The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-22 00:00:00

PORTSHOUTH, SEPT, 2 1 1.--ArtiVed ,LhiSa (by the • .ilfuros Frigate, Capt. - Durr. fton'i F4rnotu4l? yil- Tfuintas, Kumr, froni INCetbriur4; 113tata , rous, ATKrilsoSt, froin Sunderland ;.oßtustitiq, DAL• I.ING,- from Bristol ; Grace, NASH, from IVey , mouth ; and 31 - ary , , , haz,- Monoik (for Cork), from London. -• Sailed yesterday, with • the Redbreast' Gan-brig, the#He C i culation, 'from Stochbolm; and Providence, for'Plythouth, alid . 2clvorture, I*KIE tbr Falmolith. AlSo sailed the Endeavour; LEE, Tor Sunderland. • - 'DEAL,' SEPT. 19.—Sailed the el gne;' eonitr?- dare Ow - Ex, on a cruize. 2 I .—Arrivecl the Sparrow Sloop; trotii Peachy Mead, and sailed again for ditto ; the Ftt-,. rio's Guu-brig, frutu Poctsmouth the Bold and illonkcy ..Gun-brigs,., _from. DM)gpness ; and the . j3epoC)rd..NAvr .Transpott, from Woolwich, bound ', • in thespowns-,the Princess or Orinire„ pa-11;16, Furious, Bold ; and MoNke? (un-brigs ; I),:inford Navy Transtiort, < anif • • - - SH2c.r2Jns, 8il , .1 1 1• '' . 20. Arrived the Forester of.:'War,, p.t..11 kOW the Elitic." .SErr.:2l , - , Arrived7 , 3 , o , iterday an Arme,.l ' - • 'twin thi: ralso a .Tender from the: Towcr, frith vokintecrs and imprest men ; and this day the '/) , ")iftird'rendei-, [Ain. ANriz A with ditto. Arrived- the' 5.47.4 Cutter, tietit. CitAwp•oltp, from the Baltic. • The Vist;it., Gun-briir, sail to-morrow for ,Yar mei hi' and' the Graizer, 'with Colivtv for,, tlie .. . • f . '4 ;r,7 , • a . BIADRAS cctawitt, rzs. 10, 1807. ::.(n!Satilyttly, Capt. JouNsoN, Commander of the sirig - Governor Biv, came up to town with - an ac.. coon4=of the arrhal in the liter of that Vetsel froni !lie .bile of France, which she left tth the 26th No . venther. '• This Vessel has effe6ted a very .expedifinnp voyage,' 4 laving left. the. Bengal 'pilot on the 2d,t)tiobr,,i.,Ar . rived at Poudichetry, .on the .J.fMi ,that month, sailed- from thencpcit the same evening, :touched at . • Trancfnetir, reached the Mauritius on the .l4th November,eciraint_:d t 1 "re • ( I ..ifs,; : iind . ar r i ve d at the 4 Sandl“Nidc tt,, • • •.7 ,The Th,, ren Ilastin A; :,' cargo of tea was delivering. : . the extra ship) remained at port S.L. The Danish COMpany.s:sl)ip Holstein, fron-L.Co . penhaiOn to Seramporei .having been dkniasted Ceylon, had been obliged to ht.' up for, and bad 'orrivettOt the.,llattrilius. • , • :like, only pri4esfatriVed at the Illtind in:addition 'to those of which accounts have soine_tiie since been r f • Qc .4. 9 d, was au Arab Grab Ship captured by t heloiedmorztese. .. DiSTRII+IITI(')N ftlt)NEr. Ira the tiiii‘vri .4o•! C01'11;1.19). of If is Alajesty's Chip okrtaane, for tlicCapttire , Iftht-frino, awl t)::t f)dithb4arky4l, , On Vltil Aligllst, tigOst, trioo, on oh h,,t• arfivai iri putt &CO evory attii 1:,r1,14iy !Mee, I.)...3‘yeett etcya4 and • three, eNo • Ti , roeroortorhstrect, fh - Cyst:: mond - hr., Tattle tri!iceflltr4COirffrr,cr tl6 Aldiest' . Ship 1)c. • • fence,-for toe Capture of t:,;:'Flis.{Sp.th,isll Ship), on the A; it • 4 ; o+r.ti to this Otfj.ets jtsty*it Stupg l'reVo;i:thte, Chierrier. for rho • Capron:Of the rice, 6:1 the ';ct Dec. is'6.l, part ot, Ise prin:ceds, !tie irira:, at :\O. 1 3; 1 , (';14.3 " ttieitrg-btreet t , tVestriiiiiSter ; yr,,tts at tip.; ):4 - no phice. • •• • , To the 9fliCtirtt,and Vo ro p. in y :iq 7vl,,jr-slyr. 4 s Cr.(lll;ri Cei , r;.the prOceuts of roe (.;oerte.:(tlert. sight, c4il/11:e•.1...nt11e I, 5.,, 5:,..(1 (;.tll, bne.;'§' tinti air: yid iit :; R wilard's lt)tfic,?, t;re.it To the ()Ricers :ew at ;1,, •ty's Wiled Atitt,ll .I).tenLe-sh.p Nor ulk, tor the I lipture o. Fr: ,1, the on the 'giro , • id the boil i‘ii iii.• „„ •; • , 14 :*, at Lejto, it we in .p• r , . I' tt, Atintiral%lYllit.c, Leith, r ,i c 11,:si,ths • Capt. tarrit . appointed to cortimand the ti'to 4'7* • Frigate, recently fitted at Chatham . fts is Capt. G49.atpe. I (Attars to. the cornmancluf the, p M . 47 raca* Sloop of War-, at ft,11,-, :Wine pert:: r Several.of the 'Vessels which inid lately:gdne from, • This coentry, destined for Dutch Ports; and which' happened in :theiri)rogress• to be applied ( ~ e !he Dutch pe.cF..e, have gone to thelsland of ficligo kind, particularly such as had .passengers on board, Ali strangers-cot:M N to. Portsinotith are natuyilly amxioas to 50:t the tick-yard, and new regulations On this•hetid , h9vltiwbeen issued by order oldie Hen.: Cornmissiona doubt,. be a nw ite r Opt eon ve ni e n ct i to strange.rs:to mike these known— co visitor is, in,fut no!, to be ktdmittecl , itito the yard, duting.the Ltinth!r- hour,.tior threejn summer;, and t‘vakeiri winter.: and no pers:m whatever,• out . .• of unitOr t n, i s to lx perm i tte d to walk :thout , the! yard unattended by a Warder, without an : order, under the hand of the officer. • About three weeks ago, several French Pritioneri made their escape from Forum, near -Portsmouth, three of whom t .und.theit wq to Southiea Cetn.;. mon, Where they hailed a waterman,who was going out. in a wherry told him , they were foreigners be. longing to a Merchant Ship at SPitheach.au4ofrered him to take them thereilie.agreed, and when at Shithead they said their Ship . was clropt to Saint fielene; but when they had readied that roadstead, they informed him they were French ' men, bound him at . the ,bottotn of -the Setat,, told him if he gave any alarm, they would throw bin) ..overhnard. The next day they landed . safe on the coast of France, near Havre de Grace, and the Waterman; on hii arrival, was put tinder confine meat, for fourteen days, frontsvhich be was re leased. by an order from the French GOvernment. - with direalious that his Boat should be restored to and be viaualled for his passage across Chan - n o, and arrived at Portsniouth on the tbth in4t. to the great joy of a large family, who, frOin n u t hav, • it hoard of him so niany:days, inpposed tout w Le droWned: • • A barge from Truro "with g o ad s f or • the Brig .. in . 1+'all)1011111 • for Lendol, sunk ultutrr,ide the' Brig .cal"..) on Saturday morning last, I . . who t.do of• bar men ere drowned.4(37o:lmi! tb4,..they hadilsid. their ,barge ,alongsidptb9 , 2l - h;jg the night',. earl;' on the flood,tide, 'atid ill Went 'to Sleep in their little cabin . ; when ',the gunwale of the barge hooked under the, baud of the dßrig, wbe.re it continued till the Illting of the tide brought her iide * under water; and the sea rusbedinto their cabin fie . rapidly, that only one 'of three men (the Nlaster) was able tote*tricate bibiself. • A large Merehant,VeSsel, - the Mary, or,140,,(10p;. c,ipt. L.); -coming lionieflptu the Baltic;-- ; laden with wool a n d iron, was'WreCked.lately and all" on board perished. The cries of the sugerers . were heard by some lishertuen aVout one in the morning,. but thb wind was so tempestuous that they Could :afoul.. no. assistance. The Captain'S trunk floated ashore.. with part- of the ,Wrecli., and ,on open ing it, the' first article that presented-itself was a letter ilddre.s3ect, to .his wife in London, s re9nehting, her to meet hini at L,ei It ; froni whieh•it appears that the Veseel.v.'as.. h.ound to. That port. Several other %%rere'A.Vree.ked about the -ifarne time 'off the Scotch coast, - but the efeivs. were saved, copt that of a Sloop froni:LiMe r kilns, who were:all drowned: An American Ship, the .I.ldependence, OHUIICALII:t, having. 400 slaves on, bOarcl, whit all the' crew, except the - Captain and ont..- Mate, was blowri. up, •byaccident, at Loango, - in•ftilv, when board perished.. • • ..il:l3oard of Co.rnmissioners has been appointed by - 00vernmetit tp,:lla in regard to Rink!) Merchant . men and .their cargoeS, in the same way as the Dutch Comioissioners aced on a former occasion. Every tiling relative, to thene Ships or cargoes will ' refert,A to this Board; which consists of the Governor of the Bank, Chairmaii 3 1)r, Phillitnore, ; and , tliree eminent Merchants. . • Saturday the new barge b the Drapers': Company was bunched at. SEA it L E . S, Lall)b4h. 7. ' lte barge 13. gre„m and gold ; a golden flece is. placed., on Abe' bow. of the Vessel ; in the centre is - a figure of . ..the yirgin Mary, with a cross, &c.; and:figures of ) : karate, Lions, Pct.:. °filament other parts of •On the. 27th November, in lat. 1 b,'Sonth;. and long. 8 8 East; about the situation of What' is-ealled • True Briton Island, several pieces of •wreck of •masis • Were seen !!:- Capt. EIn.YLLI; , E, th6,Ciimp4ity.'il; extra Ship some large'itouhle and "tlire.4.tuld: - . bloClis; and at List. an brnamental.figure.or a Ship's quarter piece, moissuritv iet-1 in ,)ut the latter 'there we're eyk l ient to irks of s h ot; , ere was lie doubt hi tiir2 Fleet of thiS b e in g part I* a two-decker; aud",tiont she nature of th carved,Work and nails, cone)Uded it was : a foreign Ship. ' Thursday. passeit trirollgb Portsmouth men from thi.! ;28th li..egioacni, to. the geo e ial depot, in the Isle of Wight.: these were the men ,Who in fUted on themselves the dreadful disof:ter in their eyes' so as tts'oCadsicin brindue,s, to preven tt Serves' froin serving their. King, and Country. Tt4 are now to. be conveyed abroad, to a coodeoinex.l reg . iment for lite. • The admirable RefleCtionS on the : Treaty of 'lll ,sit, Which appeared in cieticiied p , rtionN throcgh the met.Fum of this Paper,. hive, ai cording to 'our recommendation, been published as a paNehlet.-- They torn] in iced most Valtiahle nutter:Os for the future klistorian, tbi.-ty abound with observations and argitivents reulting from profound 'political sagacity. They are etitith.ntiy Calcul.itcd to support the bast interes.s of society,, and to maintain a reciprocal re speet and attachment between the Sovereign and the .people. , '1 itr THE . ATRE..:*-The dramatic Romance of 'Cymtßizze - was., repre.ented List night at' Covent- Garden Theafre, before a very numerous audience. mrft,E.gave as much interest 'to the characterel PriithOrns as it'demanded. Port assumed the parr of fachimo instead. of CdOKR . , (who has been, returned 'non ect inveqius) and sustained it with spirit. The two young illquidairieer's were well re. presented by KLIMISLE and BRUNTON. Tile CharaCter. of flitigen Was performed by Miss .Noit, WliC) ONO three seasons ago made a favour,. impression oriJhe public . at tilt. Ifayinarliet. 'fief . 'figure is pit ing.. and her action c:+sv. tier. `voice toned, and sufficiently audii)le. She limfek,ichitly a just' conception of the cli:.irai,ter, and "stipporicd it Willi feeling, but h e r aaing at times it too elaborate and artitiel.d,. She is al toL.,effier ae,fress, : 444 well un titled to a situation on the London Boards. CATALA;NI. WS . excited-•the esteem as well as'the 010 1 11 lion of the people . ,of Ireland, by Voluntarily ()tiering to perform'at a Concert,in order that one , ' bunchccl guii;eas tttighi 'kie 'allotted IQ a charitable inst tot ion S!te is now bending her course 'towards where it cannot be doubted that she .:,;c111) mauilest-the benevolence op hecklisposi , 'tier), by a similar exertion of her great talents; Mrs..Wilii:noci,CE, sister of Mr. 'KENIDLE, who is speedily to appear at Drury Law, Theatro, wAs.eng,'lgetl there . many, years ago,, and has 'since. • beiin improving her talents by cbusidcrable pra6tice in America. Mrs. StpooNs,we are sorry to learn, is at present indisposed.., .The public Will, of course, sytris . • pathise in our regret, its she Will resutine her station in the Theatre as - soon as she is recovered. CUOKE has not yet attended the muster-roll at Covent-Garden Iheatre, and remains in such. a corn- plete ambuscade, that nobody can guess where or, upon What service hell' employed. . Among the Dramatic Novelties forthcoming at: Druryptne Theatre, is a Comedy front Mr; Evas, the Aeilor, and another from Mr. H. SIDDO4F. POPE.—The beautitul grounds which weic plan. , ned and decorated by this admirable Alet, at Twickenham, are hotv, it seems, to be deprived of every, vestige of his taste and golins. ' The people who inhabit the neighbourhood, who venetated the. place as classic ground, are indignant.at the intend ed ravg,ge ; hut, according to report, it has fallen into the hands orthose who have little regard to the Muses, and only estimate property by its mere in trinsic value, ABERLIZEN, SEPT. f6, 4 ---The severity of the wee:. ther since the late storm is almost withoUt etample at this season of the year. On Friday evening there was a very heavy fail of snow, which lay several inches deep in many places, ; and has been succeeded by smart frosts every night. The wind still con ' tinues northerly, -but the air is now more settled, though extremely cold, Died, at Barbadoc", in June last, in the 23(1 ) e of his 11,g0, WILLIAINI HAMPSOI4, k' t .deiL son of EtwAtto Esq. ' Baltlol/4:4:, S'c ;;;th*c ra ~~',Tl'LLlcb r±. . • raNC SCOT L7cli7t2C ES. •- . - ,; at-, : ff : - . - . - -. -• TUR'SDAYb •C' , EPT. t 7. ;.,' ItPfAlichel's b.' h:•Uuldo ..by Tfamtlr, be3t.Col. Kings .cottl's, Pie:pon t Or. Young , .Wc:odpecker, both 3 yrs . old. Two inill:3; sops. 1). ft.-:- . .i: reiliaTlCabid fine'race.. - . Sw4.-ep.:-.takcs of toga. each, h.ft.'witli togs. ailed; one r`nlie:" ' . tight Stlbscrtbers. • ' ' . Cot. 'ehigwate's Achilles . ,' : ' --..,',". , . , , Mr.: !'rice's 141alrnebory - ' - Mr: St.ickv)ols's Sir..l-bigh Sir 11. Lippitlcott;s l'illarc,:,` . . II aticrlcai),Pltii,: al s ,l. ,T,....,..„,;! : I , at 3. Air. Elion's Stapl..ton . . - - 5211 Mr.. Tre*drtion!s fiandica'n - , 4... - - 1 4 ' "'• ..., Sirli. Li p iencntt'a P,loushLoy .; - 3 dr . Sir J. 1-14 , .vkites 1.,3tip,:i4,0 .. - .. 5 0 n Mr. R. P hri rice's'Nfaesbory 3 t ;. -- ' 6 ' 'o ' o Hr; Ihtlhi;:k'i Kneebueltte , - .- .. - -1.2 .0 dr The fudge could not . - piAc47.0441 Oiun two the third )1:14t, , Every heat was severely co 3 tc s 41. I' I I C I ;..: : . . ' pir Tli .b A ...... : - .‘toNDAY,.. t,T.!".• 1. :-..,.., ,- .....: s r\ I.l,fu L t41:11.F.., t:A1,511.,;(:. .., , ..- Edlvard Git 4 ton :,tc4 .):1 citpltrilly ilid,=le.i r,.. wit., , utt r ed.fe1..i„,i5: . ..,,. ~... tin, lire t.) .. ,•.,:.;,ii ..,404, 1 , fBti,tn."ll; - ;. p0.,...:c.i , i0n, ' %%-ith ';.Ht ,•;! ;,:, ~.,! • ~i , i . ow Cnrporattin of:L'e 1- , r't:t ion' , 1 - ;.•:' , : . :t ,•! I '; .:ii, oa the bth dr Awl() it 121 • 'Lie 1 ),- ... ~ ...1,, asst) 4 1 charged in a Itiird count ( , I : llre.sani..! 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':,i iel t - • theraltad his clrikir4ll wall iiili, It:id Liad alpo hrorig,:tt ' *dov, : ii scitlie x..lter, 'rho watchni.ln c•Arie,:• in ,front Lttie 'sll - .100, anti uri(C.Cho ;:tssi,ltxict:%. cf, A)ir• S. tij -1 1 t irpti.e (i t i n'tfie upper varnwl, 01, tli.e, 400r.,.,5ten,,tiftn.,,1.. tfitncjutnpod into tl,e house, 31 . 1 1l.qpinc ,1 i:.o's9ii g4Fe hftii ap :axe, with kvhi,.l.l , 1 c1 . 0.1t,ti0,V,11; tbe Dart on ' triee. Nvit t i e3s alid o7.l'.el's i,i1er,„!,..,:;14 i iitu `the:. 11OUY.p., auc) saw the struts in ilain ., ..!.i, .11.1 - 11ecrcilling' apParently . ti:olit,' tliiddine:lth. It wai, t+..n tnit'n4t4 6r. thero. W( I )l6l.lts,. 4 b'efore they extininished. lite tlatties on the 7 :.ktiti,r3a, - "They next proceed:A to tlvi; cr•lllitc., •.,) As c er . ~,,ka i p. wb e th e r there was any part ..of the.prt•mises Ofl ,fire, , , •10, the coal-cellar,„ th e y •found- a • candle li i ..;.ht. ing, and two oilier eathiles tyllielt app,,.,triM to have ~. Eofiß.,ow,., Tito candies ...iwere• fin:K:4 ' itT'scooped pa- , i IcNi m placd on .pieces.of coal., whithritt;!d upon a . ~!414S PIPAtr 411'...i . Vii,l 01 the roOl'ofvrite:6ial-cehar,,-.: ~..111913. i ,n; :q , of c0,...ii tO, M.Ltiell: the , ±ictiopea I)olati4s vver . o fit rick y. , , (...ri..t tlle.ll . produced by 't 1 te...:.,W i t ness,—.- , LA:It pail. of the , roof;,. utitfor whichihe c,ittdies were .p l 4.;‘ - 1ec...,i, pppe;:4ll mach scorclut.d.. 7 'They aver ob. serNed the liki.io'ner until ilk: lire •Avas-gOt down; it,wilx,near, : it quarter of. an lii - ulr .:4 - um theie titnelllciy. nte-e4 the itause until tlw, Prisoner cAwe down,-.. Wittie-s repcutt.hUy e.illetl. tot 100111'0 inr his wife,. . whom ho Kipp( ? .-,..41 wai ;it home. \filcll time Pri.: saner came (1..,wri.,,,he wanted to go to th e cell ar. . b o t, Mr:Stentiford and Mr. Crio.vfor,l yvent hec,r e hi, ll .' , /...f-*-41\fr... (! . ,IkVi'4lll W,llO tif,!it. I)(4'9oc:qt. on; th e can dies', in the.ctxd-Ceihir. About ttvoli.e . inches fniin, the pat of ..tlie stairi. which , t ,,, , ; , 5 _ i n 41, 1) • 0 ,.., 5 , t h ew , , iii entt.' A l to have been . a •.5.1)..11',:k: tire ott -the end of a. plank, which projetled to the stair;.. -I),,iere were laths Inut4,ing, dov,ll upon littt .. phitd.,, (rum rho pirt.,l4.T, .'whic: ! l \tilt gloihcil with .taho ‘.v.,, It tlhi ~ I not, iu;oni,t o 'ILI\ *2 '...mntiluti•it:atvil tro.tl thi,., lire in i till! s t., i i rs .. "J •n,.: t;:,•,:dles in •tho (..,-0;;ii•-c64iros stru''.k. i ii q1e i ),, ? t:11, 0 ,.. $ ' h ill coal,. svert.l , ,pLited,t,i t xm 3 1mi2;.1 , beam, It r,...(itiirod a ~ . i. , (.01,..v .„ -iLI; ~,.1 , ,.., i„..0 1 , c .,, t i 1. , 1 . , I JI rv*. 4.1.11) 1, :1) . 001. IN'ti,ll l'i , i:s . c.li.. t' - c dow r .,.hf,.::w.,...4 . ,1 : ii.,1.;ch ~1-, . ..-.1.,2t,1. Li u g . 7 .. t ti: ,L n ~. Li li yo On the ~,pktweifie,i, liiit S , -c...5.1,,1)....1., anl ', ,, i .,, nn . ,..i11 . ,ir eotniiitect of .I;irisell,, his v,i,,.., an,l :,.,.,.;;;.:-. 0,1. ttil; crois- ' eillpiiinat ion, he . sa.d it U ti ft.t at ail eNtrzurclittAry .fo!:, a min 11.1v:og iii; house oh .144.'..., b..'rl, to,look and be much ',g',•,,.v.,:(1. . ..et rid der, .-,!, t : 1 1)o u t tAye xy ttiard ur s flo tilt' uttorniug of tic k dit,l 1, , ;.t ZALinn,4l I),y ajteptilllttuoi q ss tito court, :11c.1 th,.: cry t I t tire!" itt.)trh:ditstsly weot ti rind pri et'dLd \vitt) 13u41.0w aud,Stt..4ltiford t , 4.1414v.11; tie and e•aArtlitte the. other p.trts premises. 1-le tirit $0 wr the. crtoOles tic til voal-ccllll ihey .weid piactxt • tatkxArctilti'il 1 4 - Idol' 11144 woo , t, , „4k:4 it was that part of the cellar whicit was ttot Oktistered, 1.1.t0 part of the cellar About fl4ur yards distance 4011111.1 e si.gjrs v.4,iclititcyfirtsaw'in fltimcs. whhal projcaAlttl)pcisred Wye be, -410/1i T. 1 : e lititie RACE'S ' IVAI)I4ISrf A Y,' &EP TtAllikg 16. /,, • The 301 L 'P i late was wo!).:at, :titre* lipats, by As r. Addri ~uiudd. ' ' -64 ~ LINTOLSI'i›; . ACES. ittoospikr,Htgr - rilm,ster, to. the Corporlinion Mr.' I. b, by:Starpfoiti, 4,yrs 2' ;. t .1, Mr. Acrett's tar. Viall3tl,o„ 3 yri old -- , 22. Mr. (.'otilsbn's br. C. 'kindim), 3lf 4 3. .3 ! Mr. Inchjey's b, Ors oh! '-• - 5 5 4 Mt. Alelhsn' s b.. c..Youny, 3,yrs old 3 4 ttr itand'otn the lay . :ntrue.—The rac:' , g.cxcellent• The Wclter ;I.:kites-of-JAM. each, 12q. - ' Mr. Frrynoils ch. g." cipitdte ". 3 2 3' • Mi. (Wu) Ilithardsol)l 4 • 2 I .‘• 3 '4 Mr. F. Hartley's b. h. by St..(ecnie, 6-yrs old-. (broke down) . 3 a dr . Mr. Richardson's hr. 11: the iltv...;!iiite: . ~. • . . • . • . • Ng IDAY. The Noblemen and Genticmm'S Sulaseripticn Puts?. tf7egs, for .all'ages. 1.4 Monson's br. h. Cleveland, 5-yrs old Mr. Watt's b: h. Shuttlecock, 4.yrs old Mr. br.•ll.' Luck 4 b-All, Orspold . .Sir Charldsllunl?ury's b. •rii. 14(114, 5 )'rs•old A liner race could not be'rtm. A Sithscription Pttre, of 501. or .upwards, tor a (;old C u p, by Suu;cribers at sgs. each, for maiden itotties, ;cc. Of ill ages. Mr; lbhn Unpleby's.b. C. by,rtdc s lpitatc, 3 yr,s Ld Monson's. br. c. WAnstionl, 3 yrs eLI . • 2dr Chiplin!s b. c, Young IlopetiO, 3 yrs'old • „ 3 d r Sirlohn by Mourcoc,k, 3 yrs cid •4 dr • 4 2 • 2 3 ▪ 3 tir A young Lady, .the daughter of a wealthy citizen, -who cuts On at -Knightsbci4ge, '.vas missing. ye;iterdaymorping.at t brea4tst.. hpor, it.AvAs soup ascertained that she had Clandestinely Bed. .9i) !; iiinniry being set on foot, information- Vi;2s . received that Mks; Who Was 112: 10 : 1V uti'in .. post-chaise (rem Bromptoti-row, with a young . Conntry :The fugitives . were.pay, 74 sued,to fraced,iroin th=o, teas, they Ni-ere hOttt .for want .of a chajs,•to„.. V , . :ndsor•. Here a young Oentlem an ,. who was in. p.I. L,t the' :liiioroui conple; ,accompanied by a ~eit, surprised Clem whilst making another start; a.;T.,c!ywas torn fro... i n the at tps . of :!. ' .;1; t kick.,to L:01)(10M. S)4l. waS lier. Papa, twin \Vatting str-et, satisfied, that.tho frolic had , conseir forg(ave her, and restor e d her again to horny. k A dud was, to have tiken place. ; on,..saturtlay,..at Islington, .between Mr. M—d, a Slirgeon belonging. to a Reginlectof the Line. and Mr. aivOtticer Of Dragoons on the reerniiing service, but fearinian .ihterruption; . . the , part sgreed to meet ag4iin ye's torday.. „ Information o f the ;•sec ,r o t n .i, d 4 .l % l3 v o . 4.: ere titig eur h p a r v iz it e i a g 1. been given to the Police, the il, y,esten.lay pt. Kilburn, after having measured „the ,ground, and taken. every oi!ler. preliminary step for, 1, the. thael. , The. ,former ot these` Gentleatien „was,. detained; and held ..in . sureties to keep the peace ; ; but the latter W;ls too swift Of .foot for the Constables., SUICIDE.—.II/It.. Christopher Serge, a young geti deman from Likirripshire, .who. bad been sublet t o I a temporaly fit of deran4etnnt, shot him ell In • lodgings;. on Dunstanvdle lemire, at Falineutl).„ . ',ol), m o „d ay night last, was on. his way to Lisben for the beneht , of his Itealth„,and had raked hie pas sage...on hoard the Wit4ing/ii - m. Packet; but on .4londay evening he pmrhasediapair•of pistols at the ~ibeti of Mr... Cock, sadlei,: in ' , l:almond); which were found in his bed-room on Tuesday morning, . one ot.t hern discharged through hli licacl;.` and the ,other lying'on his bed loaded,. Coronet's' vet - did-4-A- Lontieg. His body now Belem' his god ,hips for the disposal of hisfrieitils.. COltoNLltt's INutitt ll . 4 » , - , Wsltdri.l*,:iftiripOrt Itignisition w it s held b e f ore the Coroner for West.' philter,' on . the. body , of, 'Mr. , Coinfort'iilOr Many, years. Master of thti.lllue. Coat School, Wistinitisterk who Pit Friday last felhdown ip a ftt, nearly opposite „the Chapel, .11nd. expireit,--Vetili6t by:-the: . I*itdfion God.—A pother Irinnisition sr as tikeh before the the same Cormier, at the..: sane place, on the body of a Mr. Collins, of': BraWer's..court, who Was, ;suddenly taken ill, and soon after-expired. The like vcrdht was token in this case as in the former. Sunday night, at eleven 0 1 (doek, a beautiful yourg' Lady, a Mi9S-----,..91A10; 3, Green -street, Grosve: nor-sgrare <a • few hours after her arrival from Brighton, in a fit of insanity, threw herself out of the drawing-room . Fortunately . 'ono 'of Mr. Fisher's men (the builder) noticed : her 'drop. on. the lamp-iron, and with an ativc promptitude'hap , pily ptevented her falling on the spikes: She re , polite in a most allii6tiOg state, of was tilten prober tare 'of:. An'alarrn . mg . fire broke out yestcrdatat noon- tilt i• 'No. Noer=stl'eet; - 11e'rwick-street; Which.fhwat. ened considerab!e devastation AO' a i)o/ini neigh- • ,boufibod, It was titit . drs'eoVeied inlhe back room toa the - second:floor; .wliere-ti of '113111t: of I Ftievlrd and his' Wife. lAitlo, .W.h6 were from hdni'At the time., tva.s . A . prOid . ; And thki , i engines speed ti rived; I , lft'er N 1.4 31 •nO t soon. I procured. lietbre the'efigineS couldtbt piny; interior of the Kruse was CO:6l)l6"l3Ydeqklbililled; and ,thei tbelf. , attoulisti to the_ adjoinin wort .shops of Alr, POii l ll4 - 64:40,, ,itity.ol43ir,4Urtiflo9 :were saved, though potitely It is not.knowo how it. on: :noted., , . It,i now st no I,:a genenil tt,ar.t 4.jtst. rework s ihat.t.hero was no I,44cesAty. for a Snppleme.ntary Soheroo in the inesent I,ottery,, as a candid view. of. .by 40,000 .pounder.. in. I toguthet witil all its !(no , ,v a'c.Ajito Money .P(l:4es, by ..tha u:lngacct I'Vtate 11$ .1111;,0- Wciglit of it;t r :ro. , t,.;?v , ;:.i:k . ;',7 101111ei SCll2l3le of', ,- )":4 10 .10 01.“)`, •