The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-03 00:00:00

BIOGILIN-1 . 1 - --P.ISIT742LV OGLOU. His'grandfather, OS MAN, was a common - watch-- rnadat titi udio ; Jod, .is said, Fie also swept tht Streets id the day-tithe. He afterwards served I A the •.war of 1753, against the RussianS, add distinguished ior tr.st:vv, iitt was rewarded with the Fiji ~f l'inabin, in I.i.oiciavia, spent the res' if his life, occupied in Cue eitacatiotvcif his son OMAR=AgA, Wllo.afterWilrtiS obtaind the rank of ,13assi Aga, or 'Chief` of tfidl)istr47:t. OMAR had two sons ' lERAHIM BEY, who settled Constantinople ag• a Merchant; and . O3MAN, named PAS'WiN :oGLou:(son or the night-crier or street-sweel;er), tatl,ter, : who lived at Widdin ; had hini . instrueted .in the various br,inches Of 'the political, .7&.onomicitl, and tuittary'sciences. The ~ y oungOsli- A N- l oined ton great aaivity . of mind, a very. violeht tam Per: in 1785, being ita the country with his Lather, they, quarrelled '• , and .the sou put himself at th e headol• some of his father's VaSSals, who were attaciY . e - to ltinl. They attacked and put to _flight such.as,Om AR had armed for his own de . feuce. The Chief inhabitants of Widdin interfered in this quarrel, - which lasted rupre than two years ; and in 1;7.88 the,. father 14'ati: T reduced to the necessity of suing for peace with Nis son, when a reconciliation followed. From this period, the troops they had .separztely enrolled, were united 'into one body, them : to keep themselt es' Masters of Widitia, where their authority increased d with the nuniber of their partisans. They abused their, inguence so grossly, that they dilated-laws not only in the city, .but in the - 'Country ,round, employing force against such as oppoo their pleasure. :The Porte, alarmed at this usurpatim , , of its S6ve'reignty, Sent MAIIMEIiPACHOII 1.7 : 68, with 12,0'00 Men, and promised him the P,achaship of Widdin if he ex pelled PSWAN OGEOU and 'his father. .The lat ter were besieged for three months in. Widdin;, but' flot being able to resist such donsiderabie forces, the PAona and his son took refUge, along - with 600 "Tien who' still adhered to them, - with Prince MAU ROSEN', in Wallachia. This Prince gave them pro te6tion, nominated them both Bir-Basseas Commanders of 1000 men) ; and established OMAR as the Coirunandant of Czernetz; and. PASVAN OGLoti as that of Gyurgyero, with orders. to defend these posts agp,irist 'the Austrians. ; °mitt Was soon dislodged frOm Czernett by the Imperialists, *and . saved hiniself, with only seventeen of the garrison, _by retiring to the right bank of the Danube ;. fixing his residence h the Castle of Kulla, Sii . leagues from !The foliolk,ing Letters from the French Adnhiral V x LLE Au staz, are'extraCtect frOm an 4merican Paper of the Lith - Of January. "'To - GENERAL Tt/kREAU, •" French Ambassador at Washington. ' • - "MY Lortn--:--You havelearnt, by the arrival 14 some of my scattered ships in America, the unfor . , • tunate. event by - which they were "separated from. mc." [Here Admiral VittExtrnzz gives the, detail of the tempest in nearly the same words as in hiS let . ter to the Minister of - Marine at Paris ; :.to which he adds, -tlat-apthis date the Foiaroyant was then near-' ly• new masted; :and proceeds to enforce. to General TURZEAU 'bow necessary .-it was that the ships which had put-into the American 'ports, -by distress.; should hasten to join hith at the Havatinah, where his squaciron,--, if colleEted, and united tothe Spanish, ferce -at that place, would, ,in eka, oppose a strong. -squadron, and double to that of the English., who,. at Jamaica,' the states,, have only two line -of battle ships. ;Admiral VILLEAVNIEZ further says, that he . purposed going to Vera Cruz,, agreeable to the pro jeCt of the Government of the: Spanish Colony or •fiavannah;-to bring some millions of dollars; which, he states to be the more a prope•; as the French Em peror had a right to the payment of one million •of dollars, of which the scarcity was very great at the Islar4 of Cuba.] • .Admiral/VitLiAtT.Nißvihen con liaUfes;.:',-,""1: have just ;apprehended lc= seamen, 'desertets from the raleqreuse frigate, whotn-I found on board an American brig, where they had been engaged at 17 dollar's per month... Now,•.Sir,, if you eats succeed in Making the ..American' Government p* c li • Wn a compensation for miscondu6l, in seducing thus our seamen., you Will• punish it- by making it smart in that point in. which-it .feels • Most, viz, its avarice in money, anal' with. so °much • the more justice, since those people (kneahiug the ,Ame rican merchants) have for threeyears-past been con tinuallyinjuring our marine, by seducing. our 'best seamen from us,' • (Signed)` - LE C. An. P. VILLEAUSIEZ." In the 3d, which is .from the ,Vatiral to P.EAq, and dated "s th of Odober, is 'the . fQll6Wing passage . "' 4 pr{"poc,, our _Emperor 'is to receive one mul lion of dollars iron, his Catholic Majesty; on the score of'ap -adjustment with the Spanish •Gov:..rn rnent, the Isle of Cuba? , -The- SpaniatdS are'. senditig.a force to Vera Cruz, but that is of no con sequence. _l,herc is a secret expedition, going soMewhere from this Island ; this have' cOrrea. I beg. you, Sir, to be particular in your obier6tions in the Chesapeak, and. other. 'parts of the Conti nent of the United States. Let the'Commanders -of all French : Ships' attached • to ~ y oU know these operations, as their readiness will be found ne kessary.' • .. • • • • - • The 4th Letter wa4; given veittaiin' : To GEL TUKREAII. • " Havanna 4: :. 1 1nv,. 6-• 1805. "'MY Lon D 7 --The Contre-Adtnikiil VILL - 11A UMEij cemnianding here the. Ships belonging -to his Im perial- Majesty, has given orders to 'Monsieur CdADi:KAUD, Lieutenant `of the Ship charged with • these and other dispatches, to say, that he -is asto nished sr the condi:la of the:Commanders of Ships belonging to bis ImPerial Majesty, in the Ameri- . ' can ports. 'He is alarmed at the. behaviour of the • French AmbassadPr, so fully instruded by 'his 141ajsty. • He is ,determined, - as General in Chief,' to informthe French Government, of the s conduel of the United Stites ; but he trusts .that the• French, fibips are now supplied 'with all necessaries. , •. (Signed) P.N.ILLEAUZIEZ." Then follows one (the sth) to Commodore EAR TE.Y..; but it contains nothing extraordinary. . • '1 POLICE. AMERICA. CFROM A JAMAICA PAPER.). REMARKAI3LE INSTANCE OF PROPENSITY TO • THE SAVAGE STATE. PUBLIC: - 2 .9F.E10E FT/mere-L*o DEN:---WeAneS . day evening an athletic well-dressed:man, „about 35 years of age, --was brought in a.cOachfrom Holborn,. by Mr. Chandler, pawnhrolcer, 'and 00Orge fienton, his shOpinan. Therstal&l, , that the PrikinWhav , ing .obsei' v ed.a -watch exposed for sale--in the win tow, for fortyfiive pounds, went into-the shop and asked for it: It was put - en the counter, when he drew a metal watch out of his fob, 'put it alongside of the-other, and taking up the gold watch, saying, if he liked it he would keep it.. he lw t it. into his side-pocket and walked out, leaving his own be hind." Ile was immediately pursued and brnught back; but made a stout resistance, - and brbke a looking-glass of the value of itie poutidi. He be haved in the Office with extraordinary'violence, by fighting the Otl cers, and acting with extreme rude ness towards the Magistrate. His conduCt at the pawnbtoker's'being deernid an aa : of felony, he was fully committed to Newgate for trial ; where, on his arrival, he knocked down .one of the Xurnkeys, al though he waS'Oduhleironed., RditoiJoii.-Holloway, a Gu s - torn-house Officer, preferred an intOrmation 'against; John Ctgy, of the Slip:lt - 2n,, in' the :Borough, :for having on a transit certain packages of wool, to the amount of 360 pounds weight, the words" Wool" ,or :",Yarn,," not being narked thereon. Alr, - .:Play pleaded Guilty, and w as fined .6d. for each . pound, and the wool was ordered to be restored: To THE EDITOR. OF THE ROYAL GAZETTE.. 'QE:s:TLEstEw—I request . you will have the good-. ness•(o, imert the following extraordinary occurrence is The I : l Ry4l . Gc4ette- - -it may possibly lead. to; - sOme discovery.' •W. Gic.scqikvicli:Patk., St. Ann,,Jan. 2V. • `` i -1 -f6v 'days ago it was mentioned tome in the shape of doinpla,int, that there was a • wild White Mau resident in the woods of this Property, who had interrupted the Negt-oesin working thei r p rov i s i on . :grounds, 45,:c. Upon inquiry, I f?und'his residence in Me - woods had not been a secret.; but some: late ontrages which he committed prompted the. suf , ferers to complain. It appeared that be occasionally inolest-edthe women, out always ran from the men. Upon this information I sent out a p arty w i t h a gu id e; who knew his - haunts. The party divided ; w•ith a view to surround his hut; and, in the deepest re. cesses of tlie Woods, they saw him sitting on the, poin t , of•a : rock fled ; but, after a short •pursuit ; tva4 overtaken, an brought hither. He was naked, save the scanty remains of a doublet ; his beard had attain * ed die utritOstPoint of its growth ; his feet and 'hands were' callous as leather ; his, skin was discoloured with filth ; ,and, altogether, he exhibited the most humiliating object that'-monkish debasement could .furnish. When first taken, he affeeted dumbness ; hilt afterwards'l obtained from' him the followlok particulars i--s His name is. CHARLES NIARTiN, is an Italian, - born at Florence—he. thinks he has been • two Or three years hi the woods ;: he watered theta at . Port Maria, thirty miles distant.from this place ;. in that thine never saw a white face or 1 - Inman !ha bitation ; had enjoYed perfect health. 'When. be NV:is asked Why he, had abandoned 'society j. He' shrugged his shoulders and 'lifted, up his liands;,s if in pie ad of adoration. When a cordial was given him, he was cautioned not to drink much, as excess, .would kill him. He replied—` Death to me is wel corno.' He was clothed / fed, and encouraged ; and the writer of this retired to recoMmend him as a fit objea for the Hospital. In a Minute afto.rwards I Wa4 told .the wild man had escaped. -.lt seems h e had watched for an opportunity of being unobserved, when he seized his victuals, and ran with amazina- Celerity towards the woods. The dogs were.alarmed ° , and pursued him j - as they approached, lie threw doWn pieces of meat to stay them. Vv ,luen he found his ,efforts to escape unavailing, he stopped suddenly, and ran to Isis pursuers. When he was expostulated with'on his want Of confidence, after the kind treat :Merit he had met with—he shook his head, sithed deeply, and said, 'Alan is my enemy; am afraid!' His intellects appear to be sound, althongli ,he speaks NN'ith great'reltfaance : heis well made, has. blue eyes, .is in stature about five feet eight inches.. His bilt is fasltidnednincii'like an Indian wigwam,- and he has - contrived a stibterrancons - kitchen with great hiS 'habitation ti as surrounded with ipringes to raCch birds; o n e o f Which he had' pre -pared • for Icis • liadi displayed talents iii fabricating ,divers sorts of baskets ; and,- whant is 'Strange; nil iron, slat' even a knife,' was fpu,m4 in, his . .pyssussion?'.. = ; (Fmst ;THE .5A.7.1E.) • GENTLEMEN- 4 --Pernapi the following additional a Particulars of - CltttEs MA - ItTIN; the wild White man, Mentioned in y ou r .P a p e r of the is instant; may btr interesting to . sOrne of your Readers ': When re=taken; as stated in the 'former comma., nication, he was lent to: the hespital, whcre.he occu- . pied a room; WaS kindlitreated,and indulged "with an extra allowan c e of food but; a his habits are :so Corrigibly savage, that vv hat Civilized man considerS comfort,' is to hith htolera6le 'Oll the night of the 2d instant 'he made his escape through) a small aparture in the Will of the room he Was Confined; he left not 'a vestige by tit'hich to trace his flight.* A fortnight afterwards, was. found by accident; in the .centre of . zt•,e,,ane. Piece, about half a mil e from - the hospitab:: - .s9frYunded with cane trash, the refuse of his subsisteme; he had divested himself of tlie incumbrante: ot, dress, and had ; for fourteen d a y s , - been exposed to: the in., elethency of the weather,' which' is here,' peculiarly severe at this seas o n o f th e yea r ; his appearan ce was squalid and extenuated;' and although. a nu. dity, he appeared before numbers Of people, una bashed,"and with an unblushing composure.of court teuairce,- which evince s th a t th e sense °s:bilittna in him is entir e ly a b o li s hed . R e was Te - COndUlaed to his old quarters, and asked' to What manner. be lived ?. He answered, • that he' bad never rncved more than a few yard* from the sp9t he first (kat- ; pied; that he eat two canes daily;: that he had slept well (although uns helteied . ; :ll(in a i : l : l l 3 .e r . expose { ed to :r the peltin gs o f t he p i ti l ess storm") an d th n t be felt himself happy, becauSe he \v Writer of this aceount•asked hid), were he permit ted his liberty, • whether he would . abide„ in the court of the •hospital ? s . tid he. would'.i na k e • no promise. When le was irestiond why :ha had deserted the.comfort s o f soc i et y, to. stibmit to the . privations of a savage and solitary 'He eargerly replied, ,that the very sight of mankind gave him pain. He persists, that his tiathe CUARLEV MAR TIN ; that he, was born at Nice, in Piedmont (ncit at Florence, as before stated) ;,that he was„educated at Caen, ..in - .Arormandy4 that of the former place his father is a wine merchant ; and, that hirrt , ;elf Weda'sday. morning, in'' the Stable-yard,.t ... lames's, kept a store at Port-au-Prince, in ,$ Domingo Mrs.'Nicolty, F t., • - 01.6,13. . .'! Frruerick Nichohay, P . age.to i er, : , &J,..je-sty. • some and years ago. .He writes a le g ibl e hand,d O n ; the 2th a't Esll4, C9lonct v ar i o ,. o f speaks. Norman FrenCh with great. fluency. Ilis the m'ayal:Nfariaes. - • understanding , 'on general subjects is, unimpaired ; C t d aged 3.t. `LAVefil, avistoc.-sTreet, overt-- te hr en, agc 3 4 . • 'si))-i . c . 1 4) , mor , t n i . in4 last, reir, Thomas Cimn,`-of thc a.. t but he. posseSsed of 'a notion that lie is reserved on tre •rytit:„ it , a , m u pi ns „ r, teiarlit, lorries blurs}; for .Civil 1 ssome.ig-irduniniouS 41eath ; • an d ne i t h er - the en,/ q r4incer of the,Royal CanA,'Dtuhtin. • conra.rement nor the kindness he hAs received; has On the ajtll Ult. at his ti . oue Prlace': . ;-street, burgh Sir fames it ot,Balmaio: been 'able to eradicate this ituptession ; _which• seed's ', • •to • • • _.; • • ..I understand the former account of this miserable . - self-devoted out- cas t ,was treate d by some . as fa bd. lout ;if there b e still sceptics, they : may: have theit' pat; v i,r k 11 9 7; shut wank cro c k, . c shirr t , ys doubts removed by application to, Gentietnen, risit inti• Cent. Yotir-humble War.; ' •4 - " Per L.F"t• shat ; per Cent. taut St. Ann % Bay, Feb. 26, iS o7 ,. . -• , ' P. S. On re-exami ning th e h ut ,. his'hiirper habiT 6z ti-;to: 1 4 .- Ann shtit. • tatiOn in the woods, around it were - growlng, thirleen Vino Short Ann. shi!t Alicada Pear• Plants ; -from- the. size of.thelarge,st, F.lt- AT Lt)N., it w;:ts inferred, that his residence there tni!st have ; RO "excedded. , two y e ar s . •' Morning, !is after Ir. . Ow -evening in the last week, Mrs. Vigo°, a I;:iciow lady, of Burwash, Sussex, in the gsth year of her age, danced down a country dance of ten codpie, with a degree of spirit and vivacity which convinced those who with.esved it that her tlancino days were by no means over pii(::t!, (ft ,YLSTEJ syl'oCKS . RDA Y. India Stock; shut India ..Bonci , ., par, Is. pr. Qi.i Ann. s.tiut - Excleiver par, 2S. dis. par 1 inperial 3'iwer Cent. 611 Ditto t6th Giros. tor 14.tti April, 62A i Irish ) tinimum, 3 DG E W. , • Afternoon, a min. atter 12. • :krINIOVAtE6 • T has fret]too•fisevently 111 , 3 :;ust I an gener..l r;propdcion,loat tnen ert..l )t the idediZ:al aft h,veaile'rect tth>in,t.q.; ,ents !or ri,ilage tic prulession j);1, ) , :iv yap/ ,AV:nog t the re,ult of (Jur prevena being classed 4111.1.414 t. u etf p:O, ; W host iinprodeht proteibions Wive, unforiuna:eiy beekl too Eti'ourdl).l, lieg leave to sub:a:T and cid igtnenLa i faith , ..:l stare Of our and ac.. quirenxijs. Ant:: rec,.eiVed- , a tion a, tilt p,pils of Alessi's. til , inded iU;zn;rti, Avhose l.etuies` and i . taitfutly w-ten.tic,i, and - Lonit;rt, Hospital; we catered ~ ,I,,,CiVCS.as students i v eetenc.ned sciino! for itieJlezi.litiquire.:- m.mt, the Qok!egc oftiLlitibtirgh,• and were :nit ruetel in ticbranetiesofanatoiny, surgery, theory and practice of physic, clipmistry, midwifery, b, - )ta4vi by those eminent professors, Drs. 1140nro, Gregory, .131atle, Hamilton, aunean and It uthetlord., t , ,•••• not be deemed presumpiti in. saying Ii: , aigt .acquirtinent.i'are tong seriet of years ni..“e V epereal conwlai t and t., var.oini •Of ; Debility, the p,irtietilar'olt Jit ;ad will,, we hope, be..il lo wed L 11.4 act uperiof knoA ledge of timer tretifient aunt cul%:. I.: slight anci reLen cases of infelki§n-a:perfiret't7ll`iit CUiripleteclin the short period of two days ; and in tho.-;t of the utmost i'nr %reteraciy, Where other practitioners Ailed Of' Success, wiper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures t o the patient as „ - ite and - radical cure. " - . r ' the inelatlOuly . v.+tiety of dis o rd,:.s which: are the ettliCtiAit a habit 19og tnl:lA Di) I : , ursuea by the nr.beatt sexes, then! - are :re -11,,raihn; or,rtuJrc distressing than those and m-teb.ities which frel qar inevent - Or cittbitt.:r 'at! , trite' To such persons it must t - tp,A VOPSLidilUll to !clic) Ilia they. vnaxi l om, , by . a new - tM.f of rm.'stori...d to that *reest ot hjzinan prong, nialm , ,}l,..old ous ecti (11 6011: * l ' ll all C3GVS, or debility, frorn wh.itcver cll as .itm everyskaeot venereal intkctioli a w e , ma y b e cons H ited ,t;ents ~i eitMmer sex with the great. test stert:Cy'Snd Hours(); coniultatiim•lit:hotile-tiona tett to three,. ?lid theev,:nii4; till ar I r ailehts• in the c.atntry ::re requested to scat th'6 l particit. lars..ot ti aSeo.4',6, arid getieral hal. - Jit of 'ilium Zr,c.ikp. `cl. , sing a i t emnitunce tOr advice when the asrr p ~ C` .wi t - I be given, (woem : lv :tor part of entrkin.:dOmms.-Twebbiire that secrecy so essentials to our undertakin,', time postage of fetieft iiiay be 'added the- i0t414 r .1; m i i ;lc CUkßlEaolCo. Surgeons. No_ ict., I. r esterday two.Wortieii of the own s 'r of the'luwest order, named Eleanor Mash, and Catharine ,Bazt(7,f were charged by ..folln Jones with Having robbed him, in the street; of a tobacco-box, in which was ...his iittle,al4-61. in Bank of- England totes. - 1-he., I . i n: a 7 x -i t o e d r , :tprtbi6itrin,,,s,..sti-I,nsina,oiii.tg,sA.:cgepeit_l4i:;:aa,r,L;cl. cat trticiriln e sds r; t„ the ctt:i. f,,,.:l_Qtit,,,.•vlrti:ripti:id.... itsstri7iiitc-ne,.u:ra. evidence ;of Jones 'went as. to the -Prisoner. .I\T4ll -... • meeting him in the street, and accosting him in : a, lov- • ' ii celeb - ratea , . ing Manner, - while the other Prisoner Came' up i ail& f• a n(tc , 11;u tnpti ve Coin putting her hand 'in Ills pocket, took Out tlid*M-: I I i'tl-iless.ttilieu"-'.most a,i;ohne'iternedy . G°1 1 1)1 4 5414i . %1 of.qtLEAD Nervuhs I?isnrciers, Weakints,, s - pecu- I T iartotbkrelin'aresit:cl4,;'“efical..Atieations, and 1 owuess Of S pi blleco;•box- t I , vhen-,,they,,both,drew off, he felt 11is 1 ledge: the , Thadobbetrh7 and That n t d h ed e . p ri l. son g e i r ri Stephenson, - a sister .Cvpriln,heard them acknow said, N,vhile op her transit in :custody . tO the Hall, 'ty or; Leatlii4, ; :viol.ent pi,i pitations or . toe' . -.•- tlyin ' q l. .water-wasirtprect,ort -item: , , . g pints bad taken .out the notes frotp the hbx - , which .she' flasheS'of heat hi Varlous ?arts of 'Ate bait , ; ' threw away. ' . Baxter did not deny the charge; and 'ti e lt ° a f r - m c° - .l ac i d a li f hti a oacic, and - belly. resemoltog th•aseoe. .. . . said she , had spent with .ber. union-comp 31. of the - i-casioned•hy th - e Araiivl"; the - pitlsi:' , ;cifyi vgri a ble,:soWietints money, and had betin robbed lot . the: Other 3-1,..i.,..- i uncommon! } slow, .41 ether thne4 Very riuicf4-;- yawning the, I hiccOug.' l , l6 %-fuFht . sigfiing, and I sen..e of sattbeation as fraril Committed to the - -Coanty,Gaol for finial, +.- ~... ~ , ~ 1 :,.ball or lump, in .the, t;iroat.; .alternatd firs- of - - erfing oil .1. IFiekham, for fowl-stealing, *as ordered to . be ' ! crin%ulsiv'e laughing ; the sleeP unsound, rcd .i.s „.n ld• - • , ' h ~ retres . conveyed, Aiy •Collitigbetirn' aiid Worley; tco wad,.. ! i i‘ 7 ,i g a , ,, ittl i ii .the • fiatieitt- oiled- troubled utith. Ilii;'Ild itr..t4lns: l :cines a ;h L a a t:air ad n x s, :t . . 1?Y- i il"-cr9t . ed in ' i Y -td "" 18 ' l4 " t i`'iedi - - hunt, in Sussex, where the offenee,%vacommitted. , .. ,, sed, , -b?rt • there is a•very import':nri obser. i vat on to be ros!ete l'F , t,i-epng. the Cordial Halm . (4', Gil ea d, • MARI.I3OIIoUGH-STREET.—cuddifor4, ihe - accorb- I that; unless tts cperation be g,:ntle sale and ,: l r i --,••• ,- i t plice, and the principal witness. against o!Donnel,.. I .coutct hot have raert- , taiiie. trexaiti ' illecCe - • "L")". - - eptpre anti • univerial Carter, and Gore, who (were capitally :sonyiaed of demand it has - acquired ; tor, as it nas rarely the gieat advaa burglary.at - a recent Old Bailey - Session, ils. beil ' r'tnaogtelZt6lrtVs"ca.osinvevil io v n o'ea r tt . •at the 'ear 'Of . the - p a tt o t, sa 0 .. 1ts vh•tues,.hy its 541 utary etleds, . fully committed. for, trial - on a eliarg of teiony.,.l7l-ie:.l rah intlt i t'(`t - t - 't ' • aim opeibevere, and er teasonalite peru,verance i . the Prisoner ._ • rincipa. witness Pgainst I . , is, cerpirty.pc , ,st-ceip.nsite,„ tO.epame,F.ven the I,Appie.bt Co ll who eohabite . d with Gore, at the' tithe. of his . appre- ,i . thirAti° 6 °l-chyinicalsranci . galemears to r• - rot out c:uronic Dis:: : 1 uses,and,rAtoye.the valezudinatian to health, •. •-, y hension for the bu t ' ta r . t .-v Or; Soloninies pricti,.:::•ts now become so great and ear t, ~,iVI and hisconstant l4 . e g,agetntrit recptirt a -. .camkterable Gtl IL Dli ALL.—AII'OICt man Vas yesterday charged : :117 : , ~. Portion Of, ilis mita .and ) ice,attendlie ex tritc•ts -w lel con , - by the Chtirchwardens an , i'Vestry Clerk,of the Pa-- . i j ulted; the uSwal cotiiptinietli fa G-hint'a ',' '' ' *-* • • out all %%Primus , rish of St. Sepulchre, Bittingbeglii , the. Alderman, 1 caSe.3,.Pr, I.Fttßrs of advice. imlii unaceonpailica wit.:l,i.n order for 'Aledi . tfue'and ientittanee; to tie•linswacd :it his' ieisure. on suspicion ol d r oppin g a ma l e c hild i n t h e i r, par i s h , by which means it became cliargeabitt to tborn. .The• ' - - - , 4 ;, e 6,1 9 ,'""e•' . 5 a1 ‘ ;`, 10 :: - t r u 'i ,. .7 - ,,v - , 4, ..,in, , ,e , i , .. 54,.. , Irt t 4 7 \ 11 ie.uell.,,tl--.C• %tic: titolutln :nun public-house; in COw 4- I Solo - Mon -,(i.;ilefati- it'ou,-.. .'ili....i Yil ,- 4;,.. - Zi ; - . 1 ,...;i7. Y - 1 iaii, e t b '. i '-' r j. Li t " t r ' •a g i .", : ,, .L etters L . qa y be ordered. t o be:addl l 4s' eel, fo - r - 3‘'-'_'' ----.. Line, stated, o'clt)ik, he perceived a small bundle lying .in • .1s . .. A.- A 8 ,', 2 ,,L, t1ie. ! 1 '" )1 " lilt -- ' ll . l ` 4 ` l kr ' .. - passage.; that at first view he ,thouglit it ,:was.a kii4,-7, Bairn olGiread is sold 'in bottle's, p.Le hrlf-a-gnitra :t r c " l l-ti pinned up as att ziprit : trick, mid was raising hislOot -; ti ,'"Aarelko.tptitic;,,pric 3js. - cuntair.in g equal to.-t•o nr ia,:t a". • t:esat w b-1 by which the l'• i - • * -• !i - ales - .• , . • , a nnt saves 9i. inc.uning to kick it into the street, when he wai arrested by : rite duty;. the. Snuff pof winch be irs Vie I .''• ir'' '-'• the cries of an inFani;: when, lifting up the parcel, l and address, ',!‘.,•;anzuel sP,Qhm..., Liverpool, • 'l °---nete ' t " 1"4 , . ?) in Lt tewh ic it he found a very small infant, ,a I's 11‘ . pp,,ten j r abot4 ; six 1 . _ - ,i is, felony. ' , N. 11. 'lt is twee. , •r•- t : • . ) o. observe that , the posta i ce c; ::1.1. :weeks old; .rolled in a bit of flannel; that,.ou going• i laws, whatever, t a*s4 -• b ' • ' post e, paid for, to the door - ,10 ieok fiot the 'mother, he saw no per... 1 'file Cordial" I3afin of Gilead, Anti-rtune.;-' ,',and ~ , „ . . ~ , , . ~,, -0, 1 1. e, A4. stergent Lotion, and Caul& ,o Health, are son: but, - the Prisoner,' Who' continuing :to lieungd - , .s.td •by t.lrs. Mathews, l'‘lo. IN, Strao i - Lan t i, ; l• .oL , lOttt rthe. door, and a young man having said lie ' 6 . ornith, Perfumer, 140. 38, and Mr. kaebtirn * Nprt " 1 - 4 ' . 1111rdge,s_ saw-him in conversation - with a u:' - ornap, a short time Mt. Baxter and &Ir. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davillsoisz' rat befire, and his refusing to - answer any question, in.. .1 r v usbaud, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Alt - . Baxter, Glasgow; (laced him to take him, up. "--.:-The Prisoner . ; in hi I : ; ford C t le l i t; q at rf i: , )k t• eehO ck ; 'G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Cr 4 w. - W. Young; Irvme - A. Forsyth, anti P • defence, said_ be was - a smith and farrier, had not l i whiteside. Ayr • W. * C 1t C . ' I 't,.' • a , . . raw on , ,irvan ; . arson,. New - long left tl - K., hospital, and denied all knol.vlcdg-e o ff 1 )61 1 glas ; T. M• Mill:41, I;.irkeildbright ; T. NI 'Credit:, Kirk. ' tricry 1 L 131vt1t Levvf. I Dern hirer C fa • % ' • the child. .fie vtas,-however, remanded, until 'the I • ' --. - 1 -" • ' i:,ul r , 2 - 14 " , i'LLI. fle,- ; p. (... ritgle, Montrose ;. 'l; Mitchell, - and 1. :ku,l,:zoo : young roan can be found. - A b:rdeen ; Pt, 'Wilite, Banff; - Mhlntoiitt; Inverness; T: . iiisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling ; Coke and Rcid, Le; CI ..:-.' , glexandet, Dunfermline; wikon, - Dant-I,r; Vinret . +r ; M.Kenzie, Storn o way ; P. Taylor,' Strunraer ; jtiftnsn a apt 4 , lamittt; liickson, Inglis, Dumfries ;_ Thorson, : ..-• ' ... - c ;-: 1 Wehrle., Ainwick ; , Paterson,Arbutonnt, a n d l ac hi' Lr ' i p ic "' • •• terheatt ; A ': Nl‘Donald, Trongate, Glasgow atil es ?kr_ l7 c :t 13:mks:::iers and Venders of: Patent Medicine's' ha ( the United Kingdom. ... ' - 'to 'I4IOMAS TAYLOR Esq. ---.....y........••••••••••......,,fl Sir, , i T cONSIDER . :it but . lof • g ' ; 1 ac justice due to tits `.!.. qerits of your L E AKE: a '? PATENT PILLS, to et,m -' miinicare' to you the following Cure which has recently beet' - - pOlornicd by :theta: —'An Acquaintance of mioe, by the breaking Cut of . an old Venerea/ Complaint (attended by a (min/Ili - cation Of disinders afising therefrom); waSieduced al - thost- to a skeleton; a'r A althatigh fie had the best medical advice which could be obtained, ~.rvi tri;..ii a variety of Patent MixijcWesi !pitting pun!.l. be procured which teemed' to suit,: ch h i4i i ts :s 4l- i s ol aet ; it s (l :r ' o ti n °ti , ,?bli s tn itti a a ri t , f::; s zf t i %• 6 .l," , ,.,', )letT, ' .. n t e- l i i n et t a lP f ° o s l l l r -t i 7. and - sea:Nay able fo ‘,v:llk or even to strati..-. . his )01s; fn tact nOone vela knew . him, ever sappoted it" os sibl'e for him to recdver, ** vas advised at last to try yota Leake's Pills , —he did- zo, Adhering strictly to the diredioYs . .ivrh with tiwirt.' 1-I::.ll.aci.not taken more rnan two boxes,.. tore he , fourid 'an arter:itian for the better: this encOurfiged, him - to proceed, and 17.. y taking a few boxes m ore he found his 4 p petite and s t r:ngth. wacludly return,. and is now /as: ' healtnyancustout . a. , : any inan. I . I , :now You are wykoinc., Sir, to tett,- any person to me for a' onfirmation of the above account if it . showld hedoubted. I am, Sir, 'ysurobedient humble - servant; • Library, , holkstone. • ' zi-Lo.s. PU RDA Y. , Pe. tepar and Sold by ,the Sol e Vroprietor, tans. Li. YLo R I Member of the Royal' College of Surgeons, . .'; 'London, at his House; NO. g, New Bridge-street ; 'WhPre, after a constant -residence of more than Forty Ycart - 1 ,„.• ' iti a praCticepartictilariy directed to the Cure of 'Ven;4:-. .Ireall CoMplaints, and those incidental to the Pairs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy . ~ which. Men 'of his Profession should - always observe, he ' . 'clatters .himself, the advice and assistance he giar,litpus.- -- .1y administers td Persons taking This Medicine, will ht• eiteerned'by a discerning Public,. as an advantage seldom.. to be obtained', and void of ambiguity. : -Also soli, by his Appointment, tor the cOnvetnence q those iiyng at a distance, at the Perfu mer ' s , No. 35, St. Al bin's-street, Pall Mall; the Toy Shop, No. toj, 0x,f41- street ;' Mr. Disborough's, No. 7 t • Fish-street-hill; Mt. Baxtcr.'s„South-bridge,.Edinbiugh i Mr. AV tkinald's, Gir's • guw ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; Mr.:Billinges, Li verpool; Mi. Atkinson'S, Manc2tester ; and by, one Person in every 'considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of-only zs. Id. -each;, sealed up with full and plain'diredions, whereby persons 'of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • N. 11. - Every Box sold in, G reat - Britain is sealed up witsr a stainp; on 'whiCh, by favour of the Commissioners, isTrilly7 ed at the Stamp-office, " T.. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge, street,".to.imitate which is Fiiday, and all others are cour • terfeits. • • •• •. ' LON 150 : Panted by kjitcHAAD Hnnt:;s:of N 4, ; aLd Ak tic:R !PPS, of Sot i t'' Molton-street, Grosvenor-square; At tLe Su*Okt.FicE . , N. 112, Strand; where i ; idvertiavnents,'Ordt-is lor the / ettet.i' fot .(po s rt-Pai4),. ,uuust,be.44q#o. ' SHIP NEWS. • ORAV V.SEND, APR IL 2. Passed by--the Peace. Lawson, iron) Norway; and Chris tiana, Ilucirnan, from iVIZIneI. Sailed--'the 104 n Savage for famaica ; and Collingwood, 'Thomas, for Vaidonado. 1318711. cl Y r : r s ie te s r I, (l , 4y ,,r;i m biti orrl : g te , i i‘ n ii N s ek i v l m e . c in ;ri s l t i ce . e o t it M:s. On the 3,,th ilk at' St,]..)lZieSlS I.ll!tirCh t ClArim Arthur - Esc] of C. )arle-i Fort, Nicatli, Ireland, to Miss Vernoo. e:(l.:st daogliter.ol John Vernon, of elan'. tart .Castle;(.7our:ty'of Dublin. - ' Yesterday, (4r. Charles Dodd, of Threadneedle -street, to `Miss Niclio:sori; .of Coleman-street. Later; ha Carlisle, William (alias Bill) &trickTand, own to that neighbourhood asanatinerant -dwell:111'x, alia s tr.velling tinker, qed 8;, to Miss Bell, of Botcher- K.dc,-aged