The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-20 00:00:00

ERVM T:LE bErT.IB, 1813,. ~' }~..,~ --- !'"1 01., ' - :• • AVA. I) iIV.4 ENT. /I* ' I 9-, 1913. Dispiktcl, ofvltir it ttt, i 11.)tritt,:s jAis Copy., has been te' ettreft itenta 1 4 )(40 -Mitt h c, tire , • Xitu . titit3 lc ° t:r.Z.iCa i licpteinher 4, 1813 1 / 4 iktv ins( tii iLT (et titl 'error ill my , iiiispatch of toe, '44 inst:iut ; tlic utimha of pris•mers taken ut S. Seba,,tian's is six hundred a., - anti nuCt lanit i tred and seventy its Ituppnsell. lets. trial , it communication with .Lietitenaat-Generat l'honias 3 M . , the ‘‘;hic:i 'certainly was io commence a ne+ t :oria•!on tor titt, ntlirettder of the place. A:Ay:m.- 1 8;2;e was take f tniticotmounication to sew) him a summons, but J l ie acnia acted a suspension of hos. tue a l'ortnig'A ; ti.en to surrender unless reltecyn:lmc to nut'•e l ills ga , Tison int 6 France, , l'itthilßfrf42t;t Without being prisoners , of xv,te, These .Condit ions were rejected, it 171}!the iire.whicli had. ceased lot some time yesterilaY, Wtts recommuthiett in the evenivig. I have the .ittmour to (Signed) WULLINGToN. no Lad Bath art t, Sce. - it•:1 urn of the . 1 t Wou'slan, and NItamING, of the Army till.4.hs the 1 tanniand of his f...xcelleney Pieltl-:Marshal the , • roar,i,,q§i rte .Wl.4.,.iNrirnsr, K. ti. at the Siege, Af,,,ault, apt , re of Ili. 'l' , wit of St. Sebastian, from 28th July to :st,t 1813, inclusive, wounded. • \a•ttli.rry-3 rank •itild tile, killed ; 11 rank and file, ( , )ai lieutenant-colonel, '2 Captains, 4 ruili ,1,1 lii,, 1:0,1ed ; . 2 lieutenants, 10 rank 4.titl tile,' wound : ed. Gerinaii Artillery-2 rank and flit wounded. petit. i.tridilf Ist Otiords, IA rank nod tile, killed ; 1 ensign, 2 sedeants, 9 rank and tile, wounded; S rank and ale, inissi lii fid flatt.-1 serii , int, 9 rank and file, ki.:eil ; Leissigoi, I drummer, 21 rank and tile, wounded; retaelnneitt (,"oldstrraii, i;tiards., rank and file, kettle 1 cosign, 2 serjeatits, 18 rank. and file, wounded ; 5 ratik'aird file, missing. • • ' • *•Detatiltuntett. , 4ll Guards... Ist Ilatt.-I.serjeant.,killedr 20 rank and tile wounded ;12 rank and file missing. • let tltoyal Scots ) , ;al Ilatt,--1 ensign, 3 serjeants, rank •• and die, killed; 5 lieutenants; 9serjeants, 133 'rank and , wounded. • .• Detaehafent, 2d (or Queen's)--;I tierjeant.iilled; 1 rank and tile worttited. 4th Foot, lientemmtv, 1 ensign, 7 serjeants, In 7 rank and •file, hilted; 1 Inititudant-colonel, 2. cailtains, lit:otettoot,, 1-erisign, /0"eile.1111IL, 1 drummer, 1102 rank wounded ; raiik'ati44lite,in6sing - . Zetactiasent, .Fusilccrs, Ist I.liittalion---6 rank alui file, woituited. „ • 9th l'uut, ist major,.3 t' set:l(l;mile .4 2 die, hilted ;.' l 1 etife na at calitailis,, littnenativ., ser;cant,;,• 2 , ; drummers, 92.'ratsk and 'filV, 'wow ; 1; t a:hi; 0)14 • beliwitulcnt PooL-1 t'Aitt,.llll, ‘..?"rniik and file, `killed'; seljealits, 7 I di1 i 5 . ..1,4!,1 )4.; isritift.-=-.1 - ritiilt and filelsilled; 1 • I.,,eiri,oalt, eaolt and file, septupled. . • .. ' fo,ur, Bait: 4l 4l: lieutenant, 5 rank and • rile; inert ; woludeti. • .18f4) i nto ht,tt.Sn'tt.;--1 captain,': 3 iietiteluitit, 32 rank and li.itled; 2 cA t it,iiitsi, 5 llcuten4ntl, . ensigns, 2 ser• .jraiet4, e 4 rank and tile, wounded; 3 . rank Lend lila • 'Detachment 44111 Foot, let Ilatt.--0 rank and file killed ; 1 lout, ~o.aut.; I .serjr,,,itt,, and the wounded. k c osi , 11;41,-2 heater:nut, 2 rank and lilt, litlica 1 8 r,soie and the wounded 471.1 r loot, laajOr, t capt/im, 2 lieutenants, 3 err. ) 1111±1.101, tl st , c.icia.9ts x 1 (11*(11)110er, 1171 raqk raid file, killed; '2 lienreipilit,, 2 ensigns, rj blait;iiiitS, 1 drginllleep ran,' and the woumleti. Met .c . mmott Ist' Batt,..-...1 r an k and file i t ali c !, f ,:.0741;t4;n, L ovr,i,t o t, 1 rcialt at4l Inv wounded, .p.i4iVitittip,at, 14,1 Kitt .4..1 . heuleti,t.nr, rank and • itio . inite4 mAjoir, t r4111.c ts.nd ' , ountled. Ofitaklaeitt, i,3,i tioOt, teatt.—D rank nod tile kilted ; I rank •''„.otted fi le wounded. , 14;j1.1, aunt, ;.,11 .13,11.t,....1 captain, 4 lifycitAnts, 3 ensigns, 4 ser; , , , qints, lbarank and file killed; acaptains, a lientrinants,, serjeatits, 1 &an:inter, 213 rat* 'and file t , oti tided. • • . Detachment oath Foot, Ist Hatt.-2 rank and file killed; :2 noun:mints, 1 3ti, juattt, 4 rank and'tile Wounded, Deti.tt;lipietit9:4lli root, td Batt...-4rank • en d bl e... kin a l G r 4114 nod tile won tided. liet hnitun 9itli Foot, 3d Batt.'—..2 rank and Gig killed ; . 5 ta :Hid site wounded. • into.-ht 1.0. Li-lit Batty Ito - 4' t ,, German L4Fion-1 2.41 i.ii fit Batt; • Cei inan Le:iOn;-:2 - rank i 6 nt,ll; and (Ike , Line )1411, ▪ ( ierm i:1 Legion —1 rant. .i'e, 1.1.t.c4 , 4 ' I .laptain; 1 Lii•titetiatit, 11 rank and tile, ,G•toettaleot. '2il . I.inoßatt. King's Gerinim. Legion-5 rank ; I t.erje:toi, 1.2 rank and t 4, wounded. Det ici.oeut 5t Ii Lints i.r4tlt. Kinkr'sf ;L•rto.iii Leoon.--7, rank bedeant, , 1 rank Liao; tile s AroOtoltOl. I.3rainovi,:b. i 1.,,,01 !Agra tl,ltt lift' hilted; I '111 , 11,0,' 1 et rjeallt, i..unded ; t rank and file, • ' • t (.!.•41;ned) NI. I'AKENII.I.II, .1(1j. Gen. Ttoturu of the WouNnen, and Nfugqi . .vii, of the Ai - my c....,moit4kO k Of 11 . 11-ii*LriAtirydelft Marshal dart ‘'t" I ON, K.O , i i it iiuu with the eneury 41.1 d Isl 3. C, (....la s itaitt•killeil. • -• • it:potent —2 t . :trik and file, killed; IC rank ro r-tnk and file wounded. ~ ,t, is( l•teulenant, 1• rank and file, tilled; 1 • 7 rank told .11Ye,•wonoti v d, .341 rook and „ • , i t —1 ctigic, , o, I rank nod tile, ivinuiden. —:. t. 134 and die Lilted; LI rank ilti,i file us ; . eaniniled. s:, ~ t ,a, 1 serle...ho, sulk 'and Ilk !idled; [ 'ensign, it serjeants, sit s t w0a0,1 , 41. r • file wounded, •i rank and it c Lilted ; 1 serjeant,ls.rank ni , , „) . ;mist, s rank noel ille f f killed; I l'wtitenatit, • anti •, • • lielito Oja i , 1 rook :tll ilk., killed; I Is 14'34 .1410. , tit .111,1 tile w00t,41e,1. _ rook Itic,,kilica; _1 • ~ , °too w • , t.--•••• • I'M'. file killed; 'lO rank wit! 4 - ,, , E;c:,111, 1.1 r;,r,; .4.1,1 I,_ , 6:.r, 1 c.4}.t..+,,, Evulvtimits, ;$ 4 i.(4rjcatr, ~ ~~'.l y; r) S'l J f '.„! .4 '1 fn ~I. rl of 11. „ .110;, I. I Lord Keith, to . , I hike L.:ate t! , reloirt, that arrangernetits Delfts r Ilitiutim 'for a. 4,1 s ligret.d 0) , Low.l ~ li t ., 4.610(.0.1trati00 I:le 0 of tht rock of St. Se of ships bouts %vete itu• o•littriv.ttt(t C , lptuitt GitilAvitY, of thtt the - L'o . rt, rout tuist I uudol--,t,m(t tiii;it..oui,,,,fraucC•huirthe ';) • 1 •rtin. , a -11. , e prui)urtiou (if the ; 11 0 It. aO. ' Of ' I - 1 he bo,:o.; hee , l oit Ifoitt t tk: itterhis flt'.tae back ci i but o At'eve Tbr. olt'avi of war weighcel.with a light breeze, :tt sutiereil in a trilling degree in ' her wily, nml the 'gen...boats No. 14 and 16 %ieve eqiripped in tiurc'to tder attnoyAnet to the enetty,• AO tes Attra“ his attention. At eleven a. M: the tide having ebbed stiffiL , elently, the assault 'by the breach took pine.' and if the. resistance made by : the. ene,my , tomiderlng the natural defences, as well at the artificial ones, thrown 4 1 ) by him ) is to be considered gallant and ohitinate, the :Hock must be ranked Still higher ; never, perhaps ) was an affair .mote obstinately maintained; but I;ritish courage and perseverance ultintatuly succeeded, and after a lodgment had been effected 'on the breach, the town was entered and*OssesSed about half past one P. 111. in defi ance of mines and. every obstaele,whieh the inge nuity of the Go,rernor could invent. A heavy firing Was maintained till late in the evening,: lira the rock still holds out, and may prnbably for sonic days'),-a large part ot. the town has been ttnavoid .ably destroyed, and more must inevitably : suffer from the means still in possession of the enttuy. 'Phe 'opportunity:am - led' to the navy for evnic ing the zeal and good-will of British seamen,-has been necessarily. confined to a few Individuals, but I know of no officer ) more indefatigable in the varions duties which have fallen to , him, than Captain Bloye, 'of the Lyra! he has endeavoured to anticipate, every wish of the army. . Lieutenant (Reilly, with his former companions, in the bat levies, was, conspicuously active ;- every snip . in the squadrvm (Sui•vellianteiltevolurivrinaire, Pre sident, Sparrow, Lyra, Beagle, Dispatch, Chal lenger, Juniper, guti,bmits No. I 4 and 1 ) 'sent a proportion of seamen,amder their respective officers, and they uniformly behaved well.. The loss on both sides during the assault must It yy been considerable,' as artillei'y of all descriptions was playing on the enemy while itikAptiting the breach and walls'. Tbree or four seamen form the total naval loss sinpc my last report. Captain Sinth, of the Beagle, Who was bligittly wounded on the island, has the command of :the seamen there landed. Vice- Admiral Sir Edward PcHew, Bit. has transmitted to John Cioker, Bog: leiter front Captain Fid%krard.Flin, of his Alojesty's sh,op Cephalut , ,, slated at Sea, the 3d of .lu-ty last (anti addressed to Vice 7 Admirad Pickmor,): giving an Recount of Ilk having captured, on-the morning. 9t the 2d of the month, Toro B. by 8: La Petit Chasseur, French felucca pivoted., limed with two fonr-pottinter long guns, and (Me pounder.,, the latter hove overboard in . the. chase, with a complement of fatty-five mon she had been, out from Genoa thirteen days, and had !wide no capture.. ' Copy of a TAter fromtlptain Grunt, of his Majesti f s «bit) Armada, dated off T001..a, tad lull lost, nod tropxoi i iteti by Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Jolla W sun : evoker, 1 have the honour to inform you • that, on the 19th instant, being set by the swell and urrint near to the point of BONN:4ller°, the batteries opened upon Ili. As the ships were a[proaching the land-fall, and dic shot were )g over yis,, the marines 'ere lantled under the direction of Captain flore of this ai ip , who immediately took po,sessiou of the CKSCCVII battery, spiked the guns and destroyed the powder. On our marines ap 'prima ing the battery, on the point of liurdight ro, the enemy blew it up and quitted. it, and so.greitt was their hurry, that the mangled remains of th e man who blew it tirwere found by otir party, Who entered and spiked the guns. As there was /4 heavy five of Musketry kept up from the town, Lieut. Bro Wit, of the marines of this Ain, very properly took possession of the house front li•betice the heaviest of the fire proceeded. As many of the people of the town were evidently assisting t he f.'w soldiers that were in the batteries, the vessels on the beach, the surf being: too heavy to launch (bent, were burnt, and the : frigates opviled chSb lire upon the 'town. The, Mayor having been brought otf, 1, explained to him that the town had broughtmpon.itself the heavy loss it .sustained, by wantonly firitig.on us. 1 regret to say ) that Capt. 'lore WPS Ypry 80:CITly %voundect in the thigl and Michael Martin, pi ate marine, below the knee, but both akettobig wc.ll. Lieutenant 't'arsons had command of the boat s at landing ; Captain N a pi er having assumed the ommand, Lieutenant .l arsons returned (Ifni. the thoterti battery was deitroyetl, bringing off the marines employed. upon t i k service, toul Captain Napier superintended the destroction of the ves selS and the re.embarkation of the remainder of the marines. , 11ANKRI " James Champion, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate-strect- Wit him, broker, to surrender October 4,5, at ten, and 30, at one, at London. Attornice, Messrs. Loveless and Cr,,,e, St. Nlildre.d's-coutt . , Poultry. Thomax Lite of Gray'.)-Inn, Holborn, Monei-eeri vener, Sep. - 4.10)er 25, October o, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Anomie/4 Messrs, Meggison and Fairbank„ i fatton-garden. _ Edward Barbidge, late of George-street; Minoriet, merchant, Septemo4r 13, 04ober '2 and :JO, at twcl, at •Londop.• • Attorniee, Messrs. Palmer,. TospainiOnNE • 4411,1 Thomtutt, - Copthall-court, Throgloortnn-Weet, James Neale, Sbacklovell, dreg-grinder. September is, Oc tober 9, nail :10, at ten, at tittildhall, London. Attorni Mews: Janis and Ite,:lutt4 . Lord ,Mayor's (Curt-011ice, Royal Exchange. John (.iiot :of La Sorry, late of Hackney, merchant, Septent hrr 25, October 3, and :In, at t:evenott Guildhall, London. Atiornlex, Mes-rs, Crowder, Lavie, and Garth ). .. Vrede. nek--place, Old-Jewry. Joht, .9 ,),:oh Rudnick, Circus, Minories, merchrtut,iieptember o.o4)her 41, sort an, at elout, at Guildhall, Loudon- A ttornies,' Messrs. (4regso4), Dixon, and (iregsort, Angel conet, Tbrogioution-street. • • Folvrord Leattenti di-market, butcher, September 28, October 9, .cud rat), uk. ten, at Guildhalt, London. Attor . Ries. Mesire, Kuar4cy and Spurr, ilisairpsgate-street ' Samuel Noel, late of Rio Jane i ro,, ' l me ) ir e c i l:a 7 l, o o l. c ,it t, r •r e tr c e t r ,„ 7 l;e :! ..., , and 30, at eleven, at the s‘%,ii it midgham. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, Gray's-Inn- square , or Mgt, .s. Spurrier Imil Ingleby, .Henry Shreeve, of Great YarauStith ) Norfolk, boot a n d shoe mal<er, 'S'eptentlier 29,- at aevett, '3O, at nine, and October :30, at seven s tit-tho Dttke's , liead 'run, Yararattlt. Attor- Li... 4, Mt. 13e11, Great Yarmouth, or Mr. nu.s, nquare, IS tilt u Dunlin, Kingston-upon-1104 broker, `•; . ap-tember 23, and October ;tu t itt elev4:ll, at theGehrrelno,K,44;ston nint-1101, Attormex, Mi. !jug!) l'hurnits'Sint):v, Chancery. lane, or Mr. Tbou,ae lltowne, 11)314 MO V i iiiiitaii.Abertfraw, Anglesey,' corn-nu - n . 0)40, grocer, Oetoher D, 03, mid 30, at eleven, at N.. Spin - L.llnm) 114 n, c ( i 7a o r t ua l t . - vn o n w . re el o tti4r v illt as .s, 4.1-- Iv :\W c `o l c o t ei - ittl , d ttri l'avern, Kingrton-upOis-114111.' Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellie, Cbancery-lane, or :r t'. John Crcl'"4 4. 1 4 , !3 , 14.011, 14d11.. [Dividcwit, &c. to-worst.) .t>l,b' I..alt,t'.V. rOn.tilt: Y'Xntß. 11 11 Nahirdiq Jahn I..kotttn oils indicted tOi• thE uturder iif CatiiiiVint Dentiini at house . in lowAttne4tilditigs, in the . parish of Brontley; The iniBntier, though of the sante nanie,-Was not related tU the dacased, bitt Cohabited With her. On the day of the murder they had quarrelled, iii' etthwe i tteneu of his haeing-beaten another woman, and when the prisoner . came to her house in. the eVening, he had a bottle: in one hand; and a tailing; knife coneealed in his boSoni. A wan. mulled lkiddiforti, and a daughter of the deelYased were in the room, it was NW time, and Puddiford and the deeen3tl drAtik some gin together. On tie prisoner asking the de cea!ied to drink with • him, 'she refused, _adding " get you gone John ) ynn are 4 disgrace to.yoig FSe x." Some few %voids passed; and the deceased was in the net n winding up the t lot k, when the prisoner exclantied. '' ani f then a disgritee to • my 5t x, to which she replied, he .wfs, and ought to be ashamed to show his face' after striking a wo man.''."lhe prisorier then I . th:bed towatqls her, and &airing the knife from Itia breast, 'stabbed her ; the knife.pasiing through her arm i went in to her side. deceased immediately screamed, and ran ont of doors. 'The prisoner thentiftempt ed to kill himself, bint inflicted tittly a slight woubd; he was secured, and on heingqpit,-stioned to hit motives, said, "It vr,ls foridve." • 81te. died .41 a month alter at her ntv:i house: A'surgeith nrimbed that, lit' iris opinion,. the Vt'f 11110 ill thr arm, by kot;dly divUling the'arteries; had occa-ioned her death. ti it the prisoner, two pension s ers' froillt4ii• ii. , ,cich at tended, and frontlitiir et - hit:tree, and, .nnaes , 'Fitggerald, who had been f', 0 1; ; ' ; ; Liorporal to the Itoyal Gt;oygt!, it ;t the sari-otter inttl i sonic years back, fake . iittehtvav, and had fractur ed i,i i ; since then, he had been sub , jet- Ct;il,l,,iVii derangement ; that,in- one in stant', , over board, and atter being pickec dod out ip irons for d •he hearittg.all toe eircumstacieesi dnontssed hint, with a caution to the company inn to ii:rititte him that- int o th er oe ca3 nie , ,,ffiates had been ctanpellvd . .at timLs his drartirttock , that he had served. o u inrird. the indefatigubke as a sailor, and w eons tler!ti a good character ; amt.:l,Ru his discharge ii;id - been 'ertiployed principally aS a la bourer about the Ducks. His sister also aPpear-; cast, and stated that, on one occasion she lied found him `suspen t lt,:d to her bedstead, and that he wa 4 frequent 'y ontia,4einis, as to inake it net.essary to put i very tlssntereni9 ngt Ntnent oat of way ; t Itat.he principally lived ,at, her house ; she took care i q his money ; and onthe morning of the 'tinnier . had beat her in the pres e nc e o f t h e deceased, for .rettisin g to give him money ; ;that, except when ill these tits, he was very affeetirtrrate. She admitted, howerer, that she had applied to n o pledial. person respecting hint. Judy:e, after recapitulating the whole of the evidence, observed,. that' the &fence of nacy„ as it was very easy to be scat so it re quired to h e Inky titablitlied,a v ii iy, D eat h, The .1.1d,,,e o, passing' sentence, 'addressed the prisoner « t. After a lull, fair, and lenient exams nation, ytin are found },twisty, pn the clearest evi dence, ot tLe dread:al Ci•ittle ‘vilftli murder. In your case, it is p cularly• heinous, for it nppeari that you'Ctillitinteti tvith this woman and' instead of finding itt you a protector s She fo,uain you cruel murderer you. came, into., , the room 5V It th , t , tVerpoll porposcly Con eealed. You liaVe attributed 'your crime to louSy, but that is no 'e4.elltie pa t;sing the dreadful sentettee 9 f the law, i can only it ope that th e tim e which has elapsed' since t:te has'been "employed by you is prettaringfor eterni ty," He WAS . sentenced to he exceuted, , ancl fint body afterwards , dissee.ted. Thonvtv stood ;dsocapit;dly indicted for the 'nattier of •Jtn.,epli Lennan, a boy Of" 14 years old, OM the 11th of August last. The prisontat was a private iu the 4th dra;oons ; asps in crossing Finehley Coalition, on his way .to t with a party of his regiment, 'he mid his companion Lagged behind,, when, ,by 'accident or otherwise', it did not appear, his carbine wutg off.'and Allot the deceased, , who was going galongi a , fi e ht,„ ;)04 170 yards front the road, the halt entered hip,, right side, and passed'throngb kft _breast ; and he instantly died. • , S. • • Upon this. evidence,„ the 144,00 and humane Judge (bAmrint)obserfjetl,' that, however wan, tort the act might !Mire beedonitile•ptrt of the prisoneroet, there was no profit* of malice, either expressed or . intplied, to sub,tantiate the ..: charge of, wilful homicide ; the :jury, therefore, node- his tordShip'sdirectitin, ;.eiptitted the prisoner or the,. 'murder, but found him. guilty of 41Innstaughter. • John Ward alias Simm4 also stood ettpi., tally indicted ; for the wilful inortler of Mr. john the of NOv'ember, 1802.. Mr. GURNEY, for the prosecution, stated, that this .was a similar charge for which two persons of the names of Holloway and Haggarty, had, suf fered some time since, and the evidence - he had to substantiate this charge against .the prisoner wOuld prove, that at . tlie titne the mtirtlerlVAS per Petrated the prisoner lived on, Hounslow Beath,. near the residence of the deceased, that a lea they strap, similar tip that witif which Mr. Steele had ',been strangled was seen in his possesaion aboutt that, time, and that he used . st o ne , extraor , dinary.expressionS about it that when search was made for the body of theltjeceased, the. stiller, joined in the search, bat when they vante , near the spot where ,was rpond, ± e throe& off in. another direction. Innuoliatelv after, h e ab .sconded,.and Was never seen or hear,l of since, ttutil 104 apprebanded upon ,tt charge of cow - zlte , tiiugovbew these facts were dkcinsed. 'I its Leartited Judges who prebi,ied, on hearing the statement, 'vere 1111AllilllollSiy of opiainn there was no ground for the present clurt ; (heir Lor&' ships had .read - the deposition, nod lit moat it , arnonnted to a mere remote steipid on. Th e Jury accordingly acqUitted 'the prisoner. (nIGEHY. Thomas Furtt, rat' Pursio-, tged 32, was indictd, first, for forginx, ti I«sinic «tl:ngland note for one po'knil; - ”Jf(1, ;,1 liank of England Pro. u4 i 4Eu ry Otautow, who attended fur ate B lin k , said, this singular anti dr' krabhirnary caSej fa it rarely liappentAt . that All the cireafitsiJiiees trldni tii,inaking to the Mhing ilk the 'Ole: 3 .oulti he prated . , tic then entered intcy a tietAil of thi" - tirhole traitsaction, frdiii Which it apftared; tbi prisoner Itod furincily ti'ork• Oil as A lOttrileyniati printer under the: p ers on e rn ' 1) Ployed - the Bank of lingland priutiag t u rd :mates. After 'eat ti ing that employ, he had carried , 4 A'busittB'S ti with another iierson as eir I ttet opper-plate printer; anti • though not An cu. filvtl'by.ttatle, had learnt himself the art of en! gravir.g.:—That notWithstadditt be had two presses; for which he had lio tegithir employ, lid bad purchased a third, ( 4 thich be bad secretly, ond without at all Acquainting his partner, employed at Another bye 7 place .for. this ; purpose. It‘tippent• hoWerer, that he had ntatle a•nutterial erroti • by printing the date, and had also in the 1 114 place put the year .1813, and in the second'lBo: • ••To proVe the fuetS, two Accomplieel 01 114 rrtiines of,,Norman and Gwynn were examined: ,t r orb their evidenee i it appeared, that a bat St° l4 bad been purchased, and bit this he had cut ou t the impression for the water-;mark ; this iinpres' sion had been taken tiff in melted Pe‘rteri t e topper-plates had been engraved ; and the P r ' a r : . ing-press-stone, with the pewter and plates, and every other requisite for litaulif4wit ing thein k ‘rere produced in Contt ; the signed the notes, and directed the %vitt-testiest 1)e; fore they : passed off a note, to write to of ~: , ti : ir , tie , she t zs6l ll .,a i st „ n e : st the to Bi b a ck, eii ra y that u fair, g i ! ,.: 1 .; t 1 1 , 1 . v itt , o anote tre , ,b from the ba,d ; that the 0 1 . ' s Norman purchased a horse for 15/. and pind tur n d ' good, and Di. bad Bonk notes, aic h to-t-heir.detection, -when • they- both, t hough" 034 known to each other, turned King's evidence. htle - witnesseT were severely cross•-eXtfullee" by the prisoner's Counsel - , and GwYnn , in aa' swer to.ectriestion " vrbether he would net rittb Chase to have any other. man hued.; bat hiii l , ll-fi ti replied pert i tICIII IV, Isslippose that is o cry 1113 11 S• levaitStle;ll.lte. everyir Ie onfthtehrecticreisuolint'setra'sitepett,rchasing the P re I ied pro tho ti number. of witnesses ; printer to the Batik of England, gave' ir• the decided opinion, that the, !maws signttl at bottom of the notes were of the prifoner'b 1 0 '" writing. prlsoner took antes o ccasionlry WOO:, ei trial, and u i st, ) f i defea 1 - 91 Ling ca lb Wid di rare 3 VC ► in a written paper, in which he 11- r ocvi! the danger of deciding on the evidenc e 01 o s , men as Notioati and (3•wynit, who by their, o4 , i 444 u9t, .wpre : guilty of pto-:sittg f.orgtilt :111T . ,t ,c , trse of Holloway and Ila ggert y . 41 ' 1 00 . eXample of the little credit tl ue to gr .roo pliees ; that it could hardly he soppn:;ed 011" t 4 ~toj " f jinowledgei.svitniutif been actively (Or t liit eii ' 1 Printer in printing Kink of would cotniutt great an e.rinr as to 11 / b/ ' dates to on e note. , u ire ter, 1 • TA:o•,wititessal were cAlletl to leis c"' v. 1 , 04 mle of whom represented. him as a rn"tteutio imbesty was un anti %I'4 O X and inint s t r y' e o . ll hl wi t be e xcelled.. 401 0 3Lidge;iii sun :riling up, took' occ; rtr , advvit to the cae of flolloweLY * IIII 1 / I ",tfo wh1F•11. he._ said he wits certain, t. o ,l; : gc, known character of `sir sojoy kri'e borne out : by, (Ile testimony of ntha ' to i tt i.n O f , tvitne 3s ei, and in partiettltir:bt•tir e andable, who deafly proved tiutt Were siteli'ai'S'were'liSed, andicsl (0 bc' t the buttnnvolthetioteS.appeated tip the prisoner's band-writing. s r he Jury, after insnectin 7 1P • Il 1g returnreturneda Ve'll•dra--t;14`...,---"‘ • • ; . ior• • •', • LI/ItTILS. ' race, ' ter-1 ) This raoruin.• NI iP 13 b' OUPIAIgt S ~ d! ~ NIT a. F. eg N., . kir, ruad, id a iliagiiter. At t'outlrt Vivarage, the Lady at the girt . I ' ll4l of 5 ..0 6 4 i ;laugh/ cr. , ti ,,, i 4bef! ~i , . til, t)u 'tilts 9tb Inst. at Atitintatte-Hail, LanY ,; - ,,t s 1 1 . 4 t'"? .. , (in U`edtle4dui, tte, i: , t1.1 in t, uf Nuvioil I, 4 q v ivo/ ''(,,i-it'plaYt Aitt l Yi e ll' a tt i l i rt e lt ; : , Y illiF r ii v a l t : :g itli i b i ti l r i) : ll; Y( G' I'' 11°11e'llf41** tt't ' ' 01 1 'Nfotvlay 141 11 F13 C .. 1 . 1 . 0;C :11 Tholins • ' ' 5 " . . • , j a ' , l t a e ' L l i l y i 4 e , (u i 'g : r t i r ; l ll l ll (4l :4 : r r r i e f di a:;: il N c tub s e l: s c li t h o F n f t : , Bt .l e c '':. l 7 o 'ki ll i C i iri t i l e il l i : l i i a- e. 1:1 1 ::::: :(1.: i :°,1 7 (f.1 , r!"° 11 0 -11 : 41 , 6 0 ::: 1 '11 : 1 1 : :: : Baukeri• to hits. Maria Ault Cukit,. only dau ghte r f the uet, Esei. of Blackwood, Cheshire Me. F. S. Pnrter . , Printer; st 1 115/ At Cattli..tou,l);witt o , Mr. J. Fart, Miller , • Mrs. Ga y, widow, aged - 0 after 10- ' 4 ter a COW daY' 1 1 );113.)„ On the: Bth inst. 'Mil. Piece,, `the at,flryn v"Pys, near Overton, Flintstnre. li )4 of P . I:tIe ) ! B ic . ki ° :711(. 1 07 I:\•:l7..olflte!lotilildentt".4.; the ti.cs ' PitelY,4.-Wcettnt-tintler-I'enyard, Iferefordagt, rio:4 10 0 d, wife oftlte Rev. It. Walottl, Treasurer of "4 thedral. - • 0.10 nea Lately, Francis, son of Sir , J. liondray, el C 4l •14 r o , rditr," • • 1,1 1 .. , Lctely, at his house iiear rupture of a blood,ressel, T. Clarke," Esq. of Irl j Shropshire. I. • T e rrif • Yesterday sernuight, 'Allis' Terry, slater of Mr' . } 0 the Theatre Royal, Covent-gr.:Wen. f Wl, Aged 30, Mr. Sainitel Bounec, late Proprietor 0 1 ..0,, o;nel.Nliddleton's Bristol Journal (now entitled The a upl, ;.toth olt.aged '134, Mr. Nathaniel , fiV:e ro 4 :,t31t , ' retVet,'Abeif e ld. tie was the fat e r the white 01 0 . 4. .„,e0 ilk:Ole:Had, having curried oat that hosiness.al,tout 1 ' 4.P. • 11' . 0 • 'At Clifton, James Martin, an African, aged 44.' 404% Liken early iu life from the Gold Coast, and wade # r . jArnuica, from whence he came to En:lattel irerY ) 1) . % 1 1 , ' i•01? - ", INV; tworathed a sure money to theAlrica n SOC4OI I . r PRIPE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY; Bank Stuck, dia Bonds, Pi. N'irt. 0 Per Unit. 871 i South Sea Stool:, 161,10 p el Old Atm. qs.? ? ' 4:ref,CAfrit. abut Excheq. Bills , t i • u ' ' ' ; ,.. 3 .. .i:v i rCent. Red. shut 414 .1d -.. n Ccnt. cos. 37.5 SSI imperial 3 per Gin" Iftruli 3.. _inn. shut Ditto Ann. .tlf Stork,Cons-. for leth buildin b m t nut{ LONDON " r. " t Printed by J. IL C.IIISI AIRS, No• r ifiTti a at the S t ,k_o F pfer, O. tq t Strand ; where '',. 4 ,09 1 ' published by IV- A- t'Adortog' Rienti, Orders, Letters Cputt paidh&c. must /A "`"