The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-14 00:00:00

4.10 Li R. The following, from the Cdraccasi has some fur -016. Pattienlars respecting the lissurgeni Leader, BqI.IVAU :- " On the 20th `the Governor gave his orders ;bet a detachment. ofleounn y troops, under e command of oste of his Officers, a uranalf honour and tried courage, shoal& march and take a posi , tint) in the vicinity of Ci l lAyallOp Sholll.ll act With the ateletest vigilance, as the - circumstances might require : the order was executed with the great% punctuality. That body occupied the various points which were assigned to it ; and from that-moment,, none ,of, them b4longing to the rebel army,' cantoneil in Corttpano, were in safety, Constant-alarms„ destations, and prison ers were tollowini, one a nother without any great interruption. No body dared to . quit . the place without danger; and the despot,. enraged at his impotence and humiliation, sent these words •to the - brave Officer who was every day destroyine biro--" If you do not abandon. those positions I will behead all the women and children who are in my power"-- , however. the place of Carnpano was efterwards set on tire by him. On the - 25th a studi squadron, sufficient to dCstroY instant the enemy's Vessels, wits at Cumstm. and ready to . sail, inn on the same day in the afternoon directed its course to i'anipittar, v;itere it teas to leave a V1'0'0 . 1)14 of - provisions of all- kinds, and arrisen• the 2911 t ad night. '' The Rebel had ;tinany been informed of the sating of our wanton ; and, lib, thinking him self in the least de t ;ri e secure, on the night of the same day lie caused the women and children, mho had unfortnnirelv fallen into his power, to he embarked, Hon, the tirNt instant, at . our O'clock in the morning, set s cil, [raving itt the place 100 wretches, commanded by a Ft Cllol[llllll' named RI. [3risel. Those victims, if such has been tbeir fate, are sacrificed to his folly, and to the anthii. tion and wickedness of a monster who delighted in nothing but mischief. " Titus ended the Expedition of this Chief of a new association of adyetiturers to this most faithful people, of Carapand, without reaping an other advantage front the invasion than the Lull • conviction of being universally detested, and the plitodtrdf all !h• coetut.•in the place, and the goods found to the store." We regret to say the great apprehension is en• tertained for the safety of the iris French packet,- which left the coast on Saturday last, mulls sup : , posed to have brew lost in the late dreadful gales. Site was seen off the Goodwin Sands ; but as the wind :was right upon the French shore, it is boa gilled that site endeavotrra to eegain a . French pott ; and i,s that attempt it. is feared site may stave n,ri,lted, as she has not since been heard of. The captain Of the King George, which sailed a tetv hours after the Trial; and tiv , il at Dover on the',lo6, reports, that the wee -ther that in;; his passage was most tremendous. and•that he found the greatest difficulty to reaeli the Downs. .'The Tr;4 having the mails on board, the merchants are in the preltest sta t e o f jax i et) about her fate.--(illurning Paper.) • We have rereived Madrid Papers to the 18th' Atli., but they are filled with nothing. else hut the ceremonies which took .place on the late mar riat;es, felicitations, &e. An immense number of Officers bare had rank granted to them on this ocensioo, among whom are Count ESPSLATA (pre sent Viceroy of Navarre), the Marquis C;45.11tt.- I.Art. tttid ABASpAI" MayquiB de ht CpNCORDIA (present Viceroy of Lima). These. Three have I've!) 'wide Captains-General, a rank correspond log to that of Field-Marsha. Aeconnts from Canada to a late date state Vint " Sir ROBERT HALL arrived at Quebec on the dfii of September,' to take the 1 / 1 1VA1 . T at , KillttlitUll. General Vi'tnottuvoToN is arrived, and stationed at Slonereal ; *tntl General Vittt.t.sori takes the - I - 16141'1y command in Kingston: This Gentleman left England the latter end. of last year, being appointed Commander in Chief in Canada, et Welt situation be.filkd for a short time, sAW , hen he Was supersede', by Sir JOlll4. SHER. 111MOKE, the present Ghief Governor. Sir JouN Irvady SIIERSiti4oKE, who arrived at Quebec 'On I 2th of Jiily, weta in August on a tour *ta 'Ow rp,p-r Proiduce, end to visit the falls of `lslietzara:; "heir return to Quebec was expected ,early in 111.shee." We learu.tirou. Frankfort that Count Gorroni, the tate Xing of Sweden, has .. fixed the — next 'Month for , the declaration or the majority or his aen. . . _ _ rasmoT haa ieft WalreliW, hav;ng repaired to Bolin satiebit an' sqylina from the Ktng of PCCIIS3 Ili* NIA4IISTY tillottell 111,igtteloirith rot hii 11-$411114 e, Atlas he is ant to lesve withnia pertnis.ion. 1 The PtitiCelta CHARLOTTR LIEOPOLV employ * number of labouring men in improving their grounds st Claremont. In this laudable , nib. Jett 'ol tote Ole Illustrious Couple take 'great de. , ei.peitiling their money among 0100 to Wholll it is must necessiiry, and gratifying their ntinds, at once, by the good done to others, and by the etrifbelliSkutent of their noble doinalti.— . They are out of doors the greater part of every morning, either in these 'grounds,, or in rides round the neighbourhood. The accounts of Lord WELLESLEY', recovery continue to be favourable. It has been provid . befort Lord Morns, as Pre. sident of the Aslitic SUciety, that time Mathis, on the West coast of Suntatryi were the I "W' of killing and eating criminals end prisoners of war :—The victim being bound on a stake, and - the figfttre extended in the forth of a St. Andrewia .crosi, the liltattas rush on hint, uttering a hideous yell, anti with hatchets and knives diluitch hint ,Immetliately. The horrid feast then c orontences, She flesh is furiously torn front lie body, and, be.; 1 !gdipPed in a mixture of ch i l lies and lime-juice, 41 devoured Coll the spot 1. - • TITS GALE ON MONT/AY N10141`.. LIVERPOOL,. Nov 12 -4110'33)1th, Amy., that fait ImCk'yesteritty,l4 ttittv on sittirr i*tr fai r' King's Dori:, having" inim built flit cit. blei. The Friends, 3out4s . tisr, on shore to the Northward of the Fort. The John, Muikum:r., front Did)lin vit It a cargo of iir a t n ,ii - ott t p: ore to . t he Northward of the Fort. The Mary Ann, BARRY, from Wittertoru with wheat, is ou Rhore nn the Nile-house Rocks (the cargo discha'rged). Thr William, at Dumbarton, from Greenock with glass, is on shore to the Northward of the Fort. The . William, CATCHeoN,' from Trieste, is oo Shore near the' Salt-works, but expected to be got ott without' damat , e.—Mnd now V. N. W. List night it was a strung gale from the South, with bail and rain. ItAtasoaTit, Nov. 13.—The brig Lord Wel lingtort, ANDERON, from Plymouth for Newcas. Ile, is on shore, but expected to begot off at high water.. Came in the tollowing vessels for shel ter :—Britannia, KULLY ; Ann, Puavts ; . . lington, LAWS; and Hope, SINCLAIR, with loss of one anch©r and cable each ; .Plough, ImaaAbr, Of IlaithigS,s with loss OUIO4S . SLCHOts And Cit4' blei ; ThOITIUS, CROCKPORD ; Mercury, Amy's ; Elizabeth and Mary, WILSON; .and the Thomas and Hannah, Ho .MAN.--Wind W. N.W. 00v.ita, Nov. 13.---The Crew of one of ou r boats have picked op and brought into this port a sloop, called the " 'lndustrious Ann and Char !Otte," of Weymouth; 'she was in ballast, awl. without any ,person on board ; she had Sustained' touch damage in her hull and rigging, ..and had lunch Water in her hold when picked 'up. 1-I,sawtCu, Nov. 13.—Came in the Activc,, FINDLAY,' Iron) Imnelon .for Hall, very leaky, having been an shore on Aldbro' Reach. Sailed the Lark .packet with a mail for Holland, and the. Lord Nelson packet with a mail (or Ctothaven. Wind N VoRTSHOUTH, Noy. 13.--Arrived hie Majesty's ships Stikine front Jamaica, and 'Heron from a anise ; and . the Hassaren transport from Que bec; Put back the 01 ioo, GRIFFITHS. Came its Ole Minerva, KonN, trout Motile, bound to Lisbon, in . a leaky stati: • FALMOUTH, Nov. I I - - --Arrived the Lady . IVel. li i ngton Packet from Ititi Janeiro, in 73 days ' anti the Marchioness of Queensbetry packet 'frotoNew York and Halifax. 35 days from the latter , both with mails . Sailed the Eliza anti Mary, for the Metliti , rrantan, with fish and' the Planter; BRAND, for-b0i1t1011.....-Wilid MAI, Nov. 13.—Came down born the lUver and remain, U14 . .101)11, BUSH)S . AN: and Nurfoik _Hero, for Titbago ;' Eliza Ann for Martinigne and St. Lucia ; Corthalton Park and Queen, for Ja maica ; (Wing Grove, for Donuniett ;• Active, for Marseilles ; griffin, for Genoa ; Enterprise, mad Louisa, for (ireuada, the latter with loss of - an chor anti table. '- Put' back- this' ntetrviing:t he Wm. LushiturnO . ,•tritit lose of anchor anti cable. 'rim French frigate Caravane wailed on the Bth instant for . lirvstesailed the Royal Sovereign Ynclop Commodare Sir Einvotri OWEN, for Calai3, to bring Prince Nlcunyas to Enaanti.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Mary, Dosson, from Ty neriffe ; anti the COmprtitor, ItitiCa, front North Shields, fur Jatninca.—Wind W.• • A letter from Dover, ttaied Noti. Plysr- , " A Brighton packet, that sailed from Bo i&htou to Dieppe, I believe yesterthiy, has just. now landed her passengers here. The Captain tiays it was the worst night he Was ever Wit 111, it blown a compiete.horricane, accompanied with very heavy rain., One wave alone threw into the vessel nearly Fire tfkllS of water, Which attire about five feet water in t h e hOld, and swriit some of the possvngers tott of their bedi, 'rho Lively Exeist. cotter carried away her liowspeit 16 the gale." The klaybadoes, Captain PARRY, of Liverpool, Was lost on the 10th ult.on the rocks bf She was from Smyrna hound to London, with el aluable cargo. The Captain and l 5 men took to tivo of the ship's boats, bait soon after leaving -:the ship Lifeboats upset and they all perished. Letters front Buenos Ayres to the 17th Angus have been received. • Parties continue to rum Ver: high. An armed force of renegadoes, consisting Of about 2000 men, was within a short distance of the cap'tal, and had produced great alarm, as they %ecru considered only in the light of common plunderers. In the present distracted stAte of the colony, the British residents hail heroine alarmed for their property. Ills 11ajesiy's ships Ily4einth and Amploon were, liwyever, off that pert; nod in cast of_ any emergency, the greater pr:iportion were determined to go on hoaid and claim the protection of their countrymen. A vessel had or rived front itiorope, the Captain ut which report.: gd he had passed through an' expedition, consisf, ing of about 5000 Wellington troops, as they are termed, the soldiers front Old Spain who had fought under the Duke in the late campaign's. This news bad produced a great iethiatiots. Sir II ENOY Ctattrrosi left yesterday, to lake the commaud of the second division ut the Ariny in French Flanders. • Died, at his son's house, in' Blandford-street, at the advanced age of bG, Mr. Wtt.r.t.taillow ran. During the late war' ha made Ressrt. PITT DO I) s his patriots, by indefatigable ext lions as a King's Messenger,. in which he - served upwards of 15 years ; also with the,llie Duke of Gt.°ucasratt2 , s yetits. In the Battle of. Minden he fought ino+t bravely, and on that memorable day wst wounded three tiinO and lost an eye, in the action. • List Thuriday last, 7th inst, Mr. C AMP'S ittL a supervisor, with several Officers. of the Exci , v, seized at Tradestown, in the vicinity of Olio 'five illicit stills, tonr,of them working front malt. aril ,one from who. materials, which they tis i,stroyed, „h i tP1311.2 PRON - I 11. THE ninuktrksussEx - • 'CHR IMRFt MAYOR OP LoSISTOk.,' To you. eisar Wool), I swrite w;tltontiliquise, And open all niv proi,Vti to yne 4 eyev; courine'd that. its a friend, TY schemes you'll And kindly oriumit as a wise Lord Nlay'r. (*ham, I ilottiglit a Tradesman I wO.ild Assalis nt, rellio; try to rival thee; Deur te the City, to the Brewers dear, , in all the arts to drug satall beer; 4;4 Think not in you shall see, Two of a trade could never yet agree ; -•• ; ; But since riveted of Fishmongers' flail,. 'Tis on %hist trit.le my Princely Choice shall fall: 1 Should do well rs shop to heti", t s Vetter-lane, Or May be in East Cheep ? • By noreit'y tisc itiqb is often caught, Ansl my fresh flih. would eagerly 14 hough 6 Beliiitd the counte'r portly I 'should stand, • And give the doonders froM my ftoyal hand; Full many a thrifty wife Would buy from use, To see the Fishmonger of high degree. Surely a selieine eat) ne'er he void of sense, . . Which jOitts halls popillarity and pence. lit Westminster mid Southwark many a ivies . Would praise my wisdoth, and appland my , choice; And the whesle mob unanimous declare, SuCtr.% the nett in fame to London's ',May's'. Not ail for noble actions are tit sigtt'd, Sonya liave l a Oaring, sonic a curveting allots `The Itentsr's tatne united nations tell, Beneath his power the proud Usurper fell: And tho', for factious ends, almse may snit, , All own that wasps attack the fairest fruit. 1"4 , 14,) patriot passion ever warns'd my 'breast, I ask but popularity end rest; Humble Ilse wish, and easy is the job, 1 eat good dintrers, rind 1 court tbe'mob. Still this is stale, and Intely tri our view We saw poor ORCEA,I4 the same emirs* pursue ; Saw him desert his SiiVereign, blot his fame, And change for mean E%alitd his name. The mob's reward I need nut, will not tell; Alas I its gratitude is known too well; But Engll4i boors 'tis easier far to gull, And we have nought to ,fear from ',Johnny hull. A dirretst route my genius would pursue; -- And strike out something st rnige,•end something new; A cleanly shop would suit coy present taste, Where on wet counters dainty fish is plac i d; The turhotsmletravith salmon shall combine, 'flse spotted mack'rel, and.the mullet fine; ' And raandlinOtatrons' sure shall weep to see • Such meek humility diiplay'd by me. Perhaps, dear \Visa!), thou highly-favourl ;low doubly is. , m'cl* to the civic chair, ldy shop khan with thy custom oft lie graced, Acid Impish Ilsh fur the'next city feast; , But should this scheme displease thy feionitlly- heart, l►ao,C better, way, to please theteuls impart ;. Did BUODSTiteltelt to I, k , Awl run away, 5 Or in the Steaks, like ioinea.Cocsi aAst, play. With such advisers can I fail to rise A star of magnitude in British 'eyes? Away with WJMUNOTON..what'S his renown? What the bright lustre of lily Father's Crownl.,:' SsitWieitylitinnets. some Inisesses, isty,ains, For Wootcs and WAITIIMAN'fi tiogtieflrC is Mme, And their applause shall consecrate my name. ~'::♦ .:> ~ . .~ , * Vide the Lord Mayor's speech upon h,is re-election: `CriVONT-Ciittolit§l TH6ATIIB.—The nets DraMR ststti eeneatiit hst night, with some judicious cur tit hnents,, atul consequently inct eased effect. In nur Critique upon it yesterthy a few 'typogrtsphi cull errors occurred, which we wih thank attr iletttlets to ctirtect :-Ist col. line 41 , fintu the hottoin, the word " fear "is (mitt et! after " lit tle"---ten lines lo ver, insert " the" before " sego lar"—fifteen lower still, for " wraught',". read wrought"—and three lines below, for " pas-, don," 'read ", Wi t l ► i n l7 lines of the. end of the Critique, for " real "us," word of too much 'critical importahee twin mis printed with impunity. ButowfoN, Nov, 'l3;----Herthigi bere are tae.: come plentifttl, instead of Oil. the dozen, they are now retailed at 30 for Is. A portable butcher's shop has been among the useful nua'eliics of this .place both yeqerday and to-day, which removed on wheels to various parts of the town, and halt offered .the best joints of beef and tnitttow at a penny and ,three Ii tlf.penee the pound under the mat et price. A few more of these portable ma chines would indeed operate pro bonopublzeo. ATMOSPIIHRICAL. CHANGER.—The morning of Friday last was marked by a severe frOst, which continued during the slay, the thermotneter stand ing at Live degrees below the freezing point.. . the night of the. 'same day a sioldesi change took place,attentled with rain, and the extraordinary depression of the barometer of 9,loths qt an inch. which gradnally recovered itself in the course Soitqtrifoy. ; oa the Moaning of katcy day there was a storm of sni)w and sleet, which was sticceedeil at night by another sif tevcrg trust, which takteil Ain . Monday even ing, when the mercury again 01, and was. again ,accOintmnieil with rain, and by very/I:lent wind, which consioned to blow with unceasing fury for upwards Of two hours. MOST DIMORAOPPOL EXPOSURE. —We stated yesterday that Brock, who committed suicide in. Si. irtnes's Watebtitouse, mats buried et the cud ift liritiv-latte,.nt two o'clock on bptly was deposited about two test trust the „ _ .. .. . face of the ground, and during Tuesti,ty tire re watt notch murmuring amongst the inhabitants "at ti !e body being committed to the enrth before their ' doors, and at night the body was .taken up by tome petsons and left' in the street. As might lia3e been expected, the place eras A scene alt riot and, toofilsion, and the body wit 3 (fritggeil about the Ch.:et iii the most . gijigrueelni Ittittltlirs ti' the amusement of some and to ihe di,ghst of othiTs; Inftirtudlitur Wdi gheo at Nittat,i(ingh..ltn'in 0 1 the tumid eivcomstanct-, no d, w i t h' slit IlViitil ritiCt ' of parish officers, tt,e hotly ain woo v'c!oveyefi. fu 111 '-' [WchiV-hnoose, and yesterday it was tig private l Y Committed to 04 earth. A Courageous boking notch, and of tt nova nittlire, intik plac , Veswthsv morning, in the • lower grunion, called vie :•ooti! nous to Coltheinti, Bnek-s, between Jonatlplif coaoitan,toCapidin Haus, awl ti f artyl . "lo" l, tt pll dice n and hat moot, for In enoteas aN.itle, in a ring of 20 fret. Setonini, fit4e/tr, of Sloplake, for 1511,1 'r Ann for Ihtinte.tos. The ,n e tt weighed about 14 stone each ; havinq 11105 i activity, anti having air sliewis off in th'eyale of gerkshire, the odd, were upon turn. r in the 'first ronoil the men advanced to half anti 144 , empil rook ',mud hits with the greatest conea:ge tor tour mottoes. They closed and were exhansted, On getting Second wind they rallied again', anti . bit for t‘ , .o minutes, when Thompson fell with allit on the let ribs. He got its alone untl l'elielved the combat, and the rou n d lasted eleven minutes ; they bled Lively, and the sides of their heads were numb swollen. Ater t minutes. they . renewed the combat, hw Hilton broke ground, and received his adversary several. Ones, Without getting hurt. Alter seven minutes, Hilton•was knocked down by a blow upon the ches't. In the third rontol, Thompson had but little sig6t,,issafonnsolue,fresli contwions on the head, hemaa unable to See his adversary, anti was taken away, after fip,hting 23 minutes. The meta showed buttoin ; but ; our Correspondent states, thAt they were awkward, and could have been been easily rty a 12 stone scientific boxer. who cOuhl measure. his 111$31 , 111Ce ante get away. There . tyits sip shiltlng from blows—it was entirely upon • the ancient system, of ; give mild take; with the exceptioula a hhit given :fl op •Hilton to breAk, ground at the latter cud of the tight. ~t ~ .yvT 11YDR01110111A. , , 9FT ll 'Ott7tlpwarcif of bix weeki “,„ tvontall i 19,9, kVia one.of 11t? gates at Eglititoit;, observing 11°rtiastif dug lipveritig about tliegate„ and dreading iujiiry ro !Ill : , elfititep . or 'poultry, vent ottl,to prevent l it. The' 04 instantly at - cached and .bit, her severely on, both arms. No extritortlinkry effect Wits fur some time visible, uall any fear of dauge , arising from, ihe'.circumstance soon .suhsidcil.. On Thursday I;tst, however, the woman felt - herself slightly Tos slight inilispositiptt continued mull Sunday,. when it in eles‘setl, mid she telt an insilnlity to swallow some tea. • On 111 putty morning . the disease beeme snore virulent, and every symptom of hydt ophob* now too evidently_ appeared.. On Tuesday inorri► iug slid died, notwithstanding the. tinremit ling - Ocavours of several respectable Medical attendants to, prevent the catastrophe' cOItONEIt'S , INQUEST.. • . • Toe“lay an Inquest 'was' held before S. Nir„ c olouer , ut the I. 4 olohut Hovital, which excited a sirimg inTest, partly E rma' the sh ,pi c io n s winch vtistcd, ai well at: from the' 111'6 famoosoororiety of sirme of the "tartlet, implicated, apper.(red from the evidence, which was chiefly drawn from the declarations of the deceased, whose Milne; was Elitabeth Willmott, that on Si,. turday morning having kit her service at ii,stifiad, she etas tne.t,in Witheclopel by one Ors. Devia' . er Ifition-atreett, Racliffe:high ,vay, w her to accompany lie home. That on the Sunday evening she was pressed by Davis to go into the streets for the. purpose of pro,ititotion, which, s ti e refusing, was kicked in the tide by Davis and ) e, Mrs. Cohen.. On St Tully was taken by Cohin to Cathetine-wheel-alley. tVilitechapel; Wittife 'she was again ill4reated, for refusing to associate wilt sonic man oleolour, , On Monday Mortritik, being thirught dangerously ill, slie was taken to t h e London Hospital,- where the stied- on DIU:111* (lay morning. Ibis acconnt was given by the deceased -,at the Hospital to the nurses. It did not appear that the deceased thought her.. self in'a dying state at that time. On the other hand, the sister And aunt of the deceased de nied that she bad ever been, in service at Ea , field, andthe sister, Mary. Fruer, in particular, deposed. that she but lived l'or the last twelve- I ntinitha on the wages of prostitution. She wits tweitty•ts/V years of age. .Mary. Castle, her aunt, visited her while in the hospital,•and to.wituess's inquiry us to the cause of her illness, she merely stated that she had met )vith an accident., Two medical Oentlemea were examined, who stated, that when the deceased first came into the hospital, she complained of having reeeised kicks and bruises tin her left side. That on examining'her body after death, they ti(end, that these bruises were wholly superficial, and bad not in ,any degree affected the internal parts. ' Considerable Wham , . %nation was found on the light lobe of the ltrug3, which , terminated in an efftriion of water, which prothteed her death. The intiammat ion `vas her right Shies unit the • bruises 'on her left. There was no connection ,between them, nor was her death in any-degree hatilened by the knises which were found Upon her. The• Coroner said that the declaration of the deceased in the Hospioti could not be admitted as evidence, unless she considered herself itt a dying state, and they were, not merely unsupported, but conttadieted part by other evidence. The *edited had not been sedoced by these iatamous women, though she had received several violent contusions, but as Oleic ,had no operation on her death, they would constitute the charge of assault merely; mot not that of murder or manslaughter. The Jury returned a Vet thvt of—" Natural Death." line st 1 ity seulligiit an alarm of fire vest given from the Palace at Newmarket, but the 6411011.Witli got under with oettreely any damrtge l on tite;:fol•• l o wing slight, Wedoestl,ty, another fire hroktr- - eut At . %tone stake itr the same I',Witi o but try the tituely attsitittittee of the togitics'it was ottillguisto. ett wit lioi.t twicit damage. Litt' eticsiOr tysiS yttreVitiy week', 'at noon, neatly etivtiloped ,itt darkitert 4 ztietthisi or htii,:s %vete It t be light et' ht all 1114 hwises this Ne,is ti occeolei by a,sfight shower. 00 Tlturrs* dig falls of hail and , rain took place ; ots Frolay the tiost was uncommonly severe, twit uli Santlay the sooty which fen IVdtt 41)0\1.: MO Net ttttrwpr 41 the streets.