The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-10 00:00:00

cct t :Le it** re II ,- NAVA_ , • N L NEWS. - -. . It ' • L'"OUTif, DEC. 9 —The.transports destined ..-. 'rllallan.l are still detained in- these Rogds'b)i it easterly m;ind. The sehOyts which sailed on foaday With muskets and ammunition haire ii 4 It back. ItotsoArF., DEC. 9.—The transports, schooners • ' 444 and Iv6raezk, sNited this morning With i roops for Holland, and the following with troops i rtile Downs, to be forwarded from thence in 4 e . 11 of war, viz. Resolution, Friends, Mary and liar garei, La Nymphs, and the jason; also all the h ' g eks, packets, great boats, and Vessels of every ksrription, that could be procured. - bEAL, DE.c. 9.---Arrived his Majesty's ships Rinaldo from Portsmouth. Came down !° II I the nivel. his Majesty's ship Ister, and sailed 4 Portsmouth. His Majesty's ships Dictator, Ulvsses, Rtwulus, and Brune, are wait , gto take troops for Holland. A detachment of 414thle Auiilery is just arrived, and will embark ilteiliately on board the men of war. The whole tilt troops from Ramsgate ancl its vicinity are 'my expe c t e d b , and at will proceed directly to - e- A t for their ciestination. rotm., -(will, DEC. 9 . _ Arrived the C4alv(4. Wa, and flrt I rilliiol2 East Indiamen, from.the bow l • is 3 his Majesty's ship _Dila from Guernsey, under quarantine. Sailed his Majesty's ` 1, 41 .1 13 Talbot, Echo . , and Protector, with the 'ships 41111(1 to Cork an d t h e W est I n di es . Came into 1 4111 :b 0 tIr his .Majesty's ship Sabrina. No additional t . I "Y appointed. 11`mou'rn, DEC. S.—Came . in the American _, 'P Zeobor, from L'Orient, bound to America, 1 1, \vine and silks, captured by the Pyraigu s Pie • , . . A! TrIUTII: DECi.—:Ari.—:Arrived his-Wlnjesty:s hip i i " N '" sgel'eaptaiti TRAINER, from Portsmouth. Sailed . P u ke Pf Kent packet with a mail forrossage; 111'slips Niger, Tagus, .ond t4e. a;lconvoy. Also sailed, several other :to join , t h e convoy at Cork for the West ~ 1 1 clieL : • ) (4447 E5e . N.r), D E c. 9.—Passua upwards about "il of the Baltic fleet. Sailed five 'f° C 1 , Vc44 1 &e. ; Neptune, D ONALDSON , t or 4 st Ladies. DEC. 4.--His Majesty's slLip Trinculo, „Ng tv , sails to-day for Liverpool, to fr4oylhither such vess e l s as a r e bound'for the est ludiec.—The Lords of the Ad m i ra l ty h ave 4 l ', 'P : )4l ted n the n e s t convoy for the Wrest Indi e s t o ' horn this - port the obth inst. (Christmas Day) - - i i :11ajestrs, ship Fortune e, Captain GoATI::, ar *ol ye,,,tertlay from a cruise, an(l this morning r` hoisted a - . signal for the Cimnel. His Ma -1141 Y's •ship Bacchus, Captain HOLE, we believe, es the transports with the Fermanagh Militia t 1 1 , k 4, nglan( 4 • k letter from Greenock, dated Saturday even-, I n t "Th's, that an express had just arrived . from v at ' with an account that a large 4Merican pri eY,",`:iwats- aground in Lochindall, but it was at li,;;, 1 "' That the Mena sloop of War was firing t41: 1 ; " gtil ls, and had got under weigh froM the idcprit Olt :1 wing a fair wind, and it was con ,"Peeted that she would be in time to "Ci.. lithe Cygnet sloop of war (on that Its" i ) had not already dotie SO. It is feared the ';--4.teer gust ), have done some mischief to the "ittng trade. e ,„ , e tl li cense% have been obtained frOm'tbe 1 11.3 vessels to sail without cnvo I tY, for velil oto ! Ind. y • lr--- tt n ' e ,„""llny 't General Meeting was bel.l :at . th - gws, for electing-by ballet three Members of ' -o mmittee of Management, in the room of t ti g e Who go out by rotation. At the chtse of the the n um b ers were declared as tallow : . tr HATILAWAY.... 286 For Mr. GOliGit BROWN.. 227 ... 24s i t ,... a time w h en the prison of the King's Bench N: t . ) crowded with unfortunate iiihabitantg as it Jasiderate th jpiti:).lolllll:ll:lollsltraitsjaro°lpilifietp dtlri:Yeht imilairilela:(llle::Yi. , on giv ifl;v"roper security, enjoy the coinfort of reconvi( l l4 1 - , :es the Rides., without any .demand of the usual i t 'lt obtaining such a privilege.. 411, 1 • 1 ,„ e 'd 4 Y night, the warehouse of Messrs. ,Itt i: .ol l' and ALLIVRIGUT, hatters, in. Great th it `ze Pond, was burglariotisly entered by some and robbed of a large quantity of coney ' Ti O ivootns b i eaver and check beaver, with which g GP r • on Wriotix niscovery. • • 1. 14 h le Itow.e of Miss O NSLOW , • South - Streer, 4 b Leth, vt': entered a few nights ago,. in the le, t ' l e i r 'ee ''l the &tinily from town, and robbed of - 1 , ,,1 11 , 4 -I:ed s , ha ng i ngs; g l asses, an d severa l ot h er: d,,.441e articles,.it / wh ich • the thieves- got off. i 4l) t "eulay as M r . R tea, a S o li c i tor, res idi ng kirtiqour-place, St. James's, was in COliVellailoll 1 4 1 1 ib Pel'50 ils nii Itarisli business, in the middle 9 11 the first floor, a shot Was fired into the 44,1 r oom, .1r hich entered through the wjoctovvi • Pq 114!',cared, the wainscot. It was at ti . rst tihll“tt something : had fallen, but on exa -140e11"g t l h ' O Olll the ball was found wurm the., 1 41 %1 4 . 4 41)8 ( 1 , 1 10 doubt, been tired from the hack tf!te ° P a house in Poland-street. MT ; 31;,,,i4onlortuation of the • dangerous occur! Vince at ita Police-office, but nothing has, o,vired to throw any light on the subject. _ i'llE ROYAL VAthiLV. Among the ecniipany invited to Meet.ller MA - J ESTY to Ulmer at Caritnn ilonse, Qtt Wednesday, with the PRINCE REGENT, besides Prineess GUSTA and ELIZABETH were : Princess Charlotte, the Dukesicif ..York and Clarence, the Earl.and Countess or Liverpool, Visecunt Castlert:o4h, the Marquis oad • Nlarchionesi of Hertford, - Earl ai:d COUllieiS Harrington, Lord St. Miens, Lord Henley, Lord Arden, Mrs. Howe, &c. At nine o'clock there was a small party to tea_ &c. Soon after eleven, her MAJESTY..I4II,I the PRINCESES left Carlton House for :the Queen's Palace Yesterdity tile Duke Of CLARENCE Unit a sele . et party of the Nobility visited herliA4EsTvand the PRINCESSES at the Queens Palace. - At two o'clock the QUEEN unti PRINCESSES' went in a carriage to the honse of Miss GOLDS Mr - c:Tin - , inll-street, Berkeley-square, and honoured her with a morning visit,'she being iu 'disposed, and has been so for some weeks past. Soon after six o'clock her MAJESTY ants the PRINCESSES left the Queen's Palace, escorted by a party of the Yeomen of the Guard, in their chairs, as they did on Wednesday evening, to Carlton House to dine with the PRINCE REGENT. At half-past nine o'clock, there was it grand dress party at Carlton . Home, at which her JESTY and the PuiNcr. REGENT. most graciously received the following distinguished characters from the Russian Court The Count and Countess ',elven (the Russian Atuhaclador and Alobassiadress), Prince Sapieha, M. Tatischetetf, Made moiselle 'Flakehetet-I, Genertil..l3silitehelr, NI. l'onsehhin, M. l'troekovskay, Laval, Madame Layal,•Comit Woroc zotf. Count OrloW, Count Patucki, Baron Nieholar, Madame Nit.lmlay, Marquis de la Maisonfort, M. de tisas, NI. de Po geipohl, and wreral Whets, together with Madame La.Ba tonne de Stael, Monsieur de Stael and Mademoiselle, Count Geretzott, and the Critlier , Fagel. - , Btsirles the Itpxm.. FAMILY, tile filllOWing laa the honour of being invited to this - royal am' .splentlid assembly : DuKES—Nortulk; Northamberland, Richmond, Montrose. Dvetrnssf....—Northumberland,lochmond, Dowager of /lox. burgh, NluntTO:ce: MANuissEs—Ely, Hertford, Stafford, Headforti Salisbury, Camden. IllJnc ONESts-Ely, Ilertford,'Stiafrai,l, fleatlfort , Dow alter of Bath, SatiSbnry, Dowager orLansdowne, Cmoden. LARLs- 7 Sandwieh, Pel'ey, Bridgewater, COurtaln, grave, March, Lirorpool, liarrowhy, Bathurst, Westtnorelantl, BnAiiighatmAjre, 'Macclesfield, Paulet, Harring'ton, I-Ltr court,. dirraii;7•BisbOrongh, Mexbornugh, IN'iuchelstia - , Ash burnbuto, Egretunnt, POwis,i)artniouth. Consressr.!i-LBritgrwater, Courtowu, Dowager PeUitirohe, galgrare; !larrowby, Bathurst,linckinghamshire, MricelesiieN, rit: :! s. on, Dowage r Harcourt, 1-lareanrt'.lr ran, Dowug - er Beshorough, Mexborough, Dowoger:•;; , :t .m, Mansfield. Vi ,cur thunpirsi, Castleredgir: Cid InNith, Ji e l, h - ou rue, Peterstirun,CratlJounieiCiatiley, Barnard Palmerstor,e. 1),.1v,.:yyr Meivillts, Cactlercag,h,.l:telLotirrie, CraOley,l3ertiv.tiL E.:inns—At. Helens, tiunley, !Livers, Apsity, L.Bower, C. Bentinat i Lowther, Langford, llooon,,Siralsinghiluk, Elleiaborough, Arden, Clive. Pcretys 1). Herbert, Lennoxes, Stewart%, G. liathor,t, G. Ilohnt, C. L. Gower, NI. Taylor,••C..l3ent- . Paiflett, Slatiltopes, Thynnes, Cecil, C. elow, Damer, 'Langfrird, Boston, IValsitigham, ,Ellenborougli Dowager INlonson, Arden, L. Graham, As!;hura ham, Miirrav, Pratt. Itt GUT 1 - 14Nouitati 114 Nlalt ,C. loug, N. VallSit. tart, C. Arbuthnot, Fitzgerald, Peek, W. W. Pole. • 1 - 1 0 Not.T4,plAs—Charles Hubert, NVin. Bathurst, Mrs. /10We, L. Tianter, Mrs. A.Damer, Miss Finch, Robinson, Ward,'lt. Grenville, Colonel Stanhope. GENERALS—Turner, Bayley, Cartwright, Keppel, Phipps, Gwinne, Gordon, Wytiyartl, Calvert.. CoLotvets—Congrei-eand liraddyth. :NTLii.ns.-11evkett, Croker, Desbrowe, S. 4,iiiti'eArtr;-7 . :' Tilney,,Long, Law, Sepriaur. Nlisracssi.;s—Long . , Pole, W. P. Long, Dowager . Drat Grosv,•nor, Gwinne, Fielding, Gordon, Seymour. bf isles--Eden. Arldingtent, .14estirowe, Giffartis, Pole, I: br, De Grey, Scott, Law, Fielding, Perc , eals, Crav en . SHEERNESS, I)cc. 7. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CLARENCE and ANnarrwo-E, Co u nt . M uNsT E R, &c. dined. with - Rear-Umirid Sir Trios..Ww.him s , as did the Commander of the garrison, the Ho nourable Capt. AYLMER, and the Captains of the men of war at this Tort. An officer's' guard. of ho nour was formed at' the Commissioners stairs. i n the Dock-yaid this morning; and at a few rni nntes before 11 the Captains t!f the ships cm ' barked in their respective boats, with pendants flying, The Admiral's - barge having his flag and every accommodation prepared, the - 'Dukes of CLARENCE and CANTBRIDOE, Count I lUNSTr:R, • and theirtsuites, attended by Sir THomAs and Lady lirmtrAms, Concmissioner Loan, and: by a large concourse of spectators, to. witness the. de parture of these illustrious Personages, reached the Stairs soon after, when the Royal Dukes cm barked with the Admiral and COMIIIiSSiOIIEr in the barge, steered by the Flag-Lieutenant. The Royal Standard, which 'has been hoisted. in the Dock-yard during the whole .time their Royal Highnesses have been here, was immediately lowered, and ,hoisted in the Admiral's barge, the guns on the battery firing a royal salute, as also theships in the harbour, and those at the Great and Little Nore—the . populace, ete. numerous, the Workmen of the DOCklard, and the crews of the sev , cral boats giving three' cheers, About half past 12 their Royal Highnesses reached the .Puc tolas frigate at the Nore, when all the ships again Ealu,ted on the, Royal Dukes getting on, hoard; e x - Tent the latter ship, Alter remaining in the Pae iotut near two hours, tar Duke of CLA . RENCE quit ted her, when another salute teas fired by that ship, and his Royal Highness landed at the Dock, y a rd : about three o'clock, under a royal salute. The Paciphis sailed r humediately afterwards, with the wind nearly East. Commissioner Loan gives a grand and sump tuous, dinner this day to the Duke of CI,A, RENCE, Sir THOMAS and Lady WiLumas;. and. the distinguished personages who are here to take leave Of the Duke of ca,mautnoE. His Royal Highness aieeps . to-night at os. Nirtt.maNs's,. and leaves to-mo.-row morning for. London, [From the prestttre of matter ou IVednesday, and. yesterday, we were pret•erst„d irtstqlitt4 the —,,.4 1.1 0rg Letter.] . • A mistake has crept into most of the Lonclnn JonrOals, in assigning the inksion . to Swit'.teriand of Count TALLEYR4NO to TALLEYnANi), rri"e °f The latter pqrsonav;e is to the Royal Family' of Spain,' and r es id c 4 with t1:911 at: Itwue• (iow44 TAI.L.L.:Yr..I"ZI) is nepl? T this GinIdeOl:111. Another nephew,- c,/,,, / ,?/ It.l W:ts lately taken prkoner by (II , : Au 4 r ll3 w l, . in the aliouolies of Bohemia. POETRY. SNICK AND SCHNEY. A ItEit',SONG, ADDRESSED TO THE JIOLLANDE.RS. Awake, Mynhecr, your rights revere, And break the Tyrant's chain, Then Storks* at 'rest St3ull build their nest, And haunt your s!,,,res o - tUS. Pertlle land of sz:l7e and willows,. Cribb'd by Dutchmen from the billows, Orange borer l—frenchmen underi Roar aloti4 Mal pe4l3 of thondei; DrivU the rascals from their places,--- ,Snicid the scoundrels, selv,ry their face, Hail, struggling land of dyke and sand ! Your country's i;pirit lives ; Your ancient fame, your former nb.r:rt, Your hope of trod« reviver. Feriae land, &c. Frenchmen another Fair Hague shdll shuitly bu; Thielffun_-: shall rise and scent the skies, And Garer's {rot he tree. Fertile lartd, &c. In eriry street new scens shall greet Ewes, peasant's roving. rye; Na latvitled: shall na.re appear • That .peaks a W 410.01-43 Aatlie land, tte. - Ju 13urg!Jer's 511 ops y,:ur stnallins Si, ~ a 'ford of acese ; barn itotusr(fam, . a. Lei ring . : Myrihecr, revere, Anil !rival: tile Storks at rest shall their nest, And kauat your shore; again, Fertile land of metlge and willows, Cribb'il by Diztrilimen.from the biliows, Orange boven I--Frenchmen under! Roar :,:und I:kd peals of thunder ; Drive the ra.ScitlN flow their placea,—, Suich the scoundrels, xdosey their faces. Storks, in llonand, are considered as the emltleutsof li berty, aul are held ricied. .They ore *the arms o f Allister ,: wheret they inial is be kept tame, and fed like the bears lterne, in SwiL:erlaini. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The rage for ii!clf-al !CMS to have extended its influence to the 'Stage ; tor, in addition to the omissions and transformations which have taken place in several of our established dramatic pieces, The Beggges _Opera was- last night brought for ward at this Theatre, reduced into ,rwo That there were many passages in this popular drama which' might °fiend the improved taste of present times, we middy admit, and we conceive that the spirit of the piece would not have been : impaired by the omission ; 1)14 the Stage Reformer of last night has rendered it into little better than a mere caput mortuual7 The part of illacheath is in a great measure divested of its spirit, Lucy and. Filch. S kit4tir. i 44 4 444iiii1i:44.440.101? 4 . 1,1 d) h gl e av prove of the removal of the scene o f ViCiis s e tn .; blage of Cypriairs, tiva think that, with certain car . - .. rections, - the festive meeting of A.lcicheirthts gong, and their ceremonioll3 obeisance to their . Leader, would have given spirit and variety to the whole. Yet this scene aiso was omitted, as well as seve ral or the songs belonging to Lolly, Lucy; and . The Beggicr's Opera rendered kemicel, is in truth an absurd.anonutly, mind it is hardly neces sary to add, .that the Opera appeared quite vapid, compared with its former influence,. and, indeed, many of . the auditors testified their disapprobation by hisses at the - conclusion. Alivs .ll . 3 , 4Elis sang 4 . Polly,.v . ith great skill, aiia acted with interesting simplicity. Mrs. BISHOP sung and acted so well in what was left of Lucy, that we wonder the shu'uld so .seldom be called into ac thin. The Farce of Mrs,,Wiggins gave ample acope to the htwanur of MATHEW'S. Mr.VOUNG, onThursday night, at this Theatre, ventured upon the ardnous part of Richal d the third, though his`perfurnutuee was not equal to his merit in other characters,it displayed considerable Onlity, and was, upon the whole,.very creditable to his talents. It seemed evident that, on his first appearance, and during the ear!ier scenes, he was restrained by a sense of the difficulty of th e task which, he had undertaken, but the applause which he received, and the successful manner in which he gave some of the more striking passages, in creased'his self-possession, and, towards the con clusion a the play, his usual fire and energy were exerted with due effect. We have no doubt,,thar with a further study of-thepart, and more prac. tire in the represvntation of-it, will rank with the best ofhis performances; but on this occasion there was not that pervading vigour, subtility, quickness, biting - _ irony, and sneering which form the well-cons't'ructed compound of this very difficult character. . . A few days. since the . .otini.; Marquis' of GRANBY WaS renioved from Chevelv, the Duke of Rtrr- LAND‘3 !icat, , near JAewmarket, to Belvoir Castic.l As soon HS the epiipage opprmiehed, the nuin4otts ? workmea in a body drew it- tip hill to the •Custicy where a great concourse of di:: tenantry were sembled, who received the infant Ileir-pppareut of• the House of. Rutland With tepeattd liona of joy. • URA E' Boo*RN !—litt.rally. means- 7 " Qrapee uppermosil" The Zettbind fiag:cocsisted of three stripes, white, blue, and orange. When the ilphe of Orange possessed the reins of Got'ernment.hvet the United States, the orange stt was piped npperntost on the nag. When the Pensioattry Dr: WurT was lit the helm, the ormigc,stripe wes b:!1()W t e other hence,- WO lie novo Itevituie the rallying cry of those who wer e at tached to,the Honse of Orange. Dordrecht, ne Dort, .'hit h, aftvr-tWerity. years ex l , :! r t ioj e, h as no w so fay prozi•;eil its hatred ht the French, Was oneenototion , -; for its admira tin of the rr enc h itcyclatiou. The first Jacobin Club in flollanif was established there. COURTS MARTIAL. At a General Court-nirtini, held at Moi ou ttie 2'2d of .145iv,.1815, and co l u mne d • by , ad.• . journwents to th e I.lth of the sqtne month, 111.jor Rohe:l Haggrirt Benson, of the 3d Wvst York Regiment cif Militia; was arraigned upon the u dei..-mention - edcharge, riz. : Ft,r conduct un4ecoming . tbe char ter of an officer and a gentlenian, in frandulently Otitaiiiiny certain snail money froM - Messri..Parker,lehl, amounting to ahout 9,236!. !'• :molt!) of .11.0 , ,1810, and the Month of Oetober, 1 IQ, or under tho fake pretence of is being fur the scry:ce of the :if Wort Yuri: Reginient . of • . • Upon which charge the Court came to the foi4. lowing decision . The Court having corbsidered the whole.of 'the evidence and. matter adduced in' support of the prosecution, together with what the ~ felted in iris defence, are. of opinion, that be As guilty of the charge preferred i;:!inst- him. it-'iuc the Court consider it necetsary clearly to specify, that of all bills drawn' by Major lienson, the periods mentioned, only the two hist: drafts for 400 i. each, accepted by him, remain disho noured and unpaid, steps having hi en tak,.en by the prisoner, from time to time, to tiquit;:oc the various other bills whi c h were cashed -by . I.‘lessre.. Pat ker, Shores; and Co'. on his acceptance.; and that the iurrt which is actually due by ,Viajur Benson, to the bankers, is 8001. 'together with the interest and ch arges relative-to that particu lar amount ; the, iwo bills kr which, bcroi-c al hided to, expressly stated the same to be for the use of the West York Regiment Of although the prisoner had no right or autho— rity whatever to draw such monies.for the'pnblic - service. The Court do, thetefOre, adjudge hint, Major Robert Hagaart Benson, of the 2d Vork Regiment of Militi a . to be cashiered. Th e P r i nce Reg e nt, itr t!:e. . name and on flit his Majesty, has been pleased to ap prove and to confirm the findilg and sentence of the Coutt. The General Conrt-Martial, which nssenibled in , Athlone; an the eth last, for the trim , if Lieu teriaut-Colonel Dickson, Of the Limerick County Regiment, on eharges prefer:Td agaiost by Colonel Lord Muskerry, has been di , solved.— Lord Ainslerry being permitted to withdraw the charges, .which, on an understanding, his Lord ship acknowletiged he had preferred under a line-. conception against an Ofiker for irliom he pro fessed great persoral rcspiact, VACCITIATION. [Farm A cattAIESPoNDE 4T:I There is at ibis Moment 'tw be seers A most' de cided ease of the smid! Poti.oceurring at the dis ,tance Of ten years iircer 'Varcinntion, o,ean 'pos sibly be Wished by those 'who w unid ser..o r io lt the public mind on this matter, or Abo truly intend he good of society. 'At No. JO, IC:ing-stree,t,:bear the Seven Dials, lives is family, the children 'of which, Within the last nix Weeks, have been all visited, one after the other, with Swan Pox succeeding Ni , weination. There are five children—otte of m ; ich w a s v ac !. ciliated by tbe' Gent!eman now' attending them, '.l2ll„rec more were vaccinat:..o. and the one tinier immediate observation A MO.' BAILEY, under the superintend:love and tvhic4l last inay . he found labouring under the Small Pox in a most severe Manncr. THE • ALIRKETS. CORNEXCI-lANGE, pre, In, • Our Market to-dayhad very ionil.q.elit supply of Vklicat, which sold at the prieeS 'of Nio6a3Y. More wag a plen tiful supply, chic i scent Off briskly at rat her an ad: am front Weilne,day. Barley experienced no alteration from our. last (rotation. Beans remained the .-anie. Whit,. and (trey Pease, and all other kinds of • met a 4.1ri1l at the prices of Monday, • . SMItTIFIELD I)rc. 10. This ,f , l4rliet first: out lupprieti wii!) 11c Jilroretit kinds of Cattle ; Pork wag dr., : r er ; Nl u t ton •oper; 11, 7 f. .and Veal support I;,st prie,A ; ao,l the trade. i4r tile et !Aut o wits somewhat eat. Th:!iales in the 1.14 y ritarkot not ; !lay and :;trov h t.c!ira 14it.privitg ; (lover 1;.1. , 1414 up in price. ;,fnlluting pri ces and li,,uml,rrs MI. a ~ .urrect stattment 'Co sink Ow Offal, 1 , ..*:one of 41 teef,.ss. to GS. 4d., 11.01 11 1 1 , (L. , V:1:0, Gs. Gd. to 75. Mi.. V>rl 1. Ilea3t.s, CdO. Sliutp, 51;30. Calves., 14a. 1.4 7 i, 300. AY-MARKET. Hay, 31. OS. to O. 11. i!. My er SI. Os. to Gl. RitsußßiteirtoN.---Aimut liiteen yet-ICS igo, vonth belonging to Not th Shields %%lig stippos e il to. have been•dl•owned ashore front is ship in tlttt harbentr , ; wad shortly after kt ho;iy W:t; neat ; he spot, which the p;trenil taking for their son's, had it decently bit rind Not a df,,tht wfts entertained to the contrary', CU la't week, when he returned, and %vent to tit:: lignse,w:seut. he hod left his parenk.. Fie foutiflit Ch ' Tl:ll . d by a Woma. t i be bed formerly:lmam), and ashed if she did P. , tt recollect Hint. She replied z , ..lte d;11 not. suddenly exclaimed, " What hgve you fc , rqvt Jack---1" The poor wortnn ty cognised his features, antl having det.he or ,t, ga'veit scream whi,.•:•ll I every one in the house to ht.:. horn 'earnestly besimgbt to protect her froill iktk stood astuniAted ; at 1 , 7.-.) ! , !!1 t 1•; . wrlll fury into the five, 2,i o.cc. t, would he was a . An ,!,,pla rnationriow took phy•e, when lie f or .nrysterions coulloct as Tulip "'S : belt* i:i OSuti by 1.1; waster, be detertnint:d to run 'away ; and hay . ingtaken alarge dog \vizb hint Into the h 4 0 4 t, 1 1c ti n c i,v him i,ltelrill4Wntl:;', the plosi:;e washeard ae , board,•end it belnz ver:. dark, his shipmatis thonght it ids reneete:lly shonietl O . qi:erboard;", ,. ..4i ! ,;thun cw.cred bcw.rd a nun tit War - 4riti .wo§ ► divect:v sent ahroqd. inbrming Cr , ronet:s t„ /I v ca t was held, at the Arilelkolte before 'Mr. emITER, ,‘.?7,..F.ta.;:t, to ..\ - I.l*. 1,0)%rr, CorallOr I:tit. Surrey, oft the h0 , ,1y o Stvttan a=„yy. nolds, Serk'ttnt to Mrs. Cutvrts„ , I,::nnberwell. green, Woo hung !,v.rt,elf 0n.." 1 ,40,0 4 1.1nf1 1 . 1) tt, a hook near iicir 1“.4. app:,mcsit had been in a deTonjing way for soihe - tiate past. Verdiet--Lunacy