The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

13A1s:1UturTA. John Horn, Partsea, Hampshire, slopsellcr t lo surrender May 4, 15, one Jnne 5, at eleven, at. (,uildhall, Leolon. Attur. , pies, id e.isrs Johes and Rue he, ; Cur ent-,'•b artier: Church. yard. . • George Leonard Tautz.,Baker -street, Portman-square; taylor, April 27, May f 3, and June S, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornii s, Messrs. Bodtield, Pu,utti, arlThompstm,Hind conrt,.Fleet-street. Junto Taylor, Stoke _Newington, Apt it 17, May 15, nod June .5, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ho), Mincing-lane. * Thomas Byrne, late of Portsmouth, Hampshire, salesman, May 5, nt .oat, (3, at ten, and zone 5, at tdeven, at. the Vountain Inn, .Portsmouth. Attorney, Mr 11. i . Hart, Nrtstutmtb. • Cornelius Berry,Swecting's-alley, Cornhill, statinncr, April 27,'May 1, and June, b, rte twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. • Attorney, Mr. Concanen, Prescott-street. Tholoa s Sindrey, Trinity-street, Itotherbithe, Laker, May I, 1, and June 5, nt twelve, I.lt Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Qaallet, Printers-place, Bermondsey. 'Peter Crokat and Adana Platt, jun, Liverpiml, merchants, ?' l3 l 19, 20, ataJune 5, at one, at the Globe 'cavern, Li verpool. A tthrnies, littssrs. Crump and Loage, Liverpool, or 'slr. Chancery-lane. George sTinter, ' N'elyhtiry, Berlf.s, grocer, April 27, May 4, and June 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Lontims. Attorney, Mr. :Eaton, Westatoreland-place,,City-road. David Stevtins, ICatcliiit, slop'eller, May 1, at ele ven, a, at tate, ,and June 5, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Conte, A ustin-ft iars. Drujarnia New as arch, Cheltenham, Gloucester:shit e, common-, brewvc, esprit cza, at five, 29, and June 5, at eleven, at the Bell lan, Gloucester., Altoroies, Me.ssrs. Sheppard, Adlington,, and Gvegury, Bedford-row, London, sir Mr. George Wathen, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Matthew Kear, jun. Callordiciloneestershie, coal-miner, May 10, 11, aid June 3, at twelve, at the 'tawnier Tavern; Ile iy.ul. Attornies, Messrs. Price autl Walhalla, Lincoln's • Um, or Mr. William Hartley, Bristol. John Neal, late of Worerater, inuln.lder, May 18, 19, ind ;nne.s, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Ats tornia, Mr. Chilton, Exehequer-Otlice, Or Mr. Dc Coure - y, Worcesier. ' -Thottlas _Hull, tipper Boddington, Northamptonshlre, vic tualler,April,2B, 29, and June 3, at eleven, at the 'White Lion Inn, Banbury, Oxfordsgre: AttornieS,Mesits. Alin, • Danbury. , • Benjamin Roberts, rafleey, Yorkshire, machine-Maker, May, 4,5, ;Md.:lune . 5,. atAtve.n., at Mrs. Saiali liraves's Hotel, Leech). A•ttorraits, Mr: 1-.lenry Blakeluck, Serjeatit'i-Inn, Landau, or Mr. Luke Blakeloelt, teeds. Thomas Davis and Paul Partway, Tipton, Stafford3l - tire,' timber- nterchan•ts, May 1 b, at lour, 19, am). June 5, at ele ven, at the Littleton Arius 'lnn, PenkrMge, Staffordshire. Attoruics, Mr. FeHowes, Dudley, or Mr. WlWarns, Ely place, London.. . . • DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall.. May is. E. Roberts and' .1. Welch, .Suff..,l4-lani, Cannon areet, cotton I.lct iittligo,brokers, at twelve. . • May 15. D.Rul ler, Priest-court, Foster-lane, 'Cheapside, rib bon-Weaver, at twoive. May 15. 'l'. ,Shepherd, late .of Great Mary-lc-bone-street, linen-draper, at ten. May 18. W. Green, Cliape'ktreet, deatcr, at ten. May IS. C. GloVer, Alberinirle-streeti tlpb,oistercr, at One. ~ May IS. P., s.inaway, Ltiagate-41ill, toy- w>.rehouse4, eeper, at 1. May 15. F. Richards and W. liond, Upper Thames-street,. hat-itiann(acturer.s, fa eltivert. May 15. S. P. Seager,. 'Maidstone, Kent, dealer, at twelve. • May 22; A. Anderson and .1). Robertson, Coleman-Street, merchants, at twelve, ' May W. ,L Darke,. Skinner-street, haberdasher, at twelve. May t 2. 4. Moore, St. John-square, and Mark-lane, brandy- • maranaot, at one. May 29. J. Fleet; ,Hill-street, Lambeth, miller, at elo,v4ti. ' May . 11. T. 'Davies, Itountb.conrt,St. Martin's-le-Orand, but ton-seller, at twelve. April 27. T. M. Phillips and W. Phillips, late of Twyford, tnealmen, at twelve. • May 29; W. Willi vosou, Watling-street,lvarebouseinan, at 1. May - lt.. .1. Smith, Vcre-street, Oxford-street, victualler, at eleven. May 4. William Cabburn, late of Lower Thatues-street, vic tualler, at ten. M. t y its. 'r: C. tioxley, Liverpool, grocer, •at twelve. iltay la. W. IL,liitclienoer, Henley-apait-Tkounes,' Oxford noel-droller, at ooe. ?oily L. W. Spilibory, Fetter-lime, grocer, at tin). Miy' 14. It., Arlalut, StocliWell-street, OreenWicli, haher . (flitter, at ten. hit y 15. 11. NI;moor, Nlaiden-laue, lace: win, at one. May 114• Towitsandi Maiden-lane, 'wine and, ehlter;tucr .:!!,:no., J. Denhon, W....1„4".ie1p5, and G. Williams, Friday. street, 'lva rebut - m=li, 'at one. . „ Pay Etlw:tr ,, , , c, ItisYorkshire,Worth, Yorkshire, calico-bleacher, at ten, at the White Linn Inn, Iluiitax. hlay 17. J. Chorley, Liecepu..)l, merchant, at one; at the Got . den Lion, Liverpool. • May 20. W. Al 11.e4ing . , llerhs, barge-builder, at eleve;, a t 11.,ar I on, 11.4adoug. " 144;6' I'S. At% roster, W 314411, Staffor,lslaire, hatcher, at twelve, a-t Wlelninr-hrillgu Inn, S.airsett. tit) . Z 2. C. Tedford Norwich, brazier, at ftJur, at .the Norwich. mi. Is. W. Irlidislay, ISoccter, linen-draper, at eleven, at Oft Exeter. • 411oe J. (.:o rtes, Hereford:ll4re, carrier, 'at. ele ve,.l, at the lzuleun hilt, li.roui).4r,l. :May 17. J. Lt,tv64.!t,:rointwelh; , it . , Darbarn, tanner, at ele ven, at the Wneat Frotaw.diate. hisy ..Y.C.de, Norwich, at four, at the ltatn pant Norwich. May 19. J. I , ,totutu, Prot.:o4i, La-le:l , ,hre, cotton-ma/liana- Inver, at cievou, at the 136.1 1 .Tv u,v-.lrou May 17. W. 1,3. ti,tilart, ' LIMO, ;TM/ Cl , lg,kllAlire, al vep, itt tA'W InU,VAMbritliSC. • (.;to.cri 11 GAT y 15. , 'W. I, Wright, of ttle. Stowage, it.;plf.vd,"boat-hailder. .1, I'. Pag•q., Grea't, 'rower-strgot, insacaw:t -)roker. t y, 4Yerood.,trea, J. Wortl.lll, late of (.:Atintrine.3trect, ran.t, upholsterer. %V.. 1. BAnert4, DarthAt's-ouildingi, klolburit,.t:otich pro-, priutor.. • - • . John AV:,it.e, Manchwter, voilSwright. . N ; *. 'Ale.rt'ay).l)tivit, (Li:tenor/4 - 3n, viritntr. 'l'. A'0. , ,.10.(1, bite ofNurth .latiley-atreet, ()..t - ord-street, iron- J. S. 1:r.,!%-.1,), late 21' Ina now of N.1..n0n.-builtlings, i thicr f (1. St,,i,j,l4l.teiiii i ,l l ,;lr.% vietn7lll , r, 11, Cox, , (. i I 0 1, i11, ))(11);e011Wil Yorlohive, `l4. S. ..I.ndrcw-Entlti.4' , l , l l :i. , dc4;t:r. .",I,lk, 11.,(1-Lion-court, ji, ,peL,;( l n, Red-Liuo-street, statitnler. S. S , ati.n, Pnlhatn, hrolier. D, C. i'dritifex, klalboru, salt-mercer. , tit Y SA averalte pricy of Ilrnwn or ;kinscoviir)o,Sngur, t',l:otatoi from the itrtstos niadn in, the ivea tinting 21st tit3i is 675. 7ti. ver otvt. exclusive *1 the.Dutiesta Ctit no, The paper published at r Altotia tinder the titla OE the ctu. Jilts been imppres.sedlinae the retirctiu at the French from the right bank 4 - 4 the 1:4:lbe. Though a Dankh•paper, it had tint tt single feature of nationality--it was established thirilg the teyolutionary period byfrenchmen— wai condtiCted by tiativesof Erahce, and printed sole'y in that language. .A f e w days.ago, ti Edward.flodges,.and,two other men, were wissing through a wthnt belong ing to Sir'ffeury Elawley, near Mailing, they dis cov,,ned a cask of spirits Of brandy; by means , of a reed, which they 'introduced into the cask, they. drank u larg - ely of its contelo;s, as to. render •ibk j tt'o Of the now re covvred .a ter heii in imminent danger ; I ur anforttiva , .4iell a vii;tiot to 1114 lin iutemperanc,,„ - 1..14t, soixiier having atTived.,at White ; it offieid, 1% , kit It _deserter, pat do\vil 1111 wtl.lell "vv;ls 1 0 11 , 10, v.hea young-man 14p - pf)t 1:3:l' 11i It WitS ChiPi _ed) 10: a tit , ' 1:1 ;',Cc..` 3., i - c'ell;e:Ftft, ;I;“1 iwe the tiii ttic. rightio' • TO Trin LANDED INTEREBT. rantar vice cDtii irtltniu .• redder.: cow lertual vale4t, exsorti ip3itierandi. The most 'gross misrepresentations having fog .some .years past. been industrjously and interestedly circulated of the fall g in the grawik:Pf Oak Mater ill this country., and the Committee of the House of Commons which was appointed a few years since to inquire into the truth of it, having 'epa rated without making any Report upon the sub-. ject, though they , passed much time in their in quiries upon it ;it NOW necessary, from the un wearied etfOrts which continue to be made to per petuate tiiis' .. false and injurious no!ivn, that You . -should encleavou . t ‘ti; draw the . attention of the Le gislature to the .necessity of an inquiry as to the truth orfalschood of iti'hefore the diseussious On the Indian Propositions are entered noon, or any Bill brought into Parliament respecting built shipping. • The great .quantiti of Timber of the last fall which • remains on hand toitli.vpwc4 of—the few contract,; which have been made for the purchase of timbernf the present fall—the quantity - now in the King's yards, .which has been stated by the Secre tary of the Admiralty to ekvrtti to three yeays consumption, and the large . ' stocks at present in the hands of the private builders, particularly in the RiverThames:--induces the best informed per sons to apprehend a further serious decrease must take place in the price . of one of thelnost, valuable products of the kingdom,, unless some check is instantly. (riven to the causes which have led to`the depression in the value of English Oak. Timber. it is Well known, from causes too envious to be enumerated, that ship-built - ring in Great Britain has general, falk off; That in the port of Lail fou, sitice 1795, its decrease is More than half of the former building ; and that, had not Govern 'tient contracted, during the last winter, with some of the London Yards, for the frigates now haildin:r, the shipwrights in several of them, • would have been many months without employ ment.. The ignorance which prevails on this vital subject, even in London, is most unaccountable— the apathy iii regard to it, IN cerunit CIRCLES, the most fatal !, The moment, however, will arrive, .perhaps too Soon, When it 'Will he anayailahly re gretted. The disposition which is shewn to adopt, in alleases,ehe dogmas of Dr. Adam Smith, ' ..Mr. Malthus, and the other speculative writers of modern deys, is truly Manning ! The progress and eiTect of these . vicious refinements in political (-2coaorny- will be extensively felt at the close of the present war—they were partially felt at the termination of the last, and it vas to .liave been expected that the obloquy which was thrOwn, and . , justly thrown, on the *Crovernment' of that (ley, ‘vonld have induced- their Suecessoti tp have hesi tated before they' ventured to perpetlafe evils, the limited effects of which, at that time, were gene; rally admitted and deplored. • The -entigratirin . Which tl to• took plact,. of our best sea Men, shipwrights; and .others was truly lamentable, and of which 'the, AdaticzCty day cannot say they word not appt:ied--if sirW were the sad consequences preCduced at the close of the last war, w,hat Must be the cas e a t, t h e e n d of the'preseut? for if we cannot, at 11.;i's time, find employment for the shipwrights and others de- , pendent on and connected with Ship-.huilding, in the Private Yards, bow shall We then he'abte to find work for the men to be A:charge& from the'' King's Yards-?-e--Ship-building cannot incre'ase at the return of peace, for the transports to be (Lis, charged from the . service„ with the extritordinary tonnages, will fai exceed the legitimate -demand of the trade of this country for shipping, exclusive of.the further depression' on' ship-building, which will be increased by the contiaqed admission of ,India-built ships' to British registry.—lf the ships now bailding in the Private Yards for the King's service had not been laid dolk'n, w`here .could oat' honest and ingenious . artiAans have found'work . ? Would it begratefal to the, feelings of the coup try, that they should'be driven float: necessity to seek employment by 'emigration, PHlteCoileet. v.diat our ancient and well-informed writers have said o'n this most vital subject., Let the statesinen of Tuts day reflect, before they act—let them.lbok to the future, and like theireancestori, Ahregarcling temporary expedients,. legislate*. for posterity, so as- to rescue anti perpetuate tie happiness, prospe rity, and glory of their country. , 2t is not necessary to point out, the facilities o f emigration ; they are too, v v e ll known, and have been too king held out to " the' active, Sinewy, andinclustrious lnative populatiop•of Great Bri tain," to be disregarded by. them Under the pecu liar pressure of their difficulties ai,d disappoint; metitS. '11:1 - te• limitation of the Seta-passenger's Act will not, prevent emigration, and'the outward intercourse. with British North America, has af forded the Means of an increased vent for it to the - United States'; where every lure and inducement is held out to British artificers and Seamen. '• • For these reasons, I . am indtteed again to "call on the LANnED hITEIRST, whose . intliienee 'in the State is great, to exert themselves, -rid to obtain a Parliamentary inquiry to he, made, wi l m jer there is, in fag, any scarcity cif Oalc Timber in Great Dritain?" for on the result. of that inquiry,' it is now admitted, but not in the most gracious man , ner,the propriety of admitting India-/m,iit ships to British registry is to be maintained or given The policy or impoli c y o f t h e measure, and the coOW[llllo9ns naturally arising front the .peblic dependence an ; the nom% I NnitEsTs, as affcetin;e the navy, the'revenue, British nianufactures,.ani the employment of'British shipping in the import- ation at raw4naterials used here in :the huildia and equipmeot of ships, are thrount at a distance, and on thissingloquestion, it .now appears, the fate of thousands of the King's, best subjects de ,pends. Ts in, y R CV lEw, p. 327, I shall now c o nc l u d e t hi s address with the fol lowing quotati on f ront N o, 16 of the Old QuAß who regard th e prosperity and safety of the coun try, without ,referen ee t o their imatediatepersonal interests, to deterniin e , whether it does not incul cate principles ore applicable to the well-being of at m gLtild ' , than all the nt , ti.yas promul the illumi nat i I have before ment i one d . g O et l i d b)i En ~:•. re - ‘ll4ll - 11: , ....1:::.F.1.1.', fa Ow (laarist.?.:o'4l''' ' IV ! At'ther the nu:ill . ..sr and welfp.i e 4, tfle. sA " be not the Iris ,tr'en, , ,lib oF tl'e Crov.:a.P .W1:1C-,.. act-marry i n h a 1 1 i , ,, , ,.. t i, ) .- ! ,.. ; ...00!. - .. well fell, CI ' and lwiged, woui,l uor. (.....;:ry il- populous ; 'and, whet her at. humeri pie, in such cirezur.staucc4, .."."01.1,. a flottri,hing nnt:ln ?—And . ‘vh plentifully for.tho pOor hr.; ?lot- fee toe substance xv:s.oreof will shoo' branclies,'and causc the top to fi not propose thes,tiouestions Bs' conceived would ever. tie dispute. excellent man believed, :i all w' before hint, tiiat the strengifi of eil - mainly in the nurilier Of their that the true v ii -,.. .If tiovornnu ,vent their st o.,.f r os fronl maltiply tuts and eniplot,ement for 111::::4 . 0$ PIY -" , ; • a cityn < S I t a l l t e , i l l s: t e t o i t c t e i n e t : l t g :::::l7lit se. :2i ' t n: N e. : :atfl"4°l/I. ' ( , I th ese tbys, who pro':ess such , for the. inalti grounds, to exercke a little ten towards their protection on nun natnely, to secure the coniinuan 'Tihoynient in theierespective cal' able, thein to bear-with cheerfu the burtlunis of war—to previ abandonment of their fire-a gods, :: , ....a that they nuiv, under siltation of the country, securer t t t i l i t e e l i e r " e ' r is e K a e d i r:t l 'll :ip s, n: f aird the tt i t 'r le i rl u t i.:(troatu,i ' l and render aborti' encipy, Whose unr , :mitting t'i' are unceasingly di'..eciedt<) Ili a t lit mica/ arsenab in every 'port in -- ')-' comp; id. t.Fa% tit et ab hoite Oceri. i t rol l, , 3,:tillr A i l tei r r itc : :. - Ip e l .el l ii i .i0, 0 1 : ) : ::i 1 1 ( :1 1 1 1 e.. ' e l.------.- y rs u..l en. tail ori i n t -------- 1 1 e 11 ° .1. ‘ ) C i c i i . il tt ll ' 1 . , •... tahseniiiit:glha,pd:.:cueic(eif ',tt)ifw‘ltecgc:s'ili,licsiiot'uill"); Tills recineot pity .been , favourably li'l et t i o ,51:1- 1 ' The rise is from C'"*. 9 day, or 3s. per week. . ~, lito' l l Dr, , . i .., ) au lf n- Fires.--'fittirsPy laorwilt,,,;'lli ,fr.• five and six o'clock - , a - must .31.,o'rlo'pol.01: struetive fi re brOke out at the , ."' i ' - s l l' ) .tiq ui4l ' s I. house °n 'the.QttitV, at Pool, ivil'',('',.',::ll', ' consumed, t„.4ether ,‘s , ith t 1 3., t ruiV ;c ot; .bulidings, - in ,, of it dric,,,:::!st'''ll4:o;(l i's. large store- Il i l t v o ' ::1:3 iiiii:iaCgti. t i l:0 ):111'.01111 . 11°1 . i i i ' e e l4.1.111bt°11,11 ; 11' .‘ t - ,ol e of their valcahle contents. I . lt i r iol' . " - " s _ e 1 % in g„ the most rem:.,tc, the 14 1. ,,, o*.d 41 . 1 : i i its Stol . • . %-,:eit g;,t,...,1. 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Mr. Daprea's villa, at l,,.ftcons , ''i , ' ~\,,, the late celennited :qr. 3)rke, ~1 ' v ole ; 0, , death inhabiLal by r4i-ri. 11:ir!:o atita, 11. ,c11, a •sisort i i - time ago, seas Ott Crid.3Y , ',:', / , t :it 1,, 10 , sunied by fire. The 10,3 ii e--,zilliat‘tile 6011' A fine brolix ou t on Thursd.ty lo co , i l l belongitiP. to 7.dess.r.;. 'fr.-iii-ord 4 0 .( 1 1 1l occustoifeCl by-t.he h jr ., E ilq; of th' 2 `,'. ot tli which spread with stich.rapiditi,,,t,'ie coli!l.i of the baildinff was in a shal; '' l ' .. Tbe ILA'S is cot7sitterable. • c o l: 0 N At the Great Session for Itilericsa'e.", qo at E`ril4.. last week, Thomas- 1f,dw,•),11,,,,,t,, guilty Of harhar.oursly murde;in`J4LY,l„,,cioca: near. Traeth-mawr, oppo§ite to ...00.tedif. pursAiant to his sentence, ,w 6i t.. d e lio r fi trell,- On Saturday, mid his bot l Y of i i i; , o.;,' dissection : he was in the 69th Yc' r , ,i i .141 met his fatal end with ,an uo" l ” fi lv ' o pil he made no confession.--• t-ITE'eci:pos:,-,-, found guilty.of-forgery; itl" 111(). ' i. ot 1 found. I 9 rive Pound forged 1 1 °' 1 .. it r',, . badet ',. 4 ' . Notes at the tifue he wo 3 1 1 P r to , kee?', ' 1 that he was a few years aao it 4 " -Il • 0 01 ' minghato ; he is orttfrecl :i."'‘?tlNjeitfur 10,.. of May ttekt.—Auother prtson‘,: _ i lia A sueirgeei i eL ea in rs: th t e ra l u ) :l; i t ,b ta o t it io ri i l l o , o l ( o t . l o .t, f t;, i?„... ,,e . „o , ,, -------------: 1101; !!!!titi. ~t 11 ,00 11 0 1, On Wrzlneithiy, the sl;u: Apri),:: tfq.. folk, the .Lahr loi Thomas l'E"` II 13erw ' ' -of that Catiliti, of a Solt And.fleir* br?unoilk!oin:sti.y.N,laetreSitia, LlNit:l.ariuyl's,lc:Ctitrillitttpri:jill:f.,,,,l`;3::TlNlr:::r..e.,,4' ' I Nt'ii. esl thick, widow of the Jatv Cart:1,111.10 In + . the r lO - te Capfaiii. 3 ,h 1) Nl'lixiidric... ~ 1 , pit , 1 i 1.. I ) 11 Tilut... tAy , rd. BM b, l'itoltos h' ~ 00 , .0 C ua , i coxinaili, 10 .: ,Ige,,tq. third (I,i,osfi.t.:r of Orqc.volue•Thwi Dalt, ' Vit : 161 '' flu Che ,r3a .o,t. at. 14, , .. ii l• t t " LA , ' St.i:litil, io Alinr, vottitg. , ' , .': het " :t 10“...1:r4. 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Jorficii . cuiviliani;ivg the .4::g gt th, to Nits ":411,11-1,1 ii'rit .11 ad ' 14034`...,1P ii 'art Ttamws 11'-: * , ' •'' , liloy,,t,iio• ' . . y. _ lit,;,*tir,,, ta we* •:„..,- .'' -• 01 ,,,r0 1,":, , t, 1..,,,,j, , ,s „_ is,. ni !i'o 11),:u1;:t1.), Cillebra • .1:1;1' 'll .:eaj, Mr ~:i, L.,,,, wife, Ot W. ": ' „, .0: 104,44141, i,,, e 211 1 inst. at V,,,-,ss*.e.',,hiter a r'',,,440, , ', t '' - .: , ri.11.,r6.4, s,ife or ;:i-...l'olirtiitlrPry t:!, )f•st• Paul 4 ( burc,,.; w i .' ic. of "t"' a-'Y, i'lri, C.liiicr,oc Sed'''''''''' $1 ?vireY,liged 7.., • :0111%t, ~.._ ;"45/3st, ut tile houie.ot liisl,rotiierv't ~,,0i,,,.,:- .:antahirstaiiitt of ".. :i,le OW; ii i 11'1'4(610' 4 ~,q Is .:;to,Lt, S:.!ifivulteli, E*l•;l,,,.f‘',l;,illy'l' - i, 4 3.t0 t it• lot., LeWbi -'--- ' . 4. .l' ---- --' --....- _ _ ...----..-...,,-- ---:•: 'lr.). !-,,.. ' 4 l P111:42. r)fs sr,;(;,: -.s 0 1 `; ''''''''' I' . 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Among them, was the man charged with theasstulf, Who; it seems,, had been attracted:to vice:, theextraintltnary act of nattwe, 'who, it appeared, while she wils ex - Whiting the egg, gave her a blow on her arm by design, which ktioaked the egg out of her hand and broke it. The.witnesses who attended ad mitte.d and . confirmed that an inscriptitm to above effect did appeal' on the egg in question, but whether it Was an act of nature or of , _rt (J2' artifice, - they could not certify. Mf. N.si cs, the Sitting Magistrate, advised ti!C man to make the matter up with the woman, and they retired for that purpose. On their tetarn with the officer, the mini stated, that the woman had demanded" 10/.„as a remuneration for theloss of her egg, The 'Magistrate considering the demand extrava gant and exorbitant, dismissed the complaint. MAnanovsr.s.—Ori Friday, between twelve and one o'clock, infornmtion was laid before Mr. NARES, that a t, , ,:ntlenran of the name of Brazing wits illegally con‘ined in su Madhouse at Bethnal green,.under prett4nee of being insane. Mr. NAlli.S granted a mullions, calling upon Mr. Rhodes; Cie" keeper of the inad4iouse, forthwith to produce the gentleman, before hint .at Bow-street. At four O'clock the parties 'appeared. 'Mr. Ci:42.set.t. attended as Counsel fof Mr. Hazing: Mr. NAitts first called upon the sup - posed lunatic to make his.complaint.• _He Stated, in a very cut lected manner, that in thc,e.arly part of his hfe'he had been extremely imprudent and dissipated, but that his habits were afterwards completely reform ed ; that in July 18114 hrinsell with reading the Vicar of IVakefield, -be was in veigled int° a coach under. some false pretence, and carried to Mr. itliaLs's , mad r hnuse 01 Beth nak;reen ; that be was - there_ treated as ati. ma niac, although. fully in his- senses ; that he was 'cut oirCroM all correspondence wiih 'his friends, and that a-letter he %I - rote to,the. Lord Mayor was intercepted ; that iirtiliT4;', situation intolerable, in the negiuning of March lst he made his es cape at the hazard of his life ;'that he lived quietly and peaceably for a fortnight, when be was again seized and carried - back to the mad-house ; that he was there put. into a strait ‘vai,4coat, and chained to his bed ; that he contrivedimwever, to have a letter sent to. Surgeon Birch, of Spring-gardens, (at . whose instance this application was made), describing his deplorable condition, and that his elder brother had lately died, leaving-a large for tune, runt lie was hisiteir-at-law. Mr. Rubins said, Mr. Bazing had been origin ally sent to his linuse by the parish, under the cer tificate of a Mr. Simmons ; butt he allowed that, during the whole of the time Mr. B. had been in confinement, his conduct had been tinier, orderly, and rational, and no. symptom of .insanity was visible about him. fresh certificate accom panied hi,n when lie kv.n.S brought back the second time. The.visiting physicians had been - to Mr. it's house, Without any - complaint being•made - to, them, and he thought he was. justified. in keep-. ing a patient till they ordered him to be dis chatted.. Mr. Birch the surgeon, Mr. Morris the surgeon, v.ho had formerly been in the habit of attending tzingi and several others who had known great Mintber of years, then deolared that they came forward voluntarily on his behalf, as bvinti an oppresed man ; that they had always. conceived him to Oe perfectly in his , senses, anti 'fliat they were exceedingly surprised to heir that he had. In.,cl4ti, a mad-house. - Several certifi cates to the same effect were, likewise produced. Mt:, e.xpresse;l considerable indignation that Mr . Rhodes should have kept a Gentleman. in continementilenly two years who betrayed .no Syniptoniof insanity ; and observed, that it would havL , . becu a ; ninth fittkr thing to have sent word to , the vis;ing 4 ..'hysirialAs, that there was a person in his boa-ie %rho appe::.l- , .!il to be improperly ccnitiac :. As far as he had authority, be ordered.Mr.Bazing to be discino•ged. As it was a matter,. however, in which the public were' most tr eply intereSted, be wished into be still farther investigated. Dr. Currie, the physician, had particidatly studied. the regulation bf iad - -housess and he .should -try to ptocure his prlefice . another day y; when he retinested that - both . Mi. Rhodes and Mr. Bazhig would attend. . Thii they both very readily agreed to; and Mr. likzhig was inntiediately liberated, and walked Off frith 11:s friends. Ntr, CAMPBELL, in returning thanks to Mr. An ;s for his patient investigation of this.extrm ordinary ease,, said, he had no doubt the humane interference of'the Worthy Magistrate bad pot 'only rescued this indiyidtial from oppression, but would lead to important pnblie benefits. , Iluffey .Wltik and Richard I ayward on Friday undehvent an exaMination, charge(l on sospitiou of being concerned - in breaking open robbing th e . Canterbury bank of between 8 and 9,000/. It. appeared by the evidince of several Witnesses that the, prisoners were in London early on the Monday morning 'after the Bank had been robbed, and were introdticed to a man, to whom they of-- f e rell a variety of notes and bills for sale for less and to induce the Man than their noininal value ; to purchase them, 4aid be might do it with great : . safety, as they ~i. e re.out of .the Canterbury ,Bank S.attn . .lav niht„ and the rokbiry would not be discovered till -the time they were then treating for the sale of its booty, and the discovery an d pli;suit vat ld be Very much impeded, as tbey ilsld I . ):: . ikit an instrument in one of the locks. This Proved to be tile ciie,.as part of an instrument was tu n at w one' o f the Joeks.7-7Tlm 4, were remanded. N , 1 , 11( 1 Ni I No. 112, Strand; and l'ohitsbed by WILLIAM ARMIGEi t sclupps . , south Groirg`F"' Al'the tiyN ). ; , 112, Strand, where Aidwortisenients, Orders for the PePero ' , titers for the Editor, Sic. 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