The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-13 00:00:00

li"C Y.llO T.' 771, . 11. YgSTERDV the It c itt Emmy had a most diming brisk sail, and did not land till near seven o'clock soon after which they went to the Theatre, vith their ustial Attendants, The performances wire te Comedy of 11/Itich die 4116 n and the Farce of Tildlithrigit I/our. "God Save the Kine' was sung rithe Perf ormers on the entrance and departure o f „ 4.1.1E1R .L.tA,JESTIES left the ittotriat the end of the Play. Y this morning lirs MAnsry, ac compan i e d tut Nlarquis of IlEanorD Sir HARR Y B UR ', "EALE, and General CARTWRIGHT, walked on Lplatiade to his Stable's, and through the town. „,At eleven o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY attended dine Service at the Church, and heard an excellent on, preached by the Rev. Mr. BURR. T hep yal Duxt:s are indefatigable in their attn.. 10 4 to Military d uty. r e butte of YORK does not l eave us till Wednes wr Oathbris. switBP4Row, the M essenger, arrived this morn patches from Ministers to HIS MAJESTY. •••••••••••• MONDAY, AUG. 12. l'4l morning HIS AIAJESTY took an airing on 7irkhacit through both Camps to Itadipole and 'c k and, after inspeain, the Lines of Horse Bn- I khe retur 0 acd to Weymouth to breakfast. At hkil :14‘ 61 clock HIS MAJESTY aCCOITIpaIIied by the . ~,4 1 of YOtK, Lord C HES TERFIELD,IIII and 3.'' 4.00ut train of the Nobility, took a ride to UpwaY t:id the acljacent villages, and they were joined by 1 I!"'Pkt.)ccslss AuousrA and SavittA. 11‘.I i\IAJESTY rode round Weymouth to Radi ei, • ..' , t , in a sociabi,,, , l a the teenitriTimta MAJEsrm and 'the Royal re , tY Itent to the Foot Camp,and drank tea I. , itli lord bt, . in . to DA% Colette' of the West York Militia, . OC la:lNt'iv.iiich Was superbly fitted up on the. ;04 qv it4„Azle ,'arse Briolde joined with the Infantly, 4 . e . ' ~ gjem.d.,e a • t o • 'AC was fired in honoUr Of the Birth /4 the Heir Apparent The Bands of the dif i'ir,e,n.t Regiments eontinuc. d to play until late in the tk"4:cli and the ire t . , and all the Fri- Roy a l Cltarkitte tee,i.,l* 1141)(3or, had thei r co l ours flying. on Li Ile town was brilliantly ill um i n a ted.. ,es t l , , 144it5Tr's. c eyes are quite well, and ha now At, _, ' K ies, L -- iving thrown oft' the green veil. -...........,......-.-___. IRIG//fotV„l.l7o. 11. ;Ile. iqarchi , -,................_ ' • d at the 'Ade 1 ; Il tss of 11EADVORT arrived 4.444 in!gilt, and her daughter, Lady A.1•14Y, \i' t ' f It incel ay "fir I.,:.4dyship intends leaving.. this on i`klitteu t i i .a. „ I unhridp Wells. fits ,),.... t:'Ytl cliai,eo ..ratsice of WALES attended. Hi: toy . . I l q , ' I,ad l t , L', also t he Marchioness of H l -, ,, A . D s .',r,„ , OII,F ti,%Clit 1,,0-"'ESCUR, the. HoloUrable Ma. tp l• Niirn. ef 1 Lad y HA Y • Lady M. TAYLOR, and a a,44ttli thal-itiit.y. The Parish Church w, s so ',111.11. a trimi;)"'" trig congregation 'were. obliSt-.1 tjc!e' : q hv. Ati--„,' exedlent Sermon was preached by , t:NtftNt(}llo„`'4,Aß, The Duke and Dutchess of 1 : olap'esiakcla(l The service performed in their ti ' P t ' t ocled ' 1 the ir own Chaplain. Earl BER KZ' , „ EirViCC ial .14S Regiment on the Pa -74 pate'''%e ea of \v . brown k u , a nd witL4LES, mounte d on a . _ 1 - , / , 4 41 p:1,21 brtmirl beaver hat on, accompanied It 'nt l . to 0,44.114-IANI, rode on the Cliffs, and re ,,litl Hi i e Pavilion hefite four" o'clock.' His 'lll'filihaft jl : ll 4 s , ' : te, b uKE of e KENT arrived irnmedi- E I,'„Auicitt o f' p at UVe o'ClOck ills Royal H ' 1. "(4 1 o;44)l!%Nct arrived accompanied by Highness t l ;„ N i a tethY after b • 3, t h e eldest about nine years old ~:beare 0,,, they under' walked on the Sands, `ijaitle ' one eii• r, . , . 11. 14.AoYal Highness the PRlN(ats „iiatt., vith Lee "AI, Mi s! , 4 8 8 • the Sands t,.., 6,0,,.., Icsfoua was airing on _... I. t 48 4 ill L',4aesi. The Dutchess of MARLI3I.)I ! Prolklia"dv,r Carden l ooking at the company u 1 cite th e (. l'he Duke walked fur some ''ke. e Ste her , , t I I" t he ei ..Yne, and then accompanied t) ' 4 'cre op' rt .'".ge to take the air. All the No' d;,l4Pap nut tnrlng to.dpily 'line, - .04 5 , J • Ti,' 14Nes Esq. M. P. gave a grand ctik 4 I'lo Il4aY at the Pavilion to night are the 14 .044 1 t h T , tt t '1 tad 'I ) a 44,uce of OaLZANs,Count BEAL , - I.44ttv, 4rzwir.etast, Earl and Coutte,s Qs 1104 Earl and Countess of Bhaarmotrt . 41 t P. of He H gikit 44047., Lady M. TAyLog, Vi'.- ' 4 1 ; r it , 4.- y t i l 44 i and Mr. Sairrli. Of i 4 IN `. ''''as crowded with Com an . The 1 q , c 4aits 1, , P Y • wall tr. 11,4 41404 p Iceu close to the itarapet.wa fit ; , at iittl a nd so listening to the melodious Th e h ;rnasi.e. The Pavilion was brilliantly ,tlo"„t'kt .(if Q m%1',"41r Ac,„L'us3ex is much better this day. meet '414: ' '‘NlNti. is weather is tri;:otn iP4l. I,:the bathing machines are all in re qe,tif'' 144 4/1t hells have been ringing from an et fit' 4141 the A b T • ati"oc,,,- „, ~;,, ar, hoisted at the ~ , b irch. he iir?' . '. Vi iir iS still anchored opposite the • t le. hit' l'tiv tt.tt‘l'Y 177.--e_3lst Regiment of FoOt . were r ,Ikle., 441tnitetd , 14 ( 1)( 41 the t, for trial, at Weyrriouth.. t_o_ ti r .' eltik t a nti stt,','.oYal Oak public-house on Ridg 4 to t , t eat , t i, 'nog notes and cash to a tonsider liat 'e 'ley- were taken to the house, with ti tt , . t le, so niiil 4tNi d h complete a state of drunkenness tl,.„,,,ltittst6:4Clt ITIOVe. ti.4l,l4lrAilliftrrj'. 4 the Constables. were going ' 4 4 ' Li n t 41 the Militia Schedules in Port ,t).111;(?;etil ‘ e ti l y r a h eo s ittit?.. dsis,lco..vi.c;red in t a iarret three , ..., 1:l yi i ,r , , rila(k 11.1. 1 .. 4 t iili gs tines sixpences.— . ..t. cte t i 4 escape . the other two were ',, • q 1,.. , te ',A, ~ ' hl; at also laghtrutes, and committed to *:. 1; 44 '4.1' ' A. RI . It Pedlar, supposed to he an ac-. , 114 4 tl in ititt.,°at nember at shillinas and 43- . 1110 Prill 1 11 . "I'l4 sta ges of prenarc'tion, were. ~.'Atc.,,,ll,lliteiru"4l.4%tt'gether with various articles em : . itt, icy, it h.„ '.anfaaure. ;!! 014 t o all p i 1 .I.ll' a llitp a h. 4 rtb of the Country cbatur in , 4, 4 4 '' r 10 t uo c e ing harvest to be of uncommon , , alt, the Places. they hav cutting ry e is almost rearh, .begun • - - .r.TtEY.:7It aitif ttertl' .1 ) .-1Pr.."..8. IVlAnittn, JULY 12.—The c:(Cl.lage . orour Seamen' !`, increases daily,. as appe : 7:r the fallow in ample `the re, Ist of May last tlie Spanish Pri , vateer El Veno'ador, CaptairfAllA)i'A, met an Eng !! lish Frigate off, the Irish Coast, the' Frigate was on the leek-out for the Privateer and pace hith a broad side before the Privateero‘Fhoseouns weri..- of sinaller calibre, could return it ::tire aelion; however, cern =need, . and the consequence 'vas, that in spite of the enemy's superierity, • the Privateer grappled the Frigate; and, notwithstanding her obstinate resist ance, carried her by boarding, She is named the SVo/k, - and was coining from the Island of .St; Vin cent's With a cargo of sugar and ruin. She was fitted both - for trade and for privateerine, carried 31 men, and 12 six-pounders, and four:twelves.-'--, The Spanish. Privateer carried her into Bourdeaux, being the first port she could make, fbr fear of the' Enemy. P..trus, AUG. 3.—Yesterday 'morning at. three„ His Majesty the Emperor set off from St. Cloud to review the catlins on :the coast. His absence will last only 12 or 15 days. , It is thus that the Monitor announces the Emperor'S departure ; and in the same Journal we find the following article : " We read a Note in the Nellie, ascribed to M. DE NovosrLTzoFF. We. can hardly believe that it is from him. However this may be, we are autho rised. to declare, that it is in every respea false and lying, and that the passports were granted to 1,,,344 Da NOVOSILTZOFP without any previous ex planations or negotiation, without knowing the ob.; jed of his mission, and without any restriction or limitation. If the Note be not a tietitions Paper,. it is another of.those faults which the English party has caused the Cabinet of St. Petersburg!' to com mit." The Empress is gone to Plombieres to use the waters. His Serene Highness the VicerOy of Italy has, issued a Decree, by which the law proposed relative to the Finances, and sent by the Government to the Legislative `Assemtly for their consideration, is re pealed ; aixi, on the other hand, a sum of too mil lions of hires is placed, in the bands of the Gbvern tnent, for paying the public debt, the pensions, and the general expellee of,the public service. His Serene Highness Prince BACcrOccur, and Her Imperial Highness Princess. Ettzn, his Cun sort; took formal possesSion of, the Principality of Lucca_, on the 17th of ,July, and. were received by. the Government ,and the People with great pomp and demonstrations of attachment. The Chief of the 4th liateAion of the 45th Regi ment of the. Line becau,e the CwitOrn7 house Officers timid contraband, 'goods in his coach on the,bridge .vientz. . Rorrgt:o AUG. 7.—General RoossfiA,u, who has tesided here 16r a consi(l..rable time, as being chareti with the votrunausi and surpeillam:e of . the Coasts and Ports,ofthe.rvieuse, set Oil for the fiel der last week, and NOZ:i succeeded in the above capa-' city by Gelieral Yesterday a detachment .of. Cannoniers, with some Cannon, howitzers, and caissons, passed by this city on their way to Helvoet,luys, where the preparations for the Expedition are going on with the greatest activity,, seteral great ,transport hilts already sent ,thither. Ihe troops' there are. commanded by General SEBASTIAN' ; and it is Os •serted, th.. at .tie reel ev,Ty thing belonging to the Elipc, ition is already. embarlid„ men as well as ry anu horses, and that. a , review will in a few days they say on the 12th), he held over the W110!C. HAMBURGII, JULY 30.--7 The news from the. Russian frontier, received by 'the way of Berlin, state, that great movements are observed in both the Russian army and navy. It was reported, that the King of Spain had asked leave of the Emperor NArOLE6N to employ/ Gen. MoKEAtr at the siege of Gibraltar. If it be true that such a request has been made, it is refused, as that General,, with his family, sailed ,from Cadiz, on the ed inst. for Nev York. DELFT, Atm. 2.—This morning two companies of Batavian Artillerfpassed through this City from Flushing, in theii way to the Helder. When, ar-, rived at Leyden they will send a detachment' to the Camp of Zeyst, to bring some pieces of cannon. HAGUE, AUG. 4.—We arc informed, that in the affair of the Naval Commander DEKKER, who, by the Supreme Naval Council of War, was sentenced to be shot, a suspension of the execution is granted. The fifoniteur of the 9.9 th contains a long account of the trial of a person of the name of ANDREW LAA, WhO was employed on. board the Toulon Fleet • at the time that , piace was evacuated 1..7 the English. " He followed them to England," says the .llfoniteur, " and remained there eleven years, with an annual salary of 501. sterling. On the ad of January, 1804, he returned to France by Morlai/t. Being consi dered a spy, and the accomplice of Dusoc and ItossoLlN, he has been tried and condemned to u fer death." A few days. ago was married at Doncaster, JAMES LUCAS, of Conisbro', Esq. to Miss HoDoEs, youngest Daughter of the late Rev. Mr. GEORbE HODGES, of Ryton, Salop, Student, Master of Christ's Church , Oxford, and, Re6tor of Wentnor-and WoolstantoU, Salop. SuicroE.-- 7 0n Friday the Son of one of His Ma jesty's Pages went, into a Barber's Shop, in a passage leading from Jermyn-street to Piccadilly, and said he would be shaved ; and . having proem e d.a razor, he cut his throat, but did not penetritte the pipe. He was taken to St. George's Hospital ; but though the, wound was not mortal, he died in the, course of the day, in consequence of his having •taken a dose of poison before he cut his throat. On - Sunday last as the servant of a Gentleman from Cambridge was riding full speed' after his mas ter's carriage, on the road from Norwich to Vat ,: mouth, a cow ran out : of the lane by, the Her mitage, near Acle,.. and Suddenly crossing the road, came in contaa with the horse, when the rider .was completely thrown over the cow's back, and, pitching on his head, was unhappily killed-on the. spot. It is absolute faa, that the ensuing State Lottery yields a net profit to Government amounting to more than one hundred and seventy-eight thousand pennds ! Such a sum, from such a mere halid 441 Of Ticket's as twenty-f'is't: thousand t ialy, illlkt.piove no *on . J THE lIAMBURGH 111/11L. Amntracu, Atm. 2.—A. Letter. from Stras burgh, of the 23d July, &vs, €' M. Nnsain EFrEtcm, Secretary of the Turkish Legation to the French Government, a4.M. Dog EnooK, Secretary to the Prince of Wallachia, arrived yesterday In this City, on their way from Paris to Constantinople." A Petition is circulated of Basle, recotnmending the union of Switzerland to a Great Empire, as the only mode of reviving the decayed tnanufaetures of that country. Thee Austrian Troops, now in the State of Ve nice, ate estimated at 50,000 men • those in Styria, at 30,000 ; and those in the Tyrdat 25,000. • EX►TR'ACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER. . "The advice from Vienna have very warlike ap. pearances. All the Troops are ready to march." 'LINTZ, JULY 13.—The hope of preserving peke becomes weaker every day,lor: every thing in our vicinity assumes a more warlike appearance, and we are in constant expectation of seeing hostilitieS com mence. The Troops are in motion on every side, and their marches appear to be rapid, and afshort notice. The Gazette of Bamber says, that in case of a war, the Hungarians have offered to keep on foot 180,000 men, 80,000 of whom are to remain for the defence of the Country, on condition the Archduke Palatine shall put himself.at their bead. The Count DE VERNEGUES has arrived here with a mission for Italy; It is understood that he will rernain for some tune at Rome, and thence proceed to Naples.- Couriers have likewise arrived here from St..Pe tersburgh and Berlin ; as also a Prussian Courier from Italy. • ViENNA, JULY 24.—The Minister at War has or dered that no more Commissions of Officers in the Infantry shall be 'offered for sale. The sale of those in the Cavalry has not been permitted since last year. • The Minister pt War has likewise ordered that all the Regiments of Infantry shall be augmented by two companies - of grenadiers each, the Officers of which are already appointed. Sr.. Parr ESBURGII, JULY Q4.--We are positively assured Oat our Troops in Poland are assembling on the ii'rontiers. Among the Generals employed is General VON SUC,IITk.'LEN, CoMmander of a corps of Artidety. , M. DE NOVOSILTZOFF has not yet arrived in this capital. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 30.---TherTUTkiSil Sol diers here, are almost all perteclly organised in. the manner of European Troops. The: Grand Signior has resolved, by degrees, to disband the Janissaries.. Tice Navy will be organised entirely in the manner of the English. .The Po - rte has received various ad,vantaweous „ pro posals for new Alliances from different European Powers ; but in'the last Divan'which was held on this subject, it was resolved to execute punaually the Treaties at present subsisting, but to enter into no .new ones before their expiration The Russian Minister has, hoWever, frequent con- ferenees with the Reis Effendi and the Grand Vizier; it is also understood„ that the English Ambassador, Mr, AapuTtisor, who has lately arrived, has made some ilex propositions to the torte.• I;EgLIN', JULY 27.---We are assurer' that the Mar cptisnz S(iLiZA, Who was detained here several !hernia by a disorder in his eyes, and ho had been appoitft erl Aihtioter Own Portugal to St: Petersburgb, will have another destitution. It is believed, that be will go to Park as Minister Plenipottntiary. His Excel lency has parried Miranate F.t.Auitxri, celebrated I'4 several literary works. •' Letters from the frontiers of Russia state, that con siderable moVements a're observed both in the Ras; slats Armies and Marine. ALTONA, JULY 30.---It is reported that the King of Spain has solicited of the Emperor NAPOLEON perinissien to employ General .M6a.r.Au in condua. ing the Siege of Gibraltar. If this request :,as been made, it has been refused ; fbr that General set out of r. the cd of this month from Cadiz for America. He will go immediately to New-York. HAGUE, JULY C7.--The regiments which corn' pose the Camp at Zeyst continue to defileoif towards the ports, where they are embarked as they a rr i ve . Both at the Fielder and the Texel the Ships of War and Transports are daily exercised in various evolu tions, in order to render them expert in the use of signals and the manoeuvres of debarkation, The trading Vesseils of the Republic Which are suitable to the service, if they refuse are compelled to serve, especially at Rotterdam, Dort, and Helvoetsluys. The Guard of the Pensionary is organized • two Or three companies of this Guard will be employed in the Expedition, and will form a part of the Guard of Honour. General MAtotorir and General Gus-, rticKa have organized the Corps of the Batavian, Army whiCh are in Zealani. . JULY 30,—General Al.ta norm. has made a journey to lielvoetsluys, where he has inspeeted the preparations carrying on there for an Expedi tion from that Port. 'yesterday he :slain . arrived here, and immediately repaired to the house of the Pensionary, and had conferences with the Minister at. War and the Minister of Marine. From hence, General MAR FONT will go to ,the Helder, where all the Deeps intended for the . Expedition must .be assembled by 0-morrow ; 'the .Expegition in the Texel will not be ready to till later. ARSTEEDAAI, JULY 30:—.To,dav seVeral French and Bataviatt Squadrons of CaNqdry, and Battalions of Infantry, with Flying ilstiiioty, passed 'through this City, on their Way to the Clast. At the Teazel, HelvoLisiuya„ and the Helder, tWery place %S full of M. VAN Ray t' who now transaas the business of Minister of the NThrinc, on . his'iourney fo Vice- Aamiral Vvitur.utt., likewise visited fielvoetsloys, and inspeaed the pr(lparations there. is . now - believed that the Expedition against England will be "ut, lertaken at 'the aPproachini!: v oniable ii(.43011 of the - - As fast as the Troops, Artille.Ty, and,Porses ar rive at the.t fielder, they 31 - c - einbukl:d onboard the Ships of War and ntuneroui TLiniports lying there, and the Men and Crews daily eKercked in mancru vreJ. Troops are likewise pa,izing through Hatnieni plinolt without Intermission. The French Geni ireirmyrie which hare been in quarters for near a twelvemonth in and rre*. Utrecht, have broken up from hence for the Fielder. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER PROM DIRLIM i i • DATED JULY 27. " It is said that the proposed match betwixt Prince HENRY of PRUSSIA, and one of the Princesses of Denmark, will not take place. M. BIGNom, the French charge dv.lecires, lately demanded of the Eleaor of HESSE, the di- . - missal of Mr. TAYLOR, the English Charge d'4lraires at that Court. This request was not, however, com plied with. " The Russian General WaNztronitoon sent by NOVOSILTZOFF a plan of Military Operations to .It. Petersburgh, in case of a renewal of hostilities be tween France and Austria. Prince DOLGORUCKt remains at Vienna to make all necessary arrange ments, in the event of a combined Austrian and Russian Army aeting against France. " It is generally believed that NopoLgow proceed from Boulogne into Holland, to receive in that country the same honours as thes. he obtained in Italy. Switzerland, it is expe(ited, soon share the same fate. " The greatest aetivity prevails both in the Rus.' sian Naval and Military Dop:i: tine lm It r, posed that this aaivity stria ,:s out of a Treaty of All Hance concluded between England and Russia." DUBLIN, Atm= g. . . The. following is a list of the General Stair OtTi. cers proceeding from Cork with the forces under the command of Major-G.meral Sir DAVID 4AIRD : Brigad er-Generals isi,REiI , ORD and kEßGUtitn4* ; D pt. Adjutant-Crimea', Major Tucitnit ; Ass!:itant dtt.),ditto, ,Capt. Muxao, 4 , 2 d Itegitoent ; Q. a ter-Master-Genera', Lieut.-C(,::_mel moo ; As: start ditto, ditto, Captain PAT:trort, C7th Regiment ; Aid-de-Camp, Hon. Capt,iM GORDoN, 3d i,Guarrit ; Deputy Pay-Master.General, W. SAL. MOND, Esq. Deputy-Inspeaur, of nospitals, Antx. BAILLIE ; Physicians, A. 'L. Emr:r.syx, and C: LUVEK/N ; Purveyor, --- 7 ..CONSIDItiE ; 'Deputy- Purveyor, C. CLARKE; Surgei)iis, G. T. AvELING, and W. W. CHAMBERS; Apothecary, W. W. LAND ; and 22 Hospital Mates. We understand Sir atiyrb BAIAD will be joined, at a certain place of rendezvous, by cavalry, itrziltery, and infantry from I. 7 ngllnct, and the United forw generally believed to be intended as a reinCoreem , tit to Sir JAMES CRAIG, the f2oth..Dra f ;oons, and the other .Corps,einbarking at Portsmouth, havirtsr re. ceived orders for the Mediterranean, Two General Officers accompany the TrooPS (rain .and the whale of the Expedition . amounts to more aim 10,000 men.' These added to what are already with Sir XAMES CRAW, w,ll make a very considerable force, and it is supped some Continental opera tionon a large:m.l.! is meditated; probably in cop.cert. with :the great Northern \ Power whohas been No fong and ' so reasonably, expeted to become a party, with us in the, war. • OXFORD RACES. 14 UR 41)A. The Mike of M;irlborouOil,i Plate , of 5.1. two-rnite heats, won Mr. Abbey's ch. m. Margery Mr. Ketterntan!s ch. m. Mary Phis day,,s spOrt, was sin . ,palar, and made the corn % pany amends for their disappintinxit the 'preceding days.. The first heat ,was run so near the Judg e could pot decide which wo:t. 'Th , .., second heat was won by Mimi about half a' head. The ad and 4th heats were woti by lifai•gery, stbollt the hanie dis tance, and we ,have net, had so strong a contest since the days 6f the renowned Ploughbq p.ria . riney. Th e bettin: I.;Bty;t:en the, mares was nearly even tai - afict the 2d heat, when it w t'.o to one on Ma l y ; after the third heat Atirgery was the favOurite. 0 2 0" i 2 After a brilliant, successful and varied display of co mic talent in the parts of the country Girl, and Fa lk, our infant noviciate on 'Thursday. night developed her powers of elocution in the dialogue of Home , . C hastity of delivery seems to have been her peculiar study, and the died shg produces appears the more admirable, as it is a:install* and precisely the of. feet expecled. :, It is not In detached sentences, or single lines, that she exhaeststher powers—the main intent of the author appears to be in her view ; nor does she stirnmon up her powers suddenly to excite surprise, and betray the assembly before her into that barbarous testimonial of approbation called chp. ping; and though the applause of last night equa.ect in quantity and strength of sound whatever has been known in the Birmingham Theatre, it never interrupted the business of the scene. Miss Myrna and .11 1 1uNnuN kept up the merriment of the audience throughout the Farce of The Devil to Pay. Douglas was, at the request of this young Lady's admirers, repeated on Friday evening. " dreadful manner. Neither oitti-tlioct:Crille:tit.:*lgbz:lesf: A few days ago a most tremendous storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied with torrents of rain, took plice' at Sp:ildington,'near Ito wden. Two valuable mares, belonglUg to Mr. John barker of that place, whilst - grazing in a field, near to their foals, were both struck dead; the eledric fluid passed ahrough their heads, and burnt them in a hough re iA t clue by them : , received any injury. brake cut 4 , b it o a ur c t ii - i o id o le 'c e lck tih y o e p stday pe hoer-: ei being chiefly built tote ,chapel. The neighbouring of wood, very serious consequences were apprehend, . ed. Before the arrival of the fire-engines b ovis o \\TM completely enveloped in flames, not. , withshlnding the extraordinary exertions of the fire , men, 'were burnt to the ground. The tire, ,however, Was not suffered. to extend beyond theSt3 IiOUSe4, wh:ch were so old; and in such a ruinous state, that thet neighbourhood seemed to rejoice at what had happened, and. the more mo when it was ascertained that no lives were lost. Yesikrd:Ly, ttt /the Public Office, Mzelborongh. street, a lad i.tl 01.2 cali...k); ()fn. [ 310,1k-int at .!(,;tter's, To , NII, was charged with nm . i el. .the property of his master. 'The lad had bet . -tn entrusted to deliver beer to customers in the neighbourhood, for which ht received' the money, ioniel never accounted with his master. The sum 'be stool charged with embezzling he had collated the 4pace of two months, after which lie absconded, and was apprehended in the neighbourhood. Ha . was cOmmitted.for further examination on a future illy, At the same Office a well-known utterer cf base coin was examined on several charges of that nature, and vas re-committed till a future day.