The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-10 00:00:00

F ~. ~..u,~-...r ~.....5:. . • 4 111 E 1) . 1t171 : 1*EN DED D. 4, 1 7 61'11 )F F:L‘NC ve . neril 0 ., e; ,1,y r f,,,; v 4.(1 int the of the o,tiiithin of son Of Loni , Y.\'l, being still inexi , tenre, Lis brought !it ohl Story, vnrreitt in Ce trailge lirralv I,e'levetl, itt the,yelr 1800. A stvenwnt ttti t'Artf::, nit they nectared ft , the time, has been pre.etved tier since by one of the family off4l eve-witness, from, whom the IlArticulars were derived. • The rimy of the staternent IS as follows " lii ,17inuary, lf , AlO. a young &mintier in the t: e , liuu•ut lic:,ll: , ,inioso, the•Anstriatt service, be, tr,arristniell 111 Tortooti, 111 Piedmont 7 WaN seo7 fenced to riot the galt7tlet three times for a Ti fault ; thel.',orporal %vent to , the young 111111) snit;, that In' had something of importance to cootatintirate to the Cotumander ; they condocted hint to the Colonel of his regiment, to whom he . declared that he was the Dauphin of France, Soo o f- Louis -7; thtit his intention had always been to make himself known , to nobody but 161 S'4ter, who, be thnoght, was at Vienna, and vonlit alotliktiow hint ; big that lie e 071171 itnir sihrOir to s o r ile ft pit/11 . 1 ' 0)111CW W.1(110111 Matillig 17i7i7 , e1f kttocvit. ,t ii tt the o nly f a vnhi, syhlehlie ;07ke ;1, was, to be conducted to where hiS' iistiPt• rt.-HlPpd. C'010777-1, being unialt • bled-, the vOung , matt to Midas, Commander Chief, who - 1601 his head-quarters- at Turin. wi“,177.- , elf there at that time, moll wilt :elate that t have hilt '.sves) 77r heard. The, Ivoantz 11-.711 arrived 76 Turinl , l a fine coach, drawn • by si. 177.7-ei, and Veli• treated every where with. the ;Jen cst respect. On lii. pas-611g through 'l7:q 0-as rectign . :sed :by on 0171 Swiss of. the of •Ver,saillips,-; who :fell upon his knees, • •S•eettioe them With tears, Mid said, that he Pd 77,11171 be sati-fled sincebe , l7n7l been ‘,O hartay,as to see 'the son of his old toaster, wl7o . 7e•deatlt he had so 'often' lamented, . ' • " At Tiffin every one was pr' Witted to t'Pee the .1677og•rnan, and I weni and •paill hint a o'll, cnifip;iniett by several : the dav• after his 0 7 , 6,31, l i e was fatii;ncil With visits t;t•ntleinell (Pf l'iedOunit ; he' tithing, that hewer touch pleased at seeim: some Frencitmol, that dor totnitry s 5 tl Vet's' n nfoetn,;lte 61n., hut thfit he! hoped rei•arworte day to Wm:tines. • " I had 'Piee.n the D777pliin 1751, aryl I re enf its eel in the fore of that young man : •Palptiost 'all: those wile Bail klinwn •16m for wetly, (omit! it so -Soimpholly haying pirtore jt p:•dile, which had been taken in the year,l7ll, eolupaled it, 767t1 found the I't't•- 1. P., the eimseeplenee Walt that he asked it of ti,, 7777 d we' f; aye it hint, I desired hint' to relate to ' by what .50cc,...0,.7 , 771 c?rrtirr.,;tithcel he .eas tow at T,O it,, ;777.: 7'77i is what be told will,lltl th•tt I leal tied . 11 , .T0 hint in ivi.:YiPittl prk•tto, row, , ,, ,, rsations, in 5v167..11 I e.xattlitte,d hint rlost4v. tie Sail lie had been entrusted to site rare: of 4.iininn, a shoem,her. man, un iler . 1'7..7,1 tie:o6l72ot, concealed : an unii tlt t7i Ilia', and indetnniliect hint in private for the cruelties he seemed 'to . exerclso over,bitnpultliciv. Simonhacirig - ttcriyer! orders front liohospierre to poison the r),tuplan, took that filipottunity In keit •161 tortnentOrS. lie iZUllStittn.' , l' 01 the same'sizeaml ite, who ball Itist" died, and whose leiitores'vi'ert Htliilotting the ca='rt'e of it to the'pOisdn. •" ; Siiitoni placed the 1).771p1677 in 164 io7lt4e for ; and entrust eil I t erwal'7l- ? rite care'o 'One; Of his friends to conduct him to le"gare lilt;; ItAttrt of Money, U7lll ehati,v-Wrlte above all (16177.;s to 'mkt.. litio\P,Pri to no ‘) . lte bot 1717' sister, and to t'sslce patience till a time 'tilionl7l'arriVe. '‘,.yllett eninitl sec, her t7, 4 ,7i71 ; 'in event, said . he, which roost one' day or other take B place. aking art iv trt' 'at i3o)trticioix; they eau - barked and sailed to COigt.. j lt A.t that place, attendajit• Ortd - ,eittg ,ili , tress, tic IPPOlnpelled to en - ! , age servant in a COGe.410119:!, at Bas• tin.,lie rftitaftted there fOr a tittle, and . having beard - that his s'ster resided at Vienna,'. lli used elfattS ti) gather ;honey, to see her. ; he 'afterwaids embarked Loa. to • Ap - ipoice having there obzained passports for Vienna, he attempted to travel thither lyt font Ifut the Coottlencemeat of hostilities in 1799, hav ing Italy with Aostrian recruits nod Camp' flillnaPerS,'Lii.c. -the young man had the iniifortunti heing starmintletl by oilrOf their bittills.; - nporr . etig ige, they cruelly treated 166)1110 . their Cenitinct terminated in taking away his pspers tort!' rtiouey; so being without resources, he Was e'ritnitnAleil engage in the regiment before -1777•66.771ed, Which he could 'only; he receiv ed as a di pinim , !r, Ott ;teconnt itf.ltis . age Of fottr-; t4,eia or fifteen. 'fbis "vtchttt .the ioung terms 6,141'113 -With the vnicC treth, and at the saute time ‘vit - 11 7i . 71116.11 aptrarent indifference, as if he eat rut net 'sons Whet hri. his bearers believed liiin ornet 'The Id id Or little Couit'wloch roitint him never omitted to address 167 n by the ti- t - 4f .310,3sietir . le Dauphin, or .1/uniicigneity, All the re T .. , etable 'ladies in Turin went to see hint, toad every . ope offered' to provide hint with clothes,. linen, Slit, .Seve,ral olfered him money,. (4`l6cla lie refused. The :greater totmlier among the.se who saw aunt spoke to . I,Pitil really re -16„17.:'d i,7 the perstiasou, that he. .was the son :113 to nieSelf, srint s:11V hint was tprich (11014.; r;: , -.% , .d what ovittiixti.to form of him. The , the yo h og . man ,corict:l:onded • AVnli he 'said. restonhlance of his facie, ‘t ; as o tr i r ct and peron who haii• formerly he ed AO:Oiled tit the French Court, having - oblerved,' that Ito , ;niglit to have a Sear In the %kin cleetunit •A fall' which he hat Lin the great stairs at ,Ver nlitlies, we really found 4. *light Place io question ; lit hart I,l , :siPles the gait cantimon tO• -ill the .11.oltrbolts, ;717067p5i it air, his skill, cm:cr . ;:tid upon the whole rossessiozr, rare per '' irtittral 11-. tics had ilispiitched. a -courier to Vie 70777 EMPCI . nr, oitler to know what cl3ll7lttet be ought to pursue. lit' received orders to have the young man examined 11 a (.. ! ,ifirt iTtr. - They'told hint at first that if he confessed 11..1 Lail tol4 - 0 ‘te 51ict~. YTS periisied itt % . vits . tlie attipltiti 01-f :ranee, soa c.f Lopi• - .X.Vl.anthAed else hit to he cotol:ueVir.witere his s:ste'rir'4.iiaoll - Viotti tior- Omit the in t hlle:no loncer had liberty to visit him, an& a fe!,v days atter a Nlllolll' Waircirettlated, that he htad coapssed that he was the sun of a watchmaker at Versailles. However, .he told a. friend of mine, who took the oli,pOrtunity . to speak to bini while they were conducting hint to prison, that it 'vas talse and that he had confessed no thing contradictory to what he had at first said. Nevertheless he was sentenced ky th 4 Coita l mat tial, ecnitpdved of Austrian Officers, to run the gauntlet three times on St. Charles's-square. The Ladies of she town, Who li e d hit crested themselves in his irappiness, went and asked Ge neral Melas tor• his pardon, who consented he should only pass once ; he was accordingly con ducted to St. Charles's-square to suffer his punish ment ; and a person worthy . of faith, who ap proached very : near hint at that moment,, told me that, when the Corporal took off his shirt, he ex claimed --- - tiltat en•indignity far'a nour6onl—Frinit , that time the young Oran disappeared, and nobody knew what had 'become of him." It would unquestionably prove a great preven-i tion of critics, if the receiVers of stolen goods were punished in a•rsove exemplary wanner.: - Iti is this body of peOple who first set to wotit; all , the l o ge companies of thieves who infcs'V the Me— tropolis, and till the other trading towirS'of •Etig-. land. While all roc - . are robbedl4 buck. .tors, who 'travel the country sall carts, afid carry, off all the poultry trout the ,tariners,. and the fruits from the lordetts of the 'owners, whirl] they (7onvey to tile poulterers, who buy thotr at intelior prxei. This evil has become so ; great, that Many farmers have given . 0-keepin , 4 . poultry, from the conviction that they are sure to be conveyed away ,at night—and thttA a titeatis of supplying the Loudon and other markets . are en tirely cut OR% ; • ; ; •.. . On Thursday Jowl' IltiocK t p _painter, belonging to • ;be. China Manufaetoryot Messrs. 11:trrand Co. of Worcester, for a I . v.igo' of 20/. undertook to run a distance of 21 . miles in three hours. Ht 'st`arted from the Ketch, mar %%for.. erste'', five finks having becu measured irom that place, rind he accomplished the arduous task, in chiding stopliriges, twelve minutes under the given tone. DaNnut.,Llotn,,atcm, the stone-mason, .who tk.alked blindfolded,, for a hett f of ten ,gti;neas, from the Obelisk at the end . o( Fleet-street tO•the Mansion-house, ‘valkol for a sintjlar bet ou.New Year's Day. front the Exchange in Liverpool, along Deal-street; to the end of llyroni-street, being the distance of threequetrters of a mile,.and a very boric:lle-street, blindfolded,.. and roiling a coach 7 w•lreel. Ile started preckely at half-past seen o'clock in . the morning, andltiisheil at 20 minutes past eight o'clock. lie is backed to qt amount to' walk a mile blindfolded Itotongh the most intricate , illteCtS, 'lo.llli, 111 LiVerpool, eondition of his teeing atinweii lne clay rweviiona to AValit over the . grouud, and Juate himself acquainted with it. • • r1101)10Y IN S.I.ItiNING.--..A‘ li,lllk of -yarn ha.:: been laid before' the lash Linen Bolvd, which wits span' by a girl only 15 years of age, of the •natne of WoOd - I'lt. 'weighs only 'lO ,grains, and, of Cotirse, would s reqnire 700 hltiks 'to weigh one pound (avoirilupOise), which wouldUrake a thread 2,521;440 yards', dr about 111,2 Miles in length:; '1711)..'60z. 3 drains hod a half of ya pii in, sn thus fine, would' COW - laq thread. that %%quilt! measure' , `24,912 tullet, which is equal tip the circuit of:the ghibe. Last merk a minus discovery Atlas ft1:1610 at - tile New Church, Time worktOti who were' engaged' in removing:tbelndpit to at new situation, distovered the coffin's (lead) of Kirby, and Italie, t%.) - agval Shim for - cowar theittititts between lieN'ad7,r and Du' GAssa, 0110'0'19p August, .1702, and . six , fohll V-• hug days, .The voltam . hoglish Admiral bad hem ordered to the West Indies, 10 look 'after a French srptadrow advice, as he lay it“)ntoa Maria that DU CASSR had sailed for Car ..• . thageort, Ite pittlued Giro, ,and on the day abosle mentioned Came up with hint or St.iMartha. the details.6t the infamons conduct of ge'Nlielk'S Captains, we refer rwir readers 'to tlic tortes of the period alluded to :4-I,:irby, Constable, Hudson, Tag,' - anst Vincent, six of the . Captains', were ordered to be tried by a Conrt- Martial, at . Port Royal Jamaithi, Of these, "hid son died hefore'the trials commenced Tag and Vincent were adjudged • to - be sttpentled front their command ; Constable: was cashiered ; mid Kirby aitti 'idle were sentenced,to he 'shot. Warrants tit exedate them were lodged .in ail' the picrts of Mogland., Red they were ;shot the tiAIIIC (1.-ty that they arri%td in Plyniouth Sound.. Roisekatia titteeN.rotin.—A few nights,since, the dwelling-lentrse of a small shopkeeperin - the village of tireepford, near thirrow ,on. the was broken open and robbed to a very consithr'.. able amount. The thieves - gaitied adinittance by eutting ... Wpiece . Out of the front door, so as to en, .able them to push ,back the lock. •A Mr. Sul r 11 ) : who redilcs in the same plate, ill riding home the same night Itfrom town, : was attnaed nettv--the Duke of NaNT!B,lllt. Castlebtir•hill, by three men, who Stieceedell'in pulling hint off his horse ; when 11r. `3.' with great presence of - Mind cried oat— " Here 'too are,"' and the robbers immediately decamped, supposing they were surprised. . Coti'cn tan's INo.citAT.—Yesterday an inquest Was held at the Mary-le-bone Workhoule on the bodies of Mary Howell and her infant .011(1, whose deatlii were oCiasioned by It part of the wall stir, rounding . the Workhouse falling on• thent.—Ver. 'diet, ilecitleatal Math: - • • Yesterday Thantas Awe, - Atha •wag convicted at the last Westminster' Sessions, of stealing . a ,handkerchief frOnt the person, of Major DAwsott, underwent part of his sentence by being whipir e d atthe cart's tail :00 yards, betwecn• thellor.te Guards and . Charing-cross. A. few -days figo, at Sheriff-1011' Colliery, tho brattice (a wohden partition to direct the curren t: of air) took fire froth the adjoining stove. Nearly 50 inert %et:lloft work, but were instantly rescued, except five who were working in'n distant part of-the 'Est ery entlepiour to save these: rm. fortunate men has bsen fruitless, as•t4C-pit c.t):1•• , . . • tre i t. ;li i ii el, I t...t ,v ee n 'Scrivgius MO 'an WA ient terei ttbc ► cal y win.ted the O il man. but whose r e 4l o tt A' :s Ilitit(iker s took Owe yesterday R t Mewl- Sey.iittrst, in the prct i rcnce of at least .filteen Thost, - sand amateurs. This . combat had excited snitch snorting attention. The moldy gronpes .ass et .. bled on these occasions were early at Worik,. but the times had beaten many of the turns Out, and pedestrians were ht proportion to those who took things in - ore ett*ily -1`1:1 to 1. 'Cite Oilman was quite as confident as Scroggins,:and this gave sti milt's to the t ncopiragement of his hackers. At one . o'Clock the combatants entered the ring; Cribb and Richmond seconded the Oilman ; anti Oliver and -3, Clark :.seconded Scroggius.-5 to 2 on Scroggins. ' r ROUNDS. t. 51eroggins Made a left-handed feint,, hut it was received without a motion, and rettirned by a bliisvott the head slightly. A rally followed, and seree-gins bled his Man by a blow on the „nose. Odds as at setting to, ' 2. Scroggins hit qi his adversary, ; but miAsed him, and re ceived withAlre Oilman's left bend. Some good rallying tot , k place, and with n o tch► resolution. In a . close, the Oilman ex tt 'tented himself; but he was knocked down., 3. A gallant round, aud Sesoggins out-bUght bis adrer, sary in a rally', lint at 'the end of it the Oilman had None the worst, although in out weighin;hi, luau be 'fell. 4. Another gallant: round was foaztit, hut 114 science 'Was exhibited, both men shcwed the twit native 'cnnyage, end Lyn itea4 unmoOred, and threa* nut 'tome shinning left . -haniled hits, Scro.tgins hit atinrl, and , by twice in thrice. . Scroggins seas thrown in atrial of strength. - 3. A determined round, •in which the Oilman had thobet of hitting t for Scroggio.' seemed to he in , rSttess fur widd.-- Sero a gi o s snor t , makitm a 61 , 4, and vise again Itoiu one and:hourtedilown his adversary. sin.irt and determined. runad, equal fighting again, hot little seletiee. Oititian had a most deeliive advanfate in in this roinirl.: front the.wealitiess of Seruggins, wbo was gasping. 8. !it:ragging plaVed - smite 'aierrz-anilrew Welts to save his wind, hut the Clilintn rallied;'atid ScrUggins w:ssArown.. . The ninth wits a dreadful round,. and Scrogtziril again li'ad the hot of Sq . liting, In rotted twelve, the. Oilman showed his strength in throwinß. In the 1 flit, Scroiv.„rins contd. ir.t ha got' in, and 'in the 15th, the, tlrrlinan' hail the best of hlt• tins. I.n the, I nth riiinail,. Scrog,tins placed a:gtiod. bit oh his adversary's to ye,: which closed it in one ; minsite. The stun longltt With reciprocal otivant,;, and ‘tscoluSture, un til'the Itith by reprate,l Plt bat dared 1 lie oilier eye. Marurneies were. pisietitelf, ,but the teinline,” uf..,the Oilmou eonist not : he removed. At) the 41 4 111, Meth , 41W 49th rotindS, tbe Oilinav's. left rye was 'clu'i:ed, and li, \ Wat left in darkness. The . battle lasted one Atone and fonmen.ininotes. Both men were were glati•to get to betl E , anti both were lunch punished. :rile deep ones weree - neyer nearer tieing, fiat thiso On 'the' prcsent orcron. Litendett• Battle blittuftri 'III' Glow* miti.Alolyrieux. Ate lritill'Poper.einitains the —"'As different reptfrts concerning till's' intended battle iiiive-in,eu in citettlation; in ortfir to . erale tifly (titian: that tnittllt rest on the min of the public respueting t r ttnusaction deferred, 11.1.010wn betas leave tints • pithlicly In sulinait "a Sttitenient of !lie facts On the 28th it:st. the• purties proceeded to. theappointen place, TY)Agli. %I,'tts vastly cr,itvtled with pciiple of every denothittatinn. Moisniettx•eiinCetira deitre to re , would nofget fair from the people w.. 0 uptie:tretl there le,ainst .and Mentioned tie wonid rd(lier forfeit 151)1.. than fit . ..;ht. , I , o‘verer, was done i;•vay, by "APUlown riroposhot . et file of:Aoldiey prot:-.11 !tin); Molyncn* -I•Cfniitt, and ',lid he ‘voltl,l eliAnte And go on. 'Stints "rune before tlin_ ail ? i),,ititeti how:, IVli.)iyit , ttx. Wag - pia inider.+4rri.st bt a Magistrate, 'Or which 6ircunistanee Moivfienx ii kno4to to he t awarikett -eitit iris . t CeonA, ittp6reri ,titk . ring, Where they Waited in ('eAlti-:, cotiii: dell.ble time, but witliout the lii;sir,.o . (l, antAgfinktni'd not , illpi•lr. -. :Nl;Gtokyn .4i'11e;11)42' . - r&iiin)l of Aloiyiseux's IfOttitig &est' 'Aparring tiinv•es:,"ivitie.ll he is deterniiited titit Co part With until the origitol owner - gitins - them - in the flail by y, •iti the evening . Nl` GloWn ;Ind seefinti,' together with Motritent'l secon.l t • a man of co, font., left;ihe phtet, witont they conducted safe tome to l ii lAgings in titiifown. ' rt tb.vr. m , r;Low4: 2illtait,Thc, 29, 1(30. . " RICLIARI) O*StiEE." LONDON SESSiO\S. Yesterday these Sessiobs were opined at Gni4l 7 bail, betote tbe Right Hop. the LonD MATult, the Recoder, anti a 13ent:ti m Aidaen. . . Ethend Coi, a clerk. in the Ifank•of, E.ngland,. Was indicted for assaulting •George Pitts, on the 22d N.Orciober lost. - . On the day strited in the indietment, Mr. Pitts' had gone to the Wink, incompany ,with a Norris, for the pnrPose. of viewing .a 21. note,, which the latter hail . paid in there, and which proved pred to he !vi•gery. Mr. Norris hiving, re ceived this note from I )tr. Pitts, the latter whAtcd Co, be' convinced of 'the.. fact ,before he paid the iimountin lieu, 'the panics, li c tvi t ig. tgache4 . • the 'Hank, thelOrged note wa% produced by Aloe defendant (cox), whew Mr. Nortis said to the. prosecutor, " that is the very nn: you, faid me." it was then, lying upon tilt• table in the " Investigator's:o*e," and 'won : thc_ pCr,secu ti.-ee-reeogoitiog it, .lee itumeiliatrty, pot lit!w . It : C.l. in Hell, and•took 111) tlitt,fOrged not e , with a vicw of tiseertahliug (row whence. lie hinitt:lf 'oad re cvived it. The defendant, however, insisted Lyn 'tletatnitig. the note, which the prr,klectitpr il, . 116 (.1 thclailug ,it to . be his property, pot it into his pocket: '['he defendant immediately seized tint Isy the collar, avid after a. short , struggle, iipccecdeil in taking the note froni the pocket of the prosCCUf or. •. Jury deliberated, for a' considerable ti me , when they ,at length returned a verdict cst ac. ghttt „ ai. • - Connyi.Fratileit, R fpreigner, was found guiity of exooiiug to toile, a u td public view, certain ob ,, scene and indecent prints, ,in the neighbourhood of the Royal Exchange, on the 10th AI f November' last. He, was sentenced. toon - e . y — ear's imprison ment in the new (.. 1 4ttpur-street tlouie of Cor reetion,." Anne alias Stfiiiart, was inflicted for stripping and ilesefting her infant child, on the 17th .of December last; • ' it - apt - mated that on the night Of the dau stated in the indietrnent,, the prisoi!er way by watchntan, half paNt ten o'tforAt, e:iter adrAl,rtrkvick-Nitare.„ Netvgitte-strext, % v i ten s h e v.inced to the tioor IA Mt. Paddi ng - 101 , „ n d pftt:r r qtlaining r6v tittnuti,,`tituppeti'a parcel, aati ran away. The WiAleltilalt , - . , • , .. , . . ' et;patitlt'iNitt , •4ltl rs' -- gq Iriqrre" . . 1 n..r t t t ic (.:4n.., , ( - k „,i I. irmie. ii.t,to b;,(hia Triftiiiillis 01.1, tle 4 ' l Y "'"' • '' ar: thleit:g created tilt 111;iifo.-.ihe prisolee Iv' li illeil;:atid the iea.4.it tettltth.Lbtla2n- iato clis'" ll in, Pittrouvter:tor:,, -Itaviatg; ,lio*,:ter.; io her iligtot, tltrowt) imtty the clothes of the ittfot• . . ;The t.tioi'ter 01;100 gn i . iti to the Okar . g9 aC t r knowitii.,----1 ::‘:: that..he Mt: ti:S . mother of the chil, • Hutl - -ktia-:gti:e i , .....,§ •hieell to the `t i ash 'Awl Mantua: lict. b'y (lesi6ir, ttitrktu, acrd :Ike Allifeelitig °l ' &Jct of.her hoshand. The pri-iater, wits !conteOcell to ni'le prismitototin the Gilts II , t ••t Ilouie tif'C' ff " . '. •• p r.... Ili 1 • ;, rectiho. , . • ..": After . hearing- borne ( tl:cr c1—,.3 or minor lAZI. 'rest, the Messicin3 ariiiffitytrtl 7 , r0 ;:V.r:i:, to the via }ll%it .41, at nine ieiii(...k chi, moi:,iii!. ;._ .._ ~.., - 1 moni.ll's t t lir -. MIDDLESEX ..StissiosB. .—Jdart Russel haying in his' iiiiiseisioN'a of counterfeit .ha Serietint .BOS.kNQUET.,OtI the part of Lg; I-rill:, said, the AS present W etitirely a aew. el 110) ‘s'ai Unfitte d tor of uttering ; oil . former `cases the countetfelit coin hitl•been bast: metal , n Okti-vits, tfie'proen.l ease: it was pcue fact, ttf the sank i sc stamped nt the t' Was, however, counterfeit, arid there wa , s Teat to ...sttittectilhe:prisoner .a knoviletlgethi`tf.v .”qt* sit) ; maker these cirenuptantso,:thwtjo' . i ir e e r r , e tr ‘ l v a t t •r t e ii ( e act p s a il l t vt,, li r e , ‘vhich indocc' 1 1; : , extent, been deceiver! , yet tits; .law lrus ltup cluirging other offeniet us svel tittetiligi as pris - oner hull'expressed rant cpttttitittntl~`~` his offence, and •ttei 'lie r. ..._ (11 .-•- It o ,anquet) stood,..inteo4l to fleas! guilty t o this .clorgc 4 otl'r7, littering, %you'd nut ur g e any of the '!'he lris 'oner t h i i m " ,;'o6ided - g ' tenets! to six: tnßrutlrs i m p r i l d nu tent 4 rant!As ' end Of that titncto fin;l security for six tuouthi.. „ svi 'shssiONs, ,'~ ' '• "IterdlY , .. o 4 eriionc.columeticeti befat c . very numerous bench of Manistfites. GAOI. FEtS. N ln dnii cltt;iithnt.ttle.lie:lB4(lll:::ltiteetlnd.3ttt:Tlllll6llCr; Cntntnktee of. into tht.silbject, the. Court ordercd that of. the _titideclleriff".l reteivitil .itTee•vf 5 6 . 1 4 Oa the 41isch C arge.ocvery debtor, Awl t he (464 4 ',,,/ it'ree 6ii. ;. the COurt ordere d! that titc " shoat& receive a-rdarly stipend of 201,. .an d 15 7 latter id 101. • •-e. : • . NEW YR.I.:igN,, , . . ._ A Cominittee ititving i.ecoonniquied . .,t hAt , (111 , r cnont of .I,htrAttunher.or.prier;oirccOnnuen '''.:-1;„, 11"ttie. of : Correction Iniei 1,1 be6r for viino ti n • I past .ngarly'tionbielbe, ottinber L it was ci il.latat s ,." ") e"ritOri, it new ,;11,;:1;1rison,;11,;:1;1be erected %Oi''' would also il ifo rt i 1111 opporttilli:y 01 confiniag PO' tut* eouvilittvit,..r,o. te .( 2 ,-..,!qinat ion, pikit II 4) t ,'" ll Y co-131116100f .f.or t= i it ceparute.. The tolilf "cm tokik. the stibieet, into. .....,,p,iii..,!ticm, To • ~:talc.., that the report was oraviei ()irk 0 .. Committee, to r4;cons.itler, mill seg if such alto's: tons (multi tot he matig in the pr!spittpti,nn "4 " . .9 1 ". 1 . A AVC titC COdilt y the elcpetice of ereFti4 new prison. _., .. r • LIQI:Ort S . l-10Vi. ,' . . . . to* Ilic Cotta • then took Into their cofi . aitler at • ~.,,,, irit the report ot the ,committee avpointeci to .. , 1 -1 , 1 into tlic inereAle in theuttuiber 01,pin-shop*, d'''. the c""'"lktrot itter6sc oi, immorAlity 'awl' der.,.°' v'tY:'""o"git the hiNver orticrs of cite - pool Pe' Thu itcpurt having been rend . , tllc ?qr. :v 11.6 AL J AKC 1 6 N recommended that 3$ tii hest minle.of reniedyitig this evil', the ill'Agi' ll.4 l ,•l ' attosil*l collie to a resolutio n not folieensc 'l:o`f house which liitti tint . good , ie ctiiiimoilat i° '%.4 . such peritnins ns•Shoulti'prefer beer to spiri"' - t o gool• hter to rittniiii theta - with, TrAol" tiflns -Ait" this ,'Beet svvre, after soMeulisersiatinns'frornoi.ir, , r B . Turton, Mr. U. Sutiiiter, 'Me. F;YdllAg! .owlesonyl other Gentlemen, iiiieell tii• . t rna a g Yestert!an in Sasille*-ran; the Lady of the C l ' f Peyton. of u dattgliter. • ' Milli' 19 'On the Artt inet. n ,the LAI ly f thy Eel. Thomas Lodge;• Loel nea W r oodbridge, Suirullt, of d,anSir', " On Lire i e 71nst. at 1111.1 bury ionise, Doiietslol Canino:ss uf' Hcbegter;•uf a sun and * ' . 4 . NI Alt tout). r tln Nlraitlay, the Rtil e ,;,•.• 0111110 . 010nOrt (wr Victuallittg his Itlaje*tV's-•"a't.'„„ -" f h,•th,seetittil daygliter el the late . Janas • Cant] plilce, , plow Oh the Vd the ittanse Ei , i . st 1, Fs4o•linnuts, Glosnuw, to Ntots.Nlorgar•il .p.._ ( l )4)lkc 111e.Chatcli , of.st, Nlary-lt - 4 0" 6 , 14 /11" froul Si, ! eel . ; t Nfisi 10 flefir letl3 d ( eurtr&-street, Bevnitstrie.iqvare. fttc:: 1.1 1 thi; 9th.ull. tit Verratilles, tV` c the fiti•/',s Perel,tri I.egino, At ) 41,4 f l aw: l4lr, .1 1 ( iv j o . Nlalor4t-tii, al' 1 4 `1,..:,-ricli , catchS lA a s {oo Nest tn. Suri-ey. 000. 'Prro.:ll, son .of the De.in it) !Telco:: l'ercerol, secettil.din;lltAr ui A t r i nc° f • rtt l o l thi Staai - da±,; Cieorge's,- I lotinishitryt i T r '4 .10nost lititti-twitlt-siittare, to eltitriiitte, oiily the lute Reeve. Eq. 'couiposee Of tousle. . . .......... _ ~ ......"'''..'"...*............--.....'"'"-*"."."- . - .-;, cro . _ .. . ~. . 4.41NV0N : Priritet! by J - . 13 , cAItsTAIIVA. out ! OA t,u':;;;,sr. atlti 'Tatil)lltik-cti i,r %V: A. SCIIIVIti, u.Bdrottl le:: • ,Kt , tf.,-- Se 4-0 v ~. .icr, $:... ii? 4 sttvoy ; wi,re4: 'l darii9ol ____.... ,-....1..;., I ~..i I ...,-, twit..-t-ufttni ev:• 'Q uit b --•''' • , )11,11.1. . , ha g 1/ .. • On the pro ult. at Eilinlifirgb *Vr Richard .I . ctilni , ' , Demer.ita. ' - '' . . . ,_ L l u te .--- ~ ~. . kz.icardine, • rerthshire, 'Mr. D.int.el ,Sfacte au t perviliir of Entiae, aged On. . - •!.., •!.., .sttci. l 9o : satin-day, . ate tali ifliW t. at his ow in lira — r IP" m Jaes I.4iril, 1 2 .1. NI.D. hit inerly of ilia -Medical -E st3 'went In fleiigal. 1,, thr $4 • On Sitiniay ► fait, at Mar,, ,, ate, Thomas KingiEsq' .- ~,,, year of ktis Nre. , • itoie °P Tai , s , lay , trig td inst. Mrs. Gra,a•furd, l 'elfe ot (...viar.fircl, Fel. Dcyoushire.square. j „t I: 1 On the , iii inst. at hi* lionie at Streathafg, -- In -' Y ,I • '' C l• i ' ; i • , , A; .t.i soli% voltsr,. St. Cltati'4-row, Bi ttle-bri4ti. . Satune7 C. 1 n . 14, icoate, aced ,i 3 i'::4111 f bit .4 At ctiingfp ou the ' b'th init. in the 81d year 0- ApArr Ntets-alfe, Esq. , , •0 1 On ,the. aist Wt.. at hiS house On the "Ltaebelorr 1 11uhlin 'Or Jain s Carr i c k, • . 1 r ' 1" . c printer. Ma" ) 'On - tilt 3Con lilt. in tit.: iirie.i's•itreet, Tauntottf r (' tosit, in Abe Eitnit )i.: ii- ar,l ( arras Or- Nionitiy la.‘, at Pentl,:i ,, , in 'the count Y, - Aiiiiitiaiiiitial,aily reiirli‘;,.‘