The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-31 00:00:00

' '~ 4 ..; t.~ LIE NEW LOTTERY till begin I)ravt int; the 21 4 t .1...V5:1;ARY, the,`Aelleoir of x . vhiell has liven formed entirele from, flie varions re,ceivetl . frotis , • If,t. M1(1 411)04 ., .. - immit Nsnoner of Tic!iots t I 2,00 0 • let c0n1 ,., 1 1 -. tri, tiri,,i il. ,!(can,) tN,V. aml the It.tve , t Trite is t7l. The I':i ht Prize• ifrsi thliwnovtli each Ije.entitltd tar al eNt ra l'rize—,l,l the srst-dia,vo 500 Blanks, \vitt 11 - ..eireQrt' ...01—ititlectl, there is altoget her great novelty, io.d th e arc rsrspet:tfully invited to call for Wieuies at Mr favorite Olticrs of - EV I ON, Stock-firaker, 2, COP.NiI I,L, a n t I.oMitAltll-STREET; ere the taroors of his Friends are ever gratefully at:know teugetl. All Business in the Funds n aticacted with that promptness mid fidelity.whieh hare distinguished Eytun's for many yeArs past. LAIV. A l'ill)PE'Sqlt)NA GENTLENIAN would gi % ,.. a ilotteerit=to tiny Person who trodue,.. the STKIVAIWSIIIi' of a Manor Court, LANI) STK WAttl.ttililP or similar lucrative Appointment, rlie:r the CHII/ICCI ion iu pt>int of Getieri.l Pint ce would he de:it ..bk. T u .'r most .satitfaetory and respectttlflts Referei.ces ita,z it, any anmilut coaki be givrn. Na objteiiiniro :1 Manor where the Conrt lirAucei ronsitler;il.l , iii I,.;ffirci‘.at..e the iiasin34.....uf it tvipea,thic.. s v ii• ° A.C11,4'.4 (post•paid) Z. Chapter (Aridato-lionse, tood.oi, lie torwarded to the Ailverti:s.r, and 2.llSwvrt.ei ; !anted iatele. • T S WEN'S gA - 13 - I - SNOW-II ILL • t.,1) FA HAS by the OLD )31, N t:lr 13, tNI Light Post Coach to Oxford, tVotoistock, Wit.e.v, through Beaconsfield anal Wickham every' morning, quarter past S4'Vell 0 . 1.111 a. Thg..l.olto EXMOI.ITI - f., a pot)L and 11IN(*W()t-)11 new . tight 'Oay Coach; 'sots out from the Saracen's tread Jan, Snow-1,111, L o udon, at ball-past Five o'clock in the Ittoronti:, anti arrives at the London ; Tsvertt, Pool, early the saute rivet:tog, through Farnham, •Alton, Alresford, tientsey, anti 'Witialiorne. At the ;eour.st ef the'll,ll,ol;;Atils this Coach runs in a day. frown Pao), With. born:!.. del.: preriously to this Coach Martin,- Passenger-f t t ) tr.tre; hyonglit. Tbe Proprietors till endell• Lehr to tO Pllltll of 'those Ft ituds who 'have kitnt!v intiumten their desire to support this4.:owern, Lvtoington„ IVincliester, and, Basing sfiike Fostrlitide at. Eight in the ',%lnertitig,',to the. Cli!orge •!'"!ntlinetipt eight MOTS on t he road tiirelkit Liniutto ;tad time at P4ontltampton).-:--"l'ltis is a MOO ul I(gilttnlCooceyeince to tlta tile of %%right, St. Na irn..., [l o re ate' tirnee. Cherliargh, ilrPfl, Dorchester, Blanillord * S.ilisintry, Andover, onel new Post every 'Afternoon, at Three, TheAVevntotith Pakits to (itterusey, Jer;:,t.y, Ch e r: birth, st. , • • . • The WATEILLOt) New Light Four I Its kik: Coact to ',eras. tiraiiford..ind itl Parts of the North, se.s Out ; i t o'cloci,. in the Attalla o!, ,til at . the (iolden Lion Ina, teed., next Eveoi le; at . throutth).4ant , ord, (; , .111- than , ' Newort..tod Donea.oei . is intended cononodate the Towns of Lecil•., 1.1.tx, Bradford. and chitty. it; Will leave heed: tt toreeo'eloek lit the .Ift, , rtiftori. rassemy:ors may eintvenient ly -come to Leeds ft on: those plates anti he iir lontdon etrly Ihe hest Evening. 1 iii U a New !. EltPool, Cowl), only one r:i h it n carr, in;; I , ot:tit:side: and Four (Intside,, sets Out. every *A At/ Otter n ela 1 01'66.* at Li ver r a,til OtAt Err/ling bei . oi liywayof l)unst.thle, to I npten, i.Vel ford, Lttltrrt• itt It, I too kley, e Athet.,t o o e ,•l,,,h,l!:teltr, Newcastle, Foititsfrrrd, .Wtit'rhktittotlontd Presto:. tlo,',l,l'gres MAI! I,BOIZOUGI-1 it:leg:tut throinfir fl 'itgcrforil, hurt., ittadiar;:, E . !!qt-li , v%; ~tot ~t,sitoct•o• itU *PPt.) sow .Airriveg itt 't 1. to-table asOce for the EXEXEIt, Plymouth, tl'eytionitil, I)iirchesfer, Falmout It, Dartnittuth, and salislotry , ,,Nc‘ Pug Coazil, every Nllivnirtz, itt•Sit o'clock, throng:l 1-Ir o nton, .Astnittiter, Briditurt, ford, liasitigstoke, and I.3!isilut. Only one night out bet amt ioodin . .. t and 'Hylton:O. :. , Siottiting, Pet:Nl:on:ugh, Stilton, and. 1 hinting don, one Royal Ma ricoaci); sets out c rely Evert ing. - --4.:oachcs from itoitim 1.1.V.11-1 and Bilk] (it. Fiy - c+•! t !trough 'Chi p- Pettioivo, Clothe, rid ev..ry A!tl't1100i) I arrive at ',Ma. to% Brttlt, all the next .Mornitig.--:(:toacitcs to liritie . ‘i•';itee,A'.ol).ort,..'. , :e. LP:EDS' littier light Cotiiti, coiled- Thellocl,ingham, Is OW tterr)l4itottinttat 4110 goes remarkahl% oitt) a Ottani throughout. through Stant ford, i .Newarlt, 'Re-third, Doneaster, stud Ferry , itricig . e,'tolheGoittro Li ,a, next. day alt noon. Not- Withstatitting the'ttlicmmon 4,:spedition of this Coach, it is It m tcd to he lie ot: inost ;ty.olle and mp colete Public ern the Noilh being unequalled it Acetintrou n" Ti)'R±tyotfivr , Only two guineas itv!itle to J.,eeils. • .t.i.L.14:401 1 i, Long - town, (irettrairreen, AMMO, Kingiwc" , .".. * !JI aft parts of Seotlatitl, C'aat item down Cuadri‘ TOttrt', - i\eneasile,4llid Lelitibargit Nev . ,. roach, Performed vat-6 ((luau tarot:ghoul; sets 'nut every Morning - Atli/41ft 4ast Sit n.'ticult., I , v wit). or New !Ili, Ret ford, 'fade.titer, Dar ngttoi, Northallet ton, Darluon, Mot petit, auil !troll tt k, Passengers finding theutsuices fatiguetl from the length of tbe si lourticY, may mey rest what ti t lte,7 please, and then pro-. ll* on withotit any additional Fare.---. 1. Biavh bivutta, Coster-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Seartartingh, 'Whit by , * Mid other places. 'l-11.11.4..,Northcave, ilowden, Thorn; unit Doncaster, 'Post • et. *ch. oven Nt i kroi,, ,g; 4 hall-Bast to the Cross F:cy S t ittarket ti !I . ttERTFOItD, Ifodtieslitin,Waitittini Cross, Lirex itorner acid Vt'ortnley, eat every Niorning. and.. Wtstost Post-Coael!, eve: y Evening . . C,Aitt i ls,i,F., Pt-11 . 6th, aml•Whitchayt•ii, nit-Co.:<!11, with Fthtii ha •,.e.l, alid it Gtlptit all that way. 1' elites throng!: itiotigh,. Apple by, Greatabridgi, !. Itoroughbridge, I:et hy, Abe turd, Doricaster * .smit tham (Ihe•nearest way try eikhteet) ml s). Sets out entry ?tie:long, and perforias the Journey lit the great it lity* it a ,g e ogers dettritiedoo OM Road by Itto.ittess in ple.n.• sure, Mice roe poet:liar toll - 401g'; of their Seats being . , se- Cared in the ticxt,'Co , ..ch. ' ' 1.11:1111.)001,„ Wain-41,4t0n; li.rottlaril, Stone, and Litch fete), cabt‘i Expregs, every- Fhciting utt rive to il. Brother: on' s , S,nacen's Head Dale ssisrept, Licerpooi. t WAKEYIEJ.D Post-Coach. c - ery CI-1E1;1TR and , a new Ft ying Sunderland, Neocastle, surd Fdit19.0 . .;11, carriei ;.•'!!!;t - every Affer noon .0 Two o'cle.4.lt, by Wity el DOtiC,ol et, GritOt fin ti. KEINIUL, L aocw ,t, r , p ro tOO, Kirhy-I..titisilale, Bolton tut!! fiaritate. s , i'ost-Crawl evcry Aiter stiooo !it V o ise 'i:locl,. (inarde!. • 811 N" ). L 4 L,AND, S.tvekton., and. loon, nett C:uelt livery istioeton,44 to the (-;‘,org,ii,ioNsoodcrlatifi• .4 4 14V14. 3 :t 1 ;5 1 1 :! 1 =, ‘Virtglow,,Coo. 7 ,-ietint, 'in , ,cast;i:. l % - alstti, r• • ptly t r;on. lintr!'t IVellingtort anti Slitai,al,! Post-Coach, !Ilse iirtyotCharlotte, , eve! y livening at Five o'clock. Gnafded• ‘i v Volt 'll.ll a cit:ifth :Cis ever' y Afternoon, AIM reaches Birmingham next dav at rsamit. Passes by O x f or d, Euston and Shit:stone, to the `Bail: e `karn's ileaki,hutt -street, Birrnize,..,haro; f .13- ; ll ,,f , antißotlierll4l-11Posticoacir, ca4t,..1 the en , moral' , 1)4) ‘ 111 1) . - :11••• •rAte, Cattiersllre, Flyer ait! ch ' - .4 oat: 14:4, ....orning ;tu ts • l'" — t 11:zui •' •, 1 , 1: above Corwin% At the. ' rit(V: 11.1 t•. el .44 , 013;0t • it ;Jct.! ' '• • I•n• tr ani; (.., tIoIW- Liss, .1, dri!es• 41,1,tn 1 ;.; .. t:r ` , .. 1 . i f, NIT Ikt rt Mt 7588.] ... „ , y77;1 TIT ,- ,t, „.-4: t,.. 0,4 ~t; - .. _. i t.. ~.. ..... Y ' ". ~... , i ;~; .: TU FIS AY i J)ECE BE R, 31, 1810. E.l I'AThNT IAI 1)10t 1A L i N -TA 111.ES, and I'ATENI"I'ItAFAI.(iAII. 'and 1)1S1N(3. - -T.1.1;1.1ii, in tutu ele.;:tnt Pie ,e of Fortlitiiiv, .arid Itit.olt Fire new ditferenti'l:tn*: the Piitmi , lmiinwtal lied; anti (.31 , 1ir Irwin ; ltrawsrieW Poor I).st, and Tent rieikteatk, !$,.,t 4i.,4 ; • tvi! Ii sevtool ticw ivklittettaltst joyfuVoi avt..cirs • of fin - nit e ; ako a g.:neral nod vtry eXteliiive itoiortiottilt of Upholstery to C,thinef. Atilt:lei; for fitriroliiiig ltntses cuLa- Owe, ready manittactuted, where Families may select 0.44. furinsii a whole noose in a few days, avoiding the extreuie nemivettience• of waiting several Niontlts in coutpleTiii; their, Establishment. 1 4 ;ast and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c..te. by - Alorgau and Sanders, 1G and 17, Claherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. 'Chic Day was I)ll6LSbed, priev 2s.lid: - No. Xlll..for Jimmy 1817, of, • THE ASIA) IC JOWINAL Nlontilly Re gis.teu for Wit ish India and its Dependencietts Cuothitl i tog- 7 0rigi I COM int:Went inns- —Memirs ist quities and Poelrv—lteriew of New Publicatioos..4)ebates at ..the East India ilonse--Proceedings at the Colleges---Nl3l - y awl Commercial, Intelligence—Appointments—Promo tions—ltesi;nalions—Births, Deaths, and M. riages—Ship ping Intelligeocc— . -Lists of Pas=engers and Ship•letter Nlails— Lists of Cuiripany'd Shipp intr. &v.—Notices of Satrs-I,outiott Corrent—VitriatiOns of India &C. &e. • Primed for ISiiicB, and . Alleo, Leadenitall-street ; of whore the precedin; Numbers may be had, bound inn two hatutsione Volumes, Octavo, and forming a complete History of the ktfairs of !mita fur 1816. This Day was published, price ss. beards, small Svc). Secon d Edition, revised, Ai MANUAL of INSTItUCrION and DEVO .'„ • `LION on the' sAcaAmENT of the LORD'S y the Rev. JOHN tIEWLE'II', 0.1). Morning Preacher at the Foundling, Sold by Ntessrs. Rivingtou ; Longman and Co.; Hatchard ; ai l 7t. Among the many admirable treatise, and tracts, which 11;tt published nn tlik important subject, we can readily and ui•cientiouray;placece the Manual now beftire.us"—liri. tish Critic for Jily, 1rt15., Thu authOr's arioinents arc 60 :oreible, his exhortations are so ptrsU4i)ve, and iiis whale cotfthieratiull of the subject is,so jitdichtes, edify;:ig - , and . hilt of conuoit, th it We i1t414 , i.• pate t11 , 4 , 111.rit 4e11,.,:,,,11 results front the wiue of this . little ruktnt's which .ve earnestly recommend to universal at tention."—Uent. Nag. Sept. 14411 i. Just published, by.:the tame author, Commentaries it •d 1 Annotations on the holy Scriptures, in 5 vols. 6 ru. price • 1 :ie. 111 l►ssatrd s. FOR. COLDS, COUGHS, AS Pri.,CT()it AI. 1i,11,1X I it, .41 , CouGll.l),itoi"i i, the stilevt rind most immediate 'vet' ,yet , fin• the ctwe of Colds upon the Lungs, Cough, :Liu! Cousurnvive Cases; to witii!'a t these. Islands are wove especi:illyrxp ,,,,, l, tp, the Loiistness ,f the air, that t0n5 . ..036y teuits tuw.irds Colds, whicii , ' , re geticritli?' acendipanied . 0y a trou'Ltie 3Pme i•s,ntually (hug - emus tough. Pectoral Elixir - (or Congh Drops) ix compounded •tsi so those evils, tuxestare Abe i:t the Chest and its outit 311111 Iho EvilAn'e that: teodi•uor Corisuukptian, ;ind Asthma, ever found to sari:Ted such injur , the Lungs: 1;, toot racted mid oli;tiaate ,Cases, a tare Hurtled tire tic ; Out i,t all reCellt. etPighit, the acts ittsttitita ut.,,,,,,i), cpicitly • restores the Patient to his former - - • ( i ...1; . ‘! the name iif It. Blake, Nit. 4, Cileavide. is sht rr , tc d 1 . ? foibio . 4;o 4;teeiVotile s AV: t ilcis 'lOll (PG ilti:Tfrittr."4:::..Aktbfitiiltri'S' II .at 71 , 11,..rz. Butieeti'iiiiiiittinic, N*,, 4,,Clicaimialt, m4ott ; ii; :also I,i their appoistipent, by the uud Medicine 1-en ders in every 'fiv.vti. • 'Cite CHEAPEST and BEST M EI)ICINES fur CUtJGIIS, COLDS, and AS 111 M S. CillURCII's 'COUGH- iiitt.WS, fur .rt,:c f :nt ('Edik , n l ) , l i na t e Coll Loll, and confirmed Asthiiins,.taiiii n rivalled. us repittatiMl for fifteen vearsliast, and the ca rions.testinumics of its ettleacy, is sufii,,ient proof (it the esti • ma tion in winch it i. held I it tll Asthmatic lucent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary o_omplaints• .At proof, the fullowing instance is inserted TO 'Messrs. SHAW and EDWAIMS. " BirtnitLzliantiNlareft to, isos. "qientlenien, in justice to you, owl t o t h e raise of that excellent Ikledieine, (loaf h Drops, 1 sera +1 you th e f o ll o wing case, at the particular request of the patient. " MILES SWINNEY." " Sir—l cannot sufficiently acl.nowledge the cure 1 have received from Chtirch's ,Congli Drops. A most sutfor...tiog Asthmatic Cough tiarivg the wiohfr afflict me ous'severel), thit I expettra test time, Oath evqy minute ; one Millie relieved me , considerality, al;ti tour more perfectly restoted toe. Yang to the Proprietors will oblige your humble !•.,..rva " THOMAS F.DMUNDS." Sold by Mr. Etlwarcts, 66, on. the Foot.way, , St. Paul's Church yard, London, None can he genuine. e'scept " Shaw and Edwattisi 4i6, St. Paul's .Ctrtirch-yard," is engraved on the 9d. and double it as ; tid. pet bottle. By the KING'S ROYAL .LErfERS PATENT, granted, to Ronewr FORD, Chemist, of Crouch r n d Ilornsey, friraterly of. Barbican, in the City of London., • nod . late of Goswell Terrace, for the IMPROVEMENTS in his Medicinal , Preparation, generally :known by the Name or Title of T i ()airs puoToRAL- BALSAM :"Of HOBE. HOUND, and Great. REsTOItATIVB MEDICINE, invented and pnblislied by the Patent, e in the year 179.4, of w hi c b - u pwards of 10p . ,000 bottles me anturallY 504. "flits is the most efficacious, safe, and aPiiroved gerficine ever offered I A the pobliC, for-the relief and cove of Coughs, Colds, 48.stlimAh, tiunp i ng Cough, and all oltstructins of the Dri:ast and i,itrihs. It is patronised by . the Nobility, ant! t o ss been goneratiy recommends:4l)y the Faculty thriJoghout the United Kingdom and nu the continent, for the last twenty-two yeataai.--Sold - in bott Its at Ins, 6d.-4s. Ddi and is. Ad. each, and no less size. Front the high estimation and extensive sale of the afore said -Medicine, .it .has been .discavareet that, ,varions. fmnds have. been committed by saute unprincipled persons to impose rtapttrinus tiktu're or the, politic, in bottles mut wrappers nearly resembling tlio ,, e used - for the genuine Medieine• The Patentee has greatly iniprneed- the preparation, and hat (in order to imevent any imposition no the Public, /IQ tl for his own' ('ritretion) obtained the IN:( 11011A,L LETTERS P.VIANT for-his original Medicine and its improvements. The f'atentee most respect follfinforms t he Pablle its lame, th a t a lt ef attl,eutber, tdl(i, be Improved Pectoral Ilioehound will have outside wrappers panted in Red Ink, , and , igheit by the Patentee t: Fr .„„ ) its hk me n h a nd-w i lilaelt SOLT) WHOLESALE AND RF:rAll, IN LONDON, BY Newher ry & Sons, St. Paul's W. then and Co. how Churco-wind Church-y:161 J. I , ,litts Long-linp, E I'-de4414. cat Sind hfield Chinch-yard Bar - clay and Sons, Pica. j hiiitistcm, Greek-street, Soho matket St, Paul's rT A Sung'er,,VO, Oxfor(l , treet (1,,d1;(1 Biihop.- t: 11Y Nioutisgy, Blaghiti4i 4.rnwi Eni,rsost, tda, !2;itt , -,trert Il is it and Co. Do. rOil, Str.ittli:tg . , Royal EXchatige 12H, St. ,lititti,lrca Sti•atitt .1.4,144 t), stt ett liodism Ilayouttliet kiingitta Ward, 024, Aim , And toy every respectable Vet) Caw 'der or Madioines in Town and rafy. r St7PEMOH. ADVICE., i 4 rtt, con,orteq , , , c tit. :45eettetirt nit , „ ;prat itliqnce niety^ ) plsced iit 1 . -.1 4 10t1F: anti !tietri4rittlS- of emir tlevce,, :titan rkteoi;.eys ttl thy rtoyal tott, , gos. London iti o i iircNctit to the 14, 0 4,, /h.. r,sult of sr.as EP,Liwilt.l , Co fir OW Coro of NYPtitLITI: COMPLAINTS, atid tthielt nut ,utiretl,iyntl}' enthitter to tide vigroits gr4dalinns, trout twat , itilectiou collar:m:4 Lutes, their :treatment COUMI:IUIk Vtly oft 01 MiletAY lit' ys a Ott icai 'Cure.. in titthi4tls cases, their long acrd well arrattged experit•Ove gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the p:stient fruit hem; inercurialized out of existvirev, or having' Isis constitu tion tindermitted, and the vital principal destioyetl,hy a latent, but insidious disitase,'or a hlind and fatal con fi dence irtsballow PrCteudvvs. 1n Nervous Debiltty, Vast:Mar relaxation, and .Itoity of the Orcans, arising from indulgence, • insalubrious climates, or solitary rivt. , )ithlity, the practice gives new life and etteray to the sv,tetit, in every CAIAc. +grit:tore, had other de rangements of ;lie Urethra theyresnove in ;tet d'effeet nal manner. tiliioA and recent carts of iiifectitin Are, cared' itt the short period of tatridayi, acid tit tlot,e of th inmost ih veteracy a proper ite`rsaterance ilt their Wail of treatment, insures to tlitrpatient it.pettnaornt and radical Cure. Patients treatc.l %vitt, candour, and itteiOlable secret)! :Messrs. Currie and tlo. may beconsultett et ery day, lit the lloute, 107, [Luton-garden. Letters front the Counts' tuintllttty the case, anode ~f a retoittSiilet La Advice and Metlit.inei, hi, treiti.cd wit tataliutti ittlei4i,QU.-- 107 . , llattati-;;;irite n. FLAN DER Al A 1 L. DECEIVED Littit NiGlll'.l }LOU te) 22.—The English transport the Juno, of Dover, Captain Carpenter, bound flout Ports Mouth to Ostend, with 4eVenty men of dif ferent nations, discharged from the Royal German Artillery, was thrown, on the 14th, in the evening, upon the Oster 7 hoar], by the violence of the storm ,from the N. W. after having sustained, during the night, several shocks, which greatly tratw4:ed vessel. It happily got into Flushing the next morning: Ott this occasion affecting proofs of bitploirly and conrAge Cfe displayed to save the crew and the passengers. 'l)tic. 24.—A trag'eal event torik ytst9.fiay uftet-floott in this city. Count .Nlexantler (3enct ;11 Officer in the 3{:fyiCe or France, Who Ital here for sonte time, drove in a 13m:tory coach to ttgunsntiths, when he 40iig1tt a double barn:lied liors.e pistol, 'which he raisseti to be lo:tiled in his presence, and getting al,.;ain into the coach, blew oot his !n tie tvsi t‘skety to St. Juliir3 UO•:pital, %%licit! be died !n great agotty at, tour o'clock. Tin te was found upon Itirn a letter addressed to ',lll august persi'mage:. i,s,:rcat r4:11101i to Stippoyej that g re e t ( to m Intve lett, this officer to — int:ll-n tireatifUl aet. SECOND CILAMIIER. A Mess tge was rend from the King, relative to a Convention concluded with the Potty of SaNe.. Weimar, for the reciprocal absolution of the Droit d'Anbarnie between the Oro Stoma, A m e ssage wits received from the First Cham ber, stating its rejection of t:te. law for the pro bihition of the exportation of corn, on account of its informality, 'I lie President announced, that the Central Sec. titan teas really'to make its report on the project of ANW sent the King, respecting the !milli bi;i6o of the 'tkportation of corn by the Lord (fowlers. This report was re;ttl, Irons' which it reuits, that the tu.tprity in Stetson was of opioion that the projectshoold be a dopted, Srvecal Members thciiight it wouldhe ruivisdile to extent, the FrollibitioliS to smite seit.ports,p A r 7 Ocularly Antwerp. ()tilers thought they ought to leAve it to the wisdom oft he KiFtg. The debates on the Ploject will take place on Friday, BRUSSELS, DEC. 25.—Letters resrectable autholity in the Grand Duchy of Liixemlturg make a dreadful picture of the public distress in the Aidennes; provisions have risen to an exor bitant pt ice, and the coarse bread which the in. habitants feed on is paid for with gold ( n poids de tor); speedy measures are necessary to put an end to distresses which daily increase in that on , happy eutintry, Mr. MarescaHiss appealed apinst the sentence of the Court of Assites lirsissels.-- 7 -For some tittle past there 'have been troops - , of indigent person's who traverse the couotiy ut II titit►itlt, tie 'nand Of the farmers corn and potatoes, and d i r eit toi to burn down t h eir lam honses,"nolesi these 'articles tire fornkhed them at their own price. hem) the evil has been only local, but it threatens to hec‘nneimore frequent teu n sive ; the Government inis ju4ed it priiper to t a ke tepregiiye *h eh it leit, however, pit culed by a Proclamation, shewing it.* folly as well ai Wiekettliti4 01 such prueeetlings. A tcrw all', Deb. wo VeSielS tr r i vo i here y, sterility, with rye, pease, Rua Wrier,' and .snine Ettglilb VegSrli tyith wheat, rye, and barley, have sailed. An Engtish se.sel was w ittily lost in the nieht of the 151 h, on the North MIAs, off the Texel. Be the papers found it appears to be the Ann and tianiet, Captain Some small parts of the cargo, con,i , t. ;lig of Wine, eats, barley, and wheat, tke, httve been tliamn en shore in the Tcxtl. 4 °` ,, r4TIN 1 >; Pic , SF-N' ENI'ENT; { -.s sir, 'll 1E LA R 10"!'S. - 114,E; sPx.nEl49s..svAGoori : NiAxsioN-flimiss;.----111 t,r,c COUrtie Of t! J!. 'exa milialion a /tin ht: etOject of the riot's: it tv, tiottlti, by the Lord Mayor, tha t it tvAtohl bc of muck . import r atice to 116it.c. t tie evirloo, e r,t the: persan , from.whom the waggon dint formed the rostrum from wisicl' the •Spa-fields Oratory; ad dreised the . crowd had been hired. • Prestott,.it. scents, tetused to tell the 113111 e of the person who heal been the !TIMIS. of clevatio4 hint above the majority ttf the people upon . memorable day, not pecanse the• owner of Hid waggon was at all acquainted with any.uf the ler creh of the Committee, but, for the suite, letlart.* himself, of that chivalric principle that commanded tbe concealment of every thing teml. to the prejudice of any individual conscious or uc herwise, • The Lord Mayor did not find In limper a toAri so twrommtiolettthe. Wilhout promise, or e v e n qtiOtion, he leatitted front that perso n all I !VIC, et/liki he expected from one.who trembled for his messengers were sent to 'learn' the circum stances under which thiS celebrated ma , :hine was brought into the livid.; .but the owner having *been absent, we iddertand, upon business that required his persottil attendance iri the conntry, the case writ for some time without the. very ims portant infdition which was made. b) the statement that follows.:— John Winderfilittle, from whoni the waggon wat itired, upon - learning that his evidence would'he necessary at the approaching trial, came forwaydi. and a few days ago, in the presence of the Lord Mayor, the City Solicitor, and Mr. Lltibler, made 4 private statement of what, he said, occurred tril the extent `of his knowledge, Yesterday ,Mr, Holder read -in the Justices ' room the deposition of Wiintertinude. It stated, theta few days •before the meeting at Spa-fielda . , on'the thi of December, a tallish, thin, pale-taced man, dressed .in a 1.4; - ht grey coat, and ffinikeering the deserip.tion given Hooper in the newspa pers, came to the ‘eitness, and told him he' Wanted tb hire a waggon for the ensuing meeting at Spa• field , . that the Oeople might be spoken to from it. The witness having, tiom hi; ignorance o f iOnit was likely to occur, nothing to object but the damtige.that might. be ,d4ttle to. w aggon, after someemiyersation upon the stinieet of the hazard, agreed to take the stint ,ot three guineas for the use ' he t)t'r3Ull.a%4tfl tT n nle the aplrlication was at that iiilW 1111aqcOITip;Ilkittl.. •Ele, 1)40111e si f s agrk. e d upon with twoyound 1101cR, and purling the tiame ilooPer On tl,e, desired, uprinteaving the witness, t hal the w..l,:gnit 5i01014.1.1e- flullamo, at the 0 . 0 tittir....y's Inn, lane, at an early himr on the :Ztl DecfAnhk.r. The witness was punctual io the time, atul ,vni the wan from: %Omni he teceirril Ihe order. The latter was aecohivahied by apersoo ut shorter stature. more youthful * atm having a m on the tipper part of his cheek. I'hey put into ch.e . waggon, berme they'enicred it, a blanket, in which Ulit h WitS scratped ,tip, and a portmanteau, kt ,eeinvil.tti he hill. Soon alter the winless found that the . blanket contoined scan colours, ard the portmanteau 0 quantity of powder and sitar '11)0 4 one nicthe or flags, were the wrords:, " The br,,ve. sohikrs arc our friends, treat them 'a , words to that elfect . . When they el ri% ed ;it a 1)41'1 of Spa-fields Which appeared Most e:igiile,they stopped 4 wagg,pn ; and the inouteut ./hey bad cloqe l SO 4 a number of other persons, who seemed to be well known to the tet 0 we ha entered wiiggoti' the' Wlftiesi . , jhtheed spetiches then began, :and, atter th . e crowd ;hail bettli addres J e 4 l by a greatmany, the wiwpot,tc a f,. cleared of every . body. The flap were, taken awicY by those who leaped from the waggon: the t into otteuplett to this manner,. the perS'oo who hired the Wagon. fretictently preoed, ttttl,.witness to decorate his horses witn the tri-colotired cock, adei ; htethe Witness would by n etin o means s,, wittteis then ILA su•ear to the further euticluct•►t applird hi lffttl, . Wilidcrmilde ha‘i oot - beco of the exttutimitions, oeb her •It he •beett+ guy theite whom he remembered:Vl Itel%;t: been-moi* sviiggo4 4 Oil the 2 , 1 ot l)ccdrbl.);fr, lie, litlyrevFr„:is th,,t he sh,tll bothedbitcly rt cog kite s,,i tk 'e (,t I h em . trai the substanceof the depubititm ot Win detthitde. • yesterday expeoted that Hoover would 'aye been ballet!, 110 security Itavilig came . in tile tite'person whtp wtl9l ectei!.by the C:ty Stitioitora. few (lays ago, the pisoner , was liot • TI 'ti'Ar.4.),,iti Bow-Si•Rett.--Liveof:t7 aoti Vickery the of, , revs ititVe retitrited to Ludo: utter three. weeks' perst-m lug pin•Aiii ,‘ l otter young iralsoo,, ‘vithout , tonvever, gaining 11c et intelligence respecting - law: Alatty pt . rsolis siippose ' that he is still in London, tiltl is concealed by some .Ifirti4s 'a the Imity 4:mit liiitnanityp as they eott6iilk to have betti ti suite Rt the time 4.1 . the riens. It k t h ia he huld bee'n , gt . ititly . ilistttrned fist state time' pre viutioi In consetinence of I bedil4lo- . 01 his sistyr, Whom he WAS pall itilkar,y. ktttatclteti , and 1k )1()Se. ailection towieds hint Ica.' ntid vvinnie (kat ,it is said, was nei;a‘ifinttl'ilvi lit want cif wine and - nottrit,hisig food, 'ivtiiet,i,t be lather mot the ttivalts of prtiviclt^:;; ilfsti cirt. I:tIICCS opt rated upon the young ioun'a mind Co drive to tii•truct ; Ntttl as he drunk spirit 4 ale inorning , ol We day of the tiolf, it) W ich vt, , tisrt nay:: lit: Wt.l3 iKetloolllCti, it j$ 1111)t)ieil bat this ticlitionl intoxication was the tit ltli ontragtons conouct. .~ . I ,