The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-17 00:00:00

:. s OLD A .1 . • • •-• • ," • f- . • fiaitey SeSston coturneneed; t• fore•tiir Stmov LE BLANC, tha Lotto the .r.cam tint. City 00cers. • • Joseph ibuleowt %vim iconvidecl Of stealing two • _ boilert and a number of glasses, the property of W. • Hail, at Stoke Neivhigton,.on the .16th.of Rine last. * llhit4,Gratly w:i s capitally in dieted tor that site having, tin the 16th . of Jannary, at blaidstone; in the &runty 'of" Kent, ben coni;ified n connuen tit•trer., of baie Money, had sinco,..ow ie . 3d: 'of May, tl 4 O - , *at * St., Mary, Isiington ) in' the county of Afiddlesex, • etideivrittred •to pass a.counterfeirlhiliing. • , • Mr. PowELL, one of the Solicitors of We Mint, -- produced tleottieecopy of the former convi4iiOn of the Prb"riteri - aridifie Identity of her person wasfni .• Mrs. Heatil,•-and William:lleath, her husband, hittcht.sr, Islingten; , proved.that 64 the . 23d-Mog the Prisoner. called .at .shop, and -pur chased from Mrs: Heath apiece of Veal, which she giiCe her a' bargain, supposing her -to be a Obiir She paid for it a•shilling,'•whieli alts ost initnedimely.on, her gnitting,theshopi Mr,s.. Heath : sespceted to he had. She sent her servant after the Prisi.e,tr, but he could n6t overtake In about. Ml-lionr and a half afterwards; the Prisoner returned. to the shop, and.purchased of Mr, Boath a lamb's heart tor two, mice, ibpayiniit of wliio die offpred. 8 Vtli . i)4, whip the Prosecutor obsoi'itig to bit cofifitefteif s;tici, he Ii111111bied• she was .the person had little more 111411 an hour:sit - tee impose ow on• seeing her, : immediately. kneivh!r to be the Sadie.. the Prisoner a first de niott'she had ever been - in t ' shop ; but., - on Mrs, saying she h3d -nd doubt tftw.vttol .she had 'ow ., ebase , i trot)) Ifer.W3i itt,tlie ba4ket which the Prisoner heidin her 'hand; she admitied that that might be the slop where she had made such a ptirchase. On sending, for an aficer, and searching the Prisoner,• the . piece of veal sold her by Mrs. H', was found in the basket,. along with a variety of other littlearti cle. She ,was observtd also to have something in Uer mouth, which, 'WI the otliC'er's attempting to dikover it, she The Jury innoediately found her guilty.-.DeaM.• 119bert alias Robert Ming Smith, - "was in., . chard for aximilar offence, behaving been tiirmerly, as a, coturnon utterer, cpnvi6teci at Gterkett u•ell, on the 14th of April; and being now charged . with having :,uttered a Counterfeit shilli ng to John Holt, it ho keeps the; Swedish Growni, iii Grave/. lane, an the 30th of June George livrt was. indiaed to robbing Charles Locke, ,on, the of seven guineas in' gull, a gold watch, a gold seal,"and gold keY. • r lt appeared Iron) the evidence of the Proseentor, that owthe eiteningOf 'lll&',)l7tit of JulY;. about half past nine o'clock;lic was going to histather's hOuSe; ,near Cultiey-HatO, When he was attacked by the Prisoner' and another man.: ,'!'he other person de-, znanded of the Piniecutcir his money,'Avtole the sunerhgld a' bludgeon eVet'his, head. ether person also 'dernalided . his watelt,'''hOldingOUt his hand tor it ; on which the Prosecutor remonstrated, !, aiying that they Onght'aO bet saiistiiit with his pnrse,:.. • in which were; iieven'guipeas. The other person, howeVer, still held out . his, hand foo.the Prosectitor'si' watch ) .Which. gavellint. The- Prisoner, said be did not wi.h to. take any titan's liii.J;:.4*nd. the Prose caw' was then Ordered tcigp about his bbsineih.; The ,eplabers• wept towards Vinahley Owl - anon, and the • • Prosecutor ran. tiki,vitrdS.his fattaw'Sliouso, which was about half a 'tit Ile' stan t. 'then ream -eft' ' his .bitther and -servant,- and having to the : • Btld-faced lihey6l,)served on the other.side cif the way two mot, v, hum tin; ProsetaltOrNruittediately recognised 10,be:thc %yin) had.;:obhini "lim e . The Prisoner was secured,' but "t lie other 6caPed. th'6' Pr, honer was found the Pro.seentor's 3 :R ; t 4 htlf;iiititi 144 side of ilk' COI a bluclion:. I'll 4 ribbon and set, Whkit likia*en wrenched olf, were land on 'the " spot, and the:Pros:A:4dr had no doubt'as tO the pro- Temp. • ' •-, . The Prix ater acknowledged his guilt, but said he bad bent i.inocently 14 into it by fits accomplice: •.The. Jury finind . 'hjal Glii(ty, hitt 'recommended him to mercy on ilire6 differenT'groUnd.:l-4-;First, be ' cau s e he had confessed hiJiguilt- , --SeCondly, because • he'had twide nd`resistan'ec—and thirdly; because at t h e timebi:the robbery he had expressed a wish not to hurt the Proseetnor.. 'ln this recommendation, the Prosecutor concerted. Guttnitiii.L.- . —Yeitercloy the juvenile ' gang .of pickpockets,' taken at . Bartholomew and other tairs, were again brought up tor examination, Mlen Neal;. Jones, Barnes, acid Dom;hough; all 'out's under 14 yeaas of age, were sent to the. Marine'Soctety.— :The females belonging to,tho gang,:nai.p4ly Green, aged. 11 ; CoTA . “ 1 .),.4(Ang taA AVICIr. 14, and Basbery. 11, were conveyed, by their own desire, to the Receptacle for /udigunee, uper's Bridge, both. The unfortunate girls were without parents, and . hqd been aectiotoined to sing while the boys, their corpp4pioiis pkked iEt puekuts of the crowd: , Yesterday evPlli.. l 4, seven , o'.o o flk, an Inquest , was held at St . Bit rtl ol (nue w's Hospital, 'be 104 ; TH m S LIEJ , TqN , 14 . ;sq. Coroner for the City of . Len don, ou the body. of J. Green, 0 mason, aged wh o died on Sunday evening last in the Hospital.-- I,lt appeared in evidence that .Pl l A ion 4 3 Y . S o.l3 oglit• about tour o'clock in the attcriioon,, the tlyecamecl; in coinpany with another working man, was t.ro.,,ing . Aidersgate-street, opposite WesmiorelLuid-bnildings, when - ;t coach, driving rapidly. along the 'street,' kuocitcd the dece:iscd down., We . of the horses 'and tine wheel of the, coach ran over Itnn. was carr i e d t o the where,- hi ',spite of every. ti. - fort' to restore' him., he grew, worse daily, un- L bst Sunday, evening,'. when he (lied. It was Oa opinion of the Surgeon, 'that the man lost his We by the erysipelous intlatotnation in his heati,, which mis oeeiljon,id by, two deep wounds in 016'. s,:alp 'and On account of the sup p; c;tri2lesNileas ut the cczielitti,in, in driving, so rapidly as he did along the' ti,treet 3,. the Jury returned . u'verdicioi Manslaughter against 'Eleaz;tr White,' the 'coachman.: and a deodand of 4os. iyas, levied Ice the - horse and wheel that ran o'ver the body of 'the :43ceeatett.. ..F110:11 771 E TaLtinal,zi v..42irtc. I:‘,!.ADRzb, At4t:tYsT 11.—The Papers. announ'etl, shin the aritival In 'England of Alijor ,Gewrfat Cnitlt BKREsi.ottn, who was Made prismer, at ,the re -eot: , lOest AL(Bnenos Ayres, by the troops, bis.,C:v who finding !limner! at liberty, on his word of 'honour, fled', in company with- l'Ac:R, to the territory occtipied by the Logihth. From:thence f he ..wrote to the First.. . A Icsildr. of Eueno• Ayres, boil MARTIN A LzsGA,. telling him, amongst other Thing's, ." You are ndt iOorant of the Manner in which I have befit •trear ed';- the little at ter ion - paid toall the promises made me in . word and writing_; that I . hre been tent into the interior of the country, contrary to the express of being sent:to 'Europe ; that my papers nrcie.taltet) -from me, .and centinels placed in my rount. Under these circumtances, what shoull I not have .hazarded to fe6.l My, escape. Wit boa' (koubt, you - have heard I:the genereiititrith which tberl4.4ish haitelreaecl the intubltantS town • (Algae ..Vitlqu) you yolt . .selves ha..%e experienced • the,saine treatnient flonl me, and .irF well aware Of'. the mailer in which'l been - repaid: l4 Major CAMPRELL, who carried this letter: to Bnenost.ttyres, with a Flag of Truce, carried also two others, from, ,Admiral STlaLit;tp and Generol AtiefINIUTY, one for the Royal Aildiencia Of the above city, and thenther for the Cabildo-;—thislatter iva's no more than a copy. of the'first : in these they mention;'! ,that having ,treated the inhabitatits'Of Monte Video With the greatest kincinei liiitnat-:! . . nity, they'hoped that gn g ligh prisoners . ' lkould. treatetkin like manner, by a itationsty e - fir its honour and good faith as, theSpani: , ll nation." They go on, by tellingus f'.they.have,been decei'ved ; they know, from good authority, tjiat in the thee Of ti solemn capitulation, their :pri;btiEt's have been , , ilktreated ;.'sumo • of them assaSsitiated, crepriyed of their. pay, and con.di4;Led Into the itiierior, where they 'stitter . the gre;,itt-st Fwcisliips." They go on to We are underthepainful" neceiskti you, that:unless tlke!..Capitulation of IluebOS is punt:- the.Prikoners returned to their former station; we niti..t retaliate, by sending: the Spaniards. iu our pc:i.:;so , ,siOit to Englaridr - We have causeS' of complaint against - the inhabitants of Bueuot Ayres ; huv wneo we consider . how. much that city has .itAtiered,, our resentment ceases, and We wisb 10 relieve it of further eatimities. ' Let us . oid the painful 'necessity tat marching again:A cuttintit up, and•being wimt..sses of its ruin. 'We offer ypn-TotAr your religion, and your pro perty., tinder the protection of the English Govern-. merit." ' • • :„7r4 7'n these. ihsidiont letters; 'diatte4.lhy ipost barefaced sophistry, ,thus-.following an s , very :given, inspired by,.,t he most ar,leut lor lty, which shall alWays belhe diStioguisliing f of dig Spaniards : 'ANINVER OF THE WOVAL AUT)IINefit IliAtIS GE- lICRAI.S STIRLING NG ALICII,V4I4Y. TAW. 001131(leri the origin and utpti► cs that 114 ye obliged. your 14eelleb cies to address . your letter of the 2firh of February ult;We are neither astonished at yortretitreaties:nor 'alarmed at. your ihreats,..lhe,.sharruttul ',flight of Getier,il W. Q. I.3.4l“nniolin ap,.LQolonel PACK v Our Pri4oners, who have abandoned thelihenour; break itig' the it they gave, add 'sidairrik'clitndestipely to. Monte Ni.'ideo;ikthe'cansts.tharybur Excellenies appear. covered wit') all the garb of ...falsehood your iettei opt t4iwi; The Very honour of your Excellen cies Would fain ContesS . it. ; . and wt are %Villing' to do you juitice 'Ait6 cannot deny. in (11U foltie; .that.sv,hen..thiscity was re-eonquered-ther4 -was the smallestiagroetnent .er ecnilition, that 'merited that name,' between our' • .Comiliatitlei-.and..Major-General Battitswan. Ca- pitulations never.be, made.withent both parties having their armOluriug •an interytit of spspensic,o fo'arrattge the articles,.and daring Vuhich time both parties 'agree. ..Not . hing of this happened in. our Case. ; eVett the very. Mayor-Gerieriillintwett . cannot. 'deny, if hi prOceeds iii good faith', that be sOrren tiered at diseretion, and that ho never cxerciied.any demonstration admitted ib natroo,.s - tei !Stove it, t without necessity of , reeurrin,; itvifkber.justiliea tions: If 'the said MajarGener , il eaplttiltittd,' What ivad t isreason.forpubli . ely . thrOwlng away bis-atird, as lie did,, in despair, when he tumid the Flag of Trt . 4:6 vt;bieti he 'sent out was of no avail 2 What was hi t s reason for ordering our Oism colours-to 'be ' raised .in the fortress where i 4 was skit up; and tabcrx wails we Were iltatinoment ? It afterwards there appeared any capitulation,' that was pi i ace agreement , pqitertor •t u the ,tedat ion ; it wris t the :effect of art, prttaise4 by the Major-Gene tai, who . stir Prised the . genZiosity and good, faith of Dolt SANTLACI LIN ,Ire 'Made believe; some days after the re-conquest, that such'ii paper TvoiCld 'Jaye nti' other eifdtt than that of, excusing hint with :his Court; 'and finally, haying left thi atlliir to the decision of our Sovereip, . we can alter ; nothing ; and for the same reason the*taglish , pri aoners cannot leave the'place they • •" The bad treatment •of the officers and soldiers .is another title§hood withjwitieli your E?tcelleneiea , have been sure iced and deceived. With re Speta . to' the former, and partict4arly ; the Major-General; treatment was . suchas he could nokprocure.frorn any other . nation , : the pay.of the stildiers was very punc tual : their baggage was restored to theta .notwithstanding it was known to contain part of the moneptaken ,on their. entrant~} into ilueitos.Apcb they lived. at. perteiA liberty, which they abuceti l and fromour intlt.4,encitts, the injuries that have yesult ed are not :few, It waa necessary to remove them from this city, because we not lzed ,in ?bent , don dna very. improper for men of honour but always grantiog every comfort that was,within our reach. The Major-General was sent to Lujan, a town not ,far, distant from this capital, with seven or. right other officers of his own choice,; and then his occu pations were the same as in this city. pis nual business was: seduction, exerelong artifice and dissimulation Over every one, fomenting a party. of insubortlinationiand independencq•Znewever without of 'act), and placing himself in the situation, of a state prisoner; and .this . :was what obliged us to tiond hint,. with the. officers wito.accompanied hint,:to a noire distant country, c.arrying• . our cousideratitais,tur hi, ease and comfort tor,,t hat of tvvo.t4ous,aat expended in the removal of seen officers and , LONDON I Printed- b)i-Rid lie , RD No, hiptlekt.coun e At the No, Lig,'Strand; whet* 414 hotifflisPle,1111, Orders a \i'ajor-Cyenerl,- the grcilest `wad expen • to prptor coisVeniencies for the totteiil.._..-iw.C,3 •:rnvt..fi " if he liact in forrned your th4fT 6 lo. he: 27 th.'of lune, 'tin sVihich day tlis . city the disgrace of. being - in his.-possession, he let 4 tp, perish - or live, loaded.u.i.thaniSeryiall the officer* hia,prisOn . 4 ers, without giving them one single real ; if' he infortned you cif hip ditninal occupations, .ancl , A proceeding with that good faith wWich ohara&erize the man of honour, be, bad coplessed to ypt.‘ ‘ the manner of his treatment, and that of hi l loffieera,,ai:, above stated, and which might ,he. Koved to all the', Courts of Europe by incontestibleAlocUments with- :out theleast doubtyotti.Excelletwies would 14zive de tested such proceedings, and: y0.,1r letter would have been couched in different terms, . . . " It is trtie, that' one of . theßoers residing at •by one of those wretches thsitare:, never 'wanting in all'ctsuntriesikVilie4 ;excess origi-; nated. in the w ant of pruitelibe'rn`ifie 'cOtidal of the ,Otlicers,•guing too far (tern their depot; withoutcausing themselves to be,' reSpetled by; the - arrnh which wore.genevously perniittcd to the . on'stitli t occoions. But Ilia I\lajorGeneral Cannot deny hots , InUell We felt, and all the pains we took to discover and, punish the delinquent . nor, that since that there were, soldiers:put, ,to take c uc' of the' t • oilier . - Officers, and defenti their perseras from 'every insult. ::"Trom the cOntlita obsierved towards fis by Ki jor.iGeneral 13cttttsmoun., the offer - of your,lf,xeellen- Cies - ol : our laws; rebgion, and , properties, under the. prpteakin ,of , the British Government, is, not very•extraordinary,i this ,is an offer. by which your :Excellencies round the high honour that, without the least favour, is.A‘.l:obv,leclgeil, to belong to our , na i ttetrand witch We cannot unisuncleivaud. The Spaniard appreciates only his property and his life to employ thetn,iri the service ,of his .King, The 66- `nil) , of BuenorAyres is the Most loyal ;to its Sove reign of -all those who are subje& to that domi nion, nutl cheerfully being subject to it, flatters itself • With the hope :of sacrificing - all in homage:to' its loyalty; " The numerous troops which, it contains are disposed add prepared for the niost vigorous de fence. The Unsolicited communications with which your Excellencies have thought :to. weaken their love to.our King, are capable of, producing` no 04) = -r effett•than that ofjUsthadignationi, and t,vhigh ,w ill create in all a new energy to resist any forces WftlC4yati may intend-to destrop.our happitlgod. we connot:,..ol3lit oaentionitig t 4 your Excy ies„ that it WOtildi be agr:eaable• to the, cart i.,the British nation, that , AiajPr+P#litlt.:! l . „Bea' and ,Colonel t: K acre restoFed., to lonour, on which subject the,necessary reclamation will be made by the I...:ornuun'dani GL-: acrid of Arms, Don SANTI,A.GQ• • Litll4llB,. to whom your Bxeellencios are to ad4r(evti. all-subjects of War, for which !leis, legally • :anthorise.d. •(nett, preserve your tacellenelea many years., . , i igned by Six Buenns,ityres; March .v sin T.; their Extellynctitv•llio c.;oinmanciant Ciacrais. CONYI'44ND4NT oF.NERAL. SANTIAGO, tlNlngs, TO I'HEIII OcQ !.E,ticxF,o . AND lI.AMErlit, A vrY, . I am sorry Ilia *rst time the honour of writing to y0t.v....E cc leugagi, IlisUlayeCt should 'be expostulation with, yoUr .Excelleniaes. about the 'nentlin4 .0. !WO Otikerir , of.yolir .n at i Major...Gei.. heral Btlie'sford, and the Colonel. 0f.the..744.11.egim. meat ; who, tOrgetiing , the diaatea offhonoiir, have flecl r sontrary to their word, "and" the-oath. they.. gave on 014.5 tit of Septet-110g . , la t st, - The first with, the stain of having fomented an insurredion in this country, inkhich . !he greater part ofhis vile aCeout:.. plices, under the guidiitice of the 14w, soon suffered ter their IwrOlePsuilt, (raying, had no Other effett bat thatof raising to a 'higher pitch the great enthu, sms-ni oftlie,inkalli,tants of this city, already witting apd dkpotectro bittytheiiiseliientidertheir 110140 i I)CCOre - t 114 1 would be . subjet4edlia any - mho Mon than that. of thoir . legitin}atclSOvereign,, _ I Tne, pretext of tlie pretended Capitulation, I Mr. Qcirr ileraord alledgei,'Your Excetleneit.-s "wilt 4 l find vanish at the sight of the anneked papers, 'twill I addieskft his tar the!sOle,purpoSe demanding / pi .4. your „ENcelleneies, amording to the riBlits. of War, those two , priaotiers, which ',hope from'yetir grity ill be delivered ; or at lead I shall haro3:11: filled rayeduty by druatitling them;' leaving the i litary world to jnl.lg,c.,Oil Vinci' Ott itiSticerliOt - I Shall not answc..i Mr. Beresford, dot t • any thing to add to what I have already your Excellencies, whom I . beg .to .acquaint,.,t the, detertriination of th'rs, town is 1ic I alt,,,,erreVoel ble, 'as its inhabitants have already given vroof,' to, defend thern4elvAle the tali' extremity ; and well prepared t<a trtttli e a , themorable: detetice.-i Yallr Excellencier will forbear &risking fresh intituao: ol 'N as they, shall.receive noansweri the feree of aims and ;courage` alone must nd*'decide'our fate. Gad preserve/our Excellencies many years: ",b'ANTIAGIO -131.16196 Ayres, March 2, 1401. thair ExceJlencics Charit.:; Stirling and Svn. Auchrrtuty. match. of pigeon.!.shoofing Moir place yesterday in the neighbourhood of Vir 7 between Mr. Thorn, a shot :111(1 a sporting •Cl:araair, and Holmei, Itoeper, • who Avonia .501: • match, at ttlestuti,ca few , wevkit was for toUlguinegs t nt nineteen birds, troth a trap at 2 t yards distance. Icach of the portsmeu inksed his first- bird ; Mr:Thorn' killed tht.suece,seive I-I-Willi, missed his Ifteentli„.and the ,w filch MIS hit bard, •fell,,aut.us tie bounds,, and the_other three were_ brought to bag, Holmes 'missed his 4th and t tit h "Nth 'bird', which, - , when`-dead, only Made to -tie or. it` ;;rive rise to a-dispute, - on out:.seout - kill ed-it within. bounds (iuu yards ,Ltistance from the trap). it having been hit hard by Holmes; but it would'mest •likety'have gone -off. The parties agreed -to velar the birds in dispute to th&ctid Hots Ctuk , ,i, , ,4Antithly continued to shoot at - sinEllp . biids deddet;ihe; match, sUbjea to the decision of the aliOlitelbb;, regitrding• ,the„divtte. Mr. Thorn three b find the keeper missed his third,. ,whicfCsat t ed the match without a reference.' - LK AT . ),()H.DON BRIDGE T0.M.01-; 7 Row. Morning, 53 mini. after 2. (Afternoon, 8 min. atter 3. r blizil4o.l nIA A m sutAin triter: for Ow- &c. (p6stlpaid),"intut, be addrosxd. '3POR J P.Z.VG jXTELLI. _ , . . .. ~.. . . . , ~. . 1: - rizE.'MADT1d1.: ' RACE S CAP. N A RI: 0N S ifitt Er, is,,: ,•- Wv.0::, , ,0.5y,...kEP,T. 9-. ' Th: Cjiltli; , :m..:nt,' 4 , ..:/..,,.1,1)1 , 0n Plate or 501. Tvo•tnite .: i ' izeJts.:* • . • ' - i. NI r.;l3robk,',;-11. I.•C' , :ae , i.Y. 3 Y/..01 , 3 - . , - I It' Atr, - ,(0,. Vt.R:, , ,,.x.,;'i i-)r.h. St....!!)tr,r, ;Ted - . 7 . 2 2 1M.1: G. b.sf.;;l:aer'sr h r.' h. S , .;t - vtte,47,ect ' - - Svi - 3 k , ... , I , A cepstzikeS 61 icg ;. c..:::h, 8 Subscilb,ers. Two ' milt?. . j Mr. P. ft-. Pikes 1)...1:1. f arce, syrs-old .- Air. 1. hijOckko e, HI,. 5 yrs ul.i • , . Mr. W. it . • 44100.6' 1 q,'.40. ii, 'T We Blue, 3 yrs pia ~ ._. i 1 • -- '. ''' ''• '' ' L iu ilk SDA Y.' • , -1-. / - 1 A Piece of Silver Plate, v a lt t e 50 1. rh,r: Gift of %V - . A. *la. -. ! I . d0c144_.E04.1.--Two.quile lic,tit*.. - -.. Srl V. P .' W. Wrnne's,l). ii. Gen: Qientrigsetk, 4 Yr,s old- k t 1 W. A,11143ci•-.,;, Esq.'s b. h. Tru e Bl ue , 3 yrs ali . z tli - A Ha'dk's Stakes of 5 gr. each,--Once round the Course. J. MattoZks., IC;ii. - .. ..• - . F.. R. .L? rtCc.; Eui. „ ; - . . - ~-. • , I- • 2 '1: )PAIDA.Y.' ':•• ' Thc loiter-Punic pll.—Two.iiileheabi- Mr. Bronk.os.Contecly.,,i ; yrsold • . f !1.1 , „ Mr : pliee!s b ; 3l. y 4 - - p 3 3 Mr: I.'6°. Bigsiflir's tir: h. Artichoke; f . yri, •" 4 1. M.Klfieks, Esq.'s ch. ru. beat W. A. madock s , ; E u v s b. m. Tanyrailtisstro4, leogs. h.. ft.., The Snotyclen ,Welter Stakes of sgs. cuch. 'Twp„-rojle • ?rms. Sir•W: W, Wyrinc'S b: h. Geocial Bennigsen; 4 Ps o ld 1 Mr. los, Matloctigs's hr. b. Speare- -.- 2 Mr. Price!s Fetv beat. W. I...sq.'s True Blue, woo. 4). Ohe mac: . • - . . . . A very singniar . eitturristanae occurred - cm Mon- • 1 flay at Chepstov . i, in. MOntminthshire. . Two rd.-- t soniwho'hact formerly belonged to a gang of 'depre!:. ~ : dators, who sortii years ago infested the neighbour ' ! , hood of this Metropolis, meeting' i n a p u bli c -h ouse, one of them accused . the Other of !.wring dwie him out' Of his' Shlre' of the .boot' of a " - totibery corn .. 1 rnitted by them in the year i sot, on t he' Darttbrd''' road: 'During their alterCatiQn - the whole eircom 41atiees Wet . detailed, ins Which it WAS at knOWledga they had not iihly rObbecf, but - murdered the Gen-' - ileman they stopped, and hariltg beeti'distthecl by 1 sotnenoise before they had divid&l thefr pliinder;' , .they Made off drirert'nt liVaysi and had; sle‘e'r met ! . atiti tit! Vii4). 2 . 'llieji Convefsatioa 1i:4'11,-; atirtael jthbilotiL..e . tie Stime . p,.. , rsOns.si:l i to - v;,e' . e ) sii4iiig'ip: the, i loon), 'an Offiti.-Yi-.‘'%Tas iintn4,cit'ately,it for, and the villains were'secured, arid'safoy lodged V the Coon ty ca6l; %vhere they will . rethain- , till' `the matter is I,IOIY iWieifleted. • - •' , ',. ..., , • .1 ~ , ... • ' ! , ...• , . I ' . ' The ' falloApg,r, e ry. i tly . , u his st9t - y;,!yeti heen c: r ell i la:,qi,with ty4sl) coltid . ..ilik;.ii,ANierjeen,,.wh.-re .t I was.,gvirallyi-i bell'Ffed . ,„ to l?l4riy. , : —Jo , the, )e..r i 1 7 8 6 '3,ACJib )l 4;:y r.i,..... pi . .ille,•7th tt,,:,giuketit of . , 'Font, 'tfien:.gpar , tere4l , Akt . ,,,4*Vv,o4::,(li4 .111:).:onse ! (iwilielOcci;l4l . .:wl4sliaiting, leaykag - A)Oix)t.l him lia a liiiiki*.}lrOung,w.i;f97.l.!,4l44l,4ttotii,ilt,r twentiet4 : Year. ,b.ut . iwil 6 s.nt'.cod. ltosbviljie,.l)ag been. IA the spring 0f.1707, Mrs, IS:.'y •ti . ..••'s left . klett,plaii '; #9O :' low ye rs:...a i tecikai-'ls wa4 i fg,:,41, L ai' 1 014 . 6 ,'..,liv.inX . with a Freni;limFil' of t1eki 1 ,9340,.f.TA ( it 4 NP•A . '; l 4 .l* . eked about hVclye 'y . C 3 r:.i agg. - Atkitiw,.:hioweyt,' * :;:),;)ii 5i;04:44.44,41F . 44 . 1i411Up pl gt4 . ,5i , m1:5•:14,0e came tile' clterd a:we of ['retielimn, Who,liadJound , : aitz ii_cottrealegt for atimei to leave:Europe. - 1 *it woad agyear i . by, . that her .goo&ibeha , 4bur .retoni: mended' her' so ttron't4: , to : her :pilotrto - r; !--*: f egardedi.licipirivingArsrrencitin e gfil`tlie 4413 3 , Cath'olit Wriest: • Stie , viOw sharOciiitiliort , inimense fortune, • for the.fretruhman 'ti.itis', ' _ . ~.. ,•. ItAND:PEnt IGOR DI ana -diarik.Bl'4Els 4 or l, l?: ~.,. ''" -, Of IhNEVENTO !. _.:• '' '. ' - .::: ... ' . I'..* 'r. ' ''. . * " - Stitt? fain. „ „ . • FILILL,..St? A riived -:the "ProVidence,. Anthony norp. Landon ; ski. ley, Illixt~ell~' GO; afid IriAn A rohangt not! !kirtiVrt;itirorttlit.. burgh. , , , , , R. A SZP.TFM . II I 6,R . , is, ; •1, 04, 31,1, ..t_lls ,st t,, I as -411? 4kkgFeV A geirLqn Ifornl'onpingcrt; Vibe. .1-19tIksicirrP 4 . .1: 1 1 1 eit-r3titriiti . "her6 " far' Benet' , 11/untion, .front V ll `: ll4 !,Stiiii - • • T I 7.7-7,tur - T!, .17T 111 R H, t ,. • On the Id ins*: Ai Grenai.,. in Aygshire., the'Llfy 91*Licti. tenant. Colonelaurnatt; , SrOfillnr ) • go the trrh insi:„Nat Lbtcoiribe-133-- 1, set, Berk x, Alrs y , 7 ,4itiui,pll, 04 a - I)hipter-• Last l e P ril , wife' 4r Kees ot • CottAty oil% lit c coo, of thrtc riiut itkety, 44,46) , 11111. • , , 41141? 1 ti ,; S t t , c. ,‘ %• l l: l] . vd.:ll..:plinte •,. , 1'0e4,41 , 14s4.Robert Prince, Esq. of' %;tikton, to ', hi: s:t • • Lor tfory; at-Bury, Georg,':! A Idasoa, 8i01.:361)er, of lii.foitooli.t4 001:1,o.ni witkribrolitin4nll;!\ll'oo , ovolOn. ur to 41„t 4( to W.lif . • , L it,* •,taidd :est i : or ViarioiGi. to Mts unetisiliti.; Slthitilioddittalisiltet;olll.. Snit t Esti: of: k:44 o t it i) j e h r t il l ' s fta t itts h.U t! i4 :l3 . er.vjek; E s 'l. of , the Vsoy.:.! N.:ry, t.)%\liss k;cliardson , ,i, tu ghicr Wi;natrl RA:ll.lr.Lun, Esq. of tilut Ql34.ltuts,day last, Mr. R obert .Skirroy, to Miss Baines, eldest daught er of C. )4es• .of Laucap. q)t..1.10 On Filth)? •se'nniOtt, at Clpist Church, Cork, 1)onald Cimipbell, Esq. ut tntrostt Regiment, to Miss lane'Rells. ot.Akattrow.,' A few days ago, john:Wiiiilia t i,,,,istxtort of St Iv4 t . .hi.t; both 'yq . ar, to Llii.aboth lltonxi); ot.thes; .1)41,,:ip, 4cd:0 0 .. . , , 0,440, Vestonlly, John Thompson,: Esq. Of ChiSwiCks ASO 68 ' On Mt; test. 1'I10111:1S. 'trill ' S. , Of, ii,Vilit oll o I+.l. Cr,.it, of Cture, ±sf the Chaiter-tnni , ;;.,. On WeLlncsd,r the, 9th ih.lstioholts.hine, Mrs. - int 4/ ,Notinsn, syti,low.. tot t}“: I4:e Mr. joint Nortuau, ul ;41414 ),e416, Oji Moiatly lase; of ar`tio.ol, Of a coi,stimplion, Miss- N!w* to:i, nicce to tiinceii-br.tteil Olt tlip• 316 t oi• ;,i., Gei.irge. of the Earl ot I. 11 . Coli.t, rut. of ;-• • . ::—On the nut: at ;:ilinorst.l.'..iL, j„ictitenailt• Colonel loan 4t gran, C.t.124.1 was Arivcr of the ni•Ai u4sl for in sant tooin. It hatl h6t tyrtl save stlinibsiun tY jussongets by r clbor in tiont, PIT ICJ .0P• s J ()CAW , • " • ` Y1.ti.11.11.1V.• , , ' ' ' , A . Bank Stock, shut - ' ' - •• I hitil.l Stuck, • 175' • • - ' ' • • •Navys per tem. s 6 4 if,•l i I Ishii., iS.Ny.l6,' (•,„ alts, Pm' , 5 pet Cent. t7./• - , , , -.not .. ~, . ....!...tiuer lu1;.:,, r.'dis:_l! , Irish s per (:.,,It. ,hit • li. • erhuisn, i pr. ' ,' ~ 4 per (ent. s ,, ot, 3 per Cvnt..ited. shut • . Imp--J..1 3 p!.r Cent. P 2 l. 3 per ,:clit. Cunt t ;It; i 'Alto .In.i. 7 A ii. riititi flank I ;Apo. shut. - L 0 . ,. k.r ipti Oct,' 64 i 63 k . iiiud Strut; Ann. shpt 63 __—_,....-----.."•...,