The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-19 00:00:00

r ~; BUONAVARTE. 'ft Was to I t e.ex-pectett-tbat..llll.prcaliinet - Ounts Nvo.nl(l ba,given of the cmulupt,Antltminnerl of Poor:1041;1 . s. since Ilia transportatipu ,trl St. He I . I 1;.11 we °really r anoot ilodertakti.:th SH,-*whichl of the matt%) stAternelits is most 616061 'to V.it we give them . ,all, sIA they;fill seem to contain 'sane char. terit , tie of -the .mans they all in n vrear,er r.r lesiCr:tlegreeltave timosail lis) . and may olio amuse our readth. is ST. 14 r.tr.NA. Nor. 20, er lalt letter 'tititrised yon.ot our at rival' here vitt, Napoletins--hb; being I:ifelY lt•Onscil'int shore, me i'oo t p:t 1 nice o f-pr,spie erhos v. sli't s zikiseand con sternation at the. arrival of sOch„ t iciUltnr could hl. v/1 114140 by !heir tiesittto:iit; " e topoaritphy of St. fle i lerCtri•nt he pretty troll known in Ertgbottl by tbis(r,lo!..' 1 have only to,ronark, that are itntiginat ion ilf'ninn mold not' p.ietnre . a more hideous AsuitCt thin its external front. it ill. towards the Smith fro'ro a perpendicular face, and tttr eternal' trade , wind, Nyhich pine . months in the year Vernild tleny.shelter to a skiff in the only lOckv lii•tle bay in that dircet. tan/ / On the north side, where ship s _ anc ho r, there are several ravines or cliffs, with the mar.- glut , ' rocks riSing:perpuntlicularly 1000 feet, esception 'of a rippling rill.of water , and a• Tete water .cresses,. (the only inhabitant of these ilv:!arst defiles) : the surface is mouldering lavas... • One Of these ra e.bies. in consequence of its having becothe ' the hahitatton 'of Min, has assumed- the name of ?antes's Valley. ri.tait 'll - e beach onyvardo, as •far as the gully" w ill whnit, a row of tolerable houses have been built, •Ttincipally for the accommotlation of p a s,w o o.rs on their tx•ay t o India. The'rdifks 'which form the i• nlet are equally stnpendnui as the others.' The 13'lliour of., ages. hag. kei.orriplished. a path on each %ide to Teach the thcamit. The iittyerest, on miproaching.thii frightful Ishtml, may be bet ter imagined than 'described. I tVliiclted : with ra t ter citricisitY the look of each i n dividual wh os e ,44;,y5 were consigned to dWinille here. 11.1tithitne :Bertrand, : with streaming, eyes, begged •me to ~'ltsok at it , and pity hOr : she emit her eyes on,fier linshand, then on her children, who were inno , ready playing on the quarter-deck—,ecining. to fay; ant 1 at Inst destined to,this. Napoleon eyed it with fnrtitude ; his'ltfroltOria manner.spolte it a place. tnore wretClied • than' he 'bargained,. for.— . ,s'itilit.ms as h''• was•to•pet on 'Shore, hg „did.not c t uii ,is (Or c o'Opie o f tlaNs ;, and when ,he. did,, I positlYelt saw regret pictured in. Isis face. The .last word lie attered-happenerl: _nty,)u .trear him) to be' iiltltessed to me the "4.iltniral Jiro' Captain were atlhegang r way-!-herge. it) Walt ing ; "lltionaptifte hurtled aldng the ,qnarler..ileck from the cablit, wrippeft white coo: As he passed - he: bowed.... 111 y, do' thiuk; siinke pity, , for " .it 'met his 'i• und be hastily . asked. if, ) ), .Commantled on board ? It 'was night bytOre he •rettc . hed bis hotke itj the village. Still there.,were niiny sp - ectiSnit whom he was ptlrlictii4dy 111i,tioos to avoid `''Ai rlawn the•follOwing day, he odi: tmt Coekhttrit, to examine theAltqati'cin his'firtnre residence. Longwood .is distant from ' the villtree, and •elevatethAbOve it. 2000 feet, tx-. - fietly ten degrees difforruce , of tent perattir& front, 111 at 'at the surfaco of the ocean, The interior of ( • :• theiSland is , eerraittly less offensive to tin; eye than' iyhor Perharslf one . ' Winthl draw a eorttpar . o.ou itttwe'en ‘riim the klitivr poo'Cifei on Apr11361111.0:01,1 1 1 till 5t'.,, ~n, t ';► Its,t atnrl 011 taking a' ritle.ihrongh the country, .rme Would be tempt-tai' to.,say malty Spots .are 'fut. It has been in this way that the PeNple tavc written of St,. Helm) hitYi jud..4ed of Natioleon,'t:4l , lels first trar4 i tide, (for has' not oaken ,econ4l) ~spoke in very unfAi'ollrikble to lIIS' 01 the .pl-4/3P:ti.,..i1t1 deserilicion given' him Jo lend of this, Inttd xpggrrairii. , 011 destentlintr:the return-to tire* I.ll4fite; St.1)111)t:(1 at a sn'ti,ll bruise • .ijriars, situated on, ti,,,pi•ojectin4 tock,-alVtiway , Iron' the summit. , Hero: he requested psrmiksion to stop..: and from hate. tint -strayed, 100 yards.since.thadmiir I,c it9614:41 Oss'estion.l.:Nstong,fl • and art have vione soine r aiNefor tills sprvt.rg-The, • lava has hecoawso:l, and . the eke is lelie,stit.lfy.a ••spot of verdure. excerlitig two it&tiv,tr,Flikep is • ilitre , 'garden with fruit trees- -= 3t urgling .by ; and, Bikonaiiarte, with!'his frifend Lag,Casits, here connive , to' flits* their 'solitary. tittte. He is periectly cx'clutictl frOutelite , 21tzt; the public. :which was perhaps a principal renl4Jp7 ' 'for his selecting this , spot until the repairs of • Longwood were fittislsctl.• ,t 1 must JioW introduce you to Che , ,lnhabitsoti • `of this same Briars —this half terial habitation of the :fallen ,Islapc.klcoo. Mr. I.3:ileton, a native of. • England. 'long resident in elielsland cifSt.ileletotr• inprehartt ~Qf,the..filti:ce, and enntrattor for-tite navy', is theprop.rictor of 'the hats rct sided there far Many years with' his litinily.'enni ,sisting of hie wfte,nn iottglligent woman; aitd two tlattgli c te i r", both ..stxtrctu4. well elltteated, and' • unilviAlte•age of seVenteett. Balcom'S botlst is so , int,gotrrernely sinalloltat 'here are Scarcely apart ment ' s u irifitthle: of rt.ceouututtlnqpit his tin - till: Ile has an • litit•titinsei,fancifully constructed,'Oti' a •iiitle emi • -rteriet,,,,verleoottig .th e valiey. This linouttparte ibbse for breakfost....r . aosti, dining-morn, and pat. hour, 14 t 3 Ist; t! (* . Wiled( here from the. Ileartttnn,ltrrlaagd, tancl t i llete is he'dontrentell to fund na tc the li V long day,on thcawful oCetterChect of hit oi t ex . mopircl career. - Thisiptittnrent orate thighty , Napoletitt:teratinafesin its ,tott in a littre Gothic , • :garret (where,,l tlelare to, you, 1 .cannot •titru r •otind). There resides the .ebitierlior of State , tors C4kes,-accoutpaOiell.by'llit woo, aliagO . !of the Fi.:l-.4topsroyi.s, vd alibtitt shilling the lone- - touch :I!f.. his father, introi t repeatedly . . thOught it. toy duty pay . My re,lpt•lts to' ‘ the 0116 ; z iopero r . sjp,ce rook tslt his residence tile' Briars, -pore especially as the . visitsof strati- . '• gees are..tllsapprog.ed_ by trim;‘ strid-denti-ottchdly foik,i(hien;:4l Sjf 60)ige; j4ronl the facility, with which Ikaf'ff ilifrOitraffee so tire, presence, I ant disposed to think the .attention wit unacceptable. Front the variety of millers I see scattered about on his toilet, and the hours 'tvbleb be is tkosettesl with Lis Casas ate. p a n tuf Itpcommon 'talent), I 'ans inciiiiett to think lit,' is. • • busied either in drawing Lt it rentOnstranee tci the Government, or Writing a history of his own life. His Itonrs -of recreation. are generally from 12 :till 2 o'clock. lle.perifinbulatas the little. garden, and is iortiriahly voniig 1:a• dicA, iittighters of the? proprietor. - Beth ••Tealt French,' and I ain stisisiied theit'airoyd hit) eery .great eonSolation.. When 11;451 . saw ltittf, I ,‘P was reclining cm' a sofa, and I tho lig ht , 'hint, more than usually slovenly. lioWever, he hid itist l ol, 'the girls, when-1 learned bec...t very sprlrdt ; and When 1-entered his apartini nt, with out ceremony, clad in a itiorning:Ktiw,i, Without shirt, neckcloth, or breeches. Marshal . Ocrt nine.; the. - Countess, General- - Moulholon, and .(.20tiyer, , inhabit a house in' the towilovliere 1 daily . They are fnll of trouble. Front the hahits of life they hav:4; berii aceitot owed . . to, all are inclined , to Lomeli 0, exti-iii'a gatice:-.. however, the ri.gid oft eco nomist; and this.system of -tetreneloneot appedrs ,to give great tlim.utisfaet .Napoiem.i takes every thing as he finds it ; liowivt•r, the.complaitits '' ot his tolloivers. liaenvieCleis uiirs, suet. lle:hiti NW+ perfiliSSiVil to provide for.. "1-1 e i 4 unwilling that e'plhAir tike:one 4 1 . , ether should in any k'll'ofte..he a hail hen to Ole Brit kit (iovernment, aoti.ite—la,,eipally.,,litirt - that 'their •coniforts timid& in any. shape " 't he hest thing' Nalp<llCon' call - dais to -get . a - wile. Unleks influenced 1w lair' damsel . of time island, 1. fear wHil iieci)the, eareles t) . - 01, , his person. Ile :asked toe' one ilay whet Iterl think a wife'neteSs'ary forn'iriattls , hPtillh suttee he'inennt tty Kay, the aaciuty 01 'a lachr.tvonld Mitch eontctiltiteto the happiness.of ?Ran,. II e, hai ti little•abrasion•on theatere-,artn just nov"; it is, attended w.itli a conaniptitVe.,iiillanutia!ion. Think tin applieation--a !.tit with which cow l i l i4R • s.:to tittlie. the 'Place', lie has his little dinner ;wit he partakes of it, w Cassas. ty of joins faiiiily,. and 'with the girls, and pethap: :1 have) trite tisitnr,:he 4 pap.), of whist, when he tries toTevok tor. cheat ; • and when discovered . (.ty the 'arch %yattirgest. lass) he laughs . . • "The rigour with which it is now. deemed ne-: ceSsAry to . treat this pest of civil.. societrotiust ill' suit his liirtile - r cleVaticm.• Alm probAbility.ot * . so sibsutci, that yt44 wotild tlgree'tif -'relaxation fair, . lsr o , no .. m t p o . i i Won hai it Capta . in of the 11:34..tesiding.in the house with hint,. aml t ortletly iper:tatits, who never, 7 &mit - 11i4w. to pass the thresholltof his Jim' •Ifitt RieCo.4ll344lyiitg his Stcp.. ie , •ret'e., nod,' turns told yoterchly that lie had; Ot Just„ St)lielteSi liAve the t ii/t1 5,01(1104: rsllloVeii, as rheli: . pl'S'enee had`a telidency- to're. mind,hiru (it_h ; s liii;ifOritines. If they were thought indivensable, to cro'flie differently. Al t honigli I ha l iVeliliS' from Hoilheationableantl io riiy, I thiuklittottaporte• : would . con d etsceit a s •o tar. _ , , Itlfri . ' 4 • „An riecrioirt .of rock,:rhs."•ovrrt.(l' tiv• - the ship.. t. 11 ouist rr; Wulff 13C1rgni tii • Etighlii(l,,A.ll,fliik, At 4 P.m,:observ,=. • vit, from die dr4:14... a .rha with the st•tt litita•king , very high. over it, liove too, to a fair vierv"of it. Saw ,rtoopter. yriel; about ‘vt s i of the- foroier, ,w;it4..r., a heavy 'se t looolitg over: it; . ar.ol the iippertr,mee of ER S4t)lil k1r6V1 . 1131200 tile” id this cock, ai far ;i s [he' eutihr, trout. tir.! ;' the 'right...Jr—rock, Ireitring 3:111 the •ex- . tre n u (4 E, I h iv t , I )It f ltrill2 . ; tile. 1% 1 C. 1 C.. , (11%11111 31)0in :26 , teviAtiove , t1“: le..:eiof the I '2othithoros •••11:1 ic,ohr•l iio 'Pre shoat • t4,l)eoisf Ale It . extent hot •trrikilor of i t .extesiriva. : ko.Orki ! II . ; -V tird a w ,...ce v ard. o', of , :,0111. !it scintli, ii`cr tAeo citro 7 , c9lleCtea ut the . 1'• Fl'lllunt, 42. ..; , 14)iniii,vat of i : ;iVvirtylch'oviiiehill,; , •ei the ilighC , ft 0!:g.. ` 2 s4Otti . , am-1%49111414 vast. •. I hit iiii'‘trtobt-th-11, , most : tie shoal trir the southai'intoSt'boremity of which DetittititA",,trick '*otottlitigS; at tl i al'frfox stir vv,ts its hit rle4. '►ti 1100. Vtat 111 41 ii:cert;tiolsr'a crick and .- sitrint,t,revAll, person toliy'eonviiiceri i. theie..44,k0,111, lie.. fro helOg ht!nrf ,• •IN tha„vrtiiiih(.l•,iirtiole - !ler!, I 'thought it . tll iioat avvily with the risk of , 4rriog j ire.t....., )i) the I.3tii'‘te loot sr.ve 7 rat 4..).•‘14.trhe Illt:411 . Of Whirl: is 9 wiles , • • West, wireo brirtigittd)rick, to 4 tiris,4l;4y, place.s: the fork taht df Oreenwieh, mulled . them . ..111eLAN . coot.ir.Acciot...s : r,—; , •/12 , few eveninp s o lace, as Mr.and"Mri.4ar, of Maidstone, 'were iihnikt ; iio'olock, utter spending the tiny obotrt. iur► ti lies Iroin.the town., the horse talk fight, - nod eitirt . ing along willsungoveetiable titer tr•ete:l3.(kth ttirown, ont of the *ebitte. This , toeigitpboly occurred between • nine • and 'trill o'clock, and tke . liOdies of Mr. Eigar and his wife were inst disco l vei.l•l Instil near one. in the worn- .. when the Folkettntie -coch- pasii34 • they weft!, found, et some distance. on the road-. .jo u lin4ilied arid dreadful tstete,•nntl ► . Insensible. of 'elicit' other't.sittintion.' - They, 'tiern : eenveyed borne, nint - tteqicri fisoist lure 4plied, •No hope r, ,hvwrvcr, ,Are et o s{~ taingd of die reCOVery . of- Airs. ElgAr... , •ATreait s r AT SU LCIAE eveolipg, ahont, cigtit mot ofresfieetrble.appeAr• . , . , wei‘t .Thro - the Last ptiblie-hops*.ip St.,Martio's.Coot, Lutii4atelirill, nod eall i ed ~heer, ..Witb thit, of etsto.s.e, he was acettnimod data ; .bat . before he lad been many .floinlitickiti ,• Ehc place, lie drew from hts-poelketti psir of t seis-, ears, and plunged then"' in.lsix •st4e, yentistis - rigitt„tqui. lie was itittlitaikiteirritinvoyed to -,-Mayttrol °nig is e.he received , in i.ottaot 4 - ',ltotiet,.ll4-oseeer o . Pt ijoimeed laat nl4llinger, nor ittas arty. il►iu ,lie- sped ; liiiA r . 14;5,1 ; pressim)s tilYeled by himself, stating th at tic,lvio. inipelledto the tirea,tltsi. Apt by the suddetuiinpulge of pasidoit. 'ItOYAL Irednestlay evening, at eight o'clockAl.cosELti Esq. del ive red . his second Lectur e ' ; on the Science : of. I.'itintink, at the [Loyal . • :The Learn ed and 'eloquent PrOftessor commenced . his discourse by Calling :he.. attention of theyoat-, (Iva to the .ettlttration - of what is ternietkihPe.., sign" in Art, which, in plain, language, 6igqiieii., the plastic delineation of form. - Ile thenap9intett. : nut - the Strong:•distittetjon between theol24o);iv, and the imitator---a distjnctriph too founded, The eye and liana were the 'obedient • instruflient 3 of th - e former, hut' the latter required some ,11 igher considerations. -11011 e one, the means . rere,matic subservient; to . the critl--;and in. the other, rt tone orair W :If. top i, ten substituted for solidity Of character. ''tit, student . Should, how ever, :apply"hil'-ihhtd ,to: the consideration of both; points; they are ~indi-ipensakly. necessary to his profi , sitiOnal adeusicenteot. It was laid • dsmyn t a Brit lilt Artist; of 11 tserved the 5111115' i,f painting it.,self Aeeti not be'retartte.t by a , , tod closelirelintinstrviutentionto etettteittary„pie- - 'epts. howemer, a rule of gitrkk‘eglc -41ertility.thao c• fah ly he admitted. who roan,: : it tens itilleed personally compe tent for did talk. LikeANGr.to, Whc>ili he'stu ,hc , wiis - -covntecl-for„ gigantic undertakings ; t he:la lig nage .ot • ihe'Poet;--- - . iii-esioq the ccniipais in his ej-e; tairr.r uf. thv • . . lint, wh o could lire: 10' with truth anti 'curtaiuty, an'eXappiti! `the stotlept should not he leil altray•%vitii• cbti itleu that he cmild t hits, grasp at Itiperiatire excellence, which, w,lietller by the ltencit, the entSon, 'or. the pep, wuft of : slotV progre,,ke growth.' Tr) seruti nile principles lwciinie bilk Linty*, anti without their WI and c o mpr e hen4k•e (IQ vdopeinent his stu dies, he ryas at sea •witi.oitt ts.chart. Look, fur inqnnee, ut the tinlile 'specimens of -the Gteek school—,spr.eitneus Whielt 'tvere synonittiott4 with unrivalled, and we iitny alito.st add, unattainable eNeellence.„'flit:y Were thy models ot gracetil coneeption antrretined taste and tritlyidetictibeil L,)' PJ., IN Y whoonSt 'have .heen,. an eye witness of perfect 3% entail tting more from au totit;it niiul ennthinitt ion of pov. - tti s than the; iiromineuce , any single beauty. j '' . • As to imitation 'franc nature, this was to be .utt .4l;stopti as the art . ot representirtgia'colfeetiehof ,physical objects, as they appear 44t,nature'a tai e,. ,unconnected with' their artiticial . propertiek; :It was coilsitter titellittineaon 4etwigli . rutie, nature and liail-foynett.,art. Our idea h‘ystc,' in a great degree, : .sithservieut.:to ~senses..and adifilsittne of. distinct, Ittiocflifel; 4e . 4ii4licity. ,t;•tireit for 4 n . - tit - 4411'0d' p:undoctipn'.' Any, thit% be tnoii! 'than to 's'ee the paerile German Dutch artists .solnetitncs, :lieStOW4it- upon .their tri ties-:--a:atiattwrijeh vett _the t)eetisiotial. mice 'of sektic,ein 7, •iii.o . 4;ilietraft'; cal- cillate4 '• s4elk without .4 , coicipetept . rind knowledge of the; the student's nand prop:sieritUrrortni,atiChisroloo;p4kAr.: ..rangement of siihjett:,' whitit-Rai - 9.Za,tl.ltA pre-7' ..rniipt2iiey In his art. 1 11 t i msn el e nt.tyorks„let it' he renietn,l;rred, Syshinetry....tf form vcri ficq, tlit.'wa.rtictillarsnWeeti nor, prilicielpittrjatettere d . • thi;-Titothtr vfr I • llk734and„seho(7l: kopOtat, t . t - T' , ;lpultoitt4t6 Venys,;oe 't",.o rat! (es' vo . nt, s it it t :31).: 0 01,u4 eiti 7 Lip fy )his c jip:4loin ft.•y P did, lie ..fpnntt to : cont.. p of .. .ow. branch thea ge ItOrit ". • ! Memel , ' were ti.ty Prr,s . t - 07 . 1(.:1; - 11 . k ntl4inir ti?(teld.'44lpiititl - 7 - 7froth lot AW,tier • 41i ontel cootetiOlitikthent. : withl isilt,lo . and , ‘Vith 118 , ny confidence in . his :101 , (c.ictits , talents, •sly. thrtni , gh 'the lull clo(viitoii the toil: his conitilew 'infdrinat top.: ile z tscho ibits,•gritsxs station-, geOqi . tti r i k e,f f i .tt rui r tV‘ f t Vglit limit ',elements, •Witbp9t . lewe.. '1: is not 'Meant Alta; lie shout- t i extl►►tit.eiy ;iitiit lilt study to the .ahticrie,, for I . stiOss IN, acrd others; he might fail Allto•ft.ticy clt4r,i;ster. It is..tlttiy itteant chit hr sholihl 11,0 tiih owit eyes in • their 'exmiii luttioti, v..itit •it view it ettharatilig ith — ideas t‘ht• i tt citeeliiiit t ; his prrstimptiun wheti wrong.. • The I,ertror.4ll. 3 r4ifessor then Ttointett...not,!ttillt • his to(talper , spectiity the ilistinction.);etrreeti style and w : inner the lOytiler teas ttie point 'to )tt t.! tit ion 5110nld he principally directed —thedatter %vos ihdeed jogi..fliT in nature—a2thing, that bore a similitude to the monster held up by ; [Lantz to thelhiith orhis frientlsr4--,t3.lr.,FuseLt, no doubt, referred to the opening ut thy Art '• Poetry,") “liamanottipiti c-erviceni pietorolinionte,. 'jtutzerciri relit, ct Jarbte indOvete pl . tunas Untlique catt:uis aituihris, uttiorintaratruat runner formes,' tuierne'; hpretatuni ttinkttis, Aniici?" It port: tile • comparison • of- , beauty • to deformity; arid meannesa.ty grandeur. The Apollo., the: • andl,the-Gi here masterpieces of their Old ; t hry :were interior to the r.lichillts. :unit the grand Monte ,crrcallo figured, which - fuse I o•t h c sublimity of att 'There existed ab. Wide a di'ffe.redcelietweers the oni btylc and tbq other, tip bet c't;it *it -141tet nikkof Voetry,.antl, the versification. The - Learad Priiteistata 4,then coneludqd with . it 1 'obiervolions. Instructions; obscrvieti,' teach.the,,Rpil to . draw with eorreetness—thit was . an a ttainment tvlrtrb affinity releli-..himit would tte only 'tiead „iity on thellit'eshniti tit 'Art i and le a ving stiltin, ii (if mediocrity.- -It was the prOviuce of ge, ▪ nios 'alone to sunnount the'trannuulsr at rule, anti (;‘ , lt'cliaruefilr. 'Labour .and industry - , when unmeenturnied Higher quitiittel„n ? ey create ood mtehanie e a.-tensty. Is -I;ilitirer:,:pi lidnest.tradesios,o,,eliaraeters useful dhid iietheleptiopetSptiert, and . essen file'%,4ll'-lieihk "4f 4 sbeictr—but they 011„et1nifiit"frirtit'att, Rake ieitt one •of 41• 14 Or Mvvltntß fn' petels, t4t. (*nab' isb the prollei'stetTch of his prulestioit v d to. odvatiee • thu interests of society* ,OLD BAILRI ) .--( 1 redges derrlslight.) , QI 7 . IG tlyvAi - 41on BE et tallf was emu I,ntlipted f or as sau lting Wr' in..Couno o n the'l(ingl putting fear, and t:kkolg from, his persontiie:Winclic-fOkliank of Eriglira4 noti:C for the paY.liielt or It• 4 dick - and a quarAity orsilZ .. 5 • • .ver, his- property,.trn ttie 4tle of -Diieekuber proseciftor;.:whO rs a seaman:lard - I di" Charged frotki,' the. St. .Deit'utirgo, of . §" l ..e o cr .fonr.guns,6'3 that•on tlie evening of ' day stared. in the 'indictment-, he, .tient• to the halite of, -a .11irs..nryiint, in .Milford-lane, elr, where" Ire liarfr;some tea: 16 retur n fol'' this Civility, : he propine'd'ireating her and het 'family with . some &lid - Cl:for this pirrpose, he rc", quested her- to procure a gallOry of ale;'-for pAyment ; of :which -.he' gave ber..a. 44. rlPt.e) the parties sat drinking until" elelien ti Prosecutor being desirous to':go=hentie; (Not** Iryant , ,accompaniedt. hint nitaitittitft*.igb,o). end prspos — cd,:to:the rosecntor to..ha‘c iefrehracnt ; they accordingly r t etir, d into Elid Bioch of Grapes public:-Imilte,' tharence-lanei where they filet the pritoner Cveetl. trua l) !t r Nlorelanil ; Bryant called for ti pot i d beer, whiCre : he Inflicted 'to the .prisot>.er;•'tjie latter then pre' sentell it toi the prosecutor, saying, " Shipmlitet I think I know you; What -Ship AO F.4 3ll 'br' long to i": Prosecutor ,replied, that at prese4l' belongetl,to no ship, but that, he had lately bee discharged IrOM the St. - Donringo, of 74 Prisoner.. then said, '' That veisel I know well, for my cousin- it' o n ' board ) and this name is Gibtott:" Prosecutor .obseived, that - ', Ale a inessarate on, hoard of the riameof Clibton, Iqt . it was - and not Jack. . ptnir 114)wever, he added, upon- their voyage born e Logi:lnd,• laving pin 4tight beim: ordereftalort reef LlPirrils;ltil overboard,. Rod . , iv,ts Iwtt prisoner tu expressed ncn - tlistiess lit (lie and said, tinti if the pkrsecirtar - woilldlo'. e th°. trouble to call tifon the aunt at the deceased, wetila . be The prisoner,• the slpue,titne," tti acconpany . him. It ", e ; i b n olis n er v e: l et r :r r e i ri ; t 'tte l-v r e ro ): n C t ki-C i k n' :And tvinetted' them to. depart. They . hirli t ' n :: Proegetle!ijor hc:fore they' got hitt, -thark. l " . l when `theyt..tell., : t.psin the r risairr, threw I' ll % (lawn and . Her.lnt Aud . 316c : eland held hill by -arms aria. legs, n hil9ll,e'Pris,4lif rifled 'his IH 9c- "`' 'Of"- the • property. . etiUmerated linlicte!c a ! • • .~,file).~,file)•l4-4.4 'him so firmly down,. that-. alt - ni 1 istrong,tes . 4ity Ciifhi for lisittance were 4ellu f i r- cv couttl, Mrtry,ivii.lrokiket an - prppero: 106 iti--a4statzcf i n and effecteu I ttSCIIpC. • .. • Jobn Battle clepoted,:thuf about' (hied ad since, Ile purchased o f the, prisouei*, wham i kilc"v ll. l4 \ f, spire. time, a• watch, whicfrire . wards learned, by advetasement, hall beet) IVI A hilt)! the Koseeutor, and of Which lie gave infer _nyttickti to Geol.ge b ;I '6 officer. er George Partridge ticp)sed, that he troo* th r . -pi isune "ctistotly: witntss ,asnet,.l l . hour. came the ' w . ateli. tic sOld,tol33tilei "If is tvitiit • yo u " 1 1 , 1 i )( : ) 1 6 6 4 ? 1 1(4,1 ?Aro t' ent:TrafriAricell'Yeving:!°:lb; 41yreli• I :is:011. it lit iklitics . twet% of tile priribni;r, When person awl the m - o i m at e h. ntss . lll 4outlsl lilt: pr b .. - . -.The hilt of indictotent ...rig4init-the'Sertant • • ~.. • . • committed. to . prtstm a stint' titiie:iign, charge of wilfitity setting - -fire. to her twisic''„, house,. in Crolsto7street; - FinititiitT;stitiare, has li e ''' . thrown oat by the araiiillury. Ale-Atop; the. 6th insont the first . hunittek.hody rif. the stiffeterk u - this 'cOi lie4 a on. thc OF, ilay.last, was brought to ViiticOn t , stite.t.l. , h reatliectly, but ascertained ty - t - i* P ec i d cloth tO-he. that Of WI I. I- IA,III SCOTT, be 00 ell • r and - of age, o attended . one. of . y„ ei ne isastes. wry, after a loug,attsi:inleKc'sqnti. - 1, 0 1 inittariow s of carious witnesses, g ave a vartlrciv i fe aid jeceasaiailsaccicieid4lli Rr.duilied,Of a 10 %VII jell theAeirpied . hitd in his posket, only ,(of bone) was entire, the bimie corroded by the mixture of the wites.fis ivith tire. wster'.. • •Il is s utcti Wits 4s to :r .stroyed . froin }he sane cattse 'it • rpoKy, ti" . .. e! t he . utrattl sp,s• ttsfAlte.citrions. .rtiele!s of 'linen On_ the treCeaseirw"ere 4 1 iit e . ; * and but" titbit of..woollen :fished!". c tirely•ites4oyeti, • • f oT f 1 1, LONDON : Printed by J. B. CAte , ,rl t Ne BrAir 6 ~ t e:ltlier! z r; Anti pitiltished by W.. 1. nitruti 4 Orders, LiAter. (post-pitia), at the "''''uvricavtio t Straw] w! erC 31-w uktuit be aw.• , , • • - • Psl,oqt., )e.4 Eft). i•fcv l ire On the 17th inst. at Larigliato,"'lz....4iox, itr. * .TRIFR:i DI 41 " ingiou, Lopelutr, 'to garitoilt,'.itlinglttrr - 1 1. 1 " . ) 4 ts,4l.' 61 the foreiri- place. A t 4, uf 1 : h On :17 htusilaii at St. (haw 4.-lorch; g,ott t tue ta2d,Rpgitii eta . cif }"oin-Asi V" cst ter of Sergio' lii ? rnard'Nturiaiiii,'E m fil i i. ;), I i •oct,„ — : ;: _ Tpc!sdav week ? -at lliir,twiek, L. 11. t , 1 4 41, ;didesi Stock l, nE Itonskip, an (d Ilaiqiii3V6i.l , SI At Gibraltar, cin the 9th al lleeritlbell:4l‘Ptain'' )- hoe, etan,,of the fitith lo deo/ ;.theletti.Liiittrarint-colottel A. 11 . 944A4P 7 9% . 1 1 ,N 1 - 0 - of 0H... Uti NloottaY 14- A, Atv,* "C‘g46, ktect i l.n.D l4l4 rough Green, C.4,,,liriagestarr;tip , Miss•liiirwaot.l,o o Newloarket. • - t)' • '1)1•Y:b. l)e‘vAr;te MakteuteNtisVO, VArtursoßgs..—rAt h er e d 01$ Nis-th-End, Ilawpstentl, atop ittica'rof ktizatieth4oweger Ntni-eitholit. o f, w,t er f o rdi wide' , act 0-pil mother orthe present tilar'yttis. IS On the tit Sri t. ut Reehenevi at, ad. adritneeit Af e : te r bu t iohy, rilict of the late colonel INl.airby, liairack IND 4 , • f jet tom • On,. farm:th inst. tit t e lintlitim, hire. '"N ctre :.Ct i t t o e t r s . on, Cooiptr.oller - ills 'Majesty:* C u*l) .l 7: vit -on , the inst. at..C.autrilizry, aged 33, Airs. Kir g NE- 6y, uf the Proprietors of the he szette: " • :• te c•P The:l4one (4y Mrs. Ab bo tt'of hz Paul's , Susan •• t. , 4 , bl 2 7y; nest 7S. : • - • 0n the - Stir insi, at Otillilfarti t Seirre'r, Anna 40 1" of „the Rev% 11mi:cilia, fteciur of rat'ef tj oilersirdisit:hat .couttty. s piir l ' The Setae dei, oit St, Nialiohts, Thanl, Fsr te , MAL relict of °Q re' *.,00 11th inst. ar G piereillei Neiringten, Sartor i .-- ItoyA in the a t at. ! sr A few days- n;‘,,, Nt ;lithe Warriner, of WhitlrYi bf 13ulsorer, re, at :lie' ad v-tareil 04. taiill' 1/11day last, aKel Mrs - ; 'f Wing. S.!:. bir eit 1 . She vini lietiourie. to the I),eltr•-sa; (31a1.e9re4 liberality of his Royal and 4) 7 Molter the Queen, until her death.