The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-26 00:00:00

. . ' . . ' , ~ , •, . , . . . .., are here ve ry well, and 'go . home. in the Convoy; which only waits 'for some authentic news of the ' Aochefort,,,Sauadrote. The Tapaze is d rea df u ll y tilatiled, and the Merchants . ask 20,0061.. to' repair 47,-- 4 send-You. a list I received from our friend at Cadiz.of the Spanish and French Ships arrived there, exclusive of those which were there before: - There are of those five Sail of the Line ready for sea ; one of them is La Santissirna.lrinidada, of 136 guns and f 4 50 men.. S ev e ra l of the large Ships are preparing or sea, so that the force in Cadiz will be very large. "We are told that the Toulon and Carthagena Squadrons have formed a- junaion, and consist of .i 4 81n1 of the Line. The Cadiz and French Fleet's map come out to ciket a iun6tion with' them, con .rl.iding in the superiority of their numbers ; but our 1 appeinted 13ritisll Fleets will convince .them, at h euld they meet, th at they had better have stayed h m " In the last Spanish Gazette, which we received Ysest!rday, -die Spanish Government recalls all their e ith i'& home, be they in any country ; and if they ,01 itetreturn withi n the appointed time to the Spa- e ld . l ° T . lllion, half their property will be confiscat : ' '''' ro[lscn assigned is, that the Spaniards may Epttli exi " t money i n their own country.Si,Antsn 811/PS AT CADlZ.—Argonaute, of 86 • 1 / 1/ , II I S Pr ince ?I' Asturias, 114 i Neptune, 86 1 Ter=; 1 6 ' ! )1 , 4 i iliontagne, 76 ; 11 inertia, 76 ; St. Juan, ,40`11. 4ugustbz, 76; St. Ildefonso, 76 ; St. Fran ' 76 ; Ete,eq;o 68 ; six Sail fitting, 74's. , . 1 14Z.N c p cc' • 7 ) , „,, . Le For ellhbtt. t., . Liars Le nucentaur, " 8° }ens; te P1u tcri,74,12.,,; Lc A Igesiras,, 74 ; '.e Neptune, . tvt 14,:ii4Lraptable. fics.; I.c Montbl4ne, 74 e , 'La, swift : . •L' 4,' „`,4.l'ittrive, 4; Le Ilerwiek,-74 ; L'intrept d e c , 1 7 1 4 , ~ Irp, l i n • 11. tltcr o , 74; Le Fougealix, 74 ;Lc 1)u , ) 1,'A,.. 614 L'Argonaute, 74 ; I,e It eti..u.,,tallee.tenTs4e: 1 1,4; 1, 4 6.111:77F1' !CATES. L'llermione, .44 .; 11 Li ► l i t'iliii l 4-1• — 'Alt a , A ' ',llk, 44; LA ThallltS, 14 i. :- t r 1 16. `` P 8 t r'S' 16 ; Le Furet,':6 ; 1, oi)t.rva eu , ii vcr 'O.---Ille want of biscuit and .alt provisions betw t Y tt rt 'at at Cadiz ;, and great atihnosity prevails tile Spaniards and French." a nAtl,,,ce,,N,nts from Barbadoes, dated July 7, mention Cap/, C F of Ptizes captured by the King's lisher, Sch6 o Ifth. In the list of these are one Brig, five ~. n ers, and two Spanish Merchant Ships. Ulm , rti iract . S ( 1,„ 0 • l'lceS attending the capture of one of the ,„, n ,ers, the Isabella La Damas, are distingui4ted ~,,.. ;In ot,ataze,?f Such signal bravery in a boy of i 2 ikiiiii,mrt2c, rAWATID CHAPPELL, not yet_ rated . a ve n d er i c * du , ' that it is Worth recording: It is . not t 6 0 'ul (=reit Britain possesses the supremacy of 'Vas (alit Ala'' w hen Ras of heroism dignify even her in . The.. Tnners h e / , .. . ' e "ello Ia D Danz as a Spittisli Privateer , a a Naas , L - -,R:r which . I (lo se in ' Heti Captain Catlin discovered lying th e ,. utldeethe high land of La Guyra. SOon . athir i uction b e e ..t 66 11 , 1 4011 between her and the King's Folter, 4iiNlcl,l; "e( 'N'lry to bolrd her. Captain CRIBB kept o h t q a tnat for that purpose,which the Schooner t heith6l, - ‘, 71 , t , 1 t het musketry. Another Boat was . Pe t , 10 "e 1 / 4 1 alit, upon which occasion Master,,. C t u . A . 7 1 : t, itnt ee ~.'"aitt; a ‘i „ -red his services with the l! first Lie . '"ol; rt i : services SR, accompanied by fourteen ‘04 44,01 11 3 hrave little Crew pulled 'away in taee ,tteer i '. .,,,., ar ,gti of ‘,.!,npe and cannister e and after a ,c --, o, , , r,tie,,, e 'nerit el' half an hour, succeeded iii hQucd - Jew ) , 1 - Wi,,, t ; tt 'ilt . r and carrying her oft: `krail te '7, rtturo'd, 'Ale. STANDISH ; u itll that ;11,1 6 or;irrinA.lich rnili , ..‘ trite .courage, pi esented hi:. 4 4 4 , v :` / : 11.1 '41, Xvi(: i high encomiums, to Ctlptil thili r""' tik.:ite Ned upon him t.te . Sword 61 the liip,,,S, !..nreltler, and acCOMPanied that 114,1* of, , '-,*.i.l`wn).itit:,,,,, with the following words : 7e,,4titi•, t ry ""to CHApep,ee, Mr,. STANDISH has been , 14 / 1 1 ( Me yoor gallant conduel in cutting oet t Nrd ; :la Demos. . Take this Sword for yaw ' k en " 4 " Gn l ' , end you may always aa airu .0, A ' gone!" ' - 11 16/1 .. , ........... I . to lion c, . ' l l* ~ , -Iptain PA it ENIiA 14 is appointed to the tip . 'hi of 14', l't i t '4l 11 th o f , 'l. olaiesty'..s Ship, Gorgon, of 44 Ohs, 1-.1,11.110, ltatitton, ill the room of Capt. WI en IN - 4v 'ett; "al got the command ol'His Majesty's Ship heal t , A, • iltrh• c()ll 43 , i ‘ , lltr ' ' i ert yesterch received of the arrival of 00 1)1 ' r e ()fo ie L • ' d Fleet which sailed ~ T ol , ~ eewat Island 1 1) ‘; l a Ttill I) ‘ 1 1 ( d t t *. o 11 the 31st of July, viz, the Sarall ... ,‘ . 111 4 1 113 4 d ; s 'i s ''' ). "(P , , froM Demerara, arrived i . our. \i/ 4 t. r). to ''' P'irted from the Fleet on the 54 1 ttl'i% e e6 t"aara .; n g 'la. 50. during. a heavy gale from the o ' i r f l ta t t i, :' ll .d the , Inielia, Captain YOUNG: . 1 the 6 0 a ' ri ved off ;fishily,. She left the from Fleet, Ali 0,.! lest. ttitl:lll,seyi:lt?ii".l:ethleilonging to the Mars Privateer, of 11 4 , 1 i ' , Ho 0,,, e., ) Y the Combined Fleets, on their re , 11 , 1 ')Ie s iim ; i i we,:t Indies, together with a very va. 441,,41),):14'11,,Wt5t Indianian, her priazei and who 11 , ,'' cor ee l 'a 14 4)/ in the ;talon a the Q2d of kr 4 4l3 vl,,L d .lelY gives the lie to. Admiral VII: - iit, llll 4tll , In •• He accounts for the Admiral zags? ftr)e- l ) ti e ( s it s lg. 0 111 . Fleet, by his having, crowded qtii:lti,,,„ h.. fie Lie third night after the aaion, un - ti e .':k 41 , , , A., I , l ')' Press 'of sail.- During the two pre -I,sw, `''ill i t •(-, eullibined Fieeti , bad the weather tk4lllt.,,„ v i a , not in Sir ft. CALDER'S power to a , 1 1( 1' . 1 01% 1 - ' igt. , l ( Cl A i 0 ,:li011 ; hut, on the third day, the ~ 1 - ' li4i)' , " lavouref our Fleet when the French 41 4 • . , , , ~ ... P . il k ~ . 'i' ',' e !le m at sea, or even in Vigo MT, ' - '"fil was so great, and seven cf. the : ~,"`" ` ~,, , , . t i'l greater part mu s t h a ve fallen ;- .. , ,e,, ,:, ' 't' , l Sir R. CALDER had a Fri;;,ite ,'': i le ' , have watched tlie:r motlons, and „, , ,e, „,, ~ (, '' , zv e b e ,:, l •"l'L, they were, the con.seqtaences - ,, t, t (:,1 gioric)u.s for this. Country. t I , l e , Ite,„ IT:i t s 'tali etlo i .1 19,-- Yesterciay. and this day the 4,:, , T, i , ,1,„, t•le 4'7 th and 6fed Regiments marched 11 1 . (i i . t 1,.. re theY are to do duty with the Ist Bat- I.i „ iii ( l a ''' .'-'(;th, till cbtnbi kat' ~ , r (Av , „ y 0,,. ~.,,, •. , r ton. . . "vi. , t l 0 4 ti`',lht Bripade of the Line passed t 4(. 14 _ te lt . , v ~ 4. 11 t 1 ,r t:natjt_(;,. ';'V to Bandon, after inspeEtion , IL, : 1 , I )e tric ` ilral huaToN, who commands the ; 1 r ;„ 1 .0 t. 1 , - fi t , t , Or() ;., t. ‘ , ~ i ''' ( ! , :Li:, M. p t. ' L I tri IS • oity WilS voted to the Iron. I:i . i i t ,, l .,'"' l :, :`,/„, l ' 'Or the Queen's County, and also .',t,tc,:)i,e1„.....,T,L,.‘14r) anti DONNELLY, of the Ni.v3 l . 'I, 7 '. - - . k.ottitte:is of KINt;STON iS aiTiVed 111 I 1,. 4 1t r5 , 1444 e',-1, ~,,'"---7_,, It lr'.lll4 44() l ' ', ' ‘g.4c ) "I th(t 13th insta;,3, mcnoen `1'1 4 ,:',! tier, t ; t c n i. h ' 1.1. 4)0ps are assembled in the :1:- • I `l` 'i i iil 1 1 r ab.)ut 7 er soutt o' le horn .ire t (' ' 4 ' 4 tl ' ' iitl.;t'4l;4lt4:,'l. .I,tielet,r,t2.6.t, Cilituned in the . nciiii.tbc;tn.- . t/1,1,t L ' 4 re Et .1. .44411trY .COasiplain bateriy, .iilLt tor. . it lr 4 lnabilit): IC z;npply. tne watif.. , el 4% ) I tn ., I • PEY2IIOtI7II, Sarra 24 Last evening the Bova. FAMILY hortOured' the Theatre with their presence, to see The School for Scandal. • This morning, about seven o'clock, His MAsziTY took MI usual early ride. Her MAstsTy and. the PRINCESSES went soon after, in two carriages, to Mrs. BUXTON'S house, on the Pier, to see a ship launch ed from Gleed's Yard ; the Duitis of CAMBRIIIGE and SUSSEX folloWea, on horseback. A temporary platform WAS prepared fit the ROYAL PAttTY. Sobll after they had taken their places, the ship went Oft the stocks irt a very grand style. There were a nutn ,, ber of persons on board, .who cheered the ROYAL FAMILY ai she was entering the Water, which ;wAs echoed by the crowds on shore. The DukE. Of CUM BERLAND arrived on horseback just in time to see the launch.- She is a fine vessel, to carry 40C} ton`s. She is the propel ty of Mr. Wrat s, of Satoh Points, On her main-deck preparations are made for V.) pounders. An Othcer'sGuard attended round Mrs. BUXTON'S house, during the stay of the Roy hr. FAMILY. Mrs.Bux,toit prepared a sUmptuolls break fast.for her ROYAL GUE S TS, of which they partook. After which; HER MAJESTY and the Princess Bit z attended by the Countess of ILenESTER and Lord BULKELEY, 'returned in their carriages. The other PatNcEssEs, and the Puglia of CAMBRIDGE and Sussm. walked to the Esplpade; where tilt) , were met by the QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETii. His MAJESTY coming in sight, frOm his morning's ride, the whole,of the ROYAL. pAnTY Went into. the Lodge. Soon .after eleven o'clock the ROYAL FA MILY went on board the Royal Yacht. SPORTING INTELLIGENGE. DONCASTER RACES, tilos. MONDAY. SEPT. His Majesty's Plate of ioogs. free for all hories, lc. four year olds to carry lost. 41b. five year olds 1 z.t . (sib. six year olds 12st. and aged r2st. 210. —One four. mile. heat. M. c. Quid, by Star, 4-yrs old - Mr. Kirby'sgr. c. Evander, by Delpirti, 4-yrs. old • 2 Ld DarlingtOn's hr . h. Ferguson; 5-yrs old - . 3 Su: to 1 against Ferguson-3 to t against Quid--g to 4 oil E vandcr, Exceeding easy. Quid took tiic lead, and wa4 never headed. Sweepstakes of aags. each, for then two-year olds; colts Est. fillies fit. I'll). Last Lord Fitawilliani's I. Iv SriPep4 . Mr. Melimit's b. 1. FliOtyi by Tiaveiler - - Sir H. T. Vanes I). 1, Geore.i.ini i by Patriot - • - 3 Two to t against Lurd Fitzwillialteb b. 1.-4 to 6 on Geor. giati.t. Good race. . • . _Arr. GAR LICKV, His Majesty's Minister at Copen hagen, and 13nron CORPELAN, frpm Sweden, arrived in town yesterday, with ioportatit communications to Government. Two,Messengers froin'Russia also reached town at the same time, with. Dispatche3 .said to be of the utmost, in Nit.. Pver arrived yesterday morning from Mr. Rosit's'setit i. in the atterhoon he lefttown for Put r - ty , , where be entertained a soled party of friends to inner. : M . es tertfavi“norning Lord er,ottAvE arrived in. . , t , : + , tit Weymouth, 'and ttatts:K.ted ly.lsiness at —i 0 f ce. , ' ttlA .. 'l l i'ti r i i .Cit E,yrrt tz.—The pre-emincmt merit of Mr. rNa tfsi,;Penruilinck , cirL w a i very numerous Au-A, 41Alice la - ,it . , .... it t D , C,,t: v'elil- ..1 : 11": it n: . I lwat . re ; and ilt no. MIT)* ~4 , .,, m: . e 1 • y 1 , ;,, t, 1 I. : ~, ftic c - t6'"4 il, and made , a verik - powerful a l -Teal tot tiie-A11145... , . liellc, studied *!.re whole of this ch4ran.arwi..ll so tuwit attention, .that-,it togy be fil.'. 4 4r con;lacrz..d. as one. of the most excellelit spe cinaenis.of . i i,eattieal skill. . It would be clitiicult . to select any Iva. of aperfbrmaiaCe Ns , hick is i.ilto ..; ether o well digested,. and iir) adniiilibly sustained ; but , the: cene in which he informed Young troodiiille of his father's treachery ex-hillit,-d the most prominent merit; in the opinion of 11);.: Audience, and pro duced three distinot and univeN,:ii bursts of applause. The rest of the characters were very well supported, but particularly by C. KEIVIDLE, MINDEN, BRe N TON , and his sister, the latter of whom iA vury evi tdently improving .-After the Play, the Dance of ' Dermot and Kathlane,.. founded partly on the Farce of :The Pour. Soldier;iliid partly on a popular Ballet of the Opera-Rouse, introduced !Miss LurtNo, from St..Petersburgh, on 'the English Stage. She is a pretty little girl, and if not a great, is.'a lively and interesting Dancer. BYRNR, illi with, and his ad mirable, son, were conspicuous in this little Ballet, and were much applauded. • COOKE has not yet returned to his station at Co-. ventigardeu Theatre, but lte has sent from the country an attestation of a Physician; .importing that his health is in.too delicate a state to admit of any theatrical exertion amid the fumes of the Me tropolis. BRAHAM was, it is said, recently offered Fifty Gmtneus to sing one night at BETTisoN's,,at Margate, but he refused the offer. Yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held at the East India .House. After Uo usual forms, the Chairman (Mr. GRANT) stated, that the Court of Directors bad oi a Resolution, " That the'Court had reason to believe that all persons who were on board the Prince of Wales at the time of .-her- loss bad perish ed ; that the Court. were folly satisfied that the Ship ..as stored in a sufficient Manner; and that, Conse quently, no blame can attach to the Owners ;. and that, from the experience, and ability of the Com rnandei• Abd Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred that no blame attaches to them." After a I..Ar words from Mr. RANDLE,' JACKSOI4 a Ballot for the approbation of such Resolution: was fixed for the Inth of, Oelober, vreeably to the Ads ot 4 30th and 43d CEO. 111. cans. so and 63. On the request of Mr. IL NDLts JAcKsoN., the Correspondence relative to the Brigade. of: Royal East India. Volunteers,: between the Court of Di rectors and Brigadier-General HAY, wa, ro:al ; When Mr. RANnr.E JAoxscra gave notice, that at, a future Court be should bring forward a : Motion of Thanks to that Brigtide in particular, : and to the 'Volunteers of the 'United Kingdoin in genend.for those exertions which had enabled Government to , send AO large a Regular Force froth this country. - - • Court them adjourned ,cine die. The 11:.%nitifal pi6tore front the .;tnitnated .pe,nclil Mr. DE LotirliEltiloUlto, widen . Wp is to be placed in Carleton 1100 - , , ne as as the rc-: Fibs f.tre finished. It will cell:linty be th , f 'Adel' or nament of the place, mill d_ honour u.;, the taste of the Princely owner. A'uRrER OF MR. ELNET. , -• We'. yesterday stated the outlines of this most shocking at •--we: are now enabled to_lay he ibre our Ileaders . furher particnlars. In :our Report of yesterday eve were ' mistaken in menlioning the name of Scripps, it should have been SviTeit. CORONER'S - -- - A Coroners's, Jury of the most respe6table cha- - raiSters in the neighbourhood of Peptford, Brc. was. yesterday morning swern in before Mr. JENNINGS, at the Acorn Inn, near. Greenland Dock; after view ing the body of the deceased, they proCeeded to exa mine Witnesses; the first called was,'' Hester Kitchener--,-she stated, that on the 427th of July last: she went to 'live with the deceased, and that on Thursday .morning last he left home fo go to his frailly, :Who were at Margate,, and that on Monday'inorning.at seven o'elecit he returned ; that he etriphiyed himself. dUring% the Monday aa.be usually did : he rodeiiut----and that a Mr.,Prahain dined with him ; that Mr, Grah:tin Veit Mill about three o'clock ; and that her Master spent the re nialuder of the day as usual: came in to his tea ; it was then dark--Mr. SPatch took tea, with him, and they were together all theeyetiirig alone. [Mr. S,pritch was formerly foreman to the deceased; but, on the 16ili day of Jtily,laSt he purchased, riceording to his statement, the whole of Mr. Blight's stock, yard, leases of buildings, dwelling )louse, and furniture, but en condition that .Mr. Blight was to keep possession a the house for a certain time, was to be an iri 41.bout t*Tr'Oiiock on • Monday night , • • Mr. Spatch came .t,,e.)p ft .r in the kitchen, ,asLed for the key of the '4ohting-house and a candle, and that he 7:::11 to the privy ; she krey be went there, she heard the ceunthighouse door, thrOugh Which be had to pass, shut; she also heard him shut the privy door after him, and, at the same time she heard a pistol go err in the passage of the house. (Here the Witness was reminded that she was on lei oath, and to be cereful what she said.) She said., she screamed out when she heard the pistol. Her Mater i carne into the kitchen, leaned on the dresser, and said, "I am a dead man." She ran and shut the street door ; she had just done so when Spatch knocked ; she let bun in ; he ran iturnedi-. ,ately to the deceased, and said, ," 0 my, dear Blight !" That they led him into the parlour. Spatch ilien . desired her to go for assistance., which she refused, piing that she was, afraid; Spatch turd her to take hold of her Master's hand, and that he would go. ,She Would not let him, but ran herself into the kitchen, andumped out of a window, eight feet from the ground,' and then ran .and "told Mr. Frost, the !Valle-an, What had Nippened, who, with : Some other people that were in hit'hotise, ately ran to the deceased's , honk, and she. With them she never went to bed as long as the - deceased ed, but 5 almOst constantly itz ;.tlie room 'Where he ; never heard hirri say lie inspeeted any one. . , . QueStion froM a Juryrnan. 7 ----How long was M. Spatch gone from the house until he returned ? ! - 7 - A. Two tnitiutes, not. more, if so much, I am sure, I will take my oath of it. How long after you heard the privy door shat did, you hear the.pistol go off 1 S3W the fliOt betbre,l heard the report ; the pri\ y-door shut, imd the rei,ort immOiately followed, at alMost one and tile's:tine tithe. The Witness' said, sale never - .knew' of arms being in - the house ; that' she never SpatCh aklii Mr. Blight to have any \Voids ; and that When the murder was committed she knew no per- Son to bv in' the house but . heNelf, Spatch being in the priv . y. \‘'itllCSS WaS now called on to state what the k;le‘A' ofs , li . Spatch fired at. on the Thurs day preceding the murder, when she stated as fa Si;atch and I were alone in the house, Spltc;t complained of being 111, and said he would g) st)on to b. , ,d; he sat in the front parlour, With to head on his hand ; he desired me to shut tha whitloy. , -sliuttcrs, he never did so before.; I shut the window-shutters in the room where he sat ; he then desired me to go and 1:7•"g Itiro six-penny worth of oysters ; on illy return found Spat e h at the yard gate, talking to a man and a woman ; he told me he bad been iihot at.; we went into the parlour together; 'I amid, after some search, a bail lying on the floor, nearly aho , it tl', , - place *here my Master usually sat, the blinds of the WindoW were scattered aboUt the room, and Mr. Spateh told me a piece: bad hit one side of his head: The examination of this Witness closed here; it lasted two bouts. A “entleman next came forward, and said, there was a witness below whd could relate something that had taken place between Mrs : Blight and Mr. Spatch about tve or si:‘ weeks ago; bUt the Co! Toner said, he could riot hear it unless it related to the cause of the death of the deceased; nor could 'we learn what wad alluded to. Richard Frost sworn, He stated that he kept a pubic-house very near to the house of the deceased; that on the night before stated the servant-,maid of Mr. Blight came to his house, and'said, they have done for • him at lastH-the r vilhtins have shot My Master ! sill you go ?" He went imme di;ttely, and found the deceased sitting Oil a chair, supported by Spatch. Spatch asked . him. to go for Mr. Jotles, the Surgeon, Which he did. On his re. turn he was often in the room where. the deceased lay : he never heard him say ,he stispeaed :any one ; the deceased was in Ina perfea senses. Being asked as to*the Thursday's business, he related the story he heard. it from Spateh and the maitketvant, with this addition—that Spatch and the maid. 7 scrwutt c;iine toliis house after it had happened; and told the story. • r.l.'he'.xlepottent asked Spatch what he meant to do ? Spatch said:he:meant to go to bed: he asked bun if lie had any fre-arms to protege} himself ? Sp itch said he had, but no ammunition ; he, the deponent', offered to lend blin powder atria which Spatch refused, saying, they wOuld come no more that night, as it appeared they did nOtwant to break into the house. Mr. Wm. Jone , i, Surgeon, sworn.—He stated that he lived at Deptiotd ; that he was sent for on this melancholy occasion , that he found the de ceased lyitv; on a bed oil the floor in his parlour: lic tool tile deceased b.; the hand, who said it Doc tor, it i i no tilt, I am duno for." Mr. Jonf...; t scq..s. the wound ; the decease l / 4 .1 . r. - _ivo , :-.-sted Inn- to tle;p,t, and (as Mr. JblleS 'ttit'}ii, to use the deceased' own words) to let liini (. I .;g in peace.". Mr. Jones, 1 • bowever;examined the wound, and forind a b ra entere d t h e belly and passed through /iim, abd i; ; gel colle ode four iijches from his bas 4-i)cne: he thought the w=ound' tb be tiaortal. Mr. Yo .t another. Surgeon, mon came; they bad a consu , „ ;.. tion, after which it was agreed to send for Mr. A t- Icy Cooper from 'ljendon : Mr. Jones went for him, On Mr. Cooper's, arrival the deceas'ed was removed up stairs, and his wound examined. It was found to bein.siacka state ,as to render. any surgical ance unnecessary. It was simply covered ;kith a piece of linen. Mr. Jones never left' the • deceased until he died, which was about five minutes before three &clock on the Tuesday. Mr. Blight was per.: sensible : two hours before bis death. Witness several times asked him if be suspetied any person, and *as always 'answered in the negative. This witness was present 'when Mr. Cocper opened the body, and.was sure his death was caused by something being tbreed through his body, which he had no doubt was a leader! ball. Richard March sworn.---This Witness deposed that he had been employed to search the privy of the deceased's 'honse. That in it he found the ramrod of an ordinary sized pistol, which was pro. duced. :That lie found the ramrod standing up. right, that it could not have been in the privy for in the situation it was placed hi when he found ,it; it must have been hi a different state had it bt:en long there. He could find no pistol, but said the privy was many yards deep, and thought if a pistol had_ been thrown in with force it would have sun:: too far for him to tind it, unless the privy wos cleaned out ; but that the ramrod 'being light, could not be forced Out of sight. A conversation here took place as to the pro priety pc examining Mr. Spatch, when the Jury room was cleared. Oh its being re-opened, Mr. Spatch was called in and sworn. He was tirt asked as to the pistol being fired at him on the Thursday, to which he answered, as well as to all that had' been said of the murder, exa6tly in the same words as has been stated. Nothing new whatever came out on his examination, c%cvpt that he became sole proprietor of all Mr. Blight's stock, &c. The examination occupied six 'hours,' after which the J ury were locked up tbr about a quarter of au „hour, >c hen they returned a verdi6t of filityrd der against some person or persons unknown.—A • farther investigation, N‘;e hear, is to take plain befoie the police Magistrates. Ttignets. were taken yesterday an the body of the driv,:r of the Brentford Stage, who wai killed by :the hreaking down of the coach in Piceadhly,, and on the Lazier, , Alio fell from the second floor of .a Collee-how, in gt. liMes'i-street in both eases Verditis were given of Accidental Death. • Yesterday selnnight an Inquisition was taken at Lavendon, in ,the 'County of 'locks, before one of the Coroners for that County,. on view of the body of Mary Sitneoe, Who was found dead in a .fieltt adjoinins . the town. It appeared that the deceasd, :wai subpa to fits; and happening to ho ,c wtth .one while alone, she was strangled by a black ribbon which she Wore about- her neck. VerdiCt.-----Died the Visitation' (if God. Yesterday . morang, at eleven cielock, as a Geri tlematt Was driving-his curricle in • Hyde disco . rereti a trOn attemptingto hang 11it:14011c uaLkr tht Park 'WAII, 'near the Cavalry BarraLk.i. l'lte at tempt proved fruitkss, for Want of a prop:T fa teeing to theyope. He afterwards plunged A lihifo two or three times into his throat. The unhappy roan sr= conveyed to St. George's Hospital, wire: his w otlnd were diesed, and soine, faint hopes are e:it 'of 14 recovery, On Monday se'nuight a fine young man, ap prentice to Mr. Jos. BUL.MER, a Buildcr of "New c;,stle, met with a serious accident at a house in Percy-street. Being - placed in the highest (the add wi t idow in order to , ass st a i&1oW-4pprentice to raise a ladder so as to catch the roof of an opposite house, a holdiast whidi he grasped unfortunately gave way, by which he was precipitated' to the ground. He lay some time totdoule..;i, but at k n ob showed signs of life. The b\..z.rgeon who was called on expri.ssed his aitonishinent at finding neither a bone broke nor a joint dislocated:, although the l?ody was severely bruised. He is now in a fair way of recovery, Oh l'ac'sday Mr, F. a very . respeetab,e West In dia merchant, residing at Islington, threW himself' out of a: two-pair of stairs . window by the fall he is so much bruised, as to leave very little hope of Lis life. • On the cith Inst. at midnight, Mr. RITC3II4, of Airly-Wight, Scotland, waiting to he ferrie 1 over at the east boat of Dunkeld, became nip 41.11 at the delay.of the boat tiLin,.and spurred his horse into the river, with the intentiuwof swimin 'lig across. The Current, at all tint I.)OWerfbl at this was Unusually imp,:tuous. All the ellOrts of the animal could not stcm the irresistible torrent, and he w: . :s borne or rather rolled down. the river wi,h his rider. The inhabitants of the terrp7house, tillable to render any assistance, immediately flew to give the alarm in the town. A number of people assembled, and, with lighted flambeaux, examined the rner, After a:search of more than an hour and a half, the bodies were found nearly a mile belnw, utterly lifeless. the In, the evening of 7th inst. a shra,. - ;, , r fell at Yecla, in Murcia. It I:isted !‘) tea minutes, and many i d the stones , the crown of a hat. The tiles cu sevc4.,l a. were broke by them, and much damage v, to the olives, vines, and corn. . The heat of the atmosphere during - the Ipst week was greater than at any period in the Lourse of the present summer. Th6'ingliest deg Top of the ther eury was ;)a Wednesday the I Stll instant, when tii Thernumlctor on F.du-enhoit's exposed to the north in tho. optn air, stood at 7i4.--- , 43 &gri!es lower than in the coiresponkting week of the lii t year, when on Sept. II) in the saint, sit natio:l, it stood is Singttiar that the hotte4 days of the last and present suunners should so ne:trly approach to each other. A very liberal subscription has been entered into at Sundori.utd, Monkwearrnonth, and 13ishcp mouth, to relieve the wants of the Prisoners belen- Litr to the Port of Sunderland now in couf.nern. sit at ) Valeacientls, Ve'rdun, Sanlivre, Vtliteh, trtn it, anti Claarlemont, tii . Franco, ana,otinti., 21,04: 111*(4.