The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-05 00:00:00

on the PER VO.T.fryweilD 'oral ?-e/PE4S. PaAvIAN r,i‘1• , ,./% C . 7:n4 Nceived it 0 1 :i„cron(Y from Frankfort to the: •c47th cf'o6eherl‘. 1 . 4 ifct iyar . Paper if -1 ) 1'e *s:lt atid ''' l ' G wev'ef'';fewtparliculars of-irnortance to 7 til°se" 7 e ady Made known - thrOugh Bulletins the' French Army. The only t ibti . est4',g news,q. t hat*liieli relates to the retreat`of the wreck of the 4115-tr4ll) Army. On theQ,Otli . Of t. cniterthe • little Cola,'" on cominatided,b.y the ".ArOlduke' Pia DI ="*NJ 3 arrived at Nuremberg. It had nn ' bee e the-1-9111 at: Puri?O4latisep. Colturin carried. . it Or , 60 pieces of artillery. It had scarcely de- Palied'thence when Prince i‘ltinA•r's corps appeared,' made some prisoners it! the suburb of Gosten hot'. (411ce".AftntAT tode.at the head,.of !four Regimetits . ttfch f Cavalry, and pursued the Austrians nearly to n au` He cs - me baCkhirib s - If, howc . . , yer, , th r e 'altig, and took up his head-quarters at I\4u retabcri,, lionhis corps f o ll owe d t h e E nemy. • AnOther- - ...te has • h4en taught at 'Eschennu, in , which the ?tench took a number. of prisoners, and.somo. `The Austrians then gntinued• their retreat, the 11Iouritain's.. t At last; on The w ally which pursued the Ausr • Uremberg, bringing with' them of artillery, au innuen* booty, They had chaceel the Enemy Grafenberg. On • the 23d the marched frtint the, environs of :eed to Ilaitsben. Thy head on' the' . 2id,.: find were:to be 23d. Another Austrian ,corps:. :th, by the way of Fuessen, to in the Tyrol. , TWO days after The Austrian, gene-. Riherach, with about six, or .al. 80t7 LT has marched`thither, .is advancing through, the, Inn a junetion with him. 2 Court having' lately • the Fr,N . lch,Govegnment to fitr- Pii by Treaty, -in case Pokx er. s l •jr , t:lt+ 4' •be' . C-nnthl ( s-ntal 1 t1 r ,112 % reiolved to spir'all'.Armyoff r i9.9.o rogn. to Tri-se Troo'ps to be plaCirl the 7rta d Gertoral;cy,D . ,,Rr Er.L, .our 41.1,...'t.fer1in. In th e tetter -svhiCh the Pitirqcf: ./) ( itlt az a this -nor: - •• , Men( .to 'Gene al ; !.;11' 4 !'"'r-L, he Sly!.---," " By tois Commisstiso yOu t r l l ''e I can r',:;tiognish W4l as -Soldie.: as T r ts ; a ' 8 iS sOpposed..that these. ti•r °t '' are', dtstioed for the Kinkdom of Etruria, ac;mrdinfr, to the most recent inteHirerwe Pl 'irc-mct, is t..:',/".--elilevacuatecl by the Trench, here , 1. A, Or;r. I.'he ate . arld (as it 're asserted). the roost .satisfal:.tory Nego titen place between.-bur Court and that' 161 413 . The of V - eN - 1-lAtror ova; on his d epart n rc.pte S ente d : w i t h a vallta 40:1a,hox by the Emprana. It ia . expeeted-that $4 , t111 i 4l . ci tl:able part of the Troops at Cot-h -rtirg(?n i9t;tr.A.rtny in _ltaly ? Conaritis..,ar.es . liaee al rat) atrl ved at Venice to make the necessary ai." gEttitntsrtbr their' reception, ~ v tau • • if . I ‘ 7l cll-.) OCT. •g 1 • Trussian roops t ow. %) thei r mateh' forth'. three Armies: one in 140, 4 , 83401 1 Y, Under Vie command of the Duke of ; a second in the Anspach Territory, : 104 'er the co mmand of the Prince of liottExtonk: ; it t; ,, s l ; , tni _rd it) Westphalia, under the Eleadir of Stote:Gazette.f • • • Ai RT, OCT." p.3.‘.- , -.ticeounts. from Vienna ilier„,.lith inst. state, th at • a Courier had arrived . er the Etnperor of RttsstA, bringing. intern. of the arrival of that Monarch at Polau, itt ester_ rallied Lett th at 2,r4 fr et ()iu m Legho rn , dated.o6tober 1, mention,b ll c kti's have been given for the evacuation " oldie t too li rt)f Tuscany : that ,gams' day- .500 Corsican KtsVideparted from thence after -which 'all Clio t;•,, rit ‘ i ' r ere given up to tine T uscan Troops,. This Ittitaraittialst itn() g the the l Iloilo se t n li t a t w t a h r . , e ' king tivni will. remain , t ll etttti sr NJoir. Baron'Dz I-Lkaritwer:RG ftpoclrianstnitted a Note to Marshal Dußoc„ and the rlr► a '-alvoy LA' n),,E.ST, the subjerti.ef the , y4;`'Qi) the tcrrit'o:-y of Arispacil• •-As the kat ° „ f a , ll uq.)it, Aumria, and England ininiediakly tap t.) ,. ) -4 ) Cottrit-..N to their respeetive COurts,, it diSpatches;related thecontents ,o o;ete. to which cr:)4Bland 0 , - 1 141 Initt, Our.- 21.-odr ,Oarrison; elitirelyssf ibis quitted this place, ,i'll e - fi s ' i lt)Planted . , by 'the 'Regiment of Halberstadt. kte -e r"',`baking . establishnvent is • already arrived „ „ 4 :ne head;quatters 'and' army commissaries . follow.---41c Prussian_ Army in Lower • .1„I1Y,' is to consist of 60,050 men.: Vliku & „ 1* (1 Clll, Oc'r. 17 .—witilin ~ the 1,10 few daystrot, „toners have arrived from Berlin, with most tit hen's, order to covet..the extraordiria7.public ex i ,'° ll4 equent upon the commence pent of a of 2 6`million of florins hasbeen opened hi ff~rnl ofd " lettpry.„ - eacklot, valni..d I , 2() . .floritlik , '44 t 4 i s go cont r i ve d , that the'huyer May win from. iki, t o (V 3 o 6o the prizes 4 41t. .,:it those who cl;a w blanks_shall teceive 4 per trea t -L'ir the capital taav have., staked. This. Jean bfltjilCourt 7 . per cent. interpst, 3 per cent.. of ~ltntapprOpriated to the payment 'of' the 'above- Y%ll- i ' ll „ L ' e c- i t kites. - This Lottery: is to • last fc'r nil th:. ' n t l it) Novetnber of each year the 16tit part 'it th lqta will be drawn and paid. The `revenues it p t c .t :,"lnes., and 'the surplus of the Vienna bank„, 'ged as securities of the loan. (7; 0111 , • • •ed t Venice,. from Qt t/ ntssartes ate arrived - .t 6 Make arranotolents for the reception of a 111 ()t ittissiati Troops. 'lt is probable,' theretbre, ate Part of the R • Troops in Corfu' will'join ' 44 stri Russian Cu rt i I , 31) Army in afarinside Minister' of :State,. the Count Dr. ' 4 on his dcpartnre from Vienna, received .ah t j ii t, snuff-box., enriched with diamonds, rind with th 't his I t periat - 01 L 4 - .1 - 4) 01 attires sud illy re , riall ant. ntei larges I t • i t'.l';e4l kirkier 10aVe \`' cutler '24„11°4"' e ;la or,krwiis hent'to . Cmint t ii T7 `.L tO .kaVe'P , trii with all his- Sulte:, . o enpv • t,; * 11 in ouc AULT \ntn all ..1,,5•-ntte, , t the ter- lor Li.(.1(1-(inar,er, 0 0, ' 1) ~l ere to wait the Count Co Fr' ...c a ustnall: ilking ... the r oa d 1.0 t h t!it, the French Ca' trians returtied to NI °t *enty-tiiree piL'cei 1 "turf's iniSOners. tl.the other F.idp of 4*Pll, Tr OOPA tiy.O. rodrembe% tu proct sl?l,'o,iti I,ere.:it Fetl'i. ;it Iv4:\itliaik .i)t) t 11e '. tatreattl, oi l the 121 lii Z ti i lt2 apd Iti..tl'i 41 .r,„1:leil were at 1 11,0"Ltx2HL: is at 1,09.0 Marsha: RMAritslval ttit3itm tick Poret, to forr oftti c,1..r! tipon,by 114111... 1)e C nnt il I pPlIt till- ki4vt.t. .1 t i ari4,;ind 3 , ' ‘ y . ,i ,. 4t i i4 , - *-54 . par/ies ills'foceed on tlitlf)(st!i'ttfesf , ' :- . - -.- -'; ; ~.!I , ~ NI, GEN S has : received permission ite-!wear thd ~- • . ~ ..'. . •, r , • CQUall OF ctjANcl,4.ti gio,-, 4; vi tr o' th e Polar Star, 4. , :r4nail him by•his Swedish I . i i ‘,. , - , . ,„,_ ... :, - ' - ! :-'s lajest. '. v. - ' , l- ,' , -'-f: :•: • 1-*. o. -; / : - . '° - ' IttnamENTS.` - • . • t The TeittceieMacqu..titi s tq Scuw r Rix has an. - , ~ . 417'04 ; her#l and ,haf hee4 pmsonted ,to ills trip.mial- - f7' hi. Cause ii - Ofti.heard '6'n .a fOrmer'dtir,i and came , „414j4,ty. by ,the.4ll..(niim ,:.Atnj)alsador Coniit R.Aso- l on up o u Ex,tioptions tOtile I\l'aSter'4 . lkTOrt. , 1110V,SWO ,jit - , wtts , flio . ert,4ned at, dinner yesterOay.;- r ; , 'll l 6' Prar u titf \ - / id s . a Avi - ,t6,.(! , ,, ,,.. 1 , , a - turd he - r Din ' • hy.hisilLxcellency,andtethiY bk ciaunt CottativiEt o t.; against the: .Delenctant . ; who i. .:i","irri.istoe other pre ' .In jiphqrn4i t Corps of t4i,ncio men are celle•.ting,,n perty,fot an account; 'kc. a r.st: also coMplaining of. des'tingki to join the army. - . :~ A BilittlliOn ; of rive Croat7,an ,Troops have, a:Tived . if ' reach of chastity .The proceedinas. „went . bet' , -, • hero on their way to the Army. . . :.. " ,: ..-, I. tle „Master, who reported, that the :Illei.-iltions lei It is reported that the Archduke ctrAtres‘l4§ : the 'Bill were scandaliiiis an"l irrelev...:.i. i ;, \\ hi, ..i.. . crossed the 4dige in three places, and taken Itahin ,i . Report the Exceptions Avere.taizen.. -• , • Verona; but • nothing ,oilicial has yet. be I: / 11. 4 made , 0 t .r...'4ie .....oan;„ Ca NJ CELT (11' in ronouncina ins .ts ' - ' ', ', ' • • '. •t› • linovkai. ... . . • i Judgment, ObserY4l, that io this case he felt'that - his HANOVER, Our. 15.----Ilinneln is to be supplied I. Judgment had Leen impeached; the * more especi, witll : provisiot4 for six Ttbuths, and magazine , =iirc 1 ally as the-Mister 'had . the assistattee ofi, !lather established in the churches. Wap,ons of tnninenit:oo llzister in !jig decision ; lie ‘;' , ,ould, thort - Abre, mLt ac- Set out everyday from Hanover, tar ,Hameln. . !`lie ; , Cording U alit' if.ght of his ov-n . reaSiiii.lii , ildVertihg; proprietors of ,country houses iti :the,vicinity of the, to the idiegadons in the Bill; his LordShip'said;that citff y.have been,ordered 4o evacwite them speedily, it, ;Was charged'' . l - )y the•Dettlidant that 'tlit.Se :illegal:- and-the inhabitants of the city to provide supplies of fiats Were liopertinent,'scandulons;and it - relevant:-• . o uecessarieS., . : 7 ,014.14 (in Hungary), Om 6.---W e h ave received 'neat and seatidalen - 3,.`thitt they int. 4 neeess.wily .he .thefollowing letter from the Russian continesoofthe irrelevant., Upon the fhce t;f these 'proceedings, oth :c , We learn that on the 1.6t11 two fresh Bus- therefore it appeared there we seine •iillogatioll3 SI MI Columns, under the command of MiottELsoN, holli ithpertinent and scantfalou; but not ii•relevant • General of Cavalry, have arrived at Terospol,in, West: there were 'Others also irrelevant, which =his Lord ; Gallicia.—The first, and second columns are cash- ship specifically direetcd should be stitiek.but,4lad n ' ' . • - - rnand(44yLt...7Ggil...QouPt I? , UXIIOFnEN, antl Major- , th e Bill amended aCeOrdi gly. t' Generals the Counts LANGEema and.l_,AigiEtur i The . the - Sutfcrrea tier (mew' the parties' then rose, first Column consists of the ktegiment4:9l Infantry,' - and addressing- his Lordship, said, - be had some reason ': Raskoi, Nizawskoi,,and .Archanigaredzkoi, provided' tocoMplain of i statement of this ease made in 'one each-with 6 pieces of'catitiorr, and of the Hussar 40- : of . the Morning Newspaper's last week. gimeuts, Isaiow Co4saks, Alexasidryski Hn.ssars,anA - Thei.,:uAxciti.Loß replied, that' as‘ i that was a mat- • Moskowskoi Hussars. ;., one; 13attal,ion of Artillery, ter '.s ii did not einne. judicially retort; him, he ape Battalion of Horse Artillery, a Company of could Rot then take any notice of it. His Lordship Pointers, and a Company Pontoneefs. ThePecnnd . then expresied - a hope that One day or other this Colututi,,conainauqed (besides BoxnoFDEN) by tliF subjea•of tithe Reports of CatlSeS would be brought- Major-Generals WrmFEN and 11.1LTLI.ER. It cOIISiStS prOperly.heicie that Cotn't, ,or befoiv 'a jury of the of tne regiments, of, infantry, Skapskoi, : 133 stubsk9i,: Couatf y„ , when ,an example might be publicly, made Porentskoi, the "btli segiment 'cif tTha4seurs,.. one N-' oi%uclf,misrepresentltions, . ''-' • ! . giment.Of mounted lartars, the .141itabeth Gr4dslcai .:' • . .. ~ . IIIiDLEY V. PJIC ppLE,OP NORTIIUMEERLAND. iltilSa:S, and ,Starodubskili,,,dragoo' ns. ~..I.:he tWo t.)... , - .Thi s lc atise w as also Beard on a former daY, and , lumns are estimated 4t 50,000. men.. Two other co luilms.;•4l4ch cin the same dayarrivA i at Dubicalgi, canieHbeibre the Court upon. demurrer.. A Bill hod tiled •by the ,Plaintiffs, as -Le ssee s o f . th e l a t e under.the ordera of ;Gen. wiii Join those ,iini. . Detail, ( k r (; ( . 1 , 1 . Lu N trom 7;:i , a t Pah l ', and advanc.e by the, Doke of Northumberland, i.iglinst..the , present, ,as 4a 1 , . of Radom, 4e; Another A rm y h as a t rett ut the Escutonand personal .Representathe of the late : Duke, for certain allow ;w ees,. u p on s h o rt WOr ki D O ' CO011le;IC'e its march by the same route, and then:l of' the Colliery dennied to tin: i'l a i nt iffi by th e iollows. 12,000 -of the Guards under the Atchkktke CoWT.A.NTINS, A Courier-has been dispatched .by late Duke. - `Po this Bill the Defendant.: demurred, I.l contending, that he had n u ri g ht, as the personal . his Imperial nijeSty ALVKANOUR to. Vienna to illm-:, oUnet: • his approach. it deservesJo he tep... , atO, Representativellf hii father, to answer the :time ,allega that ,e „Russian; gre v,ery tine Troops, and are ex, 7 , tioll3 of .the ; e Bill, : ~ ....,:-.. !: ; ~. . • ceedingly well clothed. ,MICI3ELSON sails at'cti.Yl.= PIA Tho Loan C..1,:.‘Nia.1.07. , ,, i dle r adverting to the, Nuan, 72 ye4rs (. 1 1.4)ITtlikto,k131,0,i,i; ;thout 4..1., i' ! / . .2.1 procee(linzs in the (..:eiurt- e i Exchequer, in this.catete,. , ' toy...art:is 60, ;Ind LANGEttoN towards 40 years of iti 17f)4., and SOIIIC S',ll):.;,',ll.leiit'prO C .6.edi llP ,'S toc , - ~, • ' age." . ' r.. . .., - o , ; , . , trier 'with the various do,nines 'and 'eoliditions of ... ER L ANG EN, PCT, i?.?2 .----Weexpected: that, the viola-. I vi'orking the mine in 4111' it ion, was of opinion, .that; tionof ot.ii"; teri:itory ,br:the.,l./kitciti i[ ...l3,4);afion, and . as : t i n . old D u k e hard bo un d th e p r e sent as his per ,,,, French troops, against the. s9lemtt pint:i_vitigions of.: : nal' representative,", to poly tho exp,enee4 of the work- . our authorities,hotheiviland.military, would ocea.iion jogs Of the int ne, whether the present Dike \A . ..as to a strong sensation at the Court of Borlitt, A Proclapa- . he considered hi his charaaer of executor-, or in his tion has at,....crdingly been, , isued, the 4ihjealdraieli , ehar,.ialer of heir at law to Ins' father, ',he w is c.upa. is to repeat the assurances of the watchful proteCtion ' hit, of answering 'the alleptionti '''cotitzitied . in the of-his Pikisiati Majesty to his Subjvtis in Franconia, 'Bill. . Tlic 'probable agreement between the Doke and 'which contains a declaration of-the just incligna-, i and his lessees \v.-i t that they were to reArain I hym tim caused - by this ° l unge., It. .hiogitis i 4 these : ,tilv . os't4oAl v,-.1 .:.; these mines 70 specific tin i e, i , words : " The uneNpeCtedevents by which his Majes- :, 'rl , restraint 0... -ince linposed, 1;-, , i time to time, ty's neutrality lia4 been 'violated ifi his -Province'of ;, by the Present ,I;),,;, • ,;:id I ,Ord o', •,; .1;-Tito .1)6:e, FinrlCOniX, and -the measures he is wider the nece.s. , 1 therefore, Ought to tual..,. ' -:ion for this re .sity of adopting fbr his satisfaction and security,- ike. straint 'to the pr: , ;It .. • 2. : ' . ~: ..?tion then Ekc." . WaS', WiltAllCr 1,i1.' , , , . ' ;'. ; , ),' , Ntainetl?-- tTpon the learin , "; 011.1 f ...' ,', ii ii. ~ 1H i',. I turn out that the repi,v,it.inAives nt:ii i;t. hi;. , i . (inflow b irland . wer:iitOt. ;z•it-o , i:i.:i -:,- , :a the fe . ~ i, of these short worl - i.is; or . i.. , r H , ..,•• iiii-, be found 16 1. , , , .1 :1 ;16t1'u;: , . . ! H -,.. ,! , ~1 1-: : viriii:v, t,,-.i ;: 0,-.itrt.v.-., : • , - 1..:1., ;) ..,.. ,hOl p.lrt:•,. tll 1,.;! . ' :., th . ~'. ihought„ I. ,i Ihe r-. : .:: ;I:, ,!:. : ! ',, -.•. , i., •• ~. the i::.H. of L:nlb , ‘. :; ~i . .'.! ,: i :it , ,w , ':. "; Lc ii de inu,..;,r cc L. , , ... 1 : , w.;.; 4,.,‘• : , i, Hri. I ~T•~ T ~~4 \.laiL TrrE•THEATRI.--The new Comedy of A Friar Claim continues to be very attradlive. It drew a numerous audience last night to Drury-Lane Thea 4 Ire, and was throughout , v ery warmly applauded.-- 7 The new . Ballet of Terpsichore's' Return, Was t.- prated; and was also very well received . .!- IvrAr..ot has been most ably tutored by D'l4)Gvir.L.t: in Pan, and', he j . )roved.avery.apt seltalar. enters .into the charaeler of the rustic Deity, with great spirit, and renders it very divertibg. .N.ausoT displayed ,all ,her 'grace, eleginco,' and ;Intl/ was of course highly applauded, 'The, wh(L is a Classical Entertainment, and yet is by means " caviare to the • r-1)1/' ; tyi; . • • This ‘,-iras a Petition iii Lae T , .11,11110 - opt, . one of- the AssiTl.*: - t y ; two others, trii,;l4 Le dlst.'inirged 1. t, t l slip, lads, .aS stated, tit ei%.-: f•hoctly rh oie As , ignets contiAtinet of had entered into an agreement to pay such monies, the Bankrupt's assets, ,114 . cattle to :their wheti they arlioinnt,d to at spoellic int+; I of Brett and Gliiht.ll,, in Staifontihire, .hel,n-e a certain time 'mentioned. It appeared, however, , thlt ba lance of I tol. and Lovards stone time, in their hands, unpaid into thc.; P,atik. The - other As.)ignei , !, hak.l proposed to pay 'a dividend of '.flve sthilliugs in the poqad, but not aecotu- Oish it wiatotit. the sum now in the ilespolid t mts' • • 11.) t.,, ill, answer, stetted,, he had received ,ailiclavits of the ,itopondetiu, Which had becn in . formally twor,4„ and which he trusteil, when rc.-,,-sti lar, would fully a:;t:otilit for till:i minter The LORD tllcti ;hl,,ed to see these affidavits; and, having perused them, his Lordship told the learned Counsel, he Kirk! 11110 full ,credit ibr his affidavits. tie then ordered, that these As signees should be discharged ; and, in making out the Order, ht direaed his Seeretar ) should specify, partictliarly, that, Instead of applying the pro perty; of the liankrupt to roaking tair dividend aolor- his creditors, they hid appropriated it to: their. own private purpose's" This, he desired,. might appear upon the face of the ()rider, for the purpose of intorming these Staffordshire Potters, they. Weltt not. to use the monies or a Bankrupt, which might eorne into their hands, with impunity. Lordship further ordered, that they should l)e dismissed with- etists. I.lie following Letter Was writtenbr the Austrian Ambassador, in consequence of an erroneous state ment in a Morning Paper,; " Six-4 shall be obliged to . you to correel a 'stateMent in Trig MORI4ING P s of Frialy, vember I, in which, spealting.of the . ouiscs of the -late events on the Continent, is mentioned as a cir ! . cunistance contributing to them, c‘ 'the iturdy ad vance qf the flacsians, wkrise arrival is aiidl month/2c hind the time it was ex erred." 'l.lpon.thi3sutteinent beg to observe, and to request your publicity, that it is completely the reyer l e .of the state of the • case, which is, that. the Russians , were full twelve days earlier at their` posts than they had promised, or conk' have been.expeetedi and•tbat nothing but the most extraordinaryand unproce- dented exertions could have effeCled'this prortipti ,tude. You are at liberty to insert' this Note if 7,0 u think it the I?si imeani of ansi , t4ing the desired objet of my regtiest t 4) yon,---T am, yogir hum ble Servant, • - UOVNT STAIUMNIBERG," Nov. 1, Portland-piaer.* The French prisoners of war confined at Norman Crow, it appears, have of late been very successful in making their escape several of theta have, how-, ever, been rc.taken." On the 2iith tilt. seven broke through a large hole which they had cut in the wood ; but on the next day they were discovered by a Serjeant sand Corporal of the Durham Militia, who ' sacceeded in securing two of them, who proved to be a French Naval thptain, and a Midshipman,— On Monday two more were takeit Utfington Thicket ; the other three are still at Love. On Tuesday morning three men were diseovere.'d ing about on ?Heston Shore, by •a fisherman, who ; seized and condtv'ted them to Boston whence they 'had escaped on the 23d ult. ' • Saturday night, the' 26th ult. the extensive Elf:tory belonging to Mr. > Burry, at Bucktitgleigh, Devon, was burnt to the' ground; an hundred pati:s I of wool, and all the machinery, were destroyed.— t''&'o'neeottat co he givcn how t.b.t: accident pined, On Tuesday rnornintr hut bets f and v - e b o'clock, a tigka daring robbery, wiis committed on the person of 'Jr:. Benjamin. liurbidgc, , :„Itoemaker, of t Sympson, Strateurd, Buck, at a place piled No-malt'A3tul, between _l)vritiy fiat! and Shenley Inns, The robbery was pet pet vated by two men in ihott sinodt, amieti with larger binl tlt'onsi one vi` Isi•boln ,ei...trid him by that t;olLir, While this otlitr ritle.,.d pc , ciiets at 351, 74. being the poor • • sutttgor , a on, And Which 1 , 4; wat tokinz to pay curries at /cmcviter fair. ALdLfu.A7O . FIJL. 1 !. , ieven o'elock evenin, , ,- a ,:„h th,-;,. bi le k p, rt Icou - (.1i:1:!1-:,treot, ki, in a low atotnenk,: to the t. , iljoinitp];; a stationertt a batter's, and ,threati.iiod With a general conflagration ; mounted 'to nr. : :idigions,height, : and , ,:-ore with flantes,':onoke, and sparks vf The sweral fire-engine,s t;t . tot , 1. but it, was neat - , !•.t tvaier, sufficient td .11, ' ! r .lr:his, added to the, . „ rarrioit tn-!, 1. ttiaiton tnep,:l o c Hay of old „, in cluters, and eh: , NV+, 1, the danrer to a trto.i' ' preonsion was entt., a v ,14fthat quarter of . in, , : bustl,. ; distress. The in! . . ;:-. : •i ng direaionS, - :a and ertd,•;, H vowing -to preserve ,I!itt , 1 , tq ihek property as ,they ef:nid, Carry Portun,itelyt he greati)ip,..-: „ca.: 5 and, in a sboa ,tifue, - . being. procured, the engines began : ; Vet, it Was seatce.ltsuppe, the adjoining houses irt .I#2l-up. ein . could escape ; however, by4he ex tiLila of iiremen, So 4 aftOr thC'; II id so tiir got .the names ;i.c to precept an bard:ter d.irter t .„ and, at: eic-voo, all appreliemionl were at an cad, Ti then ap; eared, that Mr. t:tros . o lious,z,, the Stationer'ti r aiti the hatter's hou,,ei; burnt.o the -ground, and.tho 're,ar of several of the adjoining houses in Jerutialein-eourt and .ferico-conrt, much injured, . Ilps,vards 01;30 ivere 'more or less,' Shocking to .r4late, a peor , , , Woinan wl 0 was fly t ing,With the little property sheiltcrl re ~ cued f ront/ h e flames, at the moment the ii ont Upton's house was falling, passed under and was crushed 'to atoms.. hi conic three 'afterwardS . she was discovered alllollgtlri, raaaris but lifelelt 3 - we undermand she .was rut indugrious wother of a larg Ati„Officer , the Diziiiwut of Lon. don Volunteers, who ~WaS stanclin , l: tic...lr - the spot k r, was also touch -bruised; and to he earried;, Bone limmediately. \vas , ' we happy .to. state, materially . , When the, gittrin drum beat to arms, a of the YS- Itint6ef4; consisting of the.NH Of Loyal . London,,the Bishopsy,,:ne, the 81', .t:,.idery Com pany., and some others, mastered, with the greatest alacrity. , By their tithely and A6tive exertions, many !depredations 'were • prevented. ll,fore in o'clock the fire was completely got under, and several en gines ha,l retired, AT.N.Rt.ItoRot.TGI-I.;S - retr.Rl'.--Ye3tertltlVAt i lry so,v; Etizatelit IPolker, atitlitf4ry 4azi Alorgo4, two lof ttletn"'ul o getiteeLappyarattee, atld"tho , oth,:r a ini t . therly-looking nitarge(l with rt)hbipg the silop . 6(Messy, Lloyd andrtyde, wtarel , i)tHerneri, No. (8, 1 1 n11-114a11; The i'ri.tiotiers 'wetit into the si)t)pithove-rininedi under t:! ,, prct'etice of innt ,- ..itle; a i)tir , )agi'.,They did not they le.ti the one.of,thern , s'lKiwl ; , •:. , dye any • ' of sillt trk,%rocry , ; ; Inan , ; ,, ! till Friglay, rol)b, opi)(rcttinity fay Frai:c z r . t heir rentl ) lii _ I I , I 1 i. o 1,1 • 7 f .I. 'r 9 Priso , j. Ili . 1 , itn(i robl)eci f i;, : : 1 , t.),4l:itor, tyro pit-, .1 ion. r .pliest, and on ktiissinl sc.,' .after the rnall tr:tivt.:(l i 2 .ail ave.' articlt ; t; in tip,.dt f; , ; c'5014.,1 tt) HII St. (3- i'(irle's‘.l.‘Llll, for Huirt Nt';N full) f, ft.:l - trial, but was.diiellargeO. C. , utorttut!,:i INatita,;.r..,--Yesterday rnorriiig an In ! quisition was,held at. the (irangc Caev•-ntreer, Lincolles-dill-lields, on the body of I:I r.O urn, (fund with his throat cut near the door of II: in atoent's•lane • • ,un inuritin ',cared that the dpeeasecl w 44 a,geatilthig I n , jut returned from Deal' with a youn,. tho atur;ltter of a Carpenter to i house ul the above parkh. I tOr their 111.31Tiage, he wc, , nt o;i, pue S - e'veral articlr„: tot not von atterwardi until he win , -rou i early on Sunday' morning, with an d razor lyiipk,by On being. row.. , workhowe appeared deranged in 1,.. , • and, DO. 41'itlit'ailditit every assistartc , Crewder etpi,rt-d nine, ach , • • found a verdid of I &two!. Three Ititini4itions were tilla last ,„ I :icrore JOHN GARDNER, 1 4 4 tineOf His Ders for liattcashirt!: .Yef,terday body of 4 male bastard child; the • -one Ann Salisbnry, of Nether Wyers,i:c,, , , herself ivivately, • about tho Inorning of the euth ult. and g • vendee of her brother's ,We, • seven the same evening, sayi, that r dead, and that nobody knew ()'. sclt He hnri'd it in a It, t A dii tauce, ,The, Surgeon body in. , t beiou altie to Hay A:0100 w: it not, the .414 returned averdid.l.l,4 it had .1. tut.ll . way.--0a 'nun sday lagt, on the Jererniahliutton, o.fisberman, off in Cros4ing Kent Sands ; in the pariffth .of Watton, anti falling with hi., head under ham, snif oca teo, to which etre& a vc:idict wits returned: he 1 10 ,,, left a w ;d o . Nt , and , eight F'rittay, tm the body of John Berry, the younger, at the Cr;!gg, within Wray with llotton, who lost hi s -r i f e tino into a rotten tie; which he and Ory, f . )011 TWA 11 , end' wtal leiliaq ; when it. Carr, , ,! dor.'n with hint, and he was inht:l:l°,ly I.ILAV it%.d one chihi.