The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

MiElticAN - PAPttiS, The 'Oreenoelt Advertiser, to xte ate fre quently Indebted for the latest intelligence f r om , Ainerica, furniheil - us yesterday with news from th:axotratiy, brought to the Clyde by the 811111 `Efipeerjr Alermider, from Halifax ; this we could Sot find room for in our lastluddieation, and in deed it is scarcely of importance enough to re quire detail. A long letter from the taliant non oetts details the particulars of his eruize, with which we shall not annoy stir Readers ; the fol lowing passages are all the novelty la the pro= duct inn : " Annexed is a list of vessels Captured and destroyed, in which ea,re ;nada 271 prisoners. I have now, however, only • 85 risoners on board, having sent to England. un parole 78 In t p he Puke of Montrose; 71; in the Greenland ship Eliza, Swan, and 6'2 in the barque Lion, of Liverpool, " Poring my eruize, althinigh I bare tint had it in my power to add any additional lustre to the character of our little navy, I have, nevertheless, rendered essential service to uty coautry, I hope, by harassing the enemy's coramerce, and employing to his disadvantage more than a dozed times the force of a single frigate. • • , " My officerS and crew have experienced great privations since I left the United States, from being nearly five months at sea, mid living the last three months of that time upon a scanty allowance of the roughest fare; and it is with peculiar pleasore aerponot you, that they are all in better health than mizlit be expected, although you may well suppase that their scanty allowance has not been of any advantage to their strength or appearance. " dust at. the mament of Closing my letter, a newspaper lots been ',mated me, containing Capt. Ilrolie's challenge to Inv late gallant frieoil Capt. Lawrence, in which he meations with considerable EnritAsts the pains he had Waal to meet the Pi esident and Congress with the Shannon and 'Penedos. " It is tionc , ,essisiy nt present to take further notice of Cap. Nip Brake's ohserrations than to say, if that was his dispo. ciaolort was wo glaringly opposite, .as to authorise a very ca:itr::ty . belief. Relative to Captain Broke,' I bare only furtii.u . to say, that I hope he has not been so severely wointiled ag itial‘e it n sufficient reason to prevent his assinn in t ; the connitand of the libannon at a fistore The only other points worth alluding to are 'the following The latest intelligence from the North-wes tern Army, is contained in n letter from Conunu. (tore Perry, dated September 24th, in which he states, that - 1200 troops Were on the day preced ing transported to an island about four leagues from Malden, and that the same number would be.transported by the squadron on the day of .the date of hii letter. Malden, of course, Wtti not at riot time taken by our forces.--A ter train this army, dated Sept. 10, states, that the whole faros is between 8 and 10,000 effective men, and acids, " Harrison says he will have JNlalden in a \yea." The English force at Mal den is said to be about 900, and the Indians :3000." FROM LAKE ONTARIO. " A Gentleman arrived in town last 'evening • from . Sacicet's Hai.bour, 'which he left on the Ist instant. Cwumodore Chauncey's squadron re mained in Niakara river at the last date, 'Where it had brew wind-bound several days, with about 3000 troops on board froin Fort George, leaving at Fort George about 1000 -men. The troops itt :.'4,olet's Harbour (about 11000) were held in rea diness for debarkation, and boats were preparing to receive them.---CoMmodore Perry, who at the t irate of the late brilliant action held the rank of Lieutenant and Commander, is promoted to the tank of Captain in the Navy." LOAN OV 7,600,000 DOLLARS. se o n S f . t tu rf lay last, being the day liked for re ceiving proposals for• the loan of 7,500,000 dol -lars..authorised by an Act of the hist' Session of Congress, proposalk for more than twelve mil lions•and a half of dollars were offered to the Se cretary of the Treasury. The loan was taken at Bti'dollars :35 cents in money for 100 dollars in stock, bearing , an interest of fsix• per cent. The privitoge of prompt payment for the latter instal teems not being given to the lenders in this loan, a measure which subjects the Treasury to pay in terest on the money before it is wanted ; the terms are one per cent. better to the Government than those on which the loan of sixteen millions was contracted for six months since. ---(National Ict ie'ligr Sept. ?S.) " 1l istox, Our. 7 hive been expecting for several clays past great news from Lake Onta tio, but, to our mortification, nothing has trans lied from that quarter, or from Gets. Harrison, who tve expected to hear was either at Fort Mid den or Metriiit, since CoMmodore - Perry had opened iepassage'to the vanilla was of Kentucky. This, war, so fsr as it is a war. of conquest, tunst be nnw'ncar its crisis. What is to be clone in Canada,- must be thine quickly.' The campaign is nearly at an end, and with it will end the army 1:f twenty.. thonian4 year's men. The remainder Cf the army, it is'ivell known, must Le much di. tniniblied by desertion, disasters, and ti nth. This dimintitioo, we presume, will be - greater than can be supplied by new recruits. We are. assured Irmo every quarter,. that the seivice has hecOrne ex ceedingly unpopular ; that its many places where bas been attempted, not a' man can be procured ; that particularly the District of 'Maine will furnish very few more men ; anti that the year's men .are almost unanimously so sick of the t,ervice, that they will not be induced to enlist :mew, If the ~e be the facts, and our helief of them is tomulc , t upon much observation 'and in (piry, our Lull couvests will terminate , witil the ));.eseitt Camp;:ign. We cannot expect that onr tienerals will 1a able to accomplish, with a part oh their force, what they have not beets able to SA :COMpliSh ; tile WhOW.I-Boutort Oct Monday ;evening hist, as Mr. Stanley, gro cer and rhandhn., of Kenilworth, was returning from Warwick on hor4eliack, he was stopped by three men, between Wootton and Guy's UHF, one ne , whom p resoi tea a pistol at lihn, and said, d—n your eyes, deliver your money, or I'll blow your brains out ?" when Mr. Stanley replied, a' von don't mean that?" The man, however, etch persisted in the same language, when Mr. S. niatle a strang• resistance; notwithstanding which the villain canght at therbridle, but could not suc ceed in holding it, as the horse sprang forward; when three pistols were discharged at Mr: Stan- Jey pa!“,ed close by the brim of his hat, another near riHit side, but we tire happy to ' say he escaped witliont. reeeiving-any Upon Mr. Stanley reaching Wootton - , he collected few friendk4;with whoin he instantly returned in pursuit, and after u tedious search, pfouttil them in Nag"s 1104.,'publie-bouse; Warwiek. They were lodged in gaol =the sarn.e night, and bave *ince been committed for trial et the next A6SIZCS. MITITAttY AUditiVTATION BILL, • AIISTRACT AS • AUglCDati CtititfiftTTEZ. ' Its Majesty emnowered to accept the volutitaN olTers of a proportion of the Militia to. serve in any part of Edrope. nounit of Teo finineas tii permins making Volunttfry offer. Conilniniding Officals expliiin that the offer is to be voluntary. • The services of three 7.'1011 Officer* may he accepted with 900 men; two Field Officer* with Cud. men ; and •one With fiont and a proportion of other Oliieet3 according to the estab lishment, _ Ills Majesty . illy form the Militia for Extended Ferv:ec i to such provisional Regiments or Battalions as lie May think expAient. Officer of Militia not to take any Itlzher rani; in Ms Forcts, - wh,lc Gil Extended Service, than Livu , tenant-eolonel. • In tme .utticient btliters thf not ''volunteer, his Majesty may appoint 01ficers. Oilico-it ' whose otters of EAtentictl Service, art: aceepted en titled to h alf pay, hilt not if they do not join and kterve upon being rerrireti t.a suppiy rocauct,:sv / Pensions t o Widots o f Officers killed on Service. Militia on Ext,!;oleil Service sttliject to the 'Mutiny Act as Itilnlars, and Nlilitia Odicers.and Officers of Reguldr Forces to act ind:c.critnintitely on Cottrts Martial. To 'continue Militia, and remain subject tri'Militia Regula tions, cxellit. as particularly provitird 1,). this Ad. His Majesty may snake reguhttiotrt far retainin Otticerq, Non-euroutil'sioneil Oiliccrs, and llrtitualcri, as sttperuu nierariet.. • . - _ _ 111ilitia-men may enlist together as a Coinpany of not less than 100; and his Mait , ty may appoint Officer.; th e 11i litiu, and make ilattaiitus of inch Companies, 6:c. • C:ornmandiug ()nicer , ' may refuse to disebargc wen upon otifrieient cause. Per , fins discharged reftitlng to enlist, or not approved of, they slia!l contintle to belong to the regiment from ivhicliclis charged. No person shall be drafted fra►m the Regiment in which he enlisted. _ _ AfiiitiaOfficers volunteering to serve in the Regular Forces,' to have ULU Pay. ?limber of Men taken from the Militia 'uot to exceed 80,0 , 43. Act, of (co. HI. cap. ift) and t.n, relating to NUM.' en. li.ting into the Line, to continue in force, except in thy: cuse'specified in this /Vet. LA .W INT ELIA G liINC E. coun OF CHANCERY, Nor. Iq. Miring the bearing nt a Bankrupt Petition r , park Newton," the 14081) CHANCELLOR begged it might be understood, that when an affidavit was given in at the of (that is, filed), it was n(), to be taken out again on ariy pretence whatever. COURT Or KING'S BENCH. The Court was again occupied in hearing jus tifications of bail, and no business of importance was beard. Lord ELLENHOROUGH Sat at Guild hall. CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS' CONSIGNS. ADULTERY.-.--GIMEN V. GIMEN. This was a suit of divorce, or ifeparption, brought by Georg& Henry Green, Esq. the hug band, against Sarah Nisbet Green, his wile, by reason of adultery, alleged to have been commit ted with Mr. George Mader. It appeared that Mr. Green is an officer in the uemy, and that the marriage took plane between the parties in May, 1808, at Messina in Sicily, where they cohabited together as man and wife,, and had issue two children, till 1810, when Mrs. Grech quitted Sicily for Malta, and after residing there wort time, she sailed for England, and arrived in 1811, soon after which she became acquainted with Mr. George Writer, and a criminal intercourse took place between them, and they passed as mail and wife At various lodgingi in and about town, and went sometimes by the »ante of Mr. and Mrs. Green, and at others by the name of Mr. and Mrs. de Clifford. It appeared also, that 'on Mr. Green's arrival in this country from Sicily, be brought an action against Mr. Murder in the Common Law Court, and obtained a verdict of small damages only, in consequence of the wife's depraVed cha racter. The fact °lndult-cry being so clettrly proved by the evidence produced, the Learned Judge (Sir William Scott) pronounced that the husband was entitlad to the remedy he preyed, and accordingly decreed the same. COURT OF EXCrinqUER. kettsd Of great national importanbe was yester day brought; forward : the. ATTORNEY GENERAL VerSUS ' WI L t.IAM CARVER; and BitowNi.ow, Bishop of Winchester. The rinestion was, whether, cer tain premises; held by the defendant Carver under the Bishop of Winchester, on. the western side.oC the entrance to Portsinattth Harbour, • were or were not a public nuisance, by obstructing the Aux 40 Wilk of the tide, whereby sand bunks Were formed; and the harbour otherwise injured: Far the more satisfactory determination of this question a trial at bar, before the four Barons of the Excliequer,W4S ordered. Several witnesses were examined,' consisting of surveyors, civil engineers, and other professional characters . , aswell as Admi rals Knight and Sir Roger Curtis. The opinions, in general, bore the same !tendency, and differed cbieHy as to the degree of injury which the harbOor antlered, hilt all admitting the evil to a' certain extent. The importance of the subject, ,as it mi . - fects one of our chief naval stations, occasioned the examinations to occupy a considerable part of the day, and•therefore the remainder of the ctie Was adjourned till this day. SwINDLEtt. —•rriday morning, about eight o'clock, a young man, about 23 vears.of age, of rather a genteel appearance, although shabbily dressed in a blue coat, white waistcoat, military pantaloons, and . Wellington half -boots., .and of d3IA complexion, representing himself to .be Cap tain WARNER, or WARRY , and a nephew of a Member of the House of Commons, entered a house at the West end of the town„ stating,, that be had just arrived in London by,tbe Liverpool coact], and wished to go to bed, which be accord ingly. did. He left the house dining the day, and Jib! not return at night. On Saturday morning he went there again, taking with him'a trunk. . On Sunday the landlord had. reason to suspect him, and sent his. bill .to, him, when he acknowledged that be could not then pay, but would the next day, but which was rt!fased. He then took him-. self off, saying he would send the next day and pay his bill, and in the mean time his trunk would be good security for the debt he had contracted. Yesterday a very disagreeable smell and smoke was discovered to proceed from it, which 'eaused the servants to suspect. it COOtained some com bustible matter,. and there being only a oord to fasten it, the trunk was opened, when it was found lo be filled only with horse dung, and chalk, tot i .t)Ol:TOAZT4t 16; 18i3. , • trAireha it, Nov. 'ln, Isla. . , Hit Rrltal friithnes3 thy Prinac lt ._rKer:t tatt tier p1ea4441, in Ow name and on tia ier:odf V . ".) 4 .ier a cat.i44' ' 6%.,1ice to pa's . 1114 Gitat or the 17481 t.:: Kingdom of G" 11 iltitain Hod Ir , •l4oci, tho 114:;.o Cittptrr Of tto, Cathedral Chord, of Peterliorotyit to Di•hop or th. t see, ~ oitt Ity tot cleatlt ui Dr. Sisetatfr :$14;.0t, latztilish4p thereof hi;, iAlt ttirecottotteill to Ito Pair! Dinzu and Chap tc r Ihr Jubn Parson:, Drctnr.in Peati of lttii tul, Mauer • of Botha( College, Oxford ) to, be by thou enusen .I.lisbOy of tbai. tied. (!ro , ol.6teirei Nvventl.ser le, 18 IIL 1110111)er rut:lll,J 1.43 setr•C to ilie pres2l:tl ) .ati4ulent for the Iluruo r va of Itipotz-.ertle Itight Iluuourutite i`trattia :tuba BANK NAT vs L. I.ety and G. Cli .1-'„,est 'Stoatnett, slogsellefs, to sur render, Nuseta!ter 2i, at elt%. n. IlCc. 1, at tett, And uleveia, at . 11r4 A.. istows, Ilerfa niark,, Saint Nl:try-axe. t. It.tw hits, ben : anti -M. Dishopsgate-street, - London, nivrellant l , Nov. qu, nu, and Dec. gts, at ten, at Atiorntes, .Me.srs. Cannon and Cargare. Leicester-phtee, Lcicester-sarane; and Mr. Rooke, Jun. Her; MEd. J. tioin.k, Heaton Norris, Lancaster, common-brewer, Nor. 24, 0, and Dee. Ye , at eleven, at the lied Lio'i Heaton. Norris, Lunteasiaire. Atti.rnies, Mr. Walters, Stockport, Chester; mad Alessrs. Wright and PieLering, Temple, London. V.-Gee, Leigh-street, Stint Pancras, Middlesex, calla:niter, Nur. 23, 27, and Dee. 11, at twelt e, ut. „,At torn,,,,9' Mr. t;oilinanti, .Earl-.street, s T . tiatt, Claeup,ide, London, p ioer-hanger, Nor. x ,,27, at one, and lieu, 29, ..at ten, at Goildta,ol. Attoroies, Nies n's. 'Filson and Prejt,n, - L1..11.11 , .:ni -place, New Bridge-street,- Lonitost. 11. Norden, Strand, Ilititlies.!x, t Nov. 20, 27,11111T/cc. at twelve, :it I.lualtitmll: .ittornty, Burls Alarks, Sant; J. Cueetis, !lava-dram, Nor. 30, 27, anal Date. .29, tit twelve, at t•ittitalhall. .Ittornies, :,lases. Vtathcr and ()Id Jewry, London. J. Syn. t., Gray's lott-Lane-rowl, I;lll4.n...dealer, Noe. 20,40, • and bee. 28, at t e n, at , iii...truey, Mr. Palmer, linty's-inn-tot:la re. • . . M. A. Al. Canybell, Manta:tile-vinare, howie broker, Nov. /0,27, and De.% at twelve, at siaildltall. Atturnies, Mcs•ns. Wilkinsa t a and Yostag, iilargaret-strvet; Curendish.square. . . it. Green, Sheltie d, victualler, Not. 2.i, 2.1, ntadDet. 23, at twelve, at Ilealey't; t ornles, Wm. Tattvesbull, ('ampo-lane, Sheffield; and Mr. Lieary lock, Serielnt's-Ittn, Fleet-street. 'H. Farber, Plymouth, dealer in china;Nov. 2.6, 30, and Dec. 21, at eieven,,at -the Lothian lain, Plymouth...luck. Altar, nies, Messrs. Collett, Wintkiara, Collett, Lhance4- •. lane, London; anal Mr. C. Pe rs, Plymontla 1)ock. A. Stecetnitm, Bishop Wear:tooth,' Durlnati; De'c. 3, 9, and 2.4 at eleven, tit the 1.441,;e Ilishop Weal-width. Attornies, Mr. liaison, Bishop Weataionth; and .tsars. Mcgaisosio nod Faititatalc, Hatton-garden. 'T.. Jaw..i), Wapping-strrtt, ;N ov ; cm ; a 3O, and Dec... 23, at eleecit, tat Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr'. '..cat, Heti Lion-street, Wapping. L. Leant, Cireat Prescott-street, Coalman's fields, merchant,. Nov. 27..1ke. 11, anti ZS, at twit e, at Guildluth. Astor- Wes, 'EV it t and TI;A•i: His...io.i-Nquare. Unlocks. C. klo:phittige, ice rgh, Cut.ahrrland, drover, Dee. 4 - 4 ea, at eleven, oit the lkosta, Carlisle. Attorttirs, say anal Si:4mi, Carlisle ; and Mr. 11. lt.autt2..e) - , St:lo,s Inn, LinitAi• J. Parkinson, Preston, Lancaster, grocer, Dec. 11, 'l3, anti 21, at eleven, 14. .the Golden Fleecy, Preston. Attm- Diu*, Messrs. 'froughton and. Brut flock, Preston ; aa,l Mr., It. Greeirwtani, Chapter-house-court, St. Paul's (laurt.ii yard, 4.olithm. J. Hooper, Honiton, Devon, carpenter, Nor. 26, 2C, and Dee. fis, ut.eicceo, ut the Dolphin Inn, (..'oiytiati. :Uttar sties, Messrs. 'Townsend and l'earse, HutaiLtit ; and Robinsuu,' Essex-stCeet, J. Armstrong, .Manchester, i\:atinfacturer, Dec. G, 7, and 21, at ten, at the Star Inn, MUnchester. Att,JrnieN, AICi‘VS lialsteou and'Ainswortb, 'Manchester s and 'Messrs. Milne and Parry, 'Temple, London. D. Bowea, Nentla, Glamorgan,- drup , ..ist, Nov. 25, 213, avid Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Comitviatt Swat - awn, At-- tornies, Mr. Baraer, Grtiii.intv-square, London; - and M. W. fiwyn, Neath. J. Franklin, Farehata, SouthantOtatt, ;,•rcacer, Dec. 2. at one, 3, at eleven, 2:1, :at one, at the tied Lion Inn, Larehant. Attoin;es, Messrs. lottal), Mutton, 'anti Princes strect,..llank of England, Laadatt; anti Messrs. Bruttan and Ford, Exeter. W. Wood, .Nlanchebter, manufacturer, Pec..o, 7, and . 29,• at the Star MatsChest , .q. Attornies, Mriisrs. Hal stead and Ainsworth, Manchester; and .lessrs. aittle and. Parry, Temple, London. C. Mellur, Ilirlailitglotut, •eh :hustler, Dee, 1,, 2, and 21, at twelve, -at the Royal Hotel, Binning/man. Aatuenks, Mr, Brown, Mincing lane, London; .land Bir . . A. Forbes, Shadwell, grocer, Nov. 20, 97, and Dec. ge, at tcn, at Unita Nall. Attorney, Nlr. Witzger4ld, beritan-itreet, (ioodnian'A-ticidit. J. Lane, jun. Iludenhatu r Ilereford, butcher, Dec. I, 2, and c2d, at eieYvtt , nt the 114-pole-inn, /L.:oily:mt. Atter nies, Nlcssrs. Fladgate atal - Neeld, Er , s , ot-i:treret, London ( und . MeiArs. Dray and, Iladhant,,llromyard, Hertfordshire. J. Downiiney, Pori sea,' hricklmyer; !q.v. 29, at tntts i • 30; and .Dec. .pi, at eleven, at the king** At Purtsea. Atter ary, Mr. It. Hart, Portsmouth. • W, Nalford, Worcester, wealman, Nov. 20, ut twelve, 30, and Deer.'ls, at ten, at the Swan inn, 'Peg:Loh:try.. Attornithi, MevArs. Jenkins, James, and, Abbott, New:inn, London 1.1. 11. Fryer, Tewkeibury: Mewltray, attorniy-at-lay.., Nov. 20, at two, 1),, e. ye 3,• at our, at tsuildhall. Atteraey, Mr. Pitt. man, z, , :cricant's-inti, Fleet.-treet. W. Scutt, ‘'.itteiicitt, York, Intikcetier,.Dee. 6,7, and 2S, at one, at the Palace in., Manchester. Attorney, Mr. S., • Edge; St. Anu-street, . 7 r . IL. Oatcy, late of Smithery, Nerlolk, farmer, Dec.. 1, at four, 7. at ten, and li, at t..Vclt.t., at. the Castle:inn, Downhaut . rMarket. tonnes, Ilrvairidge and Sun,- Dyeet building.i, Holbert', London. DIVIDENDS. Dec . . 11. W. Worbor, of llott-lone, Deptford, linen-draper —Dec S. J, 'Wolff a rid Dovville, of New )fridge-e.tr ! ?.!t, m,r chatits-Dec. 11 F. Ward, of • Great Polomi-its reef, ti ~,a-druper.,-I)tc. druper.,-1)tc. 14: 1). I 'gimes, of , w4r,vluntiemn-- Dev. 11. J. Meron, of Brook-street, svare nouseman,—Dec. 9. P. Pattie, of Kimei Lynn, grocer--Der. IL Smith, of Totbill•strcet, linen-drdper—Dee. Johnson, of Sheffield, truollen-drop e r—N ov . :1% IV, Clancy, of tit, • Mary-Axe, merchant—Dec. 14e E. Joieph, of thiry-gtreet, St. Mtirp.Axe, merchant—Dee. 14. S. N. Joseph, of y-stmt, St. Mary-Axe, nierchant—Dcc. 7. N. Lithgoc, of Liverpool, timber-pie.rehant—Dec, 11. S. P. liunkfurib.of Exeter, faetor —l/oc. 18.. t. and T. Price, of Bricitol,,wlo:!-Iner4hitsos---Dee. 97. J, Mnnn, of Prestwich, Lancolhire, cottoti•maimfaernrer— Dec. 9. M. Nelson, of t.Llncliester', .riettm:ler-I)e,. .14. T. Woad, of ILichdetle, Catiov,er—D,cc, S. P. Norris, of Liverpool, i rm.-merchant —Dec.' 11. 11..1crri weat her ez It.. Braio, of Ant v.lch, Lancashire,- brewers—Llee. 41. J. Orr ell, C. Li 7 4rr, of Burnley, Litite4stiire, paid .1. Blackburn, of GargTvAre, cotton-spinners- 7 1)re, B,T. Phillips, of Ploitgh-court, Low bm.ti-sLreet, merchant. • 1, CEnTIFICATES—Dic. 7. J. 1I r , un, or Brook-44yd, Holhoni, carpet warellottic ol.to---i .Swithers, of Newport, Nionottloth, coal-toauer— I). Gritlitlss, of Alutryetwith, Cardilzansitire. Ketusliead, of I h:rum-street, St. Alary-le-bone, carpenter-- d. Stldoaes, of I Vood-utrect, hosioe--.1. Dawson, of Tot. tiogtott, Lancashire, inukeeper—E. Worley, of Brock/tam. Surroy, Lentaitre, of Citstlo-ctreet, watehe4so ntulter—J. fru/herds, of Ottswell-itrect, 014.1-streut, dealer. • _ . PARTNERSHIP . S DISSOLVED. .T. Vaughan, T. Willis and Tlng., Hall, of Whiteeliapei road, brush-makers—J. Walton and B. Faithank, of Lam beth-street, Ooi)sinittn**-fields, sugar-refineri---E. Atiosi tong and C. Arinitrong, sed, orWutling-striet, linen-drapers—W. llooth and J. W. Ilaatlk, of Albemarle -street. Clerkenwell, kliiverstriltbis —. l.. Brier and W. Jones, of Hors...ferry-road, bone-boilers--N. J. and C. Tianbory, of Laudon, distillers.— J. Dobson and if, Illaywat4l, of. Gresit Portland -street, pa per-hangers--.r.. Tisylor and C. Suvini. of Landau, merchants and Wilmot; of l'amtlise-row, Chelsea. coal. merc i,„, 7 4,--A . . J., Peters Lonven and •J. Medic, of Haydao tainare,'lnerelotots--J. R. and C. N. ,, ,sitt'er, of Yeovil. Aalata set.shirr—lolililen,--W. Callow. and V.A. Robot:4 of l it"9 l- w in o,stersliire, An altstvrs-41. W . Gdizei, p. and It. P. Withiell, trf iltidoeli # sod licumuice, mert:lniuta. I OLICI : _ —,rte—. : t'i i now-silitkr.r.—AUou t itfatHiglit 2g0,811,11..41.' seven months old, was loam! at the (1 0 4 ( !f 't l' il ' r woman at Last Acttin. It was taken antler the ere 61 the parish ogicers; who titferetl a reward 6 f II.", guineas for the (liicoivry of . the peiSoll or perf o Who dropped the Child. A v.,,,re.:lo.ftoti 11113 . " .Cre seen in ihe nelghbotahood_at the. Time, and ilia the description of theM, It. Limiacrick, the con' ductor of the How. street patrole. t raced the m oft to reside' in itochester-row, \V",•,:taiiatitcr. O ii :Monday he brought u p the wount and the .mall! Who is q sbOeinaker in that neighbourhood; kilo w w the woman at h os e door the chilli .wits Ira, tl''' parish - officers at Acton, awl thedeserte sit, „11 Pant. On the wom a n seein g her infant, tny to it; embraced it m ost affectionately, a wl 111)' peared to be a tine penitent for her past, cataloc- On nn investigation of the circinust4ices, it or • peared that she was the w mastcyser: wife of a pay m. ,leant, who bad been : abroad. On hi i r eturn E l England, lic fonntl his wife had provedinccestai' and was far advanced in pregnancy ; on 11)1s twodip' covery, he deserted her, taking 'with him his ial children to Guernsey. The child she droPPe g „.; -Acton 3.vivt what she was pregnant with at thet'"; her husband returned to gagland, andOc ' l ° ° ,' ; ',, whose home she lEt. it arlirtil nursed the too; dren she had by her husband.- _ The titan wilo!, , with her at the time of she said, was th e father of it. Ile, iti anofer,o,, this, did not deny having been intitnare Ilith'.4.l lint ref,;,ed to-actiowledge himself the fit'',.; defied her to say who thv father was, '''' ,' her de , et Ling the 0. 1 11 1 received visits front IA G8iler:11 ONCer IL to her lit:Alm:l's regiment. l'his ;•• ,'•, , , led4ell to he true, and prontiscd r.ot I.' ! • ' ' o cl i t ,F i t y .i., a . ga n i ( t: ,pll.:)teiteet:llinng.tsn-jko,f,iz i iL. co ii , ,, : c, ~ ~, ~ . -On Monday a system of ftir:4 - cry, to ao :,.' . : extent, was develop:A at this oilice, in w: principal persons hitherto . tletected &tete i:';,,i, il/kinso4 and Mary his wife, who lotlge4" t-' '',ait Ifand•ttreet, Sr. George's in the Bost• ''"),) w.as (. I ,:,scovervil by means of one Eatblia,o.lr;,,; agreeitointechuse of Atkinson )5 ~oe.raplP 11`;`,„1 on the Colchester Bank of Messrs. r,it:' Round, for 10/. ; the !atter pretending t 110..,..:! good, hint S •olen. The bori:ain was or li.?1, carried into effect :it a pub!ic,hoitse ndti close-R(111,1re, %%lien the police o !livers isaFilit in, and .Atki , l4rot :Ind . liji Wife he c" 11 ,100 the person of t".O wire were found IC . lii' r i''T,,tio,r ll of the above description, and at I:!cir '''' o 'llo were follilti tint COlTesp:iilitirlfl)l::,es .01.11!kV,e'ipt prisoners r i :4 T o ;t I fo r g er y . i e t r i tr w p; 1 1 : ::. ; ::: ' . 11( ' 1 " !:1.1).11:1'''' bills -drawn a t jti o Janciro, 00 1 b111),,l'ill:C ic::: U .::: : : 1 : 0 1.. : ct ‘ f r :1 1:: 1) 1 r . 1 1.7 .g i. rje t. . 1 0: - 1 : 1 1 ‘. V ; 4 1 . ii c t i n t: , : ) L i t : i ; ti ii:/ f i e r t r:: : It ( 1;. 1 ; ti : 1 !: :: (,)1/ ;: jt : ill c e tii 1;' : , , ; : i i i l ,:i"'' ford -street, the : Fox and Ilotiods, ilitt,l4,;(ol' tol t ij e ,stti... c .irej.i t ,:),, i ,tv.at,r t .i, i it g .irii ill‘t:ri c at,:ei l llo c. a%C.:(l) k it:ti:: i iri t t,l l ,l:l,,.,trai t liaf l ti i r..lit e .,,:i,lic) c lyi t t r ifii i xa( p :mire,s l ;iii c }ir : l tni ) y ir r :Ri e l ( eite ) t .:e f il :' ;i . ~,I : i. ll , ll , lc i l l sii i :lc i ict:ls i: s i .t s t f morit t iti , l ; :ii.i " !? ,e‘ . l, , t i i: l , i r ctweil: s ' li o ' , lL i .o' , 3' ) l, ,,, , ,l3 , ' , ' , ;,l: ; :,gl , ,i eon tit red rur re -1)-rin . eNamin:ition. f */ '''' ‘ ,.,.i.d ~...,,, costs' Greeti‘vich "roactiatea we', ) D iisc vl " L. each, for ciltyini , 13 otits .o4 ' contrary to Act . of Parlianhtnt. ~,, ,A6l, l7 'l C : r y .10/0 Carpeittei ,a. h.l.lier Wa9 ill ' '' . ; a lit 1.-t -expas:ing to sale bread tle:ii.:ient in ► l " .° ounces. The Alreiford e veto ‘ a ira f ii sal excessively crowded i for the, l) ,: :n s e' llo g .1 : 1 Theatre,' 0 11 Taelll3l'.'t of 11 ' w n -1 " .t. ' 4. I‘imIGAN, that part of ti , . .‘; 0 11V ' 4 theaY: which) Precipitated some or the c''. l ,7 1 `1:e . pf i '' .. bottom of the house, and prev eato' pet', "rmance for the night. Foctuaate,l Ott' was onatvrially hart.. ------ ------v-- , • 13111.1 . 11...;. On Monday, the 9th inst. at But•ltitlgh 3l, ' , her mother, the Laity of Ca gain Nlaedongo4, , ei Marinvi, of three tii.v the' two ciao! cif,%`l,)a:4 , 11 , 44e1y to do well, anti tho toot;ter f. . 1 .of recovery. . Tu rn- On Saturday, the llth'inst. the Lady of ' 334 " of Woburn -place, of a son, M :11{111LT). dla4 c „,-, of . Ou the 9th inst. at (htnhory, John Acton, ttl:lteb"c3, el& it daughter of Joint flrovant)4, s 1 11411; in the County of Sato!) , • , 4 150 74 _4; Wellneillay .tt Whitby, Vorloh irc, Solida or, of How elsurcit-vartl, Loation, t doughter of John 11611, Esti. 9f the forotet.Pl ot i'1 ); ,0 9 "1 On Monday morniatc, W. K. Jertkini, 1;, , u• itreet, l'Ortkudith' ice to 'Mrs. ,w;dow James fiance, Esq. of Kingston, .On Sunday, t he 7th inst. at Cile.lerioni 11 ' '' 1 the (tot'. Dr. Fuwke, Itvetor of Chesterton ..1 , .. , ' ' ' that ennoty. 1 T , • .I. , Oltie &Iv, at Itrahatu (:aitle, E • , :`; 7 ' , 1 Francis John Rim. henzie, suctind .:,,:, li' !..', ! " ;•i Oil 'Thursday htst, at rahnout.,, 1;..' , ~ , St. Mary. axe, London. t ~1:1 lOn Sunday anornint..; last at Bellorne, 1 ) 1:: of ..' i wife of Ceorge Ward, gNil. of a 1,.,r..il VC,: t,114,1ir• I :-.. The attars: day, ut his boasit inPiceAailly,Nir.liolicr . Bookseller, agi;dai. . 4 , ta • 1- , ' I . On Saturday ei•ening, - the 113th inst.' at !ter hOII , i 1 t Oa the hit of Anzust, unr.ng .411‘trygi.vattra,1-18...itriei.et,. l'ortm.t.n.:ltittre, C.:at Itet'nie 10!?. r ..,PP11.i. Of Ifirher). eantiihell', of tiuch-Air-flo:11.,. ill tho - G-L• 1 4 ~.-, , . 0 i a t in ' lottae (4. thaVyrennee,,-three Oars he-foir!(:‘)7o,,arli. 1 i villArt.l Le Nleiurter, of the I•2th Regiment of . P . Or 0 3_ 10 0 fantry, Lieutenant-Col .otel in tltellritifili serr,c,, L t. ! ~.,. "I . tile late Civami..4,itry-G,q1,,:),,1 of 111 stout) itain,.......0.,c,f, • Lat,lv, at DarelEtio,NorTo:.':, in er 70:11 year , ..`, I'M! rohct 1f Sir John Fenn, Ind itster . 4 Ilic late J. r i 7:+l. P. of ROydon, in that ClVlnty• . . s t . on e, Vl' . Uen thotthrcti;.ll:el:Lirl ' .On Thttrsd•ay, t ht!'4lll inst. aged 89., Joint iv i .511ine ,-, 1 Middlesex. Ira ' Jci rcrY ' °l ' I,):iditY. the 15th inst. at Peclihant, .R . rt . of George Jeffery, Eiq. aged 71. t t St'r''' On thif I ith iiiit. aged 82 ycari, Rirst. Morgara. i. lict of James Noyes, Esq. late of lienntl)irt''''' (u d.' Bonds, Ss. 4s, dis. Swab Sea Stuvg, Sew Anti. 13ills, pr , Ofj pr. Imperial (;oriii, for i3lti WO- rItICE Olt STOG Bank Steck, 9,18 i 219 NAVV S per Cent.tiill.ll4 Jr;il) 5 per Cent - . • 14 paeC,:nt. 73i 71i: • 1 , (1 , i Ct. Red. 56/ 57 564 57 3 pct. Cent. Cons. • Kink L. Ann.'l4 1 Inklift Stock, 170.1 1711 1'.°N1)()IS ; ; ' ,J. bn,lAiu • •-• tor ; s 411''114 1-)o4lCfsa Lettcls4,ol4. Osirit464" " - ,t, p ;