The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-19 00:00:00

• , the icltole o the qtr. • Waril-bound, by contrary %‘intis.--7 t . • 't• .• - • ' t l e itobtntrit, JAN. 16.--;'err:vect the rottoefsit sloop Caroline, Captillo COSTE, froitt' Vianfi fur linjeria; losi cif how*lt Awl top- . twist ; Active, Captain ilottKiit', frimi •Stkiled the Bidefortt,Captain Aiiitol 011+6'; Stitta, for Plyttiouth.i...Win+l W: N.W. dtRDIGAW, 3 " : N -24. ship's . bOnt, 17".feei )reel, and it painted on the:stern " sticcesi; of London, 3Aites Matter, "` tut au,tted tin lore a l trikiew 4iax,.abOnt inailes to tae La ft ward of this port. • IhRwICII,JAII.IB.---ArriViti:thCl i ty(i Brothers, atnif with apples,.Bic i : I6tt erd 1 6 , LOritiOti—nllS . lost an anchor ; K ing ti „ eorgr, TitomAs MEftcern a with 14Garrses rtuci troops !row t4tais.—Winfri W. ANOTHRIt LETtER, 17.—Arrived the Active trend Emily, extra:Pint-office packets, front Got tea -I,ltrgh, with maits ; the Tyro Friends, It. JANSEN, Muter, from ItOtterdani, botind.th 'London' with a cargo of apples. sn:letl the llca.tifuy POst-oifitte, packet, Captain ,NORRI 3, for Cuxhaven, and. the Lori Nelson. ditto, Captain DitAgit, for Helmet itttys, with wails of the I6th, and sundry pas.: sengers. J. lg.—Arrived the King George bye-bout from Calais, bonnet to Dover, with liorses, bud it detachment of the 27th - Regtment of Foot. MELAscmiei Sri ti.w ftecK.,L.—The ionowio list of Freuch - Otheeti lost ih the tynniport Bety, ivrethed on be voyage froniwuth to F's•apte : 3n. Bto Serjelit," CaPtain 45th liegioneni diVie Line; Nie,. tanglet, ditto, 413th ditto, Lonii Lieutenant, ditto; Alphouso Delutalt,, ditto, Stith ditto; Fr. , '',. Vi.n!er, Soh- Lieutenant, ; Germ. Aug•tr, dittn, ditto; Pierre litioftet s , ditto, lattiditto ditt,); Jacques Ins. Rutty, Sub-Lientenant, Ifit.ditto I 1). Le. r4tni.Cakplaiit 2ath ditto; ?Cm. coir'ard, Lieutenant ditto ; Ante, Potmerques Sub-Linteotattt', l l.9th lord, Captain Bill dittei Clis. , Y.Ario4litt.••••.s4l.oi-Lieuten4itt 9-5114 ditto Titehault, .1;10)N, ,F;i rants, Lieutenint Ist ditto Pre; Fears. Ifidrinafi;' (Mtn, Ia Light lufilittri; Fr. GL . CP A rierut, Captain and djitta , .I.talf; Ante. For*trt, l'Zei , -I.ienteit:int 4th Regiment:A.:imp aeurs ; Ante. £riti44,Aitt? loth Voktigottrit-..)ittli: Contiril) dittoCotatdit; . lud;. Sorry t , di t t o Young Gliarit'itniii! Ctiti sg4l7Bi Ftang , nill'Oretif . lo, Captain 2i Itegituent Clidrastiort.; Jarric, LieutenaPA tar P.ogitreers. • - • .The Conge,; : '•q Viciv .volef ~ !milt 'purposely ; the Pfck-7 7 .40 at Dept! ord, to be ‘vorkeit by ate : Anit tr.itlentplired in e•Aploring: that ; river in Affies„. Was latniehed on :%•lontlay, in presence of oecr.ral spectatini: Eipt . tiiMClllS as to Or:Ain:less r inT the e chse j to ! this 'difficult sertice- are to taL.: place previous to leaving the River,. •• . 1 • • The qorip• Friends, of 'the 'port of Eloston', , tlie rroperty of Air. I%immow, of Sutterttin , Feti, I atten %rich oats, .arid, bOttod to London, wits , totally lost. ~ on : the Gtir of:December, off - Ortordnest,' 'Clic crew, emishitiN; of . the Master and two others,. • The American Niel , ' now state"that the Masi sloop of war Jnilk at srH, After- lotFinglteen pied in an tlct;oll . wqh a British fligAc, • (viligli afterwards put:into Cadiz, not being trWare'at'tlie Clue that the Waili 'Was her opponent.. THE ARMY. Tlie arrivarof the• Guards in town from Franeci is expected-to-morrow or next clay,, • A large snpply of the .Congreve Itnckets 'have beets forwarded to Bombay, Madras, and Bengal. This formidable .wesprin has hitherto not' . been used in India,. trot any sent out till the present period. •. • • • - The last t:iVision of that fine regiment the Royal Dragoons, :marched into Gravesend ,yekerday startling from Ramsgate,,wherirthey disembarked iroui - France:: •They are on their tuarCh Ili: — evict), and wire to cross the"fhatneS . into the Essex DistOit, yesterday. ••, It is reported that' the several Miipanie . Cof the Boyd . Artillery, both abroad and atitiiine„ whiCh eottsistcd, , during the war, of 1 4 20 gunners etteb, • are to be reduced to 80 each, by which the annual saving of 'pad;."-clothing, Ace. 'for '40,00 men, will stake, place in that department of the army. • There were. several Of the the'l'arade , yesterday that bad been . • wentuded istWaterlOo, vi.ho joined loudly itt Clio neehmotions at the cfroping of the Eagles• to . the ColOors' of the Otta 'The 3d Royer Laneasliirei or . lininee Regent's. .own" regiment of militia, were •ditemi4otlicil at Preston, on Wednesday Tbefirst division o( the Royal Lnitden Ti)wer Vasplets Militia, yesterday atrived at ILxetcr front rymouth, on•tbeir route for LOndon.'' . • . The Cambridgeshire regiment of militia has . this` week - marched into Ely; for the purpose of beipg tlLiembodied; - • • A detachment of the Ist . Dragoon Guartlsovith many of the veteran.. trooPs who were wounded kt the gallant conflict -of that reginiciit with the Freneit Cuityassiert•nn the phiin of -Waterloo, pettier with the• heavy baggage of the regithent, paire this week.passed through Cawbridge Phil their route from Ipswich to •Nathantpttitt.-..the ri:- inains of the brave 4,2 d (Highland) regiment have .also passed throtigls: - Catithridge , this wegh, on their route forSunderlaitti Barracks; from whence they expect to4uarchinto Scotland. • Uovfa, Jair..l6.—Arrived -Cast night arid' this morning, ten.,tall of Passage-vesselss,vaul three transpOrts,, wit/lathe I stAtoyals. and 814 regi ment ; and the. Intittstriej- Parfaits 'and Esperr.nce; Franck packets, front Calais ; vtith fivers' horses ; also the Louise, of rind trout Ca: leis; with toetehandise. The lst-diVisiowof the *Sd Gatirdi 'Marched. in Caniethirry this .inornirig. 1611 i, nth, `ntiel-.Bl!it.regitherits,. . are still re, st fining here, •tinder embetketion for lielentl,=:-7. l'.othing is 'yet' in Sight rimy , Cirlisis, but further triivals ure exptettti. in the night: • ~ "~ ~«.vim.• ~{ ...-. ..a. _ . ._ tj : 1,,, r U Rl' ft rit PA ttfidtit.A as) --.-Yk eritiy -.!i;lhg . • • .• r • •:, . • • ,• - . .. the 0.1. . ! plioioted' ;for 'General' Thankskvitt to' . • Divine Providence On 'the re•:establislitqcnt 'of Penee in Europe, ti p a rticu l ar form of : Prayer, • lititit'AtP, L its usual'i by - the highest Ecclqiasti: `Ad Airtlß4ity; was teal in all the' churches IliFfigifibiq the kinidwn. The'day was 'selected , . li i ii4iV al 'London, very approPriately, for the . •,,,,' „,rY.:(ll h :• • eereibollilging the •Eagles take') front the . , . enemy at ' the 'made of Waterloo, in• the Chapel ' ' Royal, Whitehall. • Uothinbtedly - it acCOried viell , .. with the solemnity 41` hie occasion, and added not It' little to tht;intirisit Of the ictoe; • to behold Alm : speetacle:of; depositing -in • a Christian Temple Ate tokens at vieforyouid dedicating to the Gov of Bat . tles . hi, mentonals of a triumph, the spletidour'of • Wliflll i alit% s into thishade every fortnerexample of t 'hillittaripoit nt wo., The ereon y was conduct ed ‘ s ii h perhysole ;, and associated 41 it wits with tbe du ties oc, re . pgious WorShip; t he methory oft he contest in' Wilkie:Mt:l trOphies were won, and the iightof the .brave , s4iiirans who had survived i:.; carnage, the influence it produced was not of an ordinary, na 7 t nrc, but rather approached to a sentiment of sub- litnity... &brigade, of . the Gitirthr formed Oir the ;Parade irtSitill . t JAMCVS-Park at nine ciclock, of which one company v eonsisting ~ of a Captain, three subalteros,•two set:mitts, and 84 privates, ,all of ' whom were at ‘Vateiluo, %%are appointed an es • curt ' to the 'Begles . ,—and'Ariok post opposite to •MelbOutp•HoOse. : A. detachnient•or Royal Artil lery was also. owthe ground., and the two bands attended in their. state clothing. Soon after ten the Dike of York arrived at the'llorse:-tharrds in •liii priVate Chariot, and proceeded on to the parade, • accompanied hySir 11. Calvert, ' the, Adjutant-Ge-. n erd!, Sir H.Torrens, Secretary to his Royal High ness, and a very large . assemblage of diStingitish cd'Olikers,- decorated with the several insrguias thifliYh cell invested with. _The usual duty ut the thrift ceeded, antlaftet the trooping of th e ColiiiilW t 1 taken place, t!ie detachment that .had bcCillit+M'e edlimere escorted to the Tilt Yard by ilie'fitin trls i ;•and received the. Eagles ; .the'de-: ' •tach'tilthifti i. t ten advanced arms, the bind 2. playing M ' e '''Greuatliers' March," and pro ceeded "round the. stlintrei in ordinary note. The -stvend ranks ‘Vere , opened three deep, and they were receiv- • ed by the' gnard of the day with ordered arms, and standing at CaSe. 'the trop ies wece carried . •by serjeants 61 the rirbi aunt Jblill.regiments, , , - anti' ow. reaching the ez.)lottli.. of . th e gliett4-•„ dier leyd i rmtt, were lowered to th e gruiol l while thej.grwd e "kith Lineeiles, Corlintia; I.3iirosati, ,andiAVUterlott(l" 011)1a...one& in gold, nrajestically . ‘ l / 4 .a,Vtdk„,;,,itddolie; troop 4,, with:the spectators, in 111001N5elsly,gave threeloutl huzzao with tin must cotboliast c-teeling. The tietitatment still cOnti. .u6or 4cr proceed with the trtiphiCs, and on re(tching the centre. of. the Parade, .facing 'the . ftni se.Goardi, 'wheeled ,d.n their • right, and 'ltirtrehed to ‘Vi.dicto+ll thy pet.. The remainder of the ti imps were ' W'hcalcil korCl6e.fi'Lls on their left, Ha watched in revicw..oeder.betore, the Duke-of :York,: the acliet.tothCir hevehirdorieto and rite re-' mainder to Chapel, with ilte form of prayer to be used in., their hinds. The men were (biassed in . new elothing,- with H enps 01) tt neak-prinCiple; and-, as we are Warned, soperior in cottifort. to •the wearers. '• The Seijeants with the. 1 7 .'tgles eilti•red the hotly , • of - the :drape! as soon as the-first lesse' wait read byArchtleacon o,4en, the Chaplain Geiieral. Their -11:opat fiiglinesies die Oakes of York and Glow. cester 'were io the !loyal peat, and the Chapel was !."extremely crowded. TN escort entered by the tWo flours, in equal divisions, the hand playing,and 'niatchlat lip, to the Steps Of theConsinunion t 41)k. whentilgikotEto the right antl left. As soon as vWt blittil had Ceased, the two Serjeants hearing thez:titigres; the phut., and hxed upon it tbilt , (tioitsverated banners. After the Lii.atty a Volimtaity was played by .the nand ; and at the i•*eitticlitiVin of the Cumnitinion Service, which was 'tend `by he 'ol4 l ilai iis of tile Chapel, the Ifev, Mi. Jones and the Rev. Mr. 1.101ett; the 100(11 Psalm was sung by the:whole congregation. .Aii-eiteel. lent . Serniiin .415 then pre:settee! by the Bishop.'nf from, the• full Owing text :—Psalnis verses 7, ff:— " SonliutAl set/Ir.:HI:00Si " ' ill 1 11 -ii r statueti eight "Aii( . ',Ektfr 1)1a);ill i‘ C patiAVi (IN 1 tion iii Intl), 140 h 5 . t., - In dun iats Ana snivi in. horses ! 'but. w. will nup .. e a the Lard aur 'end. . . • ; , I*M. down and :alien; but. I'M ill'', Tarn and ~, . . !r: . 'efie custoiliary bitssing, 'the band tnl save the King," the whole emigre tiling. There wui preseitt a consider ,r of persons of hisltion i mil o f di s ti nc . lie Wei alining others; the Ittipil Dukes, '!1 Liverpool, Achniral Sir' Alexatutvr and .se.vvial other naval and military nth malty elegant and dititinguistied fe- the I:ttel w lualcs• ItnntiCTloN OF .Ii.r.STS..--71 s he Njallois of LAns clqwtte.tiOl the Earl of Upper Oshory, have 'nude considerable abatements .113 (bell: rents, and Cha4. Tottenham:, 1 , ;(1. has redactil - onu-toorth of fro :the .Qttecti's County.—(Linterick. zid- Tertictr) Gulntrul Fothergill, of Kiiigthorpv, has loWered r thesicitt of:lsis hinds near York, ten, per cilia. to take . , plate tit Micluitlitnis last., • :A - .trwart.., canvass , has coliiinenced 'fur the coati . trof"ptiblin,,in consequence of the expected elec. ticxtY'6'ft4lAas to the -Peerage.-- Sic FittiAMOtk'Fittil.g . NE,li, arid Cal. Wiwi, son of fAtiCiVV,covrt;;.Esq. are the Candidates. ' M,vrort, of Spling gariledV,ipit returning, to town on. Wednesday eveningcowit; 'stopped about - 6 . oielock, betvireen Egliarn . and Virgin tit Water, by - two fourpads, who - .robbed hint of a valuable &c. and all the cash , be had about tun!, Dr. M, Was in ltis awn tratetliug carriage.- • ..ItolialtitY . OF 'Tile 'llANClitirtg)i Tuesday se'intiglit-,..the South irltd jitst ived iuli yard MaliChatbr,' was : titilirtl of Clic'*bao lions Derby--.4shhurit, .•Ceek;l9lll9oekesitield; and ..Stockpott: The - girattl Pad •goretheimillit .. of ilitcrittelr, -and. was' busy h *tang ottitts:i'cittien „sonic 9nknowa. ter ,ion•—rassLACtitOvi'lli 14)0 subplaiuliS OE 00114'. WWI* ql4Oll two of t Wulf cuscliiiteit: . • • tr:rtiLi • * *. . I: ES . Bill . /;:rr 641.1,7 I,rti;c7te:;..*.c. s •ill't : 1•111.04 V. '... • end cu Rome,. laysNr.l!AYci, ma at ni . pety,ticsysi T. liberate the Nati4ll. Nr.jiAYES, hr went to Rome; ,Ufa ass/is , ss wiq 31r. naps come homey: o hies' s U,' Assupiatiou ? . _ .He kept hip word;—he drew the Bill— f wetted 'lse 'twits their will rasp un :it a. Vai,, • • . . , Ah! little wet n'tl he, when went, ' At Rome he'd speAd the little tent, • Debied l'utatoe.' • Oh; lack-a-day 1 . but it WO well. You didn't iru to Spain ; • if yntt had, 'Who now can tell When pied CUIZIC buck ainits • . • Indeed, incterd r it won't look prettily, For lackage of tbg pelf, thrice e Veto pot in Italy By scrne on• on yourself,. • ARRIVALS AND DEPAitrunzs. LOrdelinteM, , fram a tour; Mr. J. rasaterley, M. P. in ' Piccadilly ; Marquis •of ,Blapdford;_,in St. Jittne's-street, float White-K.l)4oas, in Berkshire; Earl of Mexborougli, in ; Doerr-street, front Milklry-park, near Ferrybridge, in' Yorkshire; Honourable Joslina Vanneck, in Upper Gras fcnor-strect, from ,SaansUndhaus, in• Suffolk ; Bight H 0 ,7 notiralite Earl ana COUIIIB3 of Mullgrftv, iu Harley-street; front Mutgrare Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire; Right,lionour- . able Lord Itcriicrt.,,itt his kunst, Upper Seymour 7 street, from Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire; the Marquis d'Ostuond, the new French Araliassador at Greilion's Hotel 4 the Earl and Countess of Beiliorough, in Curendisli 7 square ; the Earl of Harrington. in Stable-yard; the Karl and Countess of•Daru 7 ley , , iu Berkeh y-sspotre ; Lord Charles Hay, at Thomas's • Hotel. • . • • - • DEPARTUUES. The Earl and Countess of Coventry aud 'Family, for Streat. 'ham, Surrey; -)Earl of Paler:court; ua Stratford-place, for Powerscourt Ireland; Hon. Berkeley .Paiget, M. P. fur 4righton; Ilou. Captain Charles Paget, M. P. fur Fare-oak Cottage, Petetsseitli the Eirl' of Bridnyater. for his seat in /leas; 'Lord WallseUyrt to Cheltenham; Sir WUlimn 13rabit stin to ditto; S(r- 'rhonuts•llartly, It. N. to Brtittitud; . Bruzin, • Esq. M. P. 'for Battle Abbey, Snssex; Colonel and tVilliains and Family to Parii; Lady Lucas fur Pulteney; the Bishop of London fur Fulbrint. THE THEATRE. COVEWT-OARDEN.--We art.sorryto be inform. • ed that the Iteektlent which. has happened to Mr. YtieNG is,of a serious nature iit the "nay of his •prot . e*siuti. 1111 mouth is lunch hurt, and as we understand, several of his teeth - knocked' out, inay have the elfvet or'impAiring his etinn eisAinii, thintgli we trust tiist neither thisexce'l ! lent l'atoritter nor the lovers of the ilrlittlit will have i to laatent'ati stjnry Of, this deseription, be .. . yowl one Of 4 mere temporary nature. ' Last night Mr C. 11,emat.s, at consegisentlY. short notice, undertook the-part of . liosibigs, its ths: Tragedy. of Jane Shore, tint there-wai tin ap pearance of the want of study o: preparation in his acting. A tempered and chastened utii Iltitisiii gave great interest to' the part.) and there .. ' was a man ly tenderness about it which w e felt to h e Very affecting. M a whole,'lbis effort of Mr. C yu l u ta. : l9tant.s was different in tone from •M r . itus(iogs : it slid not court Aloe Violent - bursts of passion, bitt rather subdued them, and prs.sented tLeunguish osulfering nature. Yet no- . t hi ng c PUill be further trom the larrret and clussially did! j" it amalgamated With the hearoptercmg misery of at►tt, with tier adruiraille perform atice,'lthared .largely In the - liberal al►plause be stowed by eery eruwded atidieuee. CAMIXIDOR, JAW. ID.— = !'he• uu►hjecte for Sir W*. !isowNes three gold metluN tor the prtseut year, TOE THE GREEK oDE : • " NAPOLtON in insuinin Suiten* Helrmo altlegatus." You TUB LATIN ODE: •• Statute, Tal , ttletTictie, rystitattl" rok THE EriQuAMs : " Labor Itßytiurusu." Tiii.re will lie tiottgrvgalit)lls on the chl}s the . present Tem :-- Wetittri•Lty..: Jan• 11, at elei'vn• Friday Frit: - Ft alay ...... 1, at reetitt. Wvttttextlaty..• .••••-•••• 111,,A11 00441•,. Fria*? • • 9,9, at hitt. (M. A. Incept:) eril 6, at ttM , (I,al 'flue Iliilse;in prize tor init yeor allittdgeti tc Charles J. Lyon, ti. rl. nt 'or . his tlis!crittliwt ott' the following sill)jeet pryvznces reason and faith." Tliontus A. of (;dins Oollege, WaS jit3( week elected n Fello . w . of that Society. letter front Ghent - of the 1,0tli• inst. .seys(gilt' , lig-rse.‘ .iPckeis iii this..town.Zell !Way tthiigitt ft, horse in the country. for 15 Napoleints'i 'which he sold to these men for 1t3.., :they tiellyeiiiig ittitillal they desired the loan to taltetllntie'r, which' he (lid, - and while at itinnef ihey weal oat -had the. iambic, -and ilkickcil anti trittintettllle turge he' theta ; when the liel;;‘,11n flinetl . they took him out to see it. flue 11(.irie VihiVilliitYrflih'- cti to tell, ati(l;tirtwhich Hgroca to mite Nap o le o ns, not Itiviiog the least tile?' that, it' wal the Sallie anitnal . wliielrblutself brought to,. the. house only 'INV uti *liniir i)elote. the eiiikutitatelocc: has cleated a little laughter, 'bitt,ilOtti the character of English tuterVrite Roil itttivity - - 0 41. - llooilay.se'uolght, Andre* Mamie; wash4' til,hl f. b r i t i4 l !t k e.Glitsg,l4%and Anilrossau Caoal. mt-JdhOstoste, was by a ittittleti-guet df iriudi -141t ibc.watirii - •.. it; time ,lace rt rtientl tv ni!n! (who ii how (rom. twine) cdatmlaicitrtifl: to yoo ttC I).trtictiLa4,4fo i . ..: , •IWilt,,c4l.llbEsited til; I ,14, to a market - ike.,,Z*n•fyik....lleitititcl that we lint! in view the ..clit.itgii!,ittit(if t oar selteia,c ). by . extea4Z)tf . ii: I syiasaally,i , c,-.titia.; awl puymons.:—. 11'(.: have coilt . lst(GA uk do' so, and hat thel ; etUre t.• ' d itty ford! I Ite . . l ;:tisoVnigftptit4,t. • , Oar ; gars j .svi• conceive, simple in , a Fiv.e, St►illitt Tit kit. "ititiirds an intties.C.of extt . Ctly. one 'farthing • pee tite .lefill moral...abits. by , tsaving r anat,bc ,•ect,tit uFOfC . tttiinry,. Five 0.1111/, will ill 9111 - yk t i,elxicy tot interest of , o p t pence liztifpfinny, itt,tes cut y yeuii://ikli iwunds,, ;.‘zoo shah/t o y., c.: .„ . ,JBl • - ." January I? ' " Fur t(ie ft? rthp i c ontinoii:i , kio , n of lndmtri!stts.l",c:iati s? t Dire:lt ors 1n- 61 b. Q( Abllip47:"?ext? 4sue.F;ive Shilliiigyit-ytareitohhedring.;iitorest,Fi.ve.-141 ,Cent..l-The TioiNtit tilt r hp ctelivered. on , t 1 HiNt loiul yin: ,tver Montli,froni ton o i ciock, iit Ibe Morning until, rtveltv., • . 'Pertnnts will be at . lib,erty.tb take, isionttaY, .tioiiiher of . Tickets not exc:eediutfgttr.. And •persotcs ttojdin j. Tieleeti ,rnay receive .the .atuoUnt',of,Ote, saioe',. with' 910 interest, theve . ou; the Grit Monday in .erery will bo • defivcred and Piiid at ca f e oaf rxigence, :rickets .wiTbe paid on the. MOnday otany week , 1 nt n tcrrst dill be altowlid 'fcit pny,tinie sinert of inanth.—Na tins:nest *ill be done after 'LSTels : *e.o'clock.--.412. 16,,1810." THE MARKETS. .-CORS,EXCITANGE, had but few fresh hrrivali ihi§ittnrilio, in entivitrictiee of which .fine l i Vhoit so;c1 readily v.t prices. The giipply,ol Oats beittis'shn'il;•Ene "samples met a ready ,sttity'l; our last quotittionq. Tick ]icon} snpßorted their Oi l ce. In miter kin d s of (intim there was no 'nutee'llinl Vari ation. ... , • . ...ii.i . •SNIITHrikLai i.—Titis din's Market,. wal not wilt ti. supplied with, a iviolaus kiwis of cintlei lieil,• Pork; aud. Vivi. supported ..hstf:p . rices ; Minton :mos . . 'titterer; and lha Mae, fur.the:inust part,. was 1101 very cusr,iderabls. The si'Lles .in the tiny-nun - 14A wary.. suiliewliat dutr; - ILI, Struir, und Lluver, have gut up lit price, . , . . SOUTHWAR), JAW. )4.? , .--oOrirOiOricket ooh s dimes very 'dull. lir 14 A vt; a. tyi!)iiig ilenlo6ll.lo. Stostoc pocketp..' Limn! Middle K ut 11 tgs free from mould ere partictitarly scarce, they support their prides toll.l4ily'Vvell: The retrov,il of the Pictures from the I,ouure, no doubt gave gr”t olio ace taa thepajority of thet Parisians ; but what Will be said by the people-40f our owu Capital; at, the removal of the, Pictures from the Tower?. Vat nilude to the LO ,0(1) Por r traits Olhis Maje Sty, that the Conti•aetors have:la . iontelplation to get voiced at .the Mint, forihe payment of the Priltet in the Gratid.to..ter) whieh 4egini un Valentlue's Day. • #. The' body of Itute; fpx, dipriyeil of its Ileac and one. lout, wa . kfontiti in 11r., Ward's fo)d-,yaiit, .Low iNt mull, near Dorittim, on the, tunriank . of .Fliday, the 'sl,ti last. 191t1 there is every rga '.6•oo to believe. that teynard hail been !lestroxed • 111(111 . 14- the tire by a SO.Vi s .Of tilictlptalPtt, ferocity, wilieh,Wits at large itt the yard., I; .iss. .Conjectarecl that the sow rnight belaying near:till hen-house, mot that..the fox itt bid attempt to rob th.it habitikt4on of the 'feathered tyibe, had.pro,ba bly trodden 'spun the sluggish animal. which being aroused and enragtdi li n! ! ;nude suck rti snatch at reynard - , and at once diSahled ifim , •The state iii which the hotly was found, proves, that the .344 "lad overcome hina, and eaten-his head and fo o t; the sinews of the latter retuained attached to the kg. This is . Nrilaps.the first instance on iv'. cord of a fox Al:,,v . i d g .been caught by a pig (Durham At th e l a t e Ilnii r Sesst9Tis bit week, Mr, Casson, a respectable surgeon, his apprentlee awl another . person, pletttletl . guilty ti) an indictment for taking away the bntly of.a ynuhg worm n 4!ut of the lit ~ vial grotoot of the Holy Trinity "ellitrelt in that hree. The Court, after it severe atlinOnitinit', All 7 pliged Ott: prisoners 'RI Otte vitlnth"c• imprisfininoit each, and Air. Casicin to pity a Hue 'of I 1)01. 4/acids and a glute:Of twelve notorious thierti were..y,estertlaytkelfo entrance ti) t lit! Pdik froni Nets -street, SpfYit-gardenii. treating the greatest' cdnfasion by passing/ lit ii id out, whielt ei*bled Omni to rob the riutiliiii the . ntost daring manner. • The tobberlit ) Mr: I.ll7nr`von3'; nit. Friday evening, of It ti i ..,an,,..lntes to the AtoOtitit of 901. and '.ist• bill of extbankl: fiir ;307.'ili*thi., pitimge. Jon(111% • to thedtit of Drury-lane 'Theatre, -.l.s* ii11111:1' CX trittn(4,lllfti y cif ciiirl:iiihtes. It kvost.itiltliii ietcn= thin - Lilo into ' tht; •Tileiiths, lair lie:tras iiierely firtsellig ilm,atgli'lliit'sill.i.tre,rt, and ,happelted {4l . 1)e. 11111011 r the eraw4tltf nit igtteei at the instant the doors oliettea, 'when hr wits - nettlitllY.stirintioil-.. ell, mkt. eartied .iti against. his twill, lint! the rob. berthval.ctinintitteit. ' We itaie.selitillit liv , iiitl of tin iristtmec. of more impitilent ittiposture ititit robbery- than the tallow , ittg ; ---- A. 111.:1%30%), •M''llo '11)(101111061 , liiitilell Ai .• "..lit. thltltolis, frotil the NOliiiitio* Con:acit 11l -14011(lOtt," come to the Lvt:tittiig.:l;o'ertl:iii t la* 'place, anduilvtobled `hip litteittion,Olikiving ti. 4..!ihicert them: pd. Miinita!,, :4entlight.:•Titeper ,torniatiee waSro! .. At l itilliee ttt eight t;'citt4 iii dig' ereening,,,wheit al3(ltii '4O peraimi-assembled, hut 'alter x . vaiting - a - 64Vaillintirc• trittne itupisitiiitt be gentobe.,,stisi; kiflilitil - thet - rieeiied bark theit ttioney,..aild . - Neck lisfiiiNfiell; - The pretend e d Mr. tt ' Gibbiliti has .iievet tr 'sitice ',lade, his . rtppear'ttnee; Witt a rewA ritys troy' 'Offered f of' his apprehetision. A little bel'itre 'Tie tittle flied f.:r the clialilie lice . titent of, the 'c!iittitirt, lie liad .coritplained of it :bead-ache, unit st . ,i.titg a oo‘r great (out lying on the latele, he asteit pertiiiistOn to put it int IA hike be. ‘rtilited otit u little,' with the 'tope- of rdievirig lilt indisposition i .he, hail Rita pretiiittaly tior.;• • • roireo *owe tilonyrof Mr. - Hidden; oft pretence at 'lt Sudden trigentf Viii*t ltad.retitiezted the use of• it ealuahle ietit6'4lo , etre'eventog, In order to te- - dislatP'with imil'e tiffctilvs , the interva4 between the ditTeretitpart4 iir ttre'Vertuargitce. Tile whole I of . the •property` iiiiti'tfiltlO he , lots tier:unit:V(l it. 1 Mit ettintattll'at list'flitatr\ittli:.-•• t kiwi - pee; Caw.)