The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-15 00:00:00

IFUNT. - .1. 3 d, OF M. 5112TVIDAN, Vic. cercinm:v vvai not, concluded on Su, 'lrby at the hour tt wi,telt THE SUN . IS . pll . l?ii.l.ilelt, and we'av'e therefore to a(1.1 the following' vartienh,rs . , . ~ to th ose we were enabled to ial oefot.l.our tteatterl that day : . • . . . About fifty special invitations to the personal friends of the deceased wore sent out by his son Ms. CHARLES Is. SttERI:DANT, but many ,other• persons, a dmirers of Mr. Sir PAW) , and among pthrt3.:6ll the old and, respertoble Pet rot mers of Dr"' y,,A a •ne• Theatre, voluntarily a tt en d e d t o s k e w flgs : Jolt park of respect to the Man who had thrown 3110 splendour on the drama. At One o'clock - the Procession moved frqm Cron George -street. The Pall.heliers were, • The Doke ofßedford, The Earl of Lauderdale, • Earl Mulgtave, • Bishop of , (onion, Lord Holland. Lord Robert spencer. Chief Mu urner—Charles 13. Shetidan, Esq. • Henry Ogle, Esq. ' Henry streathlield, Esq. Hon. F.Bouverfe, Sir Charles Asgi Linley, Esq. s W. Ward, Esq. • in Mourning Cloaks. • :Then foftimed -114 itoVia.tlfghoess the Duke of York, his !loyal High ne ss tlhn Duke'uf:Susses, •the Dnke the Marquisses of Raglesea, Douglas, sail Tatistock ; the Earls of Thank, 4 ' 4 1, Harrington, ts,looliugh, Mexnuinugh, Bosslyn, and Yarmouth; Lin'ils steetfili•lt and IWO. Spencer; eoquts Sidmouth, Orenville, Peterstia..l, and Duneatihon ; Lards Rivers; Elshine, and Lyuedoch, the Lind Mayor ; Right Hoa,(i * Canning, ond W. Pile ; lion. st„h„iw, Lamb, Thu n i a ,; Brand, Dou-las Kionaird. and Lieut.-Oen. L'hiPp , t; Sirs 'nos: Stepney, Bart, 'Titus. Most) it, Bart. E. 11 ,i'me, Bart. R ona ld Ferguson,- K.C.B. A. Pigott,. S, Ro- T d Y , anti B. llluuutti Id; Col. Hughes, M P. M.A. Taylor, ' A l•P• Ow,ri I. M.P. ; P. Moore, Esq. :•P• Capt. Bennett R.N. Dr. Bain, Dr. H ; Messr• .41 " I T, Rogers. tottlian Dennison, T ume albot, 11 .. 4- buuse, Davies, Liol i ey, Ward, Metcalfe, But te"' W. "fey, Peake,P, try, Lane, Williams, Rev. CW11 1 41.1118, nudity, two Wyatts, ate. • The procession re ached front the West door 1 , 4 1" "," ) the organ l int , at the entrance -of the • -•l'a P et • Thc whole service was performed at the gra‘e, Th e c o iii n w„ s black, with rich gold orna "'las, on the lid was a plate, with .the following • hiseription :—" he ft ight Honourable Richard 13rI nsleY Sheridan : died 7tit 1816, aged 65 Years," 'The procession dispersed soon after the ,:.Thug, though by a private ceremonial, the most. dtati nguidied honours were , paid to the funeral of ft man. whose talents and genius have enriched and enthelfisheti the literature and eloquence of hiS country', and of his age. • . .Mr.:.sheridan was not, as has been v.id, a writer 111 the periOdical paper called The Jesuit. Ile did not Write a paper of the eighteen nunibers that were printed.; but he was one of the advisers of the pu , diration, Mr. Burke recommended the late Dr. Lau ency to conduct it; ati'd that Gentle luan was t h e wrier:. tie thole, troth facts and. Idios with which he wits t••"l"ti'4' Mr. :Sheridan, huwever, si.uk a Inure active part' in the eondnet 411. The. EngliAntan,,, a' political • P 4 .Pel', the whole of se hidt.,lia;.ted 'through his hoods to the book'seller, Mt. V, etkie 4 a:td in whicit Ms.. Pax", Mr. Burke, General l'itzpatriCk, Lord John Townsh end, and others, were all Iwo n 'lit the time to c, rite. The I.f.aglitq.;, non Was pith kited in 1777 antl•l77B ; The Jcsuit iii 1782 and 17t' ' 3 . The traosiktiion Of the Love Epistles of. risittillatos. with P ats friend Mr. rallied, was Mr. earliest known labours. :file °rated Speeeh in Westminiter Hall was taken in litort•hand by Mr. Gurney : a copy of it was out in t our large volumes for the Dike of l'S:otiolk; and was fOrtuttately, at his Grace's-in . ' ,, a6 nee. revised an d correcte d by MY. Sheridanl ,ill,Slll. 'That, tiwrefort, is ext There are I ,7 a nY exquisite f ear d' espr it an d fugitive pieces in .I , le "'lds of fritmds, essentially add to, t he value of the collection about to be made. ',lNNltEtruas' LicsNcts. , --iVe are enabled to presem. the Innkeepers with an accurate Se,de of t heiy. Lieeneeh lieu of those which have been ri)ealell„ • iz. t•••-•- • lj • P u n the sale of Beer or Me, Cyder nr Perry; byl r,. d. _ wherelbe letit shall not amount to 151 2 2 0 per anin!nt JJJ Per millturr,ur Upwortl4, and under 201: 3 3 0 nttld . 4 , • per 111111 11111,,0r upwards 4 4 0 o Pun Sale of Spirituous Liquors; by retail.) . 5 5 0 where th e rent is under. W. per :rillinnt t )1 . per annum, or nom aids, and under 20/. ; ?t• per minim, or upwards, and under 251. ... • 8 5 0 !per attnnm, or upwards, and under ant fi 17 0 . prr annum, or upwards, ward under 40/. • • 9 9 0 60/,t• per annum tie it matd. and under 501. per a ' ' nnum, and upwards Stich is the New Seale of the I AnkeepeW Li teuces, tvitich may be relied upon as correct. in ennscmienceof an application from the mer chants. the Lords of the Treasury have con sented t„ a ll ow th e shipping intmest to ware- Louse their goods, withnut payment of duty (ex cept exeisAle, and some'nt her particular articles), at the dltrerent nplowit warehouses end legal ( Plays" .the t iver,. instead of compelling them to incur the heavv expence of going iota the Lou don...Docks. This arrangement will be a great 'rebel to the commercial world. 4 111STRACT OF A LETTER FROM - MR. LUsHINGTON, SECitETAIty To THE LOfIDS CoMMIs5luNEit3 OP • • • - •11IS - MAJESTY'S TREASURY. " Trtasury Chambers, June 30, I ;10.. tE GENTottink,--llaving laid before the Lords. Ccnimis i I Lich.ers of his'• Majesty's Treasury, the memorials of the Pd . Quae Wharnmfors and Uptitivil WareitUti , t: Keelterg, their ihe privilege of Warehousing the articles in:fable t their Premises, i itat•commatitled by their Lordships .to . 4 11 1 = , 10aiat y ou, t h at they have infected the Commissierfers of j e l"tonts to he informed, that, cutoot atteutive considera thin(-b trf tattpapeis, toe .parties ld (0' the var terested ious represent thiin astions strbje w ct at hich 11 ; een made l)v thin ' different interviews held with them', my Lords lire of igti cl4ll, that it w ill he just and reasonable to grant to the Legal ." " 41 Uptown WarehohSi.s, approved as fit for the put.- wa " by th e c omm i ss i oners of 'the Costonts,. the privilege of 1,,, 1 , -I . 4l usittg, without payment of 4101 r, all goods which have. . ! .t t i I added by thi s B oar d to Table E. Of the Worehottsing "` A (fiignexl), " S. U. LUSIIINUITAN." (!dressol to B o h ol. S tu ith a n d 'rhos. I )4 ll i*s, F.gqrs. • .. rhg ~n iselotlf of the Legal faukty Whartiugrrs, ant! PLlJ'itt Witrelkouye Iteepi.rt, Brewer's QuilY• ' [Here follows u list.of 950 articlesl Vo_ M''llitlay the'riee of bread fell it pennv the Iplartern•bat to Edinburgh, w ito 10d. here it is w 9tl. , The lab o u rers at Deptford-pv(l are ordered to e reduc e d to 300, by dischirgio,, ,, 10 per week ; rAt Natittly up w ards of 100 will be thsNarged ti ting . the ,pr . csept quarter., the number bUrlle Vtliet4 bviciii.4l,trie 450. E THEATRES. • - • .• EATRE:' • • ' . Ort,,S•ttnrilAy i t iglit bt:tintifiti Opera of Cosi Fan 'Patti, wits p•!rformetl, , .ne fits: h v ,..e.1 4: ...yeats., the very. cittert,aitang Bt let of .I)(insomnie,whie . rt tfo r • hight'st ttruti3entettt, and received to its.: end tit,: : , .tot marked appro!.);stion. • • VYNIARKET. This Theatre was crotv(!ed on Saturday. The play of, 71;,• Body was exceedingly well 'acted, and, the ati':lience• were - etatlitisi.ts'i . in their ap 7 plause. In The Critic, which Was tct.: Ft ay acted Sir Fretful for the first time, and editimself to ntimiration, • . Josms acted Puffteitls even more than his wont.• Wh, speaking 'w!i , ,! 1:e hail to do fol . the Nio% H:iers before he. went to the 1" , to_ 5 , •.• his play rehearsed, be. • took occa sion, wi!i, ~came neatness, to allutle• to the loss . which the : world has sustained by the death of Mr. STIERIDAN.• •! , And now," said be (speaking as • Pitr, "•1 must di) what is rather out of my w rite.from the heart. The occasion is u melancholy one, and l must _deviate trum my or dinary coursi, to pay a tsibitte of sincere ndiniration to de parted nierit—to him, whose "eho t neneein the Senate was never burpa,scd either in ancient or in minter%) times ;. and whose dramatic performances, as they have hitherto been, will ever continue to !ie the pride and delight of the British Stage." We cannot adequately describe the effect of 'these' words, which were appLinded even to the ech . o. All that provoked laughter iu the whole course of the piece, was- a source of 'interesting '!'hose lutist delighted with its hu mour, could not'but mourn that he from whom it emanated was nu more, and in proportion as the jest WAS potent, the grief of the audience was deep—compelled to reflect, that time grove had closed that very morning on the author of their evening's mirth, ENGLISH 0P.F.1U., The chief attraction at this Thea!re on Satur day eveningi'consisted in the first appearance of tt youog Lady (4 pupil of WELsu!s) its the arduous character of Mandage, and Mr. HORN'S Assumption of the part at iirbaees, in the Opera of Artoserxes. Miss Ms nnY possesses the exterior advantages of an inteitsting person and..preposnessing man ners ; and thotyli evidently labotirng under no small degree of embarrassinent, on her entre, ex ecuted her first song ins style which evinced su perior skill and sweetness. Encottraged:l4y the applause of the audience, she gradually collected . cwvtuletu and we were out disappointed in.oar antreTpirtion, but delighted. In leer execution of the stibsequent songs of " Fly, soft ideas," " Monster, •41:tpay," anti in the beautiful air of " The Soldier — tied of . Wor's ;Aunts," particu larly the latter, She displayed a richness of tone and rapidity of style, equal if not surpassing any that hare - preceded her. The nattering plaudits of a:crowded and fashionable boast; rewiered -her debut higl4 anti - tieer'vec;ly encouraging. Mr. ibis acquired additionrl i!clut in his inuterly performance, both as a siqer and actor. Mr. 13tto'Ankultsr sang with tllletliiipon wectiivbl, and•aii the pet - for:am Oter.cil "tfi%-:tuselves with success. . - • PO Tlt Y. INI l'ltO PIU: TO TUE UNSUCCUSSIT . I. CANIVIDATIt, AGAINST MR. SIONEY, AT VOuOrroN BAtisk:r. Old jokes, old saws and stryings,T--, h all your stare of wit, we know— How comes it then you o`erlook'd 'Tis " makes the 4, .dare to gol" This seems to be strange orthography. .LINES IN ANSWER TO HINTS 'lO FARMERS' If the Farmers their dawghters put under the cow, And their suns must do nothing WO follow the plough— Let the Tradesmen themselves to their couttters confine, And give up their dashing, their parties, and wine ; Let the Nobles their lux'ries and follies forego, Auddi.ve as the worthies slid cent'ries ago! Why from Farmers alone expect reformation When alike 'tia required from all ranks in the nation. LAURA. The Duke of XV6LLINGTON arrived in town on Friday. Previously to his going to the RHGENT'S tote in the evening, his Grace gave orders to his groom to have his saddle horsei ready at his•door, in Hamilton-place, at half-past two the following morning, When his Glace rode to Virginia Water, near Windsor Park, to inspect his pack of hounds, which he intends taking to the Continent. lit returned back to Hamilton-place a little before eight o'clock, took his hi eakfast, and immediately set off in his chariot for Cheltenham. his way to town ou Friday, his Grace was recognized whilst changing horses at the Star Inn, Oxford: hundreds of persons instantly assembled, and greeted hins.with the most hearty acclamations. Aissny persons evinced such an ardent desire to shake Minds with Isis Grace, that •Osey •chmbed and surroimited every part of the 4....arringe, and his Grace ahligingly condescentled,•as far us possible, to gratify their wishes. On Monday, Colonel BERKRLBN'i accompanied by Lord CLOITNA and several other perSIIIS of distinction, presented an Address -to the Duke of ‘VELLINGTON, expressing their admiration of his character, and their happiness. at seeing hint at . Cheltenham. His Grace thanked them its an ap propriate reply. Cheltenham was illuminated on Monday night. On Tuesday evening, the Duke and Duchess visited the Theatre, and were re- ceived with a.•general burst of acclamation. .The late Dowager Countess of' CONY SCHAM, it is said, died ittimensely rich, for, to the unto nishinent of her representatives, no less than 150,000 guineas have been tomtit securely dep& sited in.leat her bags, within her pi ivate closet. ,Mrs. CHARLES • KttMULR is performing eight •nights at Esdiaborgh,.. and has been received with the utmost applause. Ott Saturday a deputation or merchant's attended at the Treasury, by appointment, iu older to re present the hardship 01 th e k ocee/ IN g s ettrr yi lig on against them for certain arrears of duties, in cases which the merchants aver are out of date Mr. CHANTRY, tine sculptor, and Mr. tVYATT, both tool: eastS of Mr..StinitipAN's face, in, &Isis ter of Paris, shortly after his death. That of Mr. CIIANTRY is fur a hil-t to be executed by vrder of the (101111Uittee ut J)atry-Noe - Theatre. • TIIE MARKETS. Corn-ExcuAscr, 15. -r--We had but few. fresh a{ - rivals !hose pritlcipal:x from L..scx and Kent,•conlequently the W:keat trade • was brisk, at an adv.ance of, troni Is. to 2s. per quarter; Barley "is per ,carter dearer ; Malt 'snpports.iturice ; Tick Bears.and O b ats are each Is. per quaver dearer thtitt this .day week—in other kinds of grain,there is no alteration . Forelgn Wheat - 525. 6-2 s. Fine Grey Pease - :17s. —s. Fi ne ditt 1 - .. L. SI. ....4. Tick Beans - - .- 3t:. ;17.. English Wheat ' - 535. (Ms. Old ditto - -.- •^S.•••;•"4. Fine ditto - •, - gus...:--s. Sonal Tick beans Xt.. 4us. Rye----- SOS. 3i4. Old ditto - .--4. --•-,• Fine ditto. • i; -• as;. —s. . Feed Oats '6. - 6. 194. eti. Barley - - - - '2:is. Wis. Fine ditto. - - -21 s. 254, Fitt, ditto - - -31 s. —s. Poland ditto" - z. ' 2is. tbs. Malt - - - 235. 28s. Fine ditto - .6. '.., 555. ---s. Potatoe ditto'. -' .; 3l3s„ Whiterease (boilers) 345. 40s. Rape Seed 541.401,:per Nit. Fine ditto - - - 451. --;.s. Fine Flour -.- 70s 755. Grey Pease - . - . - .325. 3t.ii. .Seconds -- Usi. 70, days Market had a. pretty goua supply of rime Beots,,aud the show of Cattle in other respects was tuid , lling ; Lamb Wits , dearei; Beef was cheipei; Mutton, Pork, and Vral, yold at last prices; and thy trade in genera' was tolvrably Lusk. The sales in the Ell -market 'were rather lirely;. Clover fetehO last price ; Hay and . Straw lore got up in price. We annex a 'correct statement of the prices and numbers : , To sink the Mal, Acr stoat of WI). Beef, 4s. Otl. to ss. Od. Mutton, 4s. to ss. Od. Lamb, ss. Od. toff,. bd. ‘ Vail, 48.6 d. to 6.j. Oil. P9o‘.. 48. Od. to ss. Beasts, 1890. Sheep and Lambs, 15,400. CalveB,22o. Pigs, 370• • 11Av-NIARKET.—May, 41.11c,tn61. 151. Stra w, 11, It3t. to el. 103.. CluVer, 41, 11.11. to IA: 108. - • Anfa HAL Bnown 'TAKEN.--Some ineeessesdiave been not:ced by the squitdron utAer Admiral firown from litienOs Ayres, in the South Seas ; but the tine of its Comiwander has not been men tioned. According:to the accoloits from Madrid, Which are to the 280) tilt through France, this Officer landed with about 60 men on the shore of the bay of Panama, when his movements were watched by a body tit Spanish troops, provided with two pieces of cannon. As 'soon as he had proceeded to some distance inland, his connunni c2tion was cut oil with his ships, he seas taken prisoner, and the rest of his party was either killed or captured. IVlien the last intelligps)ce left the colonies, he was confined in the 'castle of . Guayatil. A Dun.—One night last wce:2, at nearly i'car o'clock, two boys, one a barber, !tad the other a touter to a coach office, met at low water mark, Southsea, to settle an affair or honour respecting a lady's waiting maid ; they %Vero attended by ,a sin4lo secohd for both part t«u mantis, one ball ottly had effect by pa , 4;n4 tbrottli rt,e skirt of the barber's coat. (jillOr'illl}ltely . lin in habi'.ant of Soatlisen, ,who had learutt•their er. raad, thi a scd them by going ho•ne for a hors e 'whip,, with, which he would Ii 4ckted thOrffssitivti ubie intentions as to ha , e.inatlci them ioni; remem ber it. TAMPESTS.—.A most ti emendous s!orm adult).- 1 der anti lightniug, accompanied with heavy rain, was lately experienced in Lancashire, and the ad- joining counties. The elertric flirid struck a pub lie-house near Tockhnles, which it greatly da- Maged, and killed the landlord. The same d4y the town and neighbourhood of Stafford were visited by one of the heaviest Itaii-,torms„ accom panied with vivid lightning and load peals of tlitoUler, in the recollection-of the oldest inhabi tants. The vinery of 11. Booth Eq. of Clayton, sustained 'coniiderable damage. lit one gattiets on the MarSh every thing was ernshed_as if. the roller had been passed over . it j whilst a garden within a few yards of it was. not in. the slightest degte6 injured. At Hatfield, J. ltontledge was struck by the lightning, hut ,it is hoped he will t ceover. His horse Was killed by'the same stroke. The rain poured down in torrents fur the space of neitrly two hours.--On "Toesdav the 'inhabitants of Appleby were surprised by a sudden .shower of hail -stones, and p'eces of ice, some of-which mea sumil an inch and at, half in Circumference. During tie tremendous gale of Monday last, the outward-bound East, hobo ship Cornwallis, mistaking the l'arr sands lot ae eutrAttoe of Fal mouth harbour, approached -so itetit ) those dan gerous shoals, that had blie• continued her course ta few minutes longer, 'l l er destruction would . , • have beeninevitage. Fortunatelk . she was bailed by the master of the barge Kitty, of Fowey, into which port she was, with great exertion, happily conveed. About t tvcpty vesitels . have put hitt) Towey for shelter, several of which have re ceived,considerable damage from the storni: MottnEtt.—A shocking murder WeIS perpetritted *%bout One o ' clock on Thursday.. morning last, lii tt field near Harwich, called the . Cross-path-field. - Four sailors-belonging to the Active revenue city ter, of that port, hart been at the 'King's Arms public-hoose, drinking, where, also were seine soldicri 3. on quittina it, they proceeded to * :mo ther on the road, and ' on their return through. the above field they were attacked by,'..eight soldiers,. without any previous notice, who, assaulting them with shall bludgeons,:knocketF•the sailors down, attiong whom H man, tiamcd . Wilkinson, received go severe a b10w„,94( . he,111,ed Ili a sitar* time. 'rise following settlertre-ntia' the athirs of- kNOEItSoN. of the rerrt)oy rook . ptuce a general meeting of the-creditor held on the sth iust. at PerThoy. prorised to4pay eight shil lings in the pound : two shiliingl . in two years, three shillings in three years, three 'shillings in four years ; acenntPanird witlr a pledge from Mr. _ that if he shall be enabled, by, any fortnitims circninstance, he will puy two shillings more at the end of five years, tittle Secured by hint self anti his son, Sir JANIT ANDE'lls'Og, being ( Le only security he had to offer. Alt the principal crettilors expressed their entire sati,flo:tioli'at the correctness of l‘lr. ANDERSOO hooks. ftesol"- tiOnti, expressive of their acquiescence, were then signed by the creditors preseut. Pent, the Spaniard, who was to have been exe. clued this-intonin g in hunt of i`vewgste, for the murder of Twig,. a private belonging to the 3d regimeot of Foot Goad.), at oue o'clock, received a respite. coam:nas , INQUZ,STa: Friday evening an lurp,isitioo was held at the Royal George, George-street, : ..Sloane-st1 a Chelt ea, before TuoMAS STIaLING. Esq. Coroner for M.iddleex, on the body 'it Ann:Wood ) .- who it anpc.ired in evidence came into the shop of Joseph. May, a baker - , living in • Lower 'Sloane-street, shoat a quarter before twelve o'clock on the pre ceding night to inquire for her son, a boy abo,.t ten -years .of age, who, she said, bad not conic bionic. add she had not seen him *ince evening •' when he was at play in the street %vita other boys. She fell down as if in -a - fir, and Mr. Tomblin, a sorgeon, residing in Sloattestreet, was sent for, who-came and administered medical assistance to no dicer, 'as she expiredalmost immediately out speaking a word. It appeared that' the de ceased had been in an ill state of health for soma time, and,had been looking for a letter to the Pispensary iit.the course. of the day. Verdi Ct—, Died tl, the Visitatton of Ger!. Another Inquest was held otfSaturday before the same Coroner,,at the Black Bull, East Acton, on the body of Joseph Hobble, , whose death was ~ occasioned by being tan over by a cart. Thonnt%-. Prior deposeththat on Thursday last, witness was at work in the 'Mill, when the nraid-servant called '.(tilt to him, that a twin 'was Inn over by a cart wittiess ran not, and saw a man lying on the. road, and a cart at , Some - distance driviog , Witness did tent know who the. cart belonged to, he did not follow it, 'but ran to the assistance of. .the deceased whom he took up its his anus. the de- ceased then 4rifd'he was better, Witness sent for a chair in which he placed . hint, sitting on tint road-side, and going behind bins he saw the part of his head was dreadful!l Cut. lie expireit in about five or six Ipinutes after. Verdict—Ac cidental Death. PUGILIS . —Harry Lancaster and..FOrd are to. fight on the 18th .instant ; Lancaster is the fa vourite. A. match is expected to be in.ule in the couite Of 'a few? days Let ween the hardy Scrog gins, of' miaittuliotoriety, and an ainbitintis country novice, for 100 guineas aside. • The ter, it is said,- is mos? anxioni to obtain pugilistic. honnuri, tool. has expressly left his native pl4cc i . in hopes that he way conquer the above fi glit hero. • • et; AY n, JUIN tliese few weeks post, small gaantitiet of herlingt , have liven ovvlisioto‘ily, '.taken tisk the caveat of Carrick, unit Oda they , are c anent in great They are or nu ; exct:lk It quality, and selling at very reasonable: FMCS. A pity of (3cntlento from K;lniarnock, Intefr on .a• fishing ex corsin to Loch 1)3ml: sail v o t oon.f the old castle, when tLe intent 0! one til them. wits attriccetl by•boinechin l ,,k in the wateC, 'which lie bro u ght to the sorface w ith• the end of one of t „ Is. . ji pun iiisrectiiin it tugs 10111141 In lie It dagger, aholit eight or ten. inches long, but co onith worn, awl 'Cotrolltitl utimic r oar inches otr. where it gliohntily taper., h:irirpo' o it. It k. conieci tired timt this 'tvettptile (1 ( 4lii s fence •eantiot be less thint live 'or 0141. It is well propp t . tioneil;"nntl h a s the appt*,ir.rrne of having beau' ornantentc,l and coontellt , l with gold. • Friday ,ttennight,' the body [Of a. titan, who rci : sided in K ilsytb,..Seot laud, way found in AllOllll. reoch woOd, with his tonal cut. Ile had left his borne au Mdnesday morning, saying than he. in tended to [gh Uil ['l'hitrstiav afternoon, Mr: 10111 d. lord of Roslin •Inn w a s killed tan the streets of Port GlasgoW, by his horse falling wit h•, iriul. On Tuesday last, J.. Jonas, Navy Agent, wag exantined4on a charge of , tarering rt docomeot for the receipt of prize-money payable to Thomas Warren by the agent of Greenwiell'Hospital, mut committed for trial at our next .Assizxs• yront consideration torthe character .of the, accused. which has hitherto been•notainted, and .the feel / ins Of his' respectable' relatives,. the Rev. Air. Willianss, the presiding -Magistrate, heard the eX, 814111111tiOn in private, which SCCIIIS to have occa sioned dissatisfaction to stone Persons, who wish eat to be present [ [, and did not properly appreciate his motives for:elearing the ball. How far this a ct of horotofe - ttelicaey was consistent with law we will not ..undertake to determine. • Alr, nell, Solicitor to the Admiralty, attended the ex , amintition.—( Plymouth Pape',) Shoultilhe purchasers of chance auM.wrs in this [ present Lottery bear any proportion tolbose who have already beipoke flquuriie ones ut t , t Bank and the. different Offices, the Contractoct may fully anticipate a great demand ; indeed, Iron; tit circumstance. of one of the 40,0001. Prius being fixed[to be drawn on first day, we shonld not be, surprizeA if the greater part of the Tic Lets were taken off before,t he drawing. Bata of Rath anti Wvili, Countein or Cork, Arclitleaewl SA:l4ii,e , l, Sir P. 040,hiar, sir It. crov - ford, Lady Sberborn,, !lon. W. Iltinda4, Hear . Adroiral ColonerAnderson, Coloityl Crua1..14.14i, Col. Irvit4,t, Colonel' M.l.,ran, 'Colonel Symonds, Purl Alp, Tajo; Blumert, and Major Ditcher. nut ms. On the.sth tact at Bricoridale-liiii, Norwich, :6 Lady of A ti,zoittis Hamilton, Esq. of a ion. Ou 'Tuesday last, in kilihre , strriet, the Lady of John Hubert- Hudson., Ksq. id a vam and On the tuth iva . ill tipper the of ALjur liough, Deituty,Autiitur-Goirral, Loch- hay; On Saturday ) , in ‘Varwith-square, M. E. 4. Wilde) of 4 , son. .„ • • On the 9th inst. iu Yorlipince; Edinburgh, )Irs. Swnn, ut a 3011. On the tOtl. sit Tywrit.l rouse, I , ,ei,:tive,the idy tsn Rigg, Esti, of a tom, . - The I.eot I.6rlshint, Fut. of a tl:9lghtrr. At Edunwstoto,lioute, ScUthiod, Wutt4b o ) , e, of Ed — Itionst.the, of a iwit. • At St. Vt. eon, un Satin-Aar, ,e'nnight, the ire. of Phillip Meitifiel4, ntion, of three childtvu ; two OUE boy. b One of theta is'sinee MA URI ED. Oti the etli - Joi.t., Cratoood,. J. J.J,,flinatatwe Hope, Eqq. eldrst : son of Sit' Johusto,e-114 , pe, to Attne, eldeAt 11,1111,trr of Qrurge Ciortton, Eati. fttll , he...d. no FrOlay niuromg, thr Stlt inst. at et tot 61. ila wit) M.NWettort". Atm. .vt.icsitf " " arvi' " 4 ' 4 Cootp4uy..- ' Win /I:tilting, chiral, daughter ut . the It4tv: Haitting ; 45(4. of Bhckautu. PIED. Ort the Nth) April, e 7 h(1 theototi I' 4 " sage fim,- tali hug. At aellburgh, ()a the fid ins Dr. itubiet hy. %).4;