The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-30 00:00:00

PRI CI, 01. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE, O'CLOCK. S 8 , Red. - C9n,01 - 59 H S 40L131 (aUjs DICFRi PALSi,'M •AUAEAT ? LONDON, JULY 30, 1805., the'Chancel Fleet, which state, that 'a Prus. In consequence of the increased preparations in the Enemy's Ports, Governmt.mt have been induced to reinforce the Fleet in the North Seas under the cernma:ld of Lord. KEITH. The Agincourt, Zea afiwce, Goliath, ald Terrible, have according, iy ailed to join the klect. A Shio bound to liamburgh from the MaUri ' tins wo spoken in the Chanuel by...title of our Ship s last Saturda .She cqrrirnunicated to her the agree able intelligence that the Caroline Frigatti : lias cap tured in the Indian Scas the French Frigate . Tl Stirliiighire AI:AUG.I., at present . in Varr3Cks at. M.:Alit:kw), art, Sport to leave that glade for-Kirk cakty, &c. and we understandare to be t,ttecr.!j , .- . -.ki by ttie East ,Suffolk, under the command of Lora Viscount 8R07.2.E. • • The Nkrestntorland marched from Berwick Qta Vriday for .Dunbar, , On Prhursday a Detachment of th e 6th Veteran Battkitioii c..inharked at. Leith for Fort George. rti2 With e Cameronian Itegirnent, arrived 3t Dliblin .93 I.;:iesclay •Jast, and were inspeoled by the 41.;,,..),rnmander of the Forces, Lord CATI/C44+, They ure a vcry fuse body Of nten, and mill 4o duty in pLee of the 9th Regiment.. I .4.LOnsTY's sight, 'by,the last accounts front \\tilottth, is inuch Unproved 3 a plain. proof of the . : , )10i!atice, of th o ie who at first prono unce d t h e dis +,•dcr caturael, If .r !loyal fghness the PRINCESS of WA its ier on Saturday . t.o.Mr. - PITT, and a atiher'seat at Blackheath, , isinv(l , ,sn Nve are happyla ~y ;;;;st.froin her late indisposition : ~. .!rdtty a select poty of i t,. aC Chiswick. • , •, ; Spant:i4 prisoners - at Ports , lo tie `giant` home. Cartels row," • , „ of the East4ndia ComPany have NI A .TYSTV two 6.oouwier Yu s , ,; f f 'ff.llf.;m, and brought to ! itN .1L1.13, in the Swallow by Captain. C 1311113. They tau ibunderies of 'Tivroo SuLTAN, it itisuppti.,..,.t, under the dire6tion of sortie French ntla \VIM . at that time in they semice o;t 7 that F r inc e ; tile ornaments are far superior to any of the, muzzles representing tiger's fiends. Th e y ar e, to be mounted (ll carriages, a„..1 we Ml ili2rsuitid are then to bra placed one on each side of grcal an in the Park that was hit lit from • ..`;•gYPt• • ~ 1 '~:~ BRE,. no (Quit cf.:':..1c,14.-, -- tiet) to. day, 1.4011. D after illsi . ) , i(ting :tile Ite• L11171i; oed , 2recl. the.: :Bread t..( bt; raLicd d.:per 1) ;e t.; ifk..l'.U.lurefray, Th e Otliiiitrn Loaf . tvili . . MAILS. AltitlVP/1-1 Dublin , i Watertbrd. Dut —3 Ilarobtirgh, 2 Gotteuburgh, Waterkrci. mornin:t received the following inzportant . • Intelligonce, the authenticity o f which may be upon.—llispatches . have been received from s:%rf Biig has been • boarded by one of our erniiers, the C-11*iin of which gave 'the follow icdormation :—()n the Qoth inst- Jle lull in; thaefiast of P01111g;l1, WITH THE COMBINED • FREI.:CI-1 ND S PAN' SI I FLEET. It consist: ethof R n illeteell of 'the Line, with several Fri- . • gates and Co:..veffits, making altogether' thirty Sail; 'The - Pny4siari 13rig .\c'ts- detained for -some time l' ..thp Ccn I ., "le'et, and boarded. The Of tier tnade 'a, tho , ,i , ;:lnd inquiries about the , Eri . tLll Ileet, and' particularig that :under the to,n.muuul Lard Nason. There can be: no that are the same Ple;:t, .tlLtt- was seen on. • iQl.fi inst. by . the )Itigtmta Packet. Our Readers will TeCOI Ica th t .the Decade left Lord NELsoNt on the Igth' of June, and it was his Lordship's intention,- if he was not fortunate enough . to overtake the Combined to.make:direEtly for •Cape St. Vincent. The &cade reached the - Tagla on 'the, loth- instant , there is 'there, _fore every : reason • :to hope that his Lordship . It d readied his intended statiO4 long , before the .C;lnbined Fleet reach 'either - Cadiz or the St/eights. It is most probable, that his Lordship would forma jun on with . Mm 7 Col 1. OWO 0 Lc which would giYe bun . a most decided, superiority . Ovey the'Enemy, .; If. the Combined Fleet should 'at tempt . to' make Ferml, which we think highly improbable.; 010 woad there have to contend againsen'Oritisli Fleet of - Is•Sail of the Line. Upon the whole, we think there is every-reason to hope 'that in a 'very few days .we shall receive intelligence of the mi)st . satistaaoiy nature. It is possible, however,, that the Combined Fleet may violate the neutrality ,of Portugal, and endea- Yon!' t() find .311eltr in tho Taus .3' but they certainly Could not, consistently with any principle 'of the Law of lqations, 'chin) proteelion•• in a Neutral Port, the Neurrality of %ithit:h they themselves bad tin .l4tegt tito first instance. 11/ S. PORTSMOUTH,- J-U4.l'. 2 9 Arrived the Ding Schooner, Lieut. AitcnßOLD, from Jersey ; Bujihkates, Indiamunfrorn the Downs ; Lady 4n- ENNISON, A2tion, WEsot,t, and Sunnysid,e, from , Sunclerlancl ; Borough, PATTISON, from Niwcastle; and -Echo,-DOMANSKEZ i from Dintzio• Sailed the Saracen Sloop, of War,'.capt. JA:dEs PREyosT, for a Cruize ; the Trimmer, BAUNDS, Nile,. GRAY', Lord Holy, tA66s,, Mary Inn, Bo vq,t, Neu; friends, VICE,,• Blanch, BRYAN, • Spide . r, SANGER j PDX, DAYMON, for Corunna, : as Ca'rtel, with Sp:inish Prisoners of,.War ; ,also : sailed the Sternsliall,Ato6,. for Archangel.; About four o'clock this 'afternoon a boat in. going off to Spithead, with three men in it, unfortunately tip4..t, and two of them were drowned: . It is thought,, from. the fineness of the weather, the crew must have b6en intoxicated for a disaster ,of that kind to have happened. • • Thii morning a youn'g woman was pitied pn SOuthsea Beach, apparently droWned but . a few hours. From Marks of viOlence appeariug on •the body, there is reason to apprehend she must : have. been murdered. She is carried to the cie‘id . -lioUse to be owned. TORBAY ) JULY 28.---Thii day arrived. Vis jesty's Ship 4Uentesrs , capt4in Somnitv . t,LLti, frgin a Critize.. Reports, that sir: yesterday passed 1 His Majesty's Ships ilgincourt, Zealins, iktnce,;Gtl liath, and nrrible„ who Were all bound to: the North Seas. YARMOUTH, Ibrenoon a fine Sloop of War, ofeo ,v,uns„ ealleit the Sparrow, was' launched from-the Dock-Yard of Mr. Joins PRES: TON', of this To‘i - n. S - ome , little impediment . took place in the launch, which prevented the sight from beibg so pie, isant as was expedecl by the numerous spectators assembled, on .the occasion', but' no acci dent or damage was done. The Band helonging to the Regiment of Yartrauth Volunteers attended on board, 4nd 'played seieral iffal and military tunes. SitErairaSs,, July. .2) —Sailed from the . Nor this afternoon, the-Rosino Armed Ship, with about -30 Sail cif:Vessels, under Convoy for the Baltic, with a fine wind'at• S. W. . pE.AL,Ly: 2g.—Arrived yesterday; After .oost, the Agincourt and `Zealous llleti'd"War, from Ply moutly;tad remliin iii the Downs with :1 large Fleet of Win of War and Outward-bound Vessels: FALMOirrII, JULY po.- 7 ,The Townsi tend Packet, Captain Dozen, for Lisbon, :aiid 'the Ma.ackesier Packet, Capt4in_D.twps, for the Leeward Islands, which sailed from hence on the evening of the 26th inst. put back this morning by, contrary winds, and sailed again this evening for their destinations. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE' LETTER PROM AN OFFICER, DATED • 41 Arab, Deal, Sunday, July n, 11105. From flying report, and from termer accounts in the Papers*, you may imagine us all to be killed; wounded, or missing ; so to entertain ynn, and to r.,ive you the truth, I. mean to describe o , n• last Thurs. , . day's amusement. In the morning several Brigs, 84e:, under way ; l'himortatite made signal for fight ; ,the led us in., engaged, and stood out, the old routine;.: we .fonowed in seven fathoms-on the main, receiving the fire of vessels and baiter 6s frotti Vimereux. : the Pile For, .contimially a cross fire. (N. 8.; All the small Litggers are ;Gun or .3.Nfortar 1i0atL.) 77 9 After tiring twenty roundq, and the Yneiny drove dose in, .we- hauled out. tit the evening a was perceived corning alorq frOin Calais to the High . Cliffs; the Wi•angier preceded them as Getitleman.r Usher, to annotuw e their arrival. The Squa, (iron kept way with : them along shore, firing and. hoinbarding a t suc h a distance, that where. we b to quarters first, and saw the Enemy's fire, T ex claimed, " Damn the Dogs, they arcse-saluting u; !- and when informed of our mistake,-hattio swe,cp half the horizon to fxid our, gay and gallant assistants, We expeaed them to: sail from. Dunktirk, lint they had got well up o. Cape Griinez,:and'.as.-wc c3l.llCl.ll(ii cOrnnion politeness attack them undtir their coavo l to the East of the Cape, which yon know is out of, our distal ) . c we .: 1 0y with ,forc and , main topsails :shivering, 'tilt , ,the v4n, ~of the Enemy's Line, .con-, of a Brig arch a Scho6ner; were 'about LIS a,head IN a t i we were from the land,; .that filled m ,i th the w i n d a-beam, stOod in with our. hoite, main-de k, and forecastle guns 'playing on them, Poor; MAR•sa AL, of the IVaiehjid, stood, an d,. beaded ; a shot nearly cut him t , xo.--Ton recollca him, ti man . ( - )1 •enhrnions size walking • about Deal. -The Calais squadron noi,v hauled their • Wind, leaving them to our , attentions, and the fire really become anausing,: Our Brigs Ifektved . well. Our little .crooked-I(lged stood on the chock .over the wheel,„ toolz.:,us into fifteen feet '• water, along s id e C az ape Gritin'i - so that, they 6414; EQL 4pross k ci, guns suthcicittly, this ":Ine- , merit tutr royal top r gallant stay-sails, ar.c. wer' e , set, and we were soon with We 'kept.. along sharp stirring up The Mud •., - ,= - cry From gur poop 'IA... tired. 1709 nitisquet citrtrittes„ 1 1 4---,-711 fought well, and preffy . eo o l a shell burst Over us, and a pieee of it, which 1 ha noivlpoisei,t, cut. away the nds of Tnes.eSON, , WalStt4 ; tit. i. thrOUghillto the Anotherearoe oft bond, , `main-toter • „- cut away el.le Laboard side t`if the `main-t o tereheelt . and block, latter tumor' itd () Vn° l l (lea'; lin Olt ~1 beam ortlic , cleck l al :or ciAttingi way ; .4i ta/l the heel of one of the, I.*Mm, 140 4 14 (!qPi".4O.-' Me, 814 tho 60(4 . FlitS“ , B1( 0 , the 4144 trt-PP • man's back; which killedthirn, in ab:rat two hours. Gauna ...seized it,'but could not lit it, and calle-I 'for aSsWance, which was iminediately rendered, and tbe shell launaed,overboard. Iforgotto say that.noi . body touched it till MANSEL,' from the lipeak of the forecastle, was ordered. MANsEL and myself.work erl the larboard,bow gun—a. shot came on. the muz - - ;de; in the line of the gun's bore, cut a piece out, and flew upwards almost perpendicular, and-fell along. side ; three of the enemy's shot catne-on board, and , were sent back ; on e came t h roug h the Cap tams' cabin, just over the port, and. wounded, -florztEs, ELLIOT, and another. C4iwrert,the Ma , rtne, is wounded; and WOODCOCK, who had his. •1:selly grazed by d ball; and I think from his ap pearance, - cannot 14-e.-4:,ittle • Toar4 has great ere . dit for.his.amputation of TII6MPSON i s arm ; it has 4 . ealed by the -first intention,; a slight suppuration is only e4e6tecl. ; near- the ligatures of the arteries. I held the patient,.'whO 'the next day walked out of the ,gun-room to see his messmates, with as much alacrity as you ever jumped np a ladder in your life. Our pea ple,,liehaved uncommonly well, cheering every One of the Enemy thatran on . shore, or was dismasted, "When • Our.grapc began' to tell, the sight was glorious • their sticks. were cracking in all directions,' and I Sid not much like the situation I had chosen, at the beginning cif the job, viz. astride the spanker.booin, which was_ in the new .midahip crutch that you made, and my feet an the tafferel; from' this situation my mniket was pelting till I 'could hold it no longer,' and then the Corporal handed me up a cold one from the chest. The grapeiell thick, but 1 feit.it a point of delicacy not to quit for .two or three pounders, what 3.c,' ,F9gnclihot could not drive me out of. The Captain 'sitting on the signal Cote, the Gunner standing on the capstan ; the Brigs cheering us as we passed ; the Enenlyluntiing on board each other; two or three at a time; and. then their splinters flying their men jtunping overboard and swimming on .shore ;. fog or five .of .them thumping on the Rocks. The Ca/Oso, a beautiful Brig Sloop, 'kept her gib-boom over our , taiferel almost, and nobly Seconded' us. The .4rClar. and .Britt it on our bow. At length four 3. , .2-ponnd guns Meing completely disabled, , and' our rigging. : cut up, and night closing the' scene, the Performers retired under reiterated, thun ders.Of applause: The next day we and the Int mortalitd stood out .to bury our '-dead ; after the service' the ImmortaliW gave'us three cheers, which we returned,: she then' gave us One, I think no, bad . compliment to .=the Arab, and. almost all the Captains came to pay their respe&sto The Commodore hailed us when we hauled out, and thanked 'Captain IVI-- wishing him joy of such a fine set of fellows. We were at it from fear' to seven in the Morning, andiroin six to half-past eight at night, a tolerably .decent day's work. the Officers attended MAUSHALL ; the Band and 'Officers of the guards, .Arab, and Immortalite, arm in arm, three a-breast." • • ' - Extra& of a letter frdm BOmbay; dated December the Totli, 1804 : "By a Dow which arrived he:.e from information ' has . becn., received' that a, Ship had arrived there, .about s weekS ago, under ,English colours, whose'cargo appears to consist of rice, bales. of English cloth, Bengal silk, and piece_ goodi, and without an European on• board ; such a cargd having caused suspicion, the Shtick took pos session of. the Ship, and put the ,whole crew into confinenieut ; in coriserivnee* of which, it is said, they confessed haV,ing murdered the Captain and Officers, and to have carried ,off the Ship; but at what Port they first landed I have not heard, for Maculla seems to have. Seen the second or third.—r- From this description, ,wo here think this. Vessel must be the Alert,* from Calcutca, a bound hither, and long . • ' We understand. orders have been issued by Lord, KErrir, that no =mattocks upon the &min) , * Fl 9, tillas shall .be made under the Batteries. The establi4hmnt of the Sea Fencibles is about to undergo a cOffiplete revision, as also that Of the Impress• Service. It is intended, for the future, that the duty of the Sea Fencibles, and that of procuring men for the *fleet, shall be carried on under the super intendence of 'the. *same Officers, as far as situations will permit. - It is Supposed, by the adoption of this plan, that the expellee will be greatly reduced, and that a considerable'nuMber of Men will be procured to serve afloat, which were heretofore' exempt from the impress, in consenuence of being enrolled as Sea Fencible,s, Mr, GIVVARD, Iligtinguifilled himself with so much manly spirit in the Common council at Dub lin, upon the subjeet - of the Rornan Catholic. Petition, affew, clays ago, after a very elegant arid fervent ha rangue upon Mr.Buian, of Cornhill,for his talents in general,hts merits as a Vol tut teer Col'oneband his loyal ty and.attachment to, the Protestantehurch, moved, that " a Message be sent to. the Board of Aldermen, requesting they would - concur with the Sheriffs and Commons in. bestowing the Freedom of the City upon Colonel SAMUEL Biacti, - of the City of Lon - dim."-..--V.Pon putting the question, the House una lity/(4.141y :nncurred 4 , and the IVlessage was sent ac cordingly. . • BELPAST,,TTt.. - v.24.—a11e Hon. Cot. MEADE, son lot the enUntess,.,of N W Llol,llaVillg announced / .1/13 • i l itu 6 tion. ol "ffcring himself as a.Quididate. for • Idle Representation of the County of Down, in op ;position to The re-elk:all:At . of Lord PASTLEREAGII, a , yery. aetiVe 'canvass took - place in this town and neighhourhood on Monday and yesterday. General 'SrrwART and HUGH KENNEDic Esq. of Cultra, exerted themselves for Lord Cit'II,EREAGII J and Geoaon , M.vt-rttr..ws, - arid CUNNiNQRAM GREG, Esqrs. for. Colonel MEADE. The: County is peCto to - be very ;keenly contested,. Yesterday fie ut4ight a young Woman, in the Corinr tyTipperary Gaol, made an attempt on her life, by tyiug, up - her arms, as if for the operation of phle botomy, 'and cutting, it across very smartly With a .large nail, so as to' bleed pretty profuselr ; 'but her groans gaye the alarni, and.ussistatice being quickly Fr( cared, her life. was.preserved for the present: _A letter has come to . Dublin Pam - potany Bay, \iritten!by'one .Andres Doyle., whowoS sonic tune: since ,transported :thither: Ihr .dealing in, bank note 11;rgeries. , . - Among.other matters, he mentions; that time Ilarington died very rich, and t hat he. has' left - a 7,7illiable .le4acy to a near relation . 41. Dublin, . . ti CO,-e:rinnent in India bas sent a urge ,4t ' gran into Allindleentid,; fo'prevent tilt! fa viot.tra citildrNyiie have rwiltedlcora the or . • • !MY MOUTH,- jcrx !3, 'L~ (F.' --- Yesterday afternoon... the Earl di CUEITERTV. and family arrived in good health, t 3 the great OP tae iln of the , inhabitants. Tifromll: 'lovtia. F C i to came on shore about six o'clock gtir t'z'l at seven the Roy FAMILY Went to the Theatre their carriages, drawii by beautitbl Hanoverian .s!ril horses, with their usua l Attendints, vith iblll ll .llo the ad d? tion of the-Earl Q/CHESTERFIEL P.' Tile per Were, The Soldier's' Daughter., and Na Song, Supper. The- Widow Cheerly was extremelY w6 l ‘ suppbrted by - Mrs: GRAM', from the Etinbai,, 'Theatre; as was Eadkss;' by Mr; NE . 1 1.011, V' the T th ili ! s nu m e o s n s l o in f g d:e ab to o MargwTtia , by Miss - WE NTW 021T11, in the l' ace. The house was tolerably Well tilled, exideri:il . 4 .10d, TVI , 'lop Highnesses the DUREs .of CUMBERLAND tl l Cl 4 l u v t n. ten 'oc. , ~ TV I , Went to the Camps to attend D'rvine service which was performed at the chum hat a each Re giment. ~..1 1. „.1 THEIR MAJESTIES 3 1 1 d PRIN CESSZSWeIIt t°'--"" about eleven o'clock. Arrivals at Lucs's Hotel : Mr ' Armster, 1. Memo, Esq. N. Ilwiion, Esq. ?'f and hirs i Hicks, and htf. bridge. The Spanish dience last night to the Haymarket TteatM . 1-; LISTC*I W 25 tolerably *easy in .Count ifin.fY ,s 4 d u ie r i a , l7 i c MATitews and DOWTON peculiarly dil'lrg• Dotlor Bartholo and Lazari//0 ; and prfri::;:,:i t, . . oil Though. Afrster nETTY'S a ttraelien ha;, it .s ••;'e a ';' l ; t m h much e 3i l iae i la i ld a lP. a ll i i:' ; es'e a a i s:: t r e e afi e r n d l 1 7dti i i ° l lr n i a reigni s Pdi‘ a s irir o irec rY l :l: e rlne:lldi p ibtr:Pt : ei o ry tvet-ali'ini° succeeded,na} c f; i : 31 8 - °r. p cYbi l .7. c al i, a: '::ll.'iltqp'''' ;;' ,'' -gratify the curicisityPuobfictli:e. his former influence at B irtninghnin, slid Ni iC T e r to the engagement *with the Invenile -Perfume"' eight to fourteen nights. :, srittaetcpcile.:litaiet,h:liod coxrtlfi:til TOWNS . Na D. goes at,T3righten by the NO of 1i of the Steyne. , Ile hal .one privilege , It le" t r t • r ... he arbitraty Monarch ; for all 'suspicious chsric:„.; li . Itlhislles from the ,place et once ;without Jil a o ' -Try): and, like Jeverilt; by an a It; od , in tvi t i , , , , ,, h f ou t s l e ic o o ra l i c ie ; o cere i 6 ::" ° l: 3l T h o e l ::: tl: : . • c oaa t A Morning Paper states, that by tlle 4111 g ~....4t, of several Soldiers in the Second Rty,iineilt p 1 0 7 0 c. Nraiti; at Durhaty, and the inipror 'lx-'II3`I.L;IV mauy.of the inhabitants,. sueli rietoits Fi'oc:;,, : have occurred at that plaCe as rendered it aei., ; ' to'call.in the aid of :1 detachinent ef DnigOo,"!'„,oi cause of' this disturbance is sal& te have o,"iech at Newcastle, where this Ilegimeet 05 disbar 1.11,4 c su u C s h tod N y : -and. about - 130 *of' the men trausferred to the_,, ji s , Regiment. Th e m en, it is Stated, wen) Or, contented With this transfer, and ventoc!„ s° , fl an they mars before , they left Newcastle. • "I''',, tit 0 0 arrived at Durham their discontent brokeuve3 jo e p e la th ce a d t io a l i en ld disgrace o f man y o f t h e toc,vs.ll6)ple; it .. oh t i l ,, meat alluded to be true, thettook 1 411 ,, e G i erl ,brieto!ooutestshoeldiDerras,goaeinnds raerrisctvitided;thein frotti:.' 010 is said to have had 300 lashes for 1) _o ~QP , itis . P collSpic444s odor in this disgraceful sniatf,it sincerely hope that the et..counts given l, i ''' sit ia oat e UltAge,terattort,) of the fecl, thoug h c it t i b e sever, t aene:al Gasy b spoken in low'? 'l;,,,hatti, it condemnation of ',the inhebitants am'', 1 1 0 I . o ol ' AVre r conceined in thio afrair, .and, that lit. otro i 04 -it _necessary 'to order the Dragports til:0111' 'streets' during the nialit le repress ecrrY ° dLsorder. ",. '''' , It: gtr,) , . , On Saturday last the remainn of 4 the Countess of ANcaot :were rettio,!cruk.oe, io .LerdShip's house in Norfolk -street, r! he ',odds ( ' cyder to.be deposited la the 'Vault of w Lrr.,;i- at Newbattle 'Abbey. . i t he 14 1 .. • The .ri),) 'a r —nty . of Kent is at this OW I „ t ,of a beauty. The Corn Promises a riC:i blr_b„.74lhiel little of it ha been laid. • Hops have bpef, d r i leg in marl)" grOunds, but are in a 6ne lit" • in the neighboarh d f Canterbal• act , - of t h e rii i On Tuesday 1 - - "'aced n e , aoio Staffordshire, tuft tras experw , col? • Lanai PC fir 'awful storms of thuridiria,nd hig & 'l^ il e ' with torrents drain; eve:Tent:Albert° i" cric'een, i:', bourhood of Mancheister.: 'At Scholirwo, 00 the , ,0 1.0 struck dead by lightning. - . 1 le oti ti On the night of the esth inst. or ear.'il,footi' morning of Ole .C6th, tht counting-rOoroji byficl'.• sity.oung heifers', qt °l° Meese and Sutton, in Fitton, los eti w e re c ' .hirdi %''' in g the lacks of several doors, semeos ‘,,,,,i, whicli patent locks, of curious coustreetion.;„ af ter p a ulv the villain or villains:picked theloCk. Or the ";;', l t o# case, then forced open the iron cijone,l3oo nigi", away a considerable slur in c aih:, I,:lc' s ,, ‘ „, a re. ii, ,or morning the counting-room of hod v ies 1. entered in same manner„ and rill. . , • a considerfi*atnount taken axv.lY.. ' Whit' tad gt ce The ;man of t he nano of Hi'll, gres_ ~„0 1 0 , c arry P° I , ~ stable on 'suspicion of carrying on , 3 e° for dot 14 i. with the . Enemy, has been committed , e 0 0 ,1' . sailders.afid his son, the, proprietors an, taboi, of the carriage between tb3t town owl . L' ii 'l e ' ir 10 07 who were taken op .and examined as t°"" 114 sr. ;edge rived at Whitsteble last sveck. ..of Hall,r,„e by ' . ' lock , ' 1 " •'• it Yesterday afternoon, about turn 0 e i the stair''t of nine years of age, took a boat fron,do,ol pr Baulk-side WithOlir ' any waterin". It j.., 641 () e : above Blickfriars'-bridge he unfortyn c ! oil l i do , He was uncle water above forty illtilttl,t_s_,.milfbqii, have been scat home. taken to the public house it the botnclto,.:lk4r.er,?;, lane, assistance was innuediatelygivi;Vared lit 1,,..01, ToN, of the Strand, w h o attended., ~1 " 1 by l ull, tbe tl every method used end to _ or e to 4 inane Society for morelhan et) hour , 0 _ l ,,' o f his P the p )or unfortunate boy .to the i IP ~ -ffielea parents: t to or .. time r W ,io It 1124 been the eudPin . for C orr 0 ic o 43.1'. 0 ,1 point the tirst-drawn Tieket,t 0)3 purte. tug cot e , , u A swing of a Lottery. to rety,,'fal t o g,l , P!i,c, ..eui,a in Kupe Lotteries Dear ~ , i. d o . Iv,, Wei' oli OP Pmes have been so determined, ' 4l 1 , , obou ° ' ' patelf appear to have met the public oppr :.cot _, li amount, the Contrattors for tb,d_,P:,,':oube: :Pa ' e , 114:e fi.s.i, d eut Three out 'of the' sV,l_l°",',"ei. e-lie.ded and 4.)tbe,judicioui regaiationA.r'hivoyoPr fuPlic interest .ba been ,671:4k,t!'c'r ,*7 -Ulf $4140 I;*youri example. •