The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-05 00:00:00

CH.! TM! Ocr. Wednesday, at one exiock, FliS Royal ITigliness the Dnii,a at YoaK arr'iv'ed at Chatham, in the uni , ';fortn •oP the 1 - st Regiment of Guards, and at two p(iii du: ground, on )which were drawn up an d• 3 o d • Battalions f the Ist Regident ,of . Gtords ;, the men made a particularly tine appear • e`, alai: : :passed:t heir Royal Colonel in slow and (pawl:Jinn! in a roost admirable manner; they were afttths,!,:artS tuarelied in line, and tired several rounds by companies from right to left ; their front was ,then ,ohanged, and they again tired ;,.they after- Wlirds Fetreated, turned suddenly to the right about, entpmented a Very beA:y irregular Inc of rims,- ketry and field-pieces, which was, kept up for some ~ r ninut.:s; a close 'colttinn of companies 'Was. formed after the icing ceased, Ad from this manoeuvre they were again formed in line, 'wheeled, and n•nrc!,ed to • their Barracks,: at a little past three o'clock. * - The day was remarkably hue, and a vast num bet Of :spetlaters wcre•assembled on the occasion:— We never renwtuber to. have,seen His ItoYal High ness in better health and spirits : he was 'attended by Gemsrals Sir am!) DuNDAs, WYWY . ARD, LAW • and' Titnawroy, .and was *OO4 ,to express the - ti 10.4 'tingli'alitied approbation at the appearance pf Jilt; •.I.legituent alley evinced, :he said, " ii lack t vossible state of discipline, - After the Re- View; flis'Royal Hi:lllness dined withU, Officers at their Mess-Room, ',here they.had,prepared an ele gant entertainment for Biro, and in the evening - 4e tvas present at a vLly:elety:int sapper And Fall 4picii on the Occascon by Lady lcTAtti.DA Royal highness returned to town the same night. 1:011,4r qUenee of the stiperior gaol c . 064.0 cf .the Men, fliii : 4oyal..lk.:;lniess has ordered the wpole of them nyw snit ot*(l6tlies to be :nude t,f fiiv• cloth, and.tiro a completely neWi set of accoutrements. • HiS Royal IliglinesS intends being at Chatham on the ,v,:d in t. and will give a return dinner to the • Oakert: tit the Crown Intl, Rocheler. • The Band' of the First Guards is now to be called the Band. Ihe.hody of John Archer, late a Seaman on board -MA:Majesty's Ship Theseus, was en.. Saturday last 'kaltettAip,•. : After, it had been buried, in consequence • of suspicion ha‘ lag arPm that..be died through .Cess•of puni4ntent. •The :Jury. have since rhet, lane been adjourned iseyeral:,times, and have exa number of wit*Ss.o9, Whaie evidellee ap pe,tri contrada:'tory, A Serjeant of Marines, has ~goi aS tea tale, that the man was very severely s and repeatedly punished,, and , that at the time pu liiiiane,nt was lii mkd on hullo, the man ,could not u - ;•1r,; ) but Was hr , ) 11: uti from below by Callen, and laid ~Avt) across a guru, not bb!... to ~stand,upright, and .he was Bogged in that shaation. f• The Surgeon of file ship, on_ the contrary,' states, • that the man has not been severely treated, and that when, he Was called to„see him, his case appeared so that his attendance was not required. • . Thee Jury again met last, evening, at six: o'clock, to*xainine the mina itting - witnesses, and, about nine; beingablo to forth an immediate opinion, they withdrew into a separateapartment, and were locked nearly tbre t hours, when they requested thepre songe of the Coroner, and delivered the solemn Vet diarof—lVi(j4 Murder. MA RSILd LS if CO U,R7:, OM 4. MONLY LINDERS. C6111.1P. V. STarnimso:4.---A, case of -same in tercit came on before Mr. Serjeaut - It \vas brought on a bill of exchange fig. thiry pounds, dra , .vn by ‘renog, and accepted by the Defendant. . If appeared .in evidence, that. the drawer had ordered `.it - over to a person o af the name of , Arden. The ha ter paid it to the Plaintiff, a respeCluble linen-draper, who brought bis aetion. It wasproved, that at the time it was so paid over, the bill had about three weeks to the time of- its becoming due. The Clerk to Arden swine, that on the day of maturity he pre sented the bid for payment, pitre/y , to accommodate the Plai4till: On his cross-examination he said, Arden kept. a Stakfordshire warehouse, was also a litten 7! 4raper, and accomtupdated oPotlemen w ‘ ith discounting bilis, by giving. them in return part of - the aninnt. h calb and part, in gouda. Arden had large (le . alt4gs with the Plaintiff, and Abe bill was paid to in,the way of basitios. 'r he Defendant'S contended, . that the Plaintiff' not recOVer, xi ht should prove , usi3ry. I this purpose, called the drawer of tho 1)111, who,c.vore_that he rcct4veci teal. in cash and. a piece of MA thn,h, at the rate cd.fivelhillings and three-pence prr yo.d. Ar;len's C.,'lctk was then called, and stated the vat .hue, o ftt o cloth (which was shcr.vn to him) was about , twolltlifku WZ4 silcivace persphd, but admitted that libt master In;..efut have charged it five (1.1(1 three-pence por yard, I.",he th-at use was of kiCoot: ilYsty)lla:l.7l'3 to th,.. mere . ..nude part= of the 04 .0APttli:3' , Tim dvatjiltz irt,tvveti • Anion and, I.#`4;',Tlng (.43111" under the description or' ihury. It was 3tri)ng 4:7lrcuinst r auco, that tin Clerk of - the 1 ~ m er la tt,l, pr,.:littitted the bill, and, the dairy Nvi : 4o ht , ,iteaktuotty well, with reiij>o4 tfi i!t> bepiiit (.41 Ow defence set Lisury. The Jury co:wilted A fee ti.lllltltet, and, townie:l vordia thu. Sterday se'tmig - Lt Mr. Colwolt, of Newnliarn, braztly-ifterciont, icr fr. Ciii . tucc:iter, . con; id eni . blt! sum of motley, 11v...co:ling to return liorne.. Sun(!ay nloco tug horie was found in the meadowth ; - 2 r . w:th the stirrapi awl obi, .1 cm Oil the near all Of the saddle; and t:te, fitr-tiide ripped, probably by tl . ie :;pttr of .Nlr.' C. on being,dr.:ige-ed from his lionie, 1 1 11!. stirrups and 0 11 2 apnr were found 4 a short di.ztanc,:J from ea ch oilier, iditbcypad the bridge, over th . c To, at that city; ;and Mr. Colwell'6 . pocket-hook \Va..; frj11:11 ill thc ri ver, sc.ve.nil rt . :loes belilwth:it place, fill'i)1)0.1 Of all its co atenti evopt a draft. for 1 Oa Me I%A) . of t he mi ., fii:flniate-G;ntlemati- wa;•; found Am Monaly Inorn i'ttr, in a lane near •AlitiworthAer. per(in. has been : cil:en lip on sitspieion of having committed the ritilitxti, ault is confined in Gloucester gaol. LONDON : Vrinted by RICHARD, PUS, bf' No- 4 , ilrtt"!" ; d "14 LIAM ARM !G. E Stitt IN'S, of Soil 11 MdtolA-streA4 at thy' SU N. Or ;.;1? No. 112 SLralid ; who rc ft alma:vitt On!eri for-tl4-c- . 1 4 apv ,. , bthersforthe Editor , - ,Xe. (post-paid), must Lit: FQLICJ, 1 1 14 o P.GAltriew : ., ,,, Yesterdly a.. genteel young mat), an apprentice: of Mr. , Storer, a, Watchmaker in Bowling-green-lane; was brought-before the Sit . sing Magistrate, -. charged, onsuspicion, by his Mas ter. with. having stolen seVoral anitiaished watch cases, and a-quantity of =wrought silver, out ofthe 'workshop, on Saturday night ; or early on Sunday •itorriing last. Mr. Storer depo,ied, on Satur day last, about four o'clock ,in the. atternoon,, he Went a =port way out cliowp, iiktentling to Stop in the co.ntry till 'Monday morning, Mrs. Storer, her sister, the Prisoner, and a, femalesetraut, remained in hij i house in town. On Sund;ly,. at tine o'clock in Op afternoon, the Prisoner Came to the: country to him, and informed hini the workshop had been 'stripped of a rirt unity of property the nightbefore. 'hey carricAotown to.%ether, and, LlfteTilie 1110 St LA!' Inite investikation, he Z;oitt not iind the slOtest peal - inv.:L.. , pt .any poislai hiving cvoken into : the house ; and suspecting the Prisoner, he had him ap prehended. Offieers who seized him said, they had searched his person and mink, and could not . tind any, of the property; they were certain it must be some person in the house, .as there 'were not the 6lighteA marks of any violence being used, either to the doors or,windows, to . ohtain'admission. The Prisoner, in his defence, said, : he had been at wink on &11.111"d:iy night, until near nine o'clock, wlien he gut his . sui:p,:r and went to bed, tirst bay . Ina : shut t he workshop dOor,:ai was' his usual cusic4. At scsvol its the morning s he got up, and: went out to sWini, when he returned borne, he was going to 6At torus ,to clean hirnself,.and, as he passed by •the sho-dodr, he sow it open, and the drawers ail lying . about the' floor., kip infor 4 wcf, his mistros, and. she sent him to the country ;to inform his Muster ; which he did, never having the slighteSt idea he was suspealed, until lie w:is aalually in custody. The Magistrate Said,'he could not, .on the present evidence, fully comrnit the Pri: , .oner, but he thOglit . it necessary Should be detained until iurttier en quiry was made after : the property. ,MAtcsioN-Hottm.--r-Yestertlay the Captain of a Margate Boy' , was summoned before the Loan Mit voR, for refusing to &liver a.clielt belonging to Mrs., Murray. • it appeared the 'complainant had se:lr her property. ern hoard the .Huy belonging 40 the Defendant, for conveyance : from Margate to London; but she was a tidilwards . prevailed upon tea go itL anotiw. Hoy, and sent.Jor' her chest, &c. 'Which the Captain refused to deliver, unless the pas sagc-rnouq, w f •as paid, which beep previously agreed . to. • The Lotto ,MAYoR thotight • the Lady had'aeted wrthig in leaving the, Huy, .after liaititio• agreed to _gala ; fEid he ordered her (.) pay the-C;optain't; demand of 1 us. and receive her properzy. At A R 1,11 )11 G It.STIt LET pqrtPr frOP), the 43;111 fi1)(1 AlOlll l l 1111 IN suunnoned , hefore Sittihg MF3,gi:itrate, on the clrirge:el delivering a : 1x O f f lo the house of ;2•Aelt.el 13ottatouons, in X atistield:streer, the same hating been opened, and bitaCe - 'Of grouse taken th:t;•etreorn. prollim!d a' letter which had beou sent in the:box, three.,...hrace of bnitfrOu Scotland. ; It was praei by tl;.; servaut that the box contained only two ht,it.2o7; ilia that it had the appearance of having been broken open. The Prosecutor stated, that he had taken this step to pity a stoplit 4 Sorne to',..asure to public ; for 'she had often been played tricks of this kind. The Magistrate stated, that it wa s too conunoti a praake, for he himself had had birds changed.. There was no evidence, however, to prove the delivery of three brace in the first in , tatlce, and the ease stood over ; Mr..lltturphries, iho Solicitor, having assured the Magistrate, that Mr Willan, the Innkeeper, -Would use all Ids exertions to, search into the: fa6t. In the tYrenoon of yeAerday, between ten and eleven o'clock, a ,welhlooking middle o . sed woman was exposed,:to sale, in Smithfield Market, by her husband, with a rope rotind her Waist. The pun , chase money demantiedi- 7 for this fair bargain was 501. this being considered rather exorbitant, notwith-' standing the .novelty of the article, there were' few bidders for some tune, until a very ,etinsiderable concourse of people were assembled, when the lady became very impatient . for a bidder„,'at .any price, declaring her unnatural husband had.used her cruelly, and she was willing to be knocked . down at a trifle., Two guineas were bid for he by some gal but swain ; and, without waiting for any further . bidding, the husband declared him the purchaser, attd.the property was regularly transferred in tho books of the Clerk of the Market. The old husband departed; contented with the produce of this site ; and, the nc , .v one retired', whir his bargee, to a neigh bouring ptiwic-bottse. - , On ThursdAy fait the , body of : a man : was-found in the basin' of the'London up on being taken up, two pounds one shilling, in geld and , were , tbund In his pockets ; he was dressed in mourning, black silk waistcoat and sto(it.. ings, with white gauze Under-stockings, the letters T. W. on hisrfrandlzercblyr:‘. He w4s supposed to be the T.e:ton.-varrit.l. who has absconded and,,betni fOr titna 4idyerti sad by' the'PoSt-Ofiiee Several attendk.l4. it the .136nehousei Wapping ( - lunch-yard, to 'Set; the buoy , out i t Wai 80 15Wellt;11,, :et& the whole fiee and person' so disfignred, trOin i. , eing so long In the water, that - toho , :ly, as yet; has tlale, to identify t. - kis:imagined, that he has been smite days in the water, from his hat .being found on 'Tuesday last. iii bllOO-51V:ligi Were found in his pocket ; and a pen stuck in ihe hat, but nta papvr, on any thing else about him, as yet can lead t o a 11,., ;Appeared alyint thirty years Of age attd fore tea seven or eight ioehes 111 11,04134„ peri,Cr;iy• well made. w;.1.8 takvn yesterrty bi.!Core .NTH. 0144., 1 , :,(1. Coroner, at the And Horses Publie-lants r e, Nt . c.riboyotGh-stveet, L o dy ,' a Dow-be-Hi *lca ini4e.t,whit.t di td on Vi.tdoesday.tlight _in a eourtical tad Sot's oport-' sErc::t. MO. Yesterday evening, about 41 i 11C o'dlock, nrde was :lett at,th , Ch r i N 7, I,indsclowi l .pi ace , ri,4ir tin,. Found', to e; 4 inspital. here beit4 otify two sLp::tnt-rnaids lent in the holm., it wa.4 1;4...;11(..1, and tar en. to the ItENLtaxAstr ilaVsitsu sty owarto.„--. years since a soldier of.the,mme of Greenldppen ed to die •and leave behind him-a most engagiLsg leinale child; of the name of Rose. The. .:Lady. of Captain Aiumiy adopted the 'infant as her own, had her educated and taught e ver y acco M p lishment becoming a person who wag - to be introduced Mit) that situation of litc. Whilst the Captain was - with 'ltik.Reaiment at. Portsmouth, the .girl, in eornmon cwithArte rest of" the family, became: intimate, with Captain Charlew Patton, of the Royal Navy, who is an.Othcer of the Transport. Board; She'played with the children cif that Gentleman, .and was considered entirely as their equal, being . at that time called Miss-Murray, , the Captain's Lady not -wishing to disclose the secret of Ater dependence , on their fa tally. The bOth Regiment,• to' which the Cap tain belonged, was ordered-out to, , Egyff, and there Dr-White, a Gentleman - of considerable fortune, andiof the utmost .talent in his' profession, became enamoured of the sensibility and tic:complishments of the young Lady. he made honoutuble profes sions to her,Hand, said, that with the :permission of Captain M. and his Lady, lie would wish to be married to Miss M. as -soon as she was sufficiently 'advanced in years , for the Matrimonial, state: ~ i ilhortly after that, however, the Doetor made the desperate experiment,of inoculating himself With the.. plague, by in order to shew how good management that temper could be got the 'better of. however,..he nnfortunately:fell.,at.viaito to that drettdful malady, and the young lady, met with a tying disap. poiotment.—After the gallant exploits ,ot our army. to ,Egypt, U ('aptaia - and his twit tily.returned v, lift the rest of the army to their own Conntty. In a short time after their return, Mrs. Niutray died in Scotland.' Miss M. as she must now bc,called, was , then exposed to another grievous trial. Some friends of the Captain's tinnily undertook to patronize Miss • INL but their demeanour was, not altogether .so ten der and affatiOnate as that of the deceased lady; and Aliss Al. &termitic& on coming tit London to look for employment in any service tor which she might be thought lit. Here a still ,g,reater.mist - ortune-101- :itiwed, fur \vhich she was hired by a'wreteli t)(her own sex, who endcayoured to pretail on her to turn to the most abutujitable coarse of lit' 'that coold be sugge.Aed to a yonng pos•:essed i,t hu nourilnle sew Ltient3,, and the highe,t. 4.legee 14f . re fined st.itsibility. She spurriNttic 41e, t, :Ind instant ly (Fitted the house. of that, intatoous CL 4; i. She wa, then reduced to the .greatest the continua necessaries of hie, and ,on ,the 9:: Sep . :tot - ober she was foulid by a Gentle,thau of,,the name Of ,Hatris, sitting on the steps of a door its dilly, in an ahhost exhausted Atte. He inquired her story, and foond, upon 'writing to Captain Portstnouth,lllat. It \Y:IS corrt4 wilt the ad‘litlonaleircumgance ot Dr. V luite tirade a will, by which. he left !lei; .L considerable property: • The, will was in 'the , hands of, Mr. Big , gery, ettrpenter, then helyngntg to llis ALijoty's Ship,Hiud. Shecoutioued at till 1100 Se of Mr. H. for a few days, when she. became inelancholy„ was subjea to tits, and had at intervals evident marks of Mental derangement,. , On the . 20th of September she quitted this .hospitable roof, most prolAtlyi in a fit of d6spondency, and the Cientienian had posting bills stuck tip al,utit the town,', intbruthig the .Mas ters of Workhouses, e.c., that -such a person was missing, and that it was Bops 4 site would hove lonic cousklerable property to receive. t)ui. 'Wednesday Jest she was found alt nit obscure. but honest lodg ing, in Great Shire-lane, in a most deplorable situa tion. Yesterday . the Gentlemen thought it insist advi4able; in Order to prevent.' a recurrence a such an event as had already takt aplace,.. to go to Bow, street; and apply for having her tbr, the present put ~ uuder, the care of any Parish 011icers whose duty it . might be to prow& her.. it was.found, after suite investigation, - that 'the poor girl was born. abroad, that She has no claim on .any Parish fits lislglltricl, by birth or servitude, and recuttn.e wits then lied to that most honourable claim whicii,the law affords, namely, that Q f a person found in a certain place casually in distress. The distrift in which she was found was fhe Liberty of the Rolls, alai the Oversctrs very cheerfolly aio - evd to take her nutlet their proteetion .until . further iuquiry can be made. Mr, H. has prothised to lighten the bonbon of the parish or .place, as Much as possible, .to _wr4; to . CaPtain,P, and to endeavour, it possible, toyecoVer; the property to.which the girl is supposed to be :ea toted. She is about lo years. of age, has most e%- cellent dark eyes, as may be seen even in her dis tressed situation, ;tad from her brown complex on, though regular`featur . , it' must be readily supposed that She is a Toreigner. She was so touch over- conic during the time of the statement of her case'. being giVen to the Alagiktrates, the would two or tilted times have faintedbut tbr the kiti'd as,it.tv i nce • of tint Ch.l-11 iii the said sotta.: Ladies wile happened to be present. The Ofti:ers at Union-Hall. were .on Tluirsday morinag'very much ttrp,rised at seeing voui. , 7; wo ,man drive up to the door in a very elegant one.norse who came to ask , relief ot the :Nlagistrate3,t'‘v herself and a child, which:she had in her arms. It appeared that the had OA r Morning applied to the ,Pit,os4 Utlicers of Latnbeth for relief without etted, anctiaa shp'was coming out of the Officer's house obsetved.a standing, at, the door empty ; sup po,ing it b.lotlecl to the Oilicer the deterc.'iined to bortvw innuediitely 'gut in and drove to Union-114d, where the Magismues, totally ignorant o f the cquipoli,e tit7duclitlt .at the, door, graiiti..o her an () vi ta tor. rod, with which she was rethrtting•to' the 011icer's house,, wltuu sloe way met byl\lr..A LEY, jun. of 'the Amphitheatre, who, .seizing bridle, requested the fair damsel to alight and resiit the whip to him. The fad was, INIT. kSTIsEY had been with the, Parish Officer, on tosiiie4s, and had Jett his carriago.at the door, • when the lady perct..iv lug, empty and the hur:...atanding idle, had Liken theiilivrty of.bufrowipg, it for her excursion into the Borough. . On'Tne'•iday morning, Arr. - Niou, they partner or Mr. Vandeatune:Bwn and Scaltl-inaLlr, No. I 1 7, .r,vadenhall-htNet, happ,lied t st6p on a trAp-door I.l;hich 1.1,11 ti• kept tor conte4nienet: of the jr 1,3u6- l'he et. )or to ":;oirio ;accident, waS not propily closed, aAct with tho presitirt: of hi. 55 tight Ili)(4 11 it gave "5 4 47; by which 'Mr. to ti!:iUflll - fett doNvit to 0,1 cellir, and w,ts on the Tot. • , 6111 P GA tV IS D, 90'. 3. Smlr a; Poised by — NeWalia l , a nd the Mount Roya l, Darre/t, fromlonga jamors, -Nleuelk, from ISoaingsb iryr. ' LitCe fl a n, for St. Alichi t O s, DirtttOr, Sarah, from Tonningen; •' 11114T11. On Monday n ight, at Flaghory.clace., in Surrey , t he 12.4.,;,t Hon. Lady ,1.41-higet Walpole, at a San.: MAR RAD. "r , %1- Gear` u 1 On bursday„ at Tottenham Church, Mr. oi t n un d Shutileworth, of /twilit F : 'rikrs , " Ils .- ' lliu MCItl "L'homp.mni, daughter of john . ` l hom :., q pbon, 1::. ot i ,lottOr ham. Dot: L k :rely, at Lisbon, fames Sr. Aubyn, Esq. of p)protijfi, , to Aliss 1.00b3 Al tcheit, daughter 01 buni4on clwit a • Ebg. atilt; It.u).ttNav), Lisbon. ~,,, !.,... 7 DIED. • • $ D.Alo:o:l,edix:re:aiy:rveioniin.g last, at Ford-place, in Eiie t ; 'I V ; t A k rk i l t i.l7ll ti P aY y a llt: 44 , 94(1411. BUI tOil, . F,,att. A Magistrate of titat CoblitY: , 4 ; _ Lately, at the house ofitis ullele, Paul Ortdtv.tit 4, „. 01: 1 Chestertielthstreet, a ped 2,7 Geoce Paulo Dutig, 0, ( t: !! itia, • . the - net Thursday -setmlight, at Allby, near W;•ilc h ' ivcni . ,-, ( E t, s;,elt. ititewuoterztlhai,aCioiturtltt,ye•oLC.,oo\kbalir4,l, .17 0 .i r ` ts d;:; i t u .' ; Wr i g:1"t a i l e Q :r t il i r o i l .Cf?lsllii3tit!tulta°bstftrel}lll..Erecs.dgigtrittil.:'‘i.:::ti:7. 2!:111.1-,1:1‘s:41cec4t1:111'°:1:73111kc:541"'llii re. if; the , wile of ..k . looruier. Setittell; 'i:oi. Pe 1' 424/1211 4trect. . ...-:.-------'*7'. . . . , A i'OCKS. 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