The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-07 00:00:00

SlllO ,~ The extra ship Alungics, outward-bound, parted company with the Lady Carrington ou the 4th August, and put into the Cape on account of the sickness 6f the crew. l i tAmouTtr, Nov. s.—Came in the Mary Ann, WeBSTER, from Calcutta ; she sailed she . 30th March. A plot to murder the . Officets and take the ship was happily •detected,' and 16 of the crew are now in irons on be e fed. WEYNtowrit, Nov. G.—Sailed last evening the ilitichinbrook packet, with un Officer on boortl, bearing dispatches for the Commander in Chief, 3ersey. 1-I.ktortca, Nov. G. Sailed tie Prince of Orant!e It trktt for Holland, not( Beimloy packet for Cuxhaven, with mails. DEAr.„ Nov. 6,---Came,down from the River, last evening, the Augustus Cresar, and Van; R ONINE y o for Jamaica. Also came down this morning the Duckenfield, London, and Dale, for Jamaica ; Clio, for Demerara ; Fleetwood' and Mary, for Dominica . ; Pitt,for Madeira ; Trusty, for Honduras ; Sherburne, for Madras ;•and Ber wick for Barbadoes. Arrived the Caravane French frigate from Riga for Brest,—Wind W. FALMOUTH, Nov. 4.- 7 -Arrived the Metley. CARt.tse, from l‘iida'ga.: Sailed the Recovery, FOTIIRRBY, for BArbadoes ; Wiiliam , DotisiD, for•Civita Vecchio ; Friends, LITTgNI, for Lisbon ; anti , Busy, SALISBURY, (or Bitimi.—Wiud PonrsnouTii, Nov. G.—Arrived his Al.ijesty's shins Hope and Alert from a cruise ; Medina and Augustus Cmsar, from the Downs for Jimaica ; ()lion, GRIFFITHS, from the Downs for Charles ton. The following have passed by :—the Nep tune, from Gotteni,orgh for Cadiz ; Or,ihtman, from Oporto for Hitniburgh ; General from the . Downs for India. Sailed the Providence transport to the StWNl'd, and General for the DoWis.—Wind W. Tlth DUKE OF (AmBRI)GE. The Duke of CvtaRIDGF, has visited the•Roy,4l Mint for medAls twice. Atter having shewn the 'most profound knowledge of our history in his examination- of the dies Hint punches, and the 'new collection of t»edals-of our Kings..his:Royal Highness witnessed the completion of platimcme dals of 22 lines, by threcOcalings and six strok,.s 'et the press. When this metal was first . iivrn euced into France, these medals required .900 totohes.of the press. His Royal Highness testi /vd his satisfaction to M. Beettan, the Assayer, who has CAlliell the, purification of plating to the Ugliest point of perfeetiim. His Royal Highness reavreceked by the 13aron de Puyinatirio,.Mem ber of the Cham6er of Diruties, and Director of itOlo the Royal Mint a . r : whom be - testified tis satisfaction at t tablidied in the Col.; lection, and the per nitat which the proem of coinage had arrived.,(Paris Paper,) . . ENGLISH Ct.(' F; Xr PAurs, Nov 2.—lt appears that the establish !nett of the . Fatglish,circle formed at Paris, at No. 4O of the •street Chaussee-d'Antitt, formerly the • Montessou, will commence the course of ft:tes intended to be given this winttr, with a Arent{ bail, to take place on Thursday, at which the presence of the Doke of CAMBHIDOR .13 CX• peeted. The perstins,,who have not a tight to he invited HS members of the circle, or who have not 'received a particular invitation, are to leave theit stamia at rife hotel of the circle, where, after a preliminary scrutiny, tickets are to be delivered to them. It confidently eitfiected that the' meet ing will be extremely ill; , 'froni th e number of invitations already issued to persons or divine. Lion, French, English, sod toreigners', , and from the names of the Ladies already inscribed to be Present. at the meet ittg.—( Purls Purer.) FDr.l%foNTnit, R;shop of Copenhagen, celebrat- sift the Satli anniversary at his marriage, on the 1311 i nit. The four persons when-6 we mentioned in our raper of Tuesday last, a's being apprehended at Ware, in liens, on suspicinn of being concerned irt.the , Forgery on Messrs. Lusuocit and Co. have had a prirote examination at the Police Office in Bow-strter. The two trottiSM mete ; but the two men ; were remandel for a furtliet hearing on bloating next. From 'the 4lfecting 'narrative which was developed (anti which was pretty well ant hentieat e d by parsons wh o true presem) by one of the females, of In r hirth , fa- May. and education, and the contrition which site she Wed for her then degfading !inflation, the gistrate was very humanely induced to recommend her to, a certain Charitable fustitation, where, from relleetiOn and good example, she may be re c Limed from the abandoned lite she has been un fortunately led to Inflow for some time past — owing; its it is said, to the base anti seductive Promises of a Military Officer.--(Morning Paper.) FORTUNATE ESCAPR.-- , A few m trays since a Gen tleman, who lives in Feltherstotie.buildings. Mil burn, having, returned from a morning's excursion his gig, bed no sooner slighted than his ser vant negligently took off the bridle before he put The animal perceiving that.it was dis engaged 170111 all rest rain( , smidenlywheeled round, by which motion it thiew down the groom, and one tsf the wheels went over his body, and very severely injured him. The horse instantly rushed forward, and _attempted to make its way to the other end of the ; when it came in con. Uret I.'4ll'oe stone pillars which are placed across - tn i T'ltnine that it w as no thoroughfare, and dash the g;.g to pieces., The Gentleman himself very blrrowly escaped sharing, the fate of his unthink. big scum. .LORD MAYOR'S D.Y. [From a Morning Papir.] Ttir. RIGHT HON. THE wit n' m AV*. MY Lottn,—Thc report of the thy is, that your Lordship's cavalcade on Sri ttirchy next, invead of returning from Westminster Hall by water, as usual, is intended to proceed homewards by %ea) , of the Strand. lam not one of those wt t o f ee l inclined to ,assert, that your Lordship's distin gnishetl servlces will be overpaid by a public pro cession through the streets of ‘Vestmioster. No reasonable person will grudge your Lordship the gratification of A harmless sartiry in this' addititrn to a pageantry, ahead), bortheited with » sta.! cieney, at, least of form and ceremony !—ltut yo u r Lordship canorist but know, that there alway• has been a good reason for the City Cortege raking boat at Black friar's, and coming baek the 3allic Way, namely, that hy so doing, the Citizens pro ceed throughout to Westminster-hall on their own domain, tine custody of .the !fiver belonging to themselves. It is lii,erelore almost needless to info' in the Chief Magistrate of the City of Lon don, that in parading through the streets of West minster, your Lordship must Ice obliged to the Middlesex Magistrates for clearing the streets arid preserving, good order ; and moreover, that the Icing's subjects cannot, out of the City, be abridg ed of their common right to pass and repass at their will and pleasure tl , e public highways, rc en for the lingise of celebrating Lord Mayor Day, it would be a shock in;; cirromstartee it smut! pc, - verse passcogrrs were io indict your oleo in err utour fur a nuiswice, in obstructing the streets 1 •NOT A LIVERYMAN. MAYO) A LTY FEAST. A copy of the original Bin of Fare of an extt a oldionry Iraq given by Wm. MI N GA y his being elected a second time Mayor of Nor wich, in the fourth year of the reign of — Queen EI.IZABVTH. 1561, tehu npow that" occasion en tertained the Doke of Noarout; the Lords Knightsi nod Gently of the County. Also the Speec . is of Mr, JoHNNIY MA wry t.t, a< wealthy Citi zen, at the dinner, after grace was said I. s. s stone beef, 141 h. to the sto2e U 5 4 4 collars lirowo, at 4d. .. 0 1 4 +geese, at 4d. 8 pints butter . - A fore-quarter veal 0 u A liikdislarter ditto 2 kg* mutton. at 3d. Lilo of mutton Shoulder ve:11 ...• 0 0 d Breast and coast, mutton r o 0 6 ',inert*, at 2tl. 14 brace partridges 0 7 • 12 couple rabbits 0 2 gLittea-pigs fowles, at 3d. 12 niallards, jit 3d. 3 doz. ezgs, at 4d. bushels flower, at 9d. 16 loaves white bread. 0 2 0 0 19 loaves wheateu ditto o 3 ..--••••••••••. tbaslin ditto 0 0 I bane! strung beer 1 ditro 0 1 1 quarter wood Nutmegs, mace, cinnamon, and green, 0 0 41h. Barbary and stiglir . • Fruits and almonds. • u o li dozen orange', at 34.1. Sweet water and pertutnes 2 g i11 ,, s white wine 2 lilt,' claret 0 I 0 1 gallon sack , •,,,, , 0, 1 4 u 8 ,0 „, 1 dia. tortlntscy 1 ditto Bustard ditto 1 ditto Nluseadine Total ,C.ll 13 1 Maister Mayor, and may it please your Wor• ship, You lia%i feasted us this day like a King. God bless the Queen' , grace. • We have fe.l , plan anti 110 W WWlllnal (whilst) 1 can speak plain English, I heartily thank you, Mithtet Mayor, and so do we all, answer boys Itussver, bravo, bravo.. Your beer is pleasant and potent, and will soon catch 1111 by the . eaptit, and shorn oi'r manurrs, Anil •so lazza for the Queen's jest y's gtace, itnd all her bonny •htowed dairies of honour. lluzza for Maistcr M iyor, and our good dime Mayores. ; buzz t tor his noble-- Glace ut Norfolk, there he sits, God .act. tour; ltuzza lii all this jolly- etunnutty, anti till our ft itluts round the catiniy. who have a penny in their purer, and 1;111.11ihn heart in their bellies, fu ki.rp out Spanish Doti and Papists terth thentkolgPifs I" barn nor whitkers. yo ii jtsgWki'almve if about, trout your• caps, and buzzes -Mr Aletister Mayor, his' brethren, their ‘Vorships, and all this jolly rompauv. ROYAL -HuNT.-011 Mlnflay a tine !loyal Deer was wined out near to hill for ddy . a which was 001'0110y well attended by Gentlemen sportsmen. At tirst starting off there was some excellent diversion, the deer going off with };coat' stc iftiless through the inclosnres towards the Thames. and took the River her wee!, Cher and Windsor, and swam to the opposite sportsmen plainer', and ter►►t t!►rough 'Eton ►►nd tVintlior. The deer, on la►►ding, took through the fields ta_ the left of the Cavalry Barracks. to, wards the Long Walk, where he crossed. and ►rent through her Majesty's inclostires at Proginore, taking up by Old Windsor, where he was taken at Woodside, near (hitt SOCIETY FOR T(IE ENC4)URAGEMENT OP ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COSINIFRCE.,--TireYRCROOO having terminated, the inemlieis assembled yes terday evening for the first time, commencing a new Session. 'Though the impression this insti tion has made on the public feelings, of its great utility, had daring the' recess .attracted conurmiti cations.in all branches of its business, little was done, beyond the arrangenient 'for the election of a Secretary in the room of the late Dr. CHARM, TAYLOR. Mr. T. WOODFALL, who has principally hind the rt'tst►agement of the. business for sevet al months past, was appointed Secretary pro tempoie.—His Royal flightiest,. Aim Duke - of Sussix presided: mDLAit!.l:\ Ism Mulch agrthai WILL! ioisng a pe destrian front the Noilh, undertook, at 48 notice, to do nine miles Odin) nit hour. The het of 100 guinea% Was made With him by Captain FAtrzmAti, on Monday, at a house in St. Jantes'li. The liedestrian sturtrd on a niece of ground net - tr die village of AMord, and performed as /01- lows :..... Ni files. 1 2 Min. Sec. I Miles. - 5 68 7 - - 5 58 8 - St'C - ri - - .n) - a 9, I 9 - - ti 18 5 This match, considering that it was won in one minute and 13 secoinls within the, given time, is erpial to more than ten milvs.an hour in fiJe ‘vember, and it will stand high on the sporting records.: • •.6, „ 30 - 7 53 .17 BARNET, the veteran hero in pedestrilinism,who lately performed the -extraordinary task .of walk ing 1500 miles in thirty-two days. is again b irked to walk 2000 miles in forty-two days. He emu enees on Tuesday, the 19111 inst. at moon, in the Regent's Park. Br.P.s.-,—A swarm of bees took up their intl ! , - Hg 3 eight, years ago betwixt the roof and cell• ing of a summer _braise, in the garden of "formllol-ME M4UDa, Fe4l. of Kendal.— litre the colony has remaioed unmolested ever since, ,nor has it been knoun to send off a swarm. On Wednesday se'nnight, lieLLAsts, Esq. hat; the curiosity to remove part of the ceiling. for the purpose of inspecting the sate of the hive, when he found 601bs. of comb filled with " hot o part of which , was become granulated in the cells front age. it appears from this fact, that the casting Of bees, and the mortality to witich these,provident animals arc exposed in unfarour• able seasons are effects niising from I he.. narrow apart nients to which they are cunfine4 Wider the care of luau. In many of the public journals both in this country and on the Continent,lt has been repott ed that the distinguished traveller 134r0n VON flustnoLor was to • proceed to India, in order to examine its -mineralogy and geology. We have Ikviiya been of_ opinion that such investigitions ought„,if possible, to be conducted and executed by otir Own countrymen : it is therefore with the greatest solisfaation - we inform oar reader!" that the celebrated Sir jonN'lALcoukt has engaged. a mineralogist of this'conntry to go with him to India. Mr. LAIDIAIV, the gentleinan Who 'ac companies Sir JonN, is, we are informed, no less eminent as a practical mineralogist and geOlogist than as an , engineer. We therefore cOnfiiiently anticipate, front the labours Of this gentlem . nn, tinmerons di scover i es , w hi c h cannot fa i l to prove highly iptei . est;ngto the scientific World, and of the greatest importance: to our Indian enipire, from the new sources of Wealth which they *ill ilkeluse.—(Edittburgh Courant) , . In the neighboorbbod, of Stitton-Cheney..in this enmity, a bare Juts for nearly three years unit been the.constant guest of a cottage-garden : her form is generally tinder the shade of a cabba ge leaf, and frequently &shout the close of day ohe is seen skipping and playing in . the most fit Millar manner wi,th the house cat. She toak.Nhelter iu that garden when a leveref,and has almost daly been seen in or \Alibi') a few yktrds of it,ever since. She is so tame rhot she does riot Seem tit all to dread the approach of mHu. If by accident she is put up by the posqcssors of the garden, 0.1 t.; COlll - takes reik t ip! it ":1 Inure corner, a h. uktt the feast appearance of trepidation or niacin ; :Ind although since her first voluntary entiance She hasalWays been Perfectly itt liberty to escape, she has' flow grown grey in fidelity, and is nearly. notch domestic nted as her tiger-like companion, (Leicester Paper ) .I . bere is now in the parish of. St. Sidwells, Exeter, •an old 'IIMU,' Willie:II SAMUEL WILLY, Ml*, shortly enter iri. f 1 th year ; he rerei; es a :Mall pittance trot; the parish , of South Petherton, in Sotnetsetshire,,whi n h is very reguhrly transmitted hint through the medium 01 the printer of the Eviler Gazette. On - inquiry how he managed to pay the rcnt of Ilk cotta e; subsistence, he re " That, not having. .tintlielent to purchase breed, his prim ipal food was horse beaus, which he found very watt' tit His , reviving, and strengthen• lug, when he could have enough, which WAS not alivity4_ the case,-" The manner his wife (a woman near fourscore) cooks the beans is, to soak them in water ov.a night, and bake them, i.tdding.tt small piece of fat, or a hone, if they can. obtain it. The,oid man is very civil and cohtented, end pos sesses nearly all his teeth. Sattuday niAlit last a valuable' horse, be longing' to' •Mr. Willday, •of the Robin Wood, in Lichfield, tent stolen out of a piece of ground adjoining the Birmingham-road; Handbills, att.- ing n liberal reward On conviction Of the robber were immediately issued, and promptly circulated in every direct ion. These joditiotts.meastwes, it is ima gined, induced the thief to retrace his steps ; for on Tuesday night the horse was found at Fisher .teick,• in the very. place it had been previously sought tune of its shops was broken, and it btire other , evident marks of haiing been rode hard it considerable distance. Friday, being Falkirk fair for hiring servants ;00 the ensuing half year ) , an exhibition of wild beasts was made in a caravan, in the market-place, when a girl of about three years of a. e, in the charge of her s i ster , w h o i s about seyenteen years, while witnessing the said exhibition, was seized hy the riglkt arm by a leopard, who (though every ineaus chat the.cncumstances of the case .afforded were used to save the child) lacerated the area to ti nit degree,, that amputation from the.aliouirier was fonnd,imlispensably necessary. On Monday week, as a fine boy, five years.of age, whose tattier is employed under Mr. .Dodds t Boulby Aluni.works, near - Whitley, was amus ing himself by running towards the edge hi the highcliti at u n it place, he was Itt length Precil"- tater' to the .bottoni,. a depth .of 100 yard*. Tit the astonishment of every one he was taken up afire, but expircd short!} aftcilyaFdi.. W NTEritIGINC COURT QF CJIANCERY, Nov. 6. To-day the,C;ourt of Chancery, 10; veil ie the ul Act' COuats, commenced its Si (hip at Westminst, r Hall, foe' the \lid) trimaiTerm. The Lord Chancillor being unable to come down to the Court, owing ,to. some slight remains of h s late indkposition (which we ore happy to hear ale not likely to di•tain aunt her day front the dis charge of his important dunks), the VIcE-CitAst- CELLOR occupied his place ott the , 11i1 llonour elltered the Court Hbuilt one o'clock, and set in^ Serjeant Ousloti at the bar, addressed him in the following terms :—" Mr. Scrjeaut Onslow, the Regent, airing in . the n,tine and on the hdialt . of his Maresty, having been Plew,vi) to op point you tine hf hIS Mjest Cohn learned in the law, you will be itlestit tv hike vonr platee rliv. hat." Mr. MArryst anti atr.ey were then successively called wittlin the 1.).4r King's Counsel in the same form. thive Learned Gentlemen, according to the usual eri., queue . , being asked if they ba,l any tl,i o g ; h ove; and haVing nothing, bowed owl retired. mogrthi U. dotEmAti. Air. 1-YARD moved, in this csse, that the oid , 'e made by the Lord Chanccilor in March las:, to rcter the imints in litigation between the pitties to at hitratioo, as conti'tited to by thchl, lie made Ft rote of Court, awl that the aWlrti of the Hubitio. tor he esothlibited. Pniere was i u oppi:sition; and the 'notion was allowed. The (Curt vras engaged for the remainder of the day iu hearing !notions oi course, or motions htu ptiGlic interest whatever. COURT OP KINO'S BENCTI, Nov. 6. Thii day iN:ln•lntelnids term commenced with the A ttumg the eonvict-rettmens w 44 one front time Gnvernor.nf the l'enitoni,iry, hank, stating the number of prisoners, and the state of their health. Mr. Serjeant ONstow wearing- at the bar; was caller!' within it to take his place LIS King'i Sedeant: Messrs. M.\RRYAT find GURNEY were also sere. rally called within the bar, having helm, since the last ter►u, appointed King's Contisel. HlttAltoN AND OTllistiS, ASSIGNEE! (4 InAV'MAK, ty: GAsKIN. . . This WWI an action against the SherTlT of York." shire, to set an execution, and wai tried before Mi. Bart'in Noon, at the last. York rksizes, when a verdict was found for the.phintitfs. M. Sc.:%IILETT ROW inoved for a rule to shew , cause the verdict ought not to be set tisidef r and a new trill granted, on the pol io( ' o f rection to, the Jury, on ;he part of the Lcarnea %Nage, in summing nil the evidence. The COURT, on hearing the objection, thought it it case that culled for re-consideration, and granted the ride. TM'. KING V. RICHARDSON. Mr. RICHAItnioN moeed for a rule to shew cause why the defendant in this .case shnuld not be discharged ont.,of custody on his own recogni zance. In the year the defendant, it ap peared, was convicted infore Mr. Justice Chant= bie, at the Newcastle Assizes, of compoundin* penal tic(iim—hut a point of taw was reserved tor, the.considerstion of the Coart, the defendant was committed to gaol, where he had remninetk ever since, the point of law never hating beet agitated,. Since his imprisonment the prosecutor, had died,' and his personal representatives 110116,, wish to pray , judgment against the defentlant..-- Under these circumstances, the Learned Gentled: mall moved for, the rule in question, prep ara t or y , to the en:drgement of the prsoner on his own re cognizance. • The COURT that they Its(' no power to di:op charge the prisver until the raierante beim": . them, in the regular manner, for aditulica!loo. Only one of two courses could be taken—either to apply to the Crown for a pardon, or to mova t he, judgment of the Court, In thehtter ease II • personal ahead ture of the iterendont might he dispense 4 with —and then, under the eireninstnne ts , the Court might pat an tattl to the pendettcy vi the judgment. 111 - r. !licit/a:lsms/ said, be would courevyi;l4, his client, and mention the case ugdin. COAT OF COMMON OF PLEAS ) Nov. 8 At one o'clock this day the Court met, afteren. tering Ilrestminster Hall iu procession, according to the ttsuul formalities it the opening of 'feint. It sat but short time, during which it wits. occupied in hearing justificutions of bail, and smolt mere, tnotiuns of coarse. Coaosßtes EST.---An Inquest I,l•as yeNterday before ,J. W. UN WIN, Esq. Coroner tor Middiesvx, at the sign of the London 1,1 0 , 1 1; ta l,. Whitechapci, on the body ot Juun kVood, a hoy, about 7 yoirs whosepareuts,reside on crab.. tree.bill,,Essex. The deceased's rither hiought. home a cart load of - wood, which was placer( in the road near the door, u hen the child tarot to,r,rving.iipon the tailboard of the cart, and his .weight over-balancing it, he fell npou the ground, Frith,the board and and wool upau him,r was taken up dreadfully wounded, and his leg fr.ic. aired. The.surgron who :wended him itistan!ly reduced the fracture, and r(commended him to be sent to the, ho,pital, where he was In:ought next day, and %%111311; be died 9!‘no utlerwtmbp ot locked jaw, Verdict—Acridolui Death, litittGLAßY.—On Tuesday moraiag, lifter tl e watch seas (Al, tht w'arviimt , e of Mr. Dcssara. Silk-ilialinfaeturer, Et) Spit alfiej+ll, was broken into by a gang of .thieves„c ! litito sticceetleti in carrying away property to a larg*e amount. An iron craw mid a thirk latithorw, which they left behind its. their hurry, were rotina na the premises. Mrathete . and Benjamia illiitfteN, who were on Saturday charged IA ilatton-garden Office with cutting the throat of u donkey, were au Tuesday charged AV ith stealing .one, ce property of T. Handley, E.g. anti folly eommittell. 01) Thursday night a worn +o ;stole (rota a room of the Barratis, Glatigow, tbiee 501. Bank of England notes. Ske then went to the Bridge. gate, and tendered one of thern as a 51. note ; hot this exciting suspicion, she Was t ient to t h e Police-Office by the spirit.dettler. Tile other two were found nu her persou.