The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-30 00:00:00

Froi:t Vie LON 1)() lid, Sept 28, 1816. Adiniro/irt,. (4, Sept. 34, 1164,P-Athlairti Sir Deeto B. has ar . TlVed'O' this ottlee with the original Dispatches of Adriiiral Lord Viscount Exmouth, - relative to his artoek nn Algiers, the duplicate of which have al ready appetered in the Oatette Extraordinary o: r VPS the MAI inst. He is also the bearer of dispatches irate* ):is Lord-,101, detailieg his further proceed .of w hich the fol!owing is the substance Oil the of Testier of Peace were 'signed by the Dey his Majesty, alld with his I'i ijts[y 111" 'King of tile Netlierlenda. On the Itay :elso -‘is signed an additional article or derleratiolt for the aholitiOn of Christian slavery, ft, the 10110veifig, e ffect : • PFe.LAtt-vrtere . of hi, M..st 4ereitt ()MAK, 13i_ 'thaw, and Citeeenor of the • wa(like City and King- Mao of "A!'o,:rit, ttottre am; coocittileit with the night Ho. coarallte EDWAIt Baron EXNICA.7III, Knight Cirand Criois of the Most fttoioarable Military Ottler of the Bath, Admiral of the Blue Sluadron of his Britatioic ,yr, dm! ecninsander-in-Chief of his said Majoty's Ships nod '''essels entilloyekt in hu,Mi.tfiterraneati. -,consiikration of the deep interest manifest ed ]bv his Royal Highness the Prittee Regent of Eitgland for the termination of Christian slavery. pi g liness the Dey of Algiers, in token of hi a shitere desire to WA jilt lin inviolable his friendly relations with 'Orem Britain, al.nl to manifest his eentcable dispo.ition and high revert towards ptiWers• of E , tropc, tlechere 4 ;, that in the event of fiitute wins with European Voe re, not tiny of the prisoners Omit be eonsieeed to slaver y, but, t rea ted with all I.iiinnoity; ,at tit r ffilt I let! ularly n eeOrdi:ig to t.'.uropeatt pract'dee - in like cases, end that at the termination ct ho4lil . ties' they . shall hi' re,tored to their rcspec ti't e'conotties wif lion, 'ransom ; end the practice of condemning. Christiali prisoners of war •ti, slavely is hereby !ortually and foe ever reatienced. Dote is 'Thipheqte in the ‘Varlikek,ity of, Al. the presence of Almighty God, the day of Aitgest . , iii the year of Jesus (;Mist 1816. and in the year,of the Hegira 1231, and the ()Ili day .of the-moult Sheeval. (The l)ers (Signcel) EXMOVTI-1, (14.5.) Admiral and connuander.in,•Chief. (Signed) , ti. M41)0U11,:l.L. ISp ceinanttail.l the ruin ir, 1, (Sighsql",, Jos. Grimes, Seeretaq. The Dev in presence of the Divan, apolo ehded to ahe .British Consul fur the personal re-. straint whieh had 'been imposed upon him doring the late transactions ; arid lie also paid to the Consul a Sant of three thousand dollats, as are- moneration for depredations committed oti.his re sidenee' atter his inept isontutut. ter the Treaties dainl Article before-mentioned had' been tiegociat et!, Ault that the Dey hint re feetided three hundred and eiglity.tevo thousand eve Inindred dollars, which lw had lately received front the thivcrithients of Naples . „and mid had released 'one thousand and eighty-three 'Claihtian slaves Who were at Algiers, it came to the krnievledge ot Lot d Exmouth, that two Spa niards, the; one IA MerChalll and the tither the Vice- Cons , tl of that nation, hail not been released, bin were ctill held by the Dey. in very severe cus tody,- on pretence that they were. prisoners for The enquiries which his Lordship felt himself ealkd upon to meke into these :elthea, satisfied him that the confiliement of the Vice-Consul was groendless and u njustifiable, and he therefore thenight himself authorised to demand his rele,,se, under the articles of the agreement for the deliver ance of ,ill Christian prisoners. 'lt appeared that the meet:ham was cietfitted for an elleged debt,. on the score of a contract with fife Algerine 'Government ; hut the eiretinwatico tinder which the conir;set was stsited to Aave been forced-oil the intik-Wine% and the j, rent severity at the con6tienient which he state-reef, determined'his to make an effort in his favour also,— This his Lordship did, by requesting 11;s release freen the Dey, offering himself to guarantee to the Dey the payment of any sum of mon.ey Which the merchant should be Wend to owe his nifti ness, -Thi!D:2y herinG rejected this demand and Offer, hip LOrdship, still tinwelling to have recourse to esdretuities, and the renewal of hostilities, pro posed that the Spaniards s hould he released from and the mist:l.4l,le dungeons lu which they WereCollfin, d ; and th.it they 'should be plat cel iii the custody of the :..-; l ),ittis.ll Cousol, or, at lea-t, that the Consul sitenild.ho pertaitteil [o'4'mA thetn stint -ee and accommodation as was suitable to the risk liee. these t ,copositiont the Dey also posiiively re• fet6ariy and . Lard Exmitoth then felt that' the pit tate ;Ind pecuniary Mit nre at the transactions for latch the,e persons 'were enfilitted Must be consi dert-d -43 a preteriee for the cbittinuattee of a Cruel end Oppressive systeni of sinv:.ry, the total' and hone tide abolition of which . his instiorthins' di rect-0 him to insist - upon.' 'lie, therefore', ac. tinainted the ley, thief his Highness having re. jeerof-AI the fair and ecptitabLe conditions pro posed "la him, on this point, hid Lordship had de termined to insist on the unconditional releas"e of the two Spaniards, lie therefore' desired an :ins.tver, yes or ; and, ill the event of -tile latter, " s tated; that •he 'would immediately recom. tttectcc boat tliries,end his Lordship made prepara tions for that porpofe. • These Weasures lf:ni the desired effect, anti the two persotis were released' from a 1011;; 'and-S(l'OV Captii: ; that no Christian prisoner. remained A;;.iers at his Loreship7s departure, Which took , of , t ee evening of the 3,1, Instant, with all t b e , o wlet. his- orders. his Lottli-itip slims that llear [ ii i slerraltl Sir eh:ivies Pentw e joihed in the let' 9 the , a rd fot , had employed the Ite•4r•Aefniir,al hie the Dey relative to the • - - - urn, - I,o,nahip gtves i lie hi; *Mel' Sir Cliarles Penrose eorulocted himself o this oeca,ion. Ills Lordship's last letters are dated from G. 13- !altar the ,P2rti instant, And announce his ititenr tion Vet y shortly to sail retnrii to 6t4,,ait lil. The refunded ransoms have been sent to the Nea politan and Sardinian Governments, and the slaves released have been torwarded in British transports to their respective. countries. Ir4:r-Office, Sept, 28, 181 a. • lst Iteginient of Life Guards, Assistant-Sgripon ;William Bruwet, front half-pay of thu 39111 i:uot, to be Atiiistaiit• Surgeon, vice James, who retire; upon half-pay. Id Itek;iiiient of Dragoon Guaids, Wilion Jonei, Gent. to be Comet, by purcliow, vice I.3r4dboriit: , proinotett in the Ititiv _ Dragomis. 4th Ditto, Lieut. William Burn, to be Captain of a 'Froop, by purchase vice Mcliartt,ron; wit retires. ',id Ditto, Barret Major Lord Arthur .%. M. Llill, from ball pay of the ilbt L}glit I:lagoons, to be Captain of it Troop,, vice who exchange:. Lever Leege, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice James, promoted. •Ith Ditto, flon. - Dudley Carleton to be Corner, by purchase, vice 'Waldron, promoted. ith Ditto, Li4lit Dragirons, Lient. William Shirley to be Captain et a Tronp, by purchase, vice Wildman, promoted in the -2.1 West Luba Iteriment. -.Cornet iliiii—tieorge Beri.ley Nlalyiteux to be Lieutenant, by , purchase, vice Shirley. To he Cornets;. Charles Hill, Gent, by purehase, vice Moly • neux Arthur Chichester, Gent. - without purchase, vice Vniree, duceiseil. 9th Doto, Ueorc.e Anfrere. from the 531 Fo4it,*to he Lieut. vice Rolfe,' who.e'ccliiinge. Julius Greenwood , ( ient. • to Ile Uornet, by purchusei.vice•Stioctilloole, who retires. Ditt, Fra Deli Stanford, Gent. to be chitse, vi o ce Bunten', promoted in the Ist tegixent ut Life Guards. 14th Ditto, Archibald Macdonald, Gent. to he Cortivt, by ;nu chase, vice liyant, proMoted. tali Ditto, Cornet Francti Itratihurney front the ?,1 Dragoon (ivards, to Ite. Lieutenant, by porchase, vice )loray, pro moted it. the 7th Light DragoOni. 17th Ditto, Captain E.. Flue, front the 17th Foot, to be fap taut ~ f a Troop, without purcha , e, Lice St:toll:T.., round ed in the 47th Foot. I.;eut.•ll, C. Antic', front the :15th Light Dragoons, to tt Lieutenant, without parchase, vice It, Abatis promoted. 19 , 11 Ditto, Lieut. Wiliiant - Rhodes to he Captain of a Troop, by ptirchiew, vice timpoian, yvtio retires. Lieut. Charles l';', - I.4lltatit, trim the haft-p - ty of the 14th,Lrght I)ta4tnB, to lieL cutenalit , ttce Rhodes, promoted. irfßoth Ditto, to I.r COrtiet6, by purchase, William We na bster, (;ept. vice Curetolt, promoted ; William 13:11'..er, Ul iCtr (,fasse, promoted. 12t1 Ditto, Lieut and Adjutant IV. Hackett, from tile 17th Light Dragoons,tri ht Lieutenant aud vied Mutt, who resigns the Adjtitancy - only.' 23t1 Ditto, Lienten.tid George %Vatter Prosser, from the 9d Foot, to be Li, utetosot, vice Farmer, who eschtuNes ; R..ht. IViili nut Came, Gent. to by 'Cornet, by purchase,. vice Nekan, urouiated. itrlth Lieutenant Michael White to- be Captuii, of a Troop..vice Jatnes Nlvinel th:ect , seit. Cornet fienry Sll3vpit) to be Li e utenant, vie "White. ('oruet 'Thomas ;,I‘ii.etizie, front the 17th Light -Drakoon4, to he Comet, vice titiarpin. 2501)itto, Licutennnt.John ussiey, front the 8011 Foot, to• be Lieutenant, vice Le Merchant, deceased. ad itegituent of rotit Guards, Henry Dunthis.Macknu, Gent. ti; be Ensign aull Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Rus- sell, who resigns. 2d RegimiOrt of Foot, Lieutenant Jasper Farmer, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Prosser, who exchanges. . „ . . oth Ditto, Captain Richard Ilackett, from half-pay of the 7th E ioC, to lie Copt:into( a. Compaay, v iee Eoley,who exeloolges, receiving the difference . . , lith Ditto, David Jardine, Gent: to be Ensign, by- purchase, vice De Carteret, vromoted. I.lth , Ditto, Major Eyi e Coots., front half-pay of* the 'Regi ment, to he Major, viCelirown, who exchanges. 10th Ditto, Captain George Nl.Douneld, front the 78d Foot, to lseCoptain of a Compatiy, vice flail. who .exelionges. . 17th Dtto, Lieutenant W.iiiison to bc Captain of a Cono. pally, without t pttrt: t ttasi , purchase, vice Byrne, appointed I.:J the 17th Light"Dreetions. To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Samna Oliver, vice Thogisini; Lieutenant ,Ralph Nicholson, from the oist Foot, vice Ro!iir.son, who excliriges. To be Ensign, without puienase, Arthur Hendlev, Gent. vice ' Oliver. 23th Ditto, F.nrign Alexander Moacnsie, front half-pay of th e 711th Fool, to be Elisigo, vire Rave.nscroft, vino ex chatiges: 30111 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon John Rose , Palmer, Iron the 1Q34 Foot, to he Assistont-Surgeim, vice Lane, whir ex changes. • . 31st Ditto, Lieutenant:George Garth Rubinson, f r om th e 17t h Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nicholson, who /2 :cell:mgrs. 33d Ditto, Gentleman Cadet I leery entitles Fearon, 10.1ilthe ltovargilitary Coile.:e, to be hosigu, without porch.,,,, vice Galway, who resigns. 46th Ditto,, Captain Robert Mockler, from the tify,i i 17.,,,t , to be Captain of a Compauy, tied Thompson, w o o ~,.. changes. • 87th Data, Ensign Alcstander Waddell to be Lieutenant l by putchase, vice Dale, who retires. 39th Ditto, Lientenant George klconell, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Simpsou, who exchanges:• • ' , • - - ~ . - ~., 41st Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Michell, frent the half-pay of the Sid F.,,t, to be Lientenaut, vice Cartwright, who ex , thangis; receiving the ditter'ence. • , 44th Ditto, Charles P. }lolly, Gent. to be Ensign, by put. .ctfai, ti'n'e, lteddock, prottnited. 53d Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Rolfe, (ruin the 9th Light Drys. goons, to be Lieutenant - , vier Atarere, who ex.:bawl. • Charles 'William Lliteklev,tieut. to be Ebsign, by purchase, ,Vice Dad:house, who retires. ~ 56th Ditto, to be Captains of Companies, without pnrchate, C a pt a in tt e nry H. Jacob, from half-pay of the Regiment, vie* A. Campbell, who exchanges. Lieutenant John Camp bell, vice 11•Auley, deceased. To he Lieutenant, without purchase, Ensign Edward nervey . , Foster, vice Complien. To he Ensign, without purchase, Gentleman Cadet William Faittiough, ,froin the Royal Military College, vice Foster. 601 h Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon 11. Prendergast, front half-pay of the 81sT Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeini, vice Morgan, who etch:owes. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Huber, front the 5311 Foot, to he Liemennot, without purchase, vice Guiy, vivskieved by the sentence of a Getteral Court-Martial. '• ' i . 69th Ditto, .Taiiirs Alexander Spottiswoode, Oeut...to be Eu sign, by purchase, eke Batley, promoted. 72d Ditto, Major John Carter, front the 641 n F00t,,,, to be M a jor, vice Raitt, who exchanges. Captain Willhito TO low, •fioni the half-pay of •the 3d Foot, to be • Captain of a Coo/patty, vice Jones, who exellanget, receitiog the dif ference. 73d Ditto, Captain P: F. 1-Tall, froM the 'l6th Foot, to be Capraiii of a Company, vice til'Oottaid, who exchanges. 78th Ditto, _Robert Lindsay, Geo. to be Eosign, by purchase, vice Liudsay, appointed to the 21st Light Dragoon , . 60th R. gimeitt of Foot, Brevet tieutetiatit,Colimel John Ed wards to he Lietitermot.Colotrel, vice White, aeceioed ; Rrevet Mejor John Dwirymplif to be Major, without. par . chase, vice Edwards. To be Captain , of Compatties, without purchase, Lieutenant J, ft. Walsh, vice flatness, deceased; Lieutenatit nude- , vie': Grote, viee,Dalrymple. • To,be Lieuteliants, without purchase, Ensign Joseph Stolitis, site Waist, ; Ensign Willtam Barite, vicel;o11,• deceased ; Ensign WilliaM Hervey, vice Glove, To he, EilsoZos, without purehase, .-----Rownes, Gent, vice Stoll.'; Heiny,Angustos Jackson, Gent. vice W. Burke:. 82d Ditto, '.:‘ list t,ienteriant Jame , . D. Brownejrivai half-pay • of the 2i st hoot, to be .Lienteitarit, Vied BOUrtie, who CA" changes, receiving the driferoiee. 'l3sd Ditto, Wart vr7slaster ------- Yates, from. half-pay of the late 11th Gail isiiii Battalion, to he Quartet- : Master, . vice • Iliiir, who eat:boo - I;es , • - . - 84th Ditto, Major George !loth, froM the 71d Foot, to be ' _ Major, ',ice Carter, who vxcliahio ,, . 89th Ditto, Captain James Thompoin, from th e :36th Foot, to he Coptaio or a Company, vier Mockler, who e);e,tiatierst Li sign Chillies 4.:, Ziayiur, to he Lieutenant : , w p illoiot m " thaw, vice, j+% Sot aom ge, proted ; dohn ,tlairray 11PLeao, GEO. to be FoiSign, ki it hunt pint:hate, vic.c - Noloi; .9611iDttit4 Captain Fraacf, Gia!, , ,, trourtint Itiik, ftrigtuit, to be Copt:int of a► tofhp:toy, vicv Pot, wllo.exchattites• • OM Ditto, Assistaiir''ilogron M. T. Lint, from the 3 9th last,ot, to • ‘ Assistant-s . uigeon, vice Palmer,' , who ex .' - t hanges. Ride Drigrales • ) 1 0; 0 o EM"ntlel Thomas Poe,-front the 96th bout, to Ede CaPtaitl,of a Company, eke Glasse, who eX ' changes ' Gentleroan Cadet Gervas Pnwer, 'from the Royal Military College, to he Second Licutenaot, with o ut pur• • eLust', vice Amphlett, deceased. • • , .. , . . . , ist West Twilit Ile,ettrie.nt, ratitign ' IT.-Windsur, from tbr I itie : 4l y 0 , , ,,p,„„,:,..r4, tti he Lieutenant, vice liidgeoleeirt,ted. Q.l Ditto, As,i,tatit.!-int;:oion Michael Fogarty., trout halt-pay of tile Sicilitta Ukeonieni, to be Aissistant-Surgeun, vice hincliiir, %%Ito cxcliali;;,es. tith f)itt,„ E,,sigri li, :t ify. P. Wiliiams, (tutu IN lf- p a y of the 7th West India Ile-bMi , ;it, to be Easigu, vice 'llitylur", Who cm:binges• • 4 _ 11.0)al Yuri , Itatigers, Simon Nl'l g itostt, Gent. to be Ettsin, without 'int. - chase, vice %%quitsJr, prutitutect iu the Ist West, India Itegintent. Gent. to be Ell - Ro)al West India Rangers, J a mes Huger*, Sign, vice Lambert, deeeased. 3d Ceylqa Iteitiment. Captain 'flioanti Duntlas, front the 15th Light Draguutts, to be Nlajur, by purchase, vice Nixo,witu retires. ~ 1311.EVE.T. . The untleimentiotted Cutlets of the Honourable the East I India CoiLlptoy'4 Service to have the l'emporary Hank of Ensigu, during the period of their tieing attached to. the Corps of Suppers and Miners at Cluithani, under the Coln , inand of Lieutenant-Colonel Pasley : • ' • Cutlets Willisni Candi Jones, Edmund Sweetenhatrt, John dailies Under•wood, Robert 'N rung inon, ii u,;11 Calveley Cotton, Alexander Lowe, I.(lward Lake, SainLel lieunna. sTAFF. Major Willia.in Beresforti, on half-pay of the !fist Foot, to he Deputy Quarter--Nlisiter-General to the Forces serving . ill Novas Seotitt (with the rank of Lieutenant Colic ill she Army), eiee Licotenant-Colonet Fisher , appted to the Stall' of the Army serving in prance. Major ilonutmtble B. the Stuart Erskine, of the 60th Foot, • : to he Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the lAalitl of Ceylon (with the rank tit Liente..ant-Coloner in the Arinyl, vice lic t )a - nrisg; appointed to the Staff 'A the Army serving in Fiwit.e. Ensign Janics I tolauli, lentil .t he 60th rout, to be Staff-Lieu tenant at Molly Thirracl , , in the Isle of Wi4ht, vide ( taklcy, placed niton the Iti. tiro! Litt of the late Bth !tops, I ' Veteran ttattalion. . ' GAItItISONS. Lieutenant... Colonel Charles Wade Thotnton, late• of the Royal Artillety, to lie - Lieuteitant-tiorernor of Hall, rice Cuo) - oghattiv, 1-losvirm, STAie.—Doctei Pytu, front the hall-pay, to be Pepoty Insf.ctur of iloilotals. 11r.:noa.ssouNt.—The appointment Of Assistant -Surgeon l'reodergait, irom'thv halt•ony'of the Stst Foot, to be-its sistlnt-tiorgeon in the ii ill' kout, vice Cros), who exclijOge, bus not taken place. untivratentione4l Of&ers are, soperNetlett, being alasent witloatt F.,ot, Lieutenant Thomas tto er rn t;9th Foot,Kosien flannitua; Xt.li Foot, Lieu tenent William 1-henry O' ite of Orditauce, Sept. 2(. Corps of Royal F..tiiiteers. —To be Second Lieutenants,. Gentlemen Cadet, Benjamin S. Stelieliti, vice Butt, pro moted ; G e ntleman Cutlet Laneey, rice Leais, pro• muted ; Giititletuan Cadet Itiek.rd Alexander, vice Bled:h— im), rout...tett ; Gentleman C.....0et Charles Oldersh Wliitmoreaw, vice- Beagite, pro muleil; Gentleman Catict George S. , vice proumted ; Gentle Man Cadet Henry ikrvutiti, vice Bolder°, promoted.; Getiiieman Cadet [leery' 0. Craw k)', vice Budget', tiruniuted Gentlentan Cailet dldge, eke Heath, promuted;' Gentleman Cadet r John Twiss, vice llicoe, prolooted; Gentleman Cadet Leleeiter t'. vietclaveving, , promoted ; Gentleman Cadet,Pat rick ' , reser, vice, Wulff, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Jelin Wal pole, vice Elliott, yruinoted. Erbis Gazette notifies, that the Prince Regent has appoint ed t , " Laseelles, Esq. Consul at L.Vrient, and S. L. Jenkins, Esq. Cousui at lits;untie.) ILINKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Corti, King-strro, Si:reti.Ll4os, cibiuck-Moker, from 0. 1 to Out. 12. BANKiturrs. to E. O. -Hill, Sheptotiooh.lt, •zomersetshiFe, .1110:euper , ow - render (ht. If, • It, Nov. 9, at tl.c. Christopher Itini Bath. Mtornies, geists. Adliugtutiaml Gregory, lictiford- row. J. Dodroaii, Dockiltic, Norfolk, grocer , Ott. 10. 14, N+.v. 9, at the Guildhall, ittitg's Attorines, Willis, Clarke, Cu. Warn roril-toart. J., Healey, Little Levet , Lancaktsire,' paper-manufacturer. Oct; 9, 14, Nov. 9, in the Star tun, Mauctiviter. Amonits, Nicssys. Duckworth, Chieptuil4ll, and Penitifon, Man etiester. J. Cooper, Nlauchcster, corn-ile;iter, Oct, is. N.ie. 9, at the Dog 'faVern, Manclieb.ttr. Att.,irliey, Mr. Liteste.:, aple•ln.i. H. Lark and J. Wootlhead,r.t9.9t-strert, Strand, atity-a r lent*, , Oct - . 1/, /0, Nor. Guildhall. Attoroey, Mr. Setsan, Es4tx-street, Strand. • A. Wraith, Liverpool, carrier, Oct. ett, 29, -Nov. 9, at the ti corg y Lou, Attornies, Messrs. Blackstotk and /lance, king's Bench-walk, Temple. w. May, P. sat-I.d, 1. Wilson, Liverpool, upholsterers, Oct. e 9; N o v. 9, at the star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Windle, John-street, Iletlfor.l-rote. S. Cortelowy, Nortulk, miller, Oct. 28, 29, Nov. 9, at. the Noi folk Hotel,. Nom', h. Attorniv., Messrs. W. and G. Taylor, ricatherstonc,huildings, Hatboro. .1. W. Lange, liroad.street, tin rchant , Oct. 6, lg. N or ._ 9, Guildhall. Atturnics, Ilessrs.l)ftnn and Crossland, Broad- . street. J. 11 rookei, 'Bellingham, Buckinghamshire, dealer, Oct. 1, 14, Nov. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lioustatile, Symotairs . J. Plc, Oloureaer, baker, Oct. 7,8, Nov. 9, at the Horse and tiroom Isin,Gloneest er. Attorney, Mr, !lecke, Breanii. Cbaneery-lane „ 3. Grant . , Settioatei, 'Yorkibire, berotiobber, Oct. 8, 11, 9. at tiani'l Cofieo-hunse, Kingston. upon-Hall.. At. toraies,sleisrs.lsonvAill and Ituttertiekl, Gray'a-iuu-square. [Dividends, Ikc. To.niorrow.3 OLD BAILEY, Sept.2B. R. Viindall was capitally convicted of an atro eiotts oticnce, coMMitted on the person of Alex. Wilmore, a child only seven years of age; as was It. Jones, for stealing six Shirts and other articles, the property of W. Griffin, in his dwelling-house. R. Smith was indicted for assaulting Banns, and taking trout his person his watch, on the 17th of August last. Tne prosecutor, who is about 14, was walking with a Lady through Finsbury-square, when the pismire ran ag ainst hint, and Snatched his.wateh frion his lob. Has log immediately. di sco vered his loss, he pursues ) 'Mite prisoner, atiti pulled hint on his back; at that,. moment he wits seen to throw the watch from him Guilty of stealing from the Person." s ou th N e uteliad w as indictee.) tor breaking and entering the house of T. Bodges, pnd stealing therein some streets, blankets &c. The facts were these t—On,the evening of the 17th of August die prosecutor's wife went front her house iu Wor— ship-street, fastening the door after her ; on her return she found the premises, hall been. entered; and the property `described in "the indictment s wim . On the same night the prisoner was stopped by a watchman- with a bundle in her posseSSion,l which proved to contain the pr9perty. stolen .`" truilt y of stiiiling to the v tine of 39i," • The follow:ing were also convicted of felonies .riz. • Grace Morgan, for stealing a watch ; :AP Donald, tor stealing, a handkerchief, 34) half pence,.and other monies ; and M. Ford, for steal-, ing a pair of pantaloons. W. Brown, Mary Ross, C. Languish atialGod• stone, and W. Smith, were -acquitted. Fittrk.—On Saturday morning a fire broke out at - the house .of Mr. Atlnins, blacking-Jnaker,' . at, the corner of Gniltilorti-street, in the lioroa4lk,,- The tire WAS occasioned by the boiling over ot kettle of compoltition osed for soling the top of the bottles. The ,tiatues- communicated to sonic wood-work.; anti b 0 rapid was their progrets, that the pretnices, which were old, were tle4troy eti in' less :that, two liotirs. pretivii"..4 were in4rett, but all Mr. Adams's property is lost. .st;rcith. , . Cott°Nint's INo.ousT,Oit .Saturday an Intincst was taken by 111:,,N4V I'.G ii, Eitt.• it) the ii.h.,..ilee 1,. .;• of Nl„r. LeWts, the acting Cotoner for the city and ‘, tilierties of ‘Vestulnater, 'ott vie.te of the body of Williant-Sliiitner, butler ill the family- of . Mrs. Lieatheote, 41, Chatles-treet, Ileilley-squarer who tact his death by poison. The Jury were impanelled at Mts. Heath cote's !loose, where the body of the deceased 1 iy, and.procceded to talc: the following evidence:— , - , Mrs. Jane Neat deposed, she is housekeeper to. Nils. "I...dia' peathenre, residing at 41, Charles.street, and had i l, " ir ',,- (painted with the deceased i ihout 17 yearn, be l i arlik:.! e. in the Capacity of Butler in. toe family about ' ycars. me i * ve some time 0 . 1 st she observed him very reserved , torn, C and lancholy, but pore paitieularly on Tuesday last, uring . • which he ate nothing, and spoge hot very little; lint there. Wilin.,•great notice taken of it, as all his actions were Marlied with the strictest attention to his busincts. On We turning s';C Was. surprised he did tint come down to hieakfast as usual, in conietittenee . of whet' she Went op to ti , won' and found hirn in bed; he complained of io.in.; ver . 7' 4 1 • she thinking it was only tenworary, left hi,i,, but ',13 '1! late, arid be still remaining in bed, she st.nt tn. Mi'r?. trld-- , , , f.', surgeon, in Moutit-street, who c:nme in a shin time after, a a adnititistered soinethinn - to the ti:-ceased, which she did IA: . iinutetliatel see; but when shelle.4 up stairs afterwards 1 10 ' • informed .her he had poislniaself, as be a ti, : notch troubled in his mind. Witneis - asii , l bird li..w he c air,, , 14 the Poiscin: he rtplied, that he had a quantity by far so:l.e time past, for the ;worpose of destroyio,... , a cs i and after going,: to. bed nn the prevAin ,, night, ii " 1 - 4 Lis. mind . so much troubled that be ~ mild rya' r,,,r," hll e • vent 'down st a i r s into' the pantry a,,:'. Onk a" lel 1, frill ix l of, arsenic med. with, wa t er , and aquin • wvut " i f'- bed. 'lbis was sPoken lii great agitatiotil,'hut he d i d not appear any way in a delirious state of taintlilA ir "L i s ,; h t : ever observed hire Si) previously, but on the oultrary, 1...- coat and collectea. Witinix th.:o informed tt.le f:k 11,11 Y c ' circumstance, and every ponsible snrgical rind Itlrd icai 314 worn was procured, lint without effect ; h e died on Thursday lox in extreme agony. Mr. Ebenezer Sheldon , Sureon, in Me:Mt-street, Gros". • eettor-square, said, he was called to Mrs. Heatlicntc's lirnisc.an .. Wednesday morning to see the deceased, when , tie 1 . .111 111 1 " 41 io a very high r ever; be asked him hip eo . o plaint, :01,1 he. r ! r plied. be had puisouril himself, awl directed hint Irr e ',. Mid the remainder . Which, on examination,- provvl to ": white arsenic : he then atlnzioihtere ,i a poWerful e metic , i" t t ` it had -no etfeet, and he tried all .other means used all rrIII 51 .' 4 ! occasions, hut all Wet e in-Aeon:I; be expired Ilelit IltIS)i Ii; nAt pain. Th., deeetseil opoeared in a ported st: Vi l'e g ioind, rctitining':his iontses unlit the last moment. '!. .11i, Coroner summed up the 'evidence, In tl n iter . i rC W remarks to the Jury relating to the la , iil such cases, they retired a few iiiiiitites to ticlib 4. rate, and returned a verdict of—Felo de Se. ATTFMPTED Sl/1111DF.,.—011 SAtUrtlay n, morning Sarah Jones, the wite of a labouring man l'e7 tet-street, Golden-, quire, attempted to po i a t all riofl to ltcr existence by cutting her Olio it wl" _., an old table-knife, 1),Ii hapnily a child who w' s . ',-...'' 10 ' going down stairs discovered her, inn) g ave il Alarm, in consequence of Which a surgeoo w as sen c ' ' tot.;•.iwho dressui the' wound, an' ) Some bolo 06, eiltertisined of her recovery. The cause j.) st" feu .to have been a family, quarrel. —______- LAfft INIELANCHOLY CATOTRoPIiti, AT iloclrF 1' 5. • TKR.---On. %Vt.-hiem.lAy' ,noitli the 1),,,,:i art Ni, s Mills was drngged op niptr Bine Writ' 1 lard. Ir , wars intended to have bulled Mr. MillA la ° I u'elocklitta that day ; hut the hismtl was t t' l, ‘"., util an this tlitressing occedon, that tin! io00,"`; eouple.ittight be comaiitted to their patrol gi''' l S , 0 the sone-time. About Six o'cloc k itt (tic °c l .' two , heitries vont:eyed the h,,,,,,,,, of Mr . AWI ..' 4. . Milts, th..ir daughter, and M .ss [)here, tutll''°' rY,,in4:l;rnund, Nilowed bit 11%11 inournin4 CO. i n " hired with the tUost iutiintite f.ri,,t.tli 01 tn u e.c. : ce3.• , eil , rind hetweett 40 . Wit! i'Ai fil ii;e " I° V ; 'lret"ble inhabitants-01 Cuittliant 00 1 0 " t• , ' ' lt effect of this procession,, as it P , O "''''"- , OW through the streets; Was ;oily ittiltreoive. T .- 1 rt ,.. senthligze of SeVetal tivilsanki pi t.0,n1 Wert; ‘: '' - e. , , ea it)- the,elturch.vrtrd to wititchs the 1 10 ' .et er mossy wlt telt fixed and e10 , e , l tile tifiei n ' t " , Yi; l y of 'rite", and c•onsigned the retnitairt dm!' , . to their everlasting h a bitation ; to "whieo t's• c Y' ( i • , tended ‘vdit ev id e nt feeling, of sensib i lity, I l i :, 'with becoming devortint. Olt Thnratll 01 " t i; the bmlY of Miss Des 13ois :‘ as 1001111 oeor kol place where the body of Mts. Mitis wa s lit , 11p1 and it is not a little ext raordinary ttn't it i 4 . 4 round at a very early hour itt the 0101"1:1g,' ' o ce wan who had risen to search f or it ill on' t l;7i,i . tY of dreatuittg that ltc,shoWd find it. On ' ,- ( i l a morning the body of 'Miss Mathews, the last I wo trufortinate persons that was picke:l 1' 4 , ,, o f found neatly as I,lr up the liver alp lite v il; ' ) ,,. i iiell 4QrStal. It is'cortieetured that the body ila":001 during the preceding flight, and 10' 1 1 h icli through the bridge with the 1100(1 title , i'Y 1,0 it had been carried a great tlis'.atice 0 1' t hi '', c it oil 1 .1 lest of the- persons who directed the 5P 3r b e fit os i i , a lin c : i io : o l irh u e :l v' e t icrlyiltibiretslir'e'islrta-:ltiptYllle:::.°a:%cr.f,(:4l). the title 'e t e r s( i c ii : i i reb t oy ‘ i l li•tl i l 11: t ti l el i bi esa:ll4l)ylint 3 1 le:I. :1? - 11 : : : 11i t el ) ,..- 1;:: placed as a guard. against future to.scii" ._ _ Wilich . _ ----.5--- -- On Saturday the driver of a waggon', , v at was passing' along Liolborti, I'll trout 1 ,', 1 , 9 , ilia/ and the wheel passina river h i s 1 *tri l'"''' 1 t, er ot on the snot. . ttiao At the Middlesex Se s sions, ort Friday, il;,,„ko I)wke, the pesott who 14 . 11 . Ile taiot ti e's e '' o . t . in the case of Vaughan and others, the Vic)'' , s to.° t , teri, wtss put to the bar to receive o's -''' qty ordered to he taken hack and hratte" " i) I. f , roc' the 341 of Oct. to which day the Court Wry." _,--- .. r-y. .t+ EL). °YI Tuesday se'rtnight, at Snyth Bradley', Ott 1 1 . 1. i , 1'ht1 :0 .." ' .r Tudttall; u( Staivirgt,,ve Cott3g.e, !war t t, yo,iltgrst riArighter u t the filer. ,.tictldv,tcoit jlr ,tit"tattrZti3y, 3i Yin*, 3,,b!! 0)sillIt E a + RP .1' Ay ,, scs caster to the flizsibbkirvii. Lady Mi, wee o .(r ------_ - . I) VEX) . - On the 19tt.Linst.. at Enietbatn, thr nev.ls'illion 1:;;'310' ,_liv:;:te, 01 t u ,_ u , ~.,;,. _. . - •tt it.t.lit.tr, rn tip! Ctitir yor of Oa 1. ... i iir . nonrstty. t in lA4, I, () A i r ; I ,.i t .... .r . iiiiti, Mr. Airxrritlerl.fritcht lute Mer'iv"! f°l4l"C , ....riziror, uit the. br it ifigt• Mr.. JOlll ILI, "Y l i, 0 .1 1, i nrirn.iton ur, NI,. W..ll4rver,. 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