The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-06 00:00:00

PORiIitiCILTVI, OCT. s.—Arrived the TWO Bro thers, SCHUYLER, from Memtl, with timber. FALMOUTH, OCT. 3.7.-Arri 'Ma 032 SWCCUSII Ship Elixabeth, SWEKENHOLM, from , Gacrnsey, for Vbes. Dl,, oor. 4.—Arrived tho Weymorak Store; sbip and Dispatch Transport from the flyer, and remains. Sailed the Kangaroo Sloop of War on a Cruize. Arrived the Crocker Gln-brig frorn a Cruize. Sailed the grertian Gun-brig on a Cruize, oft lushing. The Provi*nce Aram! Ship, with A Flcet tinder convoy fur . the, Baltic, is arrived in the Humber. On the cud instant a Court Martial was held on board the Salvador'dol Mvndo, in Hamoaze, ely mouth, on charges exhibited by Capt. lltiAtts, of • Yis Majesty's Ship Hazard, aqainst William Berry, irst Lieutenant of, the said Ship, for a breach of the 2cl and egth Articles ; the former respeaing feanness,•-and the latter the horrid and abominable . crime which delicacy forbids us to name. Thomas: Gibbs, a btiy belonging to the Ship, proved the ritience, as •charge.l,. to hara been ..cotn mitted as the 2sd of August, 1 so.. Several other: witnesses were called in corroboration ; among whom was-r- Elizabeth Bowden, a little female, who has been on board the Hatizrd the eight mohthi. ektriosi ty had prompted her to look through, the key.lwle of the cabin-door, and it was thus she became pos sessed of the evidence. which she gave. She ap peared iti Court dressed hi a long japlier, and blue Aro %%le r& . . The evidence was lwjird in support of the charges; but the Prisoner not being prep,ired to enter upon ltis delence, begged, time, which: the: Court readily granted until ten o'clock on Saturday ;- which hohr the Court assembled again, and having heard what the Prisoner had to offer in his it fence, and having rnatnrely and deliberately weighed a Oti COn'idered the same, the Cohrt were bt• opinion, that the charges had been fully proved, and did adjudge the said William Berry to be hanged at the yard-arm of sneh one of His Majesty's . Ships, add at such lime, as the Right Honourable,the Comm;ssiOners'ef the Admiralty shall direct--Sir T. DucKwdatu was the President.: The unrortunate Prisoner, is above six feet hig►►, remark3nly weii made,- as fine and handsome a nrn► Os any in the British Navy. He was to have been married on his return to purr. Admiralty. Office, Sept. 19, ofloyw lh alliltion to the Convoy appointed to oail trust Cork for the West Indies, on the 36t11 October, of which you were talt 6 rlnvd by my Letter of int: ugh 'Matra, I am commanded by my . Lorda Commiisioners of the Admiralty to actio-iint You, th.it a Convoy will be appointed to sail Irons Cork to tut West Indies on the ibtlt of November. I on, Sir, As c. ear:. _ JOHN BARROW. The Mayor of Cork. .. The Sloop Mary, —, from Ipswich, bound to Sunderland, lost an anchor and cable off, Scarbo rough last Monday se'nnight, and put back to Brid lington where, en Wedoesby, she lost her other auchor and cable, and was driven, •in -the heavy gale of that day, near the Humber, when the Master and crew finding her tilting very fayt with water, took, to the boat with intent toland upon the Holderness Co.ist, near Kelsey ; but they had to sooner got into the Brokers than the boat opet, and the whole were drowned except one man, who got upon the boat's bottom, where he ret na.ned a considerable time,' and from which he taken, nearly exhateittxl, and carried to a neiipt booting town, where the kind and humane at tention of his preservers, were exerted, until his recovery was no, longer doubtful'. The body of the Captain was fountl, and conveyed to Kel3ey Church for interment. The Vessel sunk soon after the crew left ho r. • - Vice Admiral rrat.t.owAY, Commander4n-Chief ° lt the Newfoundland station, has . made thefollow, :; ait ap.paintments:—Sub-Lieutenant Witrie, or the Adonis . Cutt e r, to.be Lieutenant of the his, in the . room of Lietnenatit,HAvratilELD,' invalided on ac ctrartior ill health.; Mr. StsoNt, MAstei's Mme.of - 4 .5, promot - ca to the rank of Lieutenant, ittid a . ppoi nted t o the .4iienger, la the room of Lieutenant ?Ritts-r, dismissed the service by the sentence of ji Court Martial, buiitig the First Lieutenant of that Ship. • A daring aelion took place on the Coast of France a fee dap! ago, between a Pnilia of Sninggling Galleys, suppose(' to belong to the neighbourhood of Walme:, and theboatS nithe Seagull Sloop of War and Fitri..ets . Pen-brig two of his Maj es ty' s Cruizers static.4;4 : I Calais Slid Ostend,— The CUtter liege . .”isels .were sent inshore to : , :ron:y . ):!re near 'N'i6ipart. crews of both amounted to eighteen. On reaehl o g id from the tea, they observed five lotto ,Galleys running, along shore to the Eastward,' which proved to be English snmgglets ; twelve men were breach galley, making a total of sixty. These Galleys could with ease have escaped into Nienport, 03tend, or slushing, owing to their great length 06 feet), and , B lght coriStrnelion„ giving them every superiority to tttltng and rowing ; but 'their crews, anxious to c ?nvince their French friends of their geadnery (i it may 'be so termed), had the audacity to 'form a rsgular line, shorten sail,' and - immediately coin- Inenced an attion with his Majestyli boats with rlinsquetry t the fire however was returned with !hell spirit and circa tut toseparate one of the gal- IY 3 , front the rest,*which 'made sail and escaped.- -Chis boat was driven on the Beach; and the crew quitting her, alarmed a party °Meta d'iirmes, how come down and joined the smuggle—re in firing on tie boati; the brave crews of which, by a well diretted tire, kept the' whole party at' - bay; while they . launehed the galley off, in-spite of the ,dea• perute rasistanee of the smugglers and ,French men, asset. she was carried in triumph to the Sea roll, in the Offing, Providentially not a Man .t . a s lion - belonging to the' Navy. Four •of the stinig lera were shot dead, one a whoa has been' 'since Noted at Monghatn. oecAstowin 't4TR' NEWSPAPER ATTACKS 0? SOMR DISAPPOINTED GA.LLANTS AT CRELTENLIAM, OS A CERTAIN ACTRESS. As tote FOK that in vain strove to reach'itt the grapes; With anger declat'd they were sour— So a Nisi.° N'S deery'd- by sothc ravenous Apes, Thai "would fain the sweet morsel devour. • But wit ite'er to its fl:ivour or-form they irtiputev • In spite of their tarts they'li•fod ' They neer will he stilled to feast •on thcfruit, Or e'en touch 4 pair of the rill 1. THR THE. SIDDONS made 'her first • - appearance for the season last night, at' CovLat Garden Theatre,' atid Was received with all that warmth of applause which is due to the Worth of her private charader, as well as to her high excel- . lence in the art she professes.. 'The part in Which she appeared was Queen Catherine, in - the Play of 'ifienry the Eighth, and as her merit in this part is so well known, we need only say, that she supported it with all her former skill and expressiou: 1)r. Jonksobi, it is said; considered this as a charatier best fitted to display her great Powers ; but Ni , e Ord surne to differ even with . that great authority, and to think that . Mrs. SiubOrl'has exerted her a.ltnirablo talents , to much greater advantage in many Others.— "gxcept in the trial-scene the Atttress'haS Mita do 'but imitate the laNuor of hiCkriqi and approaching death, and surely many PerfermerS' are equ ii td'illat tlisk. it is, however,. the great merit Of Mrs. Sin .itONS, tU attend• to every thing that relates to the 'character she represents, as well as to all that in trinsically belongs to ii, and, this minute attention clue:; not impair the generalspirit, but gives a stronger impression of nature and realitY. •Kr.thaLß'S /P 044, is a well-considered, an able,. and • masterly per fnManCe. Portz is in no chanter urge successful Iltin in his representation of King Henry., The rest 'of the characters were properly assigned; and 'the Play is, altogethtt, bri - jugl4 forward with a grandeur suitable 'to its merit, and the 'fiaine of its great au- , thor. The house way crowded. • Mr. e T., yresst, who oppeared last week at miry , lane ; Theatre, in the character elierree, in the Tragedy ofPizarre, performed that _pert again last night. He, was more in poasessioteof his powers, and exerted, himself with more ease and spirit. H© ht. a respectable addition to the Compauy, if he is net &Stilted to reach the heights of his profession. Mrs. Poweee looked beautifully in lvire, and re presented the charaaer.with tenderness and anima tioe, If Mr. Eetasrox had thought more of'Rolla than he dtd of Mr. ELLISToN, he would have ren tiered the charaeler much more interesting. Hoe-. LANta . has ibsiirdly resigned the part of the 011 Casa. lieu,which first raised him into notice. It is how 4igned to Wewerz a.—The. F4ree was The Det4 to P 4, in Mrs. .foaDaN performed Kehl with es much spirit and humour es . ever... pow_ Jolson wes a very goad pieCt: at ;011ie, and bet Neen them both they kept a nomeroni auilience, nt a roar of Jae Ihtcr whenever they appeared. The Opera fee which Mr. Semen is peparing the music, anti which is intended for Covent Garden Theatre, le written by Mr. T. Dianne, whose Muse has, dauntless, exerted 'all her. powers, in order tR 4serve the co-operatioti of so excellent a Composer„: CAT LAN!, who mly assume the title adopted by. iNCLEDoN, of The Wunderii.ig Neklist , 15 to pertbme atvariotts places ott her jearney to the metropolis.' She is announced . to sing et. York on tltr.ltith. To her honour it sheuid be mentioned, that wherever. she has been, and whatever has bee, her success, she has borne her feculties meekly.", • , A NocerunNAi. HALLOOS% e-GeftNeate has made a now anti, beautifol tese of the Balloon at Pails. He mounted from the Gardens of Tivoli at night, he ti B4llOott illuminated. with I eo.lamps. He. muunted from the Gardens at r.l o'clock on a very dark -night,. under Russian Coheirs, as a sign of peace. When .fleating high in the air, above • the multitude,:olattei wiring gPeaatOrs., a flight of. sky-rockets wort.* charged at , him, which, ite.says, broke into sparks, hardly•rising to his vision from the 'earth ; and Pa ' ris, with all its blaze of redediirrg lamps, appeared to. him' but like a. spot—like the Pleiades, fer ie. stance, to.the naked eye. lie gained an , elevation, • he says, ofetooo toises, end speaks with entitueatsm of his seeing the Rau-rise at that height. - After a .of seven haurs and a :half, he descended .near aheitns,. 45 leagues :froth Poterooat,,--We extra& the folio - Whig:article I from a Cork 'Paper of the 2d :—"' The Pendape, Capt, Foesee; a Swedish Vessel, arrived reis dly „ fromSt,'Ubes, in . eleven cllys. The' Ni that the &eatest exertions wore making at I..isbote to lit-ant the •Portugnese Navy; a very severe press. was carried oh tbi severer days, and double bonntivi and wages offered tei'seanet ; and the,preealent Nee was,' that the: loyal Family would einbarli uti beard for the Brazils. This decistoneit was reported, weft taken by the Patt•ice REGENT, in tonseveuce a tt i c deenentling the exclusion of the Eng-' lieheradefrom these ports, and garrisoning all their towns, otherwise that the French Army at Bayonne WOtild'cOannence their attack." • e • . ,• • • Capt. Cnetneet, , woo atstmeeeshed Vmself•9ff Deoizie; is appointed to,' the Nautilus Frieeite, tiug out at Deptford. • Mr. CoNGIIBVE, the inventor of the fire-rockets *hie)) have been used in the late boMbardment of • C<Velthrigen, i'eturned to eitemrt yesterday, after a' stery severe passage 'actose•the North Sea, where he was sepanited, off the Teed; on the night at doe ipth, ult. in a most tremendons gale, irons a convoy .of 3s merchant veSselOncluding Danish WeSt In dien"t4n ceptured in the Sound, of which'convey the curter in which It?..tiailed•ii the on.lyeene that has yet reached any pert.' Geutletnan,.we are in formed, Vatetwo days in the town of 'Copenhagen . , in disguise - , for the pelt** of ascertaining what da , wage had been ,doee' by. the :new .weapon which i through his means:had been employed in this siege. Thete.was no Court of Aldermen held to.day, but thelenuti. Mee - ou, after inSpeeling the returns I of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of .Bread.to continue at IW. the kluartern Loaf.. underst andlhat Govt rntlieht has resolvectio send a force of 10,000 men by the. tirit ships fur India. The spirit of 'mutiny' that has appeared among agate of the native troops in the neighboor - hood of. Vellore, hip. rendered this tuostire pew . .frarr, . CARLISLE RACES. • W4DI42I&DAY, S2erEMBILR 30. 4 • Fifty Pounds,: given by the Earl of Carlisle, for I and 4,yr , • olds. J-leats two miles each. Farl of Lonsdale's ch. f. 3 yrs old - 4 t t Mr Longd.tle's gr. f. Petera, 3 yrs ofd - 3 a Mr. liarri6's - b. C. 3 yrs old . - .1 Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for tike City of Carl;sle, or Maiden Horses. The weights the same as tur the King's Plate: • Two mile heirs. 4 ' . ,Mr. Se;rniit's h. c.. 3 yrs o ld • 6 7 r 't 1ia1412 t 3 b. Honest tlarrY, 4 5 44 01 0 , • Mr. Stephenson's c. I, Nightingale, 3 yrs old • t 6 3 3 Mr. Anderson's b. c, yr old - a 3, 'dr Mr. Walkington's b. c.• Honest Rob, 3 yrs 01d - 8 5 .4. dr 1) .of liamilton'Sb. g. 3 yrs old - (Its M. . Fedtcn g t's dun . Pipes, s ts old - dis • • 'l.uMontgomery's c. 3 yts old - K 3 dr Mr. h. in. Miss De Coy, 4 yriold2 4 dr TiroitsoNy.. .* ' Fifty Ptxtitdx gl4-en by the COI pnr.Atiim of the City of Car lisle, fir I lorse.s, &c. of all ages, the weig tits: 4.liiie.;s for the King's Plate. Heats three miles Schjezt to the s3llle extra weights aiiOn We,lne,day, Mr: Nalton's bay colt It:ngot, 3 yis'ol.l t Nioritgotnery's C. 3 yl5 . - tit Mr. t.cnsil,ale' gr. c. 3 yrs old • di's. Wialker's cit. h. Itita,Met,• it yrs old dr The Noblemen and. Geniletnen's . PurSe of t oo4s, ter/ Horst; °fall aI SS, rnttr'ltilie Mr. Ilutchinson's cit. c. Hatilless,,4 yrs r.la . 2 1 1 I.d Muntgunicry's b. it. COO" Q iutrul , 5 y,s o:d t * a, 2 CO/i'ES, OQT. 5. At 4 Etnharkation took.place.this in;rnit); , , <if the ed Battalion of the fioth Regiment, s.vh;•:2l) to Jersey, in ora"r to make room for the reception of the Volonteuvi from thu dilrerent ite l ;itnents of Our tuWit continues unusually full, and with tile preSent fine weather, added to the al tract to n of_ i ts being din residence of his Royal Hiliness the Duke of GI.OtiCESTF.it alid his sister, we hate duubt bet it Coatiiltie ao for a considerable n time. 'His uN inhabits •the apartments in the Cast SmiTki, of Caveat Garden Theatre, played on ,• .itirs , lay night last to, very crowded 'muse, who were Welly delighted with her recital cit . .coA- Lir6's Ode on the Nssions. TRUIIO,OcT. We lately stated, that several seamen of the Ame. ricati State,' Schtioner Revenge had offered 'to enlist with ati Officer of the British Royal Murices, now on the recruiting service in Truro, but - that he had sent them back to the American Cot-Iwo:index, with s.declaration that. he could - not countenance down ter4. We should have been happy to state, that this.honourabie conduct on the part of a British Ot. Beer had nro.luced att equally hounurable return from the American : but what will the. Aancrican declaiuvrs upon witional hnuonr ;613 puuucll jmtice saY, wile!) we ten them, that Captain. of the Unitv,l ,State; office( and it veist7i rendile4, 4onspicui 4 u by being the beater of instructions.. front,t he Alwricati Executive to its Mi- nister in Lcin,ton, on a di.iputo between the two countries, in desertion and the encourage , . 'Event of.dt - :serter form Yo Korai! )41) t a feature—that ciiptain 14. ED, so obliged and so.ittimuleted to bonouritble teeling, ,reinseti to aive up one of his raw, who had. declared himselt a deserter from a Br a . itis4 regitpent.? Yet each. is the tart. It 13 a . _ . . fad too,,t4at .sevoral, others of the crew. of the Re.. tortge'ttiztiaNi thetriielvei British' subjeAs ; notl r that they-were.not ciaitned as sooll, and tul;eli out of .the yv,ts owing to tht3 ticlicacy acid prod d uce of a ,t;),:icer , to w how they .c.a.tred, thvny;elrrs,. who, considering .that the Vessel w,is waiting tilt:- return of (iispateltes Iturn the Atrwriein Moister,. wp k ilj not t*nish a pretence to Lnt:A.titericant; that'. their .Vessel had L sufTered any denim:Nit or cl;:lay h6r . nit,sion, by. weakening' her crew.—Curitcvat ar4itte. SOUTITAMPTOII, OCT. H0 . V1V.4 been' . performin t ; at this Theatre-for a • few nighti ; als o ' Drirt, rnvitc, much to the s . itiitaCtion of the pnhlic. al.s,lav lost the tide row to 3 much greater height titan h :l4 fwert known for several years pa,t . : . Every •day this week a nuinber of bout sexes have entue here from Alred . ord atiLl other places upwards, to ba dipped, front Lie apprehension. of the hydro. phobia': ,- The Mayor has continued, tor n month,• the order to.destroy all dogs seen in the streets, from, undubirable infortnotion of the prevalence of the ca.. latnity: • . • . , Yesterday morning the ' retnains of CHARLES WHIGHT, Earl. Chiet Clerk of the it - latiralty, were interreriih the SOuth Cloister of Westininstee Ab beyt lie was a • must . respectable individa:ll, he W:l3 1:1 the 73:1- year °ibis 'age, ant had 'brz , :tl up xi/m.4.15d fifty yo'..11•1 :it the A , tiniralty. On digging the toundattun of 'a new building. at - Kinsston; near the That nes, - a few dtvs ago, two twin Akeleotti were found, at the depth of about five feet.: It was supposed by some persons that they wire' the bodies of two nialefatligs, ‘i.tto were hung in Kingston !Market-place, aUuttt•eighty years for robhitig, the church but the mere, probable can-. f' jeahrt: i;„ that they are the ht. - plies of two pet-ions whSt.were killed in anion fought ne' EillgStoll, in the year 10'49 - ; bet Ween the Royalists' and the' - Paf:iatuent forces, in Whith'-the former Wfte de. and twiny of them pursued tto the banks of the:, !yes t and there killed: NVoinestlay . ' morning the' 23d tit ' s ilt' tit vet' • was entitavoLtring to drive sOme , pigs into the boat at ih New PaS4ago, 'biatli saw, instttad of enter= ingiotti - the boat, took the 'Water and intineJiately nvideotf to sea, to waT:tgain , heard of till thefol• lowing Smithy, wizen' he tettitned to the . NeW P.tis•ve' re-hod:ut ttt safeti . . The animal coniiaerably redum:/.1 in *bull:, and Ittn• feet Tho tbotrad i armed with a glitv, 'Who leas ttride hictisell notorious in the Deighbolrbood of Ports:. mouth, by his frequont suti uodaun'ted robberies, has bzeit vartaCtivohiL ‘AWI,I iii hi, depr,Amions,— 11.. very iiight, bAieve, he has itopped some jiver. sous, sun robbed them, either upon the Chicheiniir or London roads, and io artfully ch:tilging his grouni as too - elude sa ich 03 W , Ainest.l3y night, a little before 8 o'clue):, itc stoppe3 Aslett, of Parl,6lll , itlii), lionebnclz., Pear Mt: cps and robbed biat - 01 about 7i. EridAy bight. ht stopped 0 r o u t eiui wt,ollo, midway betwena - Harzlit and Etusworti4 tool& 304 ftvitt than, • The attempt Of, PETION against St. Marc anti Gotiaivus, in the months of May and June, having 'totally failcd, the insurgents of the Suuthcrn titlarter untlerto)l: another expedition in the mouth 61 July. Pripares set out from l'ort,au-Prince on the Cth ofittly, under the orders giAdnikal PkWAYOTI. and nryived otithe othbefore Purt de Paix, twenty. four leagues from the Cniie. Jt contained tiroks men, under the command of _General LANlAltlies The uuder4tanding which Pgrtos had previothlr established with the Wulattks in this (planet 4 1. 4 , cored him a few recruits at first. Thu President, HILNRY COILIMMO, set out from the Cape on the. t4th nly, witli near 10,000 men j . on , tlieri7t h, he put the insurgents completely to tite rout: After several ottaegs, the town of Art. cif" Nix nu(' the forts were-taken by assault by the Pre= sident'i troops ; the insurgents were alteilvarc6 driven from all their position*, onrronnded,and:cont.; pelled,to by down their arms . On the numher escaped to thelialilla from wh:ett they I n 4 lauded. Generatcnittszw.u, pal - J.)l4d at d granted quarter. to tie pt incipl ,part of the in gents, returnest to the Cape (An the .28th J , dy. _At the qatne time this int:lek was up o n P or t de Paix,. another xtgpeditiou Liv lane ) was midi:nal:en from Port-au-PrinCe,-4.iUilist it.. are, tal I.:r nrLierti of PUTION himself, At i reviow of thiS troops of the tnow of l'utt•aes.l'rnurtt, tlic black Go- • nem' YAou, third in command ander Ptatos, but Who \CIS in the jolt - at:sr rilteMp:c4.l to harangue PLTION'i t.sr,the puri.o.e sit doing them to lytigag . e in the ppm lie li,hl termed o joining, with 3Quu 111 , ',11, CH it isTopti e's trvt.p3, sl a p were encamped no the ficights within tirc ien 4 .14.3 of Port-au-Prince, and of den vel iligup to them hot h the town and PuTtoN. Thii plot Jiving failed, General YAot,i had barely link! tolseape 14, going' °if at, full speed, with his Officers and Camp. He went to Jactnei, where GentYrtd:AA. nitOISE INlAOl.ulltg, who wai secretly in the imeretst of CHittsTißtirt o ..commatitie.). They continued ,to delude PETtot.l for home time by it proposal of an aainesty. While the ziegociation thus,clroiwd 31Qpg at,LeOgane, the news of the ill succes s Ld . the, owe &ion of Port de Paix cle,:idett ANlBRot.ti MA41.01146 and YAOV to throw off the mask. They Wrrc en. ramped, in. the month of August, with. their Caro ;it Jaeariel and-,Leogane, where they held the truops of Port-au-Prince in check, The President, CnaisTorkta, baying made, in the, month of,August, prepay,,, tions, set out on the ad of Sslrterober, tilt`, head of 25,000 'Wen, to give the finishing 41,4,1;. ; t v tlliti revolt. There was every probability that every! thing would b 1 settled in the course ot . that mouth', and PuTtox,. with sonic twenty, of WS ,adbeicnoi, may be exp4ted to arrive in Eng Lind in sotto British Vessels, which were Lu saii on the Htsi vfz ASTONISHING SPEED. -- -;;L:UltiiiV, the Brighten Sh,: i dnerd, undertook yesterday, fora wager of.tetl guineas, to run . a 'mile in four ininutcs,.•4o, it. was given Out, in Hyde Park, but the race took pipet. ou - Clapham Conimon, to the disappoin mien t hundreds of perswis aiseinh:ed in the :I'he Pettt:ftrian waq to perforiu the iti . 4e fo , ..ir starts, in the space of three hours. 'lle went tho first (pane: of a ,mile •in a minute, And . nits±r ,taking, sn:ne rest, he ixrfortired alternately the atlas; quar, ters in leis than three minutes, having won ; the mate') by a few seconds. Ile reserved 4 t..4V7 tier • conds over the tinie L for., the last gamier vf . kf ul o , haling done the titir,l wiili astonishin speed. 'kite. oddi were on the performance b , ;....fore.ltanittj. , • . Worm, the pede;tri.in, ‘valltt-d in.)ti ' l ' llrightoli, to' London on Sunday, . and proceedr..d on his W , AY to Newmarket 'yesterliy mo!uin t ;', Pecomponied . by Gregson, hiscountrythan,,aiid t raw Tl',egmAin.l on which the race will take I,Lice is snit, yO . f•Cf Thesubsequeot tidy will b.r rici-upiett its lingai4tie exercke. Gulley anti Gret . E;;,,n viii contvild for a u'el4hty.srtbscripttAl purFe, and this tattle will he followed by an MK- one bet wee!' I),,,•k!irty rrcl‘t Young. Ward...‘gregson i 4 the Latie.bhire man, who has never yet ben tried,. • , CORONF.It'S 01(11:ry:torA place last week 'Oil a Charge, againa man-alitiwito, in the neighbOurhood of Great Marlb , rot.tO•stree; want of skill and humanity in the treatment of 1, 1 4 y, w h t died, as v; . ..; suppo,ed, in vonsegnettee of that treatunitt. 'l'llo, chief evide nce the nurse ) tint 80vel - .11 professional Gentlemen were examined on the oci.%l,ion, w base opinion.; were Sti strimg against the I:)otetidant, that the C.‘rotiVris Jury were induced to bring in a 'Verdia of Homicide) and a warrant has of course bean issa,d for his ap prehension.. The eireintistancei, o the cas, understand, Jiro wfiol ) , unfit to be mend ;;;ed in a ,Newspaper ; but it. the ranter 0101.11(1 i i. Vil it)bo a$ reported, it is to he hoped, that it will upvrilte a warning tigaini,t t 1 1 cl)edit:4lmnd chirotgleal men, not to presunw to enter into the praCtiee of 'so itne. .ptatt,lnt.4 profeiioti vithout being duly qualified. An inquiiitinn Wrii held on Friday:lt Mr. Biihop'4, the White Linn, Sliadwell, on the body of A youn; man, supposed to he the Mate of a Ship, found drown• ed oft' vg . .. Tito body ' - found , by it dragger for coals which drop from bagi?4 , alitt sides of ships. The (lei:eased oppeerd 11 . ,•tiavt: burn but recently drowned. NC) papers were found upon him by which it could be-traced who he was. The body being without any marks of %ink:nee, the j, lr y returned a verdict lII3L he died by drowning. • ' The case or Bullock, the Bankrupt, capitally con riaed at the. Ent.. Old 13, iir.y Sci..iions„ will • tirvit.) - ; 16 farther investiptiozi. The u dkcus.iod vises from the document given in evidence to prove him a 13)mi:tint, namely, the Co.urnission, and the Ob . r%'tinti to it as that it is not le:gal evidonce,inastinch as Ixdrig 611 the rt.cord "a Comt. tllllf2r tlit Grelit Stlal of Great Bri ta i n ," i t is invalid, because, by- the Apt of 'Union ) , it is Q. dalm.ld by the v , :ty first cl,ttise in that Ad, that' the Great Seal; after the too Ity January,.lBo 1, sl;all be for ever . c.illttd "'the Greit Seal of the Unitid Kingdom of Great Britain nil irciantl,“ At the Rood Fair of Jedburgh, on Friday Lit, there wa, ajgreatshow of good cittle, and - very little demand 7 ; out 33 ~ war, goud fat sold about 94. p er stone (Dotehyslnking of is but mast of the young cattle, and ail. those not in cnndit left the mar kt-A Witilotit ally person asicinz tin;ir ~- ::~k ~,.~,.