The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-12 00:00:00

Pry ike ZUTCZ P, pants, AUG. ColiF,equence of an Order Iles M a j esty the Emperor and King, all reduced Offi of - .te rs ar e p ro h ibited frorn assuming the titles of thei r tanner rank, or wearin4 regimentals or epaulets. ti Ori tlx . 0_ a a Turkish Phystclan and Interpre sm., and t‘,vo Merchants, tla from M o ld av i a , passe d l)t,ea Nancy, on their way to Paris. terda Alajesty the Emp ress arr i ve d yes- • y Her at Paris. of st, from Martinique inform us, that the town , ° , l ,St. , Pierre is . the, emporinni of the 'West India ! s l i , a ncr , s• There v ,- ere. at tee date 'of the leiter, It 112 V essels therond, and 50 i n t h e ot h er hds, bl • CultiVation was carried to th e grea , es t lots' e degree of perf;2lition, and th e p ro d uce ex te(' the moat sanguine expe6tation. Psr,rs, kuc • .31.—Tlm reports of the great proba 'tY of a Continental War are continue.' It is - wtti thin two divisi o n s of the Army on the Coas as t , 'rau their . march ; that Marshal Sovra, l '3B . set frol,n Boulogne for Strasbur , gh, and that I ,L t uP, ill be one of the Lieutenants of the EmPERoR Inmanh? Anny assembling there,. which will be.com the e ' l ' a the EnrElloß in person ; and lastly, that ommand in chief of the Arm of Italy is given ) In IlassENA. t i c i i e n ,Ne of our Journals we find the following, ar -1141;"4„( You would form a strange. idea of the si in.. the c i .„.( l rOpe, if you' confine yourself to reaci -o,,attt7taian and English Papers ; the former re, 1.,, Its7„\Yl)4le Conti nent in arms, but add, that tarsi c r ( ),,ttltr to ma k e war, but maely to main s` de , , i k t. c4lt to conceive why all those Power. Tro op , 0 ,to remain neutral, should place theirthin g c l i st a , t n,e War Establishment. There is sonic , r itano /13 "her, in the dispositibns or in the exp a " T h ':9) o ;ereof ; but no one is deceived by Lt. tha n try Papers, with more 'imprudence ro- ard , , 1 ,. Detwe4 the l . "!littl, pub y announce an Alliance ancll' ur k e Country, Amtria, Ilusaia t Sweden, y, • `` the r ',lllpUtOr. of GER;,:ANY. will not acknov.i 7 Nrape:le a ) ,. 4 , l 4 . Ail latice, 'why (toes England hasten to 4 °r (1 1? Brgla n d is ever t rue t o h er sysystemt hw) (4 F a wPose the House o f A ustr i a , an d d raw i t ouse ." I ,, sc)i) l ) er t a greater extent than that t n o, 4144 ea tr ' sho will e , ;cite the opinion of the , opes of soon kindling a War 101 l shalt remove from her Is:e ich it is threatened. , If that a reach of faith is the first does not take place, What in- . tounce it as bting in 'full force? 'qt think that, the 'House of tndoneci, and abased, iv the ill the last war, should again elfish Cabinet ; anO that which 'disc to trelicve, may bk (N)n" only. As England negleas House of Austria, ,which is .Posal, so she clegradets at her disposal ; she publicly thOtlind Russians will be hi. for It:ass:a, that, betnk - de no longer any French authors 'ould shew to that Court, flint i subsidy from another, can secondary Power ; • an, per 4XANDtA will be ashamed to tintarily from that. eminence Is have placed him, in order pis dignity, and beneath the Le Natipn3 whc,rn governa r&teives pay from, a trading ieo the glorious clays when the „ ' , fled a- Ruler of - the World. taittiN cairn at the those armed oal e rumour Q s 4klhsent,'4" uontinent. If in the midst of the 4 4t tti , France could make head against Itt k . rc ma b w ill she not bcvable to do now, Y kirtic;- h. - ton or all her inhabitants, and k, " ,1 11, 1 the care of Ler welfare to a Chief, ':tcaiiiki'iittr;tt with au enemy in .Euror -that is tit4l is i rling ki -near. Alessnodria. At Turin' o ,n c i t .,, i I c , 'takers are , pre i xtring bread f9r --sscs in Italy, which are provi -11 li k e. , zNt it , 7 a rub rr • ElCellenCY 0. N4y lis , . 014,0 opened the Sitting of their High klta a with 4 )c tig ot , • an Address, in which he, no -14;,(4) "r huhiehs, the critical state of af 10,ligt, I‘l(.liltinent, endeavoured to encourage „that th i g ii i : t y j Oesses, by telling their, in sub fir'take I,s are not to he despaired of yet, ./114,i„11,,i2t.hrtore favourable appearance for the W)". r e: l oe on c, -IN Rua (4' Cknoral INitotaas Cont nentappointed Go . 4.4 :11"` )A . , (.; hii l' learn' that the 'Tyrol is Austria,) Troops, and itAs eon watt,, 4",extraordinar reclution that all t o ,„ the Y P itr) th e 17 '-Uhtrlatl flag at Legnorn, nave It 0 ‘011(1 I,),•i t h i h ~s• 1 " 1, , 1 IA .110„ I ti intentiou of.. putting - Itet " ' k r , ~r() , / i necessary. 0, 44 , ter!" per4htettiolr.)e statei that upwards ?f 1,1 the Kitiodom of Naples in, ;rl)l44,lttly tIE Eleven villag b es are said to have tk t,r tat( ) a o :x . letl, of t I, h was trans _ I tity r4 rd . l l : ll tfl .. l l 4 ",, t e l a ws uud the other ill'.; a volcano.— ) ( o. k w ere more or damaged in C u 'Ln, J , Russian En . 1 % 4,14. tro4- 1 , 1 „ - t) his notified to the Porte, ellforlot. ` e ' s 4 i ' i 3 o (4 , ' Russian' Troops were again 4 44 11 of the Black Sea, to ern ,4-t .1 ) " 11 board „f tr, vat, °pea. t a i %ranAports in several di -I:4tPtill lelore, that those ships:would : 1 „ and necessitated Port „f , anCe 14, 4 1 J 6 ,4 -4 thc t, '.Uurkish Empire. lie i i , ,," ,4 , 1 1 1 , 1-1 11a 1) , 44 1- °rte, that the Russian Troops %.",44 t it the re ' w f:re becothe so nn li4:l'izt reix,f, ire ‘`:as not room sufficient for 11,,f rt•chl,,4kt. Tents now sending thither ; of 4 el l the name of his Govern j'"l, th 4 11 tin might be placed in a Pc,ll-` . l` .4l °ltY ; and it is positively th t . t,,•(',4las consented to it. ' ll, lsh °Qv,. • d 4 i , th e m trnment has receive t ' , 4,k, l ,: r kati, )ll her of:-Russian Troops ahead trillS)Stii of 12 0r14, 000 men ; made or th 4v rnlinivpri 211,4=c considerable sums baNing been remltt , cd tersburgh to several merchants at et,n.taut;liepie,cr that purpo::e. So many conferences having been held by the Reis Effendi with 'the Russian and Lnglish .Envoys, it is confidently thought that i the Tril , :e Alliance be tween these three rowers is reLewoo., and adu..ily confirmed. • VIENNA. AUG. 21.—Lately an Austrian and two FretAConriers arrived here from Paris, and two Couriers from St. PetersbUrgh. We learn by letters and travellers'_ from Poland, that the Russian Troops on the nontiers of Gailicia continue to increase considerably in ntimber.. Throughont Austria, Hungary, and Bohemia, the harvest turns out most pletitifid, and it is computed to produce treble of last year's crop. The Minister of State, Count CoaawTzrL, has communicated the Note . for resuming the Negota tions which Were broken off by Baron NOVObILT.. zory and that whibh the Imperial Envoy at Berlin delivered to the . Prussian Cabinet on the otll inst. to all Foreign Alinisters. The whole Austrian Army is he on the War Establishment by the tst, of September, and a war Appears inevitable.. PETERSBURGH, ATJGUST 14.—Since Baron NOVOSILTAOir'S return to this place they speak of nothing but:a war with Friniee ; anti ,tho prepara. tions and marches of Treop.s through this, capital and the neighbourhoOdgive.much oceasiOn thereto., Several Battalions have already marched out; and: the Others « ill tbliOW as soon.as. the Finland Divisions arrive. . The regiments of these and the neighbouring Provinces ar rei,laced4 the divisions coming from courland ,and Livonia. The Horse- Guards, and the Nuoie Guard, are et an said to have received orders for. marching. It is not yet-known who will have the command in chief, These preparations, do )10t seem y to have any influ ence on the 'public- industry, and. the grand under takings,, which use continued thou t interruption, LOWER & E, 30..---WO . .learn, by Letters from Bornholm, that two Itussinn Ships of the'Line bave been seen off that. Iziand ikaarteen days since. Letters from Berlin, of the 27tn of. August, state ; that the Minister or. State, Baron 11.8.11DENDERQ, had a very long conference with the King of Patu sus, at Charlottenburgh, on the preceding day/ STUTG4KD, AUG. V.1.--Tbe folice.STitig Notice has been publisned iu all the territories oldie Emperor in Upper Suabia Aniong the linniber ot camps which. have beim formed to a greater eNtenr thiS . year than is customary, on account of the introduc-. tion of a new Mode of exercise in . * Austrian Austr . and . imperial Armies, there. shad be One formed in, the neighbourhood of Bregentz." In consequence of this Order,. Abe On Begin - lent of Tyrolian Chas sours are gone to Bregcntz, and a battalion of the Regiment of Bender has be e n detached to Feld kirch. • Some persons affect to, say that this Camp, as most of the otlwrs, will hreak . up about the Middle of September; ()dam, maintain that the form.; ation of such a number of small Camps in the Aus trian territories, is only a pretext for colic& a large Army . together,. #nd preparing for hostilities. SyRASBURGITi ,AUG. 24.—1 t has been reported within these fevv days, that the Garrisons in all the French Forts along the Rhine will be considerably 'augmented ; and it is even said, that a Camp will be formed on' the 1, 1- pper.Rhin - e. It is runaoure:l, that a Regiment of Infantry is on its route . to ; 'and that another Regiment of infantry, and three Regi mc::ts of Cavalry, are.on 'their march to this City. It is not notwithstanding all., those de monstrationF, that the EMPtROK . td GERMANY will be $o far foi - i ;etinl of his truo inter,est as lo renew the War. Within the last ten days a number oi French Messengers for Vienna have ccOssed the Willie. rw . o Austrian Messengers, coming front Stiagard and Carlsruhe;:passed - ny thr Paris. .It is reporo...ct that one of the - FfenCh C;(o,lriers was chart i',t..l with, important bispatches for the Gout 44' Bavaria, , A lA.!tter froll ftwet'ary,.dated tnt....! , th ioq: !oil ; " 'I fit! Ihri-v;i;i. -- . ; s I:ay.-..s e.Ztirctly left .1., , ...chfincl t'.',r ,::.‹ days post, ;Au' j..e fisi,(lll . ..2ll . htive go'ne in quest c , i tirem to tlic ot1;,.1. L(. - ;c'ns." . •• -.. . On Saturday is r, :pie of the t elm; s.e‘ett in any country was to '\ , loranfilit it remained for ir,ipc4tin fill Mon..ily [my: it required 'fifteen horses to bring it five oli!t. , ;:icat a good road, c(,ntiliiif. , d seven tons tv.4.!ve foJ .of in its skittand state, :uld f)tty--otie lett!, long by font - feet at the bat, iinward3 . of thirty feet had been cut or Iron: tile top in ordcr to bring it along the so that the , ghol , .me astt S' of the tree may ccnitputed at Noine, tons and a half. This remarkable tree wi.s• perfeZ,iirsotind, and in a. growing state wben cut down. A few .days -ago two At, servants were con viEted before a Magistrate for Nottingham, for hay, „ ing, in the absence of their master, most strantefidly negleeted his infant child, entrusted to their care, 'and 'suffered several persons to-fe,ast On his property, 'and.sleep in hiS house : they were scntenqed to be imprisoned for two mentliS in the • House .of Car: , reeticn. Tuesday night, about 11 o'clock, as Mr.WARDL.N, of America-square, and n friend, were in a - single horse chaise riding along Enfield Wash; they were stopped by a single highWayman, who.robbed them of 1...51. and afterwards rode away, at full speed to ' Wards the Chace. The' came night a Gentleman and a Lady were stopped in aehaise between Norwood and DulWich, • on their way to town, by three footpads, who rob• . bed them '9f 01. and afterwards made off across the fields. On the i'4th nit.a woman was dete6ted,.in Preston, enticing away two young boys ; .and when they were a little way from hoMe, Was forcing' them with her. She is safely lodged in the House of COrrec fiat), On Tuesday evening, about fire o'cloc in k, re a. brick layer of the name of White, employed pairing the house of Lord Eutyr, in St. James's-square, while lie went to, work in a lofty back kitchrui, hill ing up.one of thoA indoWs, he stept .on a small jouoyn st, which i broke, ‘ithen he was precipitated-to the mall ficorwith..such violeoo as to breat. one of his ill two places, Sever al o f his ribs, and fraaureO h l is skull. He was conveyed to St. Geo . ita, '.vhere t he died in a row THE L.:7IP.L: ZQ Tc O 'ME FRE AND THZ, • EMPEROR OF TILE HAYTIAN3, bY THE AU rNOR OF - TKE Rx4'oLur4OAßi AUTAIICI4 AND gE.DWIRS &J C. 3t - T A L.Li. 0 SakesAt ties Dieux, Je to crals tres•profothie • Alai:: quell iti:ltJ Titans O,Ju tivrz It inyttd4! • t NeetieroN the First, and JACatTLS the Mist-, are I both fore'.euers of those States whichetheir usurpa : tion makes wretched, -Wand their tyranny oepresstee ,•.The oee ; born in Corsica,-'teas sent..at an early to . France, thereto cult:vete his underztanding; ane the other, bern on the Coast of Guinea, was in his youth' transported to St. Domingo, there to ehliti ! rate the latids of others. The one, when a Student at College, poisoned n mistress ; the other, when a servant "on a plantation, poittened his own • master. The beim-A - and early propensities 'of both were equally vicious ; their- hAnds .were. equ'illy : staiped with blood; both Were erintinels before. they 'Were men. By the murder of twelve hundred Toulouese, and, eight thoesand. Men; W 0111.211, 'and ehildren e in the streets of Paris, NAPOLEON, as a Comniander em- • der B.Aaltas, made himself, for the first tithe, dread fully notorious. • JACOVES became first shockingly notorious, when, as a Commander, tinder BIASsON, he Over-ran, like a Aorrent, .the mose: fertile and pont - dons part of St. Domingo, whtire death march ed in his tram, and presented itself under the most terrific forms. The African Chieftain, like leis Cor-' sican rival, respAted neither sex,'age, not , rank.— Policy then prevented the latter from using the tor=--- • tureemployed by the former ; but he made up in number what Was deficient in cruelty. • •". Blisscit4 by appointing DESSALINES a Commander 'of a. separate co r p s , pill ag i ng the North e rn parts of 1 St. Domingo, laid the first toundatiou of itis present elevation ; theappointMent of B erzArAnTreby ILus- RAS, to the cominand of an' army ravaging the :Southern part of &trope,' WaS thf:' nest t'OOLitep to .his present Imperial Throee, Loth owed their ad- Vancement to similar caeses : the Black African ac - Cepted fora partner the cast-off Creole 'mistress of BIAI,SON, born at Hispaniola; and the yellow Cor , ' sit iii adopted for a wife the cast-off Creole mistress of BAY:RAS, born lit Nlartinieo ; . both their Icom matids •veree the wages of the prostitutiOn of their wives, and their mei - rine yeitions ; both • married Strumpets. ; and both have.made their strumpets .Em presses. Stimulated by cupidity, DESSALINES resolved to seehre the futtire good will of BlAssox by a fia ; grant net of atrocity... 17uring his .superior's ab sence, he one day.advaheed rapalli'; with a torch in his' hand, towards a part of - the !,land dt he Fe, in surreetion had not yet ceiended its horrors ; lle suc ceeded - In taking . 300 pi ,sehers, ae,st of e, et en were , women, children, and bet i'hen, wheel he eeedutted in coins to the camp, where he 3:llWd 'O,OO to be. Massacred, and their i on the pilten ser -rounding the eotirt e if the 'habit mien uf Blesseze.: . , , -BON/WA:UTE, e.(41.1,J,1) by ;avarice and am , bitian, determine.; to se Lire tee iroits l,c h s f ur ;. th e! . crimes by eavieg and eoha deeds of injustice and barbarey„ Mien hi le: Fires had F:LiCcLe and he sew : , eert.iin that oahl sign. t.,.e Prclimiheries of Peace : at. Leeueh, causod SOILIC partial insurrections to ,hreak out in time Venetian States, that : he mighthaee an exchse fer a 'veer,. devastation. By forced marches lie returned frem 'Carinthia, 'preceded by Military Tribunes, and ;eq._ litary Executioners; by ReVeietionery Robblrs, and Revolutionary .Inceithiaties ; net in 'three Weeks a;„ Republic of twelve centuries was annihilated by Lis banditti, and the wdaltil of ages was s7;rtrAl bev,: ;: en him and his Gallic aceomp:iees. Sietzeh thouseed were counted; the. nurober of vi(thes of ail ages and sexes, who perished on this eeeeeen, bar thrice that hinnher were retheced to beegeiy e an..l their dwellings to ashes. With Trohps disciplined by Pzeneettu, and with sUccours sent him 1 Meer.etr, floe tearer was enabled4o enter the ilttips of. rtel e, to contend with • Atistrtaa VeteralW, to extend the horrors , of. the Freneti kevoltation to Countries. hitherto preserved itS,CII7,O; to claim the honour of Vii teries cawed to ; the telehts.aed :generosify of "his s als, ate! to the irif;:tche - ite - of the nuniber of his enemies. the orgatilsed' by Bz.ssot4, Jame I'ev.‘e - zots, and TouissAver houteetervar, tet.e3. was first put in ii sitiLition to spread terror iete the `leheish part of the _Heed of St. Deminv, eet estin pope.artty - amen - 4 by Means r:. - sis;leri him 'by ghperioff wieeu he hated, because .he was obliged to them. gratitude - fir the services rendered: him by Pt 7. eueGno*, Monew, amid EAREAS, NAPOLEON' the First caused the (ie to be strangled in his gaol, and the other two he dieraced condetemedlo exile. J.SGtIUES the First, in return for the assistance of bi A ssos,r, and Al the snppoit- of l'oussAtter Lot:- veixtniE, delivered the latter up to LiECLtRC, to ha poiStirted bylioteArairre in his einngeon Of France, an4l:sent the other, dcgratied' : into exile to a• distant plantation in St. Domingo, where he died broken hearted. Both were iiidebted for their present power to *Sons whom, from - envy ; jealeu-,y, and they have ungratefully ill-used, or from deptivity and er4elty, treacherously destroyed !----Of these two great criminals, DESiALINES is, however, the less I ambitious, the less -barbarous, and the less guilty. I A young Lady, 'the daughter of a wealthy, man in the city, who was on a visit to a friend at Camden. Town,. eloped with a provincial Player' on Thursday last. The necessary seai . ch . Was made after her s beat in vain, qnd her retreat Was not kn:iwn until Tues day, when she addressed an epistk to her friend, assuring her, that she w:ts in a fair way of . doing NV ell, having been pi6l7llBcd 4 Ilona/ engagement !Ander the tuition of lier , husband. A pitched Battle was fought yesterday in Kil burn Fields, between Gorge .Dnu,4'on, a ,fihting man, and Willson, a briekrtni,ker. The combatants are brothers-in-law, ind were each candidates for the fair hand Of a YOUng LI;15, witty also makes brieks. Dawson had much the advantage at Eating to, but .bis opponent dwelt touch on his superior strength: and size, which atiength tailed, and lie Was severely beaten, after a conte:it of 25 minut es. , File triumph of the Viaor was but of t iaart duration, tUr lie WAS taken up b 3- warr;mt. fter an illegi.“mato child before he .cinittc.'d the seat of a4;`..tion. I'.:CDOTE FOO Eft _At: eccentric Barber some rx-s ago opened -a shop under the walls of the Lin .; - 's &itch Prison.— ";1 witidows being brAen w;)(.1, he enter vi it, he 111,21. 1 .2. i them with Paper, on which appeared Sli u for a penny;" with the usual invitation to eat° ners ; and over Ilia daur was ricrawled tL iblloyin a; poetry : /lore lives - liimmy Wr7ot, Snaves as wrii 1 , 5 ;:ny MAI in England ° .Atlnnst nut )dri. (wlio !oval any toing= eccentric) saw - these insc.-rvti,ns and hop;ng to 'extrati some wit from WllOlO hejustii concluded . to be an odd , ot,l and thrusting his h n paper pa:?....! th , ..! shop, eilleu out, J,Aumv Wright at. 1,0rn.! ?" The Barber hu m2diately forced Ins own head through another pane i:.to the itreet, and . replivd, " No, Sir, he hai just p, ! /),t out."—l 7 ooTN I..ughed heat tily, and 4avo the man a guinea. • apinstit; i n l ir 1 ) 4 the tontinent t l , (!ai l whic Ali; h e rs with w h in tilet takes place, a i t Nit of it i and U it cl 411ctitnland to annm . ‘‘ 14 Prt-rich emir c ikuitria, betrayed, abal tAbikt'of St. Jam es ' ,►, , t h ittitit' tip to this s e lf l'n'' I'4-Itch politicians r( ttti for that reason "llg to expose the t ` r n , ,Ytt quit e at her dip () ttss, IA I:ieli is more a ~4(44;0es that eighty t] vitpay fit*Nir. 1)7. 'lt is anfortunatt I IV fae, she has n 'lttt titiploy ; they \,;' illqblilover receiving a . kteusidereci as a 1"lilt. Is Ai.t)l ~,, himself tio\sli Voles ~i 'ilith Li, forefather: ,14ii a iititrati o put bell e atil . h , l aim tAlu which the rat i4ll it.perot., wilo t;'l„'°ll.vlDts not recolleo trt;tlel hipera tor signic tetnli Is cli," kilt r3 . • 1 ' p,„ int,. {, ~ f i 3 i~~l ~J'i d ~ a~rr WORSHIP-STREET. THE KING, ON TITS PZFORMATION OF ZOIN BELL, OF HYDE-6:I:2AT, BLOOMS131.7::1, V. MR. JAMES WHITING. This was an information against the,Defendant, N‘tho I,S a reipe., l :table. Printer, in Finsbury.- . O.:ice, for has, Ut z. < pi:inted twelve cereiin pur porting to be tic tirle-page:: of :i Latin edition of Cicero's Orations, without imprinting thereon his name and residence, contrary to the Statue, &e. Air. ALLEY, as Conasel fur the Prosecution, in forrneiti the Magistrates, that thi; information was grOunded on the 27th Clause of the Att of the 39th t3eo. -111. and contended, that although t!Je .A.Ct of upon which this proceeding y.,7)1 found ed, is iatitled " All .A.a:for tut!. a !!rleattal S'.ip pre3sion of . SocietiCS cstaislied tar sci.ii:ttous and treasonable purv)se3, and for better. irea- . sonable and soli t loospr.nitice3," yct the hich subjeEtecl the a:fen:tau to the penmties tif the Sta.. tote did not 'restria the liability to nersOns oily who should print tlicye subje , fts ; the disp4.,rsion of which , ;;; bi e f . 0 6, jet of the I;egislat nre ; but that - such to tie : t u;l liy tie aniwered, it \\...i intent :...A 440 to'co . prise in its prohibitory itir t li): . l. ever: t!pecies-of print jag, howoer invievtlat to Ow. c.)Ljeut avo , ,Ved in the pre:foible of the who styled f.,.i111-e 1 ,,.,=* a general 'dealer, W. 16 Ca'tl4' l / 4 ,1 to pr 6 re t 1 pri4tiog by the Defentlant.--Upon his cross-eaminat4ti; by Mr. INIARY OTT, lie said he lives. at No. 19i - court, 1i0v..-4trec.t, Coven ; is 3 -1 dealer in books, or any tiling else. "I w eat," ;44'he, "to the howe et the Dei:mdant,wlic.,.e I saw a •ifr.mgrnatt, ind said I hie. - . owe books wanting t'Ates. Grit tneni the 19th of July last. I had ~;:30,pet of the bboks at home, , vols.. aril twenty pages rue, 111y . reprce,entatioRw..ts, that t:10: w;ititt':ct tair ones.. I gave vario,..‘s tics to va rious Pi in,cis. I 6 1 . .ive the tiaine and ;at...V (I think) r ti, r.:O Ilighbury-p 1 got,tliena printet . tor the vary p.ur v ,-, , , oi lay ing iu foimati,i;ls. I have tup.eit . three act, uy a eller, named tiglin, and lit lii:i zit 1: 4 , 1 1 elitrercut•limes, , OS I wanted it. 1 day, nor by the shops I i;() hat! 1110ney t4l aCt:4,l3llt,i aWi 1(.9k 111,411 myself as bait in oti.: 1 tliilO .1 have t - iatt more than I . uagllt ke1.4 . . no account, .1 boNe 11.4... Fired about 26 or 2:71. is the informer Mr. A.7..z.vv, the' exaio:ltion this Wit. t. ; 1 1., be m no! ~iti.zte thy': (.', that, ; , i_- v,.0.1.1d hot pi - , t i;.' ; • tit the Dr 6... ;:: pot. ch any moral LC , 111V:CcOre tilo • In , 2citlenc.%; 01, j:ld I iltry Were nut i` upon the lic;r opinioli on the present ueco ; that, in CIIIi;C,V.i:.•4ICLI of the honourable co,, of the C:Anisel tot the Inforinant, the Defead..::, lia. - .„;t. dequith On Thursday afternoon, as a hoy*a4 amnsing biaf solf on boom' a vessel at the cn;tl of the ;}sick, 1 1 ,,nt C;irogow; he uothrtunately fell overbolvd, remained eivin.'w..tter a oqnsiderable time, and v; - ould, perishoa, but .fbr.the generons efforts of a ueilttenv,in liouging to the Tow.. Being happily at no groat distance from the plaqe wliere the boy zrll its, he roadf.,:all haste to the spot, and thongh bout >d, sot us 'no time was to 1),:, lost, ju, n p,d Jaw the water, and upon diving a 3.::ond time, ceeded in toScuilig him from a v,..atery gr4ve. Friday se'nni,B:!,t ai ). I, lr. Robert 1-10...1v on, the se- Cood son of tilr. Hodgson, or Downl2h, IVig. •Cuit'ibo:ialid, - i..44 riding on a sp;.ri , ed horse on the Wigton road, meeting a drcove of f; l! the lyx,; ; ;e knade a '5L 3 : 4 44:: 1 1 sLirt; anci pitc:bed .the young nt.in ovtr lns 11441. He was te'Keit up inst:4n, sible, -4nd .lAnguillett a few hours. V.,...:-diC4—Acci de'ntal L.)cath. - • r • t 0. • -4. 4 uesda) natgA,'lnotnas Gthson, of- Rethwaite, in the Parish of \Vetward, near Wi Cumbr land, went out with .an intention to some straye;l NS r estwar(l.C'.Alit,lon ; but cattle that had not .returning so soon vv was expee...ed, search, was tnide, when'he wai found dead, No rnarKs of len:4 appearing upon - the body, th Coroner return ed a b 9 114-0 VultatiM 1 , " God. Yetterday se i nniglit a tine eart-b.:n - ,e, the property , of Mr. t r. f r atil; was drowned in dke river, at the crane, Cllestcr. The h ...urse was stEirldhre . ; yoked to a u:am, wiAiting, for a lcT.tt.l of oats froln. a sloop, and beity; fl . i4ntentd atthe tiartlipg of the cunt:, botai:d the the tit:trty agaimt slot:ipy which, bz7ing I.llloat, gave way, and Unl tell h:lo the river : effort rvn: itlac:e to save 'the of - the witho).lt t.:Ject. ichy tu'unight ale house of IVIr. "WM. Sans. bury, e.irpentcr, Fat 41x0) . “4tt, was sut oti fire *y bo) (I.i, si-.)11) accidentally tiroppihg .the itttif of Can dl e i ti to j;,ir of spirits of turieptine. Mr 3. Sa lisbury; runttinz to put it o:It, her ciotites took fire, which bt.c.cat ht;r iu a dre;adllll 3 wanner that she expired oit Pribv evening, In the greatest agony, le3vin4 ti Ltistmtl;f seveu children to lanuan be t loss, J