The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

:;cc; e(ith Ensizii Wilson. vice siess, , Mho,. Litoile'eteint, D. Verner, fro* the With Eton ".1 1.. e <aril) ; prol;oiteit, to be Lieutenaists eithout ptirehast. , iV..larvuy, Gtitt. vice Willson, to be Ensign. • ` Sist Ditto, Lnsigti.l.uaes Pringle tube Lieutenant, vice Geer tlit. service. Peter Mewing Leicee, Gent. tole E .'.etz. Pringle. (!With Ditto, Le uteuaots David Bradford, from this, !Rona Noi ill Down Militia, T. N or t o n, In uit) the • 3cl West:York to he I.:1134015, witli:,rit purchase. 87th ; iitto, be Ca ptvins of Companies, II: li. T. Timid, vice Vantteleur, ant: It. J. Love, rive O'Brieti, octal of their wounds.---TT he Lieuteinnits, Ensigns Wm, 6;4.4;11144i vita lliold, and Julio Goidon, c lee Lo e.—To lie Etlsts:tmi Jobit • V,Acy, C;ent.tice Sla, , ,gintris, am! .:erjeaot-Mojur ltobert Virallace, vire Gordeti. Mat Ditto, To he Li-tit , nantr, with pnrchasa, Ensigns It. Ltuyd, vice Crolier, promoted, duties, vice Pick, }no looted, loot E. J.P01. , --To be Eti , igni, with pureliesc, John Goodwyn, Gent. vice Poi, anti the illou.FerclitiandCarzoti, Bolder 0, prorootcd in the CALI Foot. •. tlist Ditto, Ensign W. Smith to lit LitOteuont, without pig• chase, vice C'stopliell, promoted. 52d Ditto, 7.nsign Ni'Donald to he Lieutomitt, without payee:4sv, vice Shaw, appointed to the ItoyalYarit Bangers. 11 ."'.ort Logan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilonald. "34 Ditto, Lieut. &sloes Walker, from the FiieAlire to lie fods4l4 without purcleise. f2E , We.,t Jodie, Regiment, Ensign Gough to be Lieote ithout pore/lase, vice Cbaincierlaln, who resitrtis.— George F,irbet. Cainpbeli, Gent. to lie Ensign, 57kt:bough. 3d Ditto, AbingdOrt, Gent. t...) be I. o in' "I v icy, ellen, deceased, 6Ch,Ditto, Captain T. B. Bamford, from the 30th Foot, to be Major, vice Brown, disinis:ied. Ensigo Wm. Welstett4 to be Lit:cite:milt, vice Cowling, deceased. Serjeant --- Poi lour to be Adjutant (with toe rank of Ensign), vice Jeffrey, superseded.. Julio Joseph Ittonney, Gent. to Ile Ensign, ricc! 'vVelstead. SO Ditto, To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lietits. G. Gordon, vice Gray, who resigns, tool C. John - • ston, trout the , Itit West India Itritlitiont, vice l'honipson, deceascd.-1.0 his Lieutenants, Etoogiiii C. Trott - oho, vice Gordon, and Nortriao ' , Myer, vice [teary, cOehie.l.4.—To be :Ensigns, Flortoce Egan, Gent. vice Tretnian, Jelin Sea horn, Gent. vice 51‘lotusli, deccasesli and John Robinson, (wit. vice APher. 3d Ceylon Regiment, Lieut. F. J. Davies, from the 624 Foot, to be Captain u a Company, by purchase, vice Orrolc, who retires. 2d Royal Veteran battalion, Lieut. Wm. Jones, from the ist Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice iteurtzoalse, appointed Paymaster to a Botalion of.. the tioth Foil. • litevet Me , ur Wm. Richardson, from the 60th Foot. to tie Coplain of u .Company, vice Allutt, .placed on the Re tired I I, Ditto, Lient. - John Jtizon, from the 14 Foor, to be Lieu tenant., vice 13oivsar; placed on the Retired List. hat Gaerisoti . batta Jn ;B lion, ohyrne, Gent: to• be Ensign, ice in•! , uitttl i.i the EON Foot. 94 Ditto, Harry Williams, s.4ent. to he Ensign, vice Tighe, promoted in the COth Foot. Newfoundlaito Feecitile's, Lieutenant T. Stewart to he Cap- Lw of et Compaoy.—To be Lieutenants, Ensigns D. ltiely, E. Gut - arc:to, I'. Rodenhurst, vice stew.crt.--'.Vo be Etc signs, Joseph O'Brien, Gent. vice !tidy, and Charles Dodd, Gent. vice Scott, who resigns. Nova F'neibles icutenant John APNah to he Captain of (.;0101r...ay, be Gray, killed in actioo. Eusign It. Ma son to be !,;entenatit, .vice .111 4 Nah. Thomas Notvlan, Cit!et. to be Cosign, rice Matheson. Light Infantry Veticihies, Lieutenant A. to lit C,lPtain of a Compittiy, vice Liddell, billtd in action. t';ildigil T•kilithe3oll,l4l be Lientenoitt, vice 61`Mil- Lao. Seric - wit-Major to be Actititorit) with the retied of .4...usigis j , vice APKay, who reigns the Adjutancy oily. • . Afriean Corps, Eittign George Lac to be Lieutenant, reSigini. Loyal York Itilgers, Lieutrliant A. sl. Shaw, from thu d. to tee Lim:Lie:lan', without purchase, rice !lobate, th the lOto iZoyal Veteran ktattolion. Ensign, John Step Lees to be Lietttenent, without purchase, vice agllthi r placed upon 11J1 , -pay. Eietttiio vice Stephens. • lito We,,t Itau h .ars, Robert Charles Gritbaw, Esq. to be Paymast , ., deceased. Royal Wagger' flin t Thotucui Coed, Gent. to be Cornet, vier Iforrimair, appointed to the 2:itt Light Dragoons. Ist ropeuti Garrison Company, :,loiter-Mlster-William 'l,eidg, front the Yurklight lutitotry, to he Emig's), vice ,"n.---To ut Maio.rs in the Arruy, Captain Ge , irgelitaring, ist 14441.0, ItiCaittry ol the Kier* German Legion. coil l . l t l I 'l'4i/63 Scat, of the 89th Yoot. S'. A F tie Reverend 4, Sit9rtt Ilewitt, A. M. to be a Chap lo,in to the Forces. C I , artes Bluelc;oler,' Gent. to be a Deputy-Assistatit-Connitis wary. General to tote !corers: Colonid thrhy ffoinitton,, of the Royal Waggon Train, to.be Waggon-Nlaster. , General to the Ames, with the temporary • rant of itiojcir-General ArtOY. Itt:iet•t Warreli, Gent. to be Barreeit-Master to-the Forces in Gi•eitt Britain, . . ji ierr A 1., Sr.ky ,- r gem E.d. .Witish, 141. D. front ,the Ctli Dragoon, (••o.tvd:4 to be Phylici:tu to ,the Forces, ,))tvr leyor',..i J.. Browning to be I)eptity;Purveyor to the ruret.l. As„icanot, to the Forces', Rielitti'll'illiants, It,ibert 'L'oph:to, P.lVarren,l)atti,i vet, 'Plonoss WV Whir: yr, It' 'co'. ohm tu Cocit- •.t.inc,,i'roticis ittol Doly,.ticobt. rite I,,ing' b (iermot Legtoit. • ,f 1.5 eqio.lent 1).rogoole, nfgt`Ylti -1;i, ~i•noth, to et. , , i." - ,ornet, vice I, o.itrme, :Appointed to 1.1;1:i 1 ti il . i'At:Lliott of 1.4W:4 loCalstr)", Gept. to he vice lileogal, 411111.1",19104. 11,0 zal,isitt of t !Kt. I,iny, (!hnytesVolger, Gent. to bettisign, vi ect 1; 4 :1 1 •?:. ) ;11. (4114.1 - el'-trizeiter, t., , ..!%• of 1)r tat Ocis' Corps.. , totoolc , , .'.tig . tht I.ifittertling, Gent; to..he Ensign, ..e. A. , •sii,ittitt -Surgeon Clinics fr,,ut ti,e i;:ith Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Bach, . tot's I:ll , ,:u,ent, Lewis D'Escortiat, Gent. to be Ensign, •, • F.olut '• ' . 4,llictt Colt. to be Losiin, • •t, i ~• . ~ t • I' l • • itttttd to I:4lll,i'zi . „ f t, tVtlinttcc , 1,, he Lienteii4tit, . 1. I, 7 olutstecl (ieor6e 1\ • . 4 ~ .cots of ;',..t.sigti Sturie:•; De , , ,• ~t the, Regiment of wattevate, Jo: if, t!, . Idth Itisty, 87,171 , - .11 A .1 ~.t: v, t . t, I wit nlar4o-11)e. ex t),..J t • it, fr'om biilx.pay of tin , of the 101st .hoot, its • • luot, tAtieti place. It it , ',K,r4eciert t Lieutenaat J., it , '!). IftOio •••• ; , t.',oruet Sc4oltse,. 2d ,;t1:111ati , , t 4, e,l 5, 18i3, • .• • ',.• ' , , ~:a ; AVltitt)4ltCS, i,„ iii ~. • , . t, • : ' 41 .vey, • {:1 , .,4 • . .ct ..1 , . ,S T: !) „' Itit 110 1, ' ' ' ' It, OLT Kil:.1111, i SJoitri, to vire ._._.,...,. r ,,,~:m0w._.,.-- EANKIV_TI't;I" ocLotici J 2. i~~'Fft iCl)l71 , ti . `t lt~t e 4 to )),i'ANS 4 .• . ' ' ' •‘ , 'l 4!•,Vi.i2, aC tite . • . ; : ' • Nctvptlrr t fir Nics3rs. , •„.,1 , s, ' , 1" .°1L 7 t..00!r;n,11.1 St. ;,:;.,,., , „ Giorigelit;3lti, ebriatapir Relate, Satin itiolnie and Wit.. ibtru tinlit,e, .4ii luta ut Lung Maud, near Cartale, deniers, .::Si.tPteinber 16, 16, and o:tuuti , at cicren, at tho Bush, ''' 1041 : 1 ; 4141 . attornirs,Mrssix.Moinisey and Sisson, Carlisle, ,_irrMT. - ,1 4 / 1 11ry Mounsq,Stapte.lus; 1..0u10i. Fraitaia Swith, sr. Pflilit and Jar-ate, Ulonecitershire molt- ElUrr , +Slit `tathii - e. w, au() Octoakr 2, at nn e, at the -Cum mereittl. uomei, , .Briatol. ,Itt.) flies, hictr , rs. Poole and tl4r-nufstld,tirfs-Inn, I,und6ai or 51r. 1511 tituis, Bristol. John Dartizport, tiuggin-lane, bilk -imitofilet orer, Avrist cl , , September 2, and OctoiKt• , I, ut tm*,,tirei 4 .4- - 41 i 1 idin'll , l'"" -- 4104. Atturnits, Nlessn. Crawder,„Luvie, and Gold), Fre derick.place, Old Jewry. Margaret :ill ~,t erman , Down-street ,Precailil?y, SA filer, Augnit 28, il, and October e, att del cn, at Ciuildliall, London. Attornics, Nib.. Jones, Millman-place, llctlford-roy. John Morriauu and 'fumy' Morro , on, Croydon, go.occes, Ati - itrillt 31, Stric." o ” 4, and Octolmr cz, at. t..n, It Iluiltlind I, tiondon. Attornirx, Ate:4m lltitt kinson and Faninott, Bre A crs'-14,11, Addle-Acret, Alderman hury. [Divirlen,l6, 4c. to-tuurrtm.] ROBBLAY. :AND MUIII)bR. ~v "~"_.......~ An inquest has been taken on a view of the hotly of the 'Rev. NiCHOLAS WEr.TCOMBT:, was found murdered, on Saturday : se'nnight, Ewa path-way, at u short distance front Wincheo . ., , ,;; L , leading to the Andover limn'. It appeared the deceased hatl been seen walking tiptut the road, at nine o'clock in the lion : it was bets een nine -and ten when his Innly was discovered. A belief prevailed that he died by apople4 ; hut, on a more minute invection of the body. a violent bruise w a s disrovtrtul Under -the jaw, which, it was imagined, produced inst•iit death : added to which, .tt soldier, of the I t4d regiment, a the name of Itol&t Ofrsse, on 'the death being menti:med in his hearini, , , imaiedi diately said he had seen the deceased layinv; near the spot described, in the morning; lint did not attempt to disturb bim, becataselitikh6nglit Ile was asleep. The improbability of this story (it being ezlrly.in the 1110r11 /lig) SCo:llc.' oth, I. cliclowtauces, led to his bein - a plWV4'll C MI bib na t. knit, itc %r. called upon to ac count tsar hoar hC (I:ipt4(.ll of his time during the Morningnained; which he gaVe; but it was after wards faisitiedin many, points, and the suspicion; of his being therperpetrator of the crime partook of mutter circumstantial form. The Jury returned a verdict of nvinst him, and he was committed to . the, County Gaol, to' take his trial for the offence. lie is a man of more knowledge and ablities that are uSual ly found in persons of his station, b u t reputed bad CilitKaCt Cr. Mr. W 1 sTcoMUE Was Rector of Lorton Stacey, near tVincliester;iViCar ut Collingbourn, and One of the Minor Canons of AVitichour Cathedral. A watch and some Mo neys with he was known to have about' hint, tveret•dicn from his body. Ott .Monday morning, whilst Mr. EVANs, of liydpstreet, was sitting on the Coroner's Jay, -house was broke into, and robbed. 'rho Gazette of Batnrday contains the Prince ,regent's promise' of pardon on -the discovery of die - persons concerned in this murder, except the uctust perpetrators, as Oho reward of it-hundred pounds from the family of the deceased. DREADIVr, eiCCIDEYT in SWITZER LINT). By the ovettlowing of the river Birse . at Dor nach, Cimino) of suleure, upwards of . 150 pers(ms perished In 'July last. The following relation of thk melancholy event is taken trout the 4seltuf. feuburgh Gazette '‘‘ On the 13th ofJuly, the river Ilivse, swelled by the, rains, overflowed its channel, and under mined the foundation of a house, the laa op r ict or of which calk tl for assistance. The alarm bell was rung,,aiiii It number of persons ran t) assist the inhiWitamts in saving their elects, Whi*le' employed in this blitilalle Office, the house and un adjoining wall fell,. and buried twelve persuos in the ruins. '1 Near this house and the bridge over the river, was situated an ancient tower, which served Os a prison, nod in which were detained three men, who perceiving the waters gashing out from the gronn(i beneath their feet, entreated loudly to be released -from their perilolfs state. - The 'gaoler, who had been long cleat to their_ prayers, per sanded that this tower, .which bud stood so many ages, would resist yet the violeace of the waters, resolved at last to go and assure them that their fears wore groundless ; hut found it ito easy task to pacify them ; and he was still engaged in con versation, when the tower, with a tremendous Crash, fell upon the bridge, and he wa's killed, along with one of the prisoners. The calamity did not end here. " The alarm-bell had attracted to the bridge a great number of persons of both sexes : the ruins of the tower fell upon the bridge, broke it in the centre, and all those upon it were precipitated into the torrent, and ninny were drowned. About 60 persons from liasle, 50 from Dornach, and 10 from its environs, arc still missing. It is known that they were upon the bridge at the time of the catastrophe, and it is Icheved that they have perished-. • " Among the sufferers are the two daughters of the Mayor of DOEllath, the eldest only 15 years of age ; their bodies prtsented a singular and af fecting spectacle : they Avere lycked ht each other's :anis in the water each had alfectionatelY at tonpted to save the other's lif4 : the etfurt proved total anti both peridteti—giving anti reeetving embrace ! A mother and her daughter Wert! same position—united cyen in the too,of leath ! Al third daughter ni the Mayor owed her preservation to the. intrephlity : of the p!irter of the convent at Durnach, who, after drawing'tour Other persons front. the .river, w'" di.!sit:ous of saying a filth ; but perkhed himself, :ite of his generous endettyour 3 ! l as t i; rd 3 were " I hare done my duty- - - - .1 die happy ?" Monday information was laid before the Deputy MaYQr of 'Di ver ,two Dissenters of 'Margate, against SAMUEL 13.11,00KE, Esq. on a charge of disturbing the congregation assembied to hear Dr. Towbit,Ey's Lecture on , t hee Miller:bun, whereby- be incurred a heavy penalty, and a,war rant has been issued iii order to the' bi4ding /ivootta•in recognizance, mid the bringing oft the matter before the next . .I)over Sesions. The that, Of prodt a u l ttg. legal decision 0 11-tke w hetl.)er Field Prcaehit4 li'pernaitt'eti uo(ler the last,Disseuters'Act. 10, c . • , itotWEIVIt t!IF THE LEEDS m 1 3 ow-sTatET.-•-•00 Vritlay tnornin. , a Man MI . ed at Pr ae d to and Co.'s hatiking-house, in .Flect street, and presented three lit notes of the Buck ingham Bank, and one for 101. of the Aylesbary haak, all payable in London, at the bank of Pracd and Co. and retplestedto ha‘ , etlietn escha»ged for Bank of Eogland notes of It. etteli. The clerk, after examining the country notes, asked the man ''where he had got them, who re: lied he had taken thelit of a ohm at Yarmouth. • 'lee clerk told hiet Alicy , Deere part o f tiu. notes that the let:. tern that hail been gtalenfroni the :..'gels mail in October last, and for which iluk, dnd Kendal haul he :it lincly ext t dot d . 1 a Min In al"W " Sni dAif they had beta stolen from 1.-. mail knew ninhitii; about it. The man having a rcsper api.oarance, the e-rk did not attempt todut,in tii,ti , Init Aopi;eci the nitres, and tolithim he must trouble hint to Call again for the change on Satitrday - mornin. After he was . gone, 4 1 ressi's:Praed's Sent information to flow-street of the circionkiinee, trhicii was also communicated to the tiviieral,l:ost-office. Ott Saturday inor.tiag, soon after ten o'clock, the man calla at Messrs. Praed's for thechange, when he was d e t a i ne d, an d a Messenger sent to Bove-street upon which LI vender went oil' to take him into custody. Vu the ofileer's arrival at the hankers, he disctivered the to he an old aeptaintance of the name of - 'The')4nliers. had also detained another man, hp called to inquire after Jeffries during the time the atesSenger was gone to fetch Laven der. This marl said his name , was if /fn, and La vender took hint also into custody; and conveyed them to the above office, where . Mr. Kra\ ,tha t the,siiting :Magistrate, examined theta separately. 'Jeffries repeated the story he' hail told at. the Banker's, on Friday„of Lis having taken them of a man at Yarmouth. WU%) stated himself to he is the employ e,F. Jeffries, anti that he had taken the notes in question of it !Iran of :the name of Smith, who resides at ~Bethnal-green, in part ofintyment for some linen, . amounting to 11Gt and load paid them to Jeffries ; but, on being closely questioned, he said he did not know any thitn4 of Smith, nor what part of Bethnal-green he lived in, but only that lie bred taken the lineu in a c;:rt, end delivered it to Smith in the street. ,A it er thia separate examination, tilt - .prisoners were both placed at the bar together;: and on jetfries being informed of the inconsistent ac count Wait hod been giving of himselt and the notes, and being told. they were both:about to be committed, he frankly acknowledged that both the accounts were false, and that the truth was, he had got them front a Jew; of the name of Su 010e18, , trim, !t• a understood, received them o f convik now under sentence of death in Newgate. Mr. 1 11 ,.:Ied attended, and pro, 0.! that the notes of: t Backingham and Aylesbury Bank, pre sented on Friday at his shop for change by the prisoner .)eirries, were in the coorse of transmis lion to his house from Messrs. Keep and Gooch, of the Kettering bank, on the .night the Leeds mails was MAN! in . October last. the soot or the sidicitorto the Post-otlice, attended on the part of that office, and :stated, that a atria, answering the description of ijorriet, had lately been at Margate; uttering notes that had I),:en stolen trout the Leeds Mail: and asked the nr;soner when he was last at Mar gate. The lU:,,;;ist rate told him he might answer that quer:tion or not, just as he thought proper. The Fisoiler declined answeriog thequestion : but tavendtr, on searching, him, found a great variety of }Avers' him, ~n ao..! .f which ei•hictitly provci that he had hem Margate latch'. Tie weer. bott committed to' the 11,,,v,„ Of Correct:on tar furthvr evunination. :!..:•itturday last, a. wretched ,woulan, of the tonne of Awl Ifilliams, was brougat before Alilmiman Cox.c., the Sitting Ma gistrate, on the following charge:---On Thursday morning :last, at fine new-burn itade child was round murdered in a pt ivy •situated in a'cellar in Baguio-court,. almost' itt , the very same place whc.. re, a ,TICW-borp child 1141, Found murdered two years agd. Some time during , the, efteritoota of the aame day, the prisoner was observed strolling ,atnnit the court, and placing beraelf on the threshold of one of the doors. Site sat mutter ing to herself, " Sure it was not my child that was.loand mardered in the privy !'' These:mut terings:attracted the attention of several people, ,who inquired w:lo she was, and what she wanted ? She said she lived , ia a street, oppoSite Mouniauth street—her husband was in _Wales, and she was pregnant ; she wished to.be, shown to a privy; upon which she was informed that n child had been intind that morning murdered in one' of the privies in that court. A constable was Oct! called, who conecivell it highly proper, under all the - cir- Tottoitances of the case, to take her into custody, as she had CORM twice to that cuurt; pretending the same errand,, on that day. TheNestry Clerk sent ai message to the Magis trate, desiring that Ann Williams's - examination might be put off till 'Monday, am: in the mean time particillar inquiries would be made concern ing the murdered child, nod all the circumstances attendhtg :the conduct of the prisoner. : The Ma gistrate complied with this repteat ; and the pri sooer.was: remanded till Motoiay., : -GAD REN.-011 arday several inha bitants of the neighbourhood of SiilfrOn4iiit at tended, and lodged , at complaint' agairtat 'a ttiFi rt of thentuneof Maw:gala, Wito. tlnv suited), ept is very dangerous dog, wi)ith dew at'e' ory.one that came in his Way, and had hit several pets ;t) ; and 'that on rite trlntiflainalitA re - attnlt,tr;itiri!, with the owner, he Iwoied thein who k'pre;ornot,, staitcit that the ‘telliril,;-,1 hilt) liWst.ll at and bit her and when she tirade a coat.' Obi:114 to Flanegan„ he inintediately struck anti knocked her don't). The Magistrate, Mr..Litacm, ordered theaifrieers, CoOk and ThiSeltOtr, to bring . up the offender) when the otlit'ers Came to the 'place, the ferocious animal flew at thrall, l.mt: they immedigtely killed him k.'‘ol l their cutla§ses. 'rhe officers brought tip yhhegan, who beard tbe'cont. plaint made al;ain4t Inns, whielt not being ahie to dotty; he tra i l ordered to find intil:for the assamit „ poll the woman, anti' satiStY ail parties: woo Lad been injured, Attisroi,;z, Av 4. 20 I , 'ts:_, . ItoYtx V..ra,nr.Y.., , , , ~, ~ - This - Was • ars fiction by one pailon ag aill` '''' • `leer, for valuinl . ; Isis tithes withls view to thi Poing raised. `llse onlv evidence of's') ;tredve , to pay the plaintiif for:tisia hiii4et , s , Iv" 3 le ts' Ivritten to the defenclaw, in which he p rom.' i I I pay Mini the expense, of his journey into So: talk, witerethe livitig irts. . Lord Fuit.N.r.oticnii;tt reennynended th at 1 t: L : amount sliniild ' he ascertained b , y reference , reprobated any clnirgc for Nellsatin as a most !' l "'. cla;cal n& ib ot obtaining suoney, tN' ' - ' 1 " ~,/ taosight,,the Bishop syssidtl perhapi alk!,,t, .. 1:; limn) or. a future Occasion; hat, at kill eir ' s r ,' , , • v:,pesises of the journbt should alone be irusdr'' subject of the, reference. , , • GUTTY V. CAsTI.X. ~ , ~t i This Wa ' s a penal action against the de t te i l . l :7 l.o '' rare-maker, on the statute of Gee . •-• pi iisklt:es it a forleitsire tel trehle value to naikc , ' l ,: cable ( f unsound liemp, , th erein particular') ',,,", scribed ; and ii a 1.... . ,) ...e.s(•ribes certain Other rris'l bltionS ct the inanutactca nig of C:11)106 for 6 0113 of shipping,. ‘, i\lr. v, "...ierjerint StirAgiiEßT)., in stating. lhe,Jel',:: adverted to the importance .of this Act ell . 0 Assent ; for the vessel, cargo, and lir e 5 of.. cre i"Vottlil very frequently 'depend on th e g;l:fi ness a the cable ; and if a manufacturer, 1,01 private advantage, should isninufacture K ° . i i ,a 1111Sotilid of' rotten nutterials,• ship, r'5 ° ,,:t,,,t: crew . might . all be lost. 'l' lle law. 111 , t 'i,;; WiSely' preieribeti; that none but cell a° I ig ilt6*eir. described slimild he, siScd in the amo ul e i titre of ships' cables. The facts of .the q, ease were,. that Mr: %Veils, a ship-own''' . a ii, , chests:l . , !slid Inati,..:ht a I 3.;:sels cable of tio' l i# clan! which., Itpon c%nitiilliiiion, W 3 s la ' ,O e'.'nt .. - sin A ipsantily of old and rotten jitisk"'6o JI ) to t...!. isirerior part of, it, 11;111 . C I IIICt I IO by au 014M 4 0 F(1 1 ,, -i:iug of. :gout! louterors, 1 leo ► cor.settriclicr %vas, 0..; illi , cobl4 (vas of lni d c l l cei real thn a tirporent streo;jl:', toul if it I l or relied upon. in a gale of moiii thole " j ', l jor quences win, he had stated u tight lea posed. , 1 ,0 • 614 ~,, . „ , lue TaCt g f tit:: insufficiency or rile es ' ' ' - 0 41 prove , d, a/ ' it : -. ..ciureil by the drfeal(llol,..xo t j7l ; l e Ttil.)ll' ; : e : f 4t e :t i l t il t i l :s l 6 tn nt ! ceH l ivr i c a 'leti r ti. l :ttit i l t . t e's P. "ll: :: ' i iit i l l ::l ; et :111:111:14t:11i:'e;:gfilt":i.tiiricil.:;:Iiti? GOTT 1" V. ~.. ,N. c ail able; a tile:Jury funnel a verd ict for 'l4O. tier, witb damages ' treble the Rusotsit of 0 the , . 9 ATUaDAT A Algc.. '2l. . 10 ,01 Two cases respecting the right of a Pr iv ' ~,tlie.' oecapiel the Court till twelve o'clock, bt,1.di,,,,c1 this 111°r"Ig•—The Home Circuit linisikeb• • Nott.Oillivneirc::,ienit!nreessiittlitylg.J.ofilleCCole;ilays-",„ 51:1°1:11: t ! ; c : :4 ` 4 ' 1,.1it coa ch 0- rice at Thetford, was R icil. , l ,l,il l i i ts :the boat) Ciliti , l',Auon, 4 , Norwieli, fur r"-1,1,;.rt Thomas .51tAlliiii,ial, his n v e ti c ri a i i s n u p s licaert I: l i l t: i s' r : c f r ii i tt , , t,. 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" ' 3 mound tvith :he, s h a f ts p „i ii th4 . taWa , - .` opt ; they thus its euils-equ'iMee bre'" ', : ' ;-; elevated, and the till bei:sg what i$ r' . 1 ,;, , ,1 ,, ' one, was,' . by its !oia ling and this bug ,' i r tr , '' , ° J. !; the Shgtfts, nearly balanced noon dill t vi t to le b() Y , unconseitsus of dird...ter, e u ' d ,' ''' ., it i 5 1 113 / 0 1 1011 Ole shafts for some time , " I , C e r i p,• 11° ,i51,11),P()'"t41 °mt , heiiig . iistride Of oVe . of t" , e 01 0 f"'!" v g i i r ed , to raise it 'up, and iiio. 51,,:cati.,. s l ': ( 11 1 : 1 1 e e i r l e ll:r io t f o i ; .Li tl i i r e :b c: t i l r i t e tshhealisirse,pto:luelctr:ci::,:l: 0 ii ., l s: o i l :l g reat v,,imenee,' and the Unfortunate Chad., ailed to Abe distance of faurteen vArdS into a l'.i n t; l l,4ll 'fractured sitmes, by which !Ili ,:.till was st) ! li : 4 d iru i ctured that he died almost ii:S I a 114: 011 ' . i . a g) , ' i ie,tl as • 117,413. ‘ l ' . ' e k a young vicunas), 'Oil- w ool , 41°D-%Li"., residing at W.tisillect; .1-ilact' „wall' leaving heen illie:tly comsecicsl with 0 . ' 4 1 °1' 7, Ili in Ilse neighbosti•hood, in o, , .ier to avoid d'i'tool grtiee to which she wa , . ti';,.i,.- to lie esr el i . ' , 4 ring a quantity of arsenic, with 'a V sett' uhortiou, but .whieh oectug'.olled her (W all 'l'4 a go ny. 11 148.4,,, , t art, lira i , ei.• AS' 11 man %cgs drivilitr., a ~I t, loaded With woml, in the parish of 'Afet" P i i ' ,ol t i l , :iy , iktd .the horse, 1.)1* the pirpose 9 1 ; i s l j i'' l I 1 " . '" '" Ill i e rest. when the animal scizo i ' 1 1",,1e. ' t , hi ' ,, s . .tet:lill' arid Heady laid open one 'o o \ ..-- "e"", by which the unfortunate BO ro e thrown to the ground, and immediately o'l `to death ..---- AiLim is. e'rs Way •On tiwo 14th Jamul at Faatit-If ou ie, Kelso, • s i tO r o: 0.1 s•.et. Saturday, in ii4ville-row, the Lilt!, of 1:4 0 rd Eunt F-•qt. ot rR ion. 100' Ott tha Otll,olJitne. at At. Jahn's, y j l td Esq: of '‘‘Lijet*ty'b ship 1.1,11('‘' , 4 4 ., 1 7,,iiii , ()3t11 , ,, infm. Nlfijor Tli.•c " '`'" -7,aricatet Sophia tmintryill.a‘if.lllyl;cliorir or; . A T alP • • ritinv Ns t ttertrttr, the Yotingoi t I 1 , 14 341.0 " S DN s.VI'OII),VY. 1 burin Dostii, is, 1 dig. ()id .111 n. .N....c... ditto, r, 54 il'::".1'"It. iidli, val'l' ?mxtro,n,Eo pr. lritrrftl! .);.r1 EO, Lit!,, ,- ''''' ,)i' '2! tI) ilBt. 511 IV.. 4, ~...........44.4, 0 ,4' OF STOCK p; wm.3 iit•r'Critt; 4 1 - 1, 1 - f*r.t4i. )n-r r;f3 Cist4r, 574141, , %q 11: Ahii. 1-I 7-161:0 fr Ind a Stae.;, N . 0, 0,4 LOMON : I,tt.d 1)Y j,ti ti a ~r ; uttil 1 ,1161,;,h0t 'O% • ; • N o . •4,r,titil ':•'auf4 C)rdvr*, Letteriiost -1011412