The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-13 00:00:00

E i.IST INDIA 1101:SE, Srii. 13, 11116. • • The Cocik v any's . ship Pancess Charlotte of Virfite riVetl `V mouth ll th -Sept. 151-6 ; ,left rust St. Clem4e 2d.l%Vii:" a—rrieed at St. Lit leua the 20th July, sailed from thence the Is! August. No edinpany's ship at St. Helena. The CoMpmilyi ship turt;pi wr:ved safe at Alatitas the 1 . 21'h 1816, after a long pawige truth the Cave ot 'Good . Hope. The Company'4 SoverVign, end Vrovidti i e e , uhoot proceeding nn their voyage front St. Helena to China the 26th July Itst. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. I2.—Arrived iiis,Majestiss, ship A corn f low India ; left MadraS the 29ti, April, the Cape of Good Hope on the 9th ;tidy, and St. Helena on the 30th of the same mom The Earl' of Moira E ast Indianian had arrived at tits Cape of Good Hope, and on the Bth July prlyeeeded on her voyage front thence.—Sailed iiioNesty's' ship Orpheus, anti Eliza transport, for, the Downi.—Wind W. S.W. Dast., SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Princess. Char lOtie wa:s Last Indianianfrtsni Iterigal ; she Passed Weymouth, yesterday, when; she landed teveral pasi'engers and her ti;spatckes, which Were forwarded to London. Also arrived the Princess Charlotte packet from ()ireful, and landed a mail. Tile outward-hound remain.—Wind W. The August u s, from Poole to Liverpool, is to tally wrecked off South Pott.—Crew saved. The Betty, Bitowtt, from Dublin, was lost the it sr tilt, near Bayootte..--Crew saved. Tile John (shallop) was wrecked at Jamaica tlic bi.ginning of July. • The Sutton, Butiman, from Liverpool to Dub lin., was wr*cked Off South Port, 10c.) inst. very little of the cargo eApected to be saved. The Nester, four passengers, and four , of the crew drowned. THE THEATRICAL SQUABBLE, ;lc. ......r i~...~.-.. TO THE tolTort:OF THE suN, bolt!ett.staire, Sept. 0; 181 G, . . Thursday NI cirni*, rAlit o'Cloch. 4111';—.1 to I shall not Ali , • ut able to ret ti till !afr at night . ; so thht it still be nut of in pner, until to-morrow, to rejoin to Mr. titintiird's letter in your Paper of this shy, which H r ., atni6lle34, Ccaliitirr4 to be 'conclusive. I feel assured that pia and the public will soliend yoniliolgturnts for a few Itiiu . rs, when Mr. Kinnaird will, perlilts anti .that what he pants his " putaic refuta t ion," while it has strengthened toy ease, has pinned hini into deeper rpoiinsibility, and kttilCild still greatej odium to his mance of an- " ungracious duly." I shall to. morrow, therefore, take the liberiy to trouble you with a plain unvarnished tale of, why, I 'f gar Eke Mrs. Orgees letter. The explanntion will not red - mind Much to Kin• Hird's credit, and he hid far better have suffered rtl at cluestiort to pads sov sited/tie. ' The letter to Miss Kelly, which Mr. kinnaiid has thought propee to iusek atsu, will beet dile attention, and, I believe, hears a very ditferent.egnsirtOtion When compared with his Previous convereattion with that Ludy, to that which the mere words of the letter, itself imply. Of this the public will judge, and on this they will decide. Sir, in liwite, Huai• obedient Servant; S. J. ARNOLD. r DROSY-LANE THEATRE.—Litit night, owing, 10 DoWrOts's „KN I G HT piny c il tittle Isaac in the Duenna, but the former .was well enough to perform in the Farce. Mrs. as.osspr, (late Miss" FEROs) in Clara, was the only novelty. '1 he Opera went off well. ADVANTAGES OP THE DRAMA.---A Gentleman having; havingreceived it warning from his servant, 'who %Val lesolved,to quit his service, told him that as such was leis determination, he should not object to give him a character :—" 0 dear, Sir !" said the servant, " 1 ant much obliged to you, but I ion hired into a company where I am to have 2t) eharacters," ' Among the forthcoming novelties of Covent- Garden Theatre is a new Tragedy, sail to be from the pen of Mr. CoLEatnoE, of which (of course) Miss O'NEILL will he the heroine. Mr. MORTON'S new Opera will embraCe the whole co mic and vocal strength of the house. Mr. YOUNG will also perform in it. A new and splendid piece is writing for the introduction at the horses. The interesting young creatore who is about to make her debut itt the character of • Vialunte; Covent-Garden Theatre, is only 17 years old.;—. She is an Orphan daughter of a man heretofore. well known and respected in his sphere (Mr. llovt.a), the Printer and Patentee of the Court Guide. She is one of the hopes of a nuithratts family; whom a widowed mother hash rear d, the majoriy of whom are of still more t endeears. Inc t 'Shrewsbury TheArre opens nest y week, touter tie' management of Cam.. Dec,Onr, tato or New Drury, and Miss CittiwlLLE, late of tior Uaytnarket Theatre, are tile lit:to-and Heroine. THE ARMY. WARTIA NT DECLARING Tit P. RATE• OP PAY TO Rg PP' SUED TO soLatgas At3RNT FURLOUGH. Royal Highness the Ilinte !regent or the United Kingdom of Great Britain .eitol Ireland. " IL—Whereas we have judged it expedicilt sortainßegulations with respect to the Pay Of soldiers absent froth their. Regiments on Fitrlough, our will 'Ora pletisitte titerefore ir, in the name and or Alit} behalf of his Majesty, that the Regulations annexed to this . our Warrant be oecord- 7 established and duly observed; fur which purpose,. we 4 ra further plettsedto order that this Warrant and tihe . said Ategulotions be inserted in the Orderly Book of every Ity!gi lneht of Cavalry arid Infantry in atm service, anti for•so-doing this shalt be, to all pvrioll3 whom it loth ortuay concern, a &When:tit warrant, authority, and direction. " Oven tit our Court at Carlton lidus'e, 'the Aid day of ` 3 4ly,ltt;, in the 560 yrar of his Nhjesty's Reign; "By command, &v. (tiig:ned) " rm.mEitsToSv.i' B UtE . 3 AND ITEDULATIONS RP.PERRE.D TO IN TU E I ..PIIECEDING WARRANT. • " Solslientipplying for furlaughs are not to he alloWeft by tJ e CU:to/landing Officers to leave the regiment except:2n the • 116t h of the mon th, unless i n very spec i a l cases of siciolgaag they fluty receive an advance of pay fur such periodifithe" Officer commanding the troop or company, Otani nPon his own respousibility, judge necessary,. acootding to the distance in Great Britain or Ireland to which the uncut laity have tu proceed, at .the following rates , Covolry...—Serteunts, Is. per day; Corporals, Bd.; P i teresfal.; Farriers, Bd.; and Privates, ad. hi ffrostrv , —.Scrjelints, •S. pee day; Cotparals, Dettlnr . 'Tr Sil.; Pifer*, 841.; Privates, Rd. • . The men will reeeive the sa front me fro the captain or Officer yiatatuancling his troop or company, and the Paymaster is, it 'Desired hy th e °thew, crniosanding the troop or company, to Tlvt this ad vance , and may insert the amount in the plea* :hatted fur that purpose in the Pay List, nut as a charge, hot "A A tam paid on item/not to the Other for Met, queen:Want , lettled with. • • 7 f'••,l difference between the ruin' advanced and the full. if "Nit man it to lie r e tai ne d by th e Pay m aster, as a fund ° l ' lieces•afries liable to he accounted for to Win on 116 t aasi upuff his then being' finally settled with, the Par :P i lAiter may fused the ma n 's pay, , at the propel' •rate astl fur t ' proper period, in the Pay List. . • " lithe Ma at tbe cod of the p e ri o d f o r w hi c h th e a dvance • tib sll have been made, require another , advane ocf tray, he is • t :illtply to the Captain or Offi cer commandurg . troopor• inpany, Wtio , o u shewiog that the tpati is 'With the sanction of the Courolhoding Officer, to ref:met! from 1 4 Pa; mast et- the further necessary ad ranee ut fhb ratesbc fore u Imo the responsibility 0( tha Officer: and the Officer 1 1 to remit the sante to the man ny a Post-office order, ch:lrgitig t he man with the reculated Post-o ffi ce agency. The s e c o nd it i lrfinee thus made is nut to be elvirged iu tbe Pay list, but tunas be inserted as a bum paid . to the or ()dicer %. '"" r n.inaing on account, in the aatue foamier as thu liist 4 ‘ly:olice. No payinents ate iu future to I l e land+ to sollliea's 11 1-114 ftnitia by an order of a Magistrate upon the Officers ;tic latisartioe 'Rver is e or others, but th o e whole f the pecuniury ta to .tie flood between the Officer awl the 2rdier. the imitation should go to Ir e land, is no. ‘Attation thereof is ro be made to the 'Captains or Officers oftVltuling trJope or companiea,:to apprise the men oft tor .lt'..llglts in order that the men may know how to apply to the elk . ..ere fur the further advatose rat' pay that may he ireceesary, 'which .are to he made to them by the Post Office order. When embartt for .poreign Service, the Captain, or , , cers e,„„ m3 , i'ng 'troop . ? ur Comp/thief:, are Au aikpi I,e. Md . litn f t4 „1, mi. . 1 1 thervoteand are to iii*troet thew to Apply.td. the,. Otli4 er , c4,,, c •icti fig the Oiliest, for the fcressaryttkir i altt i cs whkh are tt, lk re4eived, chat and muitteti, hy Sti4k '' 4 nwilanuitiß Otii ci t , ks.ir the rules :tboVe ittUrn' it h uwcre it o f t'; : +ado '.by the Regimental Pa) , and transmit ted to the Depart tclent of Accounts at the , Ottice,.abewing, oaf whe t ; ;pen have not joined from Ifir the! ow e ; w h era th e y, ti m e statiolied, the actuul i 114 .„ .. ," 4 , Paid them;and the dates to.‘vnieh they urn kaowti to ;., 4 „",'*lstel:ice, and requestiog titltioWity.to Erring tlte pro ,r,t'eti.tcrget too the pay list. " ltheneytr, from stoWnett or any other unavoidable chose, flit a „,„„ I ' s fa t +, 0 0.44 otuy - be foltuistinta, muter the rruritiolls ut the Mutiuy Act; sigh renewal I* invariably to los , e v ,P" , zed by ttiv O ffi cer g ranting the saute, to the aptosifi ut i t :ter.euturnandittg the troop or company to which thr wean or to the Office,. Catoutanding the Depat, if tae . „7" 11 4 ,.'.. t nent proc stied .aliroad, or if the station t au f 1 lta '"" 14- Dvpet tshal I slot tte-Isr: otelec- Otto to the Vogl men t .•itrllts• who -imisuailately to apprize the proper .i.) ffi cair oil teof, - • By command of tilt Rori fliglinees the 14 4 *kw AAAu belu mtf of his Mu:as:sty. - ' 0 1 / 4 1 11 SO) • - " rALItEItStO.Ni". FASHIONAI)LE'ARRIVAM bairige't taliy Tirowniow, lion. Mr. flist, and the thrre Minces Cust; i'a Hill -street; Lordand Lally Arendt!ll, in Do. vet-street I.!;ettittnt CS4 of finildforti, in Si t; Mr. and Mrs. CUFry and Limit'', .at,lii.skr's Hotel ; John Duff, Esq. at Butts' Hotel; Joseph Atkinson, Eq. at the St. Pe tershuttgli Hotel; Mr. Titompuon, at the tit. p e rershzleuh Hotel; Major and Mil. Strati Wt. at Thomas's Hotel; Hon. Mr. Eardley, in Baker.street ; the Earl of 'Surrey, in Brook. street, from Scotland; the Mat gni , : and Marchioness of at the Clarendon Hotel t Sir Henry and Lady Georgina Wel lealey, al ditto; the Earl dad Countrsa of IVeqtateath and f,. at - Neroes Hotel; Dovrager Lady ertre, in Grn-renor iitintre ; Hon.' mr. Kenyon; at Warrensi it.nrl ; Lord and Lady Grantham and family, hi St. James's square I Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Burke, ittenton's MAO. DEPARTURRII. Lord firers, for Hants; Colonel and Miss Williams. , for Norfolk; Wool Acheson, on a lour) Sir Herbert and Lady SawYee ond family, for Hiotillog: Capt. Smith. for Ili-duels; the Earl and Countess of lirslhnottgli, for Itottloto,•too ; the "f Salisbury, for Hatfield ; Bak! of Mouotnorris, for Ireland; . Admiral Wells, fur Paris; Major Staples, for dittos Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb, for Bracket-Hall t Right lion. Charlo. Long, fur linowlry-hill I George Pocock, Esq. tf,P. for Kan. 'sT,ATz or TIM nnns.... THS AtlNCASteig 3i to t agst hfaritclava 5 to —4. , ltaiiping of to t Lucifer b to 1 Martins 414). If Erma ROOM, San. 12. It. tdr01:11 %MAIM to tut apt WoOmni LASS 10 la 1 Ctipt4tita Citodio 16 tot- M=6411414 Liev, n ti; to Tom Tit 100 to 3 ---- Roolibtittlto Tflb COUN*BitCli AMIE. SUPT. bad no fresh arrivals this morning, anti but very little business doing, ea buyers were hanging off, waiting for supplies. The few sates made in Wheat and Oats were et Mneday's priers, Barley WKS scarce, and supported its pace. Other kinds of Crain re• mains at our last quotations. Eighty t.billings per sack is still asked for Flour, bst we do not find that it bus been übtaitied, ast) that it is merely no minal. SAll TIM K6l. Carr: ta.6.This Market eras not well 'supplied witti'the different kinds of rattle; Pork and - Marton sold sA last prices; Beef, Veat, arid virrecheaper ; anti the trade, far the most parr, Was trillirWhitt doll. The sales in the it were , net lively; Stew h 4 ,, (Allen in price Clover has gut up in pricet Hay fetched kist. price. A traveiliiiic Cie,rgyrtin,, preaching some time Ligo in the in..iglittoorhood eft tielfmon, that a eon i I ht pot rti hi 6 atiitience were in 111. e kiekititrillg way, very properly tirtbelli%lterl discokir.e "it It Sortrat troptit Anti other things, he th , ro to he erci on !tie watch 60 that on whc% icer 1 , 4` 6 the la, tit inigto tat down thein, tie might he A s Ye, 11 141 6 tr," 'critil a j . liv Neptoue, but let tau tOi you, that sk• road on your hiving Mac wuttuoludi.t; v ititus!` InELAN.6. • ;I rlt Isere Styr. conscquetict of ninny 'tittt rages in the li t eiLhholithood TopMavara, County Tipperary, a :Sivethig of the nakistratea, to the windier of sixteen, assembled there; ptir- 7 stutut to requisition to the .Clerk of the Peace, on - ThorstlaY last, when it 't is re,ol.vel, thnr appli cititorstroithl be made to the Lair) Lieute,l tot, to pare th e harOnies of tipper and Lower Ormond,. end. lkerrin, tooter the lusty - melon Act. Ott Friday eVeltiog; as Dr. Kelly, of :Newton. ttear :Sword., Wits proceeding hometvitrds, after visi'ime 'a patient, he was Stopped Within aho u r too miles of Swords, on the Dublin side, by a fortnitlable gang' Of' iolittt•ts, consisting eleven Hin ntonber.-t) of titcm first passed Milli, anti bill hint gootistight c they immediately called atter him, and enquired if he observed any cars going the , road; he had' scarcely time to answer, when they • cried nut, " ;Now, now ,'' as a signal to the rest of their party, when five men leaped out ,of the ditch; where they had I.4w : concealed, and pre settled theinseives, before him, and tour more ap peared at the same time K shOrt distaece in their relit, as a corps de reserve. . Dr. Kelly, being then aware of their intention,. gave spurs to his horse, iii order to ,force his, way throtigh the body in front, b o i l wes prevented from uccomplishing it by his horse starting at their flourishing the blud geons with which they were armed—he then wheeled round, and ettempted to get hoick, but the bridle lii led , and the horseantllie tell into, the. ditch; the p a rty th e n calm tip, and rubbed hipl of, a gold watch and chain, threte gold seals, alit! gold key, , his hat and purse, bet. whieli,'fOrtu natelY. had no money hi it. Atter perpetrating the robbery, he Was snifered to proceed without terther mole;stetion. They appeared like coun trymen. Several persons wre rubbed on that road, by the saute gang, , e the course of the night. MALICIOUS Rotieettv !! Friday the Cork Assizes ended,' and Mr. Set evant jolitisori left thet town for Limerick to preSide at the Special Sessions ,there. ‘Ve are sorr y to a nnounce a robbery, of. little consetpience to the Villains who committed it, but of infinite importance to the Learoeti Judge.-- , oii the arrival Of Serjeatit .folinstrit Glanmire, it. was found tbat his'portmenteatt had been - taken from behind his carriage, where it had been (awned, containing some papers relative to his official situetion, awl wearing app trel. past week has been pectiliarlv iurlement. We have load' frequent showers of hail ; and hoar frost lf..secil eve' y Statue Sillitil ,parcels of new oats and barley hay.e, however, been brought into market. Mirky has the faire.t promise of any grain in (kis distrkt, hot it will not be an average emit.. The emotive:it oats will be Lit:, tint promise'well. Lowland oats are very lofe. dor, anti the whole is not expected to, protium half ati as wage crop. F. Reytiold, Esq, :com menced wheat letrvest yesterday. 'flue genera! prod..ce, e, a re sorry to say, will be fa t titer he. hew tae average that) that Id oats. Volet -tie; pro mise well, if thietre not re:istkiled by severe lios , s, hut the weekly mat ke, yeoerday, suld freely at r lifter an arty,etee.—(Kilicertne Aioeratur) W.e.efeld bridge is in tu'ti t re t o b e lit With gas. experieuced .tlewresiete in ( 11 , 1 : Ligori , , Pot kt, nit th took up ; very tittle "C' ro coutilig in ; the pi ices are. leer.le nue,i ed. e • , 02 %rett4T“ S.ttnrday last Juhn:Kirkby, Ist tanner, was attested for debt. hy'Geor t te 1p • 'in; B till", Wild is , - *4itvint•e fi Vt• I: to the atertioo , glint, with four milers, went to OK Iroise ot linrion, sister to Kirkby, tt t.et v he, was -e-reted, but they Welk. renalscd however,, I , e cont.. rd three houi.s after, %%On a eonshlerahle lumber of issicaiit4, sv;,, n Kirkby was totthil be', hind it partition. with a pistol in his hand, and swore shoot the first 'nen who came iteathint. Smith proceeded "to ex..ctste his war rituts.,wheo ,itirkby fired pist6l, 'whereby,he a/minded Stnith in the stomach, Hit& his shirt and groilstetiftt-werrset on file. and much Ipirnt, Kid k. by *is atter wpinit .ccirect, 'and hron t lht to the N um, gitit.eurly on-Simday morning, and a war -rata has since been issued against him, charging hills with teloitionsly Sinith; for which offtnee he is to take his trial at the next Assiies for the' lsle Of Ely. • We'are inFormed that - Smith was miscil hint, ttltliono lie is not considered in great (Iting'er.—(eansbridge Chronicle.) Titre ate now living at Cherry Orton, near peteNtirotigli,. R10)01.1 . 4 . 1;1; 'than, named Roil tair Eltuay, and tint ass, whoa united ages amount to I IQ, years. Tho. fa" perform daily labotir, to which he tides on 1114 old voinpa - iron, and return• ;it ti'iSt year* tisis tineran pitched •1 consider,i'ale qualitityot corn `fist' Mi. lioneicrs', of - 01.tcht: The 'ass is' A llow 40 years nid,aod liis master neally.79. A it 4„ of the Ilaffie hantiztd on Wednesday 1u t , in Si, .lantes':, Church, Bath, en-Ivrrt t', the t,:ltriatiaktioligion is bet wecn 3t) and 40 years or age. Awingst eltaaget Which - The presOzit times term likely to produce will he writ of every far- . hertitithig Ilia Owii fairtamn or boilir,.and', every tientlunan iti3 Ott:11 tattler —hy which ti say. lu g . it its thought, of 50 - pet cent. Will lithe. Iteport says, that the 11.!v. 111 r. 170a r (one of mhos,. wheat wicks ‘64i rureolly-set on fire iind cr,lp.sam . e,(l), has had four h trses poisoned, one of Witiat is dead and i Ott e %I'hili 14'1 , of 'l'attersbatll, liaslia4l - ettrxm•wounded. \VI are inforniefl,,tltat there lit soil) a pile, of Yill,tins re shlilgitt the neighlionthood erminolly, that scarcely arty prtsott ailithotit great filiirit,of rohl)ed. twenty Sty Wruass tylverti. , ettlettts, that in sitP tart Isoitce,ry he actually !.bard loot sold more hall the atinitirtt a 'all `the the SAO% flit , . ;oily - Prize nr-31,0(10z., cleitylet.ttf24,ooo/,, the only. Prize ot:s 00,;L, others of 1.006/ &c. preiPri,tre g iven :o In ()tliee*, 9, C and 17, Carp; , Artet,t'l present i.ottery, hegin, till Ncsat an niog the ti..-st.dray.o Prize 0" t'ecerve its addition 40,000 i., and may hrrtaill . bgeolstc 1t rrize stLocui, iA . 4 i'd rrro it s' Surr.li. 111,2,f t: ei turfy' C43;.'3, thivily titioppou.:(l, it disy's list. .11EPETt'FR-,0RZ2p14/. • . Serjeant 111,11.1*INGTON, on taking his Mit coot tit's cl.i r, ii.formed the Agents that he had appointed. a Ike`ceiver,-Cipueral on Saturday last, and begged . it t o he understo o d, tha t iu fttt o re ins'oivent„ whether opposed' or not, should be (lit. charted mit of citStody until I,t , phleed, in the hands .of tirat.ll.eir'iret the whole ot :be property of which he was plsses.ed oct Whig his petit;on, dcdacting o.nly such. part tit it as MIS 60/al diL:C expeinied for ttls Maintepaoce and proper legal expences; and of the latter expenditure the Court must he fully satisfied by air aist 1e rtaidarit btforit the party could he discharged. Edward Tukes•Was discharged, the' COOrt itltt his case had been peculiarly hard and oppres• stye against Wm.Elill was opposed by:MA. Ann Britt, broker, in St. Geoiges.:fields. ` She said he hall', while living within the rules of the King's Bench, applied teher, through r he tnedium of a Mr.StuitlG for furniture, and she had given what' he ivkheil, to Mr. Smith, and considered she was bound tit accept Mr. Sinith as she'could not take 11111, he being already in custody. Coval., , 7 Madame, you must stater by your owts Imprudence in trusting a Mr. Smith for the in solvent' Yuib imiS , claim your money from Smith, but 1 discharge the insolvet4. Richard Cox, iitipriscrued on the tlsth of April last; had . ' a orilk.eralli, for which he was three times otlerett.lool. by a person unknown to [dui, but thii ,person, afterwards withdrew his off cr as Coi'S son hada - Millo.way immediately 'adjoining' his tathet's. : Several circumstances in the inso.;. vent'S conduct exeitutl the suspicion of the Court, and ha was remanded, o give a better account of himielf, and to account for where his wife was, lie having, said he did alit know what liAd become ofehkr, while fasts- of . his knowing the contrary 'were before t \iv Court„—Remanded.. t tillinipwOrth, about live years ago; was diiOtargidt'utidk'r the Insulvent Act. He now curiae before tlie Court for the tame purpose, awl stated in hii schedule he laid no property. It a pi. peered 14 . had 'sold to a Mr. Dunniforce a pro. petty of the value of- 6151, though he lse* that property was 'mortgaged to its tall Value, and had obtained frtnn Donoifirree 2001,, One 1001. of which his (t,he insolvents) Esther Besideti t he•hailfitio.tili.e- to a vast amount (he said tOtt,r . mount or .001., while Mr, Barry said 12060, and he aCeOinited tor such furnitnie by suying Psis wife was alloWed the'llse if lbr the last 'Six years by Mr 'J4evis . Brattitittr:, , • who La.,l been his assia nee duriog . tkis,l t ort y inNoletney. CoutiT, 77 l . bear ito more; there i s ti doubt whate'Vir cont joou befv;•cvrt tli htiolvent I.tr.tradhur . y. Let hitit be instant . .. by remanded. I shall lint discharge him on an/ acoimit. Ferres was iIIIpOACCI , Dy a Air: Scr'es, for Is ht iii)ing credit fr!)iii lIIUt ittiororei iv, lirtsittg Ito idaiisible pretext for iticorring istieli iidos, sui4 po moths to Hy M r . (301,111,trrit. , -- , 1 ease Coun7.—Ycs l)tit can flatLi ever l o pe roir owl ? Robert itl'lnmsh, toaster m)ltbm'i Sis;p ml,l, - w.4s opposed by Alt. Amitim'em%s, tor mm' 1%14. Nelion. Mr. Nelson, iit em.. 11 time Insolvent tO C 0111 % .: With hire tct 8614111 2 ' and %V()lit his pa.sage hotrte, mind e4l,time scot his Nel-otm, 1-.o%t'eter, wits j-retemmiiiml front emon.mmg on board ;IS lie li*mol emn;ageml, and Iniz vessm.l. mvithont A!moiit hint Nay O ft , he p.msogmf the lwomk• looke open Nthon'im hmmx,., anti I-1-191, in cloll , rs ; told nft, rTt ;imii t% hen, be canto to time Lmix 1141,1 bu tt -, ICdflamrlifent:4lmt ,itti'emetion Bench against thVlnsolveilt; told obtained - mm mliet for his f u ll loom, 4 . 11 e Jmoyeonsitivring tbat the Insolyent hail been emillnaq neBligent of lima Gi►X . • • . , The' Courtr xyouLl'itot sttstain'tle objection can thAsr ound ti?tbe iii,soeiVt's diieltarge, but dis ntissedit. ' • '' :' . •`. • '• ... lie was:itg i a'.o oppoiiii inecissfully by' Mr. An.: drews, rt... expending 1'551., in Ole acti(in liet ol 4 the King,:s Betteh, out of 5831. 'which Li: hint itt potisekisiOn of M... Marryg . , hii ctivpinifer. The Co , titt it 'c il oi,P.idercli thattiatt 5531,' shoulti k i have Ikegila miLi....ii the plyinent of this debt hc ea justly gaffe ip Nerstitt, and he witS (littrefote I:eillanticti.67)o- alli es 6.tses of public iOcrest oc.' curreti. cortoNEßS' Vester.ilkty.neternorm, Jtilptisition was tAlieni, at ~the Aliddlesex Hospittit, pptin the body Abeilll.lllll Aubrey, it lotint•er aura glazier, who flied in colt.ett, t e:,,ntto t+f. frotn.o stnifrolti erecteti in the . honse r of Alos4.'s Mocatto, Fog. No. Ruste.ll-squa.q.. Mr. Atidrewt, the roaster of the deceased, gavothts, I.iltouing evidence :—On tiestloy last, he desir ed. the deceased to go to.the plaisterer, w h o was , molting at the dome of Mr. Mocattos hoOse, to see it he were Owing it in ptoper manner. The d c e ea i e d p ot on th e hinder in the do me , an d, tin . :retoroing, - woe a tat.ie step at the 4:lige of the I datf or n i , and (1,4 43 prvcipitated to the pavement.' V'ertlict---•acciAlitft/ Death, A llot L er i ,c e r t ,itio lt was taken at the sante Class the body of lAiory utt 11 4 p''4ll trtrvrek .veara of Age, wt.o fen front tins hatliti.ater nt — alAliery It Itix'regt ',Jig!), i-iiititotrtmt, 1316olusbury. i t "'Attic: we% it a poor wothark NMI her son, while tv s; irk g.ithering - ill the p rich ot 11ratypte!), titiaub, Pat; oil the side of at 41.101, lito body " .!t" 40, Cll.ll. SC tkpl)eared to have briar ttlaout titoicths Oa tit the time fit its 4;eveale, kitol undiscovered, hk't fkilett from the whizh firt.tytti I itnt 11)0 ex w%is hot il•scorei able.--Vet diet. o the lot/nest, faind dead " A few 4106 tip) 3011 W oti.dic :,414 persint or per otti tWe to t i tfte prorerty Sri Mes Tifi,froaa. and Stet, 4; Duxfortil, Cgttu. J•