The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-30 00:00:00

FRED CII VATLItS. Dec. Majesty's health is' corn-, plete'y restored, and the hope ice entice ved that on New Day receive the lintnage of hit COnrtoappears likely to he realize,d. 'rbe Austrian Obserr . er, " i considered an ciffieii,Ljonrnat, has pablisibeti the following - at'- " The,rnost absurd reports have - lor some days di .he,-n circulating. here : their source is easily They Origin ite in the, promenades, in some coffee-hooses,: are hatched' at the corners cif certain streetns, and afterwards appear to ob tain a degree of credit on the 13 , (chtwge. Accord ing to titese rumours, all tl:e l'oeceis are nti the b e in;?, ungaged in interininable quarrels. ilostilities will immediately break 'out between ititssia and Turkey : TlOinernitS regiments or Aux trianS are inarchitqi . thviards the Danube : copriers t nelsengers are seen passing in , all directions new alrances will: replace the present, which arg row grown , old';',t be jealonsy between England f,na iS daily increasing :.Prussia will invade ienee, and Austria will - speedily cornment'c the t rai:d part which is reservecl fur her. All this is rieten6ed to be known and demonstrated by the p otious who ate skilled in the atrakts- of the; " We can assert, from authentic information, that there is not one word of truth. in these ports. \Viler; couriers are diipatehril (hey are :tnessengets ttt reoce, c trryj with tiietti the omit iiEettJgalile pro ,, fs of the dose alliloce ff hieh noifcs the great Monarchs to whom Lurope owes h ; restot4tiOn; and t'et whonCsite must still lw ( )duff!. for het . tranquillity. which , how ever, Inc:t , furnaces. IVheto movements of tYOOO3 t',ll(e pl tee, it is ttl• the put p0 ,, n7 of relieving those 'pro.- viiire which ioive suffered , most from the ii ! elemency of the sensen. The cordon of health on the frontiers of Mohlavia is rein-force/I, becon , e symptoms of the phigne have untlrtu- - I),(tvly lqipe,treu in -some parts of that province; The f!..reatest military tranquillity revailtt in Tur )i.y toloctioni are daily made in the Russian mot ,en armed corps ,whit h AV;IS statiOned the r iris( to the Turkish troutivrs was ,lately . could( Leiy oissol,ved. 11l the A tt'ti i:itt Mowareliy t: etc cs.ists no vestige of any 111'0;141 . y dentomitra t t we may,kippealior the truth of this to the ter iioiniy of 28,00.000,Jft. faithful subjects, the su,Leulatots of the Exchange alone excepted,- COCIII-AIARTIAL ON' OF.NEItAL SAVARY, IN CON TUMACY. Doke de Grammont Wt President. The Dimbeas of 4ovign, with her two daughtets, came into COWL S , ,e (H5ll - Inured a justificatory me tifrori4l iii favour of her husband ; and. retired after the documents, hdd been read, : at the moment the Itpintei 105 C 10 411`AWli eptlChiSio US. • ' folloviog' cacti came out from the (loco mets :•••avaty, Doke of 'Ho . • . vij,o, enjoyed los ply of Lieotemmt-Geovral iit ctise ficrvieteVirritu the retail') of the King, (list ing front,the I,itt of April;:lBl4,y turto - the Ist of Septt..mber. , From the latter period. , up to the 19 1i March 4 , 1615, he received, Its half:pay of re- treat, .1 1,6 73fr Appoint ell by a decree ot Napoleon, of:the 20tIv of arclr, filst Inspector-General tit t.iendarmerie, he .received itt that capacity, op to .the , 3otlt . of April, flit dire blbire otitis pity, at'tlie annual rate of 410,000 ft. 80,000 fr. for lodging at and I . ; ,tioot, of forage per pay. have already Itad occasion to notice, in again ticconnt of trials Of this' Solt, that Cieneral Lottati Gent at the \Var. (Alec,. before the vapitu., larion a number of documents, which woultl have furnished it ref - raw:tile v roof of the 1), , t ween Ole kle alili tiJ►ir,►t+,trs iii t i ,v Ft ailre. 'PIOT Wai no thing t onn ti , it t h e kVIr-olliee to inculpate Sayary ; but the teem di of the police tarnished a very im. TitiS was a letter of redotn trieoti,ti,ni, •,obliesseti by that General, after the • .'2.;),1i td . AFticli, 10 M. Fondle, Duke of Otranto, and wit :eh !.to u , follows":. " :: 1 1w,iiteci 1)r. lterttsult. phYsiciari . to ; ; ixt and it ,VaS he velto. for Iv:A:lite:worth 'was tire co.cperwor aitti hap: b.c4i , „: - !" tween :the bit of Elba' and lic t,t tl , c Illitiistry, and will well exc cot e what iS rt; p iirt•i! of him. Ile ;f69 lii the WaiS att:i Pol'anti." '1 his leiier vroeed by experienced witnesses to he iti titt' 1)0101- kV, itiug o f $ 3 1, 1 0 y 1); . . Rep.tittit ft,2ttied, as might be expected, the co-opetation with which lie is dins charged. Oa tic aYrtfsted 1)1: the I'refect of l'olicc, he denied koo..vietl'ee ni the letter tat recommendation, • itch; +enielt Gen. Savttry had put what he pleased. ',1"o . a tpicstion by the Iteporter, he said , that his 'oriiriotts as to ll t ionaparte did at at all accord tisk thpse of t.leneral Sweaty; that for-this reasoo never to - et in public, bat hi private; he, beitig . the:physician of Abidanie tie Ito .. vigil And her cliildreti. 12:11e_V,1;jel llattalion Viotti, Reporter,' strong lv . ;10%irttts1 oft Ate, leiter which Intl been read. Dr. 0,1)}0k)f; he said, was covered by the law of ant• tt,e letter became against,lien.Savary 01 .oeet'whelming evidence— Ile said, cOOOllOll exc, t se o f pee t ion t i in General Savary' . B I 0 11411 11,a ‘IIIS, l'Alillia brim; patte bri established, , it became flect , o , ,try to sulphit hint. " 'this only to the govern thtitt 4 0, 14 d , lobtle.ici eel y commodions : but tr .1,01 t ill it the •Xaiotrailles riiid the Du loy did not ithandow their King appeared to have abandoned hint. Civtichtnett• in 'future reject with horror the firrtitt - ioni doctrines of rev#ltitionists ! Alav they if I l ell.t,ieLloAelvkil rti once to the simple ttnil bit ;1 y of ,t heir 'fathers t's • • eol'iclilded.with praying that the accused be det !rr'l of treason, toy having .by ,sectet, i1o;1 cl ititiiiill inArigues fricilita,teti the rt.:turn lit liittnittpArte to Prance, while in the list 'of the (.;:oratr. of France, an receiving pay as • :Wet. two bows' 4oliberkttion,,tlEe Court ttnonj 19.1141y4ee1;:f Gelltt tii S aoRIV Gtfilty, and con treninatilin to the intui4hatent vi death. t : r'. ;,; Toni t, 14(1.Nift)Y t • [This Guzette notifies that the Prince Regent Ims qterolied Ike Commist,ion, appointing , Oshotne.Mariiham, together with .loim Piston - and Alexander Lorraine, Estirs. eonimis sioners for the A ifait sof Barrack..., has a ppointo"borne Markham, Esq. to he,, Comptroller of the Barrack Depart ment ; al3o appointed Edward Hosea wen Frederick:, Esq. to he Deputy Comply:4ler of the Barrack Department.- - A ward of 501. is ()tiered iia thiq Ciazette for the digcovery of .the four men who tired on the lath inst. at Mr. Charles tadinan, of fligham, Kent, as he was teturning from ltocin-ster corn wirket ; one of the halls went through his bat. Likewise a reward of 1001, for the eiscovery of the men who, On' the 30th November; entered the house of Mr. (layering, of Littlehato hope, liexham, igorthumherland, and took away a gun, mis taking it fur a gun which bad been previously taken fon) .t poacher. Acid a reward Of .20p. guineas for the discovery of the persons who at fire to a wheat stark belonging to Mr. Downiagi Of Denton, Lincoln.] s frar- Office. Die. 28, 18th'. 7th Regiment of _Light Dragoons, Lieutenant 'John R. Gor• don to PQ C:aptaio of Troop, by pm chase, vice -Ripon, win retires• Cornet D. It. F. Stiangways to be Lientettant, by pnrebase, vice Gordein. 19th Ditto, Charles Luthington Cumberlege, Gent. to Ins . Cornet, po l gimie, vic e ,Welb.e. promoted. 21th Regittient of Foots Ntajiir Willi4m,Robibon to he Lieu-: tenant-Colonel, • by • purchase, vier: 1 who retires. Brevet .Major Thomas ,Critig to be Major, by purchase, vice Robison. "•0611t 'Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Robert Gelliles, from . the Royal Military-Colley, To be Esisign, ‘vithont purchase, vice Crcsswell, whose appointment bas not taken place. 6;3t1 Ditto, Captain Dititjamin Handley, front the 9th Light Dragoons, to be. Major, by purchase, vice M'Maloi, who retires. 56 1 11 Ditto, Lientetiant Amos Thorne 'to' be Adjutant, vice • :kiallett, promoted. 59th Ditto, Eriiigri Frederick P..ituhinsen to be Lieutenant, vice Nlitchell, decHsed, B.,llarlow, tient. to he Ensign, vice Itobio,dil. (Oki Lie.ot cria Woodlo be..Ceptain of a Com pany, vice living. deceased. • 6711 t Ui.tu, Lieuteliant, William Jones to he •Captain of a Company, lky purchage, vice Patrickson, r-uniote.d. 75th Ditto,— , To he Lienteriants, 'without purchase; Lieute tiara Frederick Fhtainharsoti,. from half-pay of the iota - Foot. vice Priiser, who to,:change . c, the ditterettee.' Lieutenant David Vans Naobeii, 'trout the, halt-ray of the 52d out, rice NiThersion, who cxelianes, receiving the difference. 79th Ditto, Lieutenant nom, Cowan to be Adjutant, vice At2eletio, who reAigo, the' Adjotiottcy 19.111, Ditto, Ensi.o, --- Howe to hr Lieutenant, withont purchase, vice t:.o - nticharl ivhu re-,i;,7iis: Edward Armr ritNn;;.filit. to be ginio, site Home. •. AfEatottaNpup.—The name of the Ensiito, lately promoted to,a 4.ieutenantcy in the ti4th Pout , islturn, and tWV linens. 13,1NKI1UPTCIES LAltt ; , . William - Holmes, North master-owl:mei . , from. Dec 24 to Ft b. 1 1. II ANKII.I; PTS. jo..(c)111S , •:otton, High-street Virmini;hant, hosior, fo sityren-• 414 , 1' J. 441. 20, at six; 21 - , 'at eleven, at the'.ll4ilrs Hiackle . y, and Feb. 8, at eleven, at the eleorge Inn, Ili,lck• ley. Atternies, Mr. -LOW, Pierti(lise-6treeti 4,e Messrs. King and Sifilen, Ed,vard Wright,lNlCretattle'44niont-Tylfe;kflice'r, Dre.'4s44bn.. 17, and Veit. 8, at eleven; ,at the. tieofge Inn, Newcastle.; pot)-1' A ttor tti4!4, INiessrs. Belt and BrOdriek, Cheap side, or . • (Irimrs White, Oxford, i c iniher-merel4nt, Jan, 10, at tire, 11, and' F(!ii. 6, at tivolve,.at the White Ilart . Inn, Broadway ? %V.l.ireester. Attornits, Mr. Elkins . , Exchequer-Other,. Lincoln's Inn, or. Nlr. Sanincl 'Hamblin,..Wation-Underedgo, Clatieesterlhire,,ipn holder, Jan. 17, at fi,111 . , 7, and Yeti, 8, at eleven,. at the ti t ian Inn, Wotton-Undere(lge.'. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, (71rinelit's Inn, London. NV l l.l3in Peed), Chestevoel4,,Derbyshire, innholder, Jan. 9, to, anti Feb. 8, at twelrg, at the Tontine Inn; .Shelliv)(l.-- , Attornies, Messrs: Parker and Brown, Sheffield, ur Messrs. lagr.ive and IS'alter, Syntond's Inns Henry Luker, Walton, Surrey, painter, Jan. 4, I I, and Feb. .8, At one, at London. Attornies, 'Messrs. Kear ley and Spurr, Ilisltopsgatestreet. - , • s • EdwartlTrood, Churelistatinton, Devonshire, coal-merchant, Jan. 10, 11, untl,Felr. 8, at eleven, et the angel Soniersetshire. Attornies, ;Messrs. King and I.alciu t Bed ford-row, or Mr. Clarke, Chtutt; Jacob Ahraltams,Munseß-street, tknolnian's-fields,tnerchant, Tat. 7, 21, anil Feb:B, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs, Evitt and Warm, liitydou•square, Nlioories. Nathaniel tirreuhaigh, - ()rear Button, Laiteasbire, cotton : moniitacturer, Jan. 17, 13, and t 1.14. 8, at tea, at the White I— Bear Inn, ManOtester. Attoanies Jilal;elock,,.Ser•. jeanr's tin, London, or Mr. Morris, Milk-street, Fountain stt eet,. NlAttehester. With h,,m Woodcock, Preston, Lancashire, timber-Merchant, -Jun. e 2, and Feb'.'a, at ten, at the Ball inn, Preston, Attornies, Messrs. 'i'rougliton and ilaydock, Preston, ur lllissr?. Iliad, Shaw, and Johnson, King's Bench Walls, 'Temple, . . nistiott, -Melton. Musehray, Leicestershire, inn keeper, Jan. 10, all, six, 11, at one s and Feb. 8, at two,. at the Fl)ing Horse hail, Nottingham. Attoriiies, Messrs. . 'Willis, Clarke and Co. Wartrfortl-court, London, or Mr. 1 lealey, Manchester. Blixard, New. Cavendish-street, Mary-le-lome, tip erer, Jan. 1, li, and Feb. 8, at one, al Attorney, Mr. Uheveley, Great Pultency-itteet, Golden square. John Osborn, York-place, Kenniaglon, Surrey, oilman, Dec. , 'Jan. 7, and 1 7 eb. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Atorucy, Mr. Latither, Inn-salitare.) DIVIDENDS. J a n. 21, W. Parker, Bristol, bacon-factor,-Jati. IR, P. Par - ratt; Enficid, smith—Jan'. 22, J. Taylor, sett. Old-street, pasteboartl-timnufacturer.—. l an. 18, 1,. H. H. C.. Coostant, Weilelose-squal e. sugar-refiner—Jan. 18,11. it. flatly, lticltca rourt, Liate-strcet, tovechant—Jan , 18, P. Hooper, Barth° to uety•lilacs, Bartliolourew-close, limber-merchant—Jan. 20, .1. Mauna,' Birmingham, grocer.—Jan, 11, .1. 1). Jones, Phil pot-lane, merchant-44n. t t, J. Baltotir, factor—Jan. 18, 1). liartiard, Sheffield, ther ehatiV--Jan.4:ls, .1. Scott, Witham. Es ex, serivener-1 an. 18, T. D. Latham tint! .1. Parry, Ile%oushire-squareonerehants— Jan. Is, O. Latour, , Brewer-street .tiolilett-strout e, Dec. 31, S. L. NVorsfold,Ramsgate, shopkeeper--Jats. 18, 1), Gorely, Canterbury, banter---Jan. 18, W. Alllaitrns, Lime house-cantiewa, victualler—Jan. 18 4 W. '.V n, Shake speare-wallt, gliitlwell, met( haw—Jan. 18, ,F..:11 Warren and L. Smith, Austin-f'riars; rnerchat.ts—Feh, a, I. Di xo n, Wel. Kent, innkeeper—Jan. is, 11. Jadies, St. Mary Axe, Merchant—Jan. 27, T. Heather, Southampton; deafer--Jail. 20, W. Reerei'l3riteldev, Northampton, victualler-3am 2t., ' J. RobittS, Braekley, Northampton, inctualler--.1 an. 31, W. Olchinstm, Sheffield, furrier—Jan, 21, 'l'. Pinliertun, New PAoad-ttrect, chant—Jail. 20, .1. ILalion and M, Har greaves, Liverpool, timber-tnerchants—Jalt, l 2l, lt. ruarstm, Skelton, dealer—Jon. 23, 1). Pattinson, Carlisle, coot mon. brewer—lan. I, J. 'Walker, VortleY, Leeds, merchant —Feb. ti, J. Roberts, Oifertl-street, tbeterr—Jau. 25, P.-F.,. Driventa, Size-lane, merchant—Jan. itfr, J. ,Tyner, Itic/414r army, L anc aster, cattle;dettler--Jan, !.?5, LI. Croekatt, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance -hrokev..--Jan. 2t3, .1 Spica, 301) Birmingham, hosier. . • CERTIFICATES, JAN, 10. • .1. and J. Fletcher, Liverpool, ship.thattellers.l.Ltiey,Bris. tol, linen-draper—W. Bums, crrel!;011111en, I :titill)elial 3 d) co rdwaitier-..W. Harris, Birmingham, button- mal; er—W. Payne, Stimrporl,, W o rcester%ltire,'coat-.mereli.no.--F.: Gay, Wellingtowterracr, Somersetshire, Mariner—W. Alexander, Rumburgh, Suffolk, grocer—J. B. rrett, Bolton-l@.Moor3, Lancashire, Shopkeeper—J.: Joseph, Vlymouth.Doek, silver staith—A. Gleunie and .1, S. Gletutie, New Broad-street, turr chants. PAUTNF.IISHIPS DISSOLVED. S. and R. Douglas, Liverptiol, watch -ntanufactarers—lsaac Green and F. Wllday, Birmingham, tiitatett—A. f , 'raser and T. 'rept), Cheetharu, Manchegter, dyers-D-11. P. Page and VI. Warren, Fakettham, NoriolV; ituttutongers-+J. J. and E. Ottey, tarerti-iceeperg, ChiWn and Ato-hor, Strand- 4 C. and J. Lowe, St. lames, "Clerit„enwell, jeWellas—i Ogle thurpc and G. Tinsley, Tythharn4street, Liverpool, spitit. dealt rA-311. Monrehouse and J. Maticheq , r, a,uolitt tuattufacturas—J. Yl. Mad,lack . l u Vs j'eubctt, Li, erp , ol, raerelrants--J. Burt wadi; %Y, Si. 11, , ater cial.road, buot-rnahet's- , .. 4 . ;It'd J. P.:ATISt.:;, Verhy, sphiners—J. and J. Itnyle, :\ la tic best and R.. Hudson, Ludlow, Salop, i voolooqct Patte,tni and -3. 1 . K. Smith, Brea cl-itrect, Cheapiide, Condon, A y.,re. houternen-3. Buttemorth and 1). Evans, %I'lttlirrit-atreet -11. Morrison and I). Laing, :11,2dtrfort:httiltlith4s, Strand painters—W. Yilstrote and (' M.,idstime, 'Kent, bUnlttni C. 411wrizlit tied S. Stright, (reski Maztilsond, - Sotilliwarl; hat-atattaartursrs--J. and. P. Cla . ster nit g eniis--J. Vet I,•...nitrard : Rirei t hankers---4 I)awiteni ftrul S. G.rd, Loudon, Tallinn:Li—ll GUtt and jt \Vint - twit), Leeds. • • ' COURT OF KING'S BENCH, SATURDAY, PERJURY. - !r, Tile KING V. HUCKS. This was an indictMent for perjury, brought against the defendant, a ship-0;01er, at the in stance of several underwiiters,.nnder the follow.-; ing circumstances :—The defeirdatit, in conjunc tion with two other persons, named Roper and Price, was owner of a South-Sea whaler, called the. Vigilant, which sailed on'a fishing adventure to the South Seas in 1805; She had also letters of illative a.gainst the Spaniards. At the time she sailed, her owners insured her for 30001.; on her arrival hi the South Seas, it appeared she paid more attention to Si)1141311 vessels titan to whales, and for a time was successlid in making captures; at length the prisoutts which she had on board rose on the crew, overpowered them, and carried the Vigilant into a Spanish port in the Gallifiagos Islands, .where she wits condemned... The owners Laving received no news of the vessel for some time, they began to be apprehensive for her fate, and in August, 1807, they attempted to under-• ',write her for larger autos ; and by the representa-, tions which they made to the underwriters; sac : ;ceded in inducing the — underwriters to take further risks upon her for 84001.; soon after this, news of her loss arrived, 'and. payment was de mantled of the underwriters. Some circumstances having occurred, however, • which induced the . underwriters to suspect cte defendant had infor matiOn of the loss id' the Vigihint before the policies were effected, they resisted-paytuent, and filed a hill in the Exehekyier, which was atiwered by:the defendmit, -- who, in Iris answer,swote that at the-time he effected the policies he -had no ktiowledge whatever that the Vigilant .was.not in safety, nor had he any reason to suspect of lieve that site was not then safe and wc ll it ) the South Seas. This was it perjury assigned. ATTORNEY ,• : GENEIIAL. was proceeding to prove his case, the facts of which weir similar, to those in the ,case of the King and Roper, when ....TI4,CoMooN Sttai n atiVt taik 'rite objection. .There were on the record thirteen:allegations - of perjury, each of which set forth the several poll, cies of insurance, their:dates, and the names' o f the Underwriters on eacli. Several of these alle gations. Varied from the policies, a variation which the Cominon Serjeant contended must prove fatal. Lord,ELLENuortotion c-)nsidcred the object:on es fatal, and the Ivry • therefore foUnd the tkiend :: ant---:Not. Guilty.. THIS Kir° V. This also was an indictment against the de fendant for . wilfal nett cornint perjnry . .. The per jury wass - essigned to have been ennimitted'bythe defendant, in se, ea,ying an affidavit hefave the Commiqsioners of lankrurcis, as torthe 10fint of a debt due to hint front the'estate of Messrs. Kendal and Reynolds, wine and liquor merthanti, late o;' \‘'hiteehapel. The, amount of the debt -.swot ii to by the defendant was 15051. 113. 114. :arising wit nt discount transactions between the Banking-houses` in whieh defendant was a part ner, awl 'the: bankrupts. It was allegid that at the time the defendant . thus wilfully and falsely swore to an existing debt of 15p51. he knew well he wits swearing falsely ; that no greater smn than ,1020/..was 4uc from . the 'bankrupt's 'estate, the defendant Well knowing that one biltoloool. in chided in his account of 15051. having been al ready paid to To prove this case, W. Ken dal, one of the bankrupts, and several other wit nesses, were called, from whose testimony it up peared there had been very extensive bill transact . tions between the parties, and that the 500/ bill in qnestion; even if it had been paid, still remain ed in the hands of the defendant. Loyd riLLUNBORnUOII observed, that : although the defendant Might have been mistaken as to the amount of his demand, yet there was no reason to sup'pose he bad sworn knowingly a nd wilfully what was false, .especially when it was recollect ed that the 5001: bill still remained in his posses sion, which 'circittnstance might have tended to mislead hitii. The Jury found the defendant—Not „ DREADFUL 1 .41 RE..--.-On Monday morning last fire broke out the house of an old maid, named Mary Cock, living next door to the-Ship public house, in. High-street, Poplar, which, for a time, threatened destinetion to the neigh bourbood.--- , The watehmatOeeing the flames burst' forth front the. _bottom part of the house, gave an alarm to the intinibiifllltS, many of, whom rushed •naked into the street. .ThomaS Milend, one of the wutchnien, on ascertaining that Mrs.'Cock, who was nearly 80 ' Ot age, ,had not escaped, obtained a step ladder, and got, up .to the window of the room On the first floor, ‘ . N.;heie site slept., The old lady now made lrer IlppCnronCe, and-opening t h e wi n d ow, called for assistance ,. The watchman' seized 'tier by t.ite 'hand, and en deavoured to persuade , her to come out on the window stone. in Order that. he, ti:i ht lift her out : this site iefused to do in the date iii which she was, tieing attired only in her night-gown, and tutoiog found, retired to get soul 'other articles of dress: - .At that' instant the floor gave way, and she wa‘ precipitated into the, burning t,Uilih 'hineath. Milend then withd rew , and in a few seconds the house was le . Vei with tree ground. The iiiinas” 'rapidly inereaselt, an d con ,, the adroitting honses e which, including the ~Shi public-house.% ere cnn !l owa. :Very' little of the property . was saved, 'The ,„v,,s ''. 14 8 ( 1 , t o t i n s fire i engine iccee detl b wa sy - others, .6 lit o n I t r i i t l e i c g h r o p t t i v n v d e , n e t and the devouring element front extending its ravages further. No other life was lost, nor personal in-' jury sustained, except' the melancholy catastrophe which 11(41 Mrs. Cock.' The next day, on dig ging in the ruins of the house, a part of the pour uld creature's hones were disco‘cred almost cal cined to a powder, Search was made during the week for the remainder, but in vain. On Friday avening.a Coronet's boy sat on her ashes, and, atter hearing evidence, none of which threw any light on the origin of the fire, returned a verditt of Aecidental Death." Most of the houses were insured. ' Mr. lloaiNsota, of Camberwell, shot a fox in Iris gardc:ll thyre, on, Saturday Morning, about half past eigl4t o'clock, It is supposkql the animal was tli (hest of smile 'of that Gentletniu's po►tltry. ouss.--.W. Gunnell; the brewer's a Litt tservant,oge, sic,rto l ipi 51 oiler e : sxt s eini : l a .eri g niloy a : i t t i t oo b tfl ro tat t: ,es g l h 2v et t ie t o i p p f, , Di c l ae h ci a lei t e t d e b t i l evr w .o i n t 1 ( 1 ?r b il: e ing to his havingseen rim breaking the windows of Mr. Beckwith with a musket. The LORD MAYOR, however, on that occasion signified his clouhts of the truth or Woodridge's statement, being apprised that Wootlridge was himself a man of had -character. Saturday Dyna n, who had spoken to the identity of Cashman, having been close to Mr_Beckwith's shop while the 11611110 MS were broken, carne forward and deposed,..that be saw some brewer's servants active in that violence, but did not see the prisoner. He saw W oodrid g e in' the crowd, and heard him cry out---'' Go it—• don't leave a Echoic , window in the h---y house,!* .several cross- wexam dowsinwere broken when atioo, Witness ad. m itted that some of the io he came up. The LORD ,Mavon observed , - tha t th e evidence of Griffin went to proVe that the windows of Mr. Beckwith's shop •were first broken by a brewer's servant • with . a broomstick. His Lordship also added,. that Griffin would now, on more mature tecollection, swear most positively to the prisoner, as the ntan who had so broken them. Griffin was then called, but not being present, was sent for. A Gentlearact eunnected with the house of Calvert said, that. Gunnell, who is alit* lame in one leg, usually walked with a broomstick. He also added, that [loge-, who had been seivaut with Mr. Calvert, was tVady to give further evidence against the priionci. • • J. Page, was then deposed, that when he was last examined, be w.i's ser►got to Mr. Calvert; behad 'since then been turned a w,,y, anti was nOw entirely out of 'employmeot.' lie repeated his evidence respecting the pr. i ? unge hay.- lug declared that be had changed a heavy for a light piece; and further deposed, that on the 2d of Deeeo,ber he was in Newgate-street wift his I.iiiLky, and ;saw the. prisoner, whom he 15-new be t`ctre, pass, hint with a musket or ,gull on his shoulder ; be was in the middle l of the mob, be hiJol the colotirs. Thomas - Lee, his fellow.ser 'vant, was with him, and saw hint also. 'Woodridge was now called for, bait be having been in custody on some charge of imposition on the Pkisli Officers, he contrived to slip out of. the-Justice.Room 'and' escape. The LORD MAYOR said he knew him to be a$ infamous character,—Mr. Cannon, the Solicitor to the Rioters, now appeared, and tendered M bai r t for Hooper. The pe rsons p ro p osed were, . John Collet, N 0.135, High flolbtirn, uphOlder, and Mr. Thos. Harrison, landlord of the Cock, 6rattoll-street, Soho. The former, on being questionetrby Mr. Newman, Solicitor tor the City, however, would norsn'ear himself worth 501. ter the payment of all his debts, enclaves reject ed. J\ir. Harrfson was offered butof o ther bail, in the room of Collett, dektanded be ► Ore Hooper could be disc har g ed. Preston was present to conduct off his friend looper, but Retired numb disappoini ed. Mr. Griffio not appearing, (itionell was ordere d, n b e remanded till Tuesday. Plumpastreo. 4,AVatick„—lt 4s with conc erts that we have tO report Lite lawless, Hod some in soc respects fetal depredatiOns, committed by•ft gang of wreckers on the ..Petiltryn Snds, Cardigan shire.:—A French brig, bound front Toulon to Havre de Grace, with wines and verdigrease,. put • o. Abertiortb on. Sunday Week, and rent eineli int there till Fritifty , Whet', parting from her atiebort,, she got on shore on the above sands ; abottt two o'clock no Satnrilay morning she . became a emu-. plete wreck ; all the crew.were fortunately saved; but. sorry are we to state , that an immense nuns bar of the peasantry of the neighbourbotni, had assembled on the beach, were guilty of defre,* • da'ion% highly disgraceful to a civilized country, sin! tow r.hicit about eleven of them met with inv , nisbuient of a very summary anti awful :nature; namely, that of an untimely death, in consequenc e of becoming intoxicated with the wine, and bed ing expOsed to the inclemency of the weather during the night. Some of the. wretches were drowned; the bodies of two, belonging to Garai' gen, were on Sunday last,conveyett to that place f , one of them had been marriediilftee weeks. Ha't it not been for the great exertrons of Col. PriCeo i eonsfurcl, and other tolio to/ ra n ( o E ct . t ( P l : it is i s possible to 1, se, UEhicers, did all in 1 1 10e t a t iu t i tr e le s t i v; i l i o e . i t h( l l :av i l wve o t er l f m ) e b t t I ta l e) C: el pyn i ti t i : . cargo, niuclt' more of it been sacrificed on , this . tragic , 4l lives might have BIRTHS, On the 14th inst. at Genoa, the Lidy of the Captain George Elliot, R. N. of a daughter. On the lAth inst. at the Royal Hcispital, Dublin, the Ladl. of Captain M ler, Aide-de-Catnp to the Connuanaer of thol. Forces, of a daughter. Oa Friday, in Manehester.street, the Lady of Edward Dance, Esq. Deputy dounniisary-General, of a eon, born. AliftrE , D. On the q,t4 inst. youngest ton of Charles Von land Curzon, of 11Ielturt, to Maria, only daughter of 'Woo" !Unlock, d On tklturday last, at Newport, Essex , M r. William Holt , Threadr*tile-street, to Amelia, youngest daug hter Of "". late Rev. Edward Bryant. DIED. - This forronon, at his mother's bowie in Charing-Croo, 141; William Pollock, son of the late Mr. D. Pollock, of the fa g ''' place. " .0 0 On the 12th inst. Thomas Mint, Esq. of tVadenhoe, Oundle, Northamptonshire, in lit gOth year. ef• On the 'loth inst. in t annon-itreet, Edward Swattn , ,„ s of in the fast year of his age, a Magistrate of the CorpOnit''',” Nottin2ham. On Wedncsdar, Rilliaui Ilayne, Esq. late of Mills -stye r, On Saturday', at Camberwell, in his 6.,,t1 year, Georg g sire, Esq. of the Nary-Pay-Office. On the , i4th, at Bigland Hall, 'Lancaster, aged 10, ' t3ll°l4 the wife of Dudsey DaWiton. Esq. i danfile, ~On the 26th, at West Wicklianf, Kent, Jane, Won; lot o.‘ ter of Loeut.-Colonel Tyndale, late of the Ist WO Life Guards. do On ch, % w ife ife dte a l f s j il o a s y fil t , m a t r i d oi cy Leicestershire, N 1 rs• 7 „ w ad LONDON : Printed by , J. 13. cikusrmits , „ ll / 4 40. buildings . ; and pnidished \I-. , by A. 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