The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-11 00:00:00

.~ ..: L DENT R% ; ; • . ; Tar time assumed. by the.PAnish Government in • ipn, a t ilt] :11 11.,eriypetit of rh con *ltla qilie,Papisli Court ever sin.d. the .exptoston ' . l.ias•ti•rti , ,ylf from One.,of • .o(trUipl,..CorreiliOndentilhe'followingribservatiens, while tlieyperhos breathe kanewhati of an prolty dearly litcive, that.`the bas Utit tlwny , Ysrlieen.kttialy but that it hi tell tro rded rur sus- France, • . 4 ;rrom the boqiiiitina of the 11e the'Cabinet 0 of listi been the tool or the dupe of itovoltiliorim'y France. It • hAii been the' first t o Alf 'Agent; fi-otri. the different leaders tefaajon„ proscribed,' Viitchered, at 1 succeeded each oitifr, during these last sixteen iientii; LA' YETTE, , lioaaseitinai,,and l3uul S, ba4eibeen represented' . ' in, Pen'rrilirk, is well pis a NA'rOLAON BONA P A Wri.' 4tlt 4 to no lawful PrinCe, has rebellion dared to otter . . . . such' ati insult ', aitia,his Danish Majesty. Within , satne.motith's after PiciniValle , had , read to.Lov is '`. 'XVI. his sentence ,Of death', lie was received in the 1 1 i1tie oreitniTiAil-VIL as an Arnbaotaditt of Ite , giticleS ; 'acid thonih he conspired" With: all the file- . tions and 'seditions, both in the North, and.i'n'Etig.,.. land 'and W Ireland; he as permitted to reside-in Dett•'•• cnark,:until it pleas eci'4is worik9 ethployers'to - reCalL . •• iiiiii. • ... , ~. • . • ... s.. During 17.9,Fi 'and 1799; • several hundred•rianish ' Ships were,.. under the most frivolous pretentes;cap tared ,by French PriVateersi.':' Against Huth outrages, the Cabint of COpenhagen Was satisfied to.; preaent hitnible rernonstranCes: lint when, in 1800 4 French intrigue: had. aiinted a Danish Frigate and convoy merely to provoke England, the Danish - Minister': in tonil,in . s' as ordered; 'not' iihly to • complain loudiy,. litr..” . (ii . hold . out impertinent Menaces, because the: Provocation was relented. ' '• . .' ' .By her nentrallty Deninarl; his increased lit pros . • perky, has been enabled to psy her national. debt., 'tn bui)d-Ops, and-arin battalions.. What has been' her return for all the advzint:iges ,i.rith'.:ll she oWect to the litieral p of Great Britain alone ? Was she. tiot the Inst., in i . ii) t , 10 'pit'. the N,rth:ro Lo.igne . uains'iftheßrit:ih'Elupiri.:„? flas she not, (luring the vbule Lteolqtionary \V Ir, . enriched Fret4:llll,li.'ll at the ekp - ,iiie.e 'of L110611in%:,0, by ti frauds her nett ' i t,ll.ig has covereEl? ,1,-iavo not her liarbOgrs alcvo.ys Wa an Open too :lenyur Q's oriv,teers 00 their pries • . ir e not ,thoosiin 11 . Fe o enclimen been ti:ittin d tlize byher, merely that they trii4 . ht,carry on with safety their - pieta' q.,!init Urhish outnenerce, rather than . tilikir own trade . with 9tbe,r nation's ? . 04 'She tier I:4senVilie, sie'.l.,:lll . t.t . ' ol' Sir G. Itti...,.ip,ot.ti, at - Alient, th,: s it, ~ i toq,lits to 'her ‘l - ,ill);:isii;3tltir iil. Parli; 41.1 d 1 be i'11 . 0)01*34 r, AL,•:!,(nts i.gainst:her flei-(.liiary Pri(tce, ;It 0 3 :„11.?0,,,,,- 0 t I i 3();,. ? T.'; it I)l,:qb:ibie,. from. Aviiat ha , 1):t,!, III:,It tint Daoss4 ; (abipet.vo'•ill adopt a tri4;ae 1 .. t it policy for thj:lukiti . ol T.1,4.:ti0t . lioN A P.',4714 , ' tlependi'd.uppiihii iiitTu'ence :it Cypeittiig6n, : w o al4, ite rot •Cti Ir - 1•';1 . b is' ' o"Clii)l'' ' d [' I OU!. 'll I 1 4 4 ..., . . t, }, , 4 S. 1 t. • ;Tite.". re Piirc.:(4.l3 ( )N,Ar,Alt . rx hav'jng•otiered. 14 ,tia, ..sl• l 4ol . ljesty , llie ii.i ogdorn of, Skk '!!cle4tl)o4gli not of , dmial,.is:vay.probable.i,l4.otL.ci tic.cotiot.of tiisfi l lia4lo • • 1 ° ( 10/14141 • It S 7 S 4l e4ibil.: lol " l 4 l iPhr and of 1, : i6 I,t)ted de- . •-• termination. of - ouluditililnglaiml...froot..the:paltic, ' . In ,thaltkuntli century, I)y,Abo,"! linibil•ofclaintr s ':' • • so‘64oo),i , Demnarlt - iantiAtxtctay, , had 1.).4i3n 'piled by, the satne.SoVertitign.-..ln:rAvtiting tiiis anclent,-0.61„ be • siaild.at oricegrat cry v,gogeanco, and Atisplity tielicy.,, in:plat:lT; by ihe .sitle,TE.-:.l.lussia ,a -more powerful • . tieighhoutv; 'lliC4ateyigorouft hleasures,or'uor Mir - : Piste ti ate therebre,eo)lllllAnded•by ilect:s a ity,• lo4 wt ' at; rerv r eFe d : itc o l f s ci r y by It' iitt , we.. cwt.: to Qu'rwlves, ter our 'jolt :riglA3, ..try.l to (Air leyal. tally. f l . , ngland • has -'as. ; efuch !rififit, to ve• neit l i4.4:kland to: c,;‘ , l- yAvOs-IV. ;as France' has , . tQl,f,ive. N4i4/1./4/ flesie or oteiaticilFulda, qut,ratllogiett or nemtral kiarnburgh, in !mid ,guViy,tipstart :Orliegradei.k,lritit.se,. • AA. long in; fill)N /0' anx tt,„ respeds till' other Ifitil 4110 , those .of Inuori we' toast, t . Z.r our ppervcition,, n 4 ....4.1r,/exard . any•btliorAuthority than 'that Which oupenetny ob- ' serves and employs for:.our.destroiiiion, ~. i, . . . AViknon, •Genoti',....l.4noea,' I.'uScatiy; . Pietltiflnt, Nen iee,"Malta, S wit zerlind, Geneva, Egypt; Alttinli ,fert-,,rfrlainbtir4h'; Biel:nen, lathee, Ansp;ich, 'Hesse, : 'it'd Idqhfii;'were oll'itssail , ;(l,.itiVadekl, pinriclere&-orl . ‘lliderpOrated by France, when confiding in this' , Nti.,',11.4 1 ' tetticit'f.yrit: Ilad..England seized Ott the Navy of . nett... ii-ai" . V onice; when-in 1796 ..lity.k7Al , ;%ttf.t.. seised -the' itrienals of neittriti, Gentla, 1 1. 'ren'ili artilY•eniild tikrtix , have been lauded 'in Africa, nor . tvotild'ltritish.blood liad. treasure ' have been wasted .on the Bank% of the i Nile : : it. isa :knower. fiA that aitii client ithe Na.vy.ancl yr itio - tirces of Venice,,Frai..:,. could •not have sent au l E t . ti ,,di t i on , tu F 4 typ t . \Vhlt Fivrich ,Emiasaties abroad,- and .. their friends, the faCtious athottio,: would then ‘ hitve probably reprobated as an enormous hi jrtyltice,,,We all now `tzralit lan...convinced - might have preserved the Very existence of the Venetian Ite public, and perhaps the Ituksitencicitce of Italy. . , . A .311)plar OCCUrI•OkfE tr,ph pllet i t at Margate ott Sollay. /1. Lugger tiw.t. had left a merchant ve,scl fve,a'a, by one of tbe Loni=hrgs 4,niOrted ctf that pia'ac, and the greatest appretli , :n, .1110 ti oillcrtained by the: s'petfatOrs for the 3arety of trif- . ?' . Per,orlii can bOara; ItapPeare;d tiLit the lug ger ‘,l;:iiil,llipe;:'.ted of b - ,...Ving - brought some s,eaiiiett fi rom the, itidi‘t, ffistef, and:to be:, conveying thciti tired a shot to witid.kvard of then, * hi pr er Vessel to, )14, ow? Li retivied _to bring up, arid Aire Brig repe!ated.her tire. I,nuer, however, still . per tiAv4-in 'mak 4''; the.Thirbotir; 'and the Brig being at andhor, could only,fire .upim 1)(1. flout dijitant ei which L. t , eQnt jutted - to'dn till 'oh., er • wit*tairly, inftide: the pier. A fewille on :board, was ao.fright l • cwt.' that sne.,f,lin tcd awly, and was,carried on, shor4 lialf"AAd•;, it 'apprehew,lon. It Wa4-'etreniely iit'aper .t of the Linger in licit bringing to, and a re • • • ta t' Ha b - tt=l t Toth, trance WM Intl( r our- er, King'S OtEFer. . It doek•not appear i ,-that 'they had any soainen on 'tio;:)-(1 hahle to detea. any ilidividtt:it Ow: could have _been. ill It was Merely the oktinaey.of the Luk .The iihor were seen diititittly inlai r ti..,.:ticat towards.. the , Lngt ey,: and tinitiy:feli f: bin pf,h,or. I,\lLlne; struck i„h. t ir, - Q 4 l `e'rte..t.bt'ineviaalty Ita vo gqrte to the tition). POLICE. `ffrtvott=GmtvEN.-.OA _luau, of name. of t Wright•was charged with divers tbrgelies, and np nu suspii4on of being the. person v:hti.fliged . ;f bill 1 . 01 ; a large =mint, •• for which another t OtArson :00tuq. time age, .tried and aquitted : at S'ltti'or . d."•:l•le,. was tow charged with 'forging I?.xcliabge,, now in the hands 4:Mr ~...iittusingion,- the ,Uanker, • who, being out of touin, ' , aid the bills being locked' up, the case cpuld tipt,be gene into until his - return. A. Gentleman, who hqd cointe from Burton-upon- Trent toidentify.thc-Prisonci, requiied bit, to open his tuotith, -that he 'bight view the teeth of his up-• 'per ja*, being complkd theywitneis having.sajiifiedhitnsell in the true jocky style, de; claretrciti belief that thePrisouer vittStheldatisought. .for, :but much • , • The. Poisoner appeared quite ..paralytic, and his. features underwent many changes and distortions . dOring his examination. Soule. of the by=standers.. did not put the .must charitable congrnalion.upon his appearance.. The further examination was de.. ferred to tlfti day se'nnight.: • . • • EiitaiZZLEticiENT. A young • man "of,the polite of Toraryns, formerly arClerk to a Barrister. in the Temple, was charged with embezzling the property of his late. .master, Mr. Pallasier t a 'Coal Merchant,, in Sr. James's Walk, Clerkenwell Which offence- is made, by' a late Ad (it Parliament,, felony. !. It appeared, that by.an agreement between the parties, the Prisoner was to receive three halfpence profit . or compensa tion for every bushel . of coals he solcl. ide was to have, thelicensed cart and horse -:ollthe Prosecutor, • who was to find stabling and keeping.thr the, horse; - and the Prisoner was to 'find all other . necessaries. : for carrying_ on the business. The charge now preferred against the, Prisoner was, that on the, 22d day of August. last he,-had sold to , a , Mrs. Tuffone•bushel of coals for the.Stml of nineteen pence, which he had. rec:etved, but Died it to his employer, admittingi however, 'that be had.solci the coals to Mrs. Tuff. The Counsel for the Prosecution contended, that ,31tis was pre-, cisely similar to.-the case of Mr. Pawke's groom, who had:instruetions to sell his master's. horse for a certain, sturr, , but •disposed of .the horse to Len Cra. yen for alarger turn, and ernbe2zled theAifference,, for which lie , :wailtried and conviCtect at• the late Old Bailey. Sosiotis.., t Alr..l-lu.g . rtutigt, bovv . evey, the Attorney, for the . rrisarier, contended, on tlic other' hand, that the Aispeer:o,s„mwvely guilty, of a lie in concealing the sewipt of the money, for which, he was liable as a 441,,.as jrO dioney had :Aid received. ggisPnci i is ,his defence,' burned, that. this was ,a,chaygd, foutitic4 ,in malice,, he having lett the Pro secutor and engaged .with another master(Mr. Da vis), in die,sante ino of business. 'uch crimina tion abd ro.critninatiou,entued / a4 M thc Prisoner wa.l cuthatitted; 'ATANstoki-liousE.—.Threo Prisoneri vets yester day brought to the Loin custody of ,n..oiticta who ~apiirehenctd.ihern'in.tfie morning, between one and two o'clock, creating ,-a rio: and clistUrbance in 11w • stretfr. Tlie Officer said, that tut now knew two of the Prisoners io belong to the ptess 7 gang. They . sctrre , in -the aCiofpursiting.tbit other :Prisoner, and of call ing 0111." stop thief- 1 4 - when the witness, with the assij,,tan Cc o f the watchnten,; secnred the whole of them. 'J hi, Man wh . om thet:wes; ,porsuing SeelUed :to have . been very badly used, : rind the call of stop. this f, at that tim e in the morniAlg, might • !ive occa, biln to liavebeen, kneciteo'in the head. Prh,pher,w tui said that, his. name %Y 45 connei . , and that fip was'a t.ailor by profesSioh, stated that in going hori)6';icotti Isis dui), ah&tt twelve O'cluch, lic start Ole Pther,Pri7uw.rs, in•company wi t h t‘yo titere, of - their pr*, s§i6n, lit scduCed pyi hem sl?;,Violv (%yriVer,' Mild). is within the City, to the OppOSite side, which' . belangs Ito the hey there pro. :tended to tre,it him with a giass girl, but alley wart:ls insiitt. : .d,on his paying tor the whole. This hp refit - ;x 1 , they c.ll:lo.lvoured to force him along with theM, ce,ted in ,t,rcakii:g from them, at t helol4,;,:libwe i ver, which ,was tot:n: to pieces in tliettuatile. std,i.y in Othet respe,6i i . •tioi-c.ed with tYvit the Officer. . The Loan M R AYO asked the two. men belonging ~„ to ,the gang . , how they presimied`to idllow any /h.:r -I son into the City of I.oth.lott; for the plirpt e of int-1 pres Sing hilu• I The: men said it was in I\Tiddles'eF.' thor,lYFft mete with hitn„ auci that h e h a d &I ` td,enter ,•ly , The Lou u MA . YOR said, as Conner hadvolyl7- ' tarily, at, that hour of the morning, gone public-hotise to drink with persons (4 . Whprn, zit the feast, he know' licit4h3 fi g, .and as this pnblic-liouse was without the City, hr should ct'tschari p rii the gai)g 1;. - the present ; desiring them however to obse.rve,; that if 'again found pUrsuing it matt ill the City ut London, even although they Might bait origiodlyt fallen in with him, in the Cooney, they should be severely 4in'thed, 'JulioClark, who 1441 lived as footman to an old, Genticulan irphOp'sgAlOstrcet, V..'. charged yesterday before the tottu .MAyott . with having robbeci his Amster oflseVeral,artieles ot plate, to the amount of six'pound'i. The old Gen 'tteniiin, being a .foreigner,, could not makellis'eom pktint in good 4nglisli, but his , L housekeeper told his ,LorLlship that the I'ris9n.er' had lived with her Master but a short time, they . had,(i .t. quently - 'wi,sed silver spoon and other articles' of plat . ; to ill.. aniotint of six or seven pounds ; that suspeting the Prisoner, n.Ciiiistable was sent for i and, when searched, pawnbrokers' duplicate's were found in his possession for.artielespledged, sintilar TO those which were stolen. . • . Thet:4l-icer . produced the tickets, %Vhich lie said were found Concealed iii the crown of the Prisoner'S hat; bnt, lie having just then - apprehended him; had'not time tb.go to the,pat,vnbroker's to order bi 3 attendance: .The Prisoner coOfesSed his guilt,,plead 'cc! fie had been 1 ! . . , ng out .of p4ce.bnfore 'he, got this Gentleman's service, and had been drove . to it by tlkiress, but meant to have returned them, . Lord!,ltip told him that 'Was too late, and r:trth rer c ulailded r fOi • er ordered ()dicer to upon the pa kVi3litciker, and desire . hi6c to' tiring i he spoons az'reeabltFto the duplicates,' and to atwt)(l. e . 4;OlV] )1 ;4'401 14,1 C )IA t) IlAttlt LS. ()I' rio.'4, Maitt?tf.tawt i ,'VdVv:,:t'f-.4 ; ar o - N 'NI &J./ 0i . 41 , t,N I if/I(Ni ()„ ; r . • dott.tnt A t.L., St.tc, - Ticix.=-Tto,zlt.--Fout littler ?Ned iikrty boy.; wi t Wit:attic kit ,f *Omit Isftwirriiiktttah: )).t.re btot%ht he n t;or9,,Mr.. : .i4+ll;ll l 3ll 11‘1,;41t,r,j1?5 4 :s i!t in it I 51err.lan, for 'the laurii"ost,! nl giving byfornia- Orr ' i.! i it Ifi s- lots` who vietet": probers I .ioi t ()tie of said thlt yelw the Ca iitai t p of ttie'Oaog, tltAt . lie tiiia a 'gh . !:lt rye find t kett to a" house in Fiattron-GarCict) 5 tint what was the amount,. of : , potos, Who taken,-frosh,• to Oat bowie, neither of t help could n.:11 neither 'of them tot a Will: . note iron) any - . , The worthy AI deritiatt said, that :this.caried she , cast;no fitrther t 4 att.,it was bxought already ;..not hieg • turnedc•pou .this tale'; it only confirtnedwl;at'had teen too w e ll kilowti hot this ,:vas o,,pagoV hate. villains. . 'Phey were remanded to- prison. • INTA it Lilo itok,C;il-sTREET,--A man of thi. mime of ,wrp, Phil.rgeCi • ton, an 04 - licer,. with p btaining gootis .of different trades people 'to . a V4y ctin'siderable'anYOtint, It np. geared,. by the stlienient of lite only 'eluirge which ' was entered into,,that the Prisoner went 10:the„slinp of Mr.Lenormand, in St. Gecnge's. IPpidq. and by. clan netsdestine eams obtained soap, &c. to. the amount, of 401.. which he never . fli.:coutneci lor. -Another' cltarge. was brought against: • Prisoner. % for ob r taiithig : goods to the amount of upwards, of 'poi. by . representing hitnself as a ntart of opit!ence to ano ther tradesman: *The gfitid.4` Were delis red for con: veyatice to ,the house of the Prisoner,' who went Out, of the shop, noiler some trivial .pretence,, ?pd having . 4ot possession of the goods, he never returned.. Ttle charge 3 arentinieraus against the Prisoncr.--He NCaa, remanded for another examination: .1 1 T;4 11 4)§0'itY AlPct/iPg . as N.r..:Mtkr:rPot,:.PrAt of :the; Tlittpes'PnliceSprveyors, was in . his boat, he heard, a great moaning neetr the New Canal, lloiherliiflie. Ott diretiingiliiibtial Aci be rowed towardS the Spot he. found an old man of 70 years of age.strnggling: in the hind, and the•tifie making fast turn, him.— The'boat not being able to . .corny . near hiM; they rowed to another pliee and landed-, and t q the help, of •Topes, laid down td hint, which ho latched to. his waist, they- milled him an dry ,land,almost in a sensele4s fitie‘ was taken to the . watch.house,, , and a medical.thah sent for, and terday marl-An-kite Was sa far recoliered•aii . that 1 . 10 . W 34 a Chelsea.. Pensioner of the name, of • , and had been on a,visii to his sotsat: th.' , • • Eliiihatit and Castle; init . losing his way l e'raiintiled. to this place, and . fell from the height, oftis teetinty tiptpt .from which.he , ,eould not extric.titc ititii , s 4 !t • he' added, that he had been Attolcrier po -years, :.had i been in nine . enge'geenehti•and'once t inder Jatakietteri.. but never telt , io.alarined -as cal - this, 00. Minn. • .• , MELocnol.7-,Atc9DE,NT.7 . ,-l i n the afleToor. of Saturdy 'last; 41re:it - was taken .by T . IIC>MAS Tr AttitMON D, Esq. the 'cotortet of Canterbury, - -at - the Toby Philpot publieettOtse, jP Wptling-street, on the bodies , of Brown, an apprentice to Mr. La 'vender, britlilarer; and f]hdge: and; William Stork, private's of the.3d yr Kings o#l. PLagophs, w Ito toot their, deal 111 ytt, it preceditl,el7F,Rihg, in consegoonee Lim ineauntkfltawn a .w . c tkiesgrci of the CAVAry BaTiVXks, ).)p atling4treet,.* ißtritng tb‘ Dane John f).,...l4.l,Canterbury. . . . ;James Wells, a brickliiyer's.labourer, . the ent.- ploy of.. Mr. Lavender;. deposed,' that BrOwn :himself ferns: .-began open the at. abotit.fivu: aud 4‘ie the,watetaboutanliouraftei.wards ;. that they placed aladcleni whielt,wat, not quitelong • etteoglt, attd.thti deceased sent Wells. Pik get a. longer .one • when he bronght.it,.he saw tilua, deceased in Inc well, abet .yard abeite the surfatie,olithe. water ; he looked iiery..tlizzy,, and. he .desiied hiin to come .out; he•dld.not tnoke. hiromny anwer, but, irhine. diately tellinto the Atatar.-; , Witnesa•then ran &Ain the ladder', and IA/hike/he ,was in:the aft of plunging .about . iti tb.a utates,o he caught.l.the .dticeasect hy the collar, and they bath tell together.:in, the. water.— WitqvA i th,sk 0,90.. 01 .00, , N0t0r.p,04ive10t0,0nut halt. way up 11 4Aittr,,ivit,spclt a i gi4liner i t,thin "rell,again into the mater,quite senselosor opd•krtoNT not in what toinver,ihe, got put.. ,Witoos,in reply t o 0 (1 qticatic43:#o(ed aired not to go,tlymn,tlifp,oll. ter Pq4lity.,Alicpuxt witness examined, stated, that the ; wel)..Nrislandgret; to be opened hy..Nlr.:4-41- Yeo(kr's ; .lTlNP.i..Afito done, ht: wept. morwthanr half. hly t ay 0,91404 and o‘,)t, pear, the \vat ed*, t4tit Wet.; .dial ,t,P.gtl 4 ; o , 1 1PAceg9lie, 4 1.gO . dowli the YiviLbeing engag 7 'ootpipips; the, pnt - np, at sumo, distance 'front 4be and . sty. 'doing, was a man ,illt9;go.,WFll4 Allittietts,Pn, nod sew, the 'first witness, .tlnd :i the l deceased. (Brown) both fall into the ~Watch ti deer, tberi,atlted a soldier to go down audykoAssist in getting tile other two 1 " 0 P‘lt , tioltlier front off the, lad der bOtOro he •Fo,L)id under. thern , :itoy:efsistatice• — ~ il'iterp were ..then persona. • the :Well, and he Ptiored. a, fotkrik i pOrtion (which „wat ,the other sol dier, who ,was t going,,down);acmwn, provided he .got either .0(4110,1(411w .up. :0-Witness liaw..hirn go dpwn the well,And k take,illtild. ,pue the tnen cpiad not my).,, and thin qoitehia hold and Wi t testi! meei t lota 44aken wry! sick,' and saw ,pothing ,further, When; ;het: wont:110.0n, did not. feel . at 011, affe6toil; nor lad 440 the luastlidea of any tiantir t.. • Lieutenant-C(o 9 nel . bfogeons i interkto the jury, whiles, they.Npre„exatiiipjug the. v. cli, that tor tbe.b9dit*.lvt•alislie4p4.lpt) Friday evething, tad ardert;il. a,eandle.to be p9t.tipwn the "4 , 611 at six feet ;414 e half beleW the coverjpgi that it then "%.'(.;Ot out ;ltd th.it late in the,evepmg he ' haki repeated the sathe,trial, at the smile distauce,- or neari,r the N'pt!:r, ,%%41.1 it biar9ed: kex, 4 on,:the 61- iewiO4 wurt l iti4, the . eFperitpeot , was tried, ' . 'when the caticilq y.asxttpguished,.os at first. 'The Stiro..to„yho,were called ,i4,2,7,,atid. the Sur= sgeon 'of the Jtt Dragoons, tit - 610=1y deposed, that the three (let:east:4 twa4t,have come by their,,deaths 'tlfroOgh suffbeaiioil, as thure.Nere ;to Ittartts_,op their bodies, except a,colltosiquort,the gie,e,pcerleat,;,be soldiers;:*ltich Wa.; 3.lppi/Sed to hpve beop caas4py ti.c., 1 1, off the latklerat,a,„greater„tlistatice.. Irt, it the ‘s. ater thi,th either ut • others. qteo. vecapitulated the 14as; 3$ re :eord::il in .th,‘. the Itiry,, without be !,lt6tloll,* a vt..:r(L-„t i)eut ly iiirfi,ul Bank Stock,'sbut " Novi s psrA; en t 963.1 S per Cent. 717 :: 4 1 1 7: , v per, Cent, shut verrent.'ited _3 egf.csl* Cur+ Bank L. Anii: — ehtit PittO khan ; 1\ LLI.I i r , ARM tt: t_ it Sc.K Prs, of South , 11oltkon-stroetw cectsl 4 Pne i r 9 - 104 ; for (114 Nc—firost,pair.4) ~stir. :RM.* BURGII 4: .,S 7. _ . On Saturday evenitigN the whit suddenly veered to tlm:'44%,',AlKg ty.,,yi9jept':glie,..cotntygusd, 4 witishk continued without interatisisigu. aSsinday :eventng, with very_ heavy rain.. ti . . • ‘ ...-; --. • • , . • About .f.?ar t:iclock..y . esterguatrA. l 93 l ,lJß:litig Ilimp of irvin, ......._. Durioß, master, : trern,....lsl ti:tle, laded with slates; • in . ' - niiikirrg•Uth 14Rbiii i ; ‘‘tas,.lionf.the. rapidity a the frethi.Ocita4iOneil .by , t he, heavy l rein during the,,night, i. fsggied,qpt . pf : ;!ktagr?!: bow, after she had 'fair,lz en terecti4t ) tiftd,, .by r flie . .heiviie'a v 'inirortutylteliANlteai aol4e la& tlle . iiiid .. dleattie north *ail oftliegeuKffilitottaitilmNisA bfting.Oge s d,gcLauqgNALvps maclq to wt, herittf„bitt to save such of,tperu4ierialitsss4Old be easlAjs . tekgp t away : and a file smg, onre urn. f . the g'k iea -* • ' film 9 ' et urn )5" the" fat lo iitii fig tide She beCitiie *OlO pie* - 4 , 14ek,4*1 lig 41 i'.; 1 tirely beatea to piecea;.:XhvAitlevokyeatortlax..l9origar was Upc.priltliOnly high l .WMPltr with Al l9 ,.xisipp f : of,, the wind, and very' heavy . flea, 'did . ceuslder,a6le da mage. A great - quantity of fame tittibr';'ilrlitn i op . in apparentsafety . on ~1 be beacg,.:to. t heetist3.!/40L of the Pier, !fS iV)ateci off hy 14p.qc, and 0,4444 : : letiled ; near .the foot of the Sigtil 'tower,. Ims, b/ 1 the Influx and • reflux' .Of the . s well, 'opt:rAi l e7rinqiii like so. triany.- battering' , rairfti arid Kir , ivan - itiAtlf'• kr illuelifo„rse,: IlOt . s ,oine . suslool4e,4.billiNitttblutvot beep olde On that 1.110j11)111941,V ,9r0114) gall ppi N'vhicb the' Thu. 4 - ir. ' i's iiilincre'cr," beiliclei sedien.rifie adjoining bitilditigi ,ligigit . 3 veit *filch : itijefk.tt7-'...14- grt..at was theisfoce ...ofo*..tnr.t; zthoc ,palufti segyi heavy pieces of timber were prc,cipitattMozeritAnra.-s yet .. uallbetween'the - Piet-itietlie I:6w(!r., anduPP9',.. sited ot, the Street opiiiiite 'theizerryliktt'Stiiiii. , I *To the: irciLward -of, ,tlie. pc.* harbour :tire serf rolled' in with: aociiinnlaling, force, and; yi;4. with such ylolence- again , ,t t fie' r i :gh ‘‘.al'ito the eitst,wurd cifilliAitlf. s tiijig; Whether 'from 'the retntn , ' .l )E die( irnmensal4uintity cit;Watil•r,-forequi-rovOrtttc-A0144 'Olt itoin.;l4e.„),y,c.if4ht of t4c.,§vrt.,,c t tt. I, he....QP4040. 4 1 ‘ i4i twp large gaps or , opftlin4„ktve . W . en tn:i-ito nei the It>w d 'part .6f*ib'e - 13'1+ Waft,' 61 ....-liOlit the :'-"rnititite, arid . allot her. hear +he s east' 4:nil z tlf. ittel which Jiltgeik . tiered k th(); ptivcale4i..f..4..q. I/ ilk: (Nvitkl, fil)4l/P t4o.4wril able; t..9 , • ltlithiug ‘l , ;(?•.+9.iy ; , : y.j.fre 12,Ab i kys . ,,51dWn &Alt bottom to Ye t iptkftheit'llturilthisiiiNtie l kitia i iiielilKl P iltii The N'toloca -sit:..tbirk. Rik .peciltipued.,th4euid, part of._ 11 19,-;,§4iP.l3 . T....l4.Piii9 3 +• td... C. r . r ibitAN. It f?! 4 firigCamii so near ti.e s itire As . ti) be ilitTgra . ;ant niinenr ; thinger,• , ' Brilq)4lll.l 4 . l e..kiriotit 4 Zf ihn . Nag 4 sitrotes,.-,thTAtastUrs,:tatit.ktsaieettil4lo ll olde: 4l i ijie : - .1. - Fitt4x,,-H9i),,,se j ftL.t i 4i9Yl.lt4l,k l :s.i-91,tiAtti, At tow'h i , the late-boat wag t?tii , edrect ', tot: a ..qtrit;g9 .1 - 'f . tgiii';terlie:i - dh.iarl, .fliikVilitillarte i that i . eta ! plac.e, . frgitn;utliet ice :4 t .vkiii,VEliigtiptays4it t i 1 !lie as4iiiku:4o ,, ..o4#l ,l igt: 0, ROIR-614# . ioj9i : and coitstdentbly ,alziatiag . ; tlie • \ essel,t i p34.cat sideredli; be 16t1gr itl•dar,A yhtq l •thV 'tliti.tka t .1. retnrue*,4od:i i'all':•ll6oiiiii Wiligiltw i ittilikf.ht.44-h tit lc y it 1 Newhitv'en., A tieit - gimp ti ty 4 ttoktoppl4l Veit swept away frrlu 1.411:4444b t1i.,,„ it) 4tta k lu. ,on 'siderabl'e. dafa 4 e 'eliiift at 'iltri7f : - feeeliyPhei "t her tiger. . . . ~. .,P . , i tiver. Atr thc . rwcdtc 4i- , ..01e thixicttrAidtk . *Pa j inttopyAlleci.,,.. :: .7 : •,..-',:,, ' - ?,1:.; ..: ..,, , ..::4i4L - . 4.i:t2:-.::. 7;4 ~ . , i .............. 7777 , f ; iii , ritiiri.;--V3 pin, - prem. w cl Ei - 1)y . 111,..tr: rips' into inoet . ttitiO:Ot i fridtl 2 , - fiditietihr ,ti mbli •h es, ' - • - - • . • 1 i -.• .. t r i is i , apricot s e.1.pc,..1 thripir iib *matt* rzt bitra;sitie#4s. b&. Ldp }PA Te:4‘. l l 3 rtslis .Al)li,;inate .. 9,-iCriAikwaystvics pArenrts, and Etas be. I,9tuk , Erittfrie4 likrlben2. Itniiiilifies'iiiiciii`isfii:ied ilfAttAErteril)iier 7 f 7 ' "7 • - . *K. , • /7. ' • X 1,7 I,l4,:aatc . • 84 ; for 4 4 v#e*lL 4 YrkflqiYi‘ll. o .77 — o. 418001g 1 L 1 1 ilgfzri, root tkK, taut A ' awn etc4w b ur gu._ ,:; :.!:, r , . oitArrseNA4 .3l u - rivprit ea,sea ay—gut A 14 ), t Ibuttlair, A lexatt4i, Mop (riplithit buddOit, *44; Riau t*k tW4i;filn v. Itti A urocf „Y,p;:pf t fccral • tct44 A ciged iirs, .smtshannon; 4i loft— t 6,..ltiins t Oild • tbnalitAidweilliplar Charkstwon ; I,:veigation s Ifyiretrr % . 0;4, Ntitti 4 ! . 41:14 .for Gibt,ltar. .. ,:i;;.<1.;;`,40140:4110 • :O)n• the 4th inst. itit 9prZF ) 1-?%%. t ! ler ! . .. F "N a p P /Mkr4l44W-iii4 .4,444%1141U. • - 4 , 74 • , w4leAt.nifik.ii4ll.4 3 :oS V, l ' Or. Friday last, nileatn, • . ot, to Id is rtti.l uney 413.4U0t1f) Olt atitii. Agiotfter,6 . o44l'.6r , Lemin . tit Ntirtolk; • ° p lay. 4iisserfitiostrigioiitist•nut' ropittlettiN, ( ) K ti a t t s, Lsq. brother of lobo. jellviy,, Eric!, 1 1%44404yr Poole, to bliss f.ister - of Capt:Zir ittiTring;" Ti 4 Poitel* taf klitietbfimtifirliAt Rose, BrettentiAnt ..• i tk ot loh rs'a ktunil cfni Ratite, E. fat ei FP tti ~theAqrjtauriberpoil fenc,*;Eites, to bliss A, 04N/oft/Al' teroT l Willi;fitritiqiittlLo4.;4 4 Aki,v itv; frlyirctlYr. St. (itlittio,Ounktlg to ''d!s.ltVf „*Mackio,' wlttox • r t late • Amt g i t t ydatigiliq.; 9.04; t4IF ccArgolAgtkoni ,40-4;it t. " fi lord. .thily Sloket4sltwitlttdo, Robert jor •„„ Fsq• "i `-"01111..Y. -Ficeshife Al4or b-g&t.te• to Miii;OurPtlfatitiem dau ghter iltr . i% O 4i.obson, of. Mark fie,ld,,Tottenbarn. AresVeldiy,*it Creotke'Y, Rano tia'r4 Mr. I3c „ OfiF644.lltreCtb to Miso,4l W c . l l loclHsC. of:VoYer7srciv.„ On. onday last:, a venerable couple, at Si. Nic,Polt= ' Chart*, Liverpool,. ,:vvho s ii;s 4 ofir ages ailit-uptat to•-ivt . 7 r... 4 c 5 4 .04 bridygcuom 54,. and the bride. So, , , On Tuesday last, at Ilrightllt aged 53, Peter 1144atkep740 •rtq. of .Y.tre in the Island co Fuji : A t t i c, On the, ;cf,inst. Ir.:t'llogsgs • Middleton •pt Pis. Thornat 'Apostle. —• ' -' • • •'' pu,tll4,tith 4ged-pp, Is ...11449ta,usk,KA - mcstrLlV es, d.iughter of Colonel Ogle WaltOn 7 Uison.Tilaille s , - "Sti r L CY :' Miss SOphieSiSltir, SISttl?A;0110111)1iitli a " Esq. of Oscar Yarnsouth. . , .1, L a tely, Bowley, Esq. a General in His . IWlJ3sti 2 . Forces, pod Colonel Co a rqsniuulant of a Itatrnion 93tkif (tofu Reginsent'Of root. ' • hot week, ,at Wcetort PArlc i Lnear Alevs4cto ql4'l ol ' year of his axe, john t 49. • after hutx iltneksi,`Alp• TeMP•keti rLatlyai;rl/ch• snas Tr tnpte, Esq. Brewer ) . el 4il_AgS'eart-upin). II ill 1. . ' A 'few 'dos since, swat itxt IVIIO line; Rilitql.Pli 4i t' hc " . of Colonel, Pare. OR ICA '0 F ST,I7L:KS ~ t-` -, y&Artßrits.yl , ~,,, • ibidia Stoat, . J 0 1 4,444. 1 4 P 1 .fAlfti* Pilt' clis. , SoutAticoiSiiiciu,:'v' .? a r ExctiectWipls,2,f:,(l,l,S,. i)ollionil 4 T M it. , Pl4lr-iflPer:tcli Y. int lj \i . 4 Y)i. 1. i I V pm, p 0 .4 1 iiii t 4tlAAti; 41 , , 111 CH (VAT ER AT 1.0 ifiile"iaJ t i t/ '" •-• RWIL- Moriting, .37 thin. after to .S -114 `"' .4 ' l" 2'-L.IL I It ;