The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-18 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GA ZErre g , JAN. 16, 1813. jfiz. 1r); is] 3. Coo:, of it Letter from C%kpiaio of lib MilieSty's Slip OttY Crotier, dated at Sea, the eßth December, 1812 Be pleased to 'acquAint the :Lords Commis sioners of the 7 Admiralty, that his Majesty's ship tauter my conunand, in company with tlits Hennes, this morning captured, in lat. 38 deg. 40 miu. N. and longitude, 39 . deg. 45 min, 'W. the American s pri‘itter Swiird Fish, of Gloucester, John Eval Master, oat sixteen days front Boston, and had male caw ore . . She is one hundred and fifty-six tons iniri hen, not six months oil the . stocks, copper fastened, mounted twelve six ponders (ten Of which' were thrown., overboard ditrihg the chase), unarm es with eighty-two men, and. appears to sail very:faSt, having run us up wards of one hundred: miles, in a chase of eleven bruit's, although not four miles ahead of us at the. commend:mem of it. lin:iva the honour to, be, . . Pit AS. WAI. 'AUSTEN, Ar 'Offic,..!, Jan, 16, 1813. -" • E Xfla I.etter r t H cL 0 t. , ,).0 (Llif1;111, of 11; to 14.. I;iittrivy, atilt t. 1,0 i;itter to John %V 1140,1 (4:11,1“;1,, ).I,l,jeltYPk SLICrp Clolryhdi Pitsiat4 , i,c,nnl). ;:t , 12. I be ivave acytainr ymt, that. at half -past nine. this Morning, the island of Saha !wilting N. f 7,,. six leagues, I (Al in with, and afro five Lodi's and a half c1;1 , t., eaptureil the Blockade Ameri , 94u schooner privateer, of ten guns and man, her first' ernize, had only a swat! schooner hclongiag• to St. Laicia, • hut tieing chafed by oni. of our brigs, two days 'ago, was obli; , ;cd to abandon her. • he .13l0H:ade is a tine schooner, only thr6e monailis sinec keel was laid, is one Invoked and twenty-eight tons, hai thrown till her guns oveKboard„ ex'eept one, in the Arbniralty-Oiliee, ,lan, 16, IBlg. Copy of a 1.0..t0r Captain Ati•x-ituck.r. .of Ui Alaj es t y Ship the ; e0105.0m, addrr , l,ol to. Admiral Lout • Keith, .tetit ttuttoultted by 104 Lorllzthi;) to Jolla Vi'il‘on Craltir, , Nl:ijesty's Ship C,filostnni,..tt Sea, iii •'.12 (111;., N. Lung. 35 deg. ri; 1/ . °,11), tde hors u• to inforru your Lordship, that' his Majesty's !lilt) tutfik:r tny orders, raptured this utoro:ip; the ~ Itip'Dolphin, au Auf6ricatt . let ter (if Phdadelphiti;bOtnul to 'Baur deaux, of three litiis.h.cd :ind . sixty-tiv6 tons, armed With two gllll3, and having on board fifty-six Gific.,-i•s , so 1 wen, stud four passenger's; agreeably to her vipers. I have 'the honour to ht., B.T. (L;igued) AI4I.AAN DER, l'Apt. PROMO'rioNs. War. 0 eVe, .101. 10 1613. Royal Itusiment tit lL t, oit,,,,l3.—Litr,tb.wkot-Gettorrtl their Mal4itti3 o f tVellln,tton, fr..;l» the ..3tl Voot, to hr toloo4l, vice General the Di11;0 01 Nortititiatialaihl, Wl3O cesigni, Reoment of Font , -- , 1,:t .10+.11 , mt..General S'.lc .Tolirt C. Sher - orn the Poat, to fie Cololiol, vire the Atnront '(1'1 tjrloll, ltpitnillF tal. to the euninsiewt ot,the Itoyal Regiment. lti II a,,e efstl)i)ittn--Jl ;vll , lll Ileary IVarile, front t Ist Si men t of Fort Glu t i.:l s, to lie • Col9nel, vice Sir John C. l}eibroul:4,iipl3ainted to the c nuniand of the :,.16d Pout. Office ( Ordaapee, .fan. 15. al 'Regiment of Second Captain Ahvall:inill'itui, tu I,d CaptiAnt, vice. Dodd, r►:- 1812. lAietttenaut I ienvy 3,ielison, to be Second Captain, - vice Poul—d it Pi, ;t, aboev., . ' . .. St:lurtl Lieutediaa Edrotoul I.loilges, to be FirAt Lieutenant, vi;:e Jat:l:4on.--gtht eil 0, , .. itbol , l:, - .... - . lorvs or' iloval Artillery Drivers. Firtit en.t roant Moore 3ortlan, to be tto Ai jutant,—tlettpi :January • . Pliton, tient, ta be a Lltiarter-Ntaster—cluted as Medical Estill)lisfpno4 for the Nkilitary Department of ttie Or4n4+r. ir. SHonilvl Gait. to I). rt. SNoil.•ANAl3lllllt-Stltgebll FurlOg. Jan: Is . . 11 NNEltifll'S. Pnl,ner, nOtinktorer, to 'snrrender 21;, rein tAiry 27, tit eltvoti, ,‘",,n.n." , y, Mr, Ni'llatf, Wcht 1 , 04)1, Jantinty 25, „: '.; 413, Fein y , 10.'#:3;4t the (4 , ttildbaii; Attornioi, • :11/ I)ovcr, or Mr. 1.111. (;r4te , ll, • , .; piney, (Iralcr, , • „ l y • , ~t Gni1101;i11, . . ' , tJtoutt.-1. , .(1+ p' lui • „him 1!), , .1y terj, (.till(iitt/ii • 1,0 , 1 ' , l,thui-g31114.11. : hith.., , ..,.:kn,hiry 2 1 , !!(), wild , ,1 ,tr. • ,i , I 0 :sillier, .I.stl°ostry „s s I.ssitsls)ti. and s, t ~trect, Lite rlf itreet. grocer, Jafttlary 19, V e hi t rkty !, fa ten, la (rtnidlnili, LrilTl4lGtt, Attorney, I, )::1 ;i4O hit 111, . Pf I.'l . I tf• , ; Itovialari-strect, •Cterkenwell, Felirwiry 27, at clOveii„,at (juildhati, awl Ite:;(1,i,',11 1 Itoy;ilEmthatigi;.• im - Itl)ley ,fcrovlk hayky, flortots Nortii, Ft- , ,rrvtry .trill 127, at elvveki, i,d the onAn';:dt 1 , 13 :\tessr,,, I.ondoii, or. Mr, I.2icriG, ''.. . ''''''''''''''''' ditliplry 526, tout y,..betlicly 27 at dcretlyat (rtlild(lAt, 1/01 - 11110: Attcjr. aild 1 111:141)t, it-e 0 ti, doh a; t 2, 4.101 ▪ at km, itti?!tiq, )Ir, 1)11g01+;,y, 0111, 4...5ig.i.0,!) , 1,, 111:-.110p,4.itt,;t1 et, Jr nry IViiltti it , :rapvr-rnalicr, Janata, V., al. twriv(... brltary '47, :at alit!, it. 4„„, %V•iti!rtZ4an, „, ! ,,;, o ), or Mr. iti , ..L;(1 . ,1 Nvvvll-0;11,,, Kcta, I,',l,rwtry ioal ',II", at ieti, ▪ Lt. Guild .l.lit)t.tt, _ .1 .1,, .littit.l4try 2(4, l'tt!)rtuirst t loaatluit. , J• 01.1 C; \ - j ;milt (11.01, r itE r. , ,1 to, 11, an:! 27, 4,t k)w', • tt:id I at, + , . 1,, i1„1 i . 1,.3t), iutit , • r • , Attr/tili.s, , • 1 t viinted y,q , 1 , ; I( , m titip- oor) ; ~T -se ta b,i t i ; A viLtiAlki 11311(1E11 Situtb Motitonitre e t, : At tiAc Su:l 01 z'ier, Nu. St].Anti wLere A(tecrikemeutt, Orders tor th e ?'ape', Letters for th e k,;,/tior,-&c. (post . `)(sid.i.), IliLiaC be ad(l;4-; • Cilarle, Coleman, .Taitistotte, 'apothecary, .Tatiutiry and February 17,'atttn, at Guildhall, LOilii4ll 7 , LVtobney, Mr. Courtrea, ‘Valbrook. „; • • - an Barttard'and Robert Artori, 'peaces reet, mouton-square, drop is, laimary 23, 30, and Fetiruary 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. - Attu' flies, Mr. l'arton, Vulbr o , ")k. fileNtinder Davies, London-weer, torlon, , road, earlolater, January '2l, 30, and February 27,..at.,tep; at GuiAliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Harrison, Lantlfeth-road, South . William Strand Mason', late of , Moffatt.stiteet,,•Citv-road, tailor, January 19, February 9., and 27,. at 'ten, at :Guild , hall, London. Attoruies, Mr. flughe§, Doart , Arcet, Fq• -• ter-lace. George Cass, Rood-lane, wine-merchant, January 28, 30, and February 27, at telt, at Gailghall, London. tornies, Messrs, Ilighmore «ad Young, Ilishops..tate-street. Thomas Alonkhouse Ceupin, late of (ke'at Wei:cot! Hl-etn, (ioodtuan's-fields, merchant, January 19 ; Fe! . ( ratt: 27, at one, at , Attorney, Mr. Pint, M(..1if , i1. 1 .- coUrt, Feneburch-street. DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall. '• • • Pelt. 6. D. Davies, Oldzstryt, victualler, at ten, Feb. 6. It. Muckleston,Cantion-street, ware),,i , roan, at 11. Feb. 6. .1.. Varicat , , Found, coin. (, met ebal tV.'i Feb.' 13. S. Stimsoa, Tottenham Court-road, 1;noc-drper, at twelve. Jan. .J(3. IL Pittsford, Berkeley-street, Piccadilly, wine merchant, at one. Feb. 6. W. Marsh,Demnatit-I;trect, goldsmitit , at ten- Feb. 9. J. Duckham, and It.tank'ester, Bread-street, vctre boifSenten, at eleven. Feb. 16, C. Hail, Cheap,ideouilliner, at 1,, elVe. .1:111. 19. J. Batson, late of at ten. Feb. ti. AV, S. Prestidge; INlitcham, farmer, at twelve. Feb. 9. 11. Petty, late of Beeklers;yury i tA(att t, at tee. Smith, Vet .;n'i't, Oxf(Jr(l-ctreit, victtriller, at 11. Feb. 6. S. Brown and .1. E. late of the Grand Junc tion Wharf, Whitefri flont-tactors, at ten. Feb. 10. Sowdbo, and .1. trodgsiim; Leeds, Yorkshire, oil merchants, at elevva, at the White Horse, Leeds. Feb. 8.• T. Freur, ester, ironmonger, at eleven,' at the: White Hai t, Leicester. Feb. 5. J. Taylor, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at , the Glolre Tavern, Liverpool. Felt. 12. .1. Bolt, Portsea, green-grocer, atone, at the George POrtSVIOUtiI. F e b. S. Gaon and W. Colton, late of Seawbv, Lincoln shire, coaknerclauttsi.at the.4lngtd inusAihndfurd Briggs. late of Prince', ,, i,,treet. R i d Lion-stpiare, dealer. W. Cowper, Lincoln'; tilt,, money-so ieener, 3, Dear, Homington, carpenter. M. Flyati, Ward..n:• a reef; painter. • P. Avon, Coventry, won; and liquor-merchant. ' • 1. Fraser, Liverpool, indl,eeper. It. Knapton, Nichols Lotabare 7 ,treet, . I;lexliam, Margate, late'of the 01(1 . . W. Brooks, Scathatiost,r, Esst4„ koroedeuler. j. it rtl tear, 61.,w luniwt re: farmer. . 1. Maddeelt,ltri:semary4,the, tituber.luerchtlat: J. 5. Downe, Great Prescot- , street, dlettex, T. Hichliai Providence row, , I , 7litisbury-srpture, el;yrikt. A. Winter, late Of t4largow, BritAin, in...(rchaut, hut now of 'Great Itussill-4,,0„ T. Pinkerton, New Broad-street, merchant. • .1 Cohen, New Broutl-street, Emitter. , 11. Stanley, Newark-upon=Trent , yerivener. ,';nom's, St:Paul's Church-yard, silk awl 'ribbon-ma:ram:- ttn -v. • W. 7,1,..H.tun, Winehmore-bill, stock•brolccr. , average rice of Brown or Niusrovaud Sugar; cOlaptited from tile Returns nidde io• the u•eel-r 1,.13, is hai, Id. per cwt.. (%cituire of th Duties of TII . I::ArARQUIS . or' SLIGO.---The late prosecution of this young ISoblemun is one of ' th ose grave proceedings,: the'nedessity of which, however We may lie unable to cOndeinn, we must yet ckplore, In this country, the young Ataripiis is known and honourcd,---u nits and contented tenantry attest his lilncality and goodne.,, and 'Multitudi nous eNiiroPies pahlic spirit evince his patrio tism. It Lord bligo 11,Itt twco a - dooce, be would Sooner have anide•one among the'dehatiched Vota • -1 ries of / v) merino, than have r toted to tread the divine ground of Greece, to stikid.i. over Marathon in itaginatiOn, With this he; phahtnXes of, Greece, or stand enraptured with the 'patriot vi Sion, while he wept tears of ardour in the iinmor talPass of Thermopylie. Had he been one of our : ftishionahle, prolligite4, he might haVe'devoted the early dawn of manh,o,l to the snares of de praved liiiarity, or whiled actay his' nights hi the blasphemy of a cloband thus, as a dunce or a profligate, hi, dr ;pi tiii lire would have been too. like that of other men, to Ii is been . marked by virtue 3 that allied with' public Spirit ; anA, inclp;il):e of any heroical error,' he may. have esc.,:lpeti a violtoieni the 'naval law. Lord Stn.c), however, is cree.)tric enough 'not to vidar jilt asore..;-- --he lin-nod from Sicily and its protligacie, to SeOli GITeC4.!, the mother Of ancient genius tonl liberty-=.-and the vessel which 1%16 &Siltl'o to carry ' himA through the' .rchiPe lago, was at the stone time prepared to 'maintain the bottom' of the flair she bore. 't There is'Ond thing left for this young Nonle man to dO, and that to bi!ar reirdt O lii; proscootion with fortitude--let him do Willing homage to the law, tit tliesa6ritiee which ltstt been requited from Ii hit, Let him learn .that the iaws are meant for conitnnuitieg, and not for indivi dnals—and that tiltioni B ll one 'win may pinched onduly by their specini operation, still th.,tt ;cveral of the mnin powers of Society can hi prc;,crvcd in their full and - eSSentitit energy often iltes, upon, no terms, anon: universally equitable. ‘l, ill, we tire f;:rti!,iled, endure the" conseptencei cal- lai+ prosecution with a temper becoming one of the lic4,42ditary legislators of the empire. and with i-11 4 it ithertil sense or ditty,. Whichateetl :not exact 'fr,.int litauliness or fortittide evert to endure severe condition .; Whenever that tuay result from the sviitenee of die !aw (D Pape.) Inquests.--At Kinver, 'rhursday, upon the hotlyof.ll., \Villas, tour years. old, whose clothes took fire whilst left, alone on Snutlay ; , —another ‘vas ,hell a!„ .I<•ingsw . iutord, 014 Saturday:, 'Ton, JOlleti v twelve yeats,.uld, einployed in I\lr. Onion's iron.vvorks,:bo Was drawn through the sPindiv belonging to a pair of rollers, wilikt in the act of greilsingt,betu, ;111(1 lyns instlnitly and it tbiill at on Tuemlay, upon Mary !Pandit:mml,-a. maiden nearly 70 yt-,lrs Of lige she resided ii house by herself, ,iptd whilst dry ing claims in 114'1'10U:hen, pa night, her clothes 1.(.01c tiro, v.uts so dreadfully burnt, that Lno 0.1 the joiloiring n:ovailq,;,—Ventiet Ott each, " dcath, . • . On new ye.ir', t girt, while feeding the roll,r, of ti., , L',,foußi.ront IHt 011, her light ',Liu, untortin,;iti,y, eati;lit by lie tvhiQh h it tert'd it tonch, that itntpu tation necessary ; Storry, it ; Airdrie, ihtiki every :kttein Le tho, 1f t', tem, shc died two days alter the opci%Ltion 'was ing fin lile 1, • . 1 When be took her into - ctisto(l , 7, • S l .lO 3r.Al lcdgcd that she Lad received' tile v,•atell illy!, tkul..l-1- 9 ;11 her till ' -11"..nid, and tilt from hers. ol o , e , , . that me lulu uesire:l het : to - tale it top:cage. . • _.Mr. 1 . ,;.utz..5•, the iitting tuagi:4trJte, ;la" ' t k 1 t 1 e. ro.rtie.s were Very proper objects ufpe i ni...ur ; . but the ditficuitv was, either titt- lilt Linst he made a witness a o irainst his viro* ...., 17:1 It V. suggested, that the bov sboulll Dl.-M. Lilt' l'hil:!!)thropicSociety, but it was, 44, that he ‘ca-: not quillitic:!, :-...-- be had not 1)1, victed of felony, nor oa,i i.,-. , treats. Scverl u '.- ; propositions we , i. 1..., , 0.. .ii: was,at 1011011 that he Aquiti 1..;(4) .!. 'i t.,) aft! 1113.21 in N.Yl l o e i ploy. he was 'when the constable tooli. 1 ) 131 - • • custody, the .nian 1,,k , *mg. ;1:2;i'e(1 to LI:A. 10 10 i idea of, ii,proteention for felony vrasgive4:q Ms. Mills Was convib.utl of unlawfully 1 )34 the watch, 205.• the amount for ;Odell the'o Was pledged, and :.:4.)5. penalty; which n4! + i able to pay, she was 'committed to- the II 0 1 7 Correction for one niotith. OXFORD, J .A►N. 16., Thnr , ..]: , ,v, the first day of Lent' Term, tier% lowing Ge . ntlettlon Ivere adniftied to Dvgr e ' s.! • . Bachelor of .1.,(41p.—L.1.),ev. James,.lYethe l l' Clit . -.`,cw COliege, Grand Co'inounder. Masters- of dlrtv.—'l'he Hon. John Win. 1 1 . cat - Corpus Christi College, -Grand Con• 1 1 01 , ; ',i I: C`V..laii!CS' Gleir,, of nigdal.en 11.411 ; Re' b - A rn ott ,- and /tett . colf , ge ;. Revs John Ilitxtahle, and ftev..oll4 Fen wicke, of Li nco l n C o ll ege ; Rev. Henri "1 sNuley, of ,At t , nurcialen 11111' - , Bachelors Of ..4i•es-..:—.Aiirt re - iv .I3randrant, PT, • () riti College,' Grand •Conipounder ; Mr' 1 1'1 ribs Henry liiddulph, of Allarrdalen College (; ~1 John %Vatson, and Mr. Matiliew I):tyies -, Fr nose olkge ; and the lido. F. S. N,, 1 - ) L )11 :4 1'' ' Chri3t . Church.• ' . ' Vcc, I , _ 'On Saturday lasi the Rev: Cluttorn '„ ! l'rebendnry of Hereford Cathedral,. Iv"; e :,,: by the 1)?an and Chapt ef to tile officil (it i I ` l : il in Divinity in the swirl Cathedral. ..The•l tev ',4l J ., ,uncl - , Vicar of .Motlivey, has t een appoiv' t ! the Living of Amherlev, llerefordshire , 1 . ) , 11 1. pre . t.nt al - ion of hts tirlee the Duke of ::"," rl ttl laiAnhtmod'ile t ii he ilic. i t t : e o v iil l' otti P rg ai li t , r. v i( v i a e s ; j i l y:s l ; ;t"ltel t to the valuable Livin , 4 of 'StOurton, liiilti;°llt; presentation of . Sh. Itkliani edit ilware , 13; ;;; 0 The Rev. N. Mc:organ . , of King's C 011 1,4', ts)/ bridge,' is presented to the Iteo ol V i ''' h.JI Litteulnsbite, ulion his tArn present' : lion. - ..' .. ...... , . , On 8 iiturtlity the remains of Lord, ~,i si tll ti TottniNoToN were.'interred in the fami , F ",,„' i gl? ',Soitthhill,'Bedfordshire. T h e fHu or,' was 3l— „ti by his elitist son, Giattok . the pre 4 11 " 13v,;.' and his youngest ~ . :on, the li on .F gE nitxT ( ' o d i gl the .two intermediate sons. being ahr" atii) , p'..Ofessional duties. , 1 . , .. , • ~ 6,0,' An inquest was held on Afontlay ! .. ,,it 1 i 5 1 , 4 ,,.. 0 • ,0, and' Drago n int', Boston, by .1. 1.".. , il i)b t -i i;:l 01' 'ln' view () 1. tbebottv of Elirkhoth thelYit,4l%,,,ort ‘Villtinson: o f,n oi i,„, wh ,:: 1 .,: % .. 1. :10: , ',/:, I; ' fr:)m the eviaetice ttil t hi co ,,,i e t i ' l " • - itV' ' ' '' '..e c '.ll..' c .. s t % \ ii i i ii : l : ll ( l l .l: o l :: : t ' i t► l ii g:g a t ci:s tie ( t i ' ` er '' s: l : l :l: i) g i .; ::.) b r ij a " d t r i :nl 4' : ). ' :i l ; ' :: ' p l ''' s " - ',' ' , ;, ,,i'mli o n t l :s: ',' ,. ' it i i i i ° .: 3 ; e l. l ,l l t 's t 'h i ll' s li e ti e l l.. -:‘ - e i i tli l Medieal 'assistance . was immedi ttell f. P r ,l c locVl without effeet, as she died about 14 , fit t ' i ‘ hc,_:: ~i outlay miming. - I :.. • :tko I ) ,,, dre- - "‘tt t hc, tit'! (~,ased had for more thln I .. :Inontits.P''' ' i . w ili rioui tinic4, Alown ..,ip,,,s Of a diliOr 4 ' l ' '' ,; ‘ , l lo and the Jury in conspipLenee browgitt ill 4 '. Oti " Lunacy." . ~....)' IMITI 10 4.° On Wedriestl3, at her home in vinare, the Hutt Is. Villigi 14 a!: t he k" ()L) Thetoby morning, A 11%thapton Uu rtPI.I cc, of I hornets Bratldyll, Esq. of R Stn). ' lctu a A ttrl NIAltI). ';atrtrtlar, the •241 nut ;it th‘. f,, , t• Trinity Clitir:4o :I till, by the i:,<J v... 1 .: Ei. i ruallap, Ty. :: . wholo , )(1(1, 9f (11 tire 4th ill's.. 4t l'atoes!s, WestAilosi , r, Evi. of the Itopl to Miss trheoplat, )0( 1 3*-e to of the Il.ev, Jot, Hall, Chew Mazou..ndat .11.1t1,:001", OP,UPJ)Ih' at Broad Thol" . " 0 ,46 6 Etl. of WO(ctrtiridge, Su ffUlk, to. Chirlotte, elde , t d" " 1.4 44.4 Al 19144/14. et , Ofo 19144/14. fbotrms Po,ter., F,vt. i- only chtughtei:of the late John Carroll, I, ' -1. .t)o•T‘- ~~;~Y~t~' ~~: ' sit St. 'Atargaret'a., . Itlin!. ter, to 1,. of„Vrauxh ):1 '.lll.ors(l.lv la St, C:u , ;!,,. v; \lr. J. 'R. Ili.ohNont, of. F. !.; , yt,wigt , gt 11 , tugl,tcr of the Rev. ll , ' , j :14, reSt. , . Oti Sat oi lay, at ..,I. 7\ l .3.tinto in p 164 00 tlo: r , $ .„ • 1 .10, „,,„ of til l epp e , ton, Niithifeser, to loot., t 1 f r , of the late rf l : Tile,lrd, &lg. of ti e . von:, pia , f'' i „ 1.0 1 ? I,at.el, Nfr. G. liranwl, of 1110 Vt),;010 f- ', 0 or ig•h, A,.c.,liii claqiiter of C. T, Del: ev, F.: 5, 1* r.)::ti, 1,004i.m. MEI). ItilS W , I ! . ..) ,5 1: li T re h h il i i: t , l v a il y_ , , t ~r t i t i ~...t r0 rA L ) i\ u ‘ t , , , , ,,,, ,. , 1: :f r :\ i t 7i r . ; o lll, l2 ;: 3c i tl ,:. 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Bills', ;33' os. 74. 9i, pr.: • z, I)iti 0, f. 3 la. pei.e4, i''' Onttiioni, 01 vi. i Impelcial Ann. a ~.,,,, - CuLis. for OpelliAtf "I° '. t• ------ 'PRICE OF STOC Bank .Strict;, 2 , 21 Navy a per Cent. 901 Irish 5 p.l Cent. 4 Om Cent. 71.;A : per 3 per Cot. Con.. (.9100 69i Bitnli L. Ann. If, ,c,k, I lt3 bt W &TEI: AT- LOO )ON jsljll t!G' nC att jt7l~ t B tYt itauteS att. r 4. - • t OLD BAItEYi.JAti. 16. • .I(imi •Lon-liora was indiqed for forgiat , and tittering of Exchange for .7701. purportino; to be drawn by W. .Daniels, On Mr. Ridge, (1: . Cliariug-c;!oss. It appeared ; that theT:isorter wao a clerk in the setViee .I\lr, Daniels, eb,; 71 6 was agent for the :Recru;ting Service, at Alai'htone and conducted the:trans-actions .:between 2511.. Daniels and Mr. Ridge. The forgery was eletOy ,proved, .and the Jury immediately returned a ve; . dict—Guitty.. The prisoner was a young tuna about twenty four yearu old. m art/ A na p yo‘ulg woman, of a very re spectable and interesting appearance, was then put to the' bar, charged with ng a table-elOth arid It pencil wise, the property.: of Ar. D er i ag% It appeared, from the vvideliee of Mrs. Dering, that the articles in gnestion were, found iii Ann 'Lloyd's box : iie was. taken to Marlborough street, where Mr. and rs. Doling declined, to pro ecitte, and received 2/. I.os. in money frnin the girl, and 101 in a promisSorrnote, for the articles that were missing. Ann : Lloyd has, sines brought •her action for a false iniprisonment, :and. the present indictment was , then framed to answer the action. The girl necounted for the.things iP her trunli, by saying she hod the rave of till thing,;; awl had put them in her trunk for seeurityors her wa s ter and :thistress, and herself, were going to .lath, Several witnesses of respectability, with whom she had lived, !.;aye I;er the very, highest character ; She having been left in the cart' of the house of one of therm ; and another having reque,,ted her staying at his !house, a') torexaniple for his 411 7 circa. The B.lzes . , in summing .tip, observed,. that thou ~ ;h the emotive for the prosecution was bad:one, yet that made• no diderence between the public and the prisoner ; but if there appeared ally' improbability in, the case, the 'jury would' giVe the.priSoner the advantage of a c , lniracter, which was such Its was seldom ascribableto' a per= . son iti her situation. The. Jury immediately iic .I,pritted her. . . .The CHIEF BARON tiler) • addressed her youn g woman, 11CoPe yonr appearance al th,..! bar will be no discredit to you : it ought not ; and it would be manifest injustice if any one should impute it to 'you as ti disgrace." The :spectators,, who seeiped much interested in the trial, made a ; loud clapping : the Court ex- pressed fie) displeasure at it. . POLI C Bow-staßer.—A ease cat sing,nlar depravity and wickedness came on to be inve:,tigated on Saturday: a lather, a mother, and a son about twelve cr thir teen yeati- of age, named Mills, were 'placed at the It appeared that. a few days since, the house of Mr. M'Cormic, in Grenville -street, was robbed of a watch in the tlayrtinte, and there was no doubt, entertained but the robbery 11;-al bon committed by some person enteriog by the area; the gate of which had been left open. The rolibery was tra . ced, have been comnsitted by the boy, by a con,,aahlt; belonging to Christ Chitrelt, .Surrey. The boy was working for a carver *tad gilder ~ then he was, takervinto custody. _The hey confessed that helniti fnmmitted the robbery.jie did not l+ ow the name of the street, }tut on his • being,abewn the,housc, he acknowledged that it. was front thence he had stolen the watch he said-he gave the Watch to his father', who sent his mothtrto paWn it. Th e paaarkloa,,kar.at'whose house the ayineh was found, corroborated statement, th mother to be the person whopletig.o the ..Witt (h. The farther Confessions of the boy wcre.of the most horrid nature, as they proved that. his pa rents hathtlitored him. to commit criaws, i,articu larly the father, by whom the boy ~tatcd, he was itistructed to net in the following mann cc: — The father ,farnialaal him with petitions,- s:.at ing extrelne easel of di t'c'; Il e aya. , :, t o get hitt, any house of a respectable appearame that he could If he met any'person, he was to shew the petitiOn;andasklOr charity; ti lie nut not meet tvith any one; be was to steal Whatever be ct,trltl so!, wa w- j taking, and Waato make off with it honteins fag as poSsible; which he had done. itt. the present in stance_ ; be-hati. got as far as the hottSerl i tcepe r ; s .,:. room, and stole her watch., When , he - stole any thing valuable, :and : took it home, his father patted hire on his ,beittl, aml said, avas a . good boy when be was ttuatecessful, :and could not steal any thing, father used to dxfat him. *.attterly, sit:lce-the boy flu d go t am pa6y,„ I.le frequently refused to go out thieving, us fa :titer 'wished bhn, anti be:.waf. induced to act $o t,v advice of his sister, who is a prostitute in tLe sticcts. The boy had one of tip; maunfacittna d petit ions on him when he was takt..n. the most false but apparently grievous cttse. repretentcd the boy t o ,a'.; ;Afflicted with lit; ; that his father and mother had lived respectably ; that the fatherliad lately duelsudd.!nly, amid it ad left' his mother with five await children that wcie helpless, and their. weather was abiieted w, idi the . dropsy, avhich rendeted her iacapahle 004 14 , any thing to .-get a , living:,, !•-everal names- were `Sinned'; to it, with vitrioas them. : rani scent take the mother intonostOdy, h,e found in her apartment,fiVe other petitinr, , ,yritivn ire tile. Soule 111,111 d as that the boyhad r with difierezit btlaffinents of distress',: worded,:in language calculated to cite the cOmpassion:of theedtaritabk The fatiier stated himself to he to gilder by . trade ; but wilien the 'constable :took him Into ctistwly; he was in the company ©f thieves and ptippet7show-; men.. It was shill:kit - Ivo hear the father, mother; and son, when at the, bat, charging each other with the commission of crimes. The b o y i e .: pentcd the confession of, thy,ctithe: he Itad cote incited at the instiption of to father, in his pre settee, as be had done :to the , constable, Tba, father denied'the chart* ; i said his boy. Was a very b a d one that: he had frequently ana away, and 4 ate aonlitrnot ketra hint frottreolumittitig depr a d a _ t -nun her said, het .delenee, t hat, f o ia ' , k m ! !wen driven to her conduct. tinougb eNtteme distress, a - true: pi(,!tnre of whiek the constable saw a l ... ~ i