The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-08 00:00:00

i ‘ll,l UNA, IN UV • til./.."-q - 11.VHIC 'NUM IrOITI 1111 - 15 j by. way t° ,annoance; that the. irccops have taken TitAsession cif .: tlio-' , C:l4le-:of St... Augello, at Rorne. 7 rThey write,. front . the,Ak\sii,iiili: St'ates; that the. of ~I•.ifintritlity,.,ii.44l,.ciat , have received- Orders to disband, : andi that the '.,regi.vs menfs which ''esainpose it' will return ~to their, uH quarters..—Accounts from Litnhurgh, ,of the 8 Otti 'itate; that a letter frotmOdgm'announi: j es the arrival in that town of'Gcneral SIMASTIANI, who, con ti nued. his;route' for, eo.) " CON "A NTI:Nonc, Qcr.. p2.—The Pond Eng lisli Fleet, under the c•:),unnuld of Admiral cou.is.G7 woon, has. retired, from the Archipelago,' brit a sm,ill Squadron remains. off :the„Pardanelles and, blockades them so siri6lly_ that not,, a Vessel can enter • or depart without, being taken. It is :said that the English whom the . PORTS refused permission tb IRptio Constantinople, is on board this Squadron, The PORTE, in. 'making thisrefusalydeclared at,the surm,,tirne, that it could tot negociate but7'in concert: with; its , The' English Minister, :bps, it •is said, since Made new Proposals to the ,GRANI) . . • As all importation from the Archipelago and Me diterranean bas ceased,the scarcity of provisions W very cousiderable ; it would be still more so if the navigation of the Black Sea was ,not permitted by Russia ; there have already arrived from the ports of the Crimea a considerable number of VesselS laden Willi grain and other, proyisiona.—Lr- (Ide.m.) BANKS Q 5 TIIB.MAINE, Nor. 34.---Letters from, Berlin state, that even after the evacuation of -the . Prussian States by the confeaerated troops, there will still remain,' fors,ople tinie, a French Garrison -. in , Stettin but the fortres...es of. Spandau and Custrin will be given,up at the same time with the rest of the country.—(.hl;mi.) AuGSBVIt G NOV. 12.—The Russian Privy Councilloi- M. Dero,Oort', arrived here ; from St .Pqtersblargh . a leNv days 4go, with nutlthqsof Per 7 80 0s-telongiag to the Chaticyllories, and continued . his routs for Park. The latest private letters an nounce, that the. French troops will quit. Brannan an the 15th Lhk fortress will begiven Up to the Austrials.—(Licn:.) MILAN, Nov. 4.- 7 -Lytters from Ancona men tion that 23 . Russian Ships, ,esc;otted,by the Asia Shi p o f the Line, eiltered that port, boalki the troops which lieretoWre_ .. composed the Garrison of COrin.—(lnien ) SJIMLItsi, OCT. 30.—The and . 21st of this 8000 men 9f, the Garrisons of Belgrade and Sernindtin wer e t r ansported' with the utmost ex pedition towards the Buhana, as the Turks have, *e t areassured, tinted the passage ot7that river }rich S,ooo men ; and have alreadyadvancedA9 th e I ° ll ' of cee, five miles from I... 7 cliatza.—(idem), • HARAVICIT, Dr.c. 7,—Ariived 'the Schooner Sea lark, Lieut. BANK ES, ironv,Copenling`en, alter 2' tias sage (very rough) of - - . 'about three weeks, in isAtielt they 'were obliged:to throw their guns ovtano;n•d, and,' betfig'shOrt of provisions, only sever' or right men, ourof twenty, were able to . keep' the deck. • . . DEAL, D c. A flee C.acker Guts-brig and Phosphorus Fire.:veel;i"rom a crttiie. Sail (t the Argui - sloop . tor: Ireliinti ; the Humber Armed Ship, with a late Fleet of Vessels tinder convoy,i. to the Weiit.ward ; i the IVler• Essex zuld It'inchel.cea Last ,liidia Shipv, tier Ports month; and tho Sit eilt'4o§; ft,;,;. 7.--l'heVestal, Capt. GnAHAg, .anchor again without' the Flag-chip. s.,ii, v ,vo t to : Sotine/cton-brig, Arrived the L:scort I, . Barnet{, trout the North Sei, and Pr6n Lit es froth the Sverod Swedish Nlerehantmen are colleC:led here fur, eonvoy. • Arrived from the River, with sixty impressed men and volunteers,' and sailed ,again immetii:itely, with i iftWii Ut 04e,,e1.1/1C,4 tral.4o',v crew, and : scsrgra i 111601 ,1 41iiiiiii6opilftirvillai . 'S11ip3 in. the:l:Liver ; ' 121 tut 111 r.). / 41 yriv04 4 / r) Ph Ni liViili)i , 4 / :. jcik,g4ph.. fro 4il Varinouth,-titilibUlphitt4tptil R‘O,llPl LI, SEEING MRS. Ctlititt.l7.i KENOILE IN TILE BLIND • t, 801 - ; 4 "tee K E IRI,t - , in Edoond t ha. 4ent le agtl kind; , A a 111th thAt tril.l4llh O'Cr art, And with pathos resistless, while bell,lcss anl Win& At once tind the- way to the heat.- - • , , Big4ain having ,(„pittpd , the stage otl,life, the en c: Stiing - pantomime at Drury will introdtice to the pub.*, lic.favonr a' gr'ent performer: of the•ot her sex; n , • I:atilt- 3 six feet without, her shoes, who has long been •in trainhig by that ahld filgitre . (l,o4,glitet - I)',EnVII.(E, and in whose .-favour he Cticiilates nponiprodigiou,pi afplause. .., ; , • ~ • .., .i ,:,--,u, . , -.. - Irci4 , ' . The ' two new Pantorrihr,es at Drury-lane and Olvent(l-ttitlert Tl*aves, St . iitt for publieta,i;t4tiiibn ttie same evening, .viz.. Sat urday the Q 6.14 itis,,„= - - .. L . ,, •:. 1.\1i A3 ,1) !Jig CAN, Mt. tend Mrs.. Lis.roti,:oll‘l es vs. • liszti.:Er/014, .1\41./NDEN, EIIERY, and l'i'llipii.,...'nfe envA,N.4 for the enshing season at , ,Wliiil4 o e.; "4 - '4iaty, 'cottiamcci this evening. ' Mr. MARINART,.whose merits as 4r scene-painter are well Icnown,.,bas..subnitted the plan o f a, „ 0 ,,, Opera HOuse to ilib faThionable world,. Alt% Mkiiii: NA gni Skill! in his prt*ssion cannot- be disput e d ; ; but' it hardly can, be tignight 'a sutlicienY btt..Si4 for Ins apparent expeaation.that he will -be permitted to 1 aupersetle the Lair claims, and annihilate..the inter:' i r Olts, of 'the resent . ' Opera House. 1'1141.4$ not a Proper period .to i oncoprAge a new 'lollll4'of FO reikilerB at--all events ;- . arid. the wisdom of -one. one. Rulers would be better erit . h3yed in lessening thy I k .innlier' orthcse . 'who are already in This Country, ~ ..* A , Letter—from Airrtagli, dated , .'Noveml*r Pel'h , S YS) :" It-‘ - itAS chly,Oilg to the. bright i.boonitthi tt kcit the 'Cornet..ii.-111VISILie liir ~i it;Nv, niii,Jiliii,lor it tuns perceived milin ~:i ihe evening (it the 20th 1 inst.. and 'art.tlit, 21 st ,'at 7 hours. 3 j min. I'.'ll, mean time, itil ; dififitlCe :: 69lll _Lys a' ; ...wAti,.t deg, 49 Iltiu.• the, Comet.,teing....innuedtatelyuntler4,,yru,. the coma extending. weakly to Lyra, pid thickus ..' f aint. On the 22d, at .7 hour's' Ortitiririts 'distirfii:e from . Lyra mitts only. 4S mib. iii tl* vertical,- whose 2121 11111t11 if rlCaly - W. by' N..; •and at :7 hours, s 3 slain ; iftean time, P. Al. sameeveningi- its right , as-. Cenhloll.l.Vase277 deg., 20 Min. and i ts declinatiim 4 7 deg. ~',:f ir;111, 2(i see.. North, so - Nat it never its in this latitude. On Abe. 434, -about 444;414'4 11 M. the Comet passed hy.i..r . 4, distant about, 15 filia.` , at the t6arp,at.i!pproach. On the'9,4th; at i „, 1 Airs, L'b niin. 'P.M. mean 11(11;2, the Comet ivas, N I) F- et LVret. and - clit'alit iri)ni , it I deg, tzil min: •• s 'e. -- ThelAirection of tim;.eutnet is new towatdS any Zcliti) '' .1 • . On' ' •' •-••• • Wednesday night tlfe lionse 'of Mf. Jell niticvs I i n Chiswick; Wai brokeOpeti; and robbed of a. COII-: 14terabict quantity oE:wearing apparel. . ~ •, 1 • _. . Pt:S , ?..‘Nor., Dce:s.--Aive rrd the li*ftbir• Priva- . teed(,,/I/ie.:Jr, out si 'days from Brest, ca „ ptin-Q0 ( in ,theAd inst. between.Scilly and tile Lands' End, by i• ibis Itiajesty'A SW i.Scoip,..m.! ; .she.inounts ti. gtnisi .. 'pierced fur l -I, and cart ies p 0 men. She has op turad a,Porttigiicie Ship, :11)1.4wo,il:Li$Iiiii Brigs illis ernize, , She is the Privateer tittit .rots been kJ fit.t;• qii . ently on' this Oast. • • . . • •,.,,. ..' . DisTro lair] oN w Nu tE:I( . .)NEY.,- - , '.... ~.$ l ,, • to the o ifi, cr, and C,,iiipany of Ili,. NI ojeity' Slims far the Ciiptlite ut the 51,.14;1 Ship., No(t,t :,;(.!11,,r.1 cirito.:;;i,, !rip; alias Cu,ntiaitzt.t, aski 1.3 tviinut4x, Oa tiii, 1 . 04nd 2.,:hn 44 ,tc;,/ . 10,4, two-kltirclt% of the pioreens . , on lter art ~..1 nt pat, and for.tlirce ye:irs ft a, 3i No. 3, I.' lid'oi", -dart , ttni•OlficArs and (:ornpny ntlli::, :11.,,j,.:,t)':', Shits 1.e 3 11- i : i i>il e : :, l : 1 1..... u t re, srt t l l t l i :i .rt.,l 4 - 1 : 1: 0 1t) 1 6 : 11 ...iu. ..:I t r iN F. )..g o il t 4. t i l i ut: i oki ii t ili ts p a s bi,i ir j:4 l . l l l l o: l t i v , : .i .l) .. n b lit i r t , t4 t, t , u d t , i i e l , „i t : .) , 3 :), „ lis,:4 ,tio.s4ilic iil .t, .- . - fo the' ()titet4s-,a , iiti Cie.VileffliNitjesty's Ship G iffi'.) - , 16 r ii,,, : cap,i,inc,ot Lac Vandutt4ontf lit,iiVi,o; and the lifilttch . „ , ,1 tiKilith 1 1 .4, ,iiiiAlplA t44,4r0,r, li, ,t , ! iii44ict !illy . 14 Vit -7 1,, tlie ()Ift i cers :111(1 'Ship, i CO 'Aiitcl 41 . II is Males - 4's q,i pi Piturbn untrCtilklersi' foi 4 fllito . '.i.ti, ror6 ' of' i lie V.Lfht;iiktb,. (,„ I ;, e 2.1113. , AU5L111U 1 11(34 ~`:. CK) Ai it 1)1111141411. .3 , Noe 14:taroks st4,;t.t and for ttit i cvi,Yr , ifk,4l.tc,r, at titcti.,kolc place, . - • f • , : ~,,ite-:, .:..,1; 4 .., 14 r it,l;., •; ' • ca..;.,-; Intl Sit' CifAi.LL COl'l'ol l / 4 14 atYptiltitCd COttallialr.lbr.. iii Cliiel tliv Ships on tliti p).l4lbf Portogal. If is !reported that a .Privattg4t t\otit C.iict i, calitnted four Veo4,44.(AtitilASlticiftd]ille4fishlllitters), 't.)tf the Staub ForehioLl, ctn a'ritlrayi night Yasf r provideno i ,4 Wexiii4ll,4 is totally lost, with 41, the, crew, ,t M, Artil,wohl polite articlQs443lotl from the Nkrock i :, , 4 , tl.lllll( iti taken up belotaging.to. 2 i sd t Liglit Pragoott,, 4140 lit, 1,)„0 4 1:1L it In leafed he is lost. An- incinisii*,) • 'isterdly beta G•s. titr houi,t... in Gooki t ye:stieet-; ,'lottenhatrl4enivt-road, tilt the body Auder4d4t, who tiroppttl.dnwn oft lrrlcl y, to GoollgvAiti4e,ott !lig-Axil) , Ilachhone-plactl.,whOtt he fog in an i...iphietV:in-'a 'very short The ' Jury tieliv6cd' a - Wi4l4-Zi , Piti/ • /1/ ilee , lion rf ()0(1.- 11 motfirr-Cia4Iiiittin of the name . of Stuither,,s4 Lieutcontit, 40:. the Arn - tyl,i:wbo reside d in firytittstoue.,street-; , 1n , 150 droppeiLdown sudden)yein Oxford.sti 441, on ,Sundapevating, anti expii•e4,,44n • ittiluisition - waSittlteni , Qu , theifbody ye4eiday, - And a oirtidar yentia.tothe‘fortiter wasidelwered.i. . , Ott Friday atterno.ou,'ObOut linlfiptutt foiro'4locic4 “S Mrs. Jane ,Par;t4 of .o.neezt,atteet,44t, was passing:througl? Hyde. Park,:slie Was AtOpped by .two then whinan, and rubbed, 011.4 ..bin of Fliluable lace, and fontOne-pohnd Bank Nototi, with which they. Made .their tsc.aois : , , . • - • - - • I ' ''' CLERKENwELE., - Dgc. j, •.. '' ' Prrho u ill; DeC.. 'fi.:-.- Aiiri ked'ffie:Tiketsey, CAIN ns; t,, i . • . . . • - RIOT AT SAIiLEWB WELL. (Cartel) et this Port, which sailed 'from hen ce... - !;oin e - i - , -,I,An - Pearce.,' Vincent' .Pearee,- , :- anti , . 'Ellzniieth .. , • „... ... , .. e .t)aYc since; with .B.prinis'h-'prisiiners.for ...I.liiyOnite.l,! . ...bi.kei, were bronght up to receive judgment, being . ' Coll4lCte'd of exciting a Riot and Disturbance ';it Stunt !141)e. btiilV;' intellierftfe'i A s 7, vitro liirt . the Prince Of ler*S-11§' Theatre ' ‘- . - I..(sort..O'f''ilie•King - of -815416);-:;mho via4.pnr-Under ar- ;- Mr. 11AINWARti4G, the Chairman, in ptonounc •-, ,rest,lik t lits'fatlici - ,Aihs'leeti - liberated 'by the con.). ; ing"sentence, addiessed thetn hi a‘yety irnpretsive .: dof l'liiiii? • ''' ifiir at'an ) ARIL% . diced at the, head of . . and' solenni manner -to the following effect : " John Peatw; Vincent_ Pearce, and 'Elizabeth i.,-t he li"r'enoli - Mini -Which 4 . liiti%itered , ' the Spanish ! Luker, sou have been severally convieted on an in i, .., } .l x ,. •! ,t „ •, • ~ , , , territory. '-' , ....-• - - - .•,-,-- : . / diathent which .b}targed you with . being riotously' and tumultuoislynseMbled for the purpose of ' Arrived•the Scorpion:Sloop of War from a Cruize, ! dis turbtng the King's peace, and of having resisted the aii has brought in 'withrier a French Ketch-rigged 'legal authority to suppress your dangerous conduct , Priwatekr„ of til-Itiii r s, 'whiCh` she captured in the'''. In a Theatrelegalliauthorised, called Sadler'g-Wells. •.. ' .-- ' -i It has appeared that you obtained admission into that Channel. 4 ...„1.i.,. •.:,. -oil: ... ...4 . 4,i ,The3tre ; and it also appeared from tli evidence, -., •Soine NeutratAr . rselfitre •alstF arrived, detained that you repeatedly interrupted the performance, ' by the Cruiteri 'tfi t liv etvailbel, particulSrA' of which ' . grossly. insulted the audience, and :obstruCted the .will,he : given to-morrow. ' officers o .. duly itutborised, in the performance and i . i execution of their duty., when interposing to pre .,; ~ :-. : 7 - 7 • 17 , . .- ,•••,_• - i - , . ' ' vent' yOur ?tots.. It is neeessary.to preserve the pub- PottTSMOUTIIi..DEC. 7;- 4 .1.114 uga - r,14,. r.t I.H HILO i ' lie peace, that' propriety of demeanour should be from Oporto, bound to London-, with wine , and ! 'observed, from the highest to the lowest, in persons , , , . fruit,. wits, On the ...I.d inst.'. c..ipthred by a French assembled at places of public amusement.. , '1 he Prib;ateer„and since recaPtured by the fttio ,.h orse . - mischievousmischievous•ind fatal 'etteCts; which . haveensiled for , warit of 4 'due 'Obsetvatice of the, priticiples..ot , cleco 7 . Frigate, . andro bught into this Port. 6 !rum arc two numerous to make it accessary for me oailed the La I Seille Frigilte, with a convoy for to recount ;• and it is - to be lamented that hardly a Guernsey and Jersey. . week passes but those disturbances do ari-e in some • • • I .or other of the, Theatres .3 but t he. ( &am taus , and Came into Harbour the Liberty Cutter Brig, and, . ' went. out the Moselle Slot of War. 1- l' dre,a' dful events which happened in consequeike ot . 1 .your outrageous conduct, nee distre,sing in the e:t . 1 trime. Not less ' than eighteen lives we're !oil !-- BRIXIIASI GWAYi. DriG• 4.r.,—Arrived in Torb;ty i 4sho/6'fimilies' *ere-plunged- in isremediable runti the Channel Fleet;- under cc umand of Lord GARD.' 1. , by tl.) - logs of: the . prote4iku.,of t Wise who iVere t , • .:, iheir natural,.,tFAte(lors and stiardiai)(, When in- NE R, but cannot ascertain tLit.lt - n:itili.!s. • ,•• , • ~,-, >44 , ~.,..4....i,10 . , 1.., . . Immo 01 tliC miscnier win i you n.. n occisloticti, 1 !ll' ' kbilifting • 116764 "aitl disrna and instead of , ty , b. _ pt!t. fesing )ft'liptotnt otsorrow compunClloo, y o u twist, ; curfe . eliqgly true ; we can't be hanged - tor t 11. ttit sii&ly, - if you are not "worse than brutes or savages, or strangers to titre feettngs whirlfin - general.govern human nature, .y9ti lier4.4after.teel cornirloaions oe, remorse for the misery you pav'e r entailethapon the 'relatives of tlie thicea.,e r tf.';' The ''entelle Cott :is about to ,prorkittnee is. alight, • in,!..cOlnparison , es withypur crimes, ititl,attlrrds,,no titonentept tor yogi: otiette l e; but it to be hoped, that the Ihe'effea Of Calling 'you - to' a proper t'epiintence.andl contrition, and 'hidden youlto ConlidkyogroNires or the future at all times, and in all places, whit de.- eency. Eighieen oe your fellow-creatures, by your i uproper coudu& . have been • deprived' .o!' their live&! Wivei , of their,:littsbanclsl Fathers of their 'children ! And children. ,of their parents And whole families brought' to utter ruin by. your otii rageous The sentence, therefore;' of the Court nPutt you, John ,'Pearce, is, that you be itu nrisb#seict for the Space •of tillit you, YitiOtlit Pearce, beimprisanect tor - the,space offour 71lerttlis; and thatyciu, Elizabethtuker, be imprison d for the space offinateen.dityc..' John 'Mach iWas indiCted.for a' fraud. in havingob tained from his 'masters, Messrs. Houldituli, coach-. makers in Long Acre,. the sum of ss. 6d. (iustead'of !:s. ), ututer false pretences. Thornas Butterfield, the master of the Half-rnorm pribie,huose itionoway, pros ed the payment of the 24. by the Prisoner, k n .. att d ; „ ni t, that he had . only one., peck of ow mid! dor - 10n the time . of ,the itatktfitig tit the itOrb‘•3 (neatly t , 0 )1 , 0 ,7; hours): • • • . - Miss 13utterfietif, At. young girl,, proved that her lather told.herto make out ttio biil4or ; but that its the ithsetido Iler fither, , the'PriS6oor came and de3ired • he r r-to miike it for ss. (id. ;• •0 1 ,. 1 t " 4s. lOr i 'totri f l for 11)1).4 4ndi td. for the ostler." ' The Jtity-tietl iettacl Yea ,have-beert found Cnilly of a gross fraud.4.4ptinicroAr masters ; and ,ihe Sen , mice is, that you be. uYiippoi livin one en aof tong riertilo liic 6lhor - !" ltzalellc Trultet;W:is'fOund - Guilty `of two - clitfer. enti:istitiultli,,ppik4arratistross,,minMy4. An t 11011 y, 11.1' ,i4tirot 014„ityii4y10 :mud ing her arru s i ti fnil.try.trin s onW ' hvr • Cie tVII.L-- 2 111i l eeiirriiii - Ml6ll' l4Nr itrtztio months .proonmeitt. A , Y6.7(11' 4 c.7 1 1 - 17 - I— , ""lrri • .1916p,:44#,4k4i.,14, L/1 i F;`; ;1 1 ' 1 ' 11 17AYr--.1)4C, LILT/Viec! Witi l Mited with 4tealing, .:ti-of November; a.bantlQbmi?', value ;vci, contain 7 ifiv,two gowns ) y4jne l -fO r pi. aluo 0 cither articles, laid as I iv property . John Ponthoie. • - 0 ' "L"'Tittt Ti circumstances of4lo6) , PS'e"so o o*bile4 ll 4) . re l '' lows he PrQseGatim l.tl appeaßa4 4 keeps rand cart, and pl*s frompfliWnghiTr, in Kent, to. l,untlon t .. On the dailklAvti-tneutiqiit, , a, h( left his cart for a feW ininutes'in the ; i - jaymarket, while he wettt,jtl she. Opera Hnnse 'lap. The Prisoner was, sq . e.ri by cite of the Wioei;ws, Moles, a scaveiv caippany. with another person,. rokici l : y./}4Rger, don hiorptit . .„,.',l'hey stood .within a f . er. vatds of the cart :Aliiiiiynt mgerArian advanced, got ' tiPrino4l.4 o Darr, took,otAt,4e , box laid in the indict - to,eiqi r gAvo it N the Pripmr, TO off tki#lfricii; and Cike PAiitwkwaliwiteAylois4,l4 wf l / 2 1 , 1),tiv: ) ,I)outy. 'The \\Pitiless aboyeAnctitionM kip ,v this trans;taion ; !IQ • ipstrittiwiptipted_his owit ; citrt,„ folio‘ved. Ote Prisoni.‘r, siii4, 4 l 4 : You have got t I'l o pro perty th4c.dos,no,t,„l44pg'o) you, come alwa , „; w ith ` , ,rhe.....•Prisripept i artiomero, shil'tit rttn .to which the Mititesve)oined, '' I'll take care yot,t sha'rity," . Ile then took hint into the Opera I fou.se utp-roorn, and ive tile bo)g, 'co the, Proiceu. . tor, wli9jimilintly recuNliw , l it its, one he had charge of. It was dire cty,i tea I,,,ady r „ r ap George 444.4 s, Esq. tirnnswick-squarv,,../Iti L Otticer was sent for, .to.yffinna,thePrisoner and the •vc!l both cieli T , '..; .1,111) i'fisamer (who seemed -to be 'a thorough. paeeo, said :iii hisiieience, (hot he.was , itt some dis. •lalicefrnm the cart,. when a ynAmg makip.ime ty, and, (living him the hox, betni.d he wddfd take it for luni as far as :_iurfOlk-streer, whither Le wa4pro ceerting.w hen the Witness Meilesstopped him. Jary ha+).,ato hesitation in tifidt , ,,g him Cii i4 lfy., ecistbtoti SEHJEANT coninl•Aich:u the aiid aaivity or the VittneSs-ILles- i ly g ! log; on the 13th of Xrove - aber, a gold brooch; '6lt:b . :;l i nS-:#7;:tirshirt and a shift, two bancikercha.fs, cp4 and other articles,.• the. -property of Willtarn Kingstey. The principal Witness in this case ,was Mrt.. KinYstey the %vile of Prosecutor; who Pawnbroker in carna,by-Street, GoltraLSghare. Verdin Guilty.—The Prisoner is a rernaikably well-formed young wornhii:- . - - • Eli . abilheßroum. and . -.,1:/cifj ilicrivh were inclined' for si'ealikg several antient gold'coini, the property of . Mr. Shuter, of Cursit4w-street„ and Grey,. was inclited for receiving the saute; snowing t /win 'to be Stolen. • •• The Prisoner Brown had been entrusted with . . the cart of Mr. Slitiier's:Kouse in Ins absenc,' and oft big return the Ciiitis were . misling, and a suspicion fell upon the Prisoner. • On being apprehended, she cOnlessed - the whole, • and gate up the other, Pci soner Marsh, as no accessary, and Grey as the re ceiver. It appeared, hOwcver; that 'sonie induce; meat had be e n held outt to the Prisoner Brown tb make this confession. The.Rxeolmfix, therefofe, would nor permit it to be read in evidunce; observing, that if 11 C03&5-' sign of this kind. was obtained: either from a hope being held out thardie should not be. prosounted, or front the inflmn.:e of terror,' it could not be Iv ,t.l6vet as The impressitn on. the , Pri. sbner's mind seemed to have been that she would. be made use of only as a witness; and she seepp-A rather to be an instrument that had fallen into bad' hands. The Jury, we're therefore obliged to acquit all the three Prisoners. ' • Atterthe trial Mr. Le Glee, a rcliAer, to-whom some of the coins had been sold , by Givy, asked the •,Couri ,whether "he was to have any rentutieratiort fur delivering them OR: The 4E'COIttIEW said - Certainly not.' No man of common sense or honesty could buy such things (ion) a jqurnf. , ,ln.'m shoeinaker. ' The IlEcuitOra 'fias;.ed seiitence bf death On the . i ieven following convias :-;—., ', f 4) : ,! .. ~,,L, I. ; John, Alrginr4 A for • forglpT , a. :wi4,;. .#,/41 . .qtr1i,, ,70-. pct, for .uttering:i 41/7..citae/...R7 . 0 . ('',/y ) Maury .4 . oree,fi. Jim(' lilris,..sinva”,. illari) Cr6ttihi-,. atie At chtid n . i .... . . .. t win; tilr stealingin d l / 4 0:Uings-114'Inses,2. ...lane Missineau „wilF..irl,4lllol:ing',the. whole of the time•oceupied in Oronontieing the' aWful juil i t: inent of the law . ' F~~_ ;~~ 7 , . I)Ec. • The late storm has been attended With very fatal H - I.'ehttences in severni'parts of the country.—Near Milennule, a young woman,, Nybose [Janie We !num.' , not learned ) , in the. prime of life, 1.11111.6 f avers' inte resling appearance, being sent lion) the honse wlivra. • she resided, tfi borrow churn at .t 1 'neighbour's, - .within n'very:th'Ort distatte.b, was smothered in 'tho: , .fncivt. : A than,' we understand,• was alio lost be 4 tween Killenaule and enthel:,.•• Arnbugs the tarnrers' cattle thelmoek has hoed dreadful ; writ of flocks, in iu wise rt.lnarkahls, , nu , ineren's, \t:e 4 1:ear of trout 2 . 0 'to ati ;:ind'4o b e i ng l os t in many )u dairyman at , 4 place callealCiloa.avanna,, in, the 'county •o lost , 2t cows on the night of Thursday.' T The fair Of • F6thard, whi,chwal to have talien't ploC6 oti,Saturcily laii, - hagiMitn'AiljoUrned, we 01441 din - stand, to Yr!:!ny DoC't.m .- .1) , .11 - ; on aLcUillit t ; the inclemencv of I he' ‘‘vtit.her. - : ].: t;;..; K , OCT. .---1116. 1 Fretich Frigate dial: 111$ 1.):.T1-1 n long blockadl, inNithe, Squadron, haq 31, lost MaZtd., her ewape. 1 - xnurn, hom informs !hat .'-'l!rtiar night she. took.,:advritt.• t:17; . ell' 'Ai ; J `~ l ;~ sa i d - %V'ettt tosta`unolf setvol • Cdpt,nn I,t f fat,r if V, 00111 Btirb,tdoes. hrings , Hccrunt • thnt'a 1111101 P. chit, front Falmouth; had arrived 'thre \.% it h a 14 . r.ne1l Privateer Schoo.' , ner; of 'seven gum, nA • men, pinch , she had, captured Mier an a6f ion of three hours. `l he . xrateoer had (Ai men }idled and woundedj.:'and the Packet Jo. SAM u 4VA awouT senta ishialtenge to General , WlLktssoN at his quarters'at Richmond ,(Arne. ric,o, kitAr.t., S rrn,, ~ h o, on I,) , !ing questioned, stanot dem he hid a letter frein Set' Ivo u r 10 Ge neral WILKI d lattet "ttintleinani.eiurutid it unoliened, and atetnittlied' to-.Shiltn , that. , he held no cotspoixilmco with t.raityt 1,1,p..1. con/ . pirators., and ordered Third to' leaVe the: 'ro"ein,! t tvhich he acecirdinttk ! 6141 . t . iwAtt.t. yowl. Its paSi6d Itieneral . WiLlawsinteatottl coward Teeeibire, bzillett the Morit"iPhenotnenan,.whi c h , ..tgainstidtirne!last wtek hos htett, badked tor fifty guineas p. p..to trot twelve miles M I threo 7 gorters of an tour. The m a tc h w ill b e eat' fhli der. In the last' matcii; in which .she , Jsw,a pulled np; she Wits tri tierloVm lifte.m miles, arid,a it in an hour ; - but it was ascerutined that she.bad , met Witt a slight strain in th e f et l n ek j o i nt of. one,, of . her hind legs.. .This match will take place ;0.1 . turf.' • • HoR it in MunnEtt.—On the morning' of S2ttinlityi last the dead body, of a young, worwm, atone titt- L oown , wa s , tow,l an the road betwili:t tho village-of Eil'4leshame K:;;;',Avoll Inn, with sueh marki of ttletve no d , )%ht of her ba , ;sink been . tour dored twg i kilen, tiedby'a woman, 'wero wen about tie ;he preeding night 'l,tialk toother from the be Eac;lesbar ne fo l A;4 l .' i t s Kimwell, and were afterwards sccn, rrbout three o'clock on &ittxrday knorning, tipl neighbaUrlio6d Kitigsweil Without the wt - ,)tion ; theme is s e;:- son to s suspectt that these men have guilty ot the murder, at - KT that they are on their way to Irelantl. Tho only. d;.!scription at these tnen that has yet becn pbfainel is, that one of.thein spe; , :ks-the Irish accent, is . ofigOnt - make, rather dark''eoMpiexion, middle size, wore darlilih Ch)thos, and earrit-d a light coloured bundle: on h`ts. hat) t the other to ma ,lisv .vetr4 ,, &nit The won. seems about twenty veiiriof t . about five, lit ti ieo inche,; high, with round lace, lilue eyes, dark hair, n W wade, and far .advitnced in prog uancy. 'Her 'dress, a straw bonnet, 'a conib in her hair, a dark printed shunt gown, and bt'own petti coat.---From the prompt had ktive ineasurei put•.; , batted by the Sheriff' of lientii, , w,hire, there are great hop o tilat the diabplii;ol INT , ,*.:l.lt;fi will t:LI gpprg, I;nded. C re: :~ i