The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

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ALL-MONEY PRIZES, ONLY 12,009 TICKETS, Two of 40,000 Guineas, and Upwards of Fort yother 'voice, manifesting itself tn9re .etttirly'erriT day in favenir . of the present. Lottery, by :. —the ninftiplied orders received at the different o.lheec, wake , it ners:f ynkFy,that T..mst-I,- the C.ontraetnr, spook d recom ' tnt'lul to fits rrignds early Tußejtasy,,s,.ln ,order that they niay:l ;riot inCeillAti'diliiippointntent so idtsly to re*.nit-frout a, Inuit td attrobtivot Ttekets and :in s irtdrea , ..ing . • ~ • Thettrrtettil (cnnqistineof only 12,(300 Tickets); with Two Prin.. of ,gg,ape Guineas, and tiptvrirric of ?nay other ea pi.: tits,' will ettnuntnice ticayting oot ,the tst January, on which' • ' chit' thta 'OW rightdc.tWn lririrps r itt be entitled to alt Win OrS,7o6nitittiiits, wa r d be' first Sot) to 25 e tittineas vtteli : by tliii latter arratfOernetit,. those advent niers, who'e pp: the first.day, and who nay 4)(4 h e so f,,i.t t ujare a.t it obtain a I'ri4e, will aegnire a stint t..,,tliceedlug'thatAilttet. they bare ark entnred, ;filo be enabled, shoahlthg ,pletutitt Gtpitals , remain utufrawn, to renew their `etahce for ittedt t withuut ttirthns vapence and, i--411.1D3,aris4rtilnie. by T. fiNI : I, at, his -ff t4sy Cornhill:, and 9, Cli4c3itg l crAiss; and , by his Agents itriittiglieht the C.,untry. 1 , . , FitEND's ENrENING ML !.:\ 1 '• 'TI nn n YEAIt to/. 4 ' 'This Day were price 3s: boards, rAI N.1;;;41N6- AN NI ICIsEENT ; or, 'The J3c31 1 - rr - tie In Lale rat:l4%lllS ; in WIIILII Ilw St l'itirdg ~itipedtra,4leS tO be observed:in vstrioits Evening% tt Mint( !40 . , Yeakl,Bl7 art. dc , .eribed.. • Iv: VIIE1), Esq. M..‘. ! : Arttnity of t ROI: Life Assuemic.• Company, :Ind late Eel . low i , f.resits C'oilege, Cambridge. I)ocencto 1)kco. • 11 .* In this 'Colonic. are itetivctienK. on the Exti 4 ,iordinary "Weather (hiring flu- List S'inmer, ,ami the misapindietisloJ , inteetaim-d tilt this . sObjtet with resiiect to Spots on the Silo, cl,anzes of the Moon, anti ki l owledge,.of Prieted farl. WWlll3n, LOndfin ; whom the!! Evening Aniuseuiente! . frew the Year 130 ma : be!liair. • • ritlt 'few niter will be ptiltli,hed, , cti,,,itcp, ticlivei et! to Ow t:LELI ) CY fI fi F,Bl4: 4 ;of , Cl:ll.,Crirr - A, •at • c•iticilita, ;M adras, ;6,1 80w1).r.A . , ai thoi4istiary't'ittitatiott. y . T tl. P. NI1l)1)12,ETON,. Lori Bishop of 6lcitita. . 'Printed o. T. (.'adell and W..l ) tviii. Strand; F. C. and J• Nivingroti .014 J. :latch ad, Piccadilly. . . hoof in4y.nisa he had, hy he!satur Author, ,*fop Poi:trine fit tlic Gret , it'Art,chi `ttitylittA tO the Cri• IbchiaPati.l tile Illustration or the .'NiC‘it Testainent. Svo. pr ier 114 ii, in hlards,_ e. Chriit. Dir:ded: n Nerninni preached at the Vißitation of the I.ord than of Lincoln, in 1609. 4th. price 2i., 3. A Charge dt•iiverett to the rier t u of, the' Arcitrivaconr!, otlinittingdsni, at the Ptiuntri yisitativn, in May, 181 itu pike tJt , , Tiik; CONINtEitCrAL HALL"iVINE (Established in the Year 14a8,) No.:io, Slcinuer , str , et , and 340, 4xiord4treet, London • rum; CoMPANY solicit flip ~.eohjo , .,a t te nt t tile Compaity's.l.ist of t;ENUINE WISES, spritrr:i., 'ma egitlnALS, trusting .that, :osi,their Prices are fiLed on their putt inodrrate Se44)t, , they 4 .kuiltas here.tofore give full satieffetiori to that truly respect:dile . part of ►lie Conuitinity, canons Who pay ready rontiev i nu llama or expence Navin;; ib0 , ..11 , spared tor the last Eight Years, in selectiog the inosi Rare Wines that could lie procuredjroin the choice:4 Yin tikis in the world.. • • • WIRT LTG.% L WINES. Ter D. Red Port. Vintage 11,12. - - , 445, )littti., !list Quality, mid the best itnported - sealed 'l'. 11. A. drawn froth the Puiy eitordered, mu t a ll o wed to I e the most suitertor that is suld - 545. Ditto, ditto, 15 months in bottle - •• - 6(is, Old Roliz Listed, ea riOusly high and soft flavoured - flaiee'llas, from the . Hotk Grape • • - - sts 014 Port, in Pints, Vintage of - • ads SP.INISU ANt) Pine Old Sherry , direct b2s. Ititto r ditio, East ludia, coUtiehiess) - - COS: Ditto, Pale ilitto;ditto RHENI. • - - i 00s. 1108 ... . . . . LISBON WINES. , Lisbon. direct • .4. ' 485, Ditto, Last India -60 S, OM Rich Mountain - • 49s Ditto, OW Rota Tent • . Gas. SH, tk.c. Hock, Old - • Oitto,-very OIL - F,NEItIF.FE'S, &c. I Ditto,' old 'line Wrest llndia ditto . _— Ditto,''Old L a st India, particularly 4ite ittoselle ithenibb -110 s 1-10 s MARL IRA'S, TI Vit)9 Te n vriffe 483 it itto , Niclotun - 445. TAU , . Laimarotte " 51/th Ditto Rich- Palma - 50%. Litto Bruuti Mailcira -50 s. FRE -68 s. - iiOS, Ci4rut,,aftwilifikvotired, but ;moil lrrrrlia•rl - 71,5. Ditto. the finest Cho teat: M. , rgott - 1106. Ditto, ditto, [Alit te 110 s. litirgot)tly,i it : Growth 1800. Ifertoilage, Ist Growth 130 s. Champngne, the finest Spell:hog - - • Ms. !Mtn. ~litto , .Cregn►inr leqs. Yin de Grave - 755. Santurne - 755. Yin de Oarnash, *curl- wts settrce A rtille I las. Old kruntigniac •- I lOs. CAPE Cape NUnleira, the usual. • =tin t ; q . sold by the C. It w. G. Minn, Vh de (have, in FreneWllUtties- Itvd Cape, from the finest Tinta Grape trans- •f • 345. planted. - 4fs' Ciistantia, the finest, in Pints - 1345. ORI Pine Apple Shrub C fws. Do-Druutly do.deliei(ips His, —56 s Nu} eau, Red and White CCs . . GENUINE SPIIIrrs. Per Gallon. Porilish Genera .qs. 64. Jinuaicii Rum, portico .. I is. Bil—P-2s. ed. tarly. tine - - Its. (hi. nollands ditto, pure : Cogniac, One old. - .eas. White' ' - -- .• egs. •Ilitin, to Bottles, 26 ann,,Kurn,oht4. o rt . 16s. 6.4 Yiars old - ... 11146- ' rar i the corirenieney of thos e Fainilics who pr. fel' the'' , c ' l'ines in Plots, and for Connoisseurs in superior .Artielc,, the Comriny hare selected the most entiot:..l Wines, &e. ami oriel the ftillowing *as the most choice that ,can he re duced:_. Per. Duz. •'. 1 • ' Per Doe. Pine \Vest-India Ala= Old East India . Sherry, • , leira, lit Pints - Ws. of the niust ''curious Old • 1 - Indira-India Ditto, of .. and scarce quality , . 38$. Cit. most mpoisite Ela- Five old dry I.p.hoit .- 80. .1 or and quality . 455. Pil to careavi:tla - : Sti. 6 I hkloise-y Madeira 45. Ditto ConAatitiu, very ,P ll,l llofey. Careiry - 455. rani Quality - - - Vii. v i . • • n tie Getuasu - ZiSs. , Frontigniae . -. 66ii. 'ER PIPE. Ditto West India Ma deira ' - - - .124 Ditto East India' ditto ILO Teneriile and ,Vidsmia 0 5 (:tide Madeira, the tweet - ' - ' ,- 43, ;'PORT WINES OF SUPERIOR' EXCELLk,'NCE. The Commercial Hall Wine Company ',nye the pkaciire fm ' , fort, their Cust9l4ers, Vamilics of the First . Rank ..nd Dis 'fl,rtion. and th P e üblic in general, that. they have utile for ' a "' .1: E THOUSAND POZEN of PORT WINE, which 4}4.r riaeotir end tine .Excellence ~f Quality is unique, the i,",,;',A4i. per Diiiien. This Wine is of theiturest Quality of "" ' 171 ;41.1. RED WINE.; from the Wood, ;Hui is only in ,tlll,'(l for: heeping to ptoduee such Wine as never can tie ex eilud : and to prevent any other. Wine from being introducial 1 this Article. tale -Public arc informed that every Corti will , J F .t . t,:lf r t ! with bri,,,, ,, ht !led Wig - xi ond w 44 C. the ards orninercial ' a ll W i ne Coritp-inv," in a Circle, with "T. R. A," in the ' f il tie vi the•Setti. • WINES.—' i'ort Wines; ,Vintage. 1815 ditto 1312 Vine old'Sherry 'Attu .East India 1100 110 ItO 140 ql ff. ~LIG~. MEDICO-CHIWUGICAL TMNS.-ICTIONS, Vol. VH. • Part 11. • This 17) 4 : i w ere v iii shed, in Svo. (with Seven Plates), price 0 70W•ftes:.'lytraid Pai ot' E I)1 C - C IIatURGICA L Tit ANSAC -117.111L TlONS;publi :bed by_tlie Metheal and Chirurgical Societ.Y it London: ' • ; • , Printed for Hurst, Rees, Orme, ' and Brown, Pati.r . aOsier-row. ' • ' Of'whom may he hail, • Volumes I. to VI. with numerous Plates, price 51. 43. Lis. quid, Vol. VII. Put I. price 10S. Gd. Pay, were published,, " - ' In 'rwct large prieetts. hoards, FTY-SEVFA SEtt Mt )NS"bi ! ) (he Pos . pcis or ,Epistles.of-all-•tlic--tittndays in the Year, Chri‘titias -4.1Y, the Circunicisionotuk ~ Cioud-Friday ; for .the I: se of , and - COutitryCottecgations : together with (Riser. vations on Public:Religions Instruction. the Rev; It 1 Ci I.IRD IrAtthrt, Curate f St. Jaines's,!llath. Printed:frit. •Longinitn, 1 !first, Rees, Orine,. and Tiro,yll, :4 , 91td0p . ; and Richard Crutwert, St. Jatnees'4street, Pat s. ,~ . , • • This Day trts pabli.,licJ, in tiro. price 12$. tioitils; PRE Sr ASON aria * TIIIC tkposi . -lion of the Proplieclei %Olen relate to tire 'Two Periodh of Daniel t;uliseguent to the liGO uars.miw.,rectipily expired. 'll4ing the Time. of Ihe Seventh Ti : and proolietically assigned to the extirpation Apostacy, and ..'sce , mplish- Inhrit 'of the Ilei:onciliatimr of 'the Jews, and introddcholl of the Together ,with; Remarks 411)011 the Iliwo. itttionary pro l ohed by . Bishop llorshiy and the ;it S. ' , alit t. W. ETYRICK O A•itlior of 'lu Secto t il Rioting; or ft.tl .ctions on the Prophe etc% of the last runes., • Pr , nte,l for TAngman. Hurst, Itees, Orme, and ilrown, Pa 4.rnoster-row. _ • • - This Day was published, it Mato. price 7s. lirli.::1, 1 • • 1 i N .. EX I'L .1. NATO It Y ,1911)NOUNCING ~. IL.DICTIoNARY of : the IrftliNlC/I LANGU..(4I;; . , , my wrench aid English: wherein t. , e xaet ' , Gaud and Articula ii,:: of 'every .Iy‘llaiii.• are .li-ti:).''. .1,.:: tic(' To ‘shich 4r, .r..lxrd, the Princ , ple.. ..,t r,,tlc Fr •atn l'ionuneiatioli, Pic itttoiY!)irections iii, usin- tilt : ' , ;.,iung Itepresentatirc a , rery iionii, clad the t0:11'444i i‘ii: i,t . 'the Verbs, reglitar, ir regular, and ilet , ctive. with their troy Pronunciation. • U. L'ARlig TARDY. . . Lat, :Vaster of :1r: ~ in the University•at Palib. • A New F,iiii.•er, Revised. ' hinted for Lonicaan, tinrst, / 1 ,1, Orino, and tirowa, P-iternustcr Row ; and %V. Chien . . ,' !t.. s ~i'•. • • nay were puti'n , i.--5 ; In Four Volumes, Bro. price Qt. boartli, sN ,v Edith's], wrri, Ell 01 :tS of !fie 'LIFE 1;6.1 A D tI \ f sTRA_ ufs,,,tpß s4 wALK)LE, Orford, - ilmwtt from original Correspomlenco and outin -Rapers never be fuck ' • Dy W1L 1 4 1 4 X;OXE, Arc ulencon bf Wilts, andlteetur.of Bono. ton. • Printed for. Longman, Milt, Rees; Orme, and Brown, Paiurnustv r• row. „., . • Ot whom may he 1110, by the same Author„ I. 11,4eisioirs;offluratiu'LOid Rilluuir , ill e vo. illus tratrd - with tventy Portraits, price tj. 19s, boot ds. 3. Memoirs of the '<jugs c,C Spabcof,ttic !Lase of Bottrifhti,. r gm, the Acc . e,sipir Fifth &lbe Dealh ofeharles the Thira,'l76l7BB. Drawii from ultpuWished Me:merits mid geeret Piwers; S yids. :sr6. price NI. himrdsi "'ln the Press, by the iante Author, Memoirs of John, Duke of Mut ih'urpugh. . _ This Day we e published, • In 4to: illuittated with Portraits, price 11. I Is. Gil. boards, ItireMOIRS of the ,PIJIILIC atid PRIVATE J.. LIFE of the Right 'Hon.. RICHARD IIItINSLEY SHERIDAN, with a particular Account of his FAMILY and CONNEXIONS. Drawn .from aUthentic Documents, and illustrated with Original Correspondence,: and is variety of iritereiting Anecdote S of Distinguklied Persaliaies, among whom will be found .Burite, Vex, Dr. Jultusim ) Dr. Pall, 0711116 k; &c. •• 13y JOHN WATKINS, T.L.D. When the various talents of this celehr:►te4 man are consi tiered ; the distinguished part he took in the political affairs of the Country; bis long connexion with the stage,' hi? inti macy with the highest characters and the greatest wits of the age, and those embarrassmants, which too, frequently acouni pany genVoi ; it is to he expected that a &Owl tend impar y of .his, Life should' open a , witier field of instruc tion ant amusement thou has been exhibited by.any prwinc tion subsequent or even' previous to the Biography of John s'on, Printed for Henry Co'burn, Conduit-street, Hanoier vinare. t.was observe.' by the late Lerd Chesterfield, that "a goad ;.set of Teeth, in either Sex, must add considerably to the prepossession fOinied in the mind on the. first appear .ance ;" the jastoeis of this remark mast hi obvions, on the slightest,consideration. • . UTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POW. ILD DER hat Icing been patronized by Do . . 'Nobility and Gentry, and ticci!ledli preferred by Ova ) to every other Den tifrice. US coipposition if entirely free frpa: every corrosive an 4 perniciouslngredient ; and it used oon..tantly, will pre serre the Teeth in. a sound state even to old age; and pro since an enamel of most beantiral and'durable whiteness. It imparts a firinne , s and healthy. redness to., the. gums . ; :has an agreeableflit'onr, and is partiettleirly recommended to the Ladies, as an elegant .and necessary , appendag a e tattle Toilet. in lit*es, at its. .11t1:—Also BUTLEWS SILVER-WIRED Tourn BBITSIIES, ls. each. Sold hy Messrs, Butler and Spos, No, 4, Clteapside, corner r i f St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and also bythe principal Perfumers and Boolisdlers in every Town. ' A REAL CHRISTMAS BON. A T this Crititai St:nsoit; C4lifireit Teething,,, , they soder inerepain . than at qui time in 'the year, "very few escaping . Convulsion:4 o . it is Piarticolorly , riquested of ever Mather and Nurse that has milt;; dreg, not to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY RWits the Nursery, as it gird immediate relief. JOHNSON, , feeling for the'Pour ' at-a time like this , when so Emmy ate out of employ, and breast. so very. dear, Wilhing to rLlieve those &at little sufferers; has given them a real Christmas-box, by extending. her charity : one hour longer; that , is to say, from nine to eleien every Tuesday . and Saturday morning. until next March, :and than, as'usual (while the days are 'so' very shnrt, and hundreds live at a, great siiththev, eamiot get- their children at her house in titneh they must bring a letter from a respectable house keeper that they are real objects of charity: Mrs. J. hopes nt_the same time so groat a ebarify wilVnot he ahuserl, as it is entirely out of her own private purse, and. trusts that persons who tart afford to preltes'e the Ayrnp Will not injuro the pour by obtaining wha i t is intended. fur thaii relief. - , - Tube ,:tebrilrsale atui retai I, at the, Protirieto'ri, • ion and Williams, 94, Newman-street, (ix(ord...st.r.eet.; slut, 63 4 their aimMritiluira, by 'all the` r lui pal Nt l eiiicitle i►i'l COlifli ry, at 15.91 a bottle, far ,Teatly7inoney. CAvrto.--Tte sure to adi for Johnstnevlnd Ifl Sauthitkg Syrup, as titert 4 are U. lumber of - srulUU3 *OYU. EMPLOIMIENT and lI . EL I lib' (y . tial'oolt. There. is a *vast deal of charity exercised at th present juncture, privately as well as puhlic!y, which does , honour to human nature. In th. tnotintainotts plAcei in the vicinity of Dublin, very severe distress is felt, in consequence of the wain. of fuel . and other essential necessaries. Applica- . tion.was mule to .Government upon this head— but.Covernment in that character could neither command nor bestow the relief sought for. The benevolence of those eminent individuak, ever, who a , !minister the functions of Government, did not stiffer tbe.upplication to be made in vain.. A subscription, amounting 1501. was soon made up, wand one hundred- great • coats, anti as many pair of shoes. and Other necessaries, were proenred, by theliberalit yof Mr. peel, for the Felief of those: poor • mountaineers. Actions of thia-sortatisilaim the 'grace of panegyrle, rtml . ou- 1 . ; Hnothing. to eulogy, They attest their 'Own value best. Every. maul in his way should endeasimir to "imirote them ; ; and such a spirit 'well shared 'amongst tin.:Public, , must inf,ilihly biing the cenn try-tritimpbantly through its difficulties, if they were incomparativelygreater in number, nod •se vercr iii Nuality, than they are. It is to such a spirit that the people must look , and to no other —for a fouler, or a grosser, or a more abominable ittpostm.e4was never, attempted, than that 'Mach ilitns,at persuading them that it •is only by retro.; lationary changes in the State that amelioration can. be 'hoped for... 'Metaphysical 'remedies of this :sort will.not„cover the naked nor feed the !Inner , yet, these are the medieamenlS that are offered with . one hand, while.the olher attempts to dash from the lips of misery the comfort Whielt voblwe and Charity hare uni-ed to prepare and to offel. ( Correspandedt.) . SOnp Kitchens' are est +Wished at Winlaton and Swalwcil, near Newcastle, in aid of The distressed iron Nvoilierl of these places.—The subscript ior for the employment and relief of the Lthohring qmpOots a; ,South Shields to !wail)? 700/,--- Messrs..Dunn,.owners'of Whitfield h o-0 three keels of coals to the poor wi.;o;v, or Ryon) parish, and three keels , o and the poor smiths of t-V,oLitoo who 114..! of Mattiit.ww Wood, of_ South Shields, last week disrriboted tr? 1; sheep fitlinflg a 1111iutier widows, orph,us, and distressed families he hinging to that town. 11 0 X, I I N G. A renewal of the sports in the, pugilistic ring took Alice yesterday betweerr,lione and Crcipkey, on a pdt t of Clittiog .Focest,,,within a short dis tance of 111 , ird The necehicyte was kip:. so, pro found a secret, that even flinty in the idue# in4st anti hundreds rcpuireti to it spot culled the Son in the Saiti!.3, near 814cl:heath,. which had been rintned.: The fli;:ht of the motley groope, through ,Wooltvich son Charlton, to the ferry, re sembletra moh,flying before a troop of- cavalry_ At the . ferry the waternten made the best of the' bustle; and Dist-rivalled. even the to:1-collectors mt Ifaraptrin.ceinet-hridge, in their diligence to-;tnak - e the hest of their raistonters.- Many-got a•ditekint, , , tsar, hecilleSi of dangt r, they iri4th.! the, best of their. way rn the fought :Carter, in the.. tidt.li battle of the latter, on PilinvCr)olMon, four yearg shire attti CrockeY, the sailor, lims been . busy the ring, with much stircesi,, the last. two years. ).)one Was seconded by (Alifer two Cities, and Ciaiike, and a'Ras.,idn, sv:outlet! Croc key. on,lsotut.: R on a nd 1. t' e n e k ev set to in n aultiv.ird round manner, and: in measuring !di It;tigth, Boni hit 'him over Ilk go,ird upon the mouth, which drew blood. lit a trial of wrestling, Bone had the best, both fell. 2. Crockey was hit shun wittiont ceremony. , t. Bone tpneated his hits,mitl , Crockey . pboited some blows' about the Inidy, round, lon ctfoctivo. After two mintite4' fighting, Crochey, was thrown. From the 4th to the tali raundi, It was Chelseri college to it sentry,hox. • Bone out-fought-his adversary in curry point. tie had' length and science upon . hint,: and whilq Crochey's lifts were sivinging *mind, Bone hit strait with the left hand at the centre of the head, ;Mil hig,g.ed hint with the lard flew copiously from the right-handed hits about the left cm*, • . 12. erockey Mode a desperate stind and foUght Well. li e was hit (19wn on his kn ees i o the middle of the round, hut he reqoveved toad tu4de {!Illy, • lir * however, had much the worst of it, aqd was ultimately zrasyrd. Crookey made it ineffectual stand, nod got severely 11011'10u-11 HP WM here erillentlY !writ, lint tie protracted tlar 63'14 to the . 45th round, withuot u Oaucc, notwithAtundi6g tbe 'ltiient of his' adhei•ents,'when he wa heat iii earnest, lily fare resediblinir that of a buck horse who hid lost his nose in a back 4,%etird comhat. The battle lasted 35 minutes. Bone was not much hurt, but he was not Bonney. The battle was for 40 guineas Jto., : fluun, the Dourßoy, and a thickset Athletic Salton- 7 A stator( battle,was fought between - 14 above men, whith made.up for the deheiency the Others. The combatants were known through:- bred ones. West Country Dick and , Randal 'se. cnntkti the sailor, • and Bales, and coudes 7 c ' en d e A to support theli t M 13 0 y. • A smart Combat ,of 25 rounds in 42,Inlitutcs:took place .Bunn Out4ciught the sailor, but the tar bad weight, and he exercised his powers with much detertiwition. SoMe very_nisuly : rnunds were fought,-,.. and - bath 'receivefif -I .l.‘bs. sailor , in the end, tarnish ed thettpfor.wben sitting on his seconds knees, he gave' in, ~haviog at., the. same time tile best of : , the figlit. The'sports ''ended on the appetquhcr of Sir'dlivei. • • - .Friday morning last, betweek three and ,four ni,eliyek, a large bill of tiro pAsseei over Glasgow, Aruittiowtpurits ai it went along. It 4ille from the south-west to the north-eat. Soun after there nreia several - lout!.:nesil9 Of t rh e hi'severat people - in Min burgh, but no thunder Nra% heard. Lilt:l'llEß 1' I CULkit...l ,UF fit& wors. The fact Ofjoung,Watittin being The assassin of ir. Platt seems now to hevomtlletely cafablished."' It will.be reeoliccted, tlrett•fintr'pi4tili were pur ditqed by a young man answering 'the ilescription of Watson; at the: shop of Mr. Parker, Holborn, These four pistols have been 16ntified. One of thenkwas , foundeillratsm, sett., two were. taken ;from Hooper, and the' fburtli is discovered to base been theon e ' w i t h which M'. Platt was shot. - The irist6l being thus found and recognized, the:next step was to „cameo it with 'Watson as the purchaser : and this roast' important circum. stance has been Most satisfactorily demonstrated. The chain of proof seems to' its unbroken, and we give it to the public with in assurance that it_ is perfectly Tit'e 'young man who went on Saturday lost tattle shop of Mr. Parker to purchase the pictols - In question Was cliarvil I/. Bs. for the- first .pair. lie 'tendered two 11. notes. The.shopman asked his naMeand which lie gave, Mr. Watson, Blooms. bury : this description was instantly Written on the back of each note. The shopman not being able to give him change, sent one of the notes out for that purpose ; 'and on the return of This mes senger Mr. Wat Son received in change 41 , 75. piyee and five separate' s hilli ngs . li e then left the • shop, hut returned shortly fir! and . purchased another pair of pistols, for which he g.iye anollier 11. note (on which hi; name and address acre written by.the shopman as'befoto, - togctiter . with A is. piece and a-i;11111ing, and ,again departed. We mention this point 'Of his'n 74. piece, because .we would not drop a single link in the connexion of idefitity ....n.!.!o:cen the first • and . secant( porcha'scr, as it Was ascrtaitted yesterday that the plsrol which sliot Mr. Platt •was one of those jun-chased of Mr. P,irker:s, ao inquiry was immediately, get on foot to trace • the purchaser.. Mr. Pdri.er's - shoptuan hall , • a perfect recolle c ti on of the purchase, t but could not at first remember the name or address of the. man who bonglit the pistol. The n'otes, trnfortn. nately, had been pa'd away, and it ads not known to wihorw. 'At' length the circumstance of the sending out one note for change ree1014.,.41 to the shopman's mentoiy, and application was merle to the tradesman who chlnged ir. Ile olio had paid it . away; inn knew to whoa); and ttutcrsorne search, recovered th e i c ! t:n ti ca t note, having.,on it MriWAtson's name and address. The note being thus found, an officer was dispatched to Hyde. , street, Bloomsbury, and there discovered Ate . re. ... sidence of the two' Watsoni. The -apartments were searched: - and several papers wet e seized. Among them was a letter from Hunt the: Oretor o to Watson, itinior, on stihj:.!ct tiee fields meeting,' in which, however, there wai net the that coal& at all implicate Mr. flout r..ith what took pla - e."tn the city. It appeired to heart answer to letters written ,lay Watson, juuj ot) to Me. Hunt whilehe' was in the country. We are sorry that We sue not able Co Announce the apprehension of yOUng . ‘Vtitsent. Such sire. ntions.exertions hOwevner are tnade ila every direc:. tions, that it is expected that he cannot long . 7 escipe the hand of jrettiCe, either by flight or cOll. eealment. 'lliere is' httle doubt that he is one of the three persons who were seen by the patride at Highgate. - Wats,..i's inc tin} about son, as if he. bad 'been ignorinit of Iris movements, is' 'supposed .to have be . en ti mere pretext to blind the eyes 'of the police : for the father anti son had been 'seen 'together in thee mob : the father has been identified as one of that part of the mob that passed through Skinner-street at the tithe of the assassination : was zilSo particulioly active during the depredations in the Minories. 'There is Ifttle doubt, therefore, that the father and son both fled from' town to ether : and the partner, in their flight is supposed to have bad I.ls 11)11ch re son to escape as theliiselyes, Strong suspicion, rests upon %sertain iudicitlit l ; hut tts:therWa passibilityr of !mistake, and as his name has not yet appeared in these transactions, we will not in - o-+ mitigate it to the world at present. Before weii hiss the ,subject. of young Wht• %nit, we shall state one . - other eir:unistunce, wiiich, -though not so decisive as some of rest, it at len“ cot rubor/vivo .the ing been, like Watson, a prole.sional Man. - .4 if., that two Ltneets were found in the apartment of -My, ri v rk with's itnuse .vrlivre he ntiCconfintd in the uovitnly Out consto4e, In . the course of Wednenlay evening cirenin. stances SUM which intiumi the Lord Artiyor to