The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-23 00:00:00

ACAI)ENIV. LEcTufas.ol4 PAINTING. .= lite•ltoit - lecture of 'thiS•cotirse . , which .was de - liVtleti on l'hursday evening liy Mr,FUSRI,I; rprised ne►ir►crt:his and Continents - upon:, :-.Coinprmitiun and Expression; Coniposit ion ia the, illu"Stratibri of invention ; pit ehi,y be•ifiNidk...d into two parts, ITlOrkil and ph)- sisal ; the hatter is composed of perspective and chiare-senri), the former 9f unity, - propriety, and perspicuity. Without unit y , WO111(1 ap roir tikirifeteci ; without propriety, it worthl to 'ague and disgust the eye ;. and, void .of perspi cuity, it twist- rietesSarily be attended by ambi guity, and , confusion. Composition (like most :parts of style), had its origin in method, gradu ally Improved, and finally established, in correct ' tress and taste, the chief .4doaucement aptl per fection o(cornposition,'May'be attributor to :111- 'ehaei NtimerOtis are. the . forms .which enable this (Tepartment.of tlii.rart of painting to p,rotlitee effect , .and grandetud; 'the, cone, the ti i the gliibe, tlit`eircle and segments, all re. spvctively contribute.' lire Professor here celebrated pieces of 'ancient sculp ture that sire raised to sublimity ibY - com pot,.eit in_the shape Of one of the. Li hove:-mettt ioised figures, He particularly dwelt upon the Groupe the 'Nile, suit Ilia Hercules of Glycon4 the lat. Vex leas tue appearan6C of the Colic inverted-1. the central light of a globe, 'imperceptibly blending through netni-tints iitio transparent shades, Julius the spell of the Avorks of Correglo ;..but, hoWever.i this urtiSCs performances (the heauties.of which gki t etly.cousist iii colourittg)c . eannot be called the ~o{ spii,si;s of It ,itintiatc coinposition, whose solo ...objeet, is' grandenrand stiblintit y,"fdr "the attsin ittent. tor tebiets it Sacrifices all inferior, 'mt te ;tontlay goalittes s . Jratticularly'.colouring,- as it 4 ; ... tinot,be,etli• inerl With . it, and is ab ,..t0r41,1 nul l / its its immediate aim... • • • In thelworlts, of ttalikAel, the Aieres have the • ot nitture iviien in they :are the most stitched cffOrts of art ; .the • inciniktit he lids' chosen for 'cacti is thlt crisis when all is !efiergy avaticxpression: lit the Cartoon of Ananias, previous to our acquaintance with the "astfleet-i-,Vve riaktilers of Use scene ; the ampliitheatrie, the' scenery a spaci -oiti,-hall.;" the focus of the action is in the centre, the • wint,i assist ; indeeii every part !combines... and every minitte i purtion contributes tone grand end-41m snblinie effect of the wliole, It is casi:y nel•ceivcd that AlUilliaS is the victim, of a super natural power; Who instigates .the Apostle that seises his hand to antiotince -the troent—and it is done ! If We retnall the contrasts- of you, It and age toe froht, the direct tit tention,or the matron behind to tlie money she is cuunting, which evi• den, tiOtt wilb; .if:woexaminc. emtiphsitioti'tht'figAres,.cottsisting of near • fhb t y vict t discover chat everyone ,and file, room 16 list', and that none . appear common l'utvi.)(lttec( l , iftes'econveitittice. • In the Cartnou of site Eacrifice , dt:Lpfra, 'vod • .111'6 y,. bli n a st,ptrititititt'; 'arkisiterosted ut tention, are c o wl-a:At-0 ; the APostteratit, though ! :1 'shade, coslsioBitds the first atteiltion of the eve, , the .ittVOtt..of tilt picture ' -is direoud•totrarns Li sts ; is A r re sted, in the act of strik* i t i g toe hun, by a yoturg - wan, Who observes Paul r, ntlitig his garinetits with horror at the deed, The Miracle has just Beets pertoritiethipou a man tvith upon the Apostle, and raising lianas' in adoration ; and it is recognized by the figure of 'air old roast Y Itfting trp part of the v..,acinetits that covered his. (the formes...one's) while . the now 'tiselesiCrtitclie&:lay on the otol(ll)42kire berwalsei-otiered n ti tv (ontinents 11)1015 variblis illettirts 'of Raphael, f ind, anion tslliers, t Ile. itryirrectioa girl ..4ssen. ; iii the former of wiii;lothe %thole *is ,Atit— liulcut anti tentnestootis ; uess and serenity reigns Which*c;haracterizes tri• timphant Hower. ' ' . • hello the l'rnfessU,. rPliail. only consideredtbe mental p•Artof liaptrael's ,prOtfirctions, Ire there. 'Ore not ailveyttd llis b pietures possess breadth of' ligticand'shatie; which ren dei•i, itsem ex eol,mtin is. view •; but 'by at teitillag to the mihole, he 1 ,4'101 .P 0 ii;feweriors in thisparrs, the prineitialofjwhich are'the •tol• • lotvin4 : They do trot prrsiess ; :cdinponerrt bar . inOq, and . in some instaitees, Abele is, even tbriirittiesS, i,i,too" distinct in it lie adjacent bilts; of barslineis. - The' Professor then' prtieeetletrto• 'expression, I s i s ilistionrse`tipon. tibiCh consisted of-various and Vii, ?ii:totis conlaienta 01)011 'a number of produc tions, to eninnerate whit Is, 'rradd 5t151 o be but a tedi• at;dogi.te'; suffice it to ail; flint' lie -Very lunch censured that ifxpeeSsion in a PiettiVe'which 10 prOtittce',horFtic, and tonsequently• po o r , 01 5 . the spectator ; Abe repre selitatlon itch y was ,often.the_favaurite sub ject of the antients.,,andthedelitteation of the tor tures of -espiring..prprtyq, petit ips, as often disuraced mo'ileras terile of ; ,C,lOl so Strongly mark the 0'10:1M;14 . 1' , ti n ' steiriclity, ass b l l 01 i,,th r0 ,!(.111 al i n wN . y tilt! ! ri.. , isief,.(l/ s:ympath,y,.ift.',lll ar.• kl disposition the angilish'of his fellow 'creatures ; eve# ltttlili ill 1i45..-twt kept *hotly. free.,from the Ater. itl •of Sintipson held by tai, .Piiillistinas.,.Sol4ea 644 vMitt ei ii,itfiget into Ills eycy-hiis , last.lts celen •tin account Of its , ?dr; -Fttieli; before he concluded bi44lisconrse, siffereil'o•fbelreittarkt upon the passiottli-sOthe tirrtilcb, though similar; ere not'expreaii-741 in it tit , olatrtier ; though ; joy nt:lbdi.tly, added he,.: ihiWbetti,,d,' it therc are distinct ) stilt" e.venlyposiv,speei,es and_ t of grid, Le' Scut , to• have been utterly 004Wilre of pieture . of' the Mich Alexander.:. 'Witli,the.iliedit.•ine 'at Lis hpt . , watch-. shwetimucnatn , :ei hit; physiCiati, whom feat.-- whiali accuses heirs , as ln!iving,in..., .I'lB'o poison in' the Very•phySic sPhicil AlexuitOr is ..taste poik of drinking :--1.1 the heyo Conthletice - in, t h e / ja w , he thug, jiavp friol f his expressiim ought therefore tolhe . tincladuteti sit3g strongtk.mai•ked conlitline3t,' 7 atfil that of die etlysiciao, a coutemptuotts srufle, whereas the _ latter b tiepietettify te-Set*r, With little-more ttaft a stupid stare. ' M. Owen was in the chair ; many itoyal Aca deplic:i.apg, and connoissen re were,. proent,..aad ai the conclusion gr eeted -Frtselt with loud itp •piausc. • LAW INTELLRIENCE., COURT OF 'CII.N,NcERY,TEu. 211;. • BROW V. MOOR);. In this ease, which WWI the only matter of the least importance, ail order was made to exOthle a - machine for making lace, the plan of which the detentiiiot; it is contended, bas`pirated. The rd stilt of the investigation is to be reported to .the Chancellor on Saturd4y. _ COURT OF LUNG'S DENCHN Fin. V, LORD COCCI RANE v. Shl • This ivaa'an action brought by Lord Cochrane against the defendant, who is a great lamp mann faetnrer,, fur. in! infringement of his Lordship's patent. The Noble Lord, our readers are, no .doubt. aware, has made some ingenious imprf,veinctits in the construct ion of latulis, and by introducing a eo inutwof nonospherie - air, by means of a tube, to run contignous to the flame of thelamp, produces a more intense light than has hitherto been produc ed, either by the.Argand lamp, ot by , any other of the tuodern improt:ements. This invention :he first communicated to the Defendant in 1813;in.• tending that he should become his tulnutactiirer. From some subsequent InifttlderStislithilg, bows ever, this plan was abandoned„ and his Lordship established a manufactory of his own„ and conti nued to supply some of the parishes - of the metro polis with lamps, Milder the patent which he had 'obtained. Alr.Smethursf having afterwards introduced his Lordship's plan into sonic lamps, of which he was the manufacturer, without his Lordship's consent, the present action was brought. A vast body of evidence was gone into, to prove the originality of Lord Cochrane'vinvention. Upon the.part of the defendant it fro contend ed, that there was nothing novel hi the _Noble Lord's plan ; but the main ground of tile defenee was, that his Lordship's specifieatirin went far . 7 titer t ha n . his-patent,. :: The patent 4as for a bet. ter mode of lighting citie, towns, and vialges whet•eas thespecificiaknn incl u ded g the iiiihtin j ot* light-hon , eg, churches, theatres, houses,,eiti. : .:. 'This. objection wts” held fatal, and tits plaintiff was non suited. 014 i ). BAILEY, TilkißsDAY, FEB. 22. Thomas. Perrin stood indicted for stealing a va. luable clock awl paiqing (the Crucifixion), the property•of Nit. H. Pbabps, of Bond-street.. Moses:CoWsm deposed; that hr purchased the duplicate of b clock from the prisoner, : which he redeemed at the house of Dobree, of Luke iitreet, Rathlitme-plare. • lle idierwardi pledged the clock with the same person ; nod a short time slnce,••4consequence of being.applied .by the proseentor, he stirrendered the diiplicate, • • Mr. Phillips deposed, that he was Aif auctioneer, residing iu Bond street. The •prisopee ...vas his servant ;'lo4itiV Mal Wllol'3lll his , employment, had artless to hisii,o-ont,, in waetw•4lti leposited con siderable property. In the course ot,last year he i aft cliscovered , that , a system of , plinidvr had been practised in his. house, and goods to the mount of more than 10001. stolen front thence In con septen.ei of direct information he .w,gitt to the hOuse of the last witnehs; where be produced the duplicate of a' clock ; from thence he went:to the Arawnbrokett, where he saw the talkie, and .iden tified it as his property., From the same •snurce of itttortmition - he :was enabled to tiace his pic ture, which he voluted at 100 guineas,. but which be Innt inserted in the im{ictment for ss. only, in order to • prsvent- the capital conviction of the prisoner: - • gambit Henderson (an accomplice) deposed, that be• was in'.the service•ot the prose.cutor slur lug the last Year. •' . .}le WAS concerned, with some otticrof• the servants of 101 master, in vatioui a cts o f. plunder, and eventually tied from . the country to , avoid detection. After he bud been in France , however, .some. time; he formed the de ' termination of acquainting the . prosecutor With the system of robbery that. had been practised,• in Which he took so actise a part. He accordingly wrote a , lettcr from. Calais, in consequence of which he returned home, and gas'e:every infer mation in hisToum • The prisoner,. in his defence, confessed the crime with•which he was cliarged,llectured he .was ttfrt •coneernedin any. other robbery of his em ployer, and implored •the mercy of the Court.. The Jury Annul him Guilty. George-Clarke, another servant in the employ of Mr. Phillips, was indicted for Stettlintfa silver mug, -his property. - The Jury acquitted him of the fe hmy ; and Ipr-Want of hail, he was committed fur :the •mistiementiOur, • • . Ses , tiotti . being elided, the REOOttpElt prt?- .notincell the (oil°, wing,ititigittents • John i r t•tr: t liriK a. shawl froutt tic peritm of Ara hala on the ...ginq stiishway, though uot with fotke vioie 'lei, to tran.;purt tit3ll . fur the period of hfsi natural . , Foorteen yshrs trarlp(irtatihn —Thomas Reatl,-John Davy. efs- r ,lito.cs Dent, J;soie Watkins, Cowpgr,. tirtin yeats tra t isliortotio'o.--Alohn 1 tvaris, ilnlrn 't ratiwort y , Ji,hn Cater, 'not) in an Bel ry, • o Trolan Jane .LOgiouti, ClAcleC4iotferi, Ilortlio . g ? Ault 11re wer, Aun Burr,. Thos. I an `ei,'Slorgan Dorioi•on, tl'iltimu White, ailiCiKotih)' ttubtrisov;rilritri , tte Geurgv Dur Henry. • Perq, Buttoti hlartba littlagou,' l laus.• P . vriyu, Win. Au . attn, 4101. C lturle ing, •, 'Om; ye.ai in 0 - 14 liiiwe.of Correc;1100, to labotir..-1-11arrJenieA, Julta Cluirubert Haiti' Stewart. t tomato iu the' 'Jou:A! of Correction, mid l evt to hard 1 ffenjOotio Jo.rith, .lotto tVifliaul'l3r..► r, Vi iilitna'l .htit ioot her, Johu 4ohuthirittwr, George.Wea, 'lobo ‘Vilsou, Y.Aleystrd., a n ti Jotsitrt tura re -liirke ptettiv,nrd fo 111001 whiprie(l),Lit'weettee'Dii•orett, John S uttli, 'Nines atilt 'Oeorge . . „ . ,Six•Otout.hs. in Neolcatem4otites Swint Jilin Shuttle woe u.. • . . Tilree • ttio tits' it • the" Toitse‘ of Corr ec 1 o Seott, liabiel-Sornittiets, ata %Yin. Johniuir.. :11.0 tirSt of Halite to he_ whipped, itud th other) i t t lie I:ept:. to hist d. • lime totteth Cu rrectimi---Juhn hinory l : :111u$.1ttlijuirj4,1111,intas' .Jottitiff. f ;Ltogfoi 4, Fieteher., .juhO ; lluticfsori,,U,6l.td,. thtp!in'ikiavgat6. -know' iquil day ;opt V. ttttnies atz ,utti I(obqt whippqp,.- 2 T4e - i ll4 4Pflt 9444 1 • 1 1 1 .0 , 4? 1 4,Y r 0,k!5iki41 1 . . • The ,brutQui mat .UtPLI., adjuuriivil to tile Ju. - April next.. t VII 1 *l l I ENTA ItSt 4 . , . . AIISTitACT 114,1'qATA . N T 1111.! ,SAt EI'ITTAR iAr E • . , The Army Estimates for the present ytir bak•eberi . printed.: `Trey ' i)ccupy 67 fotio isfiga. The following ig . an 'obstruct :---,;" ' '. -•. . . L. , :ild Forces, - iticiudi4 flit' Cotre; loteadoit to betauctti, for (ireretritain 4ind Ire- .L. a'. U. land, I,ll,7i;y—F,Npetice ~.., fle c innents statit: nut! in Fiance, nuni , )e r 3.1,03 1 • • ' —EN.pcilee - 13 . 6 Itildinento in the .East Indil Cuairt.iy's,scr, ~ ~. • . • vice, nilmber 28.491—,E5liente . . .906444 la e Ell,Nxiitti miiitiii • , tst),ooo b 0 I.'4y of General °filet rt; . . • i 44,747 rt it Stud' and Garrisurts .. . 1118,73'1 a 41 Full Pay.fur Sumrntimerary Inlicers .... Piltil ie. Departments ruhequer Fees,' Irish PUti:.aligts, &c. Ilalf•pay and Military Alluwfusers ) '4110,5691 241 In-Pcustuiters of- chelsva itud- Kilmalahatu Hospitals,. . - 7 Out-Pvusioners of ditto Widows' Pensions ..... . - . ,93,tV 6 e Volunteer Corps - 1 •1 , 4,16 ill 2 Local Militia Vureign Corps,. fur various periudeln 1816--• • number .21,401—Expence....•4 Royal Military College . Royal 'Military Asylum 39,454 17 2 !!'tired Chaplains, tke i 17,550 14 11 Medicines and Hospital Expellees , 60,2i.i6 .1 g 4 Qoamassionate List and Bustity Warrants Commissariat Department (Ireland) Reirrack nepartinent (Ireland) Superannuation Allowance's... 17..964 -0 $ Oiticeri,altactictl to the Portuguese Army 85,0..0 0 0 'l)eduet from the abort. Ills Troops in France and the East Indies, •and there remain 13n,Stin - our, of the "expettec of willim. 8,755.947/; 17s. is ;charged to Great; Ilrltalu, and ‘2,246,42:1f. 16s. 9tl. to Ireland ; .!,ding a tutal of 8,222,373/. 165. 451. A. FOREIGN SWINDLER. A s..vindler culling himself Charge des- -quires from Russia, has been very-successful in cOmunt ti6g devredAtions 011 the . hotel-keepers and trades men, at the-West end of the town. At HAYCOCK and .SHEPattan's -glass-warehouse, Cockspur street, he ordered a service of table glass to be, cut, similar to that Lord Walpole has with him in Paris; and, at the same time, repiested one of the clerks , to send into the city to get a draft paid for a : Sina of money. In the in- terim, he requested the limn it :twenty. ponds, and directed the amount of the cheque. sent to hini at the Blenheim Coffee-house, first dedirct ing the money lent. The. pattuvra.,ht the..con cern not being satisfied,with the conduct or the man, whom tbey Inspected not tc . be to gentle. man, from his deportment, declined, to tpaite the ad vanee, but undertook to 4imweit a, messenger, et his earnest request . ; to Bartholomew Ile' appeared satisfied with arrangement, and 'aid, he woui4l, call hituself iii ate hour ; since that period. the parties have not sects hint. Ile afterwards Went to.Long'sHmittl,, and got a 20/.• bill ; thence he went to the .140 1 , , ciPi Albemarlesstreet,; in Berkeley-square in St. james's-street ; and iggi obottottes, myn-street. -At etch of those places- he got trout ten UI twenty poundi. p;tly, fie tidied' do' Mr. Adamson, of 'John-street, Berfielk!•y-,tinare;'anti ordertd Aix dozen of wine. Mr. A. who is 144arreyor to time Prince itegeom, Atilt the %eine ay. direetif, t o a boil , e itt c rt ivford-strCet, 1.1,11:11131LIIV- StiWire ; bitt UherWardS i.llSprCtilq! nit WAS nut lie sent up and made inquiry ; the rts'ult was not satisfactory i he then went up himself and demaiiil ed the restitution of the wine, Which, alter - con - siderable demur; wag give!) SHOCKING MURDER,. A Coroner's Inrinest wits, in the last week i n December, held. in Jamaiea . on the body of Mr. Felix,Amestoy, a Spanish (yen!leman (late Pay master to General Bnik.ar's (n:trd of Llonnur,) who WM tound murdered" at the . lodging-itnase of Raphael Poisa, the '6-oiier of Princeirand White strecti. A negro wool, umned Pen, the property of General 13nlivar, was apprehended,' and, (tar init,hiss ok iim h ia t ion, he conlesstil thttt he had rerpetrated the bort deed when in Erstilte - of in tthdcat about ten o',eluelt ()It 'Sunday •night.---. The .Miry, after along cotistiltation, returned it verdict aceordin)ty, and the Col-Oner hnnuntißtely after Committed leo. to tit:it: his trial at ti'Shive . ~ • '.['he following statement has been publiShed 're lative to the alroVe murder • ' • ' • "The negro was rJfft:red two thousand dollars by sonic Spiniards (whose es he will not yet mention), ion the, murder FliS master, which he Consented to, riot ItaVln . g . sufficieur fidelitYto stand so tempting an infier. The- Gt.'ileral had quitted his late lodgings for a thty; and in - the . nietin tithe seat his baggage' and' effects to the apawnentsof 14ut ont: of his hire slides-de-Camp, until he went into his new which he expected to . ' have done the 'neXt . (jay, : The General bad ! : :lept one iiigl,t at Colorld ac7's In hisltanitnock, and the negt•o expecti'd tle wOuld.hava returned the next night, lynt k get ting late, the lightd were put out, 111(1 the ill-fated • Paymastv, guided by his unhappy tate, laid hUnself - (It)wit to rest in the General's . hammock, and felt asleep:. The negro, a gi.k. eahly Obis tnerilerOtts con. t net, When allw as quiet , came aniffeling man . in the Liatumnck,whoat httook for hisiwaS,ter,plotig ':eA liisknitt Jut.° the neck of ,his soppOsell w heti. the unhappy tnan sphing tip, nod' strug;lett With the negro . until lie f!cei‘ed a 'second and iaor. 'tail wound lu the lett'sido, ne.tr the hark, he then fell, andshoitlY after expired. The :case of the *knife Was - found in the pocket, with SGIMC powdered glaii end othr Voisriti;"iincl . he • confessed the recd. A'Spaniard wat seen to hove coMmunicatian'tlirnithilie svilth ..fore,he 'lint-up the house... '!'his, the third dine Oencral life hai - tiekyr altevieCTby , ! sirtue ot. the joirst description of Spiirti4ds,,.'aird tit'eftelt time he haft had a, hair-btcailth 'estapt.' We since; ely 11 9 pe flit iibeit Oil of this ii irribTt trans- Litte4on will .be fottilit to lie broivilti'to .41 116 *°. TliFilitifo t rtorukte PAyriviiter was a man of an eeltent education,.and`O(fhe aosi 'gentlemanly, .i milts, :and imiffensive M.:tuners, and Intended tt have Railed ri e next dint it for Sarith-DOtni fl u French Papers stitte, that in th . e . c9arse of the p.m* i 815 , tl, ere Naples a iluzeii oons,vvitubi: azes vareldtween 1O 'and 107. roLi , bt4N-TtLiardti 4 C 7 4; I t eats r sem. loha tonal any . fully v e ivotiitteil beff'te Joss';rtl •Abrid.3.Vart. char , c ! W*l( 1 1 301; of bit t 3 t,e mutt tp own daughter. airy; Pealittet, this chiliVs m other, tlti;i6sttb herfather,„ is a .bittcher; resift,. ing at 4, Co3v-heel-allek , ; Sr. tolie's ; that "u last . Ssturday morning he Went t- Neivgate "Mar,. kit I.4lllYtite4t, Agri pvi '..3:ett mo re than he could bring. diuttie to the c i. .it his Watt he ordered her brother to . go for t tie .retnaitler:. which the latt'e'r refilled m do nut ii he had ItiS ditvtier, dinner u-,s got reznly, and :creed up, tO .whieli• ail the family tat down ;- then the prisoner .4ggau to upbraiti his son tbr ilip?heying his 01' , ; derv; high W:tirds scro d*, troll the son callej his father many odious names, which it ritated titer so ninth, that itelaid bold of a large bucherl knife :tear to him -the son, pereeis; iii .this, :instantly rose., and sprUng towards 1131 door : witness with- tier child, two months old, id orint, wet standing ttt the cud 'of the tablet When the father, in attempting to fling- the kinfti atter. his son, struck the-child with it, an the sid e ill the head., inflicting a deep wound :4—the chi! l jit . tgered until Monday following, when it c i't'ed- tihe believed the- knife slipped from his loud,. id consequence of the handle bein ,, greasy nod blip Very. aragittratevecrivell a letter hem , Air'l v d di win, the Coroner, stating that an logos-int "" been held on-the body of the - child, when the Jarl returned it verdict of feloniously killing and 51 'r tug against the ,prisoner, John Peaititer. Ilk prisoner buil% asked what he hall to 54 4 replied, That' he certainly, had been in a terry passion at the ,titne the tinfortonate aeciiient oc; cured, in coosepteuce of the abominable his son made use of towards hint; butt that tint the slightest intention to ntorder bin), inuellt less . the . pour itinoctit who otfvudittg. any person. The Magistrate,' all y ' making Aome proper remarks tin the ilatfttern ° tendency:of patbion4, .o.orinetl !lilt Its must be tried fin- the offence by a Jai y of ! 1 ,, etnuttry., , isiul fully committed him for triiil. r) - 1 ' prislnurr. app.e4redderply : a ff ected during the ex" bad suffered. witliou . mulatto:l. . •• • AO W-NTRg 4 On Tuesday * at ' the close of the, P° . the entrance4 .. wcre pitt into :itate of confasioll: occasioned, it is : su p p osed,_ by somei,thioes, illaNkkjes . ttutl, tVesthroo.l . t, helOui,:itig to the ();* tiicc 41.13 c0 . ,Ci .e . d ;,here j&iln , Fir l) ;'' r an old notorious character, both street-root) and. a st-itoller.. ba ' , Torching hint,' a tionther of bil.int notes, , pretentlin, to for lOUL, &c. and ,1,,,, ;40 .,„„,weupcta,, a °‘ . " l '`' it cane, inhi,ll 19 , 13 The prisoner, trot being to give .a 9 atillactory itccoo,,t e oil lo r b e i m; hydliglit. to the. OlftLe, Mei WILIIIIiitcO .4IId • tlie Police Art, vs a reputed thief. Breene Dort, a Frencho ° llicer3. ll Iri w vivre enrolling their lodt4' 9l ‘ 4 • of several article., of.plo , r, andot her artiOc s CAppy r .an4l u ssellger,hellvlgilq. 'a the. tt id to, talc , : {hc pi int() ciiitudy,.l . l)r the pari, , ,,e oh sending. thc4l l l of ths country, it being ohserved that tie° I"r i 3 ielouY being satisfactiirily proved Lo t se escol ti t tb brokers producing the property, p 1011 461 ‘, them, they were committed to Nevtgatc fq r ttr,irils of „s . ix4y len:des were„hrouglit 10' it Office for dioirde.rly conduct in 'the Strand, =: ) " 1 " of them' witecommitted .and saute.dischitrged. -- 7 -- 77777 --------- -7 A letter front Satna-Martha, (jatej the 44 1 cern!), r, states, that :e . .Cientleniait, on liit rvote to IC lyeari-fittart.rt,s of Cieiier4l fell in with. l'tlesArs, John M. INl:teplieison; Job' Cohen, John Wel h, and. Leonard lilehden tisk sobjects, and lately .resitlents.at Carthitgeu 4 ,,,' . stripped of every letrthing . they .poposed i11 4 " 7 worhl,.and not even common rations al!eiNe•l fi t P ; by General NO 441.:1,0 " They liad been 1, of . andlin ae for nearly, two ntonthl, notwith.itand id s they were driven ahout, tird.arin ant! ail; front town to tova,n, without s s hoes or hati, nee existing upon the charity, of the inhabi til ots. 11 , )1 . their ( 1 0PcP 'Were I t al of a Brit is!»rta n war to. claim them as Br.:tis:, sl:bjects, 3,0 ,S 0 C 3 1 117 , tiveltt (a. The pyopertv of. Messra. Atcp!)er'l, Elebden. Pen,:ral nad in his Q" .l/ 'rate posiesooo.... CPA', AIARKET, FiII'WARN 0. Etlips at Mavket. Slam stgtl. • 11'1"" 4 1;1 , 754 'o , :swett4lo ' • 404 Bls. CI •to :4. 7i 31 , (Id. to' So' 1 .. itio, 7 l :st lci: : : 7•ll, 7r l l, :i lt , at , Alarv-b.--it.l l ; ‘ ti ß ie t C i t E n D ir ' clx, by thy' irtsbiv aotio , r col ti a t4 .Zi: l ;:r i ' sl o l t -u ittu' E b s e?t ..° La f t i 11 );, 6 ,F. e' :i t . ' ,. ' e 11T":1114444! 4 O 1 P ' ir : u z? . the VA ' it ' inlst, at Ecliribtu gif, Oeorge tV'' ' i• outl , ` l ..:t it, 411- ' - '' Of the Rostcollege of tior4toni, to 3lisi, Nlarioo l'"' fja,Or On the tSt b inst. at Tostock, the Hon. tied Se c ' t eal ° Leslie, son of Sir Lora% I:vpys,iiittri.outi the 1 3 fo COLL srt! hin.: itot to Eliiatteth .I:oo..,. yquagest iFittatatei 0f 1 Jawc4 OaLes, a Twit u,k Ilectory,Sulfolii. , ..............--•""' 4 ." TX:ttitk m .7. ktlitt" ~,or ill On the 20th last, at Briiipart,' D ev on, Jaes ko. tit Lite Ltetttertaftt Colonel of the - - id itruiakeu t t i hi* s ag e ' ita 07th star uf his age. i On Yen! + '-, the 16th inst. in th e B.lth yeir 0 h-reill :or nwile3 Pittyrit, gsq. of Vomiter tostie, Soulerset,.l:YokEor I , fox opirartif of forty.);.ears ottO of the ficprgi,, , t l3 t s , l ‘ I , lr , liament of the liorOugh of Niioettetoi, i,,! butt 1 -I° l 'L l 'i'ti s of f 1 Ott Satortbq' tot, Nits. Siisatirtart Thoiops•?"•.. ;11000; X"nriaCTl/64yViti, Of oxforti-4treet;after a•wres 0 .. )3 ,1,tt 0. ' oa4StiNi4y lsit., Jorto Smith, lac ottlatoliiirottothe 0,,, pa' WcOlo.:!tial, Mr. Jaioei t e 7rei4sy, Al'h it "?,tfi k untl° °; I rierit' Aoki (..oAbyilincr.t' COnwanies . .JC the(.its' • -_........-.........-----r.....---- ~~~ LO.VI)ON : Trinfid i.rttg; ,„',s,Loi 44144itia „.: and piddistted by ‘V ;w . A; !ctitiltPS. 'O l ",:,10,40, at --t)Firrr..,•Nn, 10, tad hereO"' A azsats, O r den, L4ttiao 041'41' _ t.: 4ll* "r" On the lath i at Canterbury; the wife ache ito• chAnwotyt, of n ~.f ris ;lll tin the t4tit'inst, the- Ladi a the Ase: SitniuSt -1 Fairmetird, Count) , Cat on, ni a s'inn. A On thefieth inst.. at Went wi t eth.place, ":. of d six, Nitti'y, tile ',,,ife - orNlr. Miliaria Manning, of ihkt ief ,tAi-innt. Mrs. J. Butterworth, Fleet-Street, of a it-t,ott6ht cr .:,. tht On Ttiesday lath at Linton Npring, near Weil'°'"' Lady of the I b.n. Hetit 'autiti; of a sou c h id heir. f iiticsthv va, Ittirtiltain, Mrs. tktirititill' e ';?,, On the iii,taot; at the Bectory Sitisnio 3,. " - . 011 , 4 EA. of liarnq c t Oran. 4 Y