The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-07 00:00:00

Dt I~e U ( M 1 L. ,i 77 -7 • . .. .... ri X ~' „ ~~ rItteEIN n 7....% 6 T NUICIII 3. ttoiOELS, Sgri. —Tt.e French broetru new , not witittanding the los•ts which that-king lottt tats pays the sums for which it "lutlehted to the Allied Powers witlythe greatest exictneis. The provisions are tegnlarly delivered into the magazines : in this respect there i 3 no ground for complaint. It does not appear that the public service 'in France suffers 'from this burden. The tailitary on half-pay" reAtent in Picardy, Artois, and French Flanders, Iraitictly pAid, which certainly has the best ^influence on pithlic opinion. VERE.MI,LFS, SEPT. 27.—The BourbOn.,Prinecs', withdraw themselves more than tonal (torn ParN it appears that among the Royal Family some differeme of opinion prevails. - Tits HAGUE, Seri. 28.—The deliberations of the States-General on the-subjects of the Tarii and , Import Doties were rentived tin' which occasion n. great number of 'iletubers spoke for and 4 gaiost the law, The abates eolmrience - d ;it 11 o'cloch, and at half•rast 5 the Director-Csenerat Arichtrs, '‘vho hat* en' pre!ent the itilfolc time, ccquncncod hss reply' :o the various ohjectiolts that bad been made. At length the l ucstion +t-as Plit, , ;It the Trite-, and the plan of laUettiiis carried by a ynajority of 47 to SO voices, 'Among the Members who , spoke fcn. the 1,4 were . Messrs. notreuge, Gendellien, tind Among those ‘vho opposed it wet.e Alessrs, ittaten and Byleveld. . •gortia,, Seer. 29.—As : the Princess of Orange is now in state ot pregniney prayers are ordered to , be put up in all the ehpreltes for Iter • iii4lllWW9i havy delivery. Sunday the 20th of .October lois'lreen appoint-; ed to he held as a soletrin thanksgiving for the t r onottrable !Share which the,Dnieli lleet,,has bad in the victory at Algiers, and for the &livery of. our countiymett from slaver/. Sr. POTO.RiBUIIOII, SHPT. Z—Connt%:Nessfl , rode, .directing Coonsellor for theToreign 'De pito meat, has sent round a cirenhit moist! foreign: Ambassadors, slat ng that the journal of the Em peror to the interior parts of the empire had no other object but, the remedying, pi. the injuries .which the,proinces bad suffered, from tire pre:, tenet. of the enemy )' that his Majesty ‘rotild pro ceed front MoseoVe to Wtit'Siittf, and was expeked Mick iu this residence by' the 15th of OCloller ; 01 . 1,81 inn s ItF ,j e nyWi,ll!s in int-rite into the pnurse of a he newly e stablished ad in ro rion, iti tinder to conCrtis the happinessnf his people muter hire Protection or the peace Hi It , f‘kf?'4 at Ifieutia s t and that he, Count Nesseirode, o'g:oEl'M this foitAhe.ilurpose of Ounteractin..; an raise re ports by which this joittn i ey'inight be ustkihed to other and tinfoundedctinses, AUGSTSVO, SIMI% 2.1.-111 the .414emoine tun is a privatOetter front Nils, - Sept. 1 . 2, which Pates, titnit Liefore m ihe OrChllMillee, dissolving the, „Chambers, appeared, rpresentatiO»s were made ,to Isis ,Niajesty conLerning 'the truly rerolutiottary ecntiment s of the mijririty of the late Chataber'ot Oeputies ; that the ,lßusilan Minister 4iihirect it tieeeisary :to prevent . asseaiblies which tnight 4poite troubles in France, ' by exaggerated: prin . and ,opinions ; that the Duke of St'elling- Alas d.eattredahe 'Prince' rtegent ;tatotil , l regret nn tic the Deputies express tmtanstitutional les which might endanger the prOsperity of , (ranee. The King stated to have ansivered It, he .ehould know how to check the e ruption the tor .r.ent ; hut he afteriviirds. found it hest to antici rate the eruption. It ,may he Armed, that the the Ministry de , ,ite' the Charter to be maintained. In it late audience sh;14 1 1:oilerle, the Duke of ANafitiLv,mv, as we bear, apoke warmth to' this dick :—fle coml . :tared the' Cousri-, 'tution to an anchor to which France , 'muat bok fast, alter having escaped SO many storms. A Deputy of the Anti-Ministerial party •wonld not believe that the Dukestrionsly held thiSlatignage. Be therefore itSktql his Royal flightiest, aside, ,if be were serious Quite serious,- said the Duke, rather angry and •ilititeloud, without tbe'Charter there is nO salety for France. 1101130110 H, StiPT. 27.-...011 the sth of this vontil'AfrAtossell , thelitnerican Minister, con chtdeil:a Treaty .of CoMmerce. with the Swedish Plenipotent Counts: Engestrom and Mornor. The - sJuie :Minister is -now going to Copenhagen for,: to siniit it purpose. There • is also talk of a •:'fre'atyni Commeree between Denmark and erns. tiht. The Rusatitin squadron,. built at Archangel; is arrived -in the Sound it consists of two ships of the lint., four friiateS,itnd some cutters. iti-rAwelnort.s. AUG.24:01415C plague makes unhappily grest•grogress, and, particularly among the Greeks., Within a month 130 patients _have been brought tutu the hospitals, of whom :38 have died. At Solonindes the . plagne continuo,. STUTTOAtin, 'Sarr..26.—His Royal inghness tine Duke of Kent arrived . on the:22ll at.Lnuis, bet4lg under the-title of Earl of Dublin. FRANO,YOTIT, Stmt. 25.----Thereiwill shortly ap pear a Programme of the solenthities that. Will take 'place at the opening .of the Piet: Laus ti ts SKPT. 20.-4hc de Lausome a, this date, .cnittains an account of the Orneeed,. iii g s,of the British and Dutch sq uadrons ;at A mite, to this ,account says, ".The greatest part ihit H amrative is extracted from the report m at t e by: Als'. it ainonard, commanding this French Can. iyarrt i nsli„:4Atat, Who was, commissipped to keep tiiin,eif near ettotigh to O bSgrww b iit w as pass i n g,. de 4e tenir a port4e.dcs e tentmens,) and to stop any vesstis 01:400g11-4,,, to his nation that atteilipt to approach the coast.'s accuillit states, that the iss u e of the cow bat was doubtful till ei4ht o'clock, when the Al tharthis'zttereq,,:arlyi proved f,i:t it to tile Ent;tisli, ,t venal of the .11P , ' 1 1 rine fii t .ut...4, in being drici.l by tl,'e to(s,...rils Lord :xmouth's tibilged bin) to cut' 'r3bles . , and 'give._ tip life' . ewi t hi,r . Tile Eitgl,isii loss is stated at TOO, and -that tlie'cnetny at or 900. NVilliliefaßHG, Sari' .--;,(From Przttsia)---The Prussian paper currency of ail descriptions is now risen to veariv its nualinni viable; nay, some kinds are 'even 'rather above. This circumstance, its speedily'following such a 'time of distress, is cer thinly. a 'strong proof bow much a Governmenk can effect when it strives is all it does 'to gain the confidence of the people; and the Prits'siatt has again novo,sbewn its ancient probity in hi) distin guished a manner, that owe may ahnoit tay it has dune . more than was to be required.. siavra' tmtnicA-. i ~ jl ~,.1 Ayres ,Popets have errived tirt. ' l9th 1 . 4 ittly...—Accottn:s had reached that place 'stone. 4tAys before of the sailing of the expedition front ry Jiheito, anti they wee id'so apprised fhat it _tut into St, Catirdninc's, previous to its FtrOeettritig on its in 'destination. It rinirs that emissaries front Brazil hail Lilian.- vd, Eniecess, tii iitake kilt:l- I/414as 'or tire ;fi g ht t <lnk of La . Plata believe that the - er as .tephe -entirely tleCtoted to the, Ocenflation , nt . the 'left hank. The Congreis at l'nentnao fired determined to deliberate foribitit on a declaration of independence, 1/ . .e netv Couttittition for ,the United Yroviiices of La i'lata, a permatterq, syitetn of finance, and of naval and militaryrielenet,,,Oic. 'rite JotirmdisAs liarticidarly direct the nttetition a their Readers to the cirCtifilitance,tiitat Cteat Britain ivill remain convict ely nein rill in the . enilt eSt between the !J . toted P 1 itriuce t a n d tti e SoniOrd§ and . Pori gtt ' ese. "Die follo*lntk , - il ;e ' `translat i on of the ktest - Proelarnation is'stted by 'thei-Buettos c Ayres Goveimment Couvrityqr,N,-111,i1 , t't.n itre jtied iit'Sjiecoliniisr; on tile preteu,ionsvt,the Portnstufst boo witki t ryspett to the protnices c 4 the itirerfhte l tha t .. is seridinr; an expedition to owl cu tits, accorilitif to the / it est cammunitati.)ns born inost. rOsiiri:fahle itrilicitl.Lit to iltininiissWtt of 60,,Prosaynt but seta in;tv datg(er, one gre,itet than every other, irt tab iter i Aexify of so ninny jarring oloilikins, Which pvkidtteethe . cflet: 4-01. .prviisCA false wadi/mutt tr , irniirlt Writ tt/attight 414,, alipito) I 1:,t111 . ,,50i1MF4 snEr.t)tipti the inniot to 113ost heroic.resointion to Support Matt tla c:i cred 4:Anse of lihrtty, stilriiiterprvtatititts utt iatkiessti,y lis t env)" to of a conduct imiidinqs; under.t. re; y asitertl,tlF „if an, arroy.coming to enter p ur territory W;Thwit proo:icaiton, 1.04 nv.wmg its intention und yet 116r•pr,ti•mlinetoi ilisiftlite it, dui not afford the strovigeit- proof that, eons:v/et:in. us oliti,..ws Iron. ;# l t; Cn 1 1111ixii regol,stes the intereoure of Li. vi nitt . ious, it is ititerideti to employjraind and vioiettl , io'ro , e 111)0W . tt U new yoke,' or to tit , SLlbiUgate U 3 ^10: ‘, shall 'we trait, Citizens, until. the Por.tr,gnene have irt, . ../ ldt;ti US, in *mkt . to tfevot, otircelves itothoftiet: 0 Altrpt 111,:iillVei cif ileteltee itaiitst their itojasst ,figgre4ion? t,tow ', lo g 1 3 it,4lnce.reillvelol)lr;pitizerts , so jetqoll4 Of their 14. booty mid 0. 4 ;0- glory, have ahanditned themselves to a Wind gilt ;ticr on the liberal sealtriciits of a Prhitte 'who never tint; ployeii trri.Y .suelistatintentst wliqba , 'ma o nly . I, C"r giVeA illt, `itgliteitt proof of adherence to our etuse, hut, oil the, contiar;, has long since joined with our opptesors to attach , ts. , ,• The Coninqesi9o.44 ADverrial.oot°, 4 , ft4l'ireffln4tPlii)ti plyilvi.nigpoupttak to cool:ince yOu oi the Ivece,iiity ttl' eh; pl.tYlitg's Milts 4 Otatellint 4 1‘11`' filta - eitthtlithitat It y , r whiek, 1.1. ts)rnstiersiriedes.:.yeis 3=tyvacti "44m.ily.Proips!_illv , 44$, ,, is yocirs ; yours to the duty to support it. 'ite - u`ovettirtient viol tit) an more then direct your efforts; and in the fteetitrot tvter of that itmitturablivtasl;• yaw may tidy upon. iill the effi cacy of their zeal„..„Szcrifici..s, it is !rat , ate retittirH of you ; ip,it it is necessary, in order to their being' beneficial', that 'trio' iloiftld be liberal-and welldinitd tit is necessary to ntaltst them in order to save us, ~Tite tiovernmsot ritlies neon no' ut.hglyyttir 00 Otkertaeasures iii ill yonts. ltesignation in - wia .14 Ifni fatignet of military service, generotity 'in et "ernituri 'Cog , with,..soiu . . Melones to the existing nests-144.0: the country, will decide your, destiny. , . I , supnta you feel .youyselves,, tiggrieveil in submittitsg to certain privations, incasing Our Hafety and yitur gloi l y the Cottmilisitioa erGovertnuent will4thindim tbe lielotaif.alPtirs, u.thler. 'the .eotwiptileta„.thtit you wish 1.. relapse, into slavery. nig it ft els satisfied. that in the great city of Duenos Afros there will not be found' a citiZen worths of the. nape, who wi ly i l a- ti o: ' l ,,..b•e;ta tl i.. t o signalize himself by the notsteon spictious, proofs . of heroic pat riot' sin ; that ail milks witrilake it it twilit of lianeur to mingte /»t - ether In . the perfitifinitier iif the service 'of the unlit ia, , wit lioat,atly oilier ;411istittigtitt thou ~,,fha t may belong to the accidental Oat - actor of Oli'lf. rellO.C tivt bl,:140R19; that the more eferated class "of citizens will display their tacks in , instructing their compatriots,. and itt contromtkoting, infOrlOtltKol to the Government iiii,td) the means of triumphantly emerging ,from ' Ito uo l iti. lihed perils which , surround tis; that •ths'avertatitile class well 'offer their effect's • to. deinty the indispensible,espeittli , titre of the, new strug.:le it), tel we,iir t . ettgageit, anti that, justly . calettlatiog their trite int erems, they will it hesitate • lii sucritivi a Psti, to ovoid expOsing tlso whole to utter de ,drnetiiro, We well know that the war has (v i ol 1 , , 1 ,,, , h1c) ill.. rofirepi,,Aht , ir Pillows, and that this distio;:utsliell body has, ' iteiptireil itoitiortat claftiis to our e i.miintiv,(,, the liberality: with which they love sh.tred its, anterior loans and friqltirrou tiatis; Itt i a,fil l ivipns, worit,of intr political tegeneristiito Otity, in this respect, be Considered AS`a monument of their gene rosity ; hat lir her - present distress, the eituntrytaust rvsoct to them to to her only refuge. Thus it . 14,001; in it Inc cotitiii'y the cirvincycial interest ocippap, a ra ,o, which, (rota its itn4 portante, towers above tilt utll4l. sse elas, arid thavi t ,f, pet eon i side:ration justly due; to, its services itte,l* the font - 6)400ns of It : Sit : de, noltistrions, active, qui flourishing, Tili'cit yotir! eyes to the. United State Sot Nortlf"Ailtirfert; entil•lit , • • tthett; you will 'lnd ;tit example which ought to •Ankripts.,yoir i pxer. tions, ..ti l lin: ‘vkll'it for gull of, your minietOtlii tolt4. t Miy , eo w ne day, Ci iiit 11 , 3, he enalited - Cu boast that we khip4ethurt tO illihate i !fern. ' : (S i g he d) " 311GUEL nF: iitmoyEN. .. i FRANcNco ANToNto DE F. ' 4 4! ALADA.: MANUEL onTAno, Sccerethry.: ' • : " iluetioi Ayres', July 17, 16.10.!' 7' .". 4 ', .', . 1, • • Tlit PAIittrONTIC trtorroutt SeusstoT inatie the is:perinient of his I'artt .ponlie Chair on tin Seine, hetWeen ths l'oht L'onni ri.and that of the, otilitary Scho6l. 'bowies, which bears no reseinblance.to 'piece .of furniture whose name it bears, consiSts in a tin vessel) of an anottlar form, and of 'c'ainiritk and Yotome great 4100,4) to displace "a quantity of water .greater than the weight of , ,tnati and his - havresitek, with statue provisions in it. The titer fixed this machine, tinder his aims and around his. breast, by means of leather straps, one of which passed between iii tcgs, and tint other over his shoulders.: In this - state, and :without altering Eris vertical posture, he sailetlalong.with his Bead and.nrins.out of. the water, and:hafllhe 'free ‘use of his, hands, when- lie did not .employ them' in rowing with two small piddles,. A help adapted -to one of the-points_of the circular tin vessel plie- nt 4i vents it , fro .turning about. It did not appp Itow_heconld move it, agajtitt the streatu the: propinied palsage.frout Cataiti t61) ( 0,4 ) . ivotf 'tithed .be long, and tlifficult, if we itre'ilo - juAgp coin the fatigue which the swinitner aPPeared it feel in proceeding only a few hundred I ,,li es eve n with the stream. -- (Paris Paper, Ni. 3); Alea.,o - Np tAtvhl".l%; Orl. 5 4 1816. • •;,•:. . *,..; •se ri-!, • Cftit ab atte notifies that oo t r N 1 de Frier e, togiaiii fsitiii,ter, delivered to the 'Plitt...! Regent his .eis c>t recl:l,,,and Couitt I'ilusi:lla his credenti%:s as his successor ; that 'on the ••2d the P; ince Regent invested Sir D. Millie Stith ti entigits.of a Knight tknotuander cif' the Sath'; thot he bias appainted•the Dutch Achnirat Van Cupellan an tintiosary Knight:Commander of the same Order; confetied the honour of Knighthood upon Captain J. Brisbane, C. U. permitted the 6th Foot to beat on its colours and -appoint meistsAllie Niegi•ira," the 7th Foot " Martiniq ue," and' , !iialbuera," and the Bth Foot " Martinique;. and commanded that the Oth, 12, 11;th, and 7.3 d Liglit'llragslottii shall be arnied rind'equippeil at Lancers.j •• - C'pnitnissicitfi n 'the Big, Norfolk ltegithent of 1'III:62, lig-nett by I;'s Riiyal Highness the.Prinee Regent,* the,Nntne arid un,the behalf pi hilkAlajesiy.—Ser,ivat!!rMlijorltinvit bait ritc of the Grenadier Regiment ut Font Guardi, to bc itd- Juncic, (tece;tsvd. Cuntniiisions in' the Prince ittgent'4 Ritinient of Chesinri' Yinimaury Gava!ry, signed by the Lunt 4ie4tell•tnt rut the ;CUtiaty k'014111e , .. 'to be Licptetiaot-Colonel, vice L;icuster, itinPccOt. }'l t utiGr to Majut, t'ke. TmN. s hit vututitett. Th ulnas' Vtiovl r d, to Captain, Vice ITr . 4' ed. ThUants . Grini..ditch o tient. to Ctorttet;',Oce rurncr, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. , . ~ a. Fsletia, lteacruss-strecti batter, tram ()et. t to No . rcifr, at Guildhall. . . BANKttuivo Es SUPERS CDVID. W. 'Pricler, Bury St . .l.tdititifids, Sufrull:, grojer. . . , J. Cayza, Maher, Ciarnwall, tanner., , . .'.. BANKRUPTS. , J. Webb, Waivethatitpial, Sta!fora:Aire • , mercer, to idr . rendcr•Oct. 39, al,z4ti,l Nut. Its, nt ,thejtvoinghuot Actua Inn, Sll4lllOl. Atturnivi. Mt. le,rice, Wolverhatuptuu, And LVlev,ri,...l.o4llce and Wright, Temple. , 'l. Hediry, Newewitle,dit4.lll-I)iii, merchant, Oct. 21, 29, a'nd Nov. 16, ,tkt the, ‘ieutge limn, Newcastle-upunrTyne. Attorttiv3i Mr. Itaintli hige, Newvagic-upon-4yue . , and , ' :ticisr,... Attilition and ,Ithldoklcituneery-14ite.. A. HuluiellryN, W u rc v sivr, inerehaut,,Oct.:l9, ip, and Nov. it;, at the st.kr and tiatter, Worcester.. Attornies t Mr. Currie, Winningham, and :Nil. /Ito:Art4er, , Carey- , treet, Chancerf-lankt. ' 'J. fi:uttrili, Islriniiiithanti,silveroulltlir 1NV. ; 24, gq, and IS'ur. Iti, at the 'Wool rack inn, I.litakidghant.. , 4tt4rlsieg, Mews. atietittlder : awl liolthe) Mw fun; rand Air. e ! ,, : i.,-,. Ihr •lminilltaut. . . . , . • ti. Al. : Pearce awl W. M. liodson, Liyervo , J,. thercharits, 0et..19,126, and iSok% 16, at the Geurse lokt, Ltvequul. Alturito. Mr. !lint, Liiviimuf. . -• .1 lirunk,•llUddetshrld - . .Yurk4hire, In:lA:idler, Nur. 1,. 2, and IflottAhu Oeurge Inn, .111.141derstiuld Attuttors, .441 r,„ . ,I.tatt);eo Chant ery-lane, LotttiOn, and Mr, Greedavud, add.. drrsitelJ. .1. An d,*, sloo.,l,4krp t iol,iqinets, Oct. t.lO, 31; - and Nor. 111, 14t tlje nitiew . oflgh.4ll rdos. el kiLivers.?oot...Attornivoi, Aie,4r..., iihekstoca and Dunce, 'renipi;', Loudon; amid Mt. b•rds well, of Mr. CletuentsrLicerpunt. --- `.l`, 314404 m, 4.4lropff,,,,,Mont4utttlis4i.re, ~littiWepfr; Oct. .4,104, unit NOv. pi, at the Ctionnet'et.it' It4oth.s,iiristol. Att4nlvi,lTelit i tt: Viiiivittnti glottr 1, lini;olu'i-liutt-ticids,• London, nint4ler.ra: Lehkan,tirtitol. - • • ' Lt. J'.- I' ,i•Aoex, nsercitaot, Oct,. 12, . Air,. an# . Nov.. id; at Cittitgv..lll, Attot'ney, Mr. If..,rint, D'er.b `hitildittg4;ildtkior& • C. 1,. k us,lityhdp :Wearrntitith; Durhatuobidek-maker, Oct. I I v...;, a .id Nor. ld, at the Eattiause .11uiltlirigi., suudt4htruct Lit. 4 the Sea.' Attornies,eW.iri.fleattitoti,zNytitot.d'oi-tun, Linden, ittlii r Mr.l9ll4lto or Me. D.tvid-ten, Isrittup Wear., month.' 4 • '.,,,. ,' i- • , . 'W. 'arid 3. • Kiktera.)l3in,, '17,79t143,0re,., elot iiir..•ri, Nut. 8, 9: find 11,, at the Swan Inn, 1 tuildt A Virld. - Attornies, Mr. Aiiisoo., II udu.:l4(llldi4ll4,,Ntisii. .Willis &ILI Cv. I% aru . Ilitsl-o;tirtyl'lodgnnotup - sti ect. .1. 11,icht, !UV,' Beecion4liiii , ,lfi'Oect; OttAg, 19, and floe. Ik, it the .tiong' , ., Bears Inn, Ithigitstorkitrcfor4.. l, Astor li,, ICSSES. I.t4qjpii• ig.iti i;;.tf ivs Zli..it.t . ;Wii, art d ,S k r s . ,l-neti " , itertiai :sitiif,ltlisselltuare,' LI - , tilltAt.' ' - It. CuWard,. ' direatstst.4*. Nril . It tit lune rfa eid ',.• COMMuLlArewsr, 1 • °"- 0 , g9r,algal , •tfi4ir4 p,„:Lt, Ow (.; curse l ' a verts, Ow:kw - L.)- squaw, pea Nall h Shields, ' AttOit.ii.•,, Mes'•ti. ta.Ji:e and Yont4,.'9,r,dy'i litu, 'Loudon; and Mem.rs. Coe:gni-a, t "111;tildeb: colik 4 •00e/tteet. chitikftl4,olol, 04 t. 7, V, and Nov. 16, at the 1),")4 Atturnitrs, Mr. susstit, .N 1 alithestld, tintitattitri.littrdlitsti Cu. l'ettiple, Lundult. S. Yuuttge, Sheltie:ld, wererr, Ott. te, 19, alto Nur. It, at the l'utt;irti Attorttles, McssrAli.tikur Ettal lirown, ShetriEld; and Merits. Blagtate Aid 'Ntialt,:r, Sy m4,lo'4lllll, LUlldUll. DLVIDENDS. Oct.. 93. P. Buda, I'lynitittik-Ducli, 96.4. Oxfut kl,ti vet, I , inilJer—Oi:t. .sO. M. Wad!is, He turd Urey, Htintingtlun, curie-merchant--Oct. 40. 43 is, Huntingdon, nixt.lier—Os.t. lA'. (.4'014 Colotscs l tsr, kisses ouitialati-browcr!—Oct tV. 'fboxn, cloth -tiaCrc ' hant--OCt. 96. B:rlymitri3 . nioatts Dock, jeiwel -ler"—Niiv. 2. V. Harlon, East lite ,Vl ist..A.;lssiiSsisrAs i i Lcaskti-, hall.i.trpCt.4aircbant—Octssber 99. T. (Join, J. 4. Ilulliontu. P. 1. Fintoc, alai Kiniblock; New lirisad-&tiere, turr elratits---t)rtobrri29.- W. Doncast et, Nericastle-plate,c4orooo.. well, .wliolcsale jnweller—A)ctobts 99. C. Jititirs, Wool len-artgicr--Octo4r- p.,atics, hunt liaruktou-iow, Bluoin4ipry„ faucy Erin:l4llllg trialtC4 . --Ngivetabrr ►I. .. ' 99. IL. Prince, trudgbridge klerptorlyitrtt4.lol.lpr—Skts 49. J. Lawi elicit and W. Falter, Birsiloatiliej . -itt‘tt; OW' 1111l1111(i141Lnrer.;Niri .. . Q. G.'Arnirtrong, Inn nit er—Oct. 24.4. Jackson. liirmingisaus„, , ,bull4leir—N 0 . 5. J. Pei Portwood within lit isittington, (4ie:ter, I W. tink:lrNewrastle-ution- Tyne, cr— ()et. 90; .I:'(;oktiniiiit, Lewes, sositex, trrrrisiolikV=ll.3....!s . J. Nunn, .11rdwarilitier IVulcriterbtlire, . stialtoter--Oct. , Ox t'rett;iiill-inerc cr.=Oct:29:ll:3V. Wtit....,11 awl 11. tikidukth.tritirsi CI4I,'Ik'ICATES, ()cr. W., n. mitoey, ju it INV. Wald , and' WI Vat lei, Iflrliegtii. ;water. $014(3 1, 0, 4,,r9o3l ri kweii, Surfcl i . Clowcs /Jinni:46lmin, jewaler-- C. 11.trril, , 141uired it e baker -i:J...ii. Mafiosi; t 1.4,11, Nurtbututlerla ad,shipu.vner—J. Saint; tio;. .mcicksint—S. Litmt, Ixeds, auciSoueur—T, r ‘ alicefierd, . 's I 11 PA 11.1:1`; E Mit lI'S DISSOLVED. I ' ; .1. w a te r s t iad g:twates; south , T4lvinitottOk, inittrireltl Yarilitbut b, Noll/AN akilleta-.P. Atli and it; VinfiEwn,., stfiltbi. held-anti I,et,, shcceisale,sincti - --It. leee , ch and .. 1 : t"rci•ll, ' 13014 ford, ifoltinoncri-- ~ li:hi:kelt 'and .I.l';eiiet, - •liigh•-offe r et . lloinni;li, lAile-nnlttie- 4 1;.. C: .'inraiicli_c sold j., 4ggi, . Ills hop's I/ Mae i (14 iterf ford §hf,rarfopi utiol-tpkw,cF 6 7 -, b bF , 4 I and . .I. tirain c llilapiclicslcr, _woollen thanupeturerh—lt:Blit, nidl'. Ile f c or Sifilfleflilnil netttote • See,.rfalitifh, tnereets- 1 ',I. lcol!i,ti,°l.eitileithall-Tuarket,"' and E. Mills', ‘ Y"I 0 4401-i I street, Filistfhtp,Ewl'iliddletan and Go. Iternionds, y-stkeet r t, 4seinill.afvii timrrei, ~,,,,,,I.4‘i,pl,lti7Ls. 4.e)1,,i;1: lini tiet.r;e4 f....lien, Ilavls 1144 V, St. I't(ary ''..lii;metenstir;— , Thuitiai i 'f(itkrnaii' 'an 4 il ~ .W a t,..ii, -;4ll . o.inf:iliefs—.l. - Liver. .nad , 1,41 4104nre.. : , 4apa • Raiford , . ISAttinttbansliitc 3 . .sui4eiptsl-44 1 tia s,i. 1 itur Eletl i *'4 ,T,, • : titfitikUls Frelj , -,AtEtel, :fiOVW ,ifi.erf- 1 -11.11 Tt911., ii,iol Po• . I. c e * Yiirkilitri,'paplihfiilieis-ID. Atliitf I tun! I:: Atiltitiln;.lferitsf 4 ,' , Yffiltstilfe, curt ieru—T, W. .tir inj I, rim. and Co. I)rrby, iron -In4ttaisoffqrers--t.i. W.ii.i.4,lnt, Co.!' (;olll,,rl,lvry, I.! iv,t,r4--IT.',sedriilii4lii rtntj i2O. llzth.3, liirk.l ittratalt, I'm: ..iii,e, i.ilic? - cloth iillitittfUettil l e'rs--n.' - illatter4l *mill and t., Nl.iii,2l,e4tilf, •• aad.StinnY Sitle,- forest. P 1 Ilms...einiale, ,1.m.,....5ni0:t ,flies-lqinters---D. , 'Wrich and if,i Ilf(plie,,l,itTfisunl., l'lngn diapers—l'. 4:corgi and J. W. Itielietts, ltristol, porter' brewers- 7 .T; }tar ford stnd. („7*. - tifiStal, Inerelniffts—.l..llell and C 0... Ilttukuter, Frogliall, and Freon., Sfiflordllne, lime burnets—.l.,ltnlfinst.lts and ~./Oa ,• A. Rgbinxon,„•,,ilry , 'lilt, ship brokers—E. tioissort an ] .1., ilnwion, Islington, Middlesex, al,- nrewers.-.T. Wohi s t, i 'Sp - Sharp, 'itldeirniaribury, wareliouternattb—Q, aletcalf,attd,J, 1 'Metcalf, Laterpool, boormakers: . 7 - , i. i OLD lIAILEX. On 'Saturday Janws Powell and M. Eiehgrds were •filuntlulity of stealing. a copper anti somc hrtts rocks;the property of John Alrentichliarkiti was indicted for .stealing a *arch, the property of - -Richard - Jollies, tiina Otisllerstru. The ritiqtrutor is a bidet eritt cor. cross : lttf ivas in Rnsempily-lane on the 3ti 4 Anguiitivbtn the prisoner aceotted bit,, sayit4 he hat( sailed in the Belleisie at the batik of faigar. They went to a public•hou4e together, m c 00' i 1 I: 3 iiiiere the Foiccutor, fell: asieep; Du, .. COVCrCII ttic prisoner watch out •of his packet: - Witness asked what he was about, when ae answtcied lie-was,takingit. to give to the blotto' lord to secore it. The prosecutor fell asleep again, and was i - Zioti after awoke by' some people, when beftnll d 'be liad been robbed of his watch, bat , and coat. The prisoner` knocked the prosectitordown , when:lie, talked of sending- for a Watchman. - lie was St 9010; but the wattli Was never found. Guilty; . 1 Wittiern Willoughby was indicted for s tealing at pocket-book, a blok dollar, and a shilling, the property of 3. - Robinson. The prosecutor has been a seafaring Man ; he fell in with. the prisoner and th're others as he was coming out ni 1.110. bridge low.ards town • th - ey travelieti together' • 11114.1, in the heat. of tits clay, the proSecoior went to sleep -In -a field by the road-side. When h° awoke, he- found his companions One, and his little bilnflC plundered, 'lle ftillowed them, and, in consequence, of lnfor!Uvion he received front s o t man op the road; lie foond theta drinking at a ~ p utilia;lionse on a Cross country road, about thro - a the Mato road. On searching_ the Pe t .; „saner, the pocket-book was found o n hitn an" 1;e vas taken intr..' custody. The ( Ab et s were l et . go. Joules Conde eras incticted, for stealing a sialltl a horse cbaise,the property of Win. Leader, a eell° li " maker, in Oxford-road. On the 11th of July h° lost a one-hars : it bad been left at the ate of. his factory in Castle-Street :it w as worth at least 101. Oh the 13111 of Septentber he Ba i r the same chaise at the end of Castle-street, tri poesessiGn of Major claimett The prisoner had worked with hiM as alti". h6tirer.jObli,Evens lives at No. 10, Little Aor sell-street, .and is a ciaqhmaker: knew thela'l! who -used to %yolk as. a CoicliMan's :bourn.. In Augnitlast witness sold Major Nolte; ; keens mane-hor se chaise,,whieli he bad of the prisonyr,for Ios. and he cow.itlered dna as the cull value of an'tild chaise.-Lj-GaiitY• Suici`if Min was indicted for stealiog a qus" ti:y of wearing :apparel, the. propeity of . CI:4A. The prosecutor a. printer in St. Jolla's.... Slits aud the prisoner Was ins servant. ct eti, poriba,set" left on' the 20th of August, mitt being sus e c la t, • , he pittl her boys opened, in %illicit be found I. „ !a e r i " ) o i eqtes lolonging 'to himself, and -0.0131i°"',-n -more that she had pledged.. Guilly—"but r 4 - . mended to - mercy. • • CORONEit' INQUILsTS• • ' .., ' 7---""eati."---- i cfnaDl,u rt:::-;.•;-Ricliaril Dean, a child Ispi.. :of age, Was ontitriunaeely btirnt tondeath oft titsY - morn iri:, and. hi consequence iiitilel. lytitti.-441 before 4. W. UNWiN, Esq. Hi' n ' a'e ' :Irod,left ette , 11phs . e for about ten minutes to 11 / chase soMe nceisiariis:' She kepi mi.-servant, °-I`f left ark .06jiii with another about -four year s 1) age, and n n intall!. ill.tht trade. The neig4ll4l" hood,wai alarmed about nine Gefock in the inn r y. !ih:.; vrith the Screams of the iniforilitnite deceoe f of tbroi n ivilso-.‘exs fonnd lying an iti 'back near the ile'' r i ' ''' 4.4 h all its ctoihes in : flabiei. The beiglibl, ex tiogoiibed thy? fire ;' hsat' the child' was %;" ` lll ', a , t tl. fully bhrnt over its kviihii hOdy, that itlaogili'''" , two hOori, and died' atike London W ie l' ilt‘l 'l 'ell ,'the INT , tout:Won theitoiir Of,iherVOlli ill W' l .i It the clui!dren were kit i. tint le was VlPP" gd ,it i e ' ttle parents drat the deeiased haillighketll;,,, caGn:-' at the kitthen fire,' livid tiros •occaiitiad t l, Mr l A t il aster,. as there was no tire, 4n the" 3 1 ) " i ' ' '''''' . fo, which the children were left. 'rite poreati 1 ", i6 persons of good chartete, had result ill r i ll . neighbourhood cot several 'years, and %% 01 ' : ' in great afliietion. The Jury fonntl a e'er 4..- . 4CcOgritrol Death, ,. ' . L .. ..,,10 4 , suA r elpi.—...on. die same day another ;04 . , i , tin:l - was-held before the same Coroner, i'l il f ! c. ‘ ' o o . amity . df the London Docks, o D Ille"b 1 " 1 / 1 , ° . - l ige' 11 . 1 -*r.: The deceased had, for three "" - iiilf ceilihg bei . deirtli been in 'a state so meloc 1,,,,0 "Ina desP"ditig, as to have excited the .14/(e°11;c0 liksaeAst Iteiihbouti,- Who felt , malltlPri,'4:':iliev tiint ilarAir or ,14,1slincking event si' lo , c l 4 ' ' Ai iip wards took place." it olipearcti that on -; 11 . e- - . at 1 ifil when the husband„of' the deceased refur" e ‘ „j o g his work to dinner, at one O'clock, on ent; ti o !its . ifhirtmetikt 'Be; inimediately culled oat 4 1 :"r o r Landlord of the house, in which he' lodg ed ' . lb ° !'i c mi r t : if : l er , 9P. s ' d r ! : :i t : 1 1 ' 8 6 : ) : : 15 1 1 : g 14 ;i cta b t - a e r a l s : t i 'cl i, I, e , i i kc g r o c i : t e t: ii.fa sk .fa is a .nee:l:fdn medical v e P: w il i al l' :l s i gt l i s :ll r littsinwil stairs , .5 ' blood, tli i l e I° ii n s g o 'be‘i : 1 4;l i nl l t)tel :11 5 :' Yile : 1;; :t b4:: : fr c ; too l ate to reddei'aiit alive al t er heiansharuf,,weut. o ut to wo?' c ' . „' l ' , io -11--- -rum the testimony' of Ters e _tinti.e.,rse, there was 110,q1.106.011b1it that 0 4 0 0 . - pe .. , ttiir of her ii4'n deaifi. No cause cot s i o . trsero4( for the-Perpetration of this r '' sh ' ct irti l ' l ' ~,,S tV. t id, Children, had :an affeerioo,,to 1t°6‘4,0, -* 1 1 , i0 , -‘1;a1 in' dail )0 , "impiOrricut a , ti biscoit""'vere iiisistine. .as s _s i t e lt ? fD iki i r, n t si til : . ti-'wfis betweeri ilOrand' 50 years ul a ge, , ilict77,lnfarrit , ': ,;: sic k . l• -...' _ --.....—......—.... . e•_. is t. ..: „aro. , 'oti--111ittettlAy; od Clapham; G 013113100 ,, WA. 10 "" ' of a tiatif lA, I of d i* • • = • ,tie. Lid 0741 “lii.y ~: a Hruakstrect, C6ldcn•qua re ' ' ur Rev. 'sliecitey.ti;i:,' 6f iOtigitstitt ti • a the '— ' ' ' Olt Mb pth iu,rJ•fri alker-.lo.o.rortgivin -s°l " . es of Robot tioldtaotWof 4 still4OßT (212.:.....................04.°4 .Ntilltli i Ki,. Vs t -itll; I - 1 ,. • ,-- -04r4 ) pn tht gitth '''',ft.irtu er;,la,ttio,( nrtlionitv3r voii ;we AffitjZ-qy's 04trilvtioner tirl ttie r e ceipt of tl: I ', f t he Pr ~11,,,,,i.4, ti; -Pass Cecilia. A. Teltor, &twitter On Sattkrday Afvflitialil "rptt:lry, Zig. tkc 3 / 4 / great ttiecti to Nittolte: wor th , thc fiBsh Rego:mot of Foot, to 11146 Yea, v,ltte,t l'.'" l, ' 1,11‘ 3 " 'we'tu,';it Vatert6eanes,:_Cupt4l,' / I '',lrtty °. 3 aes leolif y iLl• Jiro' slit el' `to Cottltuottorr Si,' th v " 13iPt9 Tcp, i:Lhd Itoal tS4,Aliv. to ,it '" Q _ ,o Ttivs4lai last, at Kittetan, R o hett Va ( t tuer,.17:4:1 rat tili 1111t,itatitfAer'of'the tato itiLoat,i EIJI i''4 1 / 4 171)N , 6 cr"e' L,y J. 0. c,‘l , :s I,‘Lits, cpm -yak, nins ...--------."-- , .. mi as 1 141tr74 ` Ort 0 Thur.(lay 1,, in 5t.,1,1,; 'lon, Mr. WI.-- 9 • ,i tho Ply-ettc , *. - Somenet -horde. ,-. g 4I P fir,. Cifiltn ' sanie.day, at I.a‘etulet-hill,,,natiersear ' . Sl.)ears. . . atrial On I. ritlay last, sw.id , or, at hls house in Clut,l°tll. , littroy.sqtraru. :qr. Hulk''. S A P s „ Sal.te, 4aY",- .10 cliartutt,..‘treet, BlAeldriEt"-r°4l' 'L t. ' dun" Mavevon., hit; cif tv.,lthoottc rl • , ----• -= ale '