ALEXANDRIA, April 12.-The...
The Times, 1824-06-03T00:00:00

ALEXANDRIA, April 12.-The Ann, Longridge, will touch at *Malta for convoy, but there does not appear any reason to fear any reprisals from the Algerines. April 16.-The Pacha is jUSt arnved from Cairo. The Ann and the Preston Bailed on the RoWING MATCH.-Another great trial of skill for amuvement and admiration to the loversof aquatic excursions will take flace in a few days on the river Thames, by two gentlemen of Woo vicb, who have undertaken fur a considerable wager to row, in a waterman'S wherry with oars, from Woolw-ch, up to Richmond. bridge, go through the centre arch, and return back again to the starring place off Woolwich. in the short space of eight hiours, the distance being calculated to exceed 54 miles. The candidates who propose to contend this arduous match, although landsmen, flatter themselves i7ith the gretest confidence of succeeding, notwithstand.. ing the odds are decidedly against the perfourinatice of ths under. taking. FUNERAL OF MaL. HAARnis.-Yesterday being appointed for the funeral of the above unfortunate gentleman, every prepara. tion was rnade to remove his remains to his last abode, and the in- terest excited on the occasion was so excessive, that for hours before the melancholy procen.ionh took place crowds of piersons began to ats- 'ehble round his late residence in London-street, Tottenhambcourto road, whicth was rendered completely impassable until four o'clock, whei all the necessary arrangements were completed fbr the funeraL The mourners, among whom were several of the deceased's relatives, attended during the "hole of the day. He was buried at St. James's churcb, Hampeitead-coad. Information was yesterday given at Hatton-garden Police..ofllce, to Wil iam Read, sen., head officer of the establish- nent, of a robbery, being comrmitted on the premises of ar. William UCossey,an extensive cow.keeper, living in Gray's-inn.lane. It ap- MI tha onhe prceingly day bruossey had visited his numer- i- dealers, and had collected a large sum of money, of which it is ~,,pposed the robbershsd intimation as about 9 o'clock in the even- ing two fellows entered the shop, ana called for a pint of milk,when one of them entered into conversation wiit Mr. Cossey upon the uject ofSmilk,cyattle,un dealerd; whilst the other, on pretence of going Sway, kepaked along the passage, wnent up stair into the front roomn or% the first floor, rifted the drawers, and carried off 160 sove- reigns, hap t.hy-overGochltg 2001. in Bank Dotes, that were in aoat- ther part of the sante drawer. The ruffitn who committed the rob- bery efl'ected his esdape by removing the flower pots from the window ln:o, the room, andl dropping himself into the street. Between six and seven o'clock on Tuesday evening, as ar. Sloman, a ui erie,s officer, and Neave hin assistant, were driv- ing along Brunswick-square, in asisngle horse chaise, both the shafts by rome accident broke short, and the unfortunate persons were thrown out, and the wheelspassed over them. Ar. Sloman had his nose and onme of his arms broken. Neaive hud somne bones brok-en, and both were shockingly cut and bruised; they were both taken up apparentlY insensble, and carried'into the house of.Mr. Rlawlin- son, 11, in the square, wh ere everv kind and humane attention Was paid them; 5Mr. Wright, of Grejille-street, and Mlr. Illatbias, of Bernad-street, suirgeons, whio were sent for, attended, dressed their wounds, and rendered susWia1 assistance, and after remainsa near twgo hours they were put into a backney..coach; and convyt home to Mlr. Sloman's house in Red Lion-street, Wihitechapel. An inquisiton was taken yesterday at the Red Lion, Little Guilford-street, f3runswick-.squarc, before Thomas Stirliny Banq., one of the coroners for the county of Middlesex, on the bot of Sairah Stanley. The deceased was 51 years of age, and never miar- ried. She kept a cltlldren's school in the neighbourhGod. On Alon- dyevening, afte: the children left, she was taken suddenly ill with dapan iherstomacb, and sent her little niece who lived with her for asmalglass of brandy, but on her return in a few minutes she was dead. Mir. Steel, of Alarchmont..street, surgeon, promptly at. tended and rendered al the assistance he could, but without eflect. The Yury, under these circurAstances, retuned a Verdict-.." Died by the visitation of God."