The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-18 00:00:00

, • - , - 411,n,41ic occasion alluded to, wlicn, as lie stood,. the Noble 14arl-.4Elssex,) Pig to 'ascertitiu wilet4r„lie should be stopped. • ' Toe Earl 0f.Eq0. , ,x, tg.b.rcier, stated Oat lie had •... • ;I. 7 he observed, , .khen,, it ; had ' been ;, , ,itgvieti iv , . another placeir—[tries of ()rder; . Order I] J-1e,.-w,as'4lot;aware.,(if .heing out •rif , ior- , to . hear wlta: bjection .siokrniAtio wh.o.t. h.e hatLsairl. 'the FtBticet.t..ort olmiervetl, that whe - -- . ther it hail been stated or not in!another the N'oble.Kati WitS cert...iinly.ont.oforderin mak. , The,Vatil of liiNtEßlcx. rei-uned , , and observed , • uitiurespeet to the I)ra witur„..rooni.tif yesterday, that : with such .41W: thirotigi..lie had almost 1 1) 011 ,L pressing ., to , th,e,Pala.re, it, would, Ivive been impogsilile.todiavq preserved ,any Itintirrlf re plbtrily witbouf the. aid of the military+ he saw' 11 niimbet of i7t►t.rtii;t'3 committed, constables eon - - with footmen, and i sorne 'of- the tonne! . ui,otnile'illy Mc thought t_bere'WBS 110 01 4 01;11(I: whateeer ,for calling , for .the'interference tat Varlianient, • , Tire 14.;a1 . 1 of, Essex denied that it ~ w its a matter•. of that hp or any olte. (Int! 31101114 1,3" 1 4 bt"l'ti illegally stopped, in the street by a sol ()ivy, lit: wislied„however„to a question of the Noble Secretary of Statei, as to' the manner ivhich the Ilktiy.of tbe sole and coin - rant upon thele occasions wte, assigned totlies Home. i)eporinieut ? The orders upon the occa- Si( tl'alluded to (be 'believed it wit no Secret) come. (rola' the Lot d Chamberlain ; wished to,lttrow by whOnt the diity.Was tissirued to the Secretary, ot Statetfor the Home Department ? f,ord Viscount StnstoriTH said he had ; received the- Prince Regent's commands to take, this ditty. npon himself .egi Secretary of State for tats Ficiate Deportment. The li;ing of ESSEX expressod.biniself satisfied. The Earl orLitorAticit. said he hint a high re.; speet for the Noble Ear; (1 4 .,%.*e5,),•antl he had al the iiis:guilit , olce of the question - from the s'ilvposition, that the Noble. Earl had stated his having gone on 1111f1t9Se to tee whether lM tittutlld be stopped, . • E.trl lie gave his consent to the nitb,trawioto he motion only On .the,..ground of AViirit had been last , stated by the Noble Secretary of State,' that liehad received the Prince Regent's ;ivbieb , was au express . The .(Limerick} hatf, talked of constables being con! otineleally beat el yesterday:: must • mi y, that i l ium this roestiou Nlinisturs..bad beet, 4 o l.tor,1)(letlly neaten ; and ,their •coulltict upon. it proved the ,triiiii 30 old. proverb,.that , • : A Viaister, a hpatoo,lart a Wahltlt Tree, • . "1 , 0 , ! inure yott best them, th 6. better they'll be. luttd alit general 'angli.) 'T,;e of l)Ait'..‘.;t,cv s',,bl, that 'thanks were titre to Ow Noble 1,11•1 (Es , ,ex') who 'had first litoil4ht beAttess torvvard, titre! lie corrgrattl- H , u e and the Phblie testlit. a.i it ”.o , llfl 'told to prevent any love for military amide from 1, ailing to an undue milltary (l'incy, as from small beginnings sometimes great oro , C. beim!: an objection from Aome Noble ',Ord Co ',lie withdrawkigthe motion, it IN';I:r.1 pit and ticg.ttived: 13.1.1\11. ReSTRACTION 'flidir Lordships, p to the Order of the IlotrA., on kVeilitesthry, tesolved into a' Committee on this Bill, •the L of Stlttr'rt::lollax in the `kite Earl, of LI'VEIIPCIOI. flthirCS.o..ll the Cewo. Invitee o some length upon the sobject. What. evt:r difference of nivittion rn,eY exist, 'the Noble I i i i 0 h.4 6 .1v,1, upon the general i,titject Of which the tiw;t-ns e ingtiestion fornted a part, there was Don - t. as to tit & expediency of continuing the • re,Al t. non upon,..the Bank beyond the period to: wlt it h. it vets ;it present limited by law, 'The dti. ration of the time nei•essary for s preparation to . taisßintt ca4ll poynieniw . wits tlie- only question at issue. The before the ComMittee , not (Ally plovitled the rene•vettiiif cash-p•tytnents, 'hitt for the earlielst possiblelinte for stteli yettewal, ctlnsisteqt with its .own or the !while interestA, Suelt.ti fit Was sufficiently recognized itl the prvltrotilis of the Bill. At.. the saute (tine, the periol was cab:lamed with a ykte to exi , :ti!,g, or plob,ible . circumstances) Ina no pledge 17 ti:r•;illy 1 . 01110 he - given tlitt-i lid new or ext ti:,!?ry circon).,i;torq . interveniog may not tel it nycef-ic try or cx(tedint to alter the proposid pe. riOd of titivation.. -Aft4err a detailed Vie.tv of the' ctse, 'And Spate, etirrespotalent reference to the financial financial , state of the country, and demon. stt•atnig, the siverior poli;(-57 - of continuing the' re.: stiictive system, which rite ciratttostanees of the times had orig'ilr,dly rendered necessary, the Noble `1;,o concluded concluded by stating, that the limit for the c a l iti tlo p o ici...,,,'Of' the propo-•ed restriction would be th'e rliti of ittly,. 1818, and Observing, that as to: tl ; c,to for the lattk's then resuming us c,t,li pv t ina,titt!., rite Legislature luttl it itt their own were it not for the intervention of this rvbidi 1i o it, the 1 i ilc would,. in the exiz,tin;;; I,lw, he obliged to pity in ca'Ati tits Id' July next. I I..,tunkAtn.t.,La spoke it considerable 1 in•g tft typo Stibitet 1,11 1 111::,11 he differed WidelY in many poitati from the Noble ..Earl, he did not ton efi to the-:expediency of couthittiug the festrteti , m, pres, : ut, though he thought its aura. ,-,„1 3 ‘,4;• i i tit) ineitns be ci long. He tier'ed, hokrevc r„.. tile present arr,togetnent to be a sp'(cics cif O•ti : guin bet ween,,A.l.,inistets and the, B•ink, As 11011611 g else but the, enormous pro fi ts on - eurapv6aiioos'iArl.vi;d frotn'eoryittning the re. str,rtiow, 1,v01,,n in duc t: o r could enable them to inake the rtrgie tn.lvances they 111,3 !requently, but rate 'particularly of late, made to (overnMent, ) ' i Otlie loon of three tuillions, without intervst the ,Lonii of six millions at ...four per . eent,; protiA o isr, very son, anuther' loan of at least s ix utilliOnt - .. lit. entered into a variety of e,ticidatiolv , to prove the great prows tild, Bank in consegtience f the re. ,ilicti - • if system ; princif;ally exeniplificd the p0r,r,,51,.e increase in the dividends trod rise _in in L. 11114. Ile argued against the, r i,l tr y of lio% jag SO !Ong i Set penlion 1,1 ,ett,h p,kinents, tt3 tvitieli lie chiefly attributed /kr the coUntrY ; - dieted .tuttwe tut•auvantagovottld-arise ; strn:ttuly inculcated the neers.44ty of eoatilisitiint•,..u:s coon' UR possible, a g4neral tand.tril or medium of currylicY., without tha't;they 'cintld do, to the Wiy 01 All. 1301 i. fl*ri G011011(161. intention COIWOVe,„ 21114:4)(1104111.,• ‘ tryat th , re.“l . lo6oo..sliottld - ter minate (I,Kthe I.E. : 'flty„Earlpf Loy t.t.tt,eoflt. matte-.0-clear,.antl' able r.eply iii defence nt the tni.asnre,,. .the.coorse of which he obsr•retl, tl d at the time. of .petwe 11- 4 ‘ing hippilyarrixed,therewas onls.ittit;tfi:reLee of ttion ; as,to tlte period when Alie -.( 1 100 1 4. 1 .nine its payittenti; . t,he object of the chill etas to pettiod, &hat the liank on ht know .wit:a they hati tp i ,(kpend no, The i`.iolde Lord then, in atts‘Ley+o the.r . miarks the Karl of 141ilfier4kqe , c,;pAtiateji on the real valises produced' ehe vie in -the value of bullion .since It3-oS,.e.which ,he. proved to be the extent olottr;titilitary operatiott. iii rhe Peninsula and (it lte,,r part Sitt the while from 1797 to 1808 there had: been. no cx- e( s,ive foreign expenditure of specie, ; so that the eoul*Seof eXci“ipge was not Ite,:lll:fit ' this we were to date the tall of buliinti,, and the riot itt the foreien eY.chatigcs. It Was IleeeSS:try t.O ;', , 10 Ole Rank tifil,e„ to prepare] for, the iltlfer cote of L.Nclialige, to enable .the money to return which had, been thiliorsed - tinder - ottfavoin aide cir e nwhtanees. Ile ;was ttlad that this retito.n.bad been in our fa,‘ our for the last three months,, he 'cause the fact proved that the remedy. for the-eVil complained of hail already begun, and WWI I,;;ra tiwtally inereasing...it could not be deitied that the advantages of the Yager Circulation had.beeri extremely felt, bit it was- the policy Of the Go vernment to return to the payments in catilt,'and the difference between - the . Noble Earl - stuff -him self was'only Ns ti) the•period when..•,thee should commence. file l3ank and 11.0.1 Government would . Live the remedy in their owu,hands, and could . wake any arranAetnent for earlier payments, it it was found necessary to-do. so, ;• . After a 'lets' word; from, the Earl of- L I nDEII. DAL!,, the yiestion was uniin his tel 41,11 . 11) . 6 amentinVent„ . atiti negatived without a nivisiou. Se.veral Bills w . iire th en forll'arded throc,o their respectire stages, after which the Ilotn*eJttliourneil till MoutlAy. • _ . 11011 SE OF. COMMONS. THANKS TO GENERAL Slit L0WAY . C6,14.1, Lord CASTLgtomin proposed- titr.the Thanks of the House should.he delivered from, tits! Chair on Monday : to a verydivingnit , hed;Dfficei, for his cominct at tine battle Of W,a.terloo. The • Tio,ks of. the House had .already been communicated - to the gallant ,Qtfieer to. who'u' he alltided f Olon , ,,i; with .the otheq;..bnt he hat'-hitherto not , I)eett particularly, brought into the .civw of the Howse. for hi. , con,duct..O4l he intimorable oeca . Sion which he hail Fist mentioned.' This OWicer httd itl3o ccieed the Thanks of Psrliament 'l;o . l't 6:illy for his eminent .6erVieok9n,other °evasions . dnring'the %tiro., but; it .sr; . happened, that. Etoin h a viog been continually empioyed on foreign , service. he itrttl not yet •reeriverl.l hem in that-form which was most to be ‘vished., It'qm:the eloquent and imurca sive. vvay in which they had been personally' tlew livered in thatilouse from the Chair. Ile-hoped that there would be no objection to ,this proposotl on account of theiength oftinic whio.it bad elapsed since the bait le of Waterloo; , bitt that, it would he thought . cx,,trcinely desirableo‘as - . - it - vitas the winding up of those interesting occasions on which the Chair had,deliveted, the Thanks of the I-loose, and on .which the Temple of Janus, was now Shut.. 1U the absence of die. gallant Officer, he thiehts that .it ww4hit Lowry Colelo M.Olll he al hidud.---(Loutl darer.;.) • , The SPL'AKER.---11) any ordinary CAti'e he rriFght think lie was precluded from acceding to- the pro; posal of the Noble Lord, by the time which Mitt! elapsed since the memorable .occasion on which t he. gallant Officer alluded to' had 46 -mutt). tits- tingnished.hitustlf = bin considering tbei eirctim; stances which find been 'stated, and , that:the gala iffiest Otlictr had been :entpltiyed on foreign ser.; rite, and therefore hitherto prevented:from op.; Tearing in his plate, lit wotrid most cheerfully se- quiesce. , • the' motieirr of Mr. non, the ProVirlent, Bank Bill 'was read a second time, and went Ihrongh it Committee of the whole fionse, the Report of which was reeeivd, and - ordered -to be takeu into further consideration on the sth of -Genet3l Moto :Tot? postponeel his motion with respect to the taxation of persdns residing aliroad. fiv Stated, that he bad never had any idea to pro-- pose the: s4questratiOn of the property -Of persons abroad, hot only to oblige them to pay their fair proportion of the brtrtheiH of the country, Petitions were presented frorn,the' Parish - es of St. Mary-lc-bone and St. James in flivoltr of the Gag'l,l•gitt Bill. Ordered to` lie on: the The Report of the Irish I;ntidlords' Bill Was re-. c o ve d g il d agre ed t o , And the , }llll ordered to be rend a third tinate - on Monday next. On ttle motion Of Sir S. Romcr.y,..• an Address was ordered to be relented to the Vririee Regent, praying that tlwre he laid heitirc the 'House no- Accottnt of the nnmher atf petsons Confined in the prisons of - England and Wales for olfetiacitiguiti44 the:Game Laws. - .. - • - • ADDIKCTON presented an Aeconot-of the probable Expenees for the present yepi of the Lord Chamberlain's Department', nod that of the Lord &emir& of the Household, which wa.s ordered to lie oti-the table, and to be printed. Me. PRANK AND LRWrS brirught up the Report of the Committee appointed to consider thaaws now in force relating to TObaceo. Tire Report was- then rend.; It teiommencled that no, alteratiort 'should he made it The existing Laws. It 'was ordered to he printed. () , a the motion of MI% F. IJr.wts, tile Committee on the State ot Agriculture yids postponed till tills day setintglit. • SOAP BILL. . . . , •, . I Lord - M I LT O N preSClltp,d a , Petitipp, whirlole 1 wa's npprehenslve cputtl, not beyecvived :. it . cerding to 'th6 mita! forms I . :it caipe It'ont cl6o:nrtnufttc turvirs in the \\:(.v.t,:rniiitg_ . 'of Yorli,aild:thifinttlig , - therig' :t - I ion, duty would geinjUrious: i tlt ,t..• 0 th e; . . . . ... , . . . . . . . to their..maqura.ctorg;4;ai, -except in 4, very small (levee. , tlteV.iinlyAltieFlAM:(l'suilif. -* - • Sir .1. NrStrPopz - ()Necked generally to.,Bills •e )f regulatii,t), - -wliiith were really Bills of additional taxation.. - . . . . . . . Some Ctinersation took place between Mr. Ltultington, Mr. Po..squhy, Lord INlllton, Lor'd Lascelles, Hill thel;fulneellor,of the Exchequer. The SPEAKER 01)SerVeir, th Ai. the proyer.(4 . the Petition was such., that it Could not be received unless the lluktse departed from [lie pritCtice of a tond I.,Ascciar:s.'siipportenl the opinion of the pe iiioners; anol said; that the ditty on hard soap nls cosiAler . ed hy,the iniitmlact %acts as , a very heavy but-then.. Mr. Bviier.mr - and - other Members- untkr -the gallery made s,(lrne olrserva.riotp.;. The Cu %Nci , l,Lort alike EiCHERUEI2 - mention ed, that the Bill stood for . Monday; and Mr. PON soNpy observed, that four or live other important matters Matters stood lor that day, so, that it was better tolix tt cl;iy, , and have it general understand . nig As to the time for the discussion. (hi Monday the clitestion fon - eonsolidating the British and Irish treasnrics.wastlo come-on,: and the Alien Bill Report, which would take up the time'of House Lord 31 ii.,ToN was, sorry the Petition could not •. be received. lie Vvas sure that the tux %%mild be felt severely, if passed, not only by the inalolae timers, tint particularly by 'all the lower classes of- people, A treat inconvenience resulted 'respect ing petitioning, by the manner in which bills of taxatimi were bruin ht in. The petition was , withdrawn. The Parish Apprentices-Bill Report, the 11;gh way Siirveyors' Bill, the Irish Elections Bill,-the, 'Committee on the - Gaol Pees' Abolition Bill, the Mien Bill Report, the Poor Relief Bill, thenus... , bandry'llOrses Bill, tlit. Committee of Supply, and •ot , AV..ays and Means, the . third .rea , ling of 'the, Comq Rate Bill, 'add the Local Militia Pay Bill Counnit tee, werepostported-to Monday. • 'the Gas-light "Bill Committee was• postponell to Monday sd'unight. 'rile report nu the Civil List bill•was receiVea, On the motion of Mr. 3. P. GRAND; 'one of his Resolution , on Finaoce Was reccived prvi'fornia, a ft 6. some o bservations front the Chancellor of Exchequer, prepratoi y to Alt . . J. P. Grant's -0W..., Lion next Wednesday. • Mr. \Vit.agttedacc 'gavertOtice of a Motion for Thurs+avn-espeming the SlaVe Trade. TberewaSliri4l before tire House an' aechnnt the number Of pl'osecutions'earried on by theolli cers af. his 1 4jesty's Milittagainst persons for counterfeiting the coin *of the realer.—Ordered to •• - • 'lke Goal Fees-Abolition was reaitit'Se'Ond • 6 • • M • • time, and ordered to.he,eommitted on onday, The epOre Of the "Alien Bill wao3 7 'ilrid to . be received On Monday.--Adiontned Nfoiiday." I' EM AL Ei - :.:SW Dip L P.11......,' V - Pie-rtamtnatiop- ,of Mary "lan King, the celebrated ,tiwindler,)---,-Yes ter,i4y, in, conseque.oce of truile.stucu-and persow, who had suVred froiti the wet executed schemes of the prisoner, coming to this Office to prefer their. e o m phlnts,,Mr, FIELDIN(3, the ..Sitting gistrate, ordered hey to be' brought np.,,that they might. identify heyAwrson. Shewtss , aceordingly lyought up, when some. Ladies., present stated - , 0 1. 4 , s he contrived to get into their, fmnily as hoarder by her. plattsible, stories, and .had got monies trom,shent natter ialse.... - ,pretenegs to a con sitlerable,,antoitti t that she . informed .0 Vein site was. ; related.. to the lion. Mr. King, Site hid proem-ea goods from.iradesme4 under different' pfeteppes,,aod . left 4r Apdgiugs aluopt Mr. Simpson,. of No. 4', Port man ! . street; said elit; 1 ,0 60446:A0 ,k .kis . : r lottgittgs. , about a..manrh,ttio ; sbe deceived , ,,.him with. the 'sane tale w,hich she li t tt 4 l imposed .601r. , Whitehead : lle ball provhl-, ed:nn,klegant - ‘vedding striver,. and hired.a coaelr, nwet the expected hridrgroom itivalt ttoVe..She govout :o.ti the- bpose 0rt0b50i:4044;4114. fivtling no .person at the inn ; he reilivited,' and: found the tly,h ad deco timed. Yeartnouth, of •,Blark friArs-road, said the prisoner hiid got 3W. of. him'and his wife (hiring' the time' she occupied his ibilgings; that he had not the least idea of any deception ; and her say ing.,:that Mr/rhornas would be .in- tol.vn. in the course of a week way to him satisfactory ; that auy.ot his family, would .havc- done any .thing. for her, she was so kind and affable, and very accom. plished.; 511 C 1.1441,10 amuse, them by singing and playing on the piano-forte : the night preceding that on which her lover was expected by them she left the how, and they hail never seen her since. . Mr. FIELDING aslied her if she had any thing to say % , She said, she acknowledged her guilt, that she had been in ilia, present course of,,life for font-, months but it was necessity, notehoiee, that drove her to it, having no other me ws. of support. She said she was r,ot the daughter .of baker at 1:301, as she stated un her foriner,-exami nation ; that her lather was is thaster weaver at Durslcy, in Gloneestei.shire ; that her. ikr9teztor had de,etedher, and with the rponey,she bad left., she pi rchased eliithes to enable her to assume the: character of a lady of fadjon. Mr. FIFLt,t - Nr:, said he should re-eonunit'her till Monday, tViien the witnesses were requested to attend. 1 R E - 14 N • Etiniund_Langtaq, the noted companion of Grant, vv i o , lately escaped ‘‘,lth him from Maryborough. glut, was appreheruied,on Toos-day mor l) ing at the cross-roads between Stradhally and Atby, by Ciiptain, Cosb4 and the Stradhally, yeomanry, Grant and,- Metall_ are supposed to have made an excursion, into the county oll'ipperary., We . ,are. happy to locution that Thomas Stud dert, Esq.. of ICilkistien - [busy, has cmopletely .got to the bottom, of the White Boy system in that vicinity, iiu tart n their Secretary with his - papers .i.kod prociannoiortabout him, and lodged : hi m , 4 0 , E nn is ;Tali, ,r.rit,e consequen c e of w hi c h is, tinkt the poor lelutied people are finch-4 N i nt n thAt.octivp.;Ntagiitritte,,(Air. Studhiert), and.giving .up thcir tirx-.4rinsi &C. MO thatrit is ',tasted; peikee ,at kiixth 4,11., resturcd to- the, 'hithertii disturbed neighbuurhoud. . ROBBERV of the CPROMANDEL HOY. Tan gas Pot:um OFFICE.—The Magistrates of this Office' were" eseerday occupied from twelve .o'ejock: in the:day, until 'sit, in the evening, in examii:ing the different persons in custody ott suspicion of being concerned in this robbery.. George Swain, who ,Was examined before the Lott it :~lavott yt!tirsday, on his own confession .of being.implicated,..was . the first put to the.bar, but be recanted from his.first assertion in every 'reSpeet, and attributed the `whale to his being in a state of inebriety at the time% 111-0. Morley,- jeweller, in Castle s street, - 1 1014 born, said the prisotier .bad been his foreman for 20 - yeais , he' gave him an - excellent' character, and would be answerable for his appearance if ;again called upon,. and for his:tuture,good vTtrlir ; .io coirserpienee' , of this ha Was diseliarg , q with a suit9ble".adin (rout ition • (rout the Magistrat e. I' John' Chapman was then examined. The (4,170 4 sitionsiakeo!ott his last examination %vete read. Richard Baldock and,Da%id 'rerry, two of the persons who - were present iylien the chests. of dol lam were found, proved that:each of 12 person* 'who wered4lere had-a bag for his share; that tWo . bags had been left in the prisoner's boat, whic 4 had not since been beard of. The offkers who apprehended him, proved liar ,- ine found a-treat quantity of dollars at his hooSS , aunt about 49 in notes and money. • Counsel .for the prisoner, eon' .tenAtd.he was no more 'cillpable'than all the Pthe" who were discharged by the Kentish Niagistrat es ; as to' the - ro i .erty found ..at his honse,'it was , own,.and called a Mrs. TOpeleeell, who her " re last Easter , borrowed 2 6/ , froth his wife: Fig-the,l pressed his .commitnient, saying the July woul d noi.hesitate inument to discharge • Mr. Ilnualor, the sitting Magistrate, observesecl, the case was different with him to those dis tie cliaigttel, as -they gave- up the property, `alit nrit-havitig - draws sO, - proved his felonious int ent. "conk.ersjokk. Ile :was then about to commit the prisoner, when . 4 Mr. laviotaß, for the prosecution,ilirected bins to be . remanded. COrjiy Brown were brought . in. Dalton and ~6, l ficers Irons Lambetb•streeti-proved bow the prisoners were apprehended. They said they' found a chest -Of dolliirs. nil Friday:morning oppo site. tbi - lefty * barge house, beyond Woolwich. Brown:bad about hii perSon'sB3, and Corby b ail 55.3 7- 41.Lirs not' deny their being part of the stolen dollars, but said -they were not intplim ,catcd in the robbery. • M . r."Abbbte, master of the boy,. was desired trr look at the: prisoners be replied that he had not . yet seeii,tlle man AVIIO first-boarded, and whore- , sentett. a pistol at barn, and being forced , into the cabin , tnstautty, - no Opportunity of seeing any othetidissinctly.--Remantled. Spiiidlore nt Corby's house, tbe'Ship at Btackwall, where be lodged since he was disclizsygetrfro'in tieu gate, in consequence of , kii,l4.. i)lg.sory,ill, and no proof beyond suspicion ' being agaiust admitted to bail. 151 ;':or/nor was.then examined. Mrs: Fartaile, alias Kerres, who lives at Woof.; with, recollected the prisoner having lodged et ; her horise about three year's ago ; he was 'then foreman to Mr. Punnet'. On the morning of the robbery some person tapped at her window ; she inquired is 'there ?". and Was .answereds " ;t Is I.;"tlitoicing iI was his voice, she did not hesitate to7onks.thadoor'when three then who had a.chest came in ; their, fatea!ii,ere disfig:ored in so drea4ful 4 manner that All.V.b6Canle quite ,alaryneti, eta begged theta for dOirc: sake to take it. way ; floe 44 114 %eo'Fitsti is unit],'" an d 00 0 1 •• "'s went 'away . . Rieharl. Mackerel, %vim .. absenntied...since robbery bad was apprehended hylf now,brOught bit histeXamination was not gone into, and teaAdt,if. . • Marked the. ba gs.previous tikr beinepiiilnto the cheits, said, since the rot)* -110 . r twelve °rale bagt-lpid been recovered, nine . or which had his rOail,,,on them; each of the,hag*: weigiiiit: 1000 ounces.- Here t he. investigation present terminated. , , • ATTE MPT FD SU ictrie.—Anyinfortnwite female,. who„ a few . weekssinee, was under the ploteetioti . , of a wealthy trader in Vieeadilly, cut her throft yesterday tuorniill, at her lodgings' in Norton' street; Sojto. itiedieat aid was pi otaptly obtaingdPy. but no hopes :ire entertained of. her recovery. COAL MARKET, MAY 17. Ships at Marlset: Ship% gold. Price. Ittl Newt:astir . 1 354. Od. to Cig. p er n 3 Smith:Ha:4.. . 3ss. Ott. tt) BIRTHS. • On the tat!, inst. at Riddell, Roxburghshiie, Lady Frances Riddell, of a daughter. On.lVednestlay, in Brunswick-square, the Lady of Geore Darling, I.:sq. of a sou. I of Ye.irrciay, at* his house in Gloucester-place, the la.i Captain flopkin.,, of a s,:ui. • 'llia. sanie day, the Lady of Dr. Studdart, .Thictors' COI — mow:, of ii, ••,..in. , On Thinstay, in Upper Rionk-street, the Lady Of 11 '' brIt Maker Itiatirus, F.,sikof it daughter. • _...., MARRIRD. Ycsterday, at Sr. Ceorwe's Church, Hanover-square , t" Earl of Nurniautou, to 12kly Diana Herbert, kl 4 oght lir °I Euil of Pcntbroke. O Wedneiday last, Catizaiti .:.'CliamLer*Wlilte, R. 1\I : t Ciiiirtotte-palrygylc,. (laughter of (knells' Sir flew Dal' ) '« pie, 13mt, Un Thurstlay; - at St. Georges (;!torch, the I-tnn. H. are , Bennet, secouti 4,1 n of the hart of T.:ttlierville, to Miss &a s ' tlanghter ut W. litt-5 , .11. fire same hap, at St. Mary-le-honoe Church,. fells wait,tn Mary ElizAttb - , second l aug hter of l ewl- 13uplite, Lsq, of epper Septionr-street, Pertman-square• On. Thtirsdal, at St. (.;e4rge'4, Hamner-square , So n It t Henry Rss uell, Es(k. to Cecil Charlotte, eldc,,t t l a itghtfr ° Ur. Pemberton, of breorge-street, I lanover-square. s D I ED Monday, Joseph Eiq. arts at the Aider Men of Shro,ssnory, aged tis ye3rs. • erar l '' 4 At C.luotto; w n the 17 th r. ..u.zust last, —apta.n VatiOno Schnell, of the IStlt lte , in.ttat• of 1;eolat Native is 001 4 Thursday, Robert Siorhs, Esq.. late of Dug' odti"loser in the nt h year of his 34 - e. Pest, rd.sy in SiAtiti4.lno 5 t ret t, orp, M.; chttel aged 4S. I.ON DON : ! ; :st :No. .- C 13"11 ; ; • o f r at The !' 4 1.1N-(11 , t . /('E,. , ors t ; !lei ALA nle t c4)ri , 2 -. :e.4 4; 4 ,71 - v413: kilt-csseu