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-~-~..:._~~s SOUTH' AMEBICA. LETTER .VHOM A MLht. , A N'r A:r lITIENOSAYII.ES. • - fnmeitiaed Iron un Papre t f Yelterdqy.l . • • cf The Retiro, W occupicd by-the Marine Corps, wasattacked by tiw,‘ al& ot 2000, led on by General Sir Siodust. AocumuTv. The Command d.int CoNCFLA sustained the tlre of this divislon for 'love hours and an half, .when, h.iving lost 'a num 11'r amen, and , expended all the zmintinition fa his ' a r,Jl4,r y 1 oself Prisoner of - War, with all his surviving_ Odieers and troops. " Toe other attach; on Int.; City !-reved more for innate for us. Language does not tnroish expres. stuns to cotiveS , an idea of the valour and .• of our peOple,' Tht horror of t , a( and skVoid Eno. inentarily enereased ; whole colitiiitis were cut d iwn, and numerous patties of scldier tmide pri- Soners ; and in the course of five hours: the' 13 arracks 'W;ere - filled with the- Prisoners, while the streets were, ccivered with :the Enerny's deadli the survi . virs tivitui far' range to the Retiro, Providencia, and Santo - Dothitign, • • " In ilie elitirch helOnging to theeonvent of the lat tc•ra a body of SOO men took. shelter, and gained the r tof, undo!. the Con - 811100 nt Irt.:tieral CitAut , t!itti • • :hid the perjure, Licut....ol•. DtowtsruigPicK., Th ey p , ,;t to Ott,!..b . c:ftlie t ninths, and outidec( andther, ;nut plittidei6.l every tiling thk.'y conld Lind in the cbureli and tlw cells, with this special circumstance', th at`Genyeal CA wetiqin inroirect for the ii) )tit valuatile articles. Under the Pretence of a Or )ey,,. die) , t :miuitted the inilletillus atrocity u( killing the Nav i ,ieuttnant BA.r.TASAn' (j;g(ayErLA, to Sei6iiior toctif . ., and also the Don ),liiNtitt. ARnO. They, at tirr sit i 1( t i„ 3o ; . , w o united the Caiitain of Artillery Doti Jos sus; , Seignior Et to. bt.ing int:drilled of these events; o inim ,, it , ( I ClAt-Twin.t.o stneender, ,asSuring hurl, , Thai i.e bh'ir.ld not otp'erieri,:e the kator whko, in siil3ll.4e eircuinst4uices, bad been iihewn by tit , Goverttdr.of the ; Canarics, and that he would immediately proceed o„level , the oonvent With the ground, His answ-er was ILO of arrogmice, WignitYink to the Aid . ..de-Cam:l, that tar from think • ing of slim-mitering, t foe latter had coerte r)lieit A capitulation, and, that he was de. p4inin,eA to advance at the point at Ihe bayonet, 'On the rec , ..ipt lit tins answer, immediate prep:mi tto:l4 were made tor an attack in due foray. The ;friskers' was broUght up, and 'the fortilSegan to play upon the twin) . With such etfeet, tWrt;:.;e.-its certain - dent. uttiatl hetiae their eyes, a.: flag of. truce was opeedily displayed ; and Seigniiirt''Et.lo. ltaOng pro. ce s ded to receti,e their subinissiOn, CRAtiVAD and Lient.-Col. with their 800- sotdiers, sur rendered to little more than 200 men wlyp L-assailed ttu ' na • , • ‘.‘ Under these circumstances, having already in Our lIALIJi VOO prisoners ; mid considering that the loss ut the eoi!iny, in killed and woonded,•was not . le3S, resullied to send a flag of tyuce to' Gillet-al Witt t'riLocKe, to represent toe advantages Which had just been outaineu over. his troops'i at a 'ltesh. proof Of . SPanisti generosity, to ,sloify that he would be permitted to re-embark his troops, and should hav e 1i iy prisoners restored, together with those taken at the re-eonquest of the city, on the eonchnoti of surrendering the fortress of Monte Vic co, and evacuating the itivcr Pktta. The answer, v.vith;;ut totich'og materially air the subjeef of the provusals, concluded with requesting an Armistice of ti ors. Ayerbal message was sent in reply, j 9.. tini%iiiitT, that as the con iideratiens of hihanity, "r h"P"ils , not "It I " ith adiviate r c, pno.;, the horrois of war roust recom nwoce a patter of an hour, and accordingly pre pin t cti ere made iOr rest - 44)41-g •our hire. But hi Lf one haitr ellipsed,..Vhetvatiodieriflag of ttuere in from the EngliblpGoverai, wok a j e t. • frr, oposini.i, au Araii,tice, until fin Pliicov t stipe ritir rant,,t,ouid be sent,to treat 'rtkforitetioglibe.conei liatoly prtiposit,ons Which had beetv•suggested and the 'proposal') of the .respeetive,Gcnetais not who. Oitirent; a Tr.aty 'was soon , concluded. They wt:ited till noon of the subsequent day for the approbation of the English Admiral, winch W..as the;; teceited, in the Icrins of the annexe 4 This signal and heroic triumph is due to tife enthusiasm at a loyal and gen,erpus I ,v o i l le, who, for the space of eleven mouths . , havyat mu n,, occ i t h e i r industry, their , Oerriinerce, and cointorts ; cif - their' own habitations, in order to. acqnjre. a pri: i jc;c i ic y the use of arms and who, by s,it4 - iticitig,their pr . ). v . ate interests, and many of them then . ; in de fence of heir religion, thejr,kiog, and their cointry, tivill ferma men-lora* eyed). in history, exhibiting a model of tidelity and patriolisoi to 01 those who have the happiness to he, the ,subjeSs of the, hestof Moninchs, and to be govertied'hy the wisest, laws in tb universe.. Can add)ng y) the (English) giirtion of this . place, - the total of the Ex pe(..4.-11, under General C 1,6 LIEU It CY, in•orderto complete the 9790 men vs . bo attacked us, you will find the number of tro rho left this port groiter than tho,e who disembarked., a crrcunistance, which► attaches a degree of itnpi•obabi lity to the gr pt loss tbey have sustained'; hitt you will please- to observe, that by their own Coriti:ssion, they:lost hi ‘voithded, and priSetiers i 'abovt.t 4'..:0u men, the number of the latter being certainly in nob inure considerable than the former. 'None of titian h:ici ever r4tyrned, tiad,not those .sentiments of liwuanny 'Which ..fre inseparable . .from the Spanish ti,alacter, and the primary intereAp'hf . relie‘ing this caty re.trained the ardour, tneityoups ; - N.llO wished to put them ;ill w tin i 4 Our loss is .stated toconSiqi'of t3til) 'killed and 50( 4 s otll.li.kii,, .t,4lluse blood %yid inntiortiilize the utemory of this, inti3hitants'of . dna Ciwital, ( p u rely deiending ..has re-conquered •an itYi poitant fortress„ . .given,tholaw to its. lkiii•gerst and, by compelling them ;0 .evacuate the River -Plata, prevented the entire ,of this part of Ametica, w i l i e b mist' otherwise , have cortandy taken l lice, ;04 d 'the. recovery of whieli tnnqe perinips have 0b.(7,ed,, our Court , to assent to dialth4trabte "Croitf.p, , Tiavtiliem who .arrived list tiight ittgn the 7\ -rth,' repro4etit the roads: irt many k arts to be cwo:,.t.ti wit h situ 4 . three footytitcp:, ,LJIP .1 1 1E,P 0 It I. COURT OF KING's BENCH, WESTMINSTEIIti. NO'V %Willi 13. 1 This being .a paper day, their Lorthhips were oe. cupied during the forenoon in homing law argu 1. men ts on subjeffs in no respe6 appertaining to raib i lic interest. What most attracted notice vit;.is a matter of ejeament. GALS ANn °TITERS V. PARK. It was an a6lion brought to recover 'a e.ertain moiety of-lands, pursuant to the last 'will surd testa, tent of the elder brother of. the Plaintiti,.Galei . and Which 'lands were in theixiSsession, c,f WC Defend, ant, as tenant, in common With others; who held it in, .he by another clause in the : will.; The whole of. the case turnetl upon the construction of. the will, which, .as Mr. D.MPLER observed, was such as most likely even the testatkr z Atimsell could not explain. Mr. Pm t, wai heard on the-t)ther side, and the" Culgt took tittle to consider their decision. • 14PESSSED SEAMEN. • ' The ApionilY.GgNeitii, shelved cause against Rule obtained. fbr a Writ of Habeas Corpqs to bring up the body of a seaman who was impress‘.!d from a Greenland whaler. By the several Acts Ot the i 3th Gei.). IL eap...eK. sec: ,;5 and .r...)(3. Geo. IT. cap. 4 See. , g; were 'made to protect seamen eMpioyi ed in this fishery from being impressed ; and as tar as theSe lawS went, the learned Gentleman admitted that pehon would be entitled to his Writ Of Hal be Corptis.•' But there W - as another At which 1. , ,J tounthit vLiry nuessary to haVe recourse to on , oec[isin, namely the :33th Geo. 111. c. 9, see. 31. 'Hi' this act all the, powers Of tile t),...0 first faws were conhrtned under certain exf:vption., rehtricitions awning Which were, that of - cot ipell* the Master or Captain of Gi l eenlaii4Ship , to keep list of his peOpie, describing their several Occupatious on beard; wh,:tiier harpooners Or otlirwlse. Now, in the, nreieht case, it was discoVered that,the individual seeking his diseharge was not -em oiled in any liSt kept by the Captain, and was therefore excluded all t the benefit or these acts, and not 'entitled to the Writ pi , r 1 i'or.--01 this opinion was the COutt, and the iinle•wo4 refuSed. , , ,CORPORATE RIGHTS. Mr. IjOttotYdn moved for a rule to skew- cause why 'an infOrination"; in the nature of a quo war.- ranto,„ shonld not issue, calling upon Mr. J. Rich ards to sheW by what authority be exercised the of fice of ,Portreeve . of the BorOUgh of Penrhyn, in Cornwall. The grounds upon which he moved ivere, that he was not elected to serve that office ac, cording to the rules of the Corporation, as established by custoin iniinernorial ; which ruies the. Learned Connie' stated to.the Court.--Rule granted.. ' ' PRACTICE. On the m e olion of Mr. DAMPI”, v leae was given to aniend a declaration after two terins had elapsed, by allowinn. the Pl:thitiff to add another count to the rifie neusiity, of having the declaration amend ..f arose it ,rn tut ail of the Daendatit's. 'Uhder that cot n si , !etion, and that only, the Cuart gra n ted the motion. COURT ()F EXCIiEQUt;R. COL. rULLAILTON V. COL. DRAPER. Application was made it this case to alloW . thia Plaintiff to proceed to trial. It was an action of da. : wages for a libel Contained in a bock pitblished by the Pcfenctaut. The libel insinuated that . COloael ~ Fullarton had made unfaithful returns while , serting. with his ieginient in Ireland , and . that documenti were deposited with the proper ()Ricers to prove 'the assertion. ,11-arly in the prrsent year the. Defendant filed a' bill, ,and obtained coininissions to procure evidenCe in Ireland an d Scotland neceisary, for his defence. It was now argued that uncecesidrrtlelay had occurred, and that `the Court" ought to SUffer the Phioiiif to do to trial,' aslie anxious 'to rescue Ins eharador front the stignia. it received the libel. TO. SOLLMTOR 7 GE . NEtt AL readatradavits,in which the Derendant set ftirth, that 'no diligence was ivairt ing on-his part to acCelerate the cause. was also stated, thin His Iloyal HighnesS the Oothmaiader in Chief had pertnitted' military aeCotifits to be trans mitted from Ireland to his offiee'; but before the Defendant had- been able to avail himself' of the by inspeaing the whole,.theywere conveyed back to Dublin, which consequently occasioned de lay:- • • • Mr. lia ttT followed on the same side,. an&cor.t tended that there.had been no design on the part of. :the Defendant to- procrastinate. The delay had been occasioned by the difficulty which the Commis sioners found of examining persons in -Scotland and Ireland; many of-whom being in high official sittaa tiOt s they could not readily attend to the conattiis.: - sion. • The Court, After some dikussion, were of Opinion that the Defendant ought to be prepared with evi denee to Auppurt bis plea of justification by next Term, when the Conn would dissolve the Injunc tion, and leave the. Plitintitt at liberty to procced to trial. COURT OF CEIANCERY, , Nov. 13. Mr. Pt.t,mvottst this diy made a new motion for a notice tO Mr. Tebbnt, SteWai - d of' the Manor of Hackney, to produea. all the Court MAN of the manor, as fir back 'as ihe year 17 t 2. . This motion was not of bo extensive anature as those whitih tie hail made oil this subjeCt ancl which ji leaned Colinficl '(Mr. Itichari4) had' protiounce,l vexatious and nottiteintical. : The object 01 it was, to enable his Clitut, 'in a cause aireaay before thc! Court, to obtainevt.ry intOrtnation with regard to a coirybold theittrnor, troth which he hats been ejeded, :to WhiCh' 'he laid to 'his claim beibre that Court. Mr, PLOWDUN etitercht into a histOry`cif former motons - on' thi! - 1 subjeti,:and Woued tb bet only of 'their haying been &sCribed las vexations and tionsensical, .but 'also at his -Lord ihio'hAYlna* observed u Orn pon'e as - costly and unad 7 Vised. FIL , wa4 procceiing'at s'oma length on this' (Opic, when he was interrupted by The LORD ei4ANCELLOR, Via.) observed, that he certainly thought, hudiald,. - that his last tnotfon oil ;_iiii'stibjeft'ivar: costly and Unadvised; tired lie 31inulii have - said the'saibe to the (irk Couusl either wit inn or withoUt the bar. *words on that Occasion LUND 0- N s" 0 , 1 -h y —tetto,RD 11A Mit IS, of No„ 4, Martlett.enurt, Itow-btrot ; Ar the , SIJN-Ovvicv No. te, Strand ; where /Um tisenients, Order; did not, howeNeii. Convey the least personal speci to Mi . , PLownitN, a. he,seemed,,to atippcise. • Mr. itrcamt6s . c intk.nded that the motion vi pteeeden, and that '110 : ' Imo a rilLbt for any priva(e objeut of, his ovvh, to call 0p0ni. , .;:0-tiler tiler person to _produce the title:deeds ot ;his estate. ~ The LORD Cif ANceLLoa, said, that :he should ler his dcokiiin on this point till he could ascemia trom Whether the Plaintiff wag a t opyholder Of nut. MT.% 'v. OSBORNE AND oTHERS : .. The petTindani, in cOtnrny . \‘ ‘ iith • ti‘o otHr formed a lim,king - E r ;;latinaff- Anent at Abergaverwy. By One.. of the arti6eS agreenieitt entered'into h(;ti•veen_ them., it waii that When any one - of !hem chose to with.... . dram; front the partiiorsliip, he its to giVe months previous ntitice of hi, inte:ittion: Three Of , them gave ,notice to the Plaintiff of their intrytion, to withdr a w at Ntitistuntncr , the Plait7', c l ; tilt When that period arrived, instead of tieing tiLire. l to retain possession of the honse and bitiiiiesS, which then naturally devolved Ulan him, found hitrisetf exclodwl by his line partners, who proCeeded. to carry on the btisiiiess . on their . own account, and in theii own narrie: • . " • • Mt. Hato!, in behalf Of the Militia, also stated, that when the partneriddp connueit6cd„ 26 . ,0001. stock vi. l .;s placed in the books of the Gov&nor and Compny ofthe Bank 'of . Eliglanti, in the nalneS .- i.if all, the partners, to give credit and Aability.io the muse.? but since three. of,' them had withdtnwn froth the partnership, they had thought fit to trans fer this money in their own mike inta the said books, omitting entirely that of the. Plaintiff. Ile theret;ire no,W moved, :that this money shonld be again transferred eh the natile of the Accountant. : . General . ; and placed under care, till ilia partner:. ship . concerns shotsid be Sir S. lltpoctor, tier the Defendants, contended, that they ; had offered to pay the Plaintiff' the sum of Oa whichwas till that was due to bin) out of the concerns of . the partnership, The ett.'4• - of the present motion would be Only to embarrass hi's_ chews. The Latin Cu Aticgt.i.aa said, 'that this was Ili, titer a singular case. "These Welsh Bankers h'att hit upon:a new waY•of withdrawing from a partnership. Under colour of withdrawing, they mpant, to carry. oft all thebusinei,s themselves, to, the exclusion of the person Wont whom they I;6thcfrew. 'ft; Mg peeled they would find 'themselves mistaken, sad that this banking concern really di-..01,ed to the This, hoWeve`r, vvauld be a ty.testion to be afterwards decided. At pre icut. - not seem perfeEtly clear in *fib-, and - by what ; means', 'the stim of :stack Was transferred into 'the Bank books t!., ,•._cand time ; namely, af terthe Defeni o h:i xithdrawn froti3)the-paritVer- • ship. He wished this to be clearly ascertained; line he cansented to ,the present motion.. ANTIE NT , z.aq- atm wa i s-ploutil ing . (in the est:ne of GEOR CA TENNYSON, FM' at Tcalby, on the Weds of Lincolnshire, -he struck upoa..an.. earthen pot or urn of. roarselpanufatiture , :coptail ! ti;&Aipwnr 'cls of 6coo silver pieces, all of eXiiiiiimitiGn, firOV , ed* fo 'be pennies of ‘ Kfit' H lhrs the grcitiest rittanthy tlf 3 fotn-ever, blind together in this liiiagdom. The -p9npies-.;off that early perm .f are-nearly equal in ln trrnsilf ii'ort ‘ h to 3d. of money . ; and consideriag ftzti hetiveetr the tomparative value - 6( money and earrunotliries in tine present age and tho % tw4-Ifth century- p in this treasure was probably bUried, the dt;.posit would be equal, at the time, 1 0 titriSot t,f modern Computation. The coir.Ware variou3 mints, triarir bearing the it:inlet of towrii ct here. it has been hitherto unknown that money was-ever mil of nioniers with Whom an tin:itquainted. 'A se tiott 01' tit* piavv ha clepdsited in •t he British' ~ly4eutu. otbers. have, gotie to enrioll privatect 1faioli0; particularly , that of Sir jost • ipn ./3Al:4Ks i v .l * ttni.t.VerObk their iri-angettieni; and he rest "colitinde -in. Slr; Titiivysolett pb3session. theS depbsit o;ig . _made in what but a few yelts since •was-4 large and, field, on the highest part of the Woldi) 4 1 t foad,•fornicrly r n iirar tho spni, which is a"risiil irotintl; by sotne sitppo:ticl t') •be ‘a• tutnithis' he'iliatl- - row. ? Tlte• - ..ircutujacer,t, land lifts. , teen carefullydng oi•er, in the.expeOation of additional, treasures, •I/I! without success. • • - BIRIIIS, -On Saturriay fast; at Ilifrons,--the Lady of P.dtvatil Taylors, Esq. M. P. un• the City of Canterbury, of a Son. . On Sunday last, 'at Logue, Mts. KinioLk, ftelbti, Son. Lately, in .Portiand.piace, the Lady of Chates EMor. of a Diti,thter.. • . . On Wilnz,s,:4); .MrS. Siterton, of Fitzroy.squar, et 4 Son. ' • , . m/mri oft gatuptay Miflao Priit, ien, of A I rn;litrif, FI:;p0; . ' o rrt the CUM'pl.ccL. • , 1%1 . 3,1143y ;TA, at St. Gile,'s &.•;d-1 , r. Witri)e r, utYitsfoui lictts, to Miss. Stlrco a! * luttli; at Crot , lon 'Church, •Surr;:t , Mr. tVitluti; I Litliegtaill y Le,:t, , rs;:;riirc, to Mafia, elc;:st uti ? Virr Siiiallpttvc, fti it . • at.lValtuit. in FEJrti, ticury Ivlannipfis 14(1 youii,t;e,t sins "Of t'liarl'S - Jate uf'l'llar the Canuty,tifSttire).';« o- frib , third tisught,:r et itu-: late it tei...:11 Skinner, Newtown:lib4ir, tit the entioty ,of il,uits ,l . " Ott i s k :U9N ' in tt:tm~hir"e, to Nitss falt ettir'ti of ClAinfAirutt. On the i;t11 ult. :Nl:math! ~, ,tli/RIA Pititll l . , listl;,* 4 %. i)oininieS,, to Mks Catit:ifineAVllsoii , artire . K"' ini stor GatArie,,:•. . • • . • ,•• . . , :,, • . . On Toe:1 tn sdonung,..after• 4 few nours,ii . kteAs,. ,Tivlngl D. 0. 1 ,:, Ecl.• 41.iioinnigtian, Ste ,:t•I u ! tne hi,try.w , o . f . Bath. i , • • ~• • . , The ova,: day, at a very advAnccdage,xt 11,:r seat, Full-cad, , in Devonshire, Mrs. TnektfCht. -•• • , - , , ' • . . • • Yeste.r4.4y, at Capta,w.tilietl'::.,Caltitterwe.ll„, hlr. 1141 11 ! plirey S)denti:in , l,• of _N1 :....._4.__:_....... ciA la oild-s!ret : t t ~.:.........;_:.;. :................ `PK if:L. 01' .)101.A6 • . . ... • " YEstilti.).4 Y. ' • . italic Stock, 224 22; . i (!tji.4,StOGIC, .i, s Kt i lit a y .:.,11 1)C ir i . f. , r 7 n 4 1 .7 .. 97; % S I q 1 i i 1 t ic... ,.. 1 i b t L4 l ,:r i i 3 , P I il, ss. 1s . 00 1 tthli 5 per Cerrt. r I, ;‘!fil. 4 per t:r.nu. 8o ft f 1 ( t:irtitnit. i rr. 3 Crp Ce.%t. Kett, 61 .I, i 1 3 , i►,.:r Cent. i)Clet!s:l, I tier ;..::ent. Coil 63 i i - I Itt e pc. 7 Tr.ll 1 p&I" Cc lit. 61 t, .. Dank 1.. Arm. .1 i 1.4-14thi • Dinit,Arris Ditto Sti4it Mit. . ' rat. 16i 26th in . st: 691 ' . _-.... lIICH-WATER AT I,()N-DoN • BKIDGL T o.moß , , ROitr.• • Morning, p min.. after u. I Afternoon,. 4' min. Irtter4.- _ • MONDAY Morning, 39 min. aft•t• 2. I Afternoon, 57 min After Z. _ . SV ENC ' *tit and --PERKIN,' No: rt rt, ' " I\:lts.lig3o' . • 'street; I ntpuitass of Wine. tor .upwaidt • :rttCirry ) ,4 ",i, ciOteeni tit whii.h.they have adopica qut-a,unii,,rie Altiiiep, meliorating it' in I.4rge V.its cif.3linil :.rici;) Oa!tons courent4 : -. 13 rf.R.tiSed in Germ ny i Sind ()Met P Jai. ti.:, ahr.:.'d ; hi' wh, t .,` ; .1 1 their Wtnes are SO improved in• Flayour, anti their Coga,, Qualities retained, - that they are .pot only ii delicipiii. l,l ? to.the-rolate, but 'gratelitl to the Stomachs of Nervous i' l : Pi14, 0 49(1 the Aged and Infirm. 'their Stock of OW 1' 0 " Madeira, Buce.lla, /Ix. is`of 16,0z01. value, by which theli ire etrabled to keep Wine , to great a rcs , bath m Cok. 4 , Bottle.. . They also keep a large Stock of Cogni.ic l'irmii. • : Pine and Jamaica ((Ulu, and rant-Intuit cirmige Shinh,t: oldest - in London, treated in the ~ , ,tinc,pui.ii, n er in Vats, vii;;.i.", i6th their Whles, th,:y keli!on 'ma not niptier.to 'ret lo4 E tar .litert dy NotiLs . s . than r a Dou . rnoney. n sant to any ptrt of the Town frog of x iwn . , _ :-...---_-,-------. "77 ...% • . ,ICU It (IF s . roNE AN It,AYE .1%11417., Surgeol), Soo t toptol,) 4„ ; v o,lcrom s ' l ury.squarl, Vivi-rictor V EN: 'l',ll ytt-etlicaci , .os Lore !: ' V !X VI or I r F. A- nolo 2 °' lie, tiat'lw tur titnita %oars dtvo:i...l in. atten tion to the 'ab , :ie.' , l)i r se.,bCs,' and thei,. that 46i:int. He ~ he consultrd dmiy at 111,L,Ict . and inorc, especially on Wetioc,,i3)s. mid I. rich), „1„,, itispenyiei the Solvent in b , ittleA 4s* Stamp* of which 1„,,t c,ct :ait ti. t''f; red aha'therdbY . the concretion of Sinite ilt t,ersors nt a a*.:kirntoy I i ie. It;l at Stilt! also 'it 11;`,Yon ant Bolton's, tront:Oz thc 'Lc bud. just Itubli,ltt::!, 0 A vthory:i• - •A'r tone and Crivel,"•Nitil'it l'i. their I iikr i)J4 to , rh?: ytutipi,f t 4 1 - ' 11 4: with rainy Cittiaorititiary stitnz 'dr - ti:itat evtoratter rite operation. it4:l been re,iit:dved on. A N 'OF prto F I , '!gft PiZE PENSIONS IS ONLY 'Ft) ' HIM Wl4O IS CoN;.i. OF INCAII: 6 -. 1 .,, 11. „C r ri - tE , PllO ► FlifiSl()N 1 1 1 , ,Sti) , N ;7 :* - • III( E i are z.iffi ply , Ii ire 4 of civ,l6te or Surgeon ;---;ii4t tr. to coonle'lii‘ Practice to VT,N COM and 01.11(.411A ; lime Out, iii the ) NIP LA I NTS, for !.it L:?Ts• 43f Ttit‘7 )ears stt itrunlia.este'r•4i, 'Yla,. vtL'‘„,:i that pt s..one illiterize :Men, lender i ,,(' N A NIL S 11. v.; copied his Advertiserneni , almost • Winift; Mit thclit)ory In the Public:4m ',revs:Pica „ c. 44041. inquiry tot the ectritic.lifs , Intl' , anti irk! of :11.e -I.?*or inch is ',manta). potiii.stitct at the I,iiu,t f. ilo'S" w Iris. - ' • per iNii.oPisealieS f;-.lt .withstgarcr . poipkyicY • IM ttitiseAiaile4l by f.itt( 4 ,lllo o anrl to Cat . s 'Ciattililiatroitis' , lllaiiilitY• of mor e desirable in . the Trolvssor, than wlicre tr 0 ,,,, s . COlititCh‘Ca . anti •tr.c ;ricsr crr(:y cxlicti.:l. • Tcrtits plainry itaYed itheceli fi t 'l l ri ' ; • , LetttiS:contAinipg , a 45tik.N . ,0P. , ,. tai r. 1r Ri c l i t h P'fis-NItATION of lIEATH, in all V 4 l :" itt ola 4_44-04 1 1' . 1,;„it 1N :ma Cal6s bri./1:1111-1.1 4r4in j i . friato 1 0,jolti of incnnverte Y unto, 1,04 ' 1,F,:,,,t);51 Jaittrilthirnates, OrAtipfe:ValCdilta gAiaris 014 l'4t) Lire. Aruhdet.itkk, t~tiv• 10 POLICE. M'Afti.itotto*ii-sr ttvcr:L-Yesterday, an appren tice to Me 544. Muyers and Co. array -clothiers and tailors, in Mortimer-street, was Charged'with hav ing, at divers times, raibed his employers to a very een3ideraVehinothit. • it appeared by the statement of witnesses, that the entsing-rooms ot: the Prose 7 tutors had been rohbed at dittl..rent times during the I:tr-! t \vo years, and that the Prisoner was detected in the fret 00 TneSdaylaSt. He confessed having committeddhiredations on the property of his mas ters 'for a long time and he also made known where a considerable quantity, of it was to . be found. Search warrants were given to Hamilton and Foy, officer:,, Who fotina a.good deal •of the. stolen pro perty,. at the houses 01 . 0mith, a piece-broker, in 'rum:el-court, 13edtbrdbur1, and of Abet - di:6n, in the.same neighbourhood. rhe'parties were all se cured, and were remanded for anoiher l examination. , • . , iiI.ANSION•32IOII4I,i.-- , •)(Clqerdily Mary GiaSSOW charged before .the -Loma. MAYOR with having a quantity 'of melted pewter in her poSsession, of which she Could not give a proper account. Thomas .Sspwell prodUced the metal, and told his Lordship that knowing the Prisoner to be.ao incliffe.rent cha racter, Ito snspetted the pewter to .be publicans' pots melted down.• The Prisoner was .epnviated in the penalty of forty which.she.not having iri herpower to pay, was committed to the Poultry Compter. , sf 4 1 11ary , plank,. a well-dressed woman, was charged, .with having about. 30 pounds weight of raw 'coffee: concealed about. her, without having any permit,—, She was convicted under .the Born-boat Act in the' penalty of forty, shillings, whiehihe paid immedi ately; and the coffee was, seized. by an Excisetnan.. , Ann Johnston., the young woman who appeared' two days_since sailor's clothes, as mentioned in this Paper, appeared again, .very-decently dressed in woman's apparel, at the expenee of the LORD 11,t . f0R4 she seemed very happy and grateful, and wished t4l take a place as maid-servant, rather than be sent to. her parish. . -HALL.— . —Yesterday two • bakers, tbe 'one residing in Snow's . -fields, Bermondsey, 'and the other in White-street, Borough, were bronght up by. the Officers, before the Sitting INlalgistrates; chlirged with attiring tbr sale a ilhantity`of 'brac.l deficient in- weight. The sarnely•ing produeed in. Court, they were fined accordingly the 'fiiritier (who only very recently we •guilty of a sitiiitai offence) • Nkati tined the sum of 101; . 15s. and the latter the Litu a 51. ' • ( . . .. . A 5.:.t,..711 drover, returninki, froto, Saxinundharh , to .hi f; own countr , v; when he 'reached ltushtnyie, Heath, a cli3tance.pl !7 wiles, was,observed by 0 . Gentluoiiin 1.6 turn hai.4, w'to being ti littloll,4lli.. j 0.1% , :, :a' , k 0.1 the S.,,Ccliniap ‘Vhere he W3S going ?-- To t.vhich 11(-. replied, " tli4 he was going back . to Soxinottudh:ltyi, its hu had Ittialourpence too - nattlt. %k hen lit.t sottled his roc:knit - I." rille (,entleinati-colb nikerated his situation, gave: hint italf-a-cinwll,, and )10 pir).ecd . ei_i do hii:jOarrtiey., ' , . . ' On TocsWty' la Mst r.. 1 -1 m.. i, 'or King.ifon, in .. Stfr--. rey, cat his throat fr,;rit ear to ear, and died in a shdit titoo'ofier. The artist: of hist:mit - intuit:lg this,rash a6t); is (iopp.itql to. be insiniity,il4he was an indepenil tit,. niari, and had . retii - ed from business %Vitt, a cond o I T ., itb;,! ( ounirocnr7) :. .,.A.Cititter's Inquest hai been It 14, t)a the body, tk'ilich,has retntned a Verdia-alLmatly, uhi tNbc.‘l b} J. LAM AR NIG RR Scßj el.:, of Soub Mbltou.sireet(GrosvFs3 . or-square; For th , .. 1 ~!; •r`s (Gr . the Ediio7',.&o. ("PO) t4aid) fast be *