The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-21 00:00:00

• WiMaui Crarke, landman ; Weston, captain of 'ilia aft. i - -gnard; George Woodward, lamb - natl . ; Thomas Card, able Feamen; dticoh. Bondi, able seaman ; David flarrogalt, bOaisimites-mate; John Dunn,supernmoorary; Will ia too.. ditto ; Carl Schmidt, private, royal in;:rine ; Matthew M'Clew, ditto; Jdlin Doel, ditto; George Taylor, ' wovNuEri. Henry Lambert; captain„dangerously (since dead). H. D. ( hads, first lieutenant, slightly; Batty Robinson, master, se verely; :Nines thimble, boatswain,•dangerously.l Charles Kettle; mitishininan, severely • Marti`; Bin-he, midshipman, ditto; Frederick ?.!orton, midshipman, ditto; ;lames. We, - ,t, midstipraan, slightly; William Roberts, quarter-gunner, dangeronsly ; George Fells, able seaman, ditto; 'John Anson, able seatuun, severely; Joseph Allen, landman, ditto; Itenry Burnett, able seaman, a,ngcrmsly ; Timothy Dayley, !Aud ition, severely; John Kelly, bondman, ditto; John Russell, ordinary seaman, 'dangerously ; 'Thomas fortes, landman, severely r Luigne P. Guithard, ordinary seaman, ditto;' Thos. Platt, able seaman,. ditto ; David Anderson, able seaman, slightly ; Joseph liarper, able seamun,•ditto ; John Brennan, captain of the a fter-gatard, severely ; Peter Bogart h, able sea •• 'man, ditto; 'James . tlooker, ordinary seaman, ditto; Thomas I.llakey,• captain of the maintops ditto; JairiesSinith (3), or dinary seaman, ditto; James }Linn:ins, arni,eurer, ditto; Samuel 'Warren . , -able , seaman, dangerously isince dead) ; Peter Sanders, captain of.the foretop, severely; James .Sn.ith (2.), ordinary seaman, ditto; . John Casey, ordinary seanain, John SmAli, ordinary' seaman, ditto; John Cate ordinary seaman, ditto; Anthony •Critiy:e, ordinary sea , • rtiao;,'-severely ; William Itilison, ordinary seaman, ditto; I.lenrycNorton, landinan, slightly •;' James Why brow, land- Plan, ,ditto; John 'Ward; I tit oleo, ditto; William Ansley, ordinary seaman, severely ; Alexander Fowles, able seaman, ditto; Robert. Blaeltiame, - : quarter-master, slightly; Thomas Smith, able seatinin,•.ditto,• Charles .Speadz, captain of the ittrecastle, severely ; Murk Darby, boatswain's-inate,slightly; Thoinas landintin, ditto; &dm nobittson; . captain of the'foretop,Kev,rety ; Benjamin Leech, able seaman, slightly; James Murry, ordinary seaman, ditto; John Treagar, laud mon, severely; Jot:in Williams (I), ordinary !eatnali, ditto; Colin Kerr, carpenter's-crew, slightly; Dennis Harrington, landman, severely ; Avoid. GulliOsen, able seaman, slightly ; I,tubritin, ditto; Baimista M. Staiihmigh, land- inan, ditto; John Sharp, ,tale seaman,. ditto Diehard Shasv, ordinary seaman, ditto; Petro Rodrigues, ordi..ary seaman, I . Jnhn tafiette, ordinary seaman, siight lv ; William Woolfe, ordinary seaman, tlitttr; Mattbc Ktiit, a'de evanoi, ,ditto; Richard Whittiogton,landman, ditto; Den. Handling, • landman, ditto; William Robart•l, boy, severely; George Herne, boy, slightly . ; Benjamin nlling, boy, :.dittia; John Moriarty, buy, ditto. ' • MARlSis.—David Davies, second lieutenant, tie- Ellis, oedema, slightly; Bennet, scrjeaut, severely ; Jolincon, corporal, ditto ; Kel lows, corporal ditto; --- 77 -Houlder, priyate s dittAi; Ji,.ginore, private, slightly; Wood, priv%te, severe ly; James Ford, private, ditto; Matthew Cook, private, ditto; Charles; Ranhembureit, private, slightly; Thomas Lewis, private,. severely; William• Golightly, private, ditto; Jos. Baxter, private,,ditto ; :John Williams, private, slightly ;. George Wilson, private, .severely; Thomas Powell, private, ; ThplllaS M‘Stale,.pri rate, ditto; Joseph Thouipkins,• private, severely; William Read, private; ditto P Samuel, Bailey, private, ditto; William Carina'', private, (lull). SurEltNtimr.a.trar.s.-•-John :Marshal, captain, slightly; Jas. • Sanders, lieutenant, ditta; r.. Wood, captain, and aid-de 'camp ta ,Geueral Hislop, severely; William Brown, mate, severely;. Henry Asses, seaman, slightly; Samuel Swift, sea man, slightly; John Joe, seaman, ditto; Robert Speoce, sea , Wan,. ditto; William Dixon; sctinnan, severely ; Daniel seaman, (Otto; Samuel Claae, seaman, ditto; John Fletcher, Scanutoolitto; - littary Frazer, seaulan, .ditto. • (Signed) 'l'ilOS. COOKE JONES, Surgeon. 11. 1) . CH ADS First Lieutenant. . 2d January, (EX tract.) St: SAlvzAilor, Brazil, Jan. 4, 1813. anti sorry to find the Afflericans did not be= Lave with the sante liberality towards the crew, that the offiws experienced on the contrary, they were pillaged of almost every thing, and kept in irons, Silt, St. Salva.l9r, T3rnzil, Jan. 5,1813. With the fteepest sorrow I have to inform you 'of the'death.of •.Capain Lambert, on the 4th of January, of the •wounds he received in the action with the .ConstitutiOn American frigate ; in him the country Iris lost a most gallaht and valuable oilicer, and myself (who have served under his command some years), the officers and! erew, kind.friend, His . .remains were interred on the sth of Ja ,. • »nary, with military honours in Fort St. Pedro, and it is with much satisfaction I add, 'that every respect was sliewn on this occasion, .by hi: Ex cellency the Comic 'Dos Areas (Governor), and the. r6ductifese in general. ' I have the honour to lAe, 13te • (Signed) • 11. D. CHADS', First Lieut. of his Majesty's late ship Java. $. W. Croker, Esq. ' War-Office, April 20, 2913. - lat Regiment of Dragoon Guards, George Qnicke, GenL to be Cornet, by porehase,.vieu Brooke, promoted. t.th Ditto, William Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet,,by purchase, vice Hay, promoted. 19i h Regiment of Light Dragoons, ,Cornet Robert Curtis to -he Li- ritenayt without purchatir.. lia.;l Ditto, lifentooatit Colin! Anderson to be Captain of a ..Trmp, by p.irch&.t. , , rice Ilacon, who retires. Cornt-t John 1-famoner,h!y to ter Lieutenant, by . Pare hair, vi(. Andelron. Stan . Lima; Colonel Oeorgi: Scurell, from the tlt root, to - be Major-Commandant. Livotetmot LeVvis nig, from the 15th Light .Drovons,to be Captain ,of Lieutenant John Gitteriel,, from the i•ith Light Itriigoons, to be ditto. Jaraec Rooke; Gent to be Cana, SO Itegoionit of Foot, Lieut. Juba Chapman, froM the Royal . ReilAire to be Ensign. Ensign T. Barret, from the ?d Sower:Jet Militia, to he ditto. • ' hih pito, Ensign ,Oreaves, from the 89th 1)0., to " be Etoign, v:ee Otightoti, exeliaeges. Ahnstant-Sur grou from the 85th Foot, to be Surgeon, .vice ;Lear, appointed to the Lill Royal Veteran Btittalion. 6th On'ti, Lieutenant Lihanus Tilsley to . be Captain of Cimipany, by purelutie, vice eamtbell, promoted. .Ensigi? !Thew.. Dutton to be Lieuteriant, without pit-chase, vice. iebeini; promoted. Ensign Alexander Bugg to he 'Lieu tenant, 'eke Leais, promoted in the . sth Weit India , ment. tnhJ)44:o, Lieutenant Richard StOrey, from the. 2d Somerset to be .ISmeisn. (to be continued.) • . . laS Tionipsdn; irci.k . slllre,Jra k tgiit, April at six, 2g, and June I, at eleven, dt ,the. Si.Lr Inns Ponte fract. Attornies, Mr. Towns; Pontefract, Or Mr. Blakelock, Seijeant's-lon, Fleet-street. Thomas 'Cartwright, late of Bilston, Staffordshire, grater, May 3,4, and June 1, at elerep, at the ltoyal Hotel, Bir mingham. Atturni4A, Messrs. Webb- and Tyndall, Pir minghain, or Messrs: Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chan eery-lane. Robert Rochester, Noah . Shields, Northumberland, grocer, April 21, May 18, at eleven, and June I, at nine, at the G:!oNe 'Tavern, North Shield , .. Attornies, Messrs. Setlree and Hulthersty,Bell-court,Walbrook, or Mr. Web ster, North Shields. . • James Gibson, late of Buenas Ayres, hut now of Morn ingto.n place, Hampstead-road, merchant, May 1, 13, and 1, - at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Whit ' • croft, Castle- .treet, Holborn, _ Aaron Kent and George late of Ryile,' Isle of Wight, grocers,,April 24, at ten, May 4, at • eleven, and June I, at. ten, at Guildhall, London.. Attornies, Mess. holes and Reynol, Lord Ntayor:s Office, toil Excliangt;'. Robyrt"Wilgon, late of Judd-street, Brunswick-square, n:er chant, April 27, May 8, and June 1, at on, Guildhall, London. Attorney, •Mr. Smith, Funny:it's:lnn, Holborn. nIVIDKNDS—At. June 8. 0. Etley, Baldwin's-place, Baldwin's-gardens, brazier, ut tea.• May 9. J. Weston, Pall-mall, victual/ei.,. at one. May 15. W. ItaWtal anti 'l'. Morhall, Chester, , hankers, at tr 2. Mt k y 1. J. Knott, W.-Smith, awl J.( Jarke,lati(ofPall-street„ Southwark, hat-man , - facrurt;r4, at twelve, May Petersdorff, late of atttouirOlen, furrier, at 11. May, 13. J. Knowles, late of Kidderminiter, butcher, - 4 ele ven, at the Unicorn tun, Woreestert. May 13..1. W. Parkin, SinAlitAtt i tobacconist, at twelve, attire T• mine In , Shellicid: • May H. I). D;ll,eyne, semi. T. Dakeyne, jun. T. Dakeyne, and J. Daleyne,Darley-dale, Derbyshire, bunkers,',at one,' at the Stir Innotilanchester. May Q. J. Stych, Tilinsarren, Carowthen, woolstaplur, At twelve, at the ,Commerciai; Rooms, ~• May 14. W. Heady, late .of Swansea, Glamorganshire, vic tualler, at eleven, at the Mackwurth Arius, Swansea. May .2: - W. P. Hutchinson, Liverpool, 'grocer, at Otte, George Lim, Liverpoal t , • C K C ATE—NIA. r 1 1. J.Vaylor, Hazlegrove, Kirklieaton, Y.eAcillire, farmer. BANICRUVIN. _ . William Kent and Nlargaret.f‘ent, Merther, Cornwall, to him-ender, ,Ipril 29, at Pe:iree's•lintel, 'rrrtru, ( . 04 ltwalt, May I 7, at the 'Whibi Hatt Bin, Saint Austle, June I, pt learee's. lintel aforesaid, at twelve. - Attornies, Ate,srs. (.'ertialet. and you:AK, (ii ay's last, Lontion, or :Wt....George '•in•iAlois, jun. saint Austle, Itutland•street, Whitechapel, jew e ll e r, A .l rii ?.1,.• 1 , :11, May 3, at eleven; and anne 1, at Vett, stt.. ; 16 k:dial', London. Attorney, Mr. -Bennett, New-Inn.• boil:dogs, Wych-street. -)! Vat e.s, Little Bolton, Lancashire, etittqn-mannfitettirer, ,y 17, iS, and June 1, at eleven, at the Ship Creat 1;,,Oon. Attornies, 11fessis. Shephard, Adlingttai, and gorv, Ledford-40w, London, or Mr. Ilulton, Bolton. I..;ooper, liidderaiinter, Worcestershire, vietual!er, 0, 13, and June t, at eleven, at the Unicorn Into, ‘Vo'rce;ter. Messrs. Brew anti Gale, Droitwicb, or,ehS v P r i c e and Icilliants, Lincu.u's Ina. sip. i 1 IA Miami' (Adtield, irOninonger, 29, :so, and. June 1, at cloven, at Ihe George Inn, Kingston uptat.. 11- Att • • •• alith Chaucer}-latie, Miirtiti find Se huleheld • .1) T crtihtiovnti uad rh ouiab ltiiltoit; etathlets, April sti, May 1, und June 1, at eleven, at the W•l44':l4art Litt,• New Slll'lllll, Wilts. Attornies, MeAsrs. Alvalltgliog;Salislittry, •or' Masers. Miltet and 'Son, Iqiddie. Territile-114 . . : 61 . 3 1 4 tetv-it , April apt,-June 1, at tett, at the Crown lint, "fiztint. r,t 11, I.tficestershire. Attor 3474 . Mr. Pilki4gtnn, - I..tleeter, or Messrs, Sontlys, Horton, and Boarlte, Crane-coot*, treet, Join late of 1tri•t01;t a tin.;....0,„„ ( 1 1 ,, 1 . , jn ns . , one, at the Connuereial pies, I,,lessr4. Letuthert and Sons, li, d I t..r..M", in Mr. 1.1/014.01. LoNixIN: TifomAs wOM), of No. lIR, Sfi'and; and At the -,n; Orieidtt, No 112, Strand,. where iffit - 4tOoncritc ) O7der4 IRELAND, Dvat.rl4 . „Apart itated in.our Paper of Tuesday last, that ti horrid outrage had 'been committed in the town of Athlone, in which a Person wa!!, shot, attendeil with - very atxociow3 cir cumstances.' We are now eNteemely sorry to tind from unquestionable authority, thal our statement Was but tot) correct in every part„ except that it tvasnot in t - e refipettable town we mentioned that it occurred, but at the-Chapel of Tubcrelane, which is within a short distan'ee of it. (ieoghe gan, the person fired at, was iimnediately.brought into Athlone, anti put under the care Of Stair Sur geon. Wallace, and notwithstanding that be had I.eceised a 'most 'desperate wound, owing to the skill of the person in whose hanos he was .placed lie is now. in fair way of recovery. Cup: PaWge, Who w a. hats next Ntagistrate to the place, has °since. arprchended five or six persons, who : are supposed to he acctisary to the attempt at as sas-.4ttion, and it is conffdently expected that the exertions of this (lentietnan to discover - the prin cipal villain 'viii prove. sucmslol.---Currespon • dent. • We have heLu favoured with same further par- J ticulars c . !meeyning this shocking affair. 'rue un- fortunate ' , ;ufferer, Gcoglieg.an, is the same (11111, M 7 1 .10, ilt SO ' gallantly defending his house 0 gang of t hose, abominable miscreants, denomitiat 7 ed ckders, shot two Of therruon the spe.t, -and wmii . fOr his bravery,. presented,. from the Duke, Richinond, with One hundred pounds, by the " 11,1, i at 14.11'd Cill'emaine. lie resided within a short .e of the Chapel of Tuberclaue ;- and had?gone thither lagtSumlov, to Public worship. In 'coining out, be was 11 , w:stied by a.number of the, congregation, and duriitA, , - the confusion, ensued, a pistol was discharged at • him- It gave a very deep flesh Nvozintl. The, assassin instantly, threw away hi s instrument of -murder, and to the eternal infamy of the spectatei s o was suifered escape and dude observasion in the crowd, vith out an cffOrt. being made to discover hisu.—Dut/in Journal. 'dolugasnx House.—The Commissioners will attend in a few days for the purpose of - cutting the State Lottery Prizes front the Books into the Wheel ; and as there are - now considerably more than wera ever known since the establishment of Lotteries, being 10,159 Prizes, six of . which are of 20,0001. and 10,000/. Value, it will be an jute.: resting sight to any Ladies or Gentlemen who are desirous . Of seeing them put into the Wheel. As the Drawing begins sO early as Thursday, the Pith of May, and everyTieket on that day will be a Prize, this accounts for the great demand, • which has caused an advance in price, and most probably will another, as Tkets and Shares be colpe scarce., On Wednesday last a duel Was fought by two of the French prisoners on board the Simpson pri son-ship,, lying in Gillingham Peach, when one of them, in consegnerice, 'Was Not having any.sWords, they attached to the end of two sticks 'a pair.of scissors each. The deceased teceiNed the mortal wound in the 11-3domen ; his bowels pro truded, and yet he continued to parry with his an tagdnist stretigib .Af terwards an application was made to the Sur geon o/ the ship, who replaced the intestines and sewed up the wound, but be' survived but a short time. On Saturday last, - tit the Old Bailey, when the different . convicts 'were brought up to: receive sentence, on the question being put to :Robert Koine " whether he had any thing to say why judgment to die should not pass against him tte cording to law ?" he •very steadfastly looked at the Recorder for tonte sport time, and then took a paper out of his pocket, from which he. read tt long address to the. Court, ' Alter remarking , on Sir Richard Carr Glynii being hi.; proSecutor;and .having .sat at the same time on the Bench as one of his . .Indges, he went on io notice,- that he Was convicted upon the evidence . of wittieSses, who; he urged, were not persons omitted to credit upon their oaths, and who came there to giVe testimony against him in order to save their own-lives. lie ,next adverted to the insufficiency of- the proof of the other witntsses, 'and ftirtber proceeded to lament his. unhappy 'situation, bewailing: the .mi serable state of his wife and four children ; add ing, that his eldest:son, a'Captain in the artily, fell honourably fighting fur his anti country, and concluded that topic with thanking the Al .ntjghry that he did net live to witness hii father's deplorable fate. • 116 •obseeved, that his anceitors bad obtained the highesi-hodours that the city of bondon could bestow ; and that his uncle (the late Aidefinanliennett) bad filled that chair, as its Chief Magi..,trate, from whence s on that night, judginmt of death was wondniotisly passed on him. He filially concluded with imploring nierey, anti with earnestly entreating the Recordei to fitr , tiler- his suit with the Prince Regent. The Re corder oly:erverl, that Sir R. Glynn did 'not sit • as Judge on the bench, but tnereiras,prosecutOr. •• • . - On Tuesdaya bov shout five years of m r . As 'km, brazier, of ehatinim, cin. returning': from school, in the afternoon, entered ids father's work%hop, awl seeing sounc in a. bottle standing on the ben c h, took it, and drank nearly , the - ,whole : the instantaneous shrieks of the boy, brought the distracted: parents to "his .assistance, Who scion ascertained that he had swaltoxed a ,ilnantity of tail cif itriol, the corrosive qualities of whielsoon appeared about the itiouth of the suf fering infant, wh o was immediately conve.yed to a surgeOit but: every application was fUtile, and he e'xpireci in, the greatest misery on the et:bun% morning.' . On Thar§dity an inclitisitipn Ii";1S held berore H. Corry, &q Coroner for Yaripot:th, on the body of Elizabeth Hannah, when a verdict of :774'31 Murtlei was retitnied tikai;l,l.,lo!il? Ilan . 1 111!, het% hosbapt, who, it appeared film, the evi dence yiven, badstrl;gled her by drawit4; a piece o f Egp4fonnd her neck. it seems rig it the dolor tiv tat4 . la.ittl , ,frequently been admonished by itis. : _,:i4 ) 4(4 4lWiyev:libour s to 'check cllat tow ". per, yv 1 , t l .! lt ''')/*rieil . bio l tit _thr commission of die , ahove f . 11.t, .' iiine, a. the advanced age of ric k), •66 years. - - 'll.i_l ,, Ell , itA _ %%Tr umit Aitmls;Elt south moltan-stn, tor 'the Poper,Lreters toylike. Editor., &e. (pa paid) r E , Fiiethet Partitittars of the Robbrry chionesl- of Dotyzahire's the , Hddle ot, Correction; and proceilled _ ffotp Joseph's hop! strk'eti.to-Seyniour-court, Chino residence.of lames Frank they burst the door ope»,.and the ground floor, they,. futind than ,Sim ! ,ns. the elder, another , e fu one bed, and took them both 'they were .Ires,ing mons if an i of the property in Oa to him, which iie denied. TTlie the house, ind conveyed thew Correction. Adkins then return:- 10,4 loon i under the bed. in % 4 Franklin.' wort bit. epintr,. an old n black siik-purse,-iii whit h were t' four five g , •inen pieces, three rot 79 guine ts, 33 silver foreign gold %vat , &O. which ‘Vere:4ll Ala - schiinies - s or bownsliire, excel foilowii,g day Jl'set)l l ; , into-ctistody, linvity.Creei tit it Joseph uas a pritiripal robbery, ao:i that his wife Intl prollet:i-y . ,RootVilig, it feW days,4:fter A.til.ins re( e ! that James Simons, the son at pecterof bei: n concerned in to Joseph I.Avy's, a Jew, in IN him, and 'found - him coneeilet A short time after this, house Simons was apprehended;' ileitor to be admitted an e%ij , :n all he knew of the tray,saetion , property that was concealed which was acceded to. He stet bet of art Hes had bccn bronglr Sarah Cohen, :sod delivered to 1 hint 'for Go , i's-sake to conc eal 0 titer would get into trouble, ‘.** l to bury. them among his cook a initsical snuff-box, a 1)10 0 ' 14 dianimid hichet, fvf•ti it articles : all of thetn proved to b' the Marchioness ,of DownshirP, • Mrs. Joseph, since she has be, admitted that she received MO gI articles from RiChardson,: arid to her mother, Miary Hart. .ib t Hart's house' in 'Monmouth -court find the rings ; but Hart has Sint she: had the rings, and while A' ing her house, she contrived t' to her husband: Itichardion, d • , e uripg the (11 House of . Correction, was fr e in Chandler-street, supposed. the robbery Of the 11' . was Planned; Levy 1:1;:rt, one baying acquired some knotrio ehioness's house, by his goiog kt9.olettpilitcules,' anti having a o r l i t l y b learnti l:(bt‘'.rt°l7o, i C Ic+ Their contraction was Proper t y her valuable sa7fltctOkn: Apprentice of Hart's, who stat 6•. g ot .arid others of the pvisson er :,c w i.obl tar's house t4te night heircit`b"— *kfott. early the next morning tileY"l",",4ostet's tog thee; On .),'" I-- Cen 111) 311 i S .114 away in coach,. in 'witimalt: priso ner, SiwollS' ‘evilsi°t veyed away the stolen proP ertv ' property recovered is worth Foot,Race..,--On Tuesday last, r Ate! , Shepherd and Birkeit, of Moot' .i°l,. raced have. run 200 arils over llogeole. for 41) guineas, the former Pa ti rH tit ►t, butt reit. The Brighton Sitcpberd butcher frottil'Untafract, 200 yga','o3o site aside, Which he won very easy . , Abraham %Vood ran •olice routut trio. minutes' and.. ) B secondS, for '2O g un lowed 10 mitottes• of th e too - ilttorney and dpothecar n itHl v tit tltnett were sitting t(igether in ififirifor the Doctor began to reproLleh tb,c:th, 'the nombei of strange' watts " hit !Jeri ' (bilged in, viz. " Habeas-, Corr'', bo o , &c. alit! amongst others , 0; was meant by - the words '' D6( .l "T rii eir, " Why, Doctor, — replied the doing 'wl.iat you will not .with you it is• styrering a recorify:' get 011t1115. ,4,,,,,e the On the )3th of April, at srskioe-1 v , t ..„11. to tetultit-Colour I th- Hun. Pottle It Stl l4 „,r t , u t ,' l , - e .,titi t ' l ' 013 Sutithy lalt, at. Voltbrogh-firldf Poc-f: 3 Sail. C4taili Sao:thorn, of the Royale rtilletl't 4) 0,.. t' ,o !' Lately, a hi , 4 seat, Mount Proved , -;_ u r d (WI merick, the. Lady of the Right Hu"' 414 ...° . a iiitoglater. On the ilth in.t. . nt til‘t;AJrl'i.etp,:;sll.lfilvelingd-"tol'll, tou-Ettzrard, Mr. l'aul Starbacl; of .1 ‘ 1'(11° '' ' Bafi,iet, uf that phtce. - '. 41 ,. Cod • A fewt.:4.iyi since, it Tubrid Cbnrcl, 10 -"-• to''' pc - +-v, riericy Rice, F. 94. of tile 14;i1tire M il ' t ~,'d i joii coati ;laughter of William Quih, I',..4l'lit' Couaty ot l'ipp.urary, High Sheriff of Wit _—_—_---- .---_-_,---_ Of F.l). tile,.. Ott the'7th of February' la 4, ott' et Carzei, o.f a br4iin fever., in 711,,, 22(1 ,ti Of , oi i elms-L i . tieury gyiand, 'Nfidshipalutr. 0 1 t he •;Ni'lraft', , ()" S'ullivt the itt it init.. at her iti).' : "-- ' ~:,,iti the Right Fion. Lady I !arewood . ;', 1-01P :.00.. Vritiziy luctrrtin, at (Impel Lagr, ''• t : mi . s. Perre, wile r' 7, - . p-iy A . 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A !t. cisrs,rtoT-rtivt ,, !. must be iiddecssedi. !O!,lirry el the .VO: -'aily GOYeraOr i Aaki„s thc At Pie, in Choile , lidos-solo, 01. r i p of the prisole , in a back r o I', N Ranklio, rof the pribol .. til otoenstoh, i , Il Adkins ;skit!, that roh er t a be othrers L o cke i :,t,„;:ti: o p 'eo the EllyJee .irocrl to the b( , v '3411 SoroPi P li I oox, eilotsiPiq tqo ilioroorliaqs , ( Ivo goitlea lie3i o rb; coins, a bri ~ 11 'clinfiol bv rt 4. i v 1 se pt t e ..1.1i:1011, 44 vent IA the 10%0 01 ql o .o k lOW 30' :Cc i‘ ed la tildll iII COMO Iti:ig !tv ~, tut feet lied rat Av t. bon IlVieq I lo I Oti4oieiroitio .. h oot_- iii. ~..,. t he ro l .111,er , Polka, 1 11 ?tO it al tiivre 11l $ viii iS, l`tv+i, wt v iiio. 1, opplii4 by hiie 1 II: e, otlefilig w 1 , nod givelipr4ll io los tires! ii, ':iterl, tli3t suo., :,‘.• r),Yhiti itsotclii f i: i ll iitecuil, :ii thent, or let '' o.lrieb Olrle.olceti iii ,I. They rog.ot ' -stone PI O f 41°"; a va riet iC y, b be the prottO ' f ti ' 0 • 1 1 4 0 et a in i,)AY „ 1 4 ,: i i i 1 .01i1 ringS OOP' /Z, .shedoeti: t,', lie ogireosegre ;ti nirt, but COM 1, i o ce col-J* 4 Arlitios WO OW b ! , to band 000 Zi '1 1 i 1 41 1 , r be vas out 0.. ! !Is! tie natoiTc ::1 t1:1710;,fr. ..; 'iretiiolloolli l 4 lb, 1e of the lull 7 ~ iclge of cbc, there to joat'i L:i j'rt()oll:ll3liciiii,3:je;i:..j:.'itilit,i,.`:,,,,,,6:4i,ti:!, earl? her ill Llll' iu.,...1 •. r c ler valuable property tai if,o- ow v; onucction was satisfactorjit NV.tc'ti !mice of Hart's, Vt'ho stati . ," -t At ' ..I:ad others of the prisoners, ivri-_,.-44.04, house the night before the Ivo ', . tbe next Anorning theY till hreakiol,7 her ; Richardson laid on his los s(CY ! I,:Y;"'t nue, 'having. been ill) till Driglit•lt....d:,.. I),rfsnner, Simons, was of tile pvirtY,l;i4 • , '" It COaCh, it WlliCh it iS, StiPPC)*e." at : - ,• sik . i all 'ity the stolen propertv. Tl'ili - '''' arty recovered is worth h6oht li pu . • , . i . ...........av" ---- Dt-R . , ttes(.:l) as , il ,--ace---Ort T ifit t" 13 t re .1 herd and Birkeit, of Your 3.lollhtt' „' c o. .1 l,..t i o . l . ,t u r,si t ., ) eay 2t n( l l o ..2B, Ta s r e :s oli o ci v s e , r i.o p r o ,.., , , ,, : ; s i t i e jo r e r :l ,`e; ,.. i ., guineas, the former paid ',O g' lll , l ,1.4 , t The Brighton . Shepherd ran rill') ler froni I'intterr act, 200 yart!' , , l ; ) ,, r " s t lo 4 Which be won very easy. 11'11" .I'o harp %Vood ran oitee round the cow' .110 t I 10 minittes. and dpothecarg,-,—Ai 0" °1.. .. 11 1 1. 1 5 j '," were :sitting together 4).8 1''',,,,,.•11451: )oelor began to reproi:xli the - 111 ' ' vit. / . ",filnel of strange• words ivhich t, ocis i " in. viz. " Habeas Corpos! !t .1 or A Lc. slid amongst others, tisl4,l l' ( ' ' ' ' et ii ' i nt:ant by -the word's ‘, ridtig 0 1 1 ,4V1 ty, Doctor, — replied the A.ttirliel'lo.: ; w:let you will not do with o' P 3 • , ..h . :::: ).3:11:04r,.,,,Apri1,at, the i;itteQtlititn:trski:::::::: ~,,,.I, , 4.., rufering a recovery." Er ,i t .s, - ,i, ts, : : 4 it, ~ a i : ;,,,: y:L: t: 1 :: )) 1 t . t i t ,O i l :,tH,vo tile. u t ) i i t . 1 I P ' : 3 rg t i l : 1 1 t g t : i i i 1: .1 . . I I I t i i l 0 : 4 5 I }: i : I t . i t, :In t e t 1 .. tt.c u ,: f . i t t. :" , i t e , b oot o7l 1 : 1 tb : f ~:. ,: :;.,: : t i : yal Artikirt;',. °tot, titr e ghter. .. ~ I.l7lzwrair------"ldt,b Ni7r7-I'inoitit:htflaltFribrt:letl::lll'4l.l.M:le'tilliPnf::hat°44'i':'ll. ~,! •,, or dit 6, of that phtce. - 3' P v.t. CO ir - *. !..%:/.44:t•1'.4,.."..e, it Tubrid Ciutrelt, hi -..,i - ., - r"'Y itice, EN. of the 1-01(lare.got'1,„: laughter of William Quin. F,,,,i, .of f5)411"7..-:;e: i yot fipper.try, High Sbeiihr of that Coidat': 3 ,: ,;, , , ----------- • „ir • • • I DIT1 ) . i ti f: the 7th of February Wt.: 0 T • Wart! igh e t u F ty jo h n y . l i a ,..3 u d d ; '2. 1 11,iIcisre.b4.i.opara,au.o. ).o`',‘ (1 , 40 4: t i f4 .4 ,-, ... 1, a a hr.on fore in `the '' i d ~'0 of I' 4 "..... ti •, • r'' - . \POP' ' ~..:, , "."").I.iY, the iit b init. at her hod''' . ''' ' —• • 1 ri ' 6 , U t i r I . i . .t : 1 . , 11 . . y tu.orrting, at t'hapol Lag,' itto"(s4l"-; .viii of sioTiou Peril, .1.414' •., i • : • ..::, r•••• 1? ; '' - lord Chamberlain's Office, April 20, 1813. OrderS for the,Court's change of iuourniAg, on ;-7' , llrniayiruex't, the '2sth inst. for her late 'loyal 11igimess the Duchess of Brunswick,his Majesty's sister, viz. The Ladies to, tvear black silk; fringed or plain linen white glove;, necklaces, std ear-rings; black Or white shJel , fans, uitd tippets. Indress-I;ilite or grey lutestrinfo, tabbies, or damaslis. .. • The 6 , ntleitien to - wtar black, full tvimineti ; fringed or plain black swords and,hackles, , Undress—Grey frocks. • • The Centrt to the mourning further on - 5u:1(1441.e • 2il of May next. The Ladies to wear black silt: or velvet; coloured ribbons, and tippets: whAc, or.white and - gold, or white and silver stuffi i .with .black ribbons. • The G'entlemeo to wear. black coats, and black, or plain whit or woire .ond gold, or white and filverstuti waistcoats, full triannedi coloured fiuordi nod buckles., Anil on Sunday, tlie . Drlt.of May nest, the Court tole out 'of mourning. The following e,tractOf a letter from an Officer in the Austrian service, referring to, recent events, shews in tt marked manner the feelings and senti ments of the troops of that Power We have now the well-founded hope; that the universal Tyrant will soon perish, and that the full vengeance. of 'leaven will fall on him for all the miseries he has inflicted on the hu man race. We arc at this moment on cry good terms with the Russians ; and I ho;)e that there will be no mote hostilities between two Powers, who in fact have the same interests. Unfortu nate victims of the Peace of Vienna, , we were, obliged to fight against our will, . (inr opinions, and cur Beare t interest 4 ; what a cruel situation for a man of honotir r nd a.soldier." Four transports•arrived at Berwick on Thursday from Leith, on board of which the 2d battalion of the 25th regiment immediately embarked. Dy a letter from GueruSey, received town on Wednesday last, we are informed that Lady Douglas took a passage in a vessel at Bristol, for Jersey, with the intention .of guiug to- France, but on her being reeogniied by some of the inha bitants, she was prevented, and immediately em barked for Guernsey, where it is reported - she now is, under the name and title of Lady Howard'. ---P /gi la ith Telegroph. • Saturday morning, at about a quarter before twelve, Thomas Whiteltonse, convieteitof a bur glary. in the, hous'e of Mr. Beach-, of \Vinson tireqt, Birmingham, was brought out on the temporary platfoem, erected over the gaol door at NVarwi p k ; and, ,after the usual time allotted :for the last de votional exercises, sittfered the awful sentence of the law. Ile was burn at Bloxwich, in Stafford, shire, 0f.,10w. . parentage; and his whole life ap pears to haye been one continued course -of ,Iftw. ! Jess and vicious pursuits. His dying behaviour was marked with penitence 'and resignation. He made no confession of partic:dar erhnes, but ac• knowledged. in general the justice of the sentence by which It. suffered. The crowd of spectators wit! gTat. . On 'Tuesday selnnight, about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, -while the - workmen in the mustard, paint, and colour manufactory of Mr. Consist, in Fawcett , street, Hull, were boiling linseed oil, it caught fire, and in a few ItIiiIULCS, from tbe com bustible oature of the articles on the premises, the building Vr2S in flaines. The -alarm 'being given, the engines hastene.d.to the spot, and every possible sistance was rendmed to check the_prb gvess of the devouring elentent,,but without et . - feet; Inthe cour , e of. 140(1:more than an 101 r, nothing hut the . ,Mire walk „of the premises re mained ttneonsumed: Forthuately the adj - oiling buildings were 'preserved, .111 r .. COnSitt, who had bad.possession of the pretmses but a short tiate, ‘tis twiitsured. His loss is estimated.af 20001; Mr. PRAPPIER, of Lisle, has ananuneed to the Institute, that having o i bserved two vc.t..; ago on a particular plant ti Species - df insert. which affords a very beautiful, purple, he has attended to it and multiplied it, that it may he easily pripagated, and used to supply the place of the cochineal, We are informed that the following Recipe for the Rot in sheep has been given to Many flocks in Lincolnshire with great success :—One table spoonful of spirits of turpentine to two ct water, given every other morning fasting, ith: three, fout. or fiventorniqcs Take the sheiT up at night, keep them fatniutr,, :111; administer the above dose in the morning, !:eepin.g . them li,sting for 'two boors afterwards they may be then turned to pasture.