The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-31 00:00:00

a *FIAMBtJtiCsII MAIL, IRLCUIVED LAST NiGUT.) VIENNA, JULY 13.—1 t is said, that out ships of the line at 'Priest anti Venice arc sold .to Pun. murk, which is to pay for tlittn in Holstein horses. Field Marshal Count Belle garde, who litis ar riVed here front Paris, has entered upon his func tions as Grand Master of the Uoubehold of his Imperial Highness the Crowd D102.50EN, JULY l3.—The Apostolic Vicar and Contessor of his Majesty the King, Dr. Schneider, yr.oiterday consecrated as Bishop, in the chapel of . the Catholic church, by Bishop Lock, of Dant -4ett. his Majesty and the principal officers of the Court were present. On the 12th instant, about six o'clock in the afternoon, a terrible storm collected over this city, accompanied with such darkness that ►t was trot possible to see in the houses without candles; a 'rely lowilanging cloud threatened Dresden and the environs with great injury. The %voter poured down in torrents, and was feared a water-spout, Nvtieu a storm Of wind happily arose, and dis persed die tetnpeAt ; it returned however in the night, beat down the corn, damaged and threw .down - walls, and tore trees out of the ground.— The lightning struck buildings in several places. At Metier-Itheinsherg a farm-house, with all the out-buildings, 300 sheep, and several cattle, was burnt. The uufavourahle the Cher for the emu, &c. not ziuy scarcity, has caused a very great rise in the prie , !s of grain. • livitoN, JULY 20.—0 n Thursday his Royal „ H►fhnesit the Prince of Orange came het•e under• -the strictest incognito, to pay a Short .visit to his mother, and returned immediately after to C 115... where.he had left his consort. Yesterday the Wren of the Netherlands went to Mclimche►tburg to meet herdanghter-in•law, hut returned in the evening to Berlin. To-day, at noon, their 'Highnesses arrived in this city, and have taken up their residence in the ~.oi.an. , ,, , ePalace under the, Linden, or Little Tree Walk. The departure of the Xing for Carlsbad is s fixed for the. 23d. His Majesty goes the first day to 2slagileburg, where he remains the 24th mid re. Views the troops the seam& night he sleeps At Altenburg, and thinks to reach Carlsbad on the third tlisy. . • , HAttrioson, JoLv 2'2.--NVe hear that Ids Royal nightie:is the Priitee Regent has sent the Order of the Guelphs to Field Marshal Prince Blucher. Ws Majesty the Icing of ‘Vartetithurg hal crewed his Son-in-law, the Ex-King ot Westpha , roasts Bitonaparte), Duke of Montfort...—. Tha hitter is going with hiS consort to Bruno in Mot avid, where bOtb have obtained from his Ma je Sty the Emperor of Austria permission to fix their abode for the future; The Crown Prince and PriHeuss cif Wurtemberg are now making a a tour through Switzerland. The invitation of the Etriperor of Russia to ac.. cede to the Holy Alliance seems m be adttre.sed to all other crowned heads. it has now been ad., dr , ssed to the of Bavaria and Witttemnurg. The departnre 47f the Emperor of Aublria tot Tneplitz and Carlsbad was fixed for the 17th of this month. Ilis Majesty has sent before Count 'Morn z O'Dontiel to Cartsbail, to receive, iu his twine, his M.sjesty Kish; of Prussia. COPENHAGEN,. JULY 16. Last Sunday the church of S, Peter, belonging to a German gregation here, was solemnly constiCrated, after the damage had been repaired which it sustained in the bombardment in 1807. Their Majesties the King and Queen honoured the solemnity with their presence. • , FROM TUB MAINE, JULY 17.— , The report t hat the wire of Joseph liumniparte, Ex-Queen pf Spain, is at Frankfort, seems to want coufirtua. tion most oldie letters say addling of it. tit:nerd lioscitts4o, resides now at the pleasant Villa Of Marosini, near Lupo°. It is said that the celebrated Goethe has received, for only the revision of Ids works, the snm of 30,000 dollars 3u silver from h c t tikseller Cotta, who is about 'to publish a new edition of them. .;NIAGIIEBURG, JULY 12,—We evect soon, to litve the pleasure of -seeing our King for the first time 'since we have had the happiness of returning , t inficr 'his Govt.:mut:Lt. The house which his ".:Nlojesty wilt occupy has been titteil n p at th e ex .. pence of the city. Prepatations are also milking for at splendid ball at the Senate house t the troops Inall here in garrison, and in the neighbourhood, arse ti.lily excteited, .W* observed with pleasure Yllc great reatliticts and precision in their evoln tions, and the complete uniformity in their equip. oicuts. We are informed by Drs. Coorea, Mottnot, and DoscAN, Physicians to the Medical board 'at Charlinte.house, thdt np warchof 4000 patients are cured annually of pre vailing disorders, that hundreds were in a most aistressing state, owitrg to quacking themselves and by consulting men ignorant of an important brunch of the profession. Firuptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swelling in the vi,:ck, nodes on the shin bones, pains in the head a nd limbs. frequently taken for 4lieumatism, ove ned aI)CIC1 and nervous debility are the con consequences of improper, treatment.—Messrs. COOPI:11, Co. are consulted from eight in the morning until nine at night, •or by letter, containing a tee, and the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, till twelve o'clock.---A 'side door and private rooms for 'i'nl►: CONSP111.1:.;1'. • It it to be hoped the Conspiratot : S, tehose ne- 1 farious proceedings arc before the Public, will fet the like severity of justice as the wretches who were guilty of similar offences in 17b5-6. They were all indicted, tried, and convicted for the'wil fnl murder of one of their victims who had been executed for a rookery with which they had charged him. On the trial a question arose whe ther the fact proved against the criminals amount ed to murder by any _law then existing, question was reserved for argument before die' Judges. The indictment against them was for iti4ings lkivittge coaaiksiVolg ore of their gang to rob, with the person executed (who kne - .v ti,Jthiog of the whole transaction), another of their vil lainous associates ; hot because it did not appear that they did immediately, and in person, apply to both the two men, the verdict was brought in special. The Judges took some tithe to consider the case, And in Feb 1756 the tniscreant, Mac doniel, Barry, Salmon, and Eagan received the tt;l - ing sentence, viz, " That they shoal(' stand in the pillory two at a time, to be imptHoted seven years in Newgate, to find security of 10001., each ,for their goad behaviour for se ven years, and to pay each a heavy fine, and be imprisoned andl such security and fine were complied with," On the Bth of March fa loWiug they accottlingly were placed in the pillory in Smithfield, and were very much pelted ; and Eagan received a severe wound which proved 'Mao!, and be died soon after. The others were inisc , r , ibly bruised, hut received Ito further injury, espuct being covered with alt the filth awl nastiness that could he collected. These wretches had carried on this nefarious system up wards of sixteen years, and some of them had realised a great deal of money. One of these fellows was named Barry, and in the present' af fair there art' two of the same name. liow-STREET.—Foupg Edwards, .the has been I.4lSpelittea,. it being - the itetermitiat ion. of the Nt igistrates tt, to,',low tip the ineestigatioo re specting 'm y who hare hitt slight :suspicion agitiost them of their conduct being impropvr, till the suspicion attached to them is wholly clear ed lip. The sospicion against Young Edwards is, that he was with Vatiglian when lie took the men at the manofacturcd burglary at Mrs. M•Donald's house at tioxtoo, Young. Edwards also a ttend. ed at Sadler's %Veils with7Vatighdo, in the tha-, ratter tit constables, where. they were freptently, detecting persons oticting counterfeit. shillings and tokens—whether true or false remains to be proved. lIATTorc-GAnDEN,--Yesterby Robert Mackay, one of the conspirators, w,„ 0 1 br o u g ht up fo r ih 4 4l examination, tharged- with receiving a•goktwareh end seal, well knowing.the same to be stolen. it ttp«. peared that Mr, Thos. ltichards''n ‘Vellingtow, London.road, .was robbed on the 17th of June last, in to skittle-ground, of a silver watch, gold chain, two gOl'd seals, and gold key, by Geoi-ge 11obbart, who wi . , fully „committed front Union-Ilan for the. saute, and that Mackay, knowing the to he stolen, received it next morning from Elubbart, and went, and pawned charge being proved, he was cononittvil fur trial. The. prisoner most earitestly4equested not to be sent either to Newgate orClerkenwell Prisons, as be, should b e murdered i but Itte coli 7 Fuel its the House of Correctioo. The Magis. trutgs, being well aware that his.appreheosions % 0 . 1 F , V , well founded, agreed th - his , request, anti cutttuaittctl hint to the House of Correction. Iloaatst.sa Dtscoviot . v.—A most, horrible dis covery has been made .in ,this town. A crate, containing a quantity of straw and tone phi a l s o f inflammable liquid, was on Monday night intro duced into the cellar of Mr. Edward Cloueßee, turner, in and above, which were has ge quautisjes of, dry wood, bay,. fern, &c. The combustibles were set on fire arid partly consumed, but provi dentially without doing the injury which was :ere- 41itated, the incendiaries haring shut the door after Limiting the destructive maws, atitilltereby defeating their intentions, as the flame soon ex pired for want of air. Ilad the liortihle desig!l of the persons implicated in this transaction taken effect there is no calculating the immense •loss of lives and property %aid' would probably have castled, the Irr eillises rf Mr. (lenience being com pletely surrounded by buildings of a desceiption most likely to tall a i,peetly prey to the devouring element. The incendiaries sot into the house by unhinging a gate which stood at the entrance of the yard, and afterwards picking the lock of the cellar door. Of course, suitable precautions have been ailoptail to sender any further attempts fruit less, should they even beprojeeteil. Our worthy and actiVe Mayor, with sevcral'other Magistrates, have personally inspected the premises, and we understand that an ac.coant of the affair hat been transmitted to the Setletary of State for the. Home I)eliorttnestc, trom tyhose well.koowo wis , doiri anti promptitude etleCillidi Motintres mAy be expeereff for bringiog the offeutlers to justice. - - - ;(Truro Paper.) . . Puott.ts l m...../ifirry Lancaster, who was beat a few (lays ago near !MOM, by Ford, bat elia)lenged to tight Ishii again in six weeks few 30 giiiiitas. The hattle to take place iri u 20 test ring, within 20 miles of the Metropolis. On the enhject of canimerchil embarrassmentst we have to express additional regret in publishing the stoppage of amober 114aking-liouse, t h is ilistrict—iliat of MeSSIS. Hamm and SUIIP, Hud ders66l.---Mes3ri. Ixonhlrt Wild 01. have an. notmeett that their assets appear stacient t( charge all their obligations, an to leave a consi. derable surphm.---(Leedd latelligenrer). Last Wt&k Mr. John Mmnfortl, of Holy Vele, in the bland of bt. ling tip 4 potatne which weighed tiventy.tivc minces. tOIID ASSIZES. iltaTitoitu; JULY LOliD CHIEF les itntl Mr..lustice lie tut4iuGit arrived in this town about eleven o'clock this morning. They ‘vere niet by the Corporation with the usual tot iiittlities ; and alter attending Divine ServiCe Lord ELLF.NBotiontlli ;went into the Civil Court, and Mi. JOstice Buttantion tried the prisoners. CIVIL SIDE. SELLON V. Ord/ACHE. This cat►»c occui►ied the greater I►rert of the day. 1t .VHS (me of a series of..actions brought against the 'Aletobets of tl►e Berkeley Hunt, for trespas-- sin:over 1a mil belonging to a►► ►ssociation of Getttlenten in the neihbutabood of Harlow and Pinner. . T 1 WA• nit nett6l . l of ttespass against: the huntsman Of the pack; for trespassing On a piece Of ground called toe .Filteett Acres, the property of Mr. Joseph SeHon, at Pinner. - '!'he cause of the length of the cause was the contradictory evidence of the witnesses as to the fact, whether the huntSltiab was on the piece of land in question. , The hounds were out on the 15th of March last, and hunted over the neighbourhood ; and it was admitted on both-- sides that as many HS 30 horsemen rode over the 15 acre 041, ..rite fox was found in Oxey-wood, and took down . osey-lane, adjoinin, f ; the field in question'; tiutl many oh the dogs, followed by the riders, rude over the place in (potion ; amt Cu prove the huntsman was one of them 14 wit nesses were called, four of whom spoke most po sitively to aeelilg him tide over the 15-acre field, and they identified his person' by his di ess—the 'club in general wearing scarlet, and the defendant yellow, with a horn over his shoulders. Seven , others saw , hint in Pinuer-wuod, to get to which place he 'mist have most probably le-issed through the field in question. Alr. GoIINEY, for the defendant, in answer to 'this CHU:, Stated,- that he should prove that the 'huntsman was not pet sunnily in this field ; and to prove this, he t ri!ted five wittiesses; who as' posi tively stsuctl that they were with the dogs, and that Tu rn ; Oltlaere itevi-r entered Sellon's amongst these was the lion. and Rev. 11r. who stated, in confirmation of his evidence, that he thought the field in question belonged to •i Mr. Ranger, and he called Oltlacte. to go that way, but that OidAcre tuici hint it was Sellout's and he had been warned Oil* there. A Mr. Biehe alSo stated, that he' put the dogs on the scout there, as Oldacre had rode down the , Mr. Serjeant I3EST l o ving made a reply upon thi, Contradictory evidence, Lord ELLENBottuudt, told the Jury: there cer tainly was contradictory t!ideuee in this case, but that there was-this feature in, favour of the cvi deuce of the defendant—that they added circum- StAlleeS, by which, if their evidence was,not true, it must be wilfully false : whereas,• on the other side, it might be onlyinistuke. It was clear. that many of the hunters were in thefield, and they might mistake the huntsman fof one of them. The Jury retired fur a kW ItliiitsteS, and then verdictreturned a for the plaimiti---Ilunages CROWN SIDE. • The calendar contains no ollenee of any enor mity. • . Joseph Merriden, a labouring man, wag con vieted of manslaughter, for killing Joseph Rhoades in a boxing match. . . . :. By the evidence it appeared that tie prisoner vished to decline fighting, hit that the decel%ed provoked it. 'lhey adjoarned to kicionatisworth PA; and fought. After a 'euntebt of an hour an d a half; the deceased fell, mid became settle kso ; he hied in a few hours. `. The prisoner was stIII.OICCII to seven (brays' inipriiontheut, • ROACONINION :11tEl„IND) ASSILLS. The Assizes lif Roscommon have terminated.— Among, the trials' which took place dining their eont i t p lo nee was one of 2 man named !high Con nor, for the: murder of Bartholomew Gibbon, in the y ear 1809. This wus:a , oase of great atrocity. Contour waslhe leader of a party, who attacked th e house of Giltbon at the period mtntioned, and i:ounuitieti the murder for which he was arraign ed, anti of which he was tottnd guilty on the clearest evidence:. There was another trial occurred on a charge of.tuarder, the, eircomst,inces of which were as 23d-of June last, a party of the 84,th tegitneut was called out by Mr. Bowles, .a Magistrate of the county olJtoscommon, to sup press a riot, and: in the execution of that duty they were assailed by the populace with stones, &c. and the Mag,istratc knocked & •n, One of the rioters, whose activity was most conspicuous, was' stabbed by, a sobliet of the party, and kitleci on the spot. lie was imtnediately consigned to the Civil .Power to he tried for the offence. He was brought up for.. that .purpose at this Assizes, anti after a tall investigation acquitted as it :op peered that it was itt the preservation of his own life, and actin under orders, he had taken away that of the rioter. t FAME. AtelipiNT,..-011 ‘Vertnestiny week t fatal accident Inippened 1 the oriel* of the York mail, Which passes through this place to Liver pool. The driver of that coach front Warrington was racing with a horseman upon the road, When the coach, coming to it sharp torn at the entrance into PreSCOty Was thrown over, and the 'passen gers, of whom there Were four outside, thrown to the grown!. Mr.- David Bencroft, of Manelies - ter, a Member of the Society of-Friends, who was sitting on the chachArox - , received so dreadful a hurt front the fall, that after languishing iu ex trellie torture till Saturday last lie expired, leav ing a widow and sic young chilth-en to lament hia untimely fate ! A'notlter of the mashie passengers, of the name of Ma:sternum, of had his shoulder diSlocated and Mr. John Ritchie, s nit:tehant at Liverpool, an inside passenger, 'though' he had no bones broken, received several violent contusions, Which disabled him troth patr siting his journey. The day atter Mr. Bancroft's cigar h, a Coroner's litqueat was Siltitirilollgd, Who retitriled a verdict . ref . 1 w man ix cqmmiticd to Lancaster Castle to: take his trial at the ensuing A.5t; . /Zes,- -- 4,.Ltftd Mcrc!;ry.) C.OICONLILS' ----- On MondJv an Inq',test was held at the Cock and ii6OP, :bile-end, on the body of W. Reed.-- , C. It. Roberts, a Surgeon, stated, that on ,Satur itlay night he was called to the deceased anti lowed him dead ; he had a shot in front- of Ilis head, and a wound in his right breast. Oa opening the head, he found the brain had bee* penetrated, which was the cause of his death.-- 4 W. Vranklin deposed, that tap Saturday night heard the discharge of a pistol ; he took nO notice of it, but ill ab-att 10 minutes after he licartl as tiaging at his bell, and the servant of his partner (Mr. Tiffiu) requested he wonld go instantly to het ' master. %%Pitiless went, and found him in hti own Louse. He told him he was - going dOwn tilt( yard to his cart-shed, and saw a wan itt his );round ; be told him, unless be wear oat directlyi lie would file at him. The deceased then ran to wards him. Witeess said three - or four times to him, don't come: up to we, my pistol is loaded with kill, and you are a dead man." Not with ? , standing this the deceased kept advancing, until he was within a yard at'' two of hint; when he bred, and the man dropped. Several watchmen came up and found the deceased lying on his back, apparently dead. One of the watchmen ob served to Mr. Tiffin that it was a rash act ; but Mr. T. answered, that lie did not know but therd might be others in the ground, and the decewsed • rushed upon him. They then searched the pre. Ibises, and found a mall iu the cart apparently asleep, whom they took to the watch-bose, Thtl n . yard is unet - ,clused, and there is property of coal)' derable value often lying, in the sheds, trout which some casks hatt lately been purloined. Thonets Ingram, a watchman, went to Mr. Tiffm, %vb.) carne out at his door with his pistol in his hand ; he said, `.` Watchman, I have been round, and having been robbed so many times, I have deo' _dared that L would fire at any man,l caught apart the premises." NVitness observed, that killed the man ; at which lie seethed mach agitat" ed.—Sarah Llarris dePosed, that she had li‘ed with the t deceased three years, at No 30, U _use. trine; that site Parted with hint some time bettne; ;1 he went to get some beer, and she went 1.0 twat'" ket ; that the deceased was a jobbing carpenic r " between fifty and sixty years of age, and wassehere "' en s he left ati examination several hours, the Jury brought in a verdict at' Wilfid Murder agains; TOM: vt_fht Be l ll ' s e , t i e i r i d L aY ittl a e ll D I Ti l l ' Denmark- s tree t , at "1.7' H. Peat', a pocket-hook- maker, ffi l l s :t h h o e throat. T. Watson and .I:Gri ffi ths, shoemaker!, deposed, that the deceased bad two paralYt t . strokes . some time ago, since which be had ` drat buted several syruptoms of a deranged taiad ; th 3C last Sunday evening his wife found her room dour" locked and the key on the outside. forced it open, and found the deceased with Wl' "h e i t : c u t throat cut and quite dead. p an pla ced " the (knit., in which was A quantity of blood and a shoemaker's knife. Verdict.it Ther4 w ' a r s he a Lunacy, ; ammo An Inquest was also held at toe Pr in cess lin, in Oxforti•aireet, on the hotly of Mr. Ol t (troy, a bookaeller in that street, who We 1 5, 40,!. with an apoplectic-.fit on Suntlay, and exploit MI:. utediately. Verdict—Died by the Visitation °I God. ' One clay during the lute Rochester Election, 0 dispute arose between two soldiers, whic h ` they went to decide by fighting, in the road nes e Chatham Church, when one of the men wilt! sys s ihe aggressOr received so an t ral' injury that it/ was obliged to keep his bed, and lingered iln!'s Thursday, when be expired. A Cower's was held on the body on * Friday, and a Verdic t wva tt returned of—Juslyiable Homicide. • Yesterday, at the Public-Office, Bow-strett' s t young man, late a Clerk in the Banking-WI" I . Messrs. lioalaTs, Cuas'ts, and Co'. in Loonvori street, and a long 'examiliation, chorea with feloniously stealing a large sniff of 1 " 1 1 from the Bank : it has already been ascertaine to amount to upwards of 12001. which it is s u t,r posed he bad taken at different times.---The Pit toner was committed for further examioWiDn'„,„ The driver of the hackney coach 165 i suram";; ed to Qiteen-stpiare Office, , atimani • Grey , officer, who attends at the Opera , house, 11 1; market, for refusing to pay him hts fare aft°„lll had engaged hint. TheiMagistrate o rdered ' l , to pay him his fare, which was I4s. a nd the cost 13111314.5. . , aliso On Mundar in Bluenisieury- square , the L atl Y o ' - Ward, Esq. of a son. 17 of 41 July 29, the Lady of Joseph Greets Watford, A-9' •Janghter. o', ll° Ors the with inst. at Mount Vernon., near Barns' Lady of William Newman, E s q. o f a sun and h‘i__c::___ MARRIED. , ,t' , st 10.4 On Monday last, at Nottington Church, Robert , l'i - , ; .' ie eto of Roltert Rentsden, Esq. of Carlton-1101, Notts, 0 r fi;: oe Matilda, third daughter of John Plomptre, k.'sq. of fre- -I Kent. . , At St. George's, Itattover-sqnare, on the sOth ittst. Chuthltill Hood'Anight, R. N. to Louise A ug usta, only child oft " . Admiral George Keppel. . ' lc At Cheadle Staffordshire, Thomas Mtteitertioto ll ; - ii.liaabeth. e l d ' est daughter of the late Juba Child► lerkett well, C,')-.00 Ow, 0 tt O loittiey last, at St. John's Church, Clp Snit Ot Mr. Samuel Hale, of the Lotulou 'F f avert', to Ml° rick of Prtitottrille. , , l . e chtF On th O e ntit inst . atA m tton, Thomas Dax, E. 0 1 ilO 4 ttiect, to Elirnbeth Ann, eldest daughter of the at' ps !'Mitt hoas Lloyd, one of this" M'nO . r c .annli o f t h e Cat" , I Church of Herulutd. C ,hriV $4-ute day, Johp Spargin,F.sq. of Cain , College, , a n 314 ' er and Bradwelli Essex, to-Eli:a Welshman, 0111/' 44- hl. Tholua.s lint, Egg t at. t. Nld , ll Es q• o . c at, . t ...CTIQA. ~...." —,..-----,- -- 00 4 1)111 DIED. 1 - eterday at Lis Lousy in Portland -plac e, Watts, Eq. c; tole 1 Ou Wednesday. aged 61, Aitaan der Tornot, ...' i veJi his tleje...,y's Justices of the Peace lot tile Borough° goo,' July 24, at Hlrbledown, near Canterbury, ,""Afeldi.' wife of L. C. p. Rouse, CAM of the Pi (inflators al" Gaulle. , atiO Oa Tuesday sennight, at Rocky Hill, Ntaidston:,,,s. William Alexander, Esq. 4 the British Miisetiiii, . 2 ' 1 , 0 jai At his loilgings, What. Port, Ediaburgli, on th e Ho y / 0 in the Bill Chamber, .. NO MrA.tjf':ll.,:::l,7itol'ilwtrbir"lrStillil i E n::: l ii bu e l f::: t tnon "ll:rfi'YX:lll telt!), ErA. 'Aril Provost of th4t City. / eta ° LONI)(SN : PL - tided lw J . IS ' \lt t 4O -•; pro,' tt ounnn*i and imblisinni ny' A. SCltt a', the 1:, No. S tr and ; w 6 t'r,n, rat ,; Ts ; Ot3ers, I i.ttt:rs,N;:, eiiastipld) I:4 0r wtr