The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-28 00:00:00

r'l..-• , .+rr the L0,Vp . 0N,.. (;4",:fl",7'7'fi:,Sept,, 180; . • .oeithlitee 7.2 t JILT • q.lt v .:ll Enghp.o.s. Centleman cadet Fre;.taitelt English to he'S , .!:cnncl Lizute • ritdit, viLe Dixon, Inor.ioted. • Gi~trninf 's aid r“1 ty the l'ier.Lieutettant the Coati!) , of Clanurgan: Pot& Rije liol;inteeri, . Colt. 16 he SeLorni Lizilten4nt. Dated 0 :h•pt. Is, 11, be ditto, Dated as above. Tlitnnis Nirtin, (;ent,, to he Lnsiitit. •D•itcd Auf•• 18 7. Lieutenant William Iktvatt to be Adjutant. 1)44t...d a 4 htxive: • 2 • • • Volunteers. Second lienter.;nir ChristOnlier Perkins to be First Lieute . 113i1t., Dated Sept . 15, ( 1831, Second Lieutenant Ethvitrit lenkins to he ditto. Pitted as above,- Commission sired by rbe L9rd Ututencutt of ,brCouirty - # *Ren irew. ist Regiment Paisky Volunteer iglatttly. Ensign John Nl*Cl.llan to he Lieutenant, vice C 3 mPheil , (teceas:ll. Dami SepteinUer 3, iiBa7. i I liaM C;,. 1)1) •I I, Gent'. to 'b: Ensign, vice MiCleilm, promowd. D.teil as above. BetNICRUPTVES - ENLARGED. brors Frlt, tari:of Wal worth Surrey, insurance-broker, front Oct .3to N .5, at ten, t uildhall. ' • • ot Siiiiscx,roal.merchant, from Oiti, 17 to Dee. 5, at trn, at Gitildhall, Luiloon. Ilughes. of Iteitiiett -street, St. lames's, Miiikiletielt, S,:pr. at) t.' Nov. 27, at ten, at of.l'haines.l)ittim, aurrry, car_ !enter, taint Sept. z 9 to at, ten, at Guildhall, London. 13AN UP7 • Rob , :r Mara.,, of Louth, Lincolnshire, froney-scrivener, to surrcinkr ed. 13, ,i 4„ at the George 1111 o:stor, and Nov. 7. at tlio Captle, or Lincoln. at, two each day. Attortnes, Nienolson, Glainlvid*Brig.gi;;, or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New 1hi,140-stte t, London. •" • John Townson, 01 - 1)1 , inouth- 'dock, hatter, Pa. 12, 13, and at-eleven, at the Bush Tavern,' Bristol. Attornies, 11. ... *SC ‘' ce: . king's Bench-Walks, Inner Ternille; Lon un!; or Mr. Stephens; hristot. • . 6 " rr CO l 4 ll . !holey-strut, Southwark, Surrey, sazk io;4-smautatturer, Oct, 10, at one, I :it lijeven, and Nov. 7• al at ,Attorney, Mr.: Wright, 11.. m garc.-11111, London. - . tVel , b, of Bethnal-Green, Micltilesex, tallow-chant!. Ott. 12, at six,, 13, avil Nov. 7, -,t eleven, at G Witt. tiorncy, Mr, o;:iry, Clift6nt's• Chores Suter:Jon and lienjarna: Pettil;of Li verpool,druggists, 2J 4 at onc ,;md.Nov..7. at three, at the,. , ;lohe "1 a. lvtittnaOl. Air , rides,' Mr. Woo:Is, Liverpool ; or Mr. Illacksto:k, it. Mildrectis:coutt, - Poultr) , Moly 1-1411,.01 North,.Cetney, GloucC'stershirc , , (l ",, ler i ; )a. S . seven, 9 and Nov. 7, .at elevot the Kara nit, Lirzncester A rtorioi'3b. Mr. Lollard', Cirencester ;or Mews erti,:tift: and Pry, Clittind's• I nil. %t , 'ilinut: Peter loyeet, of Colin:II-street, Fenehutch-street , rneictian, Oct. t 2, at six, (3, anti NM 7 •.7t at eleven. at k, A ttt.ritej . , Mr. Boustield, Bouverie-; Fleet.l street. Santoel i.ane, of Davies- street, Berkeley-square, ht ckilesex, Ocl. 3, up, and Nov. 7, at t "at A tiirtiey , Mr. Creeinvoinl, Manchester. street, Muocitester-:,tffire. • Wilitlinood mid !;Corgi Currcil, of Chester , milli • •Hera, t)et..3; la, and Nov. 7, at twelve, at Culla:di, Lon- Attu:ides, Messrs., Meadoweroft and Statili7,6 ray's ' .• • ' relci Smith; orListerpool, vidualler, Oa, 19, al, 4 Nov . at elsven,. at the Globe:rave:li, tive f ritpol. ttorincs, 'Messrs. Parr and Thinupson, Liverpool . . jolin attWil,:ht,. of Wolvethain Oct Is, "at ;our, 16,-a Nov at eleven, at,the terrpg. • barn Alin too, S;1.11;',,,ll, Salop. A) tor'llie; 'll/1r:1,51a:de.,•• Atiolverha , iiptolt; or Mr. Wiiii.llll4, LondOtt: DI I/ la 1%, A' 1.)4 • • ~ • oa. of Che Alf, flictiloek Prana , , of Loentiod, and lattseschad.:ek, of Sow, Siat fords:.ire. Lai:col:inners, •at .thlee,. at !like. •10,t(1;0,v,ilt;;r Arms, Main.ne,ter. . .041, 2q.. Challt.S G eat rex, late r of Sur ton, Coldfield, widest:he, broker and audio:leer, London. . Oa, ao, S.tma.:l Foster, • Lite of . 6ratl'riatri,. Iluntinstion. 'shire, timber-men:haat, at twelve' tite (; I eurge 1111 4 • 111.111,41001 •• • 0,41 ti4m Tredgold, of Southampton, tallow.c.itand. ler, at one, at the Dolph s' Southampton: • • ()a. 21 Robert Copland,,,i I. ivap6ol, ith.it.ti.,:tt, at twelve, ,nt the (;: , :;.)e Tavern, (ya. )utingc•r, Of ftenlington; lidte-btatner, at tco, at the Lastle ham. stltaple, I)evi.inshita. Oa, 17 ionti (loges,' of •Ilaohury, ()xForabhire, mealman, at clevoi, at the 1t..t1 Lion I nti, 11:InbUty.' • ()et, 24 Neale 1.3..devek.,• late of l xet'er,' surgeon and apothe , cary, at cicvrim, at toe C Inhe Tavern, Exeter. Ott.:.?;, lulu I.)aviel", of Calt:11A1.01), C9ra.. all, linen draper, at ti ve, at tit, (;hire Taverj, • Oet. I. Wttbaiti Nia4d.., now in ,a:e. ut : , .I.:nsfield, Not., j i :g. plumber and .41aztcr, at ten, at the 1V bite Swan, Nl4n.hcla Oct. :.o. rtt ma's Thrntrof Trowbridge, Wiltohire, grocer, - Sr‘ the Georg: ' 'crobriclge. O'Lt the. 5 uumec, (at e of Bridgewater, anti tr.ipt.l, at elevett, at the Ati6l4l bit al. C Ellis,' 114 w or late of litiattall.llo4or. . 41i NJ it ,it),li.,;ststttN o Isitx.cr, at tett, 4t thc Whitt; • s%/;;It, Aia,,4!ium; ' Ott. ; 7, 'Ar iluton, of Kniglabbridgr,kliddlciex, coat.h. rtlaher of Ox'tord;.stieet, MitLUcsc, , goldsmith ;Ind ..ciwrir>_Nle.dlcy, of the 1.11,'i nn Ir,n; Ficet.street, Lon. tvilcuLki, of or( hod Weitiniwiter, 4?wuttica. ~ tuotorg,m4nirc, ile<itor. • , Stvittiot lit:4 4 lls. of Povcr. AtoC,!t. 1'414 Nb,kWieS Dh Cui.tiCS, 1641i1t011, Or Man- • cl.;bter. - • Tiv•wm,,Kinrlctsly, ,Nhn I):!vetivort, ar,cl E4iwarti C;rafturi, . of s.,s.nigport, >tatlspd, rualluj. tut, r of glass, Ethvaitt orney anti lopift.,;,:,,ory, ut 13 . roitdrat a:et, wine mercitatos. John atitt Rls.3)irq Prielahl, ?I iligh flolborn, hopkNebers, C 0043 411:14S011, Or iSirtningkiain, tyrass•totintivrs.. I booms liulllvant, of Alatichtster, ItiantifaCitirefS. • • . , • - Fro:los iSoOaly, U.svid Peckott, and Bohn Ralph, of %Var. voick.coillt and liar,oi ,, .Lourr, wme.mcmhants. 5.,,,,i ne l i,,, 11 ,,,, of I , l,k:ftale, Rol Edmond Sager, of Chad. tiortoo, Lancabter, v,.0011e0-toniotaeturcrs. .. Saknoei litir,is ;old lii jolt* .1(14:kown, of Pickle lierriog ck.tisf , 4etta . „ 4 411 1 .1 Or l icet•Street, Cl MR, CO GR Erb; S ROCKETS: . The: clestrnaive pon'rer.s of Mr . . CON c vt's . et h lia‘Q. he .0 ii•skiceu oy tlic p L;0 otti 1";:i I g.!N o y C.:litiOt retrain froul pr . t...4ioti of suviii . i!sc.., that the.succv§s with whjeh itpitettr to have been employed, shoctict have' h4On conrounicaied to os only by. the Enemy. An ar : - tide of intelligeocelkOm.-the Lower Elbe, dated the " filth iti htilit* alp invnted rks::Wts, ,miAti enrii,,tticl-the Most eftpitution, 41t...(opeRhogen:" . . Ot t the Ititith of this stfritscilent., rye Colt. rhiiu niet , E'v.ktli tin sh.iiii)w of *a Ci964i k„,apd • tuts sp sick w i i to t fi e k t. re couticitsuctr. on this st.lje6t; 4)001 repefnetifi.kyitnt!iiseil the. pot+.ertni et- , - e ts a A t tuiitrWojtiit!Orts' war, • moLPoit4944t, - ... - ttlytt• t,li4 ?irri;:tlc.lvrr C:, p it a l 11141 tbil.i!frosion v• t; hy.its j:6St : it is • ;'ooal,eolatecl to operate ito 0 1*.c6 11 .1 A i attra ticiii,. than as thi etivtie ut persolial de4trup., tiou. tliongti it widely. rapi‘ily -About a formighrag n •a- formidable attempt was; mad:: by the priamerti of lor-p i r,,:i.tpgintip Crops to; c t i;Jet their esciipmfropo ooatiogrtlviA,,,::,l)wrwecu tqn; II iii.Veiv on ,o'clock at . night , a 1 4pc.q. (4' Poo 9t . tholu rus•jrcitt ail at °nee mioleotiy; ogaipst thi... interior pat. ing' into the pri , itoni: bait, itl t-.# 6 Pllilti.J4t,,frxellQd oPe • aught of it witir theltrogruti,:Thqi ; -.wereprne , %44.v4: to•tuake a liKe wipgrirlagnt:4olt Abu, rioait incio:i 9 . , 34doustraeleti;, likitibe 14;upt,.: of„woc.x,ll,,i, vviltfp .0! y:, 1 r‘iure ch,aripci byAbl....tni)kkgy, pr,tbe,4litracioi, pod more than ,4(3 Were seVe.rq-IY i,34.',itiit4144,, Wit-1 , . q , % Oaytipst,.Oor,s,, t;t i et a i l dp?o(3:ivf n q t7a4., j9,tboir ,c:}u;.. -,60c.ii,, kNogc 9ifia stl) ; ,..o:rit, iit ,ctriviciciici.:, of ilik i a;l,9lkpj,,il vast }'pc pltlro f tA,l9l - - work t-,114y1;tiii< 1 ..... 1 r inli a boAtt a t ttf ,protoki ; it'ti 1t4.) be 14 tut liii‘h; ;iid. nearly, 4 f lptiF. s in cirenniterpiice.. i -4:- .•-------IL - ' - f . i4RitiL , , nf Nu. h, Mgftleit.aiti ii. IN LONDON : 1-'rinted by Ric II A ito i Titer ; :tiiii pttinv.h ~, i by W i tEtAI,4• Alms 6i it Stit tPr ti GC BtytttAt two At the Edti . .!OtTics No, 112, Strand; where Advertisements, O'biors for the Paper, 1 otters for thu &ill Or, 4k. Li. e-pjlii•pt.iiiiii iz I;ich fif the Pawn-Brtikers ''.llif the Wised& had .freq,uently Veil at tbeif reFpe&ive shops,. pledging - one, Aexide-and redeeming another. None of theril ,4fhe smallest suspicion of , hitn. • The,Prosecutor s wore, _that the various parcels of biif4(legs produced were tits property, having each ..lus,private mark. In the Prisoner's possesion there was found a paper, - in - his band writing, descriptive of the Prosecutor's property pledged by him, -specify ' itig the place where pledged, the kind iind,quantity .of the article, the person by whom consigned to the Prosecutbr, the Prosecutor's private mark, and . tbe `sutra for which pledged. This paper specified twelve dozen pairs of boot legs, but only seven and a half doien of tient had been discovered. The Prosectv. .tor's kiss, while the 'Prisoner had been his env; .ployment, and which had come to the Proseetuor's knowledge; .exceeded .1001. and, he informed the worthy 'Magistrate, that this was the third' per ion he had been under the necessity of bringing to jus- tice, for-robbing hint of property entrusted to theif care. The Prisoner' was fully committed for trial. UNION HALL—On Saturday Stephen Marks, watchman in t;:e Borough Market, pas charged with purloining a quantity of fruit,..the property of Martha Lynch, who, upon tallying • her,score with the grower, found 'ierself minus considerably, until the guardian of:the night was: deteeied Milling hit pockets with, the property entrusted , to his care.— He was fully committed for trial., , , • . An Inquest was held, on Thursday afternorm at the Vernon Arms publig 7 ltnusa,:Pentotwille, on the body 'of a 'man of colour, who was killed by a fill from &tree, in ~ Penton,vilte; c44rchiyar4. : , fie, had . followed a parrot which escaped out, of cage it took refuge in the tree, which the poor man climbed id pursuit of Poll,,when branph porting him gave ,way, .114,,,wks . precipitated i to that ground, arid killed..-rVerdi4,• pi , at4 There, iso- felicity attending • t hat f ! the more' they are ,cOnsideredy,t4ti l more :ippare,ntt tileirtiternal whrth., -istronginstiince of this. -4 7 ,, s , :riPtion is .the present.,New Lp ,ttety whioh., c"l9firehandi lx°-'Sebeins for.oriA•stake .ot adven ! . ture.• An impartial view of this comp9ondint..freit,, - divested of 'narrow .ppejßclices,• wilkshew it, on n .comparative scale svith.forgierLottely PlaPi, to Po/- . . , . sofa superior excelleuce,and advantages,,over, every one:of 'them. • • • A lianiplilefentitled,:“ The Agent and ral Son,'t published by Mr. J;Jl'. Huonas, - .lltiviaX.' most . grciisly nod wiiitonly - libelled Mrs, CARigllol' VALE, 'Of Baker-street,lhastimult as it slates. ititsiiela! that she had ; twolltisbands living ?aPthec. sarnd• - tithe,''and other , hriputations as to-Ilie,titraiity! of her Husband's well as improper Stem. ttire'S on the-respe6l - Ability of her birth,' mid infix her inning received a' sum' of money , ot ,Mr. Eintit anti, 'and other matters therein contained: and. Mrs. CA'ariairA LE-basing given • hist rudiOns to prosecute the said Mr. HvGnEs, 'as the Publldher of such !Libel, has; inconsiderationmaking , this con. ceisioh,•'xirnpped'Stich land.itr fAll.,ciin— al-At the accoildts detailtd in isneh tuphlet : art - tiltiroly'f3 l .Sch, UGWES takes this ' tntc.lr, of ',expressing: iliis 4 ctintrition beeti the unintentional instrument. of !Airoutidingi:iliSSC Itelings; andlpilblishing such' Litter:fedi - if . • *der' that so ''sbrindaldna a- falsehood , .. , .rfiri)ilkosi;be-•. I thrown on the Ptibliel' Mir: Hondas has , destroyed: . the above-mentioned libellous parts relating to Mrs. CIits 4 EVALF:c 'and omitted them in a new, dittidn;• published this day,' and intreats:-Iter. to stddepi , thiti • • . • • : , fili:7ting ticent:of -extreme diktresS,A in tyreat.tilel-‘ sum spares - i he valuable lives of vv111.3 , e pro perty it deStroys. Tire ruin of their homes • could; not fait to pro.lnco in the inhabitants' of the 'town, a , disposition to an early. capitulation; and, - when no; prospect presented itself of successful resistaiice.; 'such a :disposition must evidently have made a just 'i'mpression on the Garrison, and liastereinin..terwii, nation of the siege. If such advantages have 're sulted from the use of the rocket ; if the - interests of humanity have been thus effedually cp iis idied ; if the horrors of a siege have bren Idiortetred tig3ted ;, and if the objeCt• of the I. l „xperlition has been - more easily and more , ,promptly•aecompli,slied by -surely it is to 'be regtetted,_ that to the Erie , avy . alone we are indebted fOr testimony to the feCts of a powerful instrument, •to the 'employ ment of which the early attainment .of all these great and important ends is' in so . -high a degree to be ascribed. • • . No One can deny, that the peculiar circtructanees Under which the late successful attack. upon Copen , ; Itagen Was made, rendered itinfinitaly desirable that We should, it prthicable, get-possession of the Pa-. hish Navy without bloodshed, or,.- itt the event Of rc,,istance, with the least etmusiou of blood. Every thing, 'therefore, that tended to rotund the . dura-, tion W' the siege, would surely contribute the, more to embitter the feelings of the Dams. against this Country ; every thing, on the contrary, Unit ,acce lerated. the terminaiion of hostilities, elsechilly lf . .at the same time the lives of the brave Danes , were spared, would soften the rigours of Wer, and lease the'mirids! of those wliom we have unfortunately been compelled to treat as enemies. in a state not unfavourable. to future coneilitition. This is a very important point, and is essentially corn-Jetted with all those circumstances Which may possibly tate the return of some portion of 'that ititloeuce upon the Continent which' we formerly maintain ed. - That the use of Mr. CONGREVE'S rockets has difninished the effusion of blood ; Must be manifest to every one who is not unacquainted..with.theircor . struCtionand !sowers ; and, as •it is equally;evident that th'e less •the number of those whb yell during the Siege, the more easily the ,resentment of the Danes , will be disarmed,' it is impossible .to , - deny this Gentleman the merit of having; tuatetiallycontrilint ed both 'to the success of; trieExpediston, and to the preservation of that temper of mind, on .the 'part of , the Danes, that may premise a lope of the re-establishment of a friendly intercourse with the; Catanetof Copenhagen. on the coestruetion and• powers of the rocket,. there has been much misconception, and, perhaps, :still more misrt presentation. We-shall add .few more ribservatiens, in order to corned the very erro 'neouS ideas that have been circulated en this subject. :Wei shall, however, strilily confine ourselves. to:th a t line of ceinnetnication which: Is :limited . „pla-;tation of What appears to be but very imperle&lr undersl6sd ; carefullyabstaining from that minute rieSsef detail, of. which the knowledge should be as little extetlded , its possible., : The twii,e6iSeSt misconceptions in respest to the rocket ai'e these : that it is extremelY - litniied hi its or range . ; and' that' the. cortipohition with whichlt is filled is not or a: btifticiently combustible . 'nature to render it au efficient :instrument. 'of de struelion. .A short answer will'entirely.retlove the .force of both these . 'objeetions. The.ayerage range of the rocket is considerably under , rated: at. two, thousand yards: Of' this thae exists not the slighte s t - doubt. It is a:faal which is susceptible of confir mation front every one who has had att. opportunity, ,of seeing the rocket in the state • Of , perfeaton,.io, willeh it has at hit been brought. The first oh, r jation, therefore; Is clearly destitute of All fuun tifttion. • _ With II:Ape& to the second, it is still more. easily refuted.. Without proceeding to an explanatim,: which is here petit t'lly unnecessary, of the compo nent pat ts,,or 'propertiesi of the combustatle matter in the rocket, we simply refer to the -otletl. it has. already prodnced at Boulogne Hod Copenhagen.: It will be in ther recolleetion of eveyy one WllO, is lathe habit of atten , ling to current events, that, at Bou-' lone, an exteoiive storehouse, or . trwgzizige., ),vas : destroyed by the fire of the. rockets which were ac tidentall projeded in the direCtion of die town, ithte3d of being thrown into the. baSon, - at»ongst,the produced by theist Cofien hgen is still , very impertettly known ;I'm,' if we Shoal not receive an accurate aceount'of it from any other (platter, the Enemy, or th&Danes, whom we. anx i tAh ly :hope still to number atutifigsour .friends, will net Oil to supply us , witly:the.mwos. of doing justice to those who, we are cmvinced, are Most so, licitous to promote the interetit'and, prosperity of their country. All that is at presentAillown, that the rockets , .throwo into Copert(Ligcn diii con -4%1,-1-able "execution, and "his. :none 'is amply inf. t to' prove upon what.an;erroneeus foundation tt, olijet.iion has ben raised. , • • 'l'o the 'credit of the present administration,. and of • the last, and of the • Atintioistration the 'last; extensivit encouraorement, has heetEgiveu to Mr. •Cot4GRI4; atn? ,this , eticouragernet* 4123 been the, more fizateriog .to 'lists. re- !. Betted .the mere. credit , upoan .those from whom it W'h received, wince it wits ,derived fro'n U timate conviilion ;)f the great, utility of fn., inven tion. It has .been assailed, by clinnour, by ptejlidictt,! by professional jealousy ; but the convitAion of each succeeding; Nlipistry romaios oophapged ; .,and'; , th e y are n ow all, justified for,t he confidencehy.hicht they reposed 14. the geoins,,pf,,au individu4, whol aspires to become a beuelttOorAo i ,bis coutttly.. POLICI;. GvtuottXt.l,o , -.saturday Janies liarltr, .a Seidler, belonging to , the Tower Hamlets .Militia, and wlho hadoccasionally.been 'employed by Messrs. Roper, cepper-smiths,SnOw-hill, by which means he gain , ed access. to their extensivewarehouses, Was brought • before Mr. Alderman ANVESLEY, the Sitting Mag i. strate, charged by Mr. ROper with having robbed hint of a plet;c of copper and a small piece Olpewtet,' Mr. Roper ,Stated . , that the Prisoner hadteen fre quently observect.to linger .in the warehouse the Other men employed there bad ,retired .frotn work: Eridly,' some ;lne previous to the usual hour of breaking up, heliad been observed to retire to ,a secret part of the premises, Which, on re turn', was 4eArclTd, and a piece of . coppor and a bit of pewter were found concealed. Mr. Itop:lr order ed that the property should be allowed to remain where it was, and that. the Prisoner should, be; v,atched. Up was accordingly obserVed, ;as he3vo about to quit the warehouse, to visit tho spot where' the property had been deposited by fol lowed into the street by an officer who Was in. wain ing, and . on .searching hint the, copper and pewter in . question 'were found on his per Son. The Prose cuter stated, as. a circumstance or 'aggra - vatien, that the .Prisoner,. independent Of his pay'as a soldier, conldlearn with the Prosecutor, by honest inanstry, tell shillings a day. • . The Prisoner did not attempt to`dOny the - charge, but alleged that it was his first offenee 4 and pleaded family sickness' as a palliation of his guilt. The worthy Alderman would have transferred over the Prisoner to military putifishmenr, but the Pro,e cutorhaving ekpressed itis conviction that. .be 'bad. been often robbed - by the Prisoner, he uia.coint-niffea for trial. • Thomas, iztterseri, who had been charged the Pre'''. ceding day with :robbing .ITl'. Curti,, leather-factor, with whot i he had lived as a set - vatic, of a quantity of hoot legs and. other articles, was airaio brought up. Two pawn,brekers who had not conic to/War:4on the first examination, now attended. , • Ali% Chaffers, ho manages .the business ,of )Vatsini, pawn-broLer, tii reel, prodUced two Tarcels, ,each C 91.1 Win llg a &ZOO 140Ot pledged at dillerent ihnes by the 'Prisoner. ' Hav ing dope so, he:begged, in vindication of the cho , racter „of his Iro,use, .winch was title "of , the' niost respelakade in their I . .nie of business, auzcl he v.:ls afraid I night. suUc'r ,in the estiniatiOn or the poblic by its liziviog been Stitiel iu the Nel.vs'-' papers that they had refused to strew the artieles, vr to attend the iNiagisteate,,, and that in gOrt , 'soquenee ,a warrant, had been ordered for the par ,pose of enforcing their attendance, to stet. that 44 I,s•as,altogethel .a misrepresermition:, That the Pr§, 'secutor hid not been sliewn the property proceededl .entirely.from the manner in, which : he applied for, inspeation of it. Had he done so iu a ; civil manner, or had he explained, his reason for, wishing, to see it, • they would .have,been'happy to afford' hint, or any person else, every satiSfaetion. The "ProseCutor's 'behaviour, howev.er, was.every thing' but polite, such as, they thought, warranted, them in refusing to gratily , k% hat they, esteemed his idipvtinent ,they been aware, ; that the person who Lecoinpanied the _PraSecater, • was an Odier, :or had he shown any a 0 uthority., such, './hey, wotild at,once have slieWo the prirperry s and waited on the Magistrate, which they had never; been required to do. They, now Caine 'forward, net iii coesequence of 4 warrant, but 'of a simple regal- - anion. to that, erfea ; • and their , ,wish to giye. every iu formation in heir power roost bp ; apparcint :from this eirctimstance, that; alfhou,, , ,li pely once du coin:nun% o.tre, dozen of , boot s leas,• haci o,4en doted tU them.„ 4 owy new., brogrit fur ward ! ,two par-! eels containing:on'e dozen each,,, ; The Prosecutbi maintained; • that be kid belihvid with he utmost politeness, that he had 'requested ass j a lliVour' to see the pi openy , explaining ,his reason for'so doing, namely; that 'sngpeeted it to have, been 'stolen frorri•him, In this statement he was • confirmed by the Officer. The worthy Aldernian said, he coula not listen to any altercation on thiS head; , The, paWmtiroker might naturally have supposed ;: that,thespiritof the Pro secutor were 'ruffled •tyy : the !Os he had sustained, atid , (ln this ground 'might have,Madoalltfwances for hint. • It was uequestionably the duty of. pawn brOkers r'lifortt facilities, not to'ofrpose impedi meots, to tliti-discOvely 'of such depredations as the present. . • • Mr. James Henry 'Williamson,` who manages the bti§itiess - Of s pawn-broker; Skinner-; street, preduced 3i dozen of bootlegs pledged with theik by the Prkoner. This ~Gentleman 'also ex preritied very indignant teriaTS as •to :the tonduct.of the Prosecutor while inquiries ,, after his property. • • • ' The: 4 Praseentorl4ti4werecl; that he had neted,,said, in no respea unbecoming a bentleman, nor bad)he or 'done, 'a single thing:calculated to-giVeollenceto - Lilly - one,. except in as tits~ as he had refused to allow the pawn Aroker to carry ale du pliekeff jrito . 3llot her rodtb,'orto be re coved from out of the Oilicer's sight, by'which he 'tnitSt have been • incapacitatied froin afterwards swearing that they were , the same duplicates WhiebhadAieeif found upon the Prisoner, anti of course must have, been prevented from . rem). • 'feriug the pii4otty. ' • The gagiStrate sat upwards of an hour in ex paht ion of the appearance of another pawn -broker, Cetterell;' in Idefirgate-street, Whose shopman "'harkattended theday befere;-aud produced a dozen'; j. boot legs, pledged by the'Prisoner, but ivho had:nor <Oen beens '" - . . A !titninoti*WaS irtueil - to compel him to 'appear, , • but the young length:arrive ti;'itlependent at any Companion, and Aptiloffised - for-his delay; , stating that he-Cotild not Sooner lenvethe strop, beine b the 'only vermin 'theti'at 'hOme. • ' ;The worthy Alderman .said thisvas no excuse for toattend a'Magistrate - eh ito importhm- a :v busiiross. As 'the young ni:10 had 'attended' yeater.; heweVer, Which•shewed thilt4ll4delaftbit „..ieA ri o t occasioned by want of inclinatioo' calilvti 4 di: e tlier - Althynifin did not - hinviwthe the'itthimons. i'?; tte itireA'Whosevaine l leasJohnlirnith, then pro , uced a citiz€n tff bdotlegs, pletigilirbyAie• Fri , s/hi' NEWS. . -, ; A •ta • ~A trived"—the- A ima Cuaratina, Icianus o • from Cat; and Adivet,Leuster4 from .London.,, Air 1 , I:RAViSENII, IMlT.tritlElt )25. ' ..rat.tedtiy—the Harry.,'Hutit, from fa. ; Mary, *-44 from St., Tetersburgh ;, Waterman, 1.4.A:1114111, tram Riga" Iratogtry, IJey, and William, ,tlitlington tryin Waterfa(... SaikA--the Albion, (;atzt,on,. for Lisbon. . . R , T113. '— On the 23cl int,. at Path; the Lady or Colonel Btacitford, of son. .• t rid I/ eveninA,. in Gower4tviet, Bedford-square, , the shayp;:r. * q ., Of a Son., 'l'tie sariw.e'venint, *Tady of Michael FutlonAe, Esql of ui Ward- plaee v of 4.llaughter... • , s...tuo day ; at the honse, of the Right Hon, the Conn to" „ ) ,, 4 , 1 in Cli.alei-strfet,'St. scitiaiv;4"he Lady^offttn• Hun. ol stilf'- bum 'chi id • - on Saturday last, at.the :rower, Captain.lphns, to Alex tAptr)u, of 'friniky,squ'ate." ** • The 54111 C it - 161114v; at tainbetk.hir. ThomaiscaiDit )o( '"' Commoul . .. to . Mks' Sihith ,, onipttaughter twynnc SulitlN of the London Aw.friaux,o4tr. ) _ _ On the 24th inst. - at Croydon, agerl4G, Die.D.- Robeit:knitisi Barr , one of His Majesty's fustices of the. Peat,e for tllo•CoutilYtui ,Surrey, 0 V A tart " 00, 4 3 Y. laSt, at Capiiin D i Are-ls, CiiroliOe:uullitinkg): 'Bath, Miss Ball, of St eep l e Kshibit. ' ' • ' " 7. art.Tuesday,' . Mts. Trigg, mot her,ol. the, Lady of - iticitaiii r.g a Esq., ot W us tg e oc.,o si llthilo,,, Bath. • . , Tice &mit dav,, William Vielaer, Mist(. i ! geet• 11, molly years one of th,,, Attiertnen of Ne%veatttlo. ' ' 1 i . ' .- '" (I n F, ll „,.daYr At Riotio git, near !fataaton, Joinllancl, E.,sit. .sstie of Pi Ciukrv-Fiout:, many years 011.:„01 ii :, " Niai 41tj'S fßiticcs of thd.reace, and also a Deputy Lienten.inr tor Stk. 01:fset; • - : • .- • . ~, , •-•- The some day, at Mrs..Montagde!s, on, the North .P.tra,de, :Path., at the advanced age ot 9 , ., Mrs. Hill, ,wiry hod beat don t ie:atieated in tile tatnityof Al fS. Montague, at leabt three. - teore` yea tk. . • - - . ' 00 saturday, at his house, No. 94; , 1;#3t, alisyll-street, •••• whiny, silo - mei cleig,. 1:o4. - ePll4o%Aimer AO/ the rOs q avy of Hts l tnpertal AlL'i,j v s•t) titen•Efnlictor' ot` . all the loos. ' , 'aid•Otliciatint (cuor.dt Uottittl lit:tina; it: (rreat De1t411),,.44,,d t411),,.44 , ,d ay yeara..: , ~'....04 ; ‘4104 10 091 . 1;1A,, 51 11,,0w , f;.1, :.fter a tone, ilin;!ss ' ' ilamad, eldest d a ughter . of Mr. Hansarq, of .0 teal 'Film tite;" In' tier lyttt Yeae. 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