The Sun. — London, England, 1812-02-10 00:00:00

!rum t !rat pe)iuusly received.] Commissions in the Royal North Gloucester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenant-Colonel, Capt. E. Lord de Clifford, vice Flo ward, •es ,gned To - be Major—Lord W. G. It Somerset, vice Ailey, re signed _ To be Captain—Southgate Austin, Esq. vice Lord de Clif ford, promoted. Commission in the North York Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Worth Riding of the County of York. To be Lieuten,int.-- Wrightson, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. zd Eastern - Regiment of Nofolk Local Militia. To be Lieutenant—Ensign T. Prescott Oxley, vice Squire, resigned. To he Ensigns-john Smith, Gent. vice Blake, resigned. j. 11. lining, Gent, vice Willement, promoted. 3d Eastern Regiment. To be Ensign- 7 Charles D. Tohne, Gent, vice Barka. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Bi!sborough, St. Anne, Middlesex, stone-mason, to surrender February tr, at one, iS, at eleven, and March 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Henry • Paulin, Broad -street, Ratcliffe. Willia n Slade, Paddington, Middlesex, common brewer, February it, at one, rS, and March 21, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, ..Mr. Booth, Queen-street, Bloomsbury. William Anderson, Bolton, Lancaster, druggist and grocer, March 2,3, and 21, at el even , at th e G lobe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, John street, Bedford row, London ; and Messrs. Griffith and Fenwiak-street, Liverpool. john Lathy, Honiton, Devonshire, mercer and draper, Fe bruary 27, 28, and March 21, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Honiton, Devonshire. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Essex -street, Strand, London. Daniel :robin and Benjainin Jones Mitchell, Limehouse, Middlesex, and Broad-street-buildings, London, ship. chandlers, February 13, 22, and March 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. R. Thomas, Fen. court, Fenchurch street. Richard Underwood, floundsditch, London, and Kingsland road, aliddlesex, builder, February is, zz, at twelve, and Mart.h ii, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. • L ticket t, Wilson -street, F insbu ry- square. Samuel Ballard, jun. Bread-street hill, London, sack, mat,' and nag -m .ker, February 15, 22, and March 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, •a.r. Hughes, Dean-street, Fet teralar.e. Daniel hurler, Priest-court, Foster-lane, Cheapside, Lon don, ribbon-weaver, February rl, 22, and March at, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Flevairt, Little Friday-street, Cheapside. Benjamin Hodgson, queen -street, Cheapside, London, skin ner, February r 5, 22, and March 21, at ten, at Guildhall. • • .A.ttorney, Mr. ~ .;ott, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. losepri Casweil,CreennilPs Rents, Sr. John-street, Middle- sex, baker, February 11, xB, and March 21, at one, at -Graildindl.,London. Attorney, Mr. E. Denton, Old City Charnhairs, 10:1101 , Sgitte-Street. Sunni. Joseph, l'ortsea, Hants, slopseller, February xr, 25, and March 21, at ten, at Gdildhall,• London. Attorney, Mr. A • Isaacs, Bevis-Marks. St. Mary-4xe. Richard Friday, un. Isleworth, Middlesex, coal and corn- Cleaier, l'CbrUary 15, 25, and March 21, at -eleven, at Guildhall, London. At to r ne y, Mi. Stokes, Golden square. Thomas Godwin, Pail-Mall, Middlesex, linen-drarier, Fe bruary at, zz, and March 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loutton. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Elan -court, Temple. William Field, Wandsworth, Surrey, shoe-maker, Febru ary 13, 22, and March zr, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou - dun. Attornies, Messrs. Hutchinson and Emmett, Brew ers' Hall, Addle. street, Aldermanbury. lames Sloane, Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant, March 4, 5, and 21, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liver pool. Attornies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; and Mr. liattye,' Chancery-lane, London. john Lewis, Stourporr, Worcesterpire, wine and liquor. merchant, March 3,4, and 21, at twelve, at the George Inn, Bewdley, Worcestershire. Attornies Mr. 13igg, Southampton-buildings, Chanc er y- lane, Condon ; and Mr. George Hallen, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. John Mayor, sen. and John Mayor, jun.' Leadenhall-street, London, insurance-brokers and merchants, February re, 22, and March it, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, . Mes-rs tveston and Teesdale, -Fenchurch-street. Stepp n Crannley Gregory, Portsmouth, Hampshire, sail maker, February 14, at one, t 5, At eleven, and March 21, at one, at the Blue Posts, Portsmouth. .Attorney, Mr. - R. Hart, Portsmouth. Thomas Ansell, Birmingham, Warwickshire, baker, Febru ary zo, ar, and March at, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Wat wick, Attornies, Mr. John Smart, Staple-inn, ' London ; and Messrs. Tomes and Heydon, Warwick. • lames Smith, White Lion Inn, Wilitchurch, Salop, vic tualler, February 24, 25, at ten, and March zi, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whitchurch, Salop. Attornies, Mr. Williams Hill Watson, Whiichurch, Salop ; and Messrs. Blackstock and Runce, Paper-buildings, 'fern pie, London. • Cornwell Baron and Robert Pearson, Kingston-upon. Hull, timber-merchants, February 14, tl3, and March a;, at ere, vet, at the George, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies _ Messrs Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London ; and i Messrs. Martin and Scholefield, Hull. DIVIDENDS. - - Feb. 29. J. W. 1). Guest, Kingston-upon-Aames, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 29. W . Blinkliorn and I. Musgrave, Foster-lane, mer. chants, at twrl ve, at Guildhall. March 4.-11 Polack, Sheffield, Yorkshire, watch-maker, at twelve, at Healey's Hotel, Smithfield. • March 4. D. Burgess and NI. Lord, Rochdale, Lancashire, cuttun-spinuers, at twelve, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Man chester. Feb. 27.-J. and'e Brackenbury, Ely, Cambridge, bankeri, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Ely. March 7. I. Pickering, Halliwell, Lancaster, and E. Platt, Little Bolton, cotton.spinners, at one, at the Palace lan, Market- smet-lane, Manchester. Feb. 29. P. F Papillon, Bermondsey, calico-printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 29. T. Downy, Wapping, glazier, at twelve, at Feb. 29. W. Ford, Beckington, Somerset, maltster, at eleven, at Guildhall Feb. 29. Napier, Bucklersbuty, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. iB. I. Champ. Chichester, Sussex, money-scrivener, at one, at Guildhall. March 7. I. Hill, Rotherhithe, merchant, at twelve, at G uildhall. March -17. W. Golden, Cranbourn.alley, Leicester-fields, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 3. J . l'rice, Ratlibont-place, Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 13. R. Wallace,„Bath, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Angel lnn, Bath. March 2. W. Carpenter, Westuratting, Cambridgeshire, horse-dealer, at eleven, at the Black-Bull bin, Cambridge. March 7. M. Hutchings, Tetcote, Devon, linen.draper, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. Feb. 29. J. M. Guest, Birmingham, merchant, at one, at tile a wall Tavern, Birminghain. Feb. 29. J. Dawson, Liverpool, merchant, at Guildhall London. - May 1. 1. Cross, Plymouth, butcher, at eleven, at the London Inn. Plyinoth.. March 14. H. Cooke and I. Herbert, Birchin-lane, mer chants, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 29. S. B. Williams, Austin-Friars, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 2.9. I .'teed, Southweald, filly-owner, at ten, at Guild. hall, London. March 9. W. Post, Bristol, carver and gilder, at one, at rite Commercial Room, Bristol. March a. T. Inman, Becile, Yorkshire, wine and spirit inert hint, between eleven and three, at the Bla;:k.Swan Inn, Bedate. Feb. 29. It. Noble, Clarke's-terrace, Cannon-street.road, St. (.3eort,e'b in the East, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. blarch .. 1. South, Bristol, Carpenter, at one, at the Coin mercial Rooms, Bristol. teb.. an. 1. Baker, llndley, Wokester, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Swati - lun and Hotel, Iligh-street, Birming ham. F e b. 29 . J. Underhill, Birmingham, merchant, at one, at the ) wall Tavern, Bull•strcet, Birmingham.. Feb. isk. 1. Eikington, Birmingham, tortuise-shell and ivory box and Lase maker, at clever), at the Swan and Hotel, Biratingitam. • s 1. Crowther, Barkisland, Halifax, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the . Old Cock lint, 114.1itax. LONDOIV, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1 6 12- This morning an Anholt Mail arr►ved. The-let ters are principally filled with melancholy accounts of the consequences of the dreadful stomas which happened at the conclusion of theyear. The faauf the French having taken possession of Stralsund is confirmed 6000 French troops have marched into that place. The Laurel frigate has been lost in Quiberon Bay. The crew were all saved, and seventy of them were taken prisoners by the enemy. (; A The following Bulletin was yesterday shewn at St. James's Palace : Windsor Castle, Feb4B. , Hii MAJESTY appears to be nearly in tne same state in which he was the last week. HALFORD. " M. BAILLIL 6. W. LIEBEI(DEN. 6. I, WILLIS. " IL. %VILLAS." Yesterday the Duke of YORK, the LORD CHAN CELLOR, Mr. PERCEVAL, and the Marquis WELLES LEY, had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. On Friday the Princess CHARLOTTE 01 WALES rode on horseback in Carlton-house Gardens, the weather proving favourable. Saturday, her Royal Highness, attended by Lady De CLIFFORD, Went to Blackheath, to dine with the Princess of WALES.— Yesterday divine service was performed before her. Royal Highness and Household, at Warwick-house. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOU. CESTER entertained a large party of Military Noble men and' Gentlemen, with a grand dinner, at his pause in Portman-square. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of MONTROSE, had a grand dinner party, at their house in Grosve nor-square. Yesterday ►he Marquis of HERTFORD entertained a large party of Noblemen and Gentlemen with a sumptuous dinner, at his house in Manchester square. On Saturday the Marquis and Marchioness of DOUGLAS gave a giand dinner to the 'Marquis and Marchioness of STAr•F•oRb, Lord Gowza, the Eail and Countess of CARLISLE, the Hon. Major How. : ARA, Mrs. HOWARD, and a select party;: at their house in Grosvenor-place. Yesterday the histr Club had their first_grand din ner this season at the St. Alban's Tavern, Sir GEORGE OSBORN in the chair, . There,weie present the Earl of Mama, and several Noblemen and Gen tlemen. This evening the' Marchioness of Salisbury will commence her fashionable parties fcr the season, by opening bar noble mansion, in Arlington•street, with a grand rout. Her Ladyship has announced her second grand rout for the 17th instant. ' On Saturday the Earl and Countess of CHATHAM left town on a visit Co the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND, at Belvoir Castle, in Lincolnshire. Yesterday the Earl and Countess of BRIDGWATER left town for their seat in Hertfordshire. The Eail and Countess Of JERSEY are on a visit with the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND, at Beivoir Castle. Lady CATHARINE STEWART, we are.sorry to ob serve, continues in a very dangerous state, so much so, that her life is despa2red ot. On Friday Lady CHARLES SPENCER Was interred in the vault belonging to her lather's tinnily, in St. James'i Church, is rumoured,,in the theatrical circles, that Mr. KEMBLE separaLs from COvent-Ga, den Theatre at the close of the present season, and, with Mt. and .Mrs. C. KEMBLE, ate to join the company at Drury- Lane, when the new edifice is completed. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 7.—The. sloop Eliza, belong- ing to this port, of about 35 - tons burthen, BAs master, bound from hence coastwise, with a co . rgo of lime -stones, Was run tool 61 by a' brig of War off the Dodman last nigh ; the latter• proceeded up Channel, without rendering any assistance..to the crew of the sloop, who were obliged to take to the boat, fur their preservation, as the Eliza was in a sinking state, and was seen to fotinder shortly after the accident had happened. The name of the brig, or the voyage she was prosecuting, could not be discovered, but it.is to be hoped that she may yet be identified, and the master brought to account for his conduet. The crew of the Eliza has arrived safe at one of the Western Pot ts. His Majesty's ship Surveillante of 36 guns, Cap tain Sir G. COLLIER, has detained and sent in here this day, ;lie American schooner Zone, belonging to and from Duxburgh, LOREY, master, bound to Bour deaux, with a cargo consisting of fish.' We' yesterday gave an account of the arrival at -this port, of the ship Patent, from New Providence, (recaptured by his - Maresty's ship Diana,) whereof G. SAIALE was master, and not GILLISPIE, as erroneously stated. His Majesty's ship Unicorn, of 36 gups, has-de tained and sent in here this diry, the American brig Good intent, SMITH, master, Icoin St. Antonio, in ballast, bound to Marblehead. Put in here this day,' to join convoy, the Pius• sian schooner Antonio, De BOER master, from Se ville, with a cargo of fruit, bound to London,; . and the sloop Hendra, Ho RING master, from Madeira, list from St. Michael's, with a cargo consisting of wine gnd fruit for Jersey. Sailed his Majesty's ship Mermaid, with a fl-et of merchantmen for the Downss, among them are the following, viz : Two Brothers, 'CHANTLER Cpm mace, PRICE ; Industry, PROCTOR ; Hawke, PERCY; Ann and Eliza, ENVER ; Flora; SANDER'S ; 111a nique, SHAW ; Harmony, HumrHßEys George, BENNETT; Triton, RICHARDSON; 4/W and .Re becca, SPELL ; Fortitude, LANCEFI ELD; and the 'Hunter, Hopoß, for London, together with a few others, names unkown ; also sailed the Drake, SKIN NER, for Dart Mouth ; Thetis, PERCH, for South hampton ; and the Mary, BAGGS, for Poole. Arrived his Majesty's ship Temeraire, of 98 guns, from the Mediterranean, last from Portsmouth the Rambler, SPRAGGS, from Southampton ; the Union, IVIATTHEws, from London ; the Resolution, ROBERTS, from Bristol; and the Rai . ellorse, MUnCH, from Liverpool. Put in here this day from .London, last from Ports• mouth, t? complete her cargo for Martinique, the ship Swift, belonging to London, W. LEIVTRD, master. Arrived the Waiting schooner from Falmouth; and the Eliza and Jane, and Aeptune tenders, from Ire.land, with men for the Navy. Sailed the Tremendous man of war to join the squadron off Best. The Bulwark wan of war did not sail from hence as stated )esterday. Sailed the Morristown and Endeavour hired armed brigs, with a convoy, for Wales ; also sailed a few outward-bound merchantmen; the Alicia, Hill, La IlauN, Master, fur Gibraltar and Malta ; arid the Mary, belonging to this port, TREMAYNE, Master, for Inland. FEB. B.—Arrived the schooner Brisk, belonging to this port, DUNSTERVILLE, Master, froM St. Mi chael's, with a cargo of fruit, for this port. Arrived a ileet' of transports from Lisbon, last from Falmouth. Sailed the Pluasant sloop of war on a cruize. Sailed this day the Bulwark man of war for Ports. mouth ; and the Loire frigate for the coast a • at the Man and Saddl e I nn , Dewsbury. Feb. 29. H. and S. F.aurdrinier, Catuion-street, paper-ma nufacturers, at ten, at Guildhall. CERT' FIC:ALES, FEBR VAR )4' 29. T. Heselwood York, g'h;Le'r. IV. Newman, Bocking.:Essex, silk-throMiter. A. Cutler, NewingtonASurrey, painter-stainer. . H. Clough and 13 1 ', Clouo, Liverpool, nterchants. I. Whitmore. Worcester, dealer. C. Laing, Wapping, slop-chandler. H. Crockatt, Lloyd's Col - lee-house, insurance-broker. I • Brunner, Rochdale, Lancashire, tea-dealer. T. Kent, London -street, Ratcliffe, meahnan. - W. Lever, Little Lever, Lancashire, tpuNtin-manufacturer. %V. Gaunt, Tottenham-court-road, surgeon*. H. Sherrington and I. Young, Heapy, Lancashire, whitsters. T. Motley, Bristol, ironmonger. ' I. Dingle, Charlestown, Cornwall, merchant. T. Cottog, llishopsgate-street, insurance-broker. E. Harris, St. Catharine's, provision-inert:hint. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and S. Hewitt, S. and C..Vowell, Culeman's-yard, Ber. inondsey-street, fellinongels. M: Liddell and A. Harvey, Golden-square, fancy-dress. Makers. W. Mathieson and J. Garrett flowers, Leadenhall.street, tailors. E. Tretfry and T. Curteys, Lostwithiel, . Cornwall, ar. chitects. J. and NI, Wilkes, T. an I G: Wri g ht, a nd E. B agna ll, - vidale Colliery, Statibrdshire, coal-masters. T. Lister and J. Hardeastle, Bradford, Ywkshire. 1. and I. Rawlinson, of the Isle of Wainey, -Lancashire, millers. S: Taylor and G, Wood, George street; Bloomsbury, smiths. J. Ogden, and J. and G. Sykes, Denholine, Bradford, York shire, inaltsters. - M. and St Smith, Stourport, Worcestershire, slaters. J. Haigh and Crosland, Lindley, Yorkshire, tanners. J. and W. Green, Sheffield, table-knite-manufaCtureu., W. Dawson, J. Burrell, D. Gaskell, and J. Burrell, jun. Wakefield, merchants. J. J. Cherry and E. Dearer, Birmingham, brass-founders. W. Brown, W. Drayton, and-H. Brown, Leicester.. J. and W. Ricketts, Essex, tanners. B. Parker and C. fearnley, of Upper Thames -street, 41e. merchants. T. Gales, T. Dixon, and B. Massey, King's Lynn, Nor. folk, bankers. G. Bowen and G. Morant, New Bond-street, paper-hang. ing-decorators. J. and E. - Parish, Beckington, Somersershire, dyers. R. Binks and C. Fo.ter, Kingstun-upon-lull. I. and W. Collier, .iromnongers. 14A11.5. ARRIVSD—I Brazils, t Anti()it, i Heligoland, 3 Dublin, Waterford. Doz-1 13ramis, z Guernsey, z jersey. i'lttt;i OF OCK:., THIS DAY AT Twasv a o'cLocx. Consols. - - 63 a , Rect. Ann. - - 62 T 1 i E S lJ N. SOLEM LUIS DICiKE FALSIIM AULEAT ? France. A warehouse belonging to Mr. MOORE, ship builder, was broken into last night, and a small quantity of wine stolen therefrom ; the lacks by which the warehouse door was secured, were broken, apparently with an - iron bar; the depredators have not yet been discovereJ. FALMOUTH, FEB 7.- 7 Arrived the Ifindsor Castle packet, SUTTON, from the Brazils : she arrived at Madeira on September 16, and sailed on "the 17th; reached Rio Janeiro on Oaober 25, and left it on the 17th November; at - lived at Bahia 'on Decem ber 8, and sailed from.thence on the 10th : found at Rio Janeiro4lis Majesty's ship Fourdroyant, Vice- Admiral DE COURCY . ; the Laurestinus, and Mu tine brig; the two latter sailed on the Bth Novem ber. On Nov. 17, spoke his Majesty's sloop Dol phin from the Cape of Good Hope. Left at Rio Janeiro, his Majesty's ship Fourdroyant, and' the Princess Elizabeth packet: On the.oth December, in Lat. 16. 16. S. and Long. 33. 7. W. spoke the American ship"lndtpendent, of New York, from-the Isle of May for Monte Video. On the.7th, in Lat. 13. 4. S. Long. 37. 58. W. spoke the Portuguese brig Aurora, two days from Bahia for Gibraltar. Un Jan. 6, spoke, in Lat. 22.18. N. Long. 34. 19. W. the American brig Pickering, from Madeira for New York 21 days. Also arrived the flora, YULE, and Spartan, Fuit- NELL, with wines, from Oporto ; ,both sailed three weeks since under Convoy of a gun-brig. , YARMOUTH, FEB. 9 —Arrived his Majesty's ship Parthian fturn off the cost of Jutland. DEAL, - FEB. 9.—Arrived the Lord Wellington. schooner, in thirteen days from St. Michael's.; the Royal Bi l iton and Peace transports from Cork, % . itlx troops on board, for . H irwich ; and the Aboukir man of wit- from off the Isle, of Bass. Sailed the Rapid schooner, and several gun-brigs, With the whole of the outward-bound East and West Indiamen, coasters, and -colliers, for Ports mouth. N. B. Ave e wind has backed in' again to the South West, consequently, 'the 61114; ward-bound'are returning.to the Downs ; one ship has arrived, and remains with his Majesty's ships as per last. PORTSMOTJTII, FELL 9.—Nothing arrived or sail,:d to-day. Yesterday arrived his nljesfy's ship Zepinir from a cruize. SAO the Dasher for the Downs ; and his Mi jey's ship Fylla, with a convoy-, for Guernsey and Jersey. On Saturday letters were received from the Ha' vatinah to the 12th December, acknouled 4 ing the receipt of advices from Mexico to -the 2gth Nov. We are sorry to learn that the insurgents have de' rived a considerable accession of strength from the standard of revolt being hoisted in the Northern Provinces, and fronl Vome cht‘•cks which the forces of Government had met with: From a Proclamatiorl issued by the Viceroy, It appears that they have pb tained supplies of _arms ; and ammunition from the United States; and' some of their !cadets ate ever) said to be natives of that . couirry. It is probable , that hostilities between the two countries woula fallow a war between Great Britain . and the U n ited States. In complianie;w , th the urg,ent requests of the Viceroy-, vessels were fitting. up at the Havai" nab to convey a,body of troops from thence to „Me.( - .ico. The distress and thisety to "u hich many ' O - f the inhabitants ate reduced may besconceived from the following extract of a letter :—" The regular hoof's no sooner enter a - distriti which.. has •been &elate ( ' in a stale'of revolt, than they punish the inhabltant s by fines, "Sze. On their departure to atiotler f l og" ter, or on their force being sensibly weakentd, o ' 4 insurgents return, and insisltpon lice qu triers, ley! a contribution, and thus finish tl.e ruin which thelt eftecesqws had commenced." On Saturday were received Jatna'ca Journals ' 3 the 26th 'December. An article in the Royal Ga zette states, that the inhabitants of the province Sao to Martha, who are in favour of the Cortex, hr:ve de cored war against Carthagena, and that several 1)1 1 ' tl es had been fought on the river Magdalena, (43 both sides of which fortifications had been CO stru6ted. Much blood had - not been shed, but 1116 contending panics had been alt ernate l y succes sful' The inhabitants of Carthagena have declared theme' selves independent, and abolished the Inquisition.' The Officers, both civil and military, have taken tha oaths prescribed. The Viceroy of Santa Fe, non* nated by the Cortes, was momentarily expe6ted arrive from the Havanna!). • The same paper mentions that two Freilch priv 3 , ; teers having taken into Barrataria Bay, to leery"' of the Mississippi, a Spanish polacca, richly lade { '' and cornMenced landing her cargo, two America s gun-boats arrividg there, b u r nt th e p r i vatee r, at ) took possession of the prize. The House of A s set'` bly at Jamaica termi nate d it s s i tt i ngs on the 141 1 December. A tax of 3s. 4d. per lb, on the import 3 ' Lion was passed. SINGIAAR ROBBERY.—For some ti me p as t it . I 19 3 ,. been a custom wi t h the U n i on B an k at B rightoo , hire of Messrs. Cros we ll er an d C o. a b ox un d er t l ' o `' seat of one of thei r L on d on coac h es, i n or d e r t transmit cash with gr e ater ' secur i t y, to a n d 11° 114 their bankers in Lond o n. T o eac h o f t h ese b o xe 4 there were two keys, f o r th e respect i ve conven i e rtoi s of the parties in town and country ; on Wedoesd 3 ; last, notes belongi ng _t o t h e a b ove b ank, to till amount of bet Ween 3•and 4,0001. which had be ° cashed at the bank of Messrs. Weston, Pinball', ' and Co. in the B o r oug h, were d epos i te d , as usual; to be returned to the bank at Brighto n .- On t' arrival of the coach in that town, Mr. Pocock, cL er e to the Union Bank, at ten d e d , as usual, to u11'715 the seat, and take out the cash box, _when it o' ci discovered that it h a d be en b ro k e open, and robbed of the whole of its contents. The coathman ` 3ll immediately applied,to, who gave the following O r ' ticulars :—Six perlons were hooked for insideOe'L. two only of whom appe are d a t t h e time o f coach starting, "ii. a gentleman, and a lady, dreoe i in the first style of fihion, who seem e d to be 11131 and wife ;. two gentleman were taken up at a --distance on-the road, and-the others never appea re t at all. When the coach reached Sutton, abiAli miles front town, the lady was suddenly taken " ft and obliged 16 a li g h t at t h e i nn, Where she was I` , with here stip'po,ed lea.band. At this t i me , a Ir seuger from th e to p o f t h e coach got inside. Y the arrival of the c oac h at t h e i nn at Reigate, teas two gentlemen who Were inside left it; in or der they said, to inquire after a friend, but they speed 11 0 returned, and said, they had ascertained t hat "), GentlemanWhotn they had supposed was at Brig d ; ton, had retur ne d t o town, it was therefore usele ss to proceed : on thi s t h e y sett l e d t h e i r f are and vieljt ri away. From the ab ove statement , i t clearly aePe. 3 j e that the robbery wa s ' comm i tte d by t h e four i n si passengers, between L on d on an d S utton, as the Pe i.' son who got into th e coac h at t h e l atter p l ace , i well known to be a resp e c ta bl e man. —A rewar d °f Six hundred pourlds, has been offered for a, P re ' heading the robbds.