging to the Leeds, bale, of Leeds, from
which, together with a great quantity of goods !Irvin.:
been washed upon different yarn of the coast, app;.;
rently part of the cargo of a trader, from London to
Hull, or Leeds, it is feared that a vessel of this discrip-
tion foundered in the late gale.
iinuwitu, Ahern lo.—The Dundee, Holmes, bound
to Davis's Straits, has run on board of the PrincessChar-
loth% Berwick smack, an.l she sunk in 9 fathom water,
about a mile above the Hook of the littnilect.

PORTSIIOI.III, 10.—Sailed the Waterloo.
Lord, for Calcutta; Cumber!am% .1,1,10, for Bremen=
and Liberty, IVl'son, for London.

Ltyntroot., Maori; .—Arrived the Tamer, Berry
Roger Stewart, Cooper; and James M—, Anderson•
from Charlston.

MARCH 9.—Arrived the Lucy, Hancock, and Hibernia.
Hodson, from Bahia ; Ellen, Brien, from Demerara ;
Rosanna, Davis, awl Hingham, (row Charles-
ton ; Parker and Sons, Hodgson, from New Orleans;
Caledonia, Fosdick, from New York ; and Jane, Drum-
mond, from Savannah.

NORTH SHIRLDR, 31. ttrti B.—The Grampinn, Stur-
rock, of Aberdeen, frum Sunderland, in coming into the
harbour struck npun the bar, and unihipped her rudder
and damaged her trunk; she now makes twelve inches
water an hoar.

FALMOUTH, MARC!' 7.—. Arrived the Thalia, Webster;
from Jamaica, in 53 days, for London ; she experienced
very had weather in her passage, by which her stern k
stove in ; she is in want of provisions; she passed 01
Cape St. Nicholas, Domingo, the Rurn,t, Talber►, from
Bermuda, for Mauatta Bsy.—Sailed the Mary, Ather-
ton ; and Providence, Holt, fur Waterford; and Richard
and Ann, Way, for Dublin.

hlonen 8.-Arrivetl the 7letoryi Ctiniinghom. front
Serillr, In eleven weeks. for Longlon.—Arrived t 6•
pert tht Confolodor*Bitifrl4l4l)46/Ilidi Melia', in
forty-five thy., fur Gwen.

!Si iu.r, Nairn 4.—Artivod the Peeee. Leeke, from
Qewi•eastle for Liverpool, with loss of boat, bulwarks,
auil Bails.

PUGILISM.

GREAT PCGILISTIC CONTEST FOR ORE nu:ennui GUINEAS
A SIDE. BETWEEN Tilt SCIENTIFIC N►oRut COOPER.
FROM atitstacann, AND SUELTON, WIIO WAS RECENTLY
Dircitco IT 01.1 TER.
Last night the shove heroes of the fiat entered into
articles to meet on Tuesday, the 27th of June, in •s
twenty-(our foot ring, within twenty-live miles of Lon-
don. The amateurs have been a long time in tresskiist
this snatch, owing, it was said, to the Arms of Cooper;
hat it appears he now means nothing else hut fighting.
The superiority of science possessed by Cooper in the
prise ring is upon a par with the elegance and precision
of Angelo in the school for fencing. It will be a most
sporting contest.
Segovia:ls ANO DARIO Hupsost.—ln addition to this
battle, which takes place on Monday next, within twenty
tonna London, Parish, and Lashbrook the waterman,
will enter the lists fora subscription purse.

M n.t me LAvAt.rtilt.—Yesterday, between One
and two o'clock, a lady was seen upon the Pont
!loyal, with a handkerchief wrapped round her head.
She prepared to mount the parapet, apparently with the
intention of Throwing herself into the Seine. Some per-
sons, who had followed her closely, prevented this act
of insanity. An individual, whd is an inmate of the
house (Hue St. Dominique) in which Madame Lavalettc
resides, affirms, that it was that Lady, and adds, that she
was conveyed to her actual place of abode. Estrange-
ment of mind affords the most probable way of account..
ing for the fact. For what could give rise to despair in
the heart of the wife of the Post-Erector, whom the King
in his boundless grace and goodness has condescended
to pardon.—(Qmotidienne.)
LOUVEL.—It is related that one of the Magis-
, trates entrusted with tbe duty ofexaminiog into the
affair of bouvel, found it necessary to say to one
lof his profession, " We ought not to wish to find
in this business what does not really belong to it."
This should serve as a lesson to those who wish ti
connect with the Cato-street affair things which
never had any existence except in their own alarmed
and perverted imaginations.
The forgery lately committed by a young man
of distinction, was in the name of an eminent banker.
fine bill was taken to a banking-house in the city. Us-
fortunately fm the culprit, the former hanker was in the
hunts at the time, and the Imposition was instantly
detected. The City Marshal was dispatched to the
party who sent the hill lit proved to be a you offi-
cer in a regiment of dragoons, highly connected. lie
was taken in his own lodgings at the west end of the
town. Another of the hills for ORM/. was negotiated.
The mother of the unfortenate young man, who is a lady
of title, has since redeemed the ,latter.
ilosaaar.—lletween nine aed ten o'clock, on Toes-
day night, whilst the family Were busily employed Its
attending on their customers, souse villains, unperceived.
entreat the bed-room of .Mr. Sanaders, landlevelff the
White Horse public-imam, Castle-street, Lawar-acre,
forced open the drawers of I beaisfet, sal carried off
hank-notes and cash to the amount et ainety-nose
pounds eleven shillings. ?May medalled with nothing
else. Fortunately anotbmielrawer, is which was a eon.
siderable same escaped trntoutiked.