The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-28 00:00:00

tvnt the GUN (.;.tZ I - 1 1 E, 04.. t. 2'6, !SIG. Itfortrylif r, Oct. 24, IEI6. 521) .of DraKoori Goarlls.--Field-Marshal his Se rene Le..polif George Frederick. Prince of Saxe (3. att(' G. C. D._ to Ul3 Colo 1, Fitt: (it - I lend Islatttt lierVaStl. tu , :vr um in the Gl:rite of 19rti instant. ' "."ft r l i i%lttemoit .1, NI. Stuart, froth half-pay of the to be Capt.tio, Ste. 14exil liteuteitarit sl. :quart, fruit) Intlf•py of the Itegitueut, to he, Lietiten4fit, Coniniissions bignell by the toid I.ieuitnant of. the County of Ayr. Sir James l'ergiisson, Bart. to he Deputytieutetiont ; Robert Cuaysgbanie, Esq. to be ditto; Robert Crawlold, Esq. to by ditto; 7. Joini,Critwford, Esq. to be ditto._ [This (-Lisette notifies . that the prince Regent has permitted the.tifttfi Regiment to bear on its colours and- appointments the word ," Albuera.") qANICRUPTCIES, ENLARGED. jun. and B. Ilestey, Tiverton, merchants, from Oct 8 to Oct-2?. . . J. f tau% and Lawrence Beeler, Blue mho, -yard, Rosetaary- I.lnc, sugar-refiners, trunk Oct. 29 to Dec. 7. TIANKRUPTS. „ A. 14.11,1401, flutigui BritasTrteit, Do.rsodirt, 4nrUT.Muun sell, Briclitotr, ropy- maist.,:i, Nos. 4, 5, AIM Dec. th-k. (ire litound ;tot, Lltidpurt. Attpp i eb (. J oft.. A .I,V 4lier ;.iga 3, Stot,e , . io Lipihrook Workg, It7:llicyca, irontbAsdrrt; Not'• Wt. 7,.ty thcCOtlittla,rCUtt Lainhert., T.iylor, and Pram, Gray's IL. Lipl!, Orll6 Sat:rage, Luc/gale-4M, wine-mgrchant., .Nnv. 2, t 2, art,i 9t.e. 7, i.tedeveta, 3t Attorney, Pattet, ?tf.Jltorgatr, Newport i •MoninalMhxikkre, shoplteepfti, Not. 5, 6 ) "id l) ••t. 7, at nne, at the White I tart-inn, Bri*lol. Attorney, Mr. J., Paittp•c§ot4, J>!itttlpord, N,l99inotitlt.hire, sl4;icr, Nov. 13, 14, and Dvc. 7, at. Wcire, xt 21)r Cotnrocro4lp.ootus, M tornirs, 4t.sarts. Price ansl Williarni, L'incoln's inn. J, .Itritttst~n, (aitt•Co;fitrep,t, - Cheapiiiiir, p:tinur, awl Dirci., 7, :d twelyv, at Attorney, Mr. Hurst, •'• • ' . liernon and Gintiort. I.attgbintrn. Chmai , "l. Feuelturcio.strert, weyehattt,.. Oct. 24, Nuy.,lo, and Dec. 7, al *Accra, at' Guildhall.. Atturiiies, Nlisyirs. Gre . k.otts had Fuonereaa,. At0,, , c1-kauct; Tltiogniortuit.stre. t. ' J. ?di neat Moidstrinc, seed-crasher . , 0ct.119, Noe. : %tit4-11r . e. 7, at tun,: at Guildhall. Atturney„Xlr.E. G. titidtaty-goitre, • and A. Phil! I rs, Ii t lolborn, glass.therelta tits; No 4. ti 12 mid Dec, 7, sit trq, of Guildhall: 'At toruey, (limier, I 'Owlet's-ow!it, Carcy4tt reet • J. Viohtembevg, St. Cat heribe-xtreet, bi s tait.baCer, Nat: Dec: 7, at eleven, at iinii,llll,ll. 'Attmairi, Sitisti.'eltopman, Steven; , , and tittle ht. Thoshas Apostle, Q.:teen-street. - A. Maentlit, 7 Queentstrect, Cnldttt.sv4utre, bpidt.ltituler, Nov. 2, It, anti Dec. 7, at twCIYC, at Guildhall.' Attorney, r,nioti.tow, Newington. °C. l'ngilc,y, !Alva-road, 1.1 i ton, and of High flour-clot h- hum faeturer, Nov. 2, 12, and Dec. 7, at twel c, at Guildhall. • ,Iftorney, Nit-Conte, Austin-friars. W, H. ,H , itch.tr4l. Ricltui,uttd-buildings, Sulu), bo*Vtilllier, Nov. astti Dee. 7, at twelve, at Guildhan. 'Attorney, Shah. v, Milllmak-vtrect. ' .r, and W. Tailor, 11 vet-thttt tine/I-drapers, 90, 11, awl Dec. 7, at tot, at Guildhall. .•Attocm tilt'. Wawa, • Hulliura•cmul t. . . . DivlDENns. .75n.+.10.' 0. William', Calurclt,), - ,w, Liraehnuse, dealvr- • Vitt: 16. 0. Pitch, Chet:v.4ord, drain t-- , Nov. SO, Is. Austin, furnitthimg-ironat9ngec-.-Noe. 16, Goinpyrti, Great Winelrestet•strvct, merchant—Nor. 19, .1, Barlow, 1:1, ill ittercer—Nrit:. Li. Tea , . ,41t,s VI • 1101 • 1 14 ' , , 16, W. What...ley, 4..wreuce INtuntnopitill, tot reltant:-R,Nor. 16, J. Fottaer, 44tT.--Nov. 16, J. Fortbial, , ,,. St. Jol.ut,- ,tt vet, rictuollyr— 'N4r, I,q, p. CYnyafd, Tbroraortt.h.;eevt, jsferv; I' IL Pol.:ford; Tl•eatrley-ottret,, virtue Natre.ttiftt— Nott":l47i,.G. Carter, Wimstlotrn'i , trati, Herolor A lshittc, tarmac.... Nu t'4 " 114:41e11, 149. nri,tr.l, ,ItAtttr—tittv. 'S. Nor,,tott, , Ware, sailclotit-imilse;•--Niiv. 21, W. J. tivp s ck, reilVotall with 41arlestun, hittlitertt, Noveru brc..l4, C. 1.. Spittrao F 0.. Mulling; awl 11. A. SAttlt, ,L.lO - cenc.s. eottatticy.lana, aiquipnts—Nov. Ili, J. WhitakC,r, tztvll3eNr;-Nov. 25, - T. comp, fitAnitt yoyttofire; c10011,r....N0c. Sow ter, gaol J. fr.olgs'aii, oil-m rehati AV.,. ,Britcbtitritu, .1. Junes,. Pli. I pat.lans, turreltant .--:50v.19, 3. Mg. : Wiwi, $44.. teladenhzittt. street, merchant.-.Novrtattez le, F.. 6,:.ktf r attia, )31411.street, apotlietarliweiutler 36, 3. H• 'Valentine, ciukfcli-ra.tatiKr, ,Jewry, and Lloyd's CoffscAtspe, ln auFmcit-hrotte. r —Nur. RS, 'l' . ,frlronitdiv, 'Atones' Al elou::.1- tirglirt - , clutitier. • CERTIFICATES, - 1 4.Stner and It. Tuong, ratrchants *fr.T . K: Wiltiurac f[ Flyrpqnth iron-foamier--A. Bedford, Lanumthire, mii4iti-nianufact are r—S. rrov".c. Nprth Yorkghire. atioLitteeper—ry. Mar cnrn-tnerchant7-3. Peit, 'Laocastiiie, cotiew.priottr—R, Ontrillge,Newport, Istc of. Wight, irurt-* founder—M. Chilifong Norton, banker—J. Lawson, Sheffield, mercer—W. Small, "Taunton, %intner—d. Penn, Offetostnw, In 4 rehant-0. Pope, Aston. Tirrold, farmer-I—G. Rollickint,hlarhester ) ;,odenderer—W„lluelianan o , tit Joniel'u, inercliapt—. J. Starnes, Anythill, Itidfordshice,; gtocer—W, Coleman, Chart neat Sutton Valeiiee,` Alcuter--+E. I3caly, hart. ttrect, Covent-pinion, victualler.. • ' PARTNERSHIPS 'flISSitT,VErt. M.D. Gooch, J. tio6ch. And W. Wlllll, AMPilitatu sltt.o—,,W. T.,C411 4 t and 'F. Jackson. firunthatu, surgeons — T. Wikrly, J,. Plirsott, and J. Tlanuipsoit, flowdett, York ifttirl!, szielting-nranuf.tetnrers—T. Williams and R. tibflat ;less, ilinen-drapers—W. and J. Bratitietw, Stretford, La,nrat.b4744 U1E0.3017-0. litlrr t St.Apic pet-0100re, rin - ti S. Yeats; WOttoriuntleicEtlge, Gionetstershile—L Fy n .. yley, and - A.. Ward, Leek,' Stalfordshire, silk.nkatto fitetttrers«.-4. Pearce,. G.,llurp, Uristoi, cankctiolierN— C.,Perklos nett Maude, Nark-lane,, wine-:merchants---T. and J. Nl , lore, Stockport, tailor,—L. J. Itrothelbanli anti W. Groves, Horslydowt ligliterntett—T. and 'P. Cook, Eris - to", colli,inerchantP—ll. arta L. Jacohs, Totness, Devonshire, sllverstniths—J. Linder and J. Coles, Salisbury, hair-mann fiteturerx—H. Lines, liarpeddert, putt .1. 'fbontition, Wheat- • hAintstead,. Hertfordshire, wine nierchants:---J. Brook, slcick,,aud S. Cl. Sikes, fluxiderstield, fancy-mithufuctiirers. SCOTC [i BA R XXAMINA'IIt)NS, DIVIDENDS,. cr.'dltors of ker orol Penman, wrightt anti At Men, Tins:loli ols,,n4tilior, net in tin; of 'William aird Nth Norroiliei. at it: Oreditor4 oritoln.rt K ilsutt r min :Ifni*, Leith ' meet the vhamb,rvflo O w lin rr,' rifrr s . Edinburgh, 11tti Nov. Kobel I Vairsol and Co. merelintits nod man f:, ire 4 , ityngobv, inert in the Prinee of iVules" tavern the, c, 45111 Noevilifr,-at 12. ..1 Ilugh Craot_afill Co. late rifer(..bant anti mann focto 014, eiksgow, fore* in.tbe J'yitler of 'Wales tavern there. 6tb:iillittember, at t. f James Crai g, grocer; Loehtvitinoch meet in fat i e.jfin there, I'2l November, at • 't t eiltturs IV4liaol late niers:bruit, Greeilacli, tiat in, the Tont ineinti there, tit Ii November, nt I. ,Crud.itors of ti . llliorti Gal - bra-4h 'arid* Ca. lets merchants, re;eriocir,. ts;tll revue a liividentl. from Charles Camim e n, there 4 Stb NOrettibt:r. Creditor Peor`t.oelt, merelilintq, face rt4a t rtttr , otireelif Chritter'Cain Oen, writer thereckill November: ; . • Ci'mtlitori of litilwat-Notae, late haberittober, Nicholson's- Street, .w.ill :receive a final divittentifroiit the lilts tee I flit '‘:llvir . her. 'll t he a if.sit sof John ;ind Son, inere!inritA and, 'lnrot , tl4,titrers, lYnnferinline, lie veithille 'tatls Wiaitsru Lteetirsism t iinst-titongrr, (114fssow, trisiitee slrs the u t I)sisv, smitii and It;silis.-Inarkier its l'ust.regnwn, !sea filai, 4 4oiv, has applißt fol. a ,lii c ha,*e; Motion, in ihirvel, to tit examined in the SiieriiF-elerWs entice, Ayr, (22d (Ictober and htli Norma lief', at i 2. • If isgit 61‘fliartuid, catttr!-dvalget,,Atitlitlititar, trillerx:tmiti ctt il4 sitriiirjotht.ludtu; Perth, 17th Oeti.ihet amt 2,l No-. Yeintset, at U. John Cri;ntilie, merchant nut! draper, 6)14)0)61'0, 'rife, sliite, to lie examined pit the Sheriff-clerk's office, Cupar-rife, Ittitti October and 13th Nuvetulter, ;tt TO ALL NAVIGATORS Front t.':e Attuntic thNicrn 'to Vv. , Ifeiterit gan'es of .Euroiie; but inore parlieutrrty 16 tho.ie . of "Grat * Britadi and to the Cugli4h et td .13rirO tt Channels. The following arc the Causes of the ntitheruns Shipwrecks on the Scilly Islands, in Nlonnt in Cornwall, and on the Western Coots of Great Britain ; but more patticiilarly fa 4110 Vatiglilli -Channel : All vessels; which arc bollnd tii the western, Shores of Great Britain, from the 'Atlantic Ocean: , Will always be rabject to that tiiswiter; oiithimr care and attention to the circunt4tahces explained hereafter; for they, will always be more or less ahead of their reckoning, anti, of'course, will be liable to he onshore before they . conjectore them- selves to be near the land. This . wasilio doubt, the cause of the loss of Admiral Shovel, in the Association, with the Eagle and Romney in com pany, tin the 22d of October, 1707: for, by our naval history, it appears, they brottglit too on that day, and lay by till-son-iet, when they made .sail for. the English Channel, supposing, no. doubt,, they had space enough to run till day-light, with out getting into danger: butt theyswere cost away. in the night on the Rocks tut „Scilly, end every cont ,perished ; whereas, had they Solonleo at sun -set, prior to their making sail, they might have known they had not sufficient 'r on for the night. The depth of Wafer at sun -set, .to the best Of iny recollection, which will insure them safety in the longest night's ruin towards the English Chpnel, "should he ' not less titan . seventy-fiee fathoms ; of course, more than that depth: or Milting no soundings, will put them nut of all &Quirt : btu, rut this exact depth, attention to their charts must cautinn them, lest my memory .should be-in error. The iiiischief Arises from ves .sels persisting to rim by ,their reckoning, without sounding.; ,store particularly are they templet! to this if they.' have had flue Weather in navigating t t o Atlantic Ocean, and, of -course, confide mote , ..i their reckoning. • " The reason vessels coming from tic west ,iiard will always be far ti-head of their reckon ihg, say (Mc lrondrettiertgites , , noire or :less;• is owing to the effect of, the GolPh, of Florida st 1 cam ; and how that operates I : will endeavour to explain, hopint , the apparent siMplieity of my description I‘ ill he excused by all Who think it puerilely so, as it, is meant to explain it to ail capacities, and particolarly to : those who may never, hove attended to the geography of,„the coasts of Mexico. The GOO orn,,,,id, Strealll rtini - with more or less velocity, nr*Coitling tOrirentostauccs-y; to he:explained .hercult.eri frOm out of the Golph of Mexico, between . the 13 ; thamit hrlandi and t'he cOait'ot EaSt Floral!, and on iti arriving as far north' us tin; north part of the Bahama:lslands, it takes .n more . easterly direction, to 'restore the lecei . uf the Atlantic Ocean, derarmed by the trade' "wind:, as Will aPpear hereafter ; and the intittenee it has in -iarryinkvessels to thi , eastward faster th4w.they seerwto,rutr. by .their lug. is, withoot, doubt, the cat„!,se ofJbe nntaVrunti aCeidel;t l , Y lll O l have already happened, and will hi.ipPen in tutus', unic'ss profier'catttiOn• is obscured. ' - `: " AlPgeograpiters know that the winds, called . tr.ide winds, blow.front the ,east vvard, between inc. Tropic, of Cancer and the Tropic; of . Capiiedrn, gentrally about ninenionths in mliesyear, and they are theeause Of the CAilpb - of Florida stream. ; for they dove before cheat All tic: surface ot. tli,; At, kutic Ocean, and that with a velocity, and in a riantity greater or less, in proportion to their strength:,l 'have beenin Abe Atlantic Occau when; during..neur two:montbs, we could trot set a top. sail, it blew mu strong.; and I have, at another time,crossed the Atlantic Ocean ,when , I mayalinost say, I could haVecarried`a lighted candle in my hand, without a ',martini, all the time, *oil it would not have blown out, ., Ali,: strength of the 'stream, therefore, must vary, and w ill cause an cf . - fcct equally uncertain. This. current it . is, which Yorcitigits way into the Atlantic Ocean, • to re itore the level,interrupted'hy the trade winds, by a current inclining more easterly as it gets clear of the Bahama Islandt-, carries the. vessels a-head of tit:e recko'nitig TO•explain this more fatriiliatly, l e t one of us till a !mon with ivater.to th e ho rn , 'then ' blow 'strong. ..on' :the surface, and the water will - run over .orr i the opposite sid e oldie bason to which we blow, by little waves raised by tlielAowittg.-::- , Take souse of the water s h it of the bason, , and then on the-opposite side to that on which we blow, - the little. waves will rise against the side of the. halloo,: and the surface of• the water being 'taised thereby, it will find its level again by escaping on the sides of the besot), each way ; but let a card,' or some other obstacle, be put on one side, and the whole quantity will eseape the other side, to produce a level. Just an it is' with the water forced into the Golph of Mexico by the trade wi n ds ; for as it cannot find its level by escaping on both sides, from the Gulph, owiog to the north coast of South America extending so far to the eastward as. again to meet the trade winds, irali, therefore, escapes on the north side, and-taks its Course along the east Coast of flu 4 ritia, midi it passes the larrhaturt.lslands, and then, as 1 have said, lotect its way into theAdautia Odeon, to restore the leyel intetrupted by .the trade winds.-1 cahoot escape between the Islands, because it racets the, trade winds again. This current it is i which, forcing its rutty into the At lantic Ocean, governs the navigation of that sea, And' COties yvssvis. so tritich to the eastward of theirreekorring, that they approltch the western shores of Europe before they are aware•ait i and the weather :very frequently worts so .hazy and cloudy,,that.no observations Can he taken to Cor rect:their, longitude, before they get 'two sound jugs, 1 have two informed, in the•wetit of Eng land, that a Vessel has' beim known (the oatue of which was mentioned to. me) tohave ruo-oo shore onthe.:tiotth Coast . of Devonshire, .with ail her small sails set, in the night Linne right before the , wind.:: 'But the iftequency of-, Wreck., on those shores, is but tori, well 4seertailfed by. the .tnithy tuclancholy : accounts Which ;Our , lisiVal history affords. . . ,'• .17 .; 2 !•• t,;,. ; , ,; , - i -,•: Newels should. thetcfore, .olwar sopod nt sun-set, whenev'er they'get one Wtottfred leagues of Scilly by their reckoning,: wheweot t ink from the westward ; and the depth of water, o f having no soundings, will ascertain what sail they . , 1 11 . 14 - yarry In , oiglit,,:_wittlik getting.' into rhorger before nimoing. But the veißels trtli depend on their, recknatinge atul row rtir t: t? . Englitilt in /iritisli. I""nding,4llltire eipecirdiy . if they hiippen..toattire had nal, weather , on their voyitiza. J, niy , .elf: in tW(l.llCeied 4144 - was . : near, hring on the rocks >t Scill y, ,‘‘ hen cotniintlroin the West " The loss of the Aleptitilerist otritintan, of Portland, on the 25th of.Mtirch .I.,S;s,:when every_ soul on board perished, gave. Fise to the publie4- tiiio of tisese observations. , which, though. they. may not possess milelitnierit. it isr hnoeit 1t ill not bring into contempt the humble exertions al • :IN OLD SFAAMAN." MILITARY COURT MARTIAL. Saturday morning, at half-past 10 o'clock, a Court Martial was , held; at the. Office of Claims in Whitehall, formerly the Muster-Master-General's Office, on Lieutenant Itoattisas, of the 9th.regi, went of dragoons, who was.ordered tinder an a:- rest about u month since, 'while quartered at llownslow barracks, on a charge'of neglect of• duty, and, for the purpose of•evadinrit,tretent jug to be ill. The Crrurt-Martial wasinstitnied Moriand; it commenced onSatnrday, bee fore •Oen. Botilt on, 13 other Officers trom4litierent legit-news, and Mr. Oldham,lthe DeputylJudge Advocate. Lieut.-CA Mont rt#l.4ency. Was' the first witness culled to prove the charge ;. among. iris evidence he said that Lieut. Robitroon,had• com !dallied to him that wearing his cap ntatlellis bead ache, &c. On his cross-examination,' , he- s.ery. eaudidly admitted dint Lieut. Robinson wasokt4orykH attentive Officer when distnomited, antfitttentied.2 thoroughly to his dirt' in every respect ;11tft , when Mounted and in the field he could not-saf so: bq he did not attribute his defects to his imiCtentibt , or neglect "of his duty, htit front a warit' ties, aS iie always' conceived he did hit b'est ; 1)0 , 1 he did nit posSess . quilifientionsin miik'e hini so .nor did he think it possible for him ever-toi]bt. Made so. Fie entered the regintenvio-14Kt:and froni that time to the present, he *levet...enc.. rletthed any thing tinge:idea:aurae. in his behos , -.1 norhad,he ewer heard a cotuplaiut on:that lit ad. After Lieut. Robinson had, iinished, his Cross- piamioation of Lient.!Colonel.llautniorency,(n -lond Mot'land .addressed.theCourt, and said, t hat so much nekv matter had come oat _in the cross examination, that he elaimed the inthilg - ence of tbe.Gourt of being beard, which was gran t c d:.:-.. tle proceeded to put sevet al 11Oestions to Lieut.- ' Mond Nlontmorency : .1mon(.; them rreiz; Whe ther he had hot morelban once said Soriantl), that LientAtnbinson's eon-fleet was str extretatly'had, that. he nnist be -got out .off the regitueur, and allowed-to retire on lialf•pay.,:To iettich•Lient..CotoneLliotittnotency mlied in the. affirmative, end admitted that he hati.sald so in substance, but nut in such strianz L;nguage,iieoy ing that he had uted the words bad cdbildat ;" hat bad-said, from . ittcapacity, not possessingsof ficient abilities to bce , ,n , tr tt cavaliy officer; another question by Colonel Nlorland,' hz..4s4tuits s , red that Colonel Morlan4 appOinted Lii;tatr tient Rethillif)li to the court of the hot- - 7 ,t'eveyal that lie might in:prove Itionseff from o h. serving the conduct .more experienced ofiects. eiveral other trituelaes ~svere ~mazitzed-br the ponne of 'the day; 'And the Gottrtiactinntrieti to this any. • Pgltt4avlENdle. t ton, betweth nine and 'ten o'clock in the !horning of tire Sth Septenvo. her, tut extraordinary phetwornenon ‘ess unike t l..l The Sun was surrounded with a eiFcle, ter ha* of the usual diameter, but ttl)Caffilitotily -bright and Well defined, being tined; e!Tecialfyin its upp er 'or Western phrti with ptittli4tic colou.S. Another. apparently of twice the dila": teterof the : . primitive halo, exteillicti -westwardly, pasirir .thrinigh the Sun. The secondary- /in& wet white 'through its whole eircurntervilee : at the sante tittle a portion of a rainbow., of perhaps twevrty: degrees,.appeated in the north-east, at about Amy , degrees above the horizon. Pilot AT BeLvora CArrt.E.--Abont two o`cines, in the night betwe en Friday- and Sattirga*y*Lis: we regret to,state, an alarming fire Woke otifiti'' lit~lvoir the splendid seal of the piilZ Ittrri.AND, bear Grantham, in Lindohishire. It - coninlenced in the carpenter's mon), in the Wes. ' w i ng , in which workmen hurl been empidy-- eti during the preceding day, parttetilbr: ly occasioned. ti nor known. The flanies'lp4aif With great rapidity, and enpititunicated to the' centre, but no alarm having been given in 'tin* the Children anti servants were remoeeil froni & fn ..- ' ger.. The Dttke ,and Duchess of ItuTLANti"Wer at the time on a visit to the .Duchess Dowager, at' Chevtley. Intelligence of this alarming accident reached town yesterday by ,an express from the latter phiee, Sept For the purpose of relieving the numerous friends of that noble family from all an x left for..theit.. personal safety. The -letter.iiiti HOE atilt the final resolt of the lire. witetiter.thie splendid edifice. way. entirely destroxeil „tint. The ineultigenee last night excited _great interrsi in the west' end of tlic town. 'rite Duke of De nirai Wll3 among 'the ttipst anxiotis ppm the.occasiOn. On Saturday morning, 'about two o'clock, a dretitlittl fire htoke out on ilte premises of Mr, Goulding, forniture binkct, in tl.e, City-road; which in a short tittle deAtroyell thew hole !tonic, . and all the attic* ; tio lives .* ere lost. SCAllit FROM NEVATE.-:-AIIRut tiosk yester tisty .evening the servant of Mr. Letterman, of Warwick-square, hearing the clattering of some gulden • pot*, fitilirtg. iii t he . _ ) hack-rirti, open-• eit the door, five fellows'. "f(ist)edn& 'i plissiog through the Itimie,lnade their- exit at tt)e trout door, and', got clear oil! was' after. 4k k l'(U3 that: felons iscip et! 0.06.1 INoy4ate, silitlitttrsealed the . ivp4lll ~ t ts. e lol- yaid; previt,its to aßieitlg•at that of Mr. L. A Aix tit., who h d sotigitt relnge• in the sectirill:ntiti.coriveyed buck to his (41(1 I.lleit;3l t o*Wl4vetta 'eittit6 to tlie the ed Ivry parr o it extentelranit internally, and gave various directiuiis to laccrtot atzepetition die circutttitance ..IvBSr.;IINTL.F.§.4S S :S)) I3 . ~' Siqurtlq the tlrestipinster Sessions terms 4 'Charles •Xertes, for:. nettling pewter pint 013:1 - tniasvvfral ,ptililicartt , ; was ;m.ntenced ., . as 3 InOtotiout.tatloder It? 4cecti..years' tr,insportat;on, -';Ai the pri . sdner withdrew from the dock, he thankeiltite !unstable tlirotigt whose vigil's; ee lie , was detect ; > the (.otter replied, that 1(0 .-11)4D AV3S. Wore * welcome .1110.11 priSQliet tO the pteascre of . his voyage. F e r;' o in t . K the'e/B/y0;,%1.id . s i S l 4 : e i e n t i. p l a / t i r t c le i hs mere' .hitrneci by atsein%v ith hcing Og t' and vagatzpods. 11 dicer not having seep the prisoorrs in the act Of cOmmiting any offence' lit'' , wertly waiting near Dritry-Erne I"..leatre ' close of the performance; where they _were at the 11 1 ), !. by the police, they were.discharge4ettcr a soil able,adiponttiop. from ,the Crrurt. "iit Z,rtieles of the' pence were exhibit ed by 14 Wald against her-husband, who was orde r ed to find sureties; liiinseif iii '4ol...a.titivst; '9(401 ), 3 101. each. A groat number,p.riVilers`**ere then Ali. charged , o . Froe•attlation,l4 the usual .orta.,, stmoisgst them • ivcre 'five persons. against whont , theldfieers Of `tit. James's parislLitad chargei of bo4tiirdy bile 'Of them an , oid man of 60,..anda 1 v"' other-it-bhia ; ' . Su . t)DFV: DEATii..—S Onattirtlay in nt'iling, atm"' 12 o do, k , Griffiths H poor titan; ititened •IV Witnn IVai rl t a polio iii iii the employ ''of '.lllessrs. Manly en 3 , libt,ehair-ntantittettirers in illieloo. 11 ! street,. iii•the.lidfOrigh•, "pitohed his •lo;111 ' 011 , 64 resting-hinek in front of the 'l%,wil-hall , St , AO" ' - fzlpet.'s-hill : and haviiiglirtftnttl - ;elfri .. ‘ 7llll° , ll' ' f e t i n g a worn:. ftlt - thrryti - arid iTirtost- instantly e%- piredi ' , 'The linity 'Wlia 'la heft itytin tho -To w tt - t i ll ... zrid s.sfirgetirrsiftit. 'l,o.;' , %ylici ai t eMptita 10 . big • ' ' ' ,!lictf, 44.1..it5,.ra.1-,,,, tjt7. ll- titan s'6iark' Was 6 11inc . t ::,1 ` t. rhe _poor Im 110 w wasmabotit4 )41.3L1:0f 80:-Tig"'" *apparently in an excellent .111"“e:of lwa lli " -:- ' 4, - lia#lifft a 4ife-priiil titiltirest to innitTa.hit loss" - . A vtrac t 0 Lts R onal; t 1 t 5 •;_....0 1 i . Viiiitly. a ft.ernoorls' ithont One n'aork.)-sfinteAillains entered thirdwCl,l' •Im}! -' s e ; r . 1 ee t ;,? .1 131 , .... 1 :f 1) .1% ; A s gt e .j , ‘ lt 's t r i : i l l Il s (l to s ie (* -: 3-4 1 6°441. I ' l7 ~ f . . linen 'wird weisting.-ippparetarom ele•parkr'f'' v .. )til "'hid ) 4bey:,, gets` off•stiteliscovered. -0011 41ternnon of time sutiie.&toVhhentieg o th e. irc . ~ri t„ 4 n u t, font and six, the lionai4l4 7 lt iiilliesakaii, roiolos Deptford , was e'liteled hy,,snne vi:idi s* ,` 4 ',, i1 ,:r ; optatitity of; plete:takeo fr - oor the siiichattro; • a- - ' hiliek• cdit nt t ' tilitrwifis;enat, * Odell hail just' b ec t 4 taken from the hainislifilte tailor its' the serc " " n " iltAil.tirposite&in'the'ltack pitrloor7, were " 1 " t ' -- away: thi villains ekapki. • . - 'P ic ' 116,1cM*. Wilach ictle keit tl e:itorie s i n tl. ' e . Slilishitry , nitt&c'el±cli, •iii*d 'not 'kill t he tiog! , , 4 titted in • the former relation a the '‘, llir- 4,-; '. l • Sul . islury`Gazitti ts4tys,--0! Tile lioness; at' Iff ; 1 I.berselr all ;mkt:44 finittief ( lie horse, • II lid 1 t i" , l- . ' ,„ .."Ptjlt the do r, "%titieliit Wit' +7.pce.ted•trooltrl.ftce -crinri 'hiieotne •ritti victim:Of 'Rer fort' r. . anitnitl„ . wit m itore.: tvpion I t Ilion .citiOti' lle°l .l j i : ., fJ flictrti. a -41ight tlitiliNlitiwiit oifttOilitl o "trib n tiegi i; : tli voii.'e I,t flit - kePpor, Tctireil nodet,,,c, Noddle „rt . -1111nel% wtiti.e, SOOll alter, th e **4 „.14. , 1 .itcr,thi f ` p r! i ) ? , : i t . y r r i C e i. : l ; u :;7 7, l :7 4 ::: .7 v. a nd l i ; e : . 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A tit%;ll 114 Mit eiblel, • ft. Ifo- . WS; 17, - ,‘'.T,f i v iitt ml t ' cit to AsTtliag:h - gii - cii ;:, Olt - It ' rit'lPAr ' °L . -„, ;I°rge.,(lfii billi'it'lah We offered. 10'11ceP2:,..,14. lite burglar) 4. a . pitc' e + c is on the. forinre rB "llo Irolii 'cP.t.tfitteineliolltly A : Siiiiragt 1tHiii1014,....14.4;iiir.,' Nri)l ch•LiVA LETT E'iligte nSe Of, 'for tif!gll' - --1 40 • I'l o s 6. ' ' Oil sSitiititty ite'llitight, •liiii- sig-tr.:4tafi7 rconie to' tee friin;iie Wet` tilt : 41 11 46. '" r 2 :1Y1f it to citting i i4 elothetr, ittilloos-the titroltkl.t v "' 9 1 , 11‘ ,, 1 t it(O' ILA littn - obt; :11r.•Tvagra, 1 lte.ganieri tt,',""..,°t,istf tti' ,4 t 114 7;seitdo sisfer ihoketV'rwither bale r ' 1 ".;,„,i 'mit tlrtitf she did IL:timing in, ttn,4rsoPectjtlig:iiicii trick, litketi tip the bonnet from Ittg,,f 4r s; e ' 4 ‘ ' wit. she I p c itr ° . t il i F it t ;' ll %t ti fil t i vil li b iiirr li o " i l i ci te tc r e ,l c ti t t l s i tl efie;:* 11:111cul 1' -fiCt e l :: 4* te.tl:llinlty.tecrit?,:tt.iMlialirletasi.,Lbnl)etetti !SC') vele , a l t ; 1 .01 , e; 41 04' . ,lifterunt e . . , se . ere inanttal titaiiii,eiteeiii-frorn the ettregta lm stlii_!dr rs; cylt reL'eoilitiletee ,—, to his w"01 3, .......' w • ••• •(11)AE, bl•itli,(CEL'3x l) cTail e k t ~ 4 Ships at Nfarlst• • • Ships 4 1‘ d q. pcire• t. ...... 4 41tildt• Oa ad. .... 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'-'•----.'"",t...- --. ------- ----,,fic 11, L(IND.PN, ..i'tint.g4. hy .1. IL cAit.sx,vlqA-,fily.:isi,tr' ,iliairic,, anti totitlistit i t i,.. ‘r..'. !iC,4 1 .... 4 ,. f - ~,, Aartr l o r at file Sitst:-Oretcy. No. I 1". Sttellin :`--,...- - daress stanta,Ordera, Lett ers,3te. (just .paid) Ogg v. * .., -