The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

q. r j , ) Ui . 5.,:c17( T t p. v pl:)41F, A HO pr if;i: of blooti-thlEStypv;q.,9r to confine offenders witn,no nttle . stt•irtnie's'.; iis these were at Ceuta, 1101' tptykirivort'th(i thence with all the abitirti partizans.appended to their future destinutirth. The Abbe Vrqs6N, it is said, propotes, in his defence, to rely up o n • the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Religion, as laid dawn by Popes and Councils, and, there is nO doubt that he will here find authority to justify every sentiment in his book. His trial, and that of Fiatukv, for a si milar publication, greatly tend to quiet the fears of the possessors of Church property, It Ivas even apprehended, previously, that the quiti tion of the restitution of Church property Would be agitated in the next Session of the Chamber of Deputies. The 12th of AtiguSt has been &Pierced with every public demon%tration of rejoicing in Edify burgh, Dublin, LiverpoOl, Bristol, Glasgow, and other cities and towns throughout the Empire. The provincial Newspapers teem with accounts of these general effusions of loyalty and parrio. tism ; and it affords us great pleasure to notice them at a moment when so much wicked industry is employed to render the people : disaffected to .. Wards their... Rulers, and discontented with their tut. ‘Ve have always mentioned that the distresi .of ibe . Country was not so great as th e Factions -re .. present it ; that it was of a temporary nature, if our Own folly and impatience does not aug ment and perpetuate the season of calamity ; and that it chiefly arose from the dislocation of relative situations occasioned by the mighty change in Peace from SVaT, the extensive consumer of manufactures. Beery hour that passes confirms this theory. Many interests (such us between Landlord and Tenant) after thelirst jar are resum ing their relative places ; commerce and the revenue of the country arc both improving and as a clear proof of the tempOrary nature of our em barrassments, it may he noticed how many of the Banks, forced to suspend their payments by the pressine of immediate difficulties, are now re stinting them honourably and! re-invigorating trade. Licerpov:•courier Opr, Wednesday 31ornlisg, Ten o'cliA. We are sorry bear that Symptoms of riotous dissatisfaction have for several. days been mani fested in Preston and its' neighbourhood. The last uceouitta"State, that the mob were then de molisloing the Avindows of Mr. LioutooKs.—A . detachment of the military teas this morning sent off t . l(ni hence to iipti4t iii puttitig an end to idel.l disgraceful proceedings. Tux PRINCE Rec;EsT.—llis Royal. Highness after dining with . the, QUEEN at Kew Palace On, • 'Wednesday last. I,ruceeded to, Hampton Court. Yesterday ,his Royal Highness viewed his bind, and gave directions respecting the management of it. From thence the PciNga ueutio the Thatched .Cott age in Windsor Forest, where his Eighnesti will remainr untilMoutlay; be will then return to town to c, lebrate the Puke of CLARENCR'S birth „day. The day subsequent the Pat NCI departs on his long intended tour through the counties of Worcestershire and Warwickshire.- ' • The Prt6tcwRICCIENT:b Birth-day was celebrated by the Earl Of Ctivent'ray With the iniJst liberal hospitality at Crowe Court. A 4 . 11.2 . e p dv y .BeUthled 011 the occasion, and the nay passed with every manifestatiOn of loyal fes'avity, , The.•Queert and Ptincess 1 4 A , IZABETII, on their arriving in Londor, front Kew;' ott_Wednesday evening, went tti %isit th e. Princess CHAR LoTTR Rod Prince Ltiorat.n, - at Camelford House. Yesterday, SOOl3 I.ltet• 12 . o'ckielt, her MA3esTY .hid Princess ELIZABETII, left town for Windsor. Yesterday Prince Leeot.o rOtle out on. horse-, back, attended by Sir itomEaTiqauniNEß. Gloucester [louse, Piccadilly, is to undergo considerable alterations and improvements during. Vie absence of the Duke and Duchess at Bagshot. The Duke of • CLAM:NCI , : is reeOveriog front his lnngernns attack, although, we are suety to say, Uut slowly This day was fixed on for the departure of Their Royal and Serene fliglincSses the Princess tu:iitt.oTTE and Prince 1.4F.0r out,. hon., Camel- VON -house', to their new seat, Clermont, in Sur eY, but a disappointment, which occurred Eck itative to the conveyance of sonic furniture, has re titrded their departure, which is postponed until :Wednesday next. Prince and Princess LeopoLo reside since their htarriage at fichoenbrunn the Ariltdachess -14Aittas LotnsA is expected there in the autumn. • It is said that the.Royttl Guard is to be,encantp cd in the vicinity of Paris within two or three ' ( veeks, This report excites much specadation. Thc Capital has every appearance of perfect Iran ,l4illity—disatfected expr e ss i ons are no longer I l eaul in public, and, even in private society,: it "teiy lutppens that any individual uses language oirensive to the Royal Famnily. ' , The Mcieedonia , n frigate, it is stated in the New 4 ' 4° rk Papers, has received orders ti) sail shortly nt Halthnore to Littl4 (Pacific Ocean), to de ""n't of the 'loyal Spanish Government the im ltnediate restotatiou 0 1 an American whale-ship ‘vhich lately put into it port on the coast of Peru for supplies, and .was seized on the' ground of not la it pea-letter, which, by the treaty tvith• Spaio, they say, is not necessary Wets the La -1514411 Powers are at War. srtir • DkAL, Atio. 15.4-Arrived, and sii!vl for the River, the Carniarthen,. Itoss, from .13ombay ; Daiid Scott, .Hasimitvos, from ditto; John Barry, Pam., from Jannli'ot ; Vittotia, TwEN- TvsmAtl, from ditto. Came.down irpht the River, and remains, the Anna Dorothy, ALLEN, fur Portugal. FALmourtt, AUG. 13.—Arrived the American ship Pill°, MAx%vELL, awn the Ilavatinith.— Wind South. HARWICU, AUG. Is.—Arrived tree lleanfoy packet from Coxhayen, and the Lord Nelson packet from Holland—both with mails and pas sengers.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 0. 7 -Came in the Drake sloop of war and the tVolfclitter from a cruise, and the Dwarf cutter from Guernsey. Sailed the Mar', Jons, , for Newfoundland.—Wind S. S. E. PORTSW!UTII,, AUG. 15.—Arrived the .Henry, AMBER ; Old Friend, SPENCE ; John Inglis, BA , coils; and the Mary, PtmonrcolunE, frmn the Downs. The Old Friend_ bas sprung her main top-mast and jib•boom• GaayssENn, AUG. 13.—Atrived like Lora Cas tlereagh, Rymer, from Calcutta ; Tlromas and Eleanor, Cowley, front Ostend ; Petersburgh, Horn, front Petelsburgh ; Rebecca and Sarah, Wright, from ditto.- 7 -8.61ed the ‘Villiara Pitt, Cunningham, for Bilbna ; Messenger, Finlay, for Newfoundland ; Active, Christie, for Senegal; Anna and Eliza, Gowing, for Vigo and Opoito Sophia, Rouse, for ll:ivre ; Active, Cross, for ditto. TIIE ARMY. DISCHARUED SOLDIERS. The following Official Document is now i ss uing from the War Office, dated' July 25, 1316, mad signed lay Lord PALMERSTON CIRCULAR. " In rogard to the • issuing. of, m arching.money, not-pen sions, family allowance, a n d passage motiey, (cm Aoldiers of the Line discharged in conseijitenee of reduction, of wounds or infirmities, or of having completed their respective periods of service • ". Marelang Money and Out-Pension.-.Nutt-commilsimied Officers and men who shall he. discharged in Great Britaiu, and nut recommended for the'Citelsea Pension, are to receive front the Itegimeotal Paymaster marching money at Is. nil. a-day beyond the dates, of discharge, accordiug to the dis tance they shall hare to travel by land, to which place they were originally enlisted, reckoning at ten miles a day's march, without halting Alays. If discharged abroad, the marching money is to becalculated fruits the places of their landing in this country. '", Soldiers who have volunteered front the - Ai my 44'12i:serve or Militia into the Line, are to receive marelring money to the places of their enrolmeott into either of those. services. —Non-commissioned officers and men, if recontmended for the out-pension at Chelsea, are to t receive an advance of money , sufticirutto brim; them to London; and, if thayareadinot e d on the pension ..list, the Paymaster of Detachments at Chelsea is to iisue to them the difference between the daily rate of their Out-pension and the istarching-pumey from 611e1 , mea.to tbeir . Places . enlistment : and if rejected by tbe Chelsea Board, the Paymaster of Detachments ii also to issue to the said men the said allowance for Mareb:,ng-most}.. " Soldiers discharged front Vateittn Bathdimms, or Garri son Companies, are to receive marching -motley to the places at which they resided when so called Upon, if they were Out - pensioners when they were called upon fur service. Family daolvance.-- , -;ait allowance is to he granted to the families of Weft ,ptesent with the Battalion. when-dis clt'argeds whether rer.oitorrended 'to the Chelsea Pension or 'not, at the rase ' 134.. a mile each day. for the wives ' and Id. a mile for each for the distance to h e travelled by them by land to their !mines; and, further, if the tw a t have to ap,- pear before the. Board at Chelsea, and their. families ammopany thou. t..ne allowance is also to be, paid for the ilistatice to that Places and I Ito remaining proportion of the alimAvance calculated tot he place to which the men are to ft - claire march lok Itl'iney, will be issued upon their leaving Chelsea by th e Pl'Y'itaster of Detachments. In cases of men mot their fa. ty.Aies proceeditig (rent England to Ireland, time above al , towamices, in the first instance, are ,to be issued only for the distance to Bristol or Liverpool, And time. remainder of /he money to carry them to their loonies, ott their arrival at Waterford, Dublin, or Cork. .tVisen • proceeding from Scotland to Ireland,, the allowarmees are to be. issued at Port ',atria in the first instance ; and the remainder by the District Petymaster at Belfast. Dis:hargcd soldiers mid families proceed ing through Edinburgh or Glasgow, if sent by water to either of these places, to he settled by the proper Paymaster either in Edinburgh or Glasgow. !nail Cases in which the inert ems their families can proceed partly by sea, they are to h e seat by that conveyance; if proceeding from England tolreland, they . are to he provided with free passages, in vessels for conveying suldiers. Men proceeding (rota Liverpool to Ireland, or from Bristol to Ireland. are to be allowed suhsistence money, at the, rate of Is. a-day, until t bey call be provided with a passage, and a further allowance of t hreedays' subsistence encli,ztt the like rate, to he issued to the men, to enable them to ;ripply them selves with provisions whilst on their pass:tge, Melt discharg ed in Scotland, and pi - acceding to Ireland, .passage-motley .from Portpatrielc to I )otagliatlee (or to lieltimst) is to be allowed at the rate of live shillings for titi , moselves, at two altillings and sixpeoce for their wives and child/vit. Alen dis cliart,;ed lit England, amid proceeding from London •to Scot land, by sea, amt allowance is to he granted as follows: to Ber wick, 11. &s. to each Mali, and the sante for his wife, and 12*. ed. for each child ;to Leith,, odee, Montrose, Or Aberdeemm, 11, Its. 6,1. fur each soldier, and the same fur , Ids wife, and tas.: Dd. fur each child s to Cromarty, Inverness, or any other part North of those places, 21, 25. fur cacti Ausio and wife, and 11. Is. for each child ; from Scotland to England, the to hr grinted to such like allowances -for passages are • epees dixcliaiged and their families. Front Leith , to Tilbury Fort, ,11. hi. for each soldier, nod the like to his wilt', and lOs, 4al. to etch child. Soldiers, if proceedrog to or (Foot Jersey or Guerts,:ey, are also to be allowed their proper expenses from or to Weymouth or Sant hatopton,.. Men diStilittrgtAi lit their own request afe not to Ini entitled to any alloNances whatso ever beyoutl the.dates of their discharges." .„ DOVE*, AUG. 14. His Grace the Duke of Wet.tAsn'rotii arrived here at eleven o'clock last night, and, with the Marquis and Marchioness of tVoacesTEß, and a numerous suite, inonediately embarked in the Lord Ditne.an, packs, wider sail for Calais. The Duke's horses', dogs, state and travelling carriages, were previously shipped in-' the day in transports, and sailed i a the afternoon. This clay . a detachment of the Waggon Train, and 62 horses, embarked in the Elite and' Roston packet, transports, and Countess of Elgin alai Favourite passage vessels, and sailed for Calai. The iiaSarian, Saxon, and. Mnrish AnihaSsit dors and suites, to.rived on - Monday at the Crown Inn and Hotel, Rochester, where'they partook of an elegant dinner. The following morning, atter breakfast, their ,Excellencies repaired to inspect the Barracks., Dock-yards, and Fortitications...... They partook of a Mlttipttifiti S 1d N 4411 014 the Commissioner, Sir. ItnnttaT BAottOw',- Bart. atter which they returned to Wright's Hotel, and ! froin thence proceeded to *Wow. THE TUEATRLS. • 't - laYitAsx.o,.-Last night 'The Lori of the Nano? was perforMed for., the first time bere..---• Of Jostes's adinirabl, YouOg CoOrast, so peculiarly `own 'in dreSst,Antanner, , andlicting, we have nothing to say ; Gut that it I'.us more etfettive titan ever, from being itiore'elosely and better seen. The same may be pronouncett •of FawceTT's Sir John Contrast. There is • a genuineness 'this Gentleman's personation of all'such eliara6'eri which produces a degree of breadthaMi eifect Tart ly, if ever surpassed upon the stage' - as Rashly, was very successful. lid gave 'tbe un adorned music of the songs' with Simplicity and feetiug: llt.tauser. Wroth - reed a heti air instead , of " The Ensign of Honour !". which,. as Well 1 as b e pi e c e s: belonging to the Matter, he execnted in a fine mellow style. Bath the performets last mentioned will,llowever, do well to study the dialogue and acting parts of their characters' a little more. • A good old Opera is injured by having all that leads to Song hurried over and ta— crificed'.. Nippe, in the hands ofitusseLL, tdai us excellent as we ever saw it; kielti . contie, and not extravagant, it possessed all the merits which whim, undrr the Controul of judgment, could bestow upon it. Does.; phyed the 'rustic Ralph with sullicient• Itimionr ; ,and VOOTR, iu liental, was. very well received. LisTort has made Moll Fluggon-so promitsent in this Opera, that it would be inexcuseahle not to oh,: rve that.TOKELY exerted himself much to TIO that tamed Lady in - , lice. If he• Jailed at all, it was 7 not so ninth • front ;s want ot merit as train the public conception of the part being so notch foisted on the originality of its representative at Covent Garden. Miss CA a a W:a cted and .sung most sweetly in Sophia ;:and Alis's MATH ews and Aft‘s Corer -%\D, as Annette arid Pegy, were lively and entertaining. Upon the whole, the cast aid no discredit (and that •is saying much) to the plays . already got up at this Theatre. ENGLISH OPena.--The Opera of Lowe: in .a Pillage was performed at this Theatre last night for the first time this season. lioaK, in Young Meadows, was justly honoured with great ap plause, though not one of his happiest efforts,— INCLEDoN'S Hawthorn is a fine manly and spirited piece Of acting, and the part is peculiarly suited to his vocal powers ; his full rich-toned voice in " The. Twins of Laturtu:' was listened to with delight, and the song was encored amid reiterated applause. Mr. BROADHURST'S. Eustace was very good : he introduced the beatniful air of " Believe me if all those endearing young charms," and was loudly ealcored, and most dcsetvettly, if a sweet song well sung can lay claim to a repetition. Miss KELLY ) the now sovereign nii i stress of the' whole range of the Drama, appeareil for the first time as Rosetta, and, in the part,of Mundane, delighted the au dience by her siteccesful vocal exertions. Too mach:commendation can scarcely he given to • (2:1 1"f ERI,Rv fOr his pe r for m awe of Justice Wood cock ;- we have not before seen him to so lunch advantage. Miss Pout.e made an interesting •:Lithinda ; and Mesdames Guove and PENsost, iu • Deborah anti Margery, contributed . greatly to the -eclat that attended the performance of this ad mirable Opera. lIKATRICALCRITICISM.—AnLIinborgIiPoper, spealing of Miss o'lS:tut-Cs' Mrs Bevo.ley, says, custont much Inn. prevalent, to measnre merit by cola parisott---a false and uncandid method. The consummate and noriralled powers of the lady, between whom and Miss 0',N.811.1. the con trast is continually drawn, long since fixed, her on the summit of theatrieal fame. It must be recol lected, howeVer, that Mrs. SinDoNs %vac cradled to, the stage—and that, with the gteat ad t'antages ‘vhich surrounded her, it would haVe been next to:tt miracle had she missed perfection."—lly this ride, theatrical ()otitis Means. theatrical p ren t age and tally practice. We doubt that such ingredients are more likely to mar than to make a truly great performer. Mr. EMERY Will perform during the Assize week at Newmtle-upon-Tyne. Ile made his first appearance last night in Farmer Aslyield in Speed the Ploug h. E DEIMATURES. 1111 1 Royal Highness the Prince Regent, front. }lamp tdn Court, to hit Cottage in Windsoi. Forest.;; their !loyal. Higlinesics the Duke W and Duchess of Glouces ter, from Park-line to liagslia; his Excellency the Prince Pool Eiterhazy, and the PrincesSja Camden-place, burst, in Kent ; Lady moverie, (rain Wintpole-street, on it tour; 'Viscount and the Viscountess.l3ulkeley, for Engletleld green, near Wittrhor ; Captain and Mrs,'Seutt, for Harrow gate Sir.t.'Ediuonstune, Dart. on a tsar; Lady DrUnintund ott a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Benyon, at their sea in Berk:hire; General Pointe, for Kent; Lady gyre, on a tint tatty - Si:ikon, on a tour; Countess of Gosford, for Sosei,; r Hunter, front Cavendish-square, for Paris ; Colonel Chap- MAO, on o tour; Hon. M. Manslielti, from Wimpolc-street, on a tour ; Captain Wyatt, on a tour ; the Duke. of Norfolk, for Artuid el Castle' the Duchess of Buccleugh, for IliChniontl; Lord and Lady Cast tete:tali, for their sett, North Cray, Kent; the Nlartinis and :Shire hieness of Cholmondeley, for Hough ton, Norfolk; the Earl of Carbampten and family, for Payne's Hill, Surrey;' Lord Henry Spencer, far the Ret. Mr. Bon ther'iq at Warwick; Sir F. and- Latly Agar, for Hill-House, near Banning Hill Wells ; Lek Visdouro Cranky, for Chtn don, near . Guildford, in SprreY; Lord Uncle, for wnrtiiii t , lrr stiss,.. ,; Mr. Kyriaston Powell, M.P. for liardwicki, nein. Ellesorere, in Shropshire; Lord Soluers,,r,t- raqinn. Castle; near Sedbury; Lady Charlotte Ilthvard, for Portsmouth ; Captain and Mrs. Stewart, for Dover; Major and Mrs. 'Lim- Mond, for ExurOuth, in Dei - onehire; Hon. Miss Craren, fur Newbury; Lord Rendlcshatii, for itttialleshoot, in suita s Lieutenant-Gener a l the Hon. C, Pi4roy, for Totecester, in Gloucestershire ; Lady Charlotte Grevillc, to lleighton ; Ge neral Robinson, for Soffolk. A KREVALS. Dir,l add Conntesi tawprr, from their seat, Peticaligiti tont' Eginotit and &Wily, from a lour ; Mr, P,iimer and the Hon. Mrs,: Palmer, at Gordoil'4llot el, Al Iremiirlt.wstrrvt , Nortliamptomhire; Sir Forbes, tsinity, - at ditto, irons Iticir seat in ticoilami, Sir Fraticis Stmckborgh, Ihrt, at %Varri!n's Hotel, Coiidtilt-tr4 , 4;t,fraiulilarwici,f.bir:,., viicoutit Lake, THE FINE ARTS.. The 24 great 'Pictures of IZu BENS, 4he ma rine Liatittierirpes of VeatteT, and the 2L Pictures by LE3t.iKtia, - Which famed the tint Gall,:ry of the Lnxemblitgli are now, placed iii the Gallery o: the Aluscum, where they produce the finest effect. A imi g time before the Itevolution these chefs-d4u , Ires. y‘tt.Ter destined toornament ,the:llinseurn that Louts XVI, had prepared•at the LouVre. liven t he life of ST. LESUEU It had painted fur the. Chart'reuse, ,was.takeu front the cloisters of this Establishment since. the year 1776. Go vernment ought . to intlelnnify the Chartreusti by rebuilding their Church, but circumstanees'46 not permit it to keep its promise. THE 4.I,ARItitTS. COlOl. EXCHANGE:, 16.-11 7 .0 bad *but few fresh arrivals tl►i§ ;morning, cotistquently fine Whgat sold. repbly at Monday's prices, but ordi. nary we.s dull. Grey Pease. and Beans were la demand, and is.,per quarter dearer. Oats were tatl►er dial, and is. per /natter c!telper. In other kimis of Grain there was no altektion. Foreign Wheat - WO4. 03s. Fine Onto E . 404. English Wheat - 634. 734. Fide ditto ph4. —s. 115. Fine ditto - -40 s. Barley - - V7s. Fine ditto - - - • .975.. Malt - - - 6 , 25, ss4s, Fine ditto - Whit e Pease (boilers) 41s. Os. Fine Mitt,, - - —Y. Grey - - 394. 434. Cirey l'eusu • 441. rel. Bemis - • ► 87$. drh ()la —s. Small Tick 2trst is . 4tih. Ohl dit:o - Peed 0:113 ►- IN. ins. Filtettiltr) - - 254. Pnlatid ditto - rine (lino) - ttis. nittlt toe - - . !tape Setql d4l. 401. per hat. Flue Flour - 154. Strands - C 154. ;V,. Sm minty), AutaksT 14„—' supplied with the rariuus tind Mutton and Veal %vex!! dearer Obis dad's liarket was not well of Cattle ; Lamb was cheaper; Beef and Pork sad -at ieral not over brisk. The prices; and the trade in gel __— sales in the Hay-market were not liveir; Hay has dropped iii price ; Straw and Clover Nn;6d last prices. The under mentioned prices and nnoihers are an art:orate statement To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b. Beef, 3s. Bd. to •0, did. Mutton, 41.1,d, to' 4....9d. Lamb, 4s, to ss, 4d, tretii, 4s. Od. to ss. (id. Pork, Js. 6 . d. to as. R 4. neastS, tit°. She e p and L am b s, 5220. Calt es, 240. Pigs, 3C0., itty-NlAntar.--lii.ty, 41, os. to 61. 419 Straw, 21.105. to SI. Js. Clo►er, 41. lbs. to SI. Os. LAWS—The Court of Chancery wai yesfcrthty occupied in hearing lirolkrupt cases, none e,f Wittett Nvere of the blightcht,public interest, So ‘v.ell acquainted are foreigners with our Stilotiolls, that the following appertil in the French Papers' " LAusaNNB, JuLY 23.-lloctor Bell, founder of the new schools of •education (known. tinder the name of . Lancasterian) arrived on the 19th At Genev4, I-te intends visiting thi institute Pestal iuzzi at Yverdoti." • iltS„ Allll6 VINSON, WIIO is nientioued iii the Freach Papers, kept a seihiol itt the vicinity of London some years ago, awl ‘i , tis, says no E vett ing Paper, !pitch patroniz,l(i iiy Moustßutt and the Duke de BERRI. • The Earl a ASUBURNIIRM itas tedneeti rents of his large possesssions in Sussex '2O per cent, from the date c►f Michaelmas last, It is stated, that the trade in the Northern District of Scotland has .considerably revived, ali(t that the :14hoitring chiSses its the towns of Dun dee, Arbroath, Montrnse, Stonehtiven, and Aber deenilste fully employed. The precognition in the case of the people ap prehended daring the ilisturbanees at C a lt on , (fusgow, is now closed. Nine of them have been liliertted, and ,the other eleven have been held to hail tor future appearance. List week were cut in the Garden of ti Gentle,. m an at noltigate, near' Viavii„ , twri Cauliflowers ) each of which weighed (el) pounds and a half, stripped . of the:leaves, end were :27 inches in cit.. etonterence, Yesierda'y one:Of the bricklayers employed in the Nesi street, 'tip'n4it-Cailto4 House,. fell a scaffold three stories higli Upon the pavement ) add etas killed on the spot. A poor woman selling Ernie at the corner of King -street, Seven Dials, was mu over by a butte and cart, which took.-fright at some object, yes! terday morning, and Wa3,4illed on the spot. Charlotte Ward is own sister to the. nitl6lppy young.woman miller sentence of death in. rot. .Castle, nit her brother's wife, as has bee* erroneously stated. INN JET CLAtticr. of Enfield, a n d Mr. Hc i ur .of Ethnontou, Singeomt, haulsexamined th e body of , Draper, ,anti reported tes the Cormier that they diicovered the mark' of 'violent blow , behind the left ear of the deceased, which, in their opinion', .sr as the eattse of his death. The...iiny 'who-_sat-in the Inquest have intimated a deiire that a new inquisition should. be taken ; but, AS the proceedings on the former one were re!!,tilar'inti legal, the verdict which has been recorded inns!. stand, and can only be set aside by the Cnurt of King's Bench, The inte rests of justice will not, however, stiffer on this' account, as the proceedings, and the last eertiti rate of the Surgeons, have been laid before the Secretary of State, nut! a further investigation, protiatily'he instituted and pro-ceded in helore 4'iklaghtrate. itieliAttDSON, •G O oOLUCU, hot' Co. the Cott trtietool, beg itiive to ceinito) their the Poi that the pt....sent L o ti' 4:v bog ins Ofii4.• itt. the I / tit of - Next Mooth. Th Scheme colt taiqs" Tao flrizes of 40,1)0 11• T., 0 of 30,0001, Tvi o of 10,000/. tke. iii (.:oh.ols, mid Aiostev ; atitt the wishes of tho Ptiblic lii e bren in regard to the Altwjtig, as tin eti.oll tieht - tn till he 4fraa.l4 4,4(.4 day. toil the Firit. drowit Prue. the Piss/ bay, will tiou , 40,0001 Ashi(l4 ViOW it II i thet iS t V 11 . itidliet..llll'lti ek4,ly pot rit;ise. ti I ti ettNaosi)N, (4100144..11;: ti., and Co. t4. , p4e . . ree11 0 ,0 1 0 , 4 44 to the Vol4fie. 31141 their P.lyoors their ( rtottAt , z ()ALL:S:I4