The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

THE Ont'N`S Dt2:IWISG-1100,11. •! Yesterday her MAJESTY held n Drawing-room itt her Palace its St. James's Park, being.the first that Las.heen held ttsis season. Great cur iosity , Was excited in. the public - mind, and an immense . ' Concourse of people were assembled in the Park and the Palace, in the general expectation that the Prince of Si COBOUK Owould he formally presented to th e Q utreN . , b ut hi s Highness was unfortunately prevented by his continued 'Allis i . . positron. Notwithstanding the crowd, not the I least disorder 'occurred. Sir Nathaniel Conant and Mr. Milk attended ..t the head of a name ! Ot is ' assemblage of Bow -street and other police 1 Officers to keep order. . Soon utter one o'clock a guard of honour I • Marched into the Court-yard,. headed 'by - the 64.0 of the Coldstream reuitnent of Foot Guards in is their gate uniforms. A detachment of the first regiment or the Life Guards was stationed in the Park to regulate the corroiges, &c. The band of the Coldstream regiment played occasionally in the Court-yard. The andDuke Duche ss of 'cork Caine in state, accompanied by their toll suite, eseortetl by a party of the Lite Guards. The Dukes of Kent, Sussex, Gloucester, and Princess - Sophia of Gloucester, number of A. the, had previously arrived. nobility came in state. Vis coootyss Castlereagh was among theta, Awl was attended by six footmen in new The P . state liveries. Prince Esterhazy's (the Austrian Ambassa dor) state liveries were very splendid. Her Ma jesty ' 'heft her private avirtments about two o'clock, accompanied by her Ittval Daughters the Pilo eesses Augusta tool Mary. attended by their La dies in Waiting, mains of honour ; and other fe male atteudatits. Soon atter, Mr.. Adams, the American Minister, was introduced to4lre Queen by Viscount Castlereagh, the becretury of State for Fort ign Affairs, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. the Assistant Master of the •Ceremonies. His K xcelleacy bad afterwards a private audience' Of her Majesty, delivered his credentials, and was most graciously received. Mrs. Adams, the Lady of his Excellency, was next introduced to her Ma jesty by the Countess of Bathurst, in the room of Viscountess Castlereagh, who had not arrived at „ Co urt Previously to the Queen entering the public vrawing-ro otn . Among those present were the Archbishops of Canterbury, York, and Cashel ; the Cabinet Mi nisters; 'ail the Foreign Ambassadors anti-Mimsa tors, except the Prussian ; the King's Advocate, the Judge of the Admiralty, 'the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Attorney and Solicitor Generals,' atc. &c. . . Duke of Newcastle. . . . Marquisses—Winchester, Thomond, ‘Yorcester, Salisbury, 'Wellesley, fleacifortt, Cornwallis, Douegal. Murchuniesses—Wirrehester,Tbomend, Dowager Thottiond, Down s hir e' salisbury. • Ettris—Kiononl, Bolton. Pomfret, .Sliannon, Shaft th II Or, POWii. flarewoott, Munntedgeetimb, Rothe', Beshorough, \Nig. ave, Macclesfield, Auden, Batiturst„Percy, Islarrowity, Limerick, Bo whiter, A tmestry, Aberdeen, 1)13104m', Welt moreland, Aylesbury, Lirerpoot, Harrington, Whichelsea, }toasty), Blessingtoo, Darnley, Talbot, Tyrcerunel and \lor tun. . tem ntesses-Kiotionl, Bolton, Shannnon, Coventry, Berke ley, Statitsbory, Derby, Bottles, Harcourt, Harrington, Car tligan, Bathurst, Castlereagh. Limerick, Brownlow, Aber deen? Delawar, Ethingl i a r n, Aylesbury, IV arw i c k, Dowager, sUrtrittgait, Anoint, and Morto n . Vtottounts—Forlies, Bernard, Hood, Clive, \felville, Cas tlereagh. Paltuerstoo, Melbourne, Jocelyn, Chetwypd, are alshbrook. - Niseonotessee—Barnard,, Hood, Dolkeley, Dowager Mel -wilte, :too Ashbro o k. - 1 /tight Honourables-i"-F. Robinson, B. Bathurst. N. Van *Watt, Sir D. Dundas, R. Ryder, W. Fitzgerald, and W. Pole • IVellestry. -1-lonourables—Nliss Eden, B. Cochrane., A. Nisinairtl, B. Paget, Miss Bishop, Misses Cust, --- Villiers, -- Her bert, W. Noel, Mrs. Darner, Mrs-Herbert, Misses Clietwyud, and H. Welly:icy. • Lords—Beaurlerk, Braybrooke, Redesdale, Eliot, Paget, G. Berestord, Somerville, Delasouch, St. Ilelerts, Arden, Rath:rock, t iro Petals, Boston, Louvain, Strangford, Murray, Crawley, F. Compton, Binning. Rolle, and G. Murray. Ladies—F. Compton, Johuston, Banks, Healy, Duck- worth, Ousley, Barber, C.‘Ashley, E. Palk, ltidley, C. Dun- . eombe, 1-1. Park e r. ledesdale, Houston, Crailock, Arden, Campbell, El lenhoroogir, Walker, Parades, M. Russ, NI. Ship- Nrd, Dimling, *arbor ton,.E and H. Herbert, M. Blight lit Coventry, C. Hill, M. Hill, Sondes, Berestord, B. Ponsunby, ' Liddell, it, Cooper, H. Cooper, Malcolm, two Pt toys, F.: Murray, Blackford, two Grevilles i Anstrut her, Hardy, R. ttertiour, Dowager lin / wid ow , Calthurlie, Iyalpole, Welles- ley, Wareender. ' - .- .. . Admiral Sir Thomas M. Rarely. Sirs--I=l. Wellesley, G. Nayler, H. St. paid, J. P. Threls worth, E. Bailey, W. Nicholson, J. Sewell, A. 010 i -rune, W., Neat, G. (Risley, G. Berkley, H. Hothum, C. Edtuonstone, J. Corterel, C.. Morgan, H. Dalrymple, J. Graham, 11 Boss, G. Jackson, C. Robins on , W. H ooston . ' l '. C ra d oc k , H. Campbell, . Coboune, H. Calvert, M. W.,ltidley, G. Noel, T. Liddell, .1. Malcom!), D. Pack, 0. Gold, C. Green, S. Slay, U. 11111, G. Bagot, C. Hunter, Paget, Ar buthnot, W. Easter,. 'Ambassadors and Ministers—Turkish, Dutch, Wirtemberg, . Spanish, French, Russian, Sardinian, Swedish,- Austrian, Ametican, Portugnese, Danish, Bavarian. • Bishops—Worcester, Chester, Slangur, St. Asaph, London, Exeter ' Gloirreetter. t • ' • • Itev.ll.lessrs.—A, Stcricy„ S. Wix. Doctor Short. . . . Count \reorder. Gccerals---Cotiks.on, APLeod, %entre, Thornton, M'Lcan, Balfour, Cuppuge. a . rolutiels-Steplienson, Beuchette. Tryon, Ponsoutry. Res t:riles., St. Paul, Alotitresor, P. Hay, DalrVinple, MiDonald, t)clalley, Christie, Wert, Calvert., J. It, Taylor. -Doeville, llughes,'Tulley. Maxwell, Clifton, Barclay, Askew, Cl'Kelly, Chapman. Mnjors—Dpke, Elliott, .1. C. Smith. • ''- ' - .. Captains—Dawson, C. T. Nelson, Lambert, Webster, Teach, Langford, Stratum., West, E. Fineh, Waldegrave. Ntessrs,-Wigrarn, Illachfoi tl, Greenwood,. Phipps, Elliott, Cranac, l'sreemantle l m Asfrew,' Rycrost, Beaumont, it. Coates, Watson Legge shi ffner,' Bro•ok,i, w ere ,' W, Douglas, Caw- Illtarn, - it. Welker, Albany, S. Wallace, - P. Carew*, Walpole, Drummond, Towline, ti. Penn, Calthorp, Northcote, Lloyd, . Donovan 4 Watsou, Martin, B. Paget, •aird Grerille. - filistresses.—Nortlicote, "Wigram, Finch, Phipps, Elliott, 1 1104 linghes,. Cutout:, Palmer, Lockhart, Palk, Rose, Beau mont, Shitliter, 1.,. Wellesley, Gosling, Chic - Am . , Farmer: Pil- V ington, Musses, W. Pole, Claskell, Abbott, Bell, Arbuthnot, Campbell, and Dauliitii. Misses.--li. Simpson, Nnicnt, Macleod, .M. Palk, Gosling, Itiniiaird, fl ee, Lambert, tile . two .livatunonts, M ajendw % the two Morgans; Daukins, and Coltborpe. The fidlowing were among the presentation s to her Majesty :--y-.,_ ' - . Mr. Sh er iff Belt, by Earl Morton. Alluriral Sir John Berestoril, en his marriage. Sir t.ittorge Nayler, on his return' from his mission to Hann v*, and on being nominated a Knight nf the Royal palm- titian Order, by his Excellency "Count Munster. The`Loril Mayor, by Alderuran Sir Claudius Hunter. ile.isheritrth o rpr, try Earl Murton". ' Ir. Under,SheritfPuynder, by Mr. Sheriff Bell. 'he Indy Mayoress, by Lady Hunter. Mr s . Nil, Lady of the Strata, by the Lord Chamberlain, and Lail the honour of kissing hands. The Rev. Samuel Wix, Chaplaiu of St. Bartholomew's ties pifel, by Earl Murton. . Miss . .ll . ..idgmars Simplon, by her mother. , 4.441 y , Caroline Ashley Cooper, and Lady Harriot Ashley ~..,Lriopsr, by the Countess of Shaftesbury. ' 411.4 . Cattail, on Ler marriage, by the Countess of Derby. Mrs. ti ••ertheote, , ini her marriage,' by Lady Frauees Compton. Miss poor!og, by Mrs. Gosling. Va.etaint eisllood, by the Count e ss o f Warwick, ,cogoug to Ist t Mks C ivlisculi, eta het iiihrriage, by blitiger Vis- countess 'Plie . Coutitess of Aherdechopn her suitriagei by Do ra t er Viscountess Melville. - Lady Itfdley, by lady Mr.. Arbuthnot, by Mrs. Arhutlutoti Lady Barhzta Pousootry, on her Marriage, Miss Nugent, by Lady Johnston. Lady Johnston, on coming to her title; by Miss heel Mrs. haliutt, by the Countess of Limerick. Lieutenant Elliott, A.D. C. 'by the Earl of Limerick. Marquis and fifarchioness of Thomond, on coming to title. Cap Mt; Dawson, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Grqrge and L:idy Onsley, on their retort) from l'rrsia. Lady Barber, by the Connie:, of Coventry. Misiro. - Maeleod - by E. Macleod. Major F.lliptt, by Merjeant Heyn - ond. •-•:- • Lieut. Colonel West, Ist, Guards, on hisretutn.from service. Captain West, B. N. un his return from service. .• Viscount Mellanirsie, tin his promotion to the Peerage. Earl Blessington an Coming , to his title. • Sir llenry.,and Lady Wellesley. an their marriage, by the ' Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury.. Miss Mary Palk, by the Lady in Waiting. Lady Deresford, on het marriage. Lady Sondes, on her return from abroad. Lady Charlotte and Lady Mary b'Y the Lady in Waiting. Mr, Donovan, by the Earl of Harrington. Colonel Sir,Rohert Arbuthnot, on his having fatten appointed to a Company in the Coldstream Guards, and .yreated one of the Knights Commanders of the Must Honourable Mili tary Order of the Bath. • • • ' • • Lient.-Colonel Barclay, let (.4uards, on -being made n Compa nion of the Bath, and return from France. • Captain Shitfner, R.N. by, Mr. Shilltier. • Cohmel Macdonnell, in the full mounted uniform ist bis' re giment. . ORIGINAL POETRY. PATRIOTIC PANEGYRIC. TIERNEY declares, and TIIgItNEY'S R 101(0r, Fir thinks so well of BARROW and of CHOKER, • Should Sr.:lei:mime the Admiralty to dregs, He's sure, they soon would get npon their legs; While this by poetrg and that by prnse, Would rise to fortune, is despite of foes. How dirrent then would be poor TtittxttY's ease, Itedued to want, and hopeless of a place— Dany'd their powr's to rise, through life, slack ! The growling Mongrel of a toothless. Pack: PITY. Sleet ebild ohlear'n ! softly ber r 4 ,ht, iti . ls the oesnilig ray! • CtittleTityl in- thine own pure Might, To gild the face of day ; And smiling through thine olive bow'rs, And weeping o'er their faded flow'rs; 'Steal gently 'on thy way And let thy gaze hang on the sky, AnCi . Fceling's 4e* upon thine eye She wines! and as to Earth she draws, Her check is pale ; Or blushing al the world's applause, She stops the ' , leasing tale; And creeping to ibe side of wise, Her white !Mld sinoetlii'the; furrow'd brow And binds it with her veil ; And while she cheats the mini of care, Her voice is love, and love is proy'r ! Or stooping o'er the couch'of pain, *hen e'en HoPe has flown, Her sight shall cool the heated brain, And malee the Soul her Um) : The languid eye shall meet her gaze. And hring thou t cht the happier day*, More blest, since now nisknowns , • And in the faintly fond caress, 14r care shall soul he, her tongue shall bless ! Pale Penitence, in mantle grey, h agil andsilent near, ,And tremblingly she gives away Ells parikin in a tear; While hanging o'er his kneeling form, She skre . ens him frOm the passing storm, Abed calms the doubt of fear; And hiding un her knee his f;ice, She points to Mercy's dwelling place. Like who on their tuoist'wed beds peplore the doudy'day, As bending down their pensive heads They Weep and deep away ! So Pity, 'newts the,tempest blast, Bows low her head till all has pAst— A dna/ 1 r upon the spray! And loteher in her dress of woe, Her tears refresh. the earth below ! Oh strange, thnt prodigal of grief, Thou canst our grief ditpeli • And stranger yet, that, sorrow's leaf We love to rend. so wail ! Oh! who would shun that dream of mind Where woe it pleasure undeSit'd 'A joy we cannot tell ! • While Pity, with her weeping rye, Pouis all her sold in half her sigh!' • ' CAMBRIDGE, MAacte2l. The Chancellor's two gold medals for the best proficieuts in - classicsii learning amongst the com mencing Bachelors of Arts, were on Tuesday last adjudged to Mr. John Graham, of Christ College, and Mr: Mar nadulte Lawson, of Magdalen Col lege ; and the merits of those Gentlemen were declared by the examiners th be equal. George Stevenson, B.A. of Trinity College, was on Friday last appointed a Travelling Ba chelor, on the foundation of WnL Worts, Esq. The Rev.. J. Thompson, .M. A. of 'Jesus Col- , lege, has been appointed, by ,the Right lion. Lord Hotham, to be one of.this Lordship's.do mestia Chaplains. The Rev. Charles. Rose, M.A. Fellow - and Tu tor-of 1,4 incoln College, Oxford, has been iusti tuted, by the Lord Bishop of Peterborough, to the rectory of Slayton, -and a moiety of the vica rage of . Pattishall, both in Northamptonshire... , -- Patron,. T.-C. ‘t'elch, .Esq. The Rev. Itobert Morgan Vane, M.A. Domes tic Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Dorset, was••last week instituted ) by the Lord Bishop of Peterboroug4, to the rectory of Islip, in. North amptonshire, a Dispensation having passed the Great Seal enabling him-to hold that living;with the rectory of Lowick, in the same county, both on the, presentation of his Grace the D uke of Dorset.. , • Fi tO, bit OaY•t..v. , :c., (Fertincsday).--Ail selections Must hea sort Of masical patch , work ; and while they were of the same colour„ had the appearance at least of oruatuent ; but the intro duction of words and melodies, neither suited to tale ielitOn nor Me design of .Oratorio, is el bowing " a Niiit,of Sables" with n patch of yellow, Sitch, nnhappily. is the depraved taste of the times that modern trash acquires enthusiastic applause, While the stibliniestairs appear just-to be tolerated and only to he enjoyed by the ",judicious,'' as far as money goec, are not " worth an whole Theatre orothers."--i-Mr. llttAnAm's '' Deeper and Deeper still" - anti " In Splendour bri ; tht," were finely , executed. Mrs. SALMON gave what was allotted to her sweetly ; and Mrs.. DICKONS diqplayed her ancommon science, taste, acrd exe cution in 1 1- 1 Angels ever bright,'' " high o'er the Wm rriot's Head," 'Sic. with the best effect. . It is impossible to conceive or express her excellence ;n ‘VlN . Trit's " Now, again revising Nature." Its eons'equence of her great exertions in the two first acts, she too.k no . part in' -the selection . ltont HAYDN. The Battle Sinfonia was as loud, 'grand, and effective as Mr: NICHOLSON'S' flute solo st!ould pass unnoticed—hii subject was th'e national hymn of God save thy King, and he gave vtirintions of it iu the *finest style of expression and execution. The House was' an overflowing one,. JEW D'ESPIt IT. There appears in the Bill of the Covent-Garden Oratorio of this evening, sonic whOnsical co•inei dvures, to give them no deeper nanie. Could we venture to believe hi the waggery of so, weighty an .Arranger as Mr. ASHLEY, we alight be almost tempted to think that he had intended to furnish us with Jest Ili well us Song ; a touch of facetious 'lndio:, to give pungency to sober melody. What ' else, in fact , could h<iVe•our song-singing, speech making f;ivoitrite "BRAITAM, for " Ak, perdonna." Alfulalue NfAIICHNI" %%kit the formidable Outcry . of " Lord flare . Mercy," on her own Singing, or her hearers ears of cinnie.. attached to her name,' or the sunk and sepulchral tc;ne3 oe Mrs. Cu tot:, announcing--" The Infant raised," to a very dis proportionate'eleVation"no doubt ' There are some toed touches of this., simple satire still left. BE All AM'S " come, if- you dare" is in the ',stile of Lis last oratotical display, 111(1 proves M. Aant,rot's opinion of the few dicinus nature of that attempt. , His :‘ 1 parto!: egavalcut to a flourish of trumpets on, so. decided . , a triumph as then • Even the more Minutoattantions have 'not been tmitted, and he is made:to commence:it - I.a Dan— (Jewo).. ‘Vrst.r.x has not. escaped this sweeping ridicule, and recollecting the pleasant variety of transformations which , the venerable brother' of th e: Methodist Pontiff has tried ioqiis:notitins of I going to Heaven ; " in exitu one of the' lotopieiit touches that could have been laid on his • 440rcutneised sensibilities. " In exih, Israel." ' • A NEW VERSION. • Thtko my 1)10 br**clira that tifiVe So many a year their master'e hide, xpite of patch, and vamp, and 'torn, lttfusin to hr longer worn. . With Limit - ed lags in corner.; cast, Fall tictiia to the Jews at last. THE LYCEUM THEATRE: At least three hundred and fifty , workmen: are "lbw actively employcd,owthis new:national-Opera t House, which is to be completed ready for open-:', ing by. the middle of next ,month, at au estimated expowe 0(70,000/. It does not appear internally , ;i to he larger thaw the old Theatre, but it is lated'that it will hold about :50/..m ore. • The. Pit is spacioni r and the-descent- from the front loxes to the Orchestra give.tbe andience'an %minter rupted..view of the performances from every seat. There are two tiers of Boxes. Behind the front of the dt'ess circle, are seven private ones Jot the .aecummodation :of parties; 'which will hold" from tour to twelve persons each, the .satins as in the • Rath .Theatre.:. •Tlie• fronts •of the Bikes and Gal leries are to bit paintecla-enol.stone colour, tatte-' . fully oraLimented•• With gold mouldings ; the aria cushions of the Boxes crimson velvet fringed ; and' the backs and-divisions- of the tines a pale' t.os'e colour. The Stage will - he .one lumdted feet,: in depth, undo r,which is sunk a cpisee to give room for the ‘FOrki4g.of themost complicated The old entrance to the Boxes;, - from Strand, -is continued, and at new one made feOnt Exeter-stiect. The Pit and aallery doors %Val he in Exclimige 7 c o ur t , which leads through 'from' the • east entrauce of-Exeter 'Change toEXeter- 1 , street, • • ' • , IzAwit.E4 oitingi for cunveuiri a County Meeting to petition Parliament " to relieve the people from the most oppressive of their hurtheint, l %—He'went to the. meeting, hut protested against ptiitiOnillg such an illegal' and corrupt brut), ! • , Madame SACIII, the rope-dancer, bas e it is said, 401. ,a night. for her eAthibition at Covent . Garden. A poor Pedagogne!s wire, whose character be fore marriage had been rather equivocal, having unexpectedly brought him twins at the end of seven moolts, one of ;lob's comforters said to him, your good lady. verifies the old maxim,. • " Bk tiat qui eau dut." , The second wife of a but c h er o f ithe name of LAw, of Portglenne, in Ireland, was lately de livered O a daughter. The veteran of the cleaver is in the 98th year of hii age; his son, by his for mer marriage; ha.s just attained his 70th year; ami his Want daughter is great aunt to nearly 70 . men, women, and children. .. The strong indurcments held ant to adventurers by the Scheme of the New Lottery, and the very limited number of Tickets which it, contairis, have already been felt by the Office Keepers ; the orders for particular or favourite Numbers are evea Boy, nuunrous, ,;tl4;.itriEjr3. Corg ardtt.ti.v64 - 1 RCH MArket *at well supplied with all kintts of Gr.tiq thi• morn. ing. Fine' Wheat and' , Harley -sot& -re - nt Mmulay'spyiees,• NotWithstautllng tile skipply,ot Oafs was lar;e, line samples had a brisk sale at our last quotations. ' Peitse and genus supported their price. In other articles there i%,'as no altera tion. Mattcn dais Matitat Vf s rintweli sn pplietk wit It the i•arious Wails of Cattle:; urlt wit*/ diltrer.t . beef, Mutton, and Veal, sold at last prices ; and the trade; forthe,niiist pat was ,somewbeit dull. 'llia sales iii thb Hap. ' market were not lively; Hay fetched a better Price Straw and Clover obtained last prices. The under-ment; , ined prices and muuliers are an accurate statement • . To sink the Offal, per lto'n of alb. Reef, 4s. 0d.., to Sq. MotAtm, 411. dd. to st. Od. tart)}... dd. to Os. Oil. Veal. 4s. 44 t; .to ~ °J. Pork, 4s. 411. to Sq. EN.' Beasts, std. Sheep, st97b. Cairti, 140. 310. HAY-MARKET. • Hay, 31p 5;. to 51. Os. Straw, 31. ss. ,to 11 Ms. MVOs 41. us. to 61. lON. CORONER'S INQUEST An . lntinest Was beltlycsititlay at the sign of the Sun 'nod Sportsman, Ili*gh-street,' Mitry-te hone, betore'T. STIMUNG; Esq. Coi'dher tor; Middlesex, on the body of 'Elicit Beardruot'e, 304 four years, who was bunt tO death by het' clothes catching tire. Lydia Williams stated, that site lived at N 0.25, Beaturiont , strcet, MaryAe-boue ; that she was, looking oat of a front window about haltp.ist ten on Tuesdoty morning, and heard a.drendrid screnni which she suppnsed came from the next door, No. 24 she ran down stairs, and went to the first floor, where she saw:the deceased in ihd arms of its mother, in' an agitated state, and took it ou: of her Wrilliped her apron round tier, and took - her to her own hotk,; No, 25. Ilminah Beardmore, aged ten years, and ester: to the deceased, stated, that she and her sister Were at a neighbour's house, , No. 24', .titul • in a one pair of stairs room. The fire being out they went to light it, Mid as she vas puttiog the chips and coals in the grate, asamile caught hersister's pin-3-fore, and when she turned round she saw% the docewci running about the room' screaming very,londly, !nit seeing no fire, she thought she: was,ti'ightened at ,a mouse ; she soon alter satv, tire, and ran home to her mother, who went to' her sister directly, and site saw no more of the de— ec:ised till she was brought home in. Lydia %VII,. liam,'s arms., IL appeared that the c h illi, was dreadfully and almost immediately. Vodiet—dicci dpitql 4)enth. • - 'QU'EaN,Sriu A rit-/... 4. 7 / a k and W Puit • Min were 'exainined - .6a- Monday' laSt.• 'were ag,airt brought up yeSterday, SOlien A. CatUpliell, Agent;+fn the Aitny serving iruder H the Mike of Wellington, - Stienitod i ail& stated, that on Friday ' last Pate presented a - certifteate . at; his Office, pitr. porting to he 'signed' by 'the Minister a Blooms. bury parlii, for_sit different payment's of IL Is. hi. each !'• on infornied 'it was a forgery; -he said time pristmer Chuck hadlfilled it up for him , which the fatter confessed' on' , being taken into custody.. The •haml-writing icas, similar lir scveral- other certificates which had'heen paid, and one in' pstrA'' ticidar, it, the name of laate,lora 10s. which he E had no doubt was a fOrgcry. Ou 'examining the Army books, two meta' of the .prisoners' ,namea" appeared to have been . •discharged frOm the it is regiment, and he was fearful, 'lrwin Chuck's know. 4edge'of the army, amt the different prize -money tine to discharged Soldiers, that he has been iti the practice of email - flitting. forgeries for a cowiiw de - rabic time, aud'ise wished to have the case fur- • titer investigatetl!; consequently they were att'aink reniantled.;' UN - zox.HALt..--The premises of Mr. Oath r wholesale dealer, Huggin's-lane, dbeapaitle, were broke open, limitgoods to the amount of 10001. value stolen. • -LostGfoan A sslzah—Tise ft I owing CA nvi:- tiont took place at the R>s zr::s eJ f 1,11 word Dermody, . .found of the murder of his uncle, was executed on Monday s*e'unight. ,Four,men were fount} guilty of the murder of Colreavy, previous to the, test Assizes. nt whiels be wits to prosecute %event of those inGttaged wretches tailed Carders. Sentenee..--neuth. `Three men were fmund guiby (if '4 burgh' y, and cutting the earsoff a matt named :Al‘Cormick, for disobeying their orders in proving processsi for , the recovery.of corn-acre rent, Otte to his laird- • lord.; Sentence-t—Death. .Six men 'were found :guiltY of administering, nu unlawful oath; and sentenced to transportation. They were immediately taken from the Dock, and forwarded .t.ttler a ►niiitary escort to thegaol of tisk ttr~wt►; fraaLwhence they are,to be transmitted to the con yiet,ship at Cork. , , • It. is . a ,well known fact, that thonsands fKll victims to disease,. by : consulting men, igtOrant of the profession : this induced 1.);•. Conran, and three Surgeons of great experiene, to establish a • Medical Boarti ; at Charlotte linuse, Great' Char lotte -street, opposite the ltev. ROWLANDHILL'S Chanel„lllackfriars-road, London. Th e Medi cal Board claims; the ht tendo n o f those h +ye been" improperly treated, and particularly th afflicted with . Strictures, Fistulas, Ca itter , . SerOpluilas, Nervous Dchilitici, arising fr , utt warm climates, juvenile indiscretions, &c.' Erup tions tin the head, face, and body, sote'eye's, at ecratecl` throat,' mouth, and nose, noise' in Ilia ears, deafness, dimness of sight, paitwitt th e heka'd and limbs, Tretlnently mistaken forrhettma tint) weakness in the knees, nodes on the shin bones, swelled antics, tic. are symptoms which appear years atter, and too often , embitter the matrimonial state.' Messrs. Cootien and Co. are consulted daily by ail' ranks of people, front Twelve till Eight ; or'• by letter, enclosing a fee' (for no, others are 'answered) ; - stating their case, when Medicine and Advice are sent to- all parts of the Kingdom. The Piles aml Fistula cured without burning or cutting ; antE advice gratis. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. mornings, till twelve o'clock.---A side door, and private tobinS for females.---Dr. CQ0i)1{11 patro ;dies an establishment , near Town for the Recall modation of Females, whnse situntion require retirement during their aceoUtlituent, ~''- ;y li ': ~. ~ ~3.~