The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

N. B ! . I 1 ave list pleasure to inform tot, ih" we this moaning te.caoured the Big named in the April 13, 180 s. T. BATLEY. linuvvrcit, Arts" i6.—Capt. STP.WARD, Of E the Diana Post tiici Packit, arrived yesterday . . , vim a G'ottenhurgh Mail, and --- P REHKUSENr F '9 lately app.ointed Envoy Evraordinary and Minister Plenipottntiariat this Court from Stock. IVA Tile King George Packet, Capt. SAUNDERS, B "ikti this morning 13r Husum, with the Hatnburgh and firemen Mails ; at the same time Capt. Haut L "NI of the Lark Packet, with the Gottenburgh Mail. The Danish Brigantine Wennerime, BARENT SwettrzEts Master, trom East Rice to Cork, with timber, is put into this Harbour leaky, having been on shore on Hazeborough Sand. Remain' he hiatus Frigate anti Borer Gin-brig.. Capt. &imp, wh o f or some t i me past hascom =Handed the Sea Fencibks at Harwich, to the Meirtrious of is appointed the Channel , , 74 guns, one of flee t , joth room of Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, 140 takes that situation. 1)"1"011T1i, APRIL 15 .--A rr i ve d the Heart If ()ak erb , 011 Th, from Chepstow; and Vrou FlNcitv‘, from E m bd en . sei b led the jupiter, L ANGFORD, f or O porto ; OrtflflOtitk, B uRNH AM, for LOndon ; Fortuna, boo n Christiana; Tenuity BANNETT, for Spithead, " n d to N. Yarmouth;Vigilant , COMER., for Guernsey, The o ` '` l e is Was paid wages this day at Stoke's W here she had moored to g most li ive instruni on s t o the Tr ansports, 'tie Expediti on w ill: not sail, fait kely, th ese several days, a 9 the wind is not te A Spanish Shi p arrived at Spithead this; of. rn "n ; could n tent in, of 9earn by what Ship she was t , I'l ' l ' 44°l :Tl4 =fir? 5.--.. Sailed the Ran 411 " P of W W .ir, &mkt:, on a Cruize to th e e stward. , Arrived the Staunch Gun.brig. from a Cruizt.., with the loss of her fore. top toast. Arrived the Swedish Ship Assittentr,e, Captain b from Stockholm, laden with tar for this 4 - otr, " Zeit:e Frigate, of 4. , 1 guns, Cipt. M Arr: ND', went out of Harbour this inurning, and an. chu te(' in the Sound. 1 ' bakt,, Atitrt. 16.---1-lis Majesty' s Shi p g amai. ' t an)ln i I 'a; Orestes and Steed) .I.iluops ; :Fury and iic,:fir :InlYl ; fl/02;er and Fgai9US G l ll l -brigg, came i n • ' a Cruize (ifr Calais. A 1) f War w lso the lloszetta Sloop ith Convoy from Portsmouth, which are na;ird fur the Ri ver, and a Spanish Pr •/..tt. . . Artived the P respero Bomb, with Convoy from Po I film) * ; and Lucife Sailed r Bomb, f rom a C ru i ze. Trav e ll er, Majestic, Aurora, Ana° the ' er") rritort, Dasher, Atlas, Lord Nelson, Perseus, ilalker' )(joyion,.ana Sir Andrew Mitchell, late Armed Defence Ships, for POrtsmouth. \ ' ht, Diornede, I.!larn, !!_l4in the_ Downs—the Monarch , , V tf.creste,, speedy, /ii,,letta%4l,(t)l4, PoirlloTta, A 7th:sit Devastation , oiosion, Hecl4, Ltt-lt)rat Five d un.b‘ri:sr,' and Armed I ' )elence Ships as per ......_ • A "Itti' Atitit Arrived this morning the .irnerit s li t )q -- an p YelolleJ Cook, Cat. W u. Co; from ""'lntk, bound to Tonningeo. boar_ . ---INEss, APRIL 16.--This morning in the tv arrived , • "Cis Road, 4car. Atitni6l DOUGLAS, from , Off linitiogne', with the great e , t part of th e Dung tit Is . cithdroo i have nut been a, yet .able to, learn whi t si • fat- "' Il l ) * they consist of. 'The Arab, Sinop of, . ' • received sonic little &linage from the Batteries. , ; rt,, '.._„... We I'ILLA o hav e .... , 14 NIEUPorT, .APRIL d 3 i fiad the tr,filliti? t.,,lne out of a Waral•aellon, • ail h ve been in ta ken, Y neer, 3ef fi ciently spirited we must n .._.,4 Slit The Bold, Mariner, and "In . !: Armed and tn ,n in and engaged one'Praatn, six 60" n ear ' 44, I.tt,`Ajun''scliuy to, for one hour and h il"e l e cannot qu t® but I?ltle_ipiiehiel: we have done tn--(e,nil____.. The wl, tie 4 1, e I _evnee we, have ts.usatathnacifte again tuu sailed ftool oit_n E ItY,a bin 11l .. which w e fo , cmi.to Dunkirk., It was ttic rear 1 lo with and eogaged. ~• .I._ bISTRiBUTION F' PRIZE MONEY. , ilellA to, u .. t i h i 7 PlPerts and Cohipnny of in, Majes ty's late h ire d r__ ; e " ?AI e,legraph, for the capture of tht ().11119t 1,!4y1 01,1 v, Pl„Vlho'oth. 41114 tr. 1/to, tvery briday, at Mr . I .OOK er 3 11114';,`e(JffiLers and Companies of itis Majesty's sh,ilQg' tr'AsoUtitßu I.'a N'llitinct tor the csapthre of .St. Cr(Aonvgal_?:! i.kedsolfo ;44 : "ll l i l es "1 5.4.p41.'j T...inuiLuilt:.), the we'',.„''''a a st, St.:toani.v,ebatitedßetcr:oedthe lath May, tg;• 0 , Qn tvtrilay the b,t of May, No. , New Broad-street; or Plate, `,'4l4(lar and ThurAiy RSterwArds, at the same ft The Ce 62 brit/ and Glatran, of 64 guns each, have, (1 1 111 , th"r "(Poen fur Sre vice, been paid_ nff vfl4n)hm, anti their crews turned aver the Namuta gunsi Rod La Par-4one frigate, fi tting fur sea At that place. ons 'rile workmen have commenced their operati ons on the " TOVtleiB order ed 10 , be ereded along u4ltkoly Sussex and Kent lhe one near East. tit, • • .I‘4tl/ is to be snfficiently cap;.cigua /kW 41C 92QUI. . C 441115 e gunsi SPORTiN'C: - iNDELLIdANCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, TURSVAY, APRIL 16. The First Class of the Oatland _Stakes of jogs. each, h. ft. D. f. Mr.Kellerman's b. c. Alaric, by Yetworth, out®f Eghatres 'dam 3-yr 01d,.65t. - Mr. Wardell's Houghton Lass, 3-yr old, 7st. HIS. - 2 Mr. W.. Fer*wick's Miss Coiner, 3-yr old, 6st. 81b. - 3 Mr. Abbey's Margery, S-yr old, Bst. alb. - • Mr. Branthwayt's Fh. c. by Guildford, 3-yr old, 6st. tzlb. Mr. K. Boyce's Bramworm, 3-yr old 7st. ;lb. - 6 Sir J. Shelley's Julia, s-yr old, Bst. ;lb. . - 7 Mr. Howorth's Eaterorize, 3-yr old, 7st. 91b. - pd Gen. Cower's La Mancha, 3-yr. Old, 7st. slb. - pd Mr. Howorth's Blemished Boy, 4-yr old, 6st. rolb. - pd Mr. K. Weatherill's Haughty, 3-yr old, 6st. - • - pd Eight p . ) i against Alaric.-7 to 4 against Houghton Lass.-- • s to i against Margery.—; to a against Brairiworin. Sweepstakes of sags. each, 2-yr old Course. Duke of St. A lban's,Merry man, Bst. gib. Mr. Mellish's Honesty, 7st. 61b. - 2 Sir 1. Shelley's f. by Ilarnbletonian, 7st. 71b. - pd Two to t against Merryman. Mt. Jones's ch. c. Junius, by Buzzard, dam by PotBos. -out of Editha, by Herod, brat Mr. Harris's Farmer, brother to Allegranti, by Pegasus, list. each. Across the Flat, 300 gs. Jr. ft.—Two to t on Junius. Mr. Mellish's Eagle, gst. 71b, beat Mr. IVat6on's Dread nought, st. Sib. Ab. M. 20ogS, —TWO to t agst Eagle. D. of St. Albans's :Merryman; Bst. 71b. beat Gen. G rosve nor's b. c. Skirmisher, by buzzard, out of Lady! ane, 7st. 41b. Ab. Mile, zags. —Six to 4 on Nlerryinan. • It was expeted that a band of,Volaic fityrmidow would have assailed ICEMBLE last night on his ap. pearance at Covent Garden Theatre in the charafter of PenpYiddock, but public opinion is so much and So justly in his favour, rhat he was greeted with a shout of applause the moment he appeared at the cottage window, and excited very warm approbation throughout his performance, which wait indeed a finished specimen of the art. 'Mrs. BILL iNCTON'WeIIt to Bath on Monday last, for the purpose (of singing this evening at the Be. neat Concert of RAUZZINI. . If we trust to Greenroom report, Mr. COLMAN'S new Comedy is likely to become, in merit and at. traction, another jahn gull. Mr. HOUGH, the theatrical iostruaor of Little BETT . Y, having been dismissed from the toils Q t tutorage, has obtained, a comfortable situation as Prompter under the management of'STtPH EN KIM. B Le, with whom he was engaged in the saniecapa ell), many years ago. A Subiciiptionlron foot, it seems, for the pur.' pose. of making a provision for Mr . BARRY,: the, Auist, who is now Meclining:inro the vale of years." He is a very eccentric; charieler, as well as an able Pro:essor of his Art ; hut, according to the adage, 61 , he has been no man's enemy but his own." The Royal ilcodemicians, ssis a Morning Paper, are in a great bUstle at present in transporting their pitinres to Somerset Hopse. „ If so they are putting themselves to needless trouble, for :their works have no chance of admission this year unless they were placed many days .ago under Academical rrottaion! The Marquis of STAMM D has it in contempla tion, it is said, to form Colledion of Pidures into .a Gallery, to be thrown open three days n week, as a School of Study for our English Painters. This morning was married, at St, Margaret's, by the Right Rev. Father in God Lord I.irsuoP of CHICJIBSTIt It, CORDSLt. BltuoKs, of Great George. street, Westminster, Esq. to. Miss STUBBS, eldest daughter of GBO. STU B Bs, of Parliament.street, Esq. The following is the official account of the reei. nue that attends BONAPARTS and his liiiperial Consort on'.lll.ei- journey to Italy A Colonel General of the Guard, a Grand Marechal or the Palace, a•Grand Master of the, Horse of, the Empress, a Maid of Honour, fem. Ladies of the Palace, viz. Madames Serent, Savory, D'Arberg, and Mactemoisel le D'Alberg, two A icles-itcL Camp, General Calfarelti, General Lernarols, foul-Chamber lains, viz, Messrs. llcdouville, Thiars, Meicy, D'Argentau, Beaumont, six Knights, Two Prefeets of the Palace, three Assistant's to the GrandMarcelial of the Palace, an Almoner in Ordinary, the Bishop of l'uiliers, Private Secretary to the Emperor, .M. Menneval, Secret:ity to the Empress, M. Des. champs, the Minister of the Interior, the Secretary of State, Marechal Moncey, the Counsellor of State, M. Bigot Pfeil. meneu. Household i)epartinent— Four Maitres d'Hotel, three Hussars, seveilltaiets de Cisambre, five Waiting Wom men of the Empress, eighteen Kitchen Servants, thirty Va lets in Waiting, thirty Domesticities, eight Couriers, SUbal ternspf the Guard, two Huntsmen,' five Running Footmen, and a Secretary of Equipages. Yesterday the Lott) MAYOR, attended by Sir . C. Parc e, Alderman HuNTax, the Recorder, Chamberlain, the Sheriffs and Law Officers,• With the Lady Mayoress, and some of her famale friends, after partaking 'of •a cold collation .in 'the Hall, re ceived the boys from Christ's Hospital, who went in procession through cite Mansion - House; and, on their arrival in the Hall, the Chamberlain presented them with two bonus and a glass of wine, each ; when his Lordship, agreeable to ancient custom, gave each boy a new sixpence ; and then, attended by the Sheriffs' and his Suite, went in state to Chiist.Chureh, where they beard a most excellent Sermon, pieaChed by the Rev. G. H. Gt.asse, Rec. tor of Hanwell, Middlesex ; from whence they all went to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and dined with the Governors of that ancient and valfiable institu. tion. Lettera were received yesterday from Antwerp of the 3d inst. which give very distressing accounts respeettng the state of commercial affairs there; and which convince us, that the French are determined to act with the extreme of rigour in all cases where the interest of the,English Nation is concerned. — Some time in the month of March the house of a dealer in English goods at Antwerp was forcibly entered by a party of French, who ransacked it froas top to bottom for English merchandize. They were successful in their search, and the goods they found Were immediately confiscated. No farther notice was taken of the dealer till about the latter end of the same month, when three Goss a" Armes arrested bite, and carried him and all t his papers to France. Several Merchants have been arrested at Brusseis, charged with ttaiiizking in E,lglish goods, and have been also conveyed to Paris, where they are all kept in the same place of confinement. Many more who were apprehensive of being arrested, have fled from Brussels, and left behind them. the whole of their property to the discretion of the plunderers. The Loyal 'Southwark Volunteers, Lieutenant.: Colonel At.coct, were impeded yesterday in Montpelier-Gardens by Colonel ADDRN sROOKS. After the inspedion they went through the trowczn.: vres of field exercise, in the ptesence of the Imped ing Officer, by whom. they were complimented in the moat handsome manner, for their correct perFon ancs oiduty. Thry made a very resvcil,thic tttu ter. EXTR4CD FROM. THE BSFORIE Tai HOMY. F COMMONS', Itr.kirCTlNG SIR HIMP. LATTER ERQM SIR HOAR POPHAM TO MR. MARSDEII, DATED SETT. 29 ' ; 'OlO4. (Contimmel from our Paler of Itioudo..) Stores to too great an amount are stated t&have been purchased at Calcutta fur the use of the Rom. ney, in the months of November and Dtcemher, 18ot. It is however, impossible, for any one in Englandto calculate, on any fixed principle, what - a twelve-month's expenditure ought to he on the home station ; seeing that in the , course of a night a ship may be obliged 'to cut away all her masts, or may meet with some other terrible disaster, as was really the case in the Romney, in the hurricane of the rzth of November 'Soo. Now then can any judgment be formed of the 'exigenciei of a foreign service ? The only true .criterion by which an unerring judgment can be formed, consists in the testimonies and depositions of Officers of cliara&er and reputation. In the present instance,- sand. in whatever refers to my commind,in India and in the Red Sea, they swear unanimously that there Was not any improper expenditure of stores. This at. gument will, to every unprejudiced mind, be deem ed conclusive; especially .after I have, pointed Out the particular and minute detail which has been en tete& into; and as their Lordships 'mu;it be aware thatl had great and impor:ant duties to attend to, they cannot, I trust, he di,pleased at knowing that, • according to general usage, I left, in a great mea sure, the superintending care over the Warrant Of. fivers, and the detail of the ship, to the senioiLieu tenant ; anti it, in addition to the Ithleititi and una. nimous affidavits on the integrity of my charaCier and condua, , their Lorehhips should want any fur. ther proof, I implore them tow have personal ex aminations made of all the Officers who were in my squadron, and are now in England. The article relative to the junk applies to Mr. Louis, who, in all probability, had nut received the condemned cables when he made the purchase; in any case the junk was regularly demanded for the Use of the ship, and, as . l conc;udedi regularly. and properly supplied by hiM. if..he purchased junk at a time when he had a provision: in store,, the ,error was his, and should not have been introduced so as to make it appear, on a cursory glance, that the, "blame was imputable to me. • Why the condemned cah:ta and rigging were not applied to certain purpose* expressed in the Itepart,. in the making of new sails,, is a questi.:n which ought to be asked of Mr. Louis, who is on the spot, to justify himself .1n the sCo . te of she supposed neglelt ; to him all purchases and supplies relate ex elusively, The next article of the Report refers to • put..., chases of old canvas for' the use ; of the B o a t s wa i n and Carpenter, and•insinuates'a neglect in the non_ ,conversion of the old sails : these sails were sent on shore in an entire state, as is, I believe, the custom in all His Majesty's yards, and demands were made for old canvas. If an O ffi cer Who has old sails to return were to cut them' up in the pre sence of a King's yard, and to seleCt his old canvas, such an interferepce with the duty of the Naval, Officer would, in my opinion, subjet him - to a re.: primand ; it appears to me that it i: his business to return she unserviceable sails, and then to make a demand for the, old canvas he may need. Wish respeft to the awnings, however it maybe customary in England to make them of old canvas, 1 must say, with every submission, that I think • this a very unprofitable mode of conversion ; our awnings were completely worn out before we reach. ed the Red Seas and it became absolutely necessary to make a new set, but the excessive heat of-the sun had the died of scorching and drying the can. vas of every description to such a degree, that it was worn out in hail the time in which it would have been decayed in any other climate. If the new awnings which were. demanded exceeded. the others, • it is to be noticed that the' Romney took on boarci as Many stores as possible, because I every tea. son to believe that she was to go on an expedition to Batavia and the Mauritius, on the completion of the service in which she was engaged in the Red Sea ; for Lord Wellesley, in hit;.lnstrudions to Ge., neral Baird, desires him to consult me on the place which it would .14 qaost expedient first to at. tack, and on this account I proceeded to Calcutta, not only to arrange personally with the Marquis Wellesley:my proceedings on this aubjea, but.on many others of equal importance, by the express wish of General Baird, and ,under the sannion•and ' approbation of Admiral Blankest, my predecessor ; and this intention I previously to my departure from the Red Sea communicated to Admiral Rainier, whose acknowledgment of that communication I re ceived a few days after my arrival in Calcutta, and which has already been laid before their Lordships ; and that they may see hOw highly ,Lord Wellesley felt on my proceeding to C a l cutta, I itnnex,his Let • ter on my arrival, Fort William, 4,11. zz, 1801, Half 4P. M. SIR, I have received your several Disparclies fOrward. ed with your Letter of the Th instant, and I take the earliest opportunity of expressing my wannest acknowledgments for your various, able, and Com prehensive communications. Your arrival at this Port affords me the highest satisfanion, and cannot fail to promote the public service ; you will find me zealoubly disposed to employ every effort for the accomplishment of the great objet now in co ntem.' plation, and ready to receive your advice and assist ance with the utmost degree of cordiality. I have issued all the orders which you have suggested, with a view to facilitate the arrival of the Romney at Mayapour, and her repairs in this Port. hope to have the pleasure of seeing you immediately after your landing. Mr. Louis, the Naval Agent, ,inforrtia me that .he has provided a house for you, otherwkr I would have taken that duty upon my&elt ; and it you ShAuld not find your s'elf Conveniently lodgtd, I hope you will allow toe to remedy that inconvemence. I have the honour to be, &c. WILLMLIY. (To be milivad,l CORN EXC./1 . /WOE, Arks. 17. Tt-tz quantity of Wheat here to-day is rather considerable, and continues to go off' heatily, ,rind - rather cheaper ; I)..init:c, not being of fine quality; ; is sold at about 98 per quarter ; Rye and Mal,t also at less ; Pirley in full supply, and almost wi t h. out sale ; Rape Secd at Ihigli'price, scarce ;:ny here ; Oats are in good supply, marl cargoes of furtigc, and incline downwards ; Flour of the best go:46y continues dear', not having much at hand; other sorts at less price. Wheat 7os a Bos a 965 ad ReariS • .- , 435 a 4g:i ad Fine Old -- Os a io/-oci `rick Beans 4a5 a 455 ad . Rye ~ - - Sts a 56s 6:1 Oats 221 a zas a 27s od' Barley - - 0 41S a 46; Od t PO4lll (IJ. - 2165 a 295 ott i Malt - - 725 3 775 ott Itipe.S —I. edd 7 - —I - White Pease 425 a 485 od ,Fine Flour - Bas a 85s ott Gtey ditto = 36s a 403 ad Seconds -. . , 7?s a Bos °it Capt. ki 4 Atcrisurt, formerly of the South Wales Corps,. is returned, And by this time prthrbly landed at' Port J nikson, with his pew stores, and stockfor his extensive F.,rrti in that"-Settlement he has now in various fl )cks nearly 6000 sheep, mostly crossed from tops of the Spanish breed ; and from this stock, under a, geni;ll climate, he 'litters him self with the hope of soon rendering it unneeFisary for England to rely on the `Sanish market for fine, wool. Light-Ivinces with telegraphic communications have been lately erected troth the north-westetO partsof Ireland to the c.nttli..Western, frnm the ex. treme of which intrifigen,:e nnay be receihd, being a 'course of 250 miles, iillowing for the winding tat" shotes, in half an hour. Several Recruiting Serjeants have arrived at Milli in order to enlist such of the privates in the Militia Regiments stationed there as may he inclined. vo; luntarilr to extend their services under the Adjuit passed for that purpose. . A very large proportion of the whole number art eager to embrace the offei, held out to them: . • . A Detachment of 18 Artificers, of the Corps of. Royal Engineers, marched into Canterbury on Fri. day lasi, from Woolwich, and on Saturday con. tinued theitz.route for Doter, where they are to be employed, under General Twist, on the, works now construeting at that place. The. Craven Legion., commanded by the Right . Rm. Lord RIB atEsDALE will arrive in York on* er aboutthe +th of May, to remain on permanent ,duty zi days. _ _ The Wakefield Volunteers march on Friday next. for Harrog.;te, to ratniin on permanent duty for Zr days. Mr, GR ATTAN, if he accepts the invitation of Lind Fr TZWI L 1.A.N,t0 take the vacant seat of Mai. ton, will a(t ,counter to the advice that he gave . ,his friend FLOOD. When Mr.' F. asked his Opinion. reopening his intention of becoming a Member 'of' the English Parliamet.a, Mr. GRATTAN thus replied —"My friend, advise you to decline it ; it is " too late, believe me, - to think of transplanting " an 'risk oak, of cg years' growth, to a new soil ; " for it cannot thrive after so ifidiaereet a removal." The giverql this sound advice is now, we believe,' a political Irish oak of' nearly 7ri Years standing himself, and yet he inclines to beirani,frlaxtea' to England I Mr. GttATTAN is represented in a Public Print as having been the friend of the late Mr. lisLono. If a friendship did exist between them, it wa s of a very extraordinary kind, for it was manifested by the most bitter opposition in Parliament, and an at.. tempt to destroy each other in a duel. On .Friday last a most daring outrage.* was cOm„ mitted in Hyde:park by four nien, sin" the persons of theflon. Mr. M‘DorrAto, son of Lord M'Do. NALD, MCC' WHEELKR, of South-street, and her servant, by first insulting and then striking them ; and on :Mr. Bias, the Constable;; being sent fi.r, they assaulted him, and were with some difficulty secured. On Saturday morning they underwent an examination before the Sitting Magistrate at Mdtl.. blrough-streer, and gave bail fir their aiiiiaranct at the.ensUing Westminster Sessions, Yeterday morning early ',Mr. Lonsdale, who formerly kept the Tap at the Opera-House, put a period to his existence at his lodgings at flimmer. smith, by cutting his throat, Na man within the space of a few months has experienced more. the vicissitudes of fortune, He, a short time since, was, by his creditors, thrown into Newgate, and the loss of his licence at the Haymarket made sn forciblean impression on his mind, as to occa. sion temporary derangement, which is supposed to - have occasioned the perpetration of this rash aet.' To.morrow the Prisoners charged on suspicion of having committed various felonies will be re. moved "from the several prisons in the City of Lou, don and County of' Middlesex, to Newgate, in order to take their trials at the ensuing Old Bailey Sessions, which eommtnce on Wednesday next. At the New alley, in Manchester, on Wednesa - day, two men, who- had imposed upon the tants of Prestwich and the neighbourhood, by pre_ reneling to have sustained a heavy loss by the death c,tt tie, at Todmotden, were &ceded aslimpostors 4 .and commit teat far trial Sessions. They had coLletted upwards of +Ol. On Mond.iy i poor woman was run over in Tot_ tenhatn.c , wrt-rcmid by a G:liiiernan's carriage, which so fritinted her hones, th it she died in cOnsequence yester.iiiyinorningiitt theMiddiesex 1 . .4050 tal, whittle r she was removed. An oI I man of Conishrough, near Doncaster, lately became a do?!. to the etide trick pit ring.dropa ping, and - was hoaxed out .of ten guineas. Such was fits eagerness after enormous g:on, that tititgl't he had Jou( five guineas in his potter, he found a fruin,l to assist with the loan of the other eve, os the deposit (at holding in possession at precious diamond br , ,ioch, contained in a small leather case, and enveloped in a writ!-!..0 receipt for tso guineas, the original price tif it, half of the value of which he was to, reeriwt as Ilia sham on the fulloantig morning; but utOrtunately bound likPiser 'not worth six•pence, Friday morning II Child alynit four years old, be. longing to Mr. Simpson, of Halifax, bqokscit er , tortunately fell trom garret window into the street, and was so me) injured by the fall a) to occaoikirt its almost immediate death.