The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-24 00:00:00

~a.::~ "...Z.:.: MAILS. A natvv.m—l Waterford. ntiE—t Gattenlittrgll, t Gutrnsty Witerftird. 0 1:1111S uny Af r Stock, 258 3 per Cent. Reit. 40 , 14 a pel Cent. 02/ 4 per Cents. 7il per tt.N. Ann. 911 92/ littnl; L. Ann. ttii Pr STOCKS 'VjELVF: O . C!.lCii• Illatil Stpueli, . Ituria Ilumls, 5S 6's. pr. Exam. Bills, as. es. pr. (Minim*, is I ff itto fur rnyrnent, 181 Cuns. for May, Rill WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TO-:11011ROW Nlyritilig, 2 minute* CI miltistes atter THE SUN. lIILPS to MY!, F/11.311N1 AtIDEAT LONDON, WEDAS.D.I?, APRii, 24, 1816. We have Ilumborgh and Brussels ropets, but their contents are altogether unimptirtant. The Paris Papers of Sunday are also very scant of news : the following are the only paragraphs worth extracting " CHAMBER OF PEERS, APRIL 20. " The Dnke of Richlieu presented to the Chunber the LAW on the Finances, modified by the amendments of the Chamber of Deputies, and which had also been consented to by the King.— It was sent for examination by a Special Cont- " PARIS, APRIL 21 .—A considerable supply of corn has just arrived at Marsailles : it has ocea , 'Coned a relaxation in the demand, and cause tineutly a decrease in the price of that article. " Some inhabitants of the country occupied by the Russian troops, having complained to . • Count Wm ontow that many of his soldiers had spoken in praise of Buonapartc, and contemptibly of the present Government, he tells them, in an inller of the day, that this conduct was only a retaliation for the ill usage they had met with from certain individuals attaqUed to the Kiug ; aud further observes, that no Russian could prefer the devastator of Moscow to the present King of France. TURIN,Eiff. 1/ r rise tnglish brig Ca lypso, which left Algiers on the . tith, arrived at Genoa on the lit!,, with the news that a treaty Qt peace had been concluded between the king of Sardinia and the thy of Algiers. the first fruit of this . ' treaty is the deliverance of 51 Sardinian prisoncri‘. W. .14t4c114411111 th4tt this intervention of the British Goverttustitit has chiefly contributed to this event." FRENCH Ft:NOS. $ per Garth. 4ctiont.l.. ..,.... 1a55 f. t itre this diiy conclude the examinations of Sir Wttlion and his companions, and extract from the Act of Acensation so much as it C011td;IIS (if the letter addressed by Sir Rossar to Earl Guay. Thi s ' Ac t o f Accusation differs in pany material instances front that which has been laid before the Public it is fuller and more Specific. We shall:therefore, to-tuorrow, add what is new in it to our preceding publication, and thus bring the entire under the cognizance of our Readers, We expect the Triallo-morrow. rAtract of a Letteg from an Officer on board his Majesty's tihip ,ftwin, dated Island of (corec, Africa, Jan. 1, isi "''As there have been no men of war on this coast lately, the Spaniards have been carrying on the Slave Trade to a very greatextent : we have information of several.now on the coast, and sail this afternoon itt quest of a large Spanish ship, mountitsg lU guns, belonging to the Havanna!), now lying tip the river Gambia, with nearly her cargo of slaves complete. I am in hopes of making something very handsome before we leave this station. There are now at (Three seve. ral American and French vessels ; they are very healthy here at present. Major Penny, the OtR. cer sent out lately by Government to explore the interior of, Africa, is bele ; I, had the pleasure of dining in company with him yesterday. Ile cum- IntinetS Lis expedition to-morrow, attended by about 130 persons. Ile is well provided with guides.. souks, camels, &c. an.) is very sanguine on the occasion, though the old Ardent) Merchants here give them, up as lost men. There were several in company yesterday, who assured us, that from t)lelr . knowledge of Africa (anti many of them have been lei it these 20 years), that there is not the least chance of any of them returning. The Surgeowol the party, A man chosen by - Govern , tnnit, ttntl ok'ho had been studying these sonic years / past, for the express purpose of attending this expedition, died here a few days back. "'The Uovernment reSscl Fri:tears Marione, belonging to these Settlemeuts i has within these List two months captured several slave ships, chiefly under the Sp4uls!) flag I hope we shalt socceed in capturing this ship—thereb little doubt of it—after which there will not be a creek not corner about the coAtt that ..,!lit!! leave un. searched. Our bests ,err. fitted lip ,uu. well armed fur :earthing, ithe3•e we oton:A et in with the ship. I trust we shall be Able to drat n final stop to this itiburnwn traffic at any 'rate, it Will he a great satisiactiou to u hereafter Co Luoiv that *e have done our utmost of du su. : irtiF, ROYAL NUPTIALS. We have already stated that the Marriage Of her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE with Prince COBURG is fixed for Thursday the 2d of May. Prince CODURii is expedted to at rive on Sunday next, from Windsor, at the Duke of CLARENCE'S, in the Stable Yard. Where he will remain - until the day for the celebration of the happy event. There will be a public breakfast at Carlton-house, at which the leading fashion ables will be present. After the ceremony the illustrious couple will leave town for the Duke of Voates seat at &Atlantis, where report says the honeymoon will be passed. l'onTsstotrrit, Aptitt. 23.--Sailed his Majes.:. ty's ship Bacchus for Bengal.—Wind E. S. E. DEAL, Arum 23.—Sailed the 'Maitland, KrNt. IAY, fur Bengal ; Philippa, NICHOLLS, for dittu. Wind N. E. resterday morning the PatNca Itc.oaxt took an airing on horseback. The PRINCE REGENT has signified to the Pre sident of the Royal Acadenity, his intention of in specting the Exhibition to-Morrow noon. The Duke Of YORK transacted military business yesterday with the Pitt REGEN'I. On Monday, about four o'clock, the Prince' of SAXE-CottURG arrived at -the Castle, Windsor, on a visit to the QtYeet , : : at tire o'clock the Prin- MS CHARLOTTE met hint there at a dinner-party. His Highness is now staying at ‘Vindsor, enjoy ing the beauties of the scenery, and the pleasures ‘ of the Noble Society which are assembled tlaily at the Palace. On the Prince of Sax Co'nuaa:4 return to London, we understand,. the Duke of CLARENCH will accommodate hint tv.t h the loan of his house in St. James's palace, as a temporary residence. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT will ent , bark for the Ginn intut early in the next month.. His Royal Highness the . Peuicti: Ittetvr has • appointed two o'clock on Friday next to receive the Sheriffs relative - to the Addresses agreed to by the Court of Common Council on the I , lth of De cember and the :31st of January last, when his Royal HighneSs will appoint- the tittle for the Coors to present the said Addresses. There appears to • be a serious misunderstand ing between the United States and the various tribes of Indians on the Nlississippi. The Georgia Journal gives it long act:mutt ot tuurderi Conn misted •by the Ittiliatis• ; • and Ittatt.s, thutsilja - Aivi- 6ion .ot meir army had been surprised near Fm.t Mitchell. The Police at N.'ples is very active : some evil disposed persons holog ventured to post up in flammatory papers, and to distribute them at night . in the streets, have been arreved. Lady' Kt (Noun arrived at Brussels from Paris on the 14th, an'tlptit up at th e Wellington Hotel. She expects her husband in a few days. ilank Stock had a considerable rise yesterday, in consequence of its being •ouderstood that tit e bargain between Government and the Bank was etnapleted—by which the Bonus, to the amount of six millions, to be given to the Proptiotors, is in the first place to be lent to Goertiment. • Lieta.-Colottel Sir RICHARD GARDNER, COM !Balding the Royal Horse Artillery statioitcd at .Christ church , is appointed Aide-de-Cain') and Erpterry to the Prince DE Coautta, with the rank of Colonel. Ve have to announce the death of Mr. Bas- Tsai), who departed this lite on the 4th inst. at Leghorn. He was about 30 years Member fur the County of Devon. -It is reported there will be a contest for the County. Yesterday the Sessions were opened at Guild. hall, before the Reeonnna awl a speAial;jory, to hivestigate the different claims upon the City of London, for the, value of Premises near St. Mar tin's-le-Grand, which must he cleared away for the new Post-office which is to be erected upon that spot. One case was argued by" Counsel, and many witnesses called to prove the claim'of a car penter in Magpie -court, which was determined on. Mr. Paouoatax, the King's Messenger, was severely hurt yesterday by a fall from his gig t it is feared that several of his ribs are broken. Last Wednesday morning, at 'one o'clock, Jr. Tilbstas BoonaNAtr, precentor to the College Chapel, Glasgow, was found killed in the close in which he lived in the Salt market. lie had tallen . from the stair Window, four storey high ; hut the manner of his going over is not, ascertained. A person of the name of John M'Kinlay was aft e p.. wards found on the stair ; and has been impri sooed oil suspicion. By the falling of the rubbish at the fire yester day, one man belonging to- the Impend Fire Of fice was killed on the spot. Another fkeman was datigerously.broised, area taken to the hospital. As Mr. Baasaatooe was walking up Bouverie street, at 10 o'clock on Satarday night, lie was knocked down bye well-dressed rufflao running, at 'full speed; the blow'was so severe, that he fell with such force that for a few minutes he was'ile-' prived'of his senses. Two Gentlemen ev»e to his aid, and expressed great concern for the accident, partiettlerly for the loss of his watch. Bank Stock Bonus, and maiiy other Corporate Bodies have given Bonus of '5 or 1-0 per cent, which has caused it giviit' rise - in "their particular Funds; but the present Lottery gives a 8011 US Ctid3l to '2O or 100 per cent. anti yet the Tickets and Shares are selling at the same iiriees. A Bo• nua of 300:State 'Lottery Tickets, to those whO buy ou or before Next i Sattirday, is of singular importance to the Adveptarers.. 'rue Public feel this advantage, and porthole with great avidity At. litC 04CC of lloßzonx avd Co d 26 1 Coraluit; ' T E 'IIII'ATIH . . . • Last ni g ht w si one of great Novelty in tue Theatrical World : KING'S Ttiaitne.-:-The new Comic dperti so • longnnuouriced as in preparation, .wasyrodn , ced under Vie title of 1.", e AstuZie Fc.lfact, but with no great success. The Music is pretty; aril ascribed to Ftoaavawri, who composed pacts of it. Dlt/ay . -Lat.:Li-L-1n itonieb and Juliet Miss dat- MANI from Bath, made her first appearanCe as the HerOine of the Play. This La dy is the sister of the late Mrs. Youxd; and under the tuition of so ,able Hts ins`tructor us her brother-iti-law, it is not to be Vintidered at that to. r aceornpli.liments for the stage are - very considerable. Her figure is slight, Vitt Well proporthined and elegant'; her face hand Some and expressive ; her ~cite in even speaking pleasing, but defective in the higher tones. We cannot enter much into the merits of her acting. It was of a very mixed character ; sometimes excellent, and at other times falling below the level even of the passable. We trust that the indifferent portion may be ascribed to the timidity and embarrassment of a debut, which prevented the possessed feeling throughout, and threw the performer on the aids of memory and study. The Second Centenary from the death of SHAX srEatta was further obierved, at this Theatre, by the recitation of Gaitatcv.•s Ode to ZiHANSPEARE, MI a Pageant of a number at the principal Cha raetcrs anti Scenes from our immortal Bard, in terSpersed with snug and allegorical, representa tions. Mrs. Baal-LEI: . and Mrs. DavisoN, iu ap propriate cars, and suiTomided by their reipective votaries, enacted the Tragic and CoMic View of the Cottage in which SIIAKSPEARE WaS born, and a magnificent acene with which the spectacle concluded, were the most deserving of approbation. Some opposition was given to this piece :it the commencement ; but the ayes carried it by a great majority at the end. OVENT•GARDEN.—Mr. IitiMBLE was restored to the Stage in Coriolanus, his personation of %stitch character is certainly one of the highest , tributes that the talents of a Perlmutter can pay to the genius of an Anchor. The remembrance of his, womferful powers in delineating the proud, Roman, and of the cause of his late absence,; .teemed to augment the pleasure .with which his return was bailed, The whole audience testi fied this in the warmest -manner, and we never; heard more hearty, and fervent, and itnit ersal shouts, than those which greeted his entry, and . for a long time prevented the business of the stage from proceading. Mrs. Sinnos's was also recog,- nized on coming into a box, and received a most cheering testimony of the gratitdde with which the Public remembered _her transeentlant merits. ‘Ve have no space to speak of the astonishing performance pf Curiolimns. it was perfect, and one of the grandest etiorts tl n tf ever qdorneti the histrionic art: At the conclusion the whole house was literally entranced with aclptiraticm, Mill it Was 'pithy St;Coolis before OM ftellagl ex- cited by this masterly Work could tittil vcut in b4trsts of applattst anti eNclumations of rapture. The Play wns fr,lftivven by a revivsl of 0 1 :1- RIC.Wi jfibitOte, tvl; ich nrighta!Ty: prOiluecit about tiny yeata ago, qtlll had n ptottigious. What it had then, it tyill have „gain, for . it is One . of the most splendid sve.ctacles.that eve? tr4s. sentcd even 'on these boards. After a bust-hog scent' Of the confutiion occasioned at Stratforl hy the. gralad ICgtiVBl in honour of, SUAKSPRafth:, a geant o a similar nature with -that •itt Drury- Lane takes plAce. Miss O'Nett.t. was the Mel- pnnene alit! Mrs. 61Bns ;in n►h Thftha.— Mr. K 1 v: CHALLES KUMBLE. CtiNWAY, TERRY, BARRYMOR AlUa RA.? BEXTY (a volitnteeq, FAWCETT. JONES, LtsProN, EXLLY, EGERTON, Mrs. RENAUD, Miss STRNIENS, Miss FooTE, &c. &c. sustained the chid' tragic and comic tharaciers, drawn from, various plays of SHAKSPeAIIn. The scenery is beautiful, au►t the whole design eon( ived and executed wit I 1 a degree of taste and magnificence which cannut ,be: too highly praised. It was given uut tur repetition amid unbounded plaudits. JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS. iis.rroil•GAapior. Iwtormation against the Master Carpenters, fur combining to reduce the Wages of their Journeymen.—Yesterday this im portant question carne to he 'decided, in which so many thouSandti of all trades are 'so deeply terested, and the concourse - assembled to learn the Magistrates decision, was beyond Culculatioii. Two o'clock being the hour appointed Ly the Ma gistrates to give their opinion, Mr. A LLMY ,--Coon sel for the prosecution,' and Mr. WiLsos, their Solicitor, entered ; shortly title:, Mr. 'Thomas Martin, and another of the defendant Master Carpenters entered, accompanied by Mr. NOIZEIIS' of Lincoln's Inn, .their Solicitor. -Mr. Notiars stated, that he attended in. behalf of his absent Clients, whose intention way to appeal against the conviction, if it took place . ; Mr. Itt.LEvitti swered, that he .did not anticipate the Alagiiitrates decision, but as all were re.inly, he'was satisfied, and called for it. Mr. ItAnssFotto bring the Sit. ring Magistrate for the day, gave his Op.;ition, " that the plaintiffs had tint made out their case, and the charge against th e defendants is dis• missed." Sl'~tttttxG —'fire Fives Court, in St. Martin's street, was better attended yesterday than it has been for some years, it was a benefit for (Nicer. The sparring gave the greatest satisfaction, bur particularly :the sets-to between Cribb and Olivr, and Belcher and Harmer, the latter of which af : forded thy best specimens of the art. Richmond, Shelton, Lancaster,. and' the whole of the pro fessors exhibited; but most diversion was afforded with Seroggins and new candidate„a butcher, front Ludlow, in Shropshire : some excellent hit. ting took place, and although Scoggings had the best of the set-to, the butcher astonished the au ilienee by his perfounanee, and it *as a good judge to decide upon the best. There wert no 'fresh" matches triune, and the betting o n th e fight J , , , o time place this nay oetween tatter anti Robin son, the bhek, was 7 to 4 and g to the for mer. The battle will he fought fourteen toilet west of Loudon, and itlas cieited much latetest- • • • From the LONDION vii 2341 lior ( reOugrW , i, afar , yttl, 1a14,, L.. M 1 . 14 •P , t 2 t 0 Ategerut h :en , t lll4 pie! ..td, in t te4.41, of Lie T kieilft *nand, that :n cum nicLav , ration of the b t iliiaqt zr.4. victory of WAtes top, a be vielli4re 4 tWU OtiieFr,uu•Cuniutioioncii Officer ► av! Soittier of the! .Irmy I.4eicut,c4vll tb4t u‘ciaurAito Iris tirth'er plemeti to cefill that 'l'4, - urti with the Alcdal 411 ill newer be but witliAlke_ge..4l suspenti,:ti to it, , - ' D'Y command of Lis ituyal Higtlngs , . rteo ol S . FitElmnicx, coo:ma:Art.4l4lll H. Torrens, SlAjorlitneral and :tillit U Sec. • • Trt.itcAotg w riptit CP. !Std. , Hitßoyal Highness the Princeft.cgent hno o heat ytiottl the name and on the boot: : of hi** ,Nlajeity, t ciantituti 9ppyitit the Right klottourableyrailci3.l,or4 Napier tali Counnialioner tti the Gvilec.4l As,titablj tit Chinch of seuthuni , • • ervFx Otol(t, April S 3, IEI6. ifrßt , • .. , tcalliers returned to serve in thispre3ent City of l'eterborough.—The the room of the Right It oi e George Pontonby•Wal accented the Chiltern Hundreds. . County of Wieklow.—The 'VOA Hcolonprble Gelid sonby, one of hie Maje‘ty's Mint HolioUritlik Pritl in 15 , rotnn of William Tighe, El. de:notflutl4 • BANKRIIPTCIRS ENLARGra • G. Burgesti, c (JA•ker Itaker-stre..et, Itarrie-b.one, bittito • .li.rti en to .v i sit i 9. H. tlansontl, Carter.court, tted Cro“-hfcti l3 ° ol4 l lb ' pentat, 11 - 0113 Al`fil 27 to alitil 30. BANKltUk r ri. • W. Dyer, North Leach, Gloucestvt.d•ire,, eroor, .• der, May ti„ at five, 7, aotl Jane 4. t tu, at thew George i;wllee-house, Ghtletstre. tottileA,'Mearri.:; munus and Jeer , , Chaucerv-lailL•• London; and 6`;11 ,0 _ , ler, Winchentoh. J: Butte, Perty-liar,Staffordshlre. curn-dealer, NINY Jane 4, at twelve, at the tilone 11,', Warwick. Al t r: "I P 'Mr. D. Thomas, Mad-court, I:f ee t-street ;- anti 0 " Lett, Itirns•ug . hum. ► J. Goodyear, tiood.grange, • Yorkshire, farmer,' MAY,I„O! and June .1,. nt de% en, at the Golden Plei.;ce fun, Mturnies, Messrs. Niorton and i 1 o s l l s ,. I ►glare, London; anit Mr. Wallier,Tiiirit. ; IL tti tun 1 JurtitivaJ ItirLshiec, waollen-e01..1-tuanUO "'.; Misr at nee, V, at tone, at the Black Bull tan, 04 ' 6 : aod Jane 4, at three, at the Binh Bull Inn, Mifa ci ` i - and Atturnirs, Mri. Evans, Batton-garden, Louctrai • . (..‘ . .n.r, Gnaws:ll. . . eng, « E. Phi Hills. Bristol, gr o cer May 7,8, and Jane 4 - , u t - the 'lush 'tavern, nrist.:l. Atiornies, Alessri, Poelel Greennehl, (;ray's 1,21-.,}care, L o ndon i and . 1,. l id Ball, Ilristul. H. Beach, Meleonilic Regis, D orse t s hi re , mercer, !iill.Y4:t°l and June 4,- at twetiv, at the Rammer 'lnvent, 1 " . -Ai toritirt, Messrs. P o ole and tire...t:kid, Gray's itill-glui • London ; un i t Mr. (.:arv, Bristol; an d Jane .1, liii v eleen, at the Dos and truck TaVeill, Kin 1/41 gstust•Up oll, .l t lorlike , ,,_Mcssit. Fruit, L 1011; and :Messrs, Il4sser , sett's-buildings, Ileiburti, London. V. Mann, Nearnoron n -li, factor, May 3,7, J. Tolson, I.ttg,liutte, I I alilitx, I%.ll‘sliire, grocer, MAY 7 , • 47:,..Jvurl.ttc..ti.Lilitali:::11e:i:dtdtleltesi41{,:::: il I 141 t: rOll I I Inn, litgk iti Geld. Attnrilies, Mr. Batt yr, Chancery-lane, 1,0"0 Gen. Pope, Aston 'l'irruld, Berl:014e, farmer, Ap al ril 34 1, three, NU; I, and Jane 4, at eleven, at the hanilo la, 71 - lint - ord. .Ith.ruies, Messrs. Hedges a nd Sow,' %Y u " for ,• and Messrs. Price and ‘i iiliatus, I.Und : r B. Wilson, Stoke-opurl-Trent, and Stone, Stall'ord*ha e l l j t i, ehAtit, May ,w, at five,. :in, ut eleven, at- the Ilea and _ I lon, Stone, and Jone 4, at eleven, at, the Crown ly ..;tone' Attniniel. M. ,•I s. Leigh, Mason, and I-Lavinia' Neer ntidge-street, Lotidan an; and MI. Dellt, Ntool.. T. Hovey, 11'otho , ster; bktt.dc, - , , Aloi 14, 11, and .funesit,. Liu eoltt's SP' at twtt , ,, at Inc (bitten Inn. . o "e' tt I " Alt " "i' 1 it.).,:atlt..j,Niti.:alic:,...,%„.iiii.zial,...l,..riuegoleryi'sel 1110111;vidaijcitit:,104,91.1' 'Waits Mid DiCitilli, Worcester. eleven, a.t. the White L.nni lull, llevxits• A tt ` l " / "' 1; gi OLL- , i . i t . t i t' .. DeuarY. , ‘s!..l:irnori.. and {Aare% , Cate•iirvy t t l-i ° liiiilielos ; and Mr: tlban, nese:es. - t (..v v'ir far , .. a I J. :,:ri N pli a u ii i, ti i a ,, d 4lii., : yc iliit itd i J - .outtrei t .:ti,, f .ult i liu: C lrc i l b tc e : r iu i tin tt ire it i ' si i ,h.: sti nk L . l i r . : 4 :ll? l ' ., ~. lity!..,Ms :-,1**14.44 4.:41vi I loclii , *puit.l4.limagoof. 4 "7- 7 ,,,„ ,Sr i ; 1., rii, ...,iwre....ii;el., lin,n-dralier, ,ApAll Jo, ii•.•• , • ' l l . e 1 7, and Jane 4. itt ut.e, 4C(Atiiiiinill. Aiwa)" , -r. ' Jone'i Size-lane. . tend M it t 4 i 27, ~ ,,t d . 1 1311 c 4, at twelve, at Ouililliall.. 43... - - ' Mr. Platt ; New 11nswellfeotirt, Carey-street. „,,-d lint J. Ne,hi'it, Liverponl, utereltain, April 97, 61a/ 1 , 1 1,,,.“ - ,;;Ain 4 • al twilre,'at nonillion. 'Attornies, Meserl• P ''''" -.... Sipiri, rislio , ,iii.7.ltt•street-n it liin. tI) f'{ •'1,:4 4 . e.:. IA- 111 , rrno..l t• a .........1.• ORV:. F . ECHANGE, APRIL 2.4 We loui ao; fresh_ i artivuls this ty„„.iiing. rinc ipalty Ivi c ' , 1 1 . 11 ley, which being plentiful, is rather lorr''''', lie few serge, node in tine Wheat arid; °Lis ‘"1 uNUS..--.-All on full as good terms $3 oil m0,„1,p, la re 3 ' m i l l Bean.. there is no alteration. Tickets and Shares RICHARDSWI, Goont.ocK, and Co. or 4 , ll''''' tn:Nt o.itor Agents in the (Vino y, on or before day, the 27th of April, •11 l; 'tied (oh '' ln ' t will r enti , ) /,, Blanks ' • or 1 rizet,)lo - theit proportion of thul 0 ,i ma"eY arising from 300 Whole 'f ickeis, oel"''1:,o" purclose4 ! 01 in the . Bank as a lionus.—litcuartivos, (I`) .. i LUCK, and Co. respectfully. solicit tl,e faolo (1),1 the Public at their fortunate Oakes, Coo'bill L rh c Charing-Cross, where they shared and sold. itt 01 last.. Lottery, -both the Grand Gol.lJi Col'it4ls 24,000 Guineas each. • r •„„ tt i.; , ri tri Aigt.ANCHOLY CATASTROPHE AT '2 -"'""* . d . o ut NEAR PICKERIEG.-011 Sunday nigli l ll' i t ' - I t r A eleven o'clock, Francis Cooper, a trj""e,/,,u,,b'e tiouse it, Manchester, and son .to a I ,c f a l' — 'l'llis farmer near Milton, committed scic'""' 1 1, 3 /1 young man was abut!! '22 years of ttg c ' ' 1 . 3' 00 for some time past, p a id l I T, ~,,, , ,esses to - . 1 , 0 , corper,flatighter to a landlady, at ThOrn" L ' a ', ‘ „ v , s a appears, had written to hint at Mallr"cs,`"; o, lett' days before, desirin ,, I .14,.. would not persist lc, his •addresses. .0 0 t h e b „it,ht. precedi r g h i ll ° !I go lancholy exit, he had slept at 801 W 1 1 1 ) 10: 0 Thorium', untll'Sunday after:win, - lr°',''' w : ii c „,,e he ' had . returned -to at 601:411 COltl irr Y T y r " ii . ' I i ' r k nutil the fatal hour .above.rto:ntior" c ';.` '— 'iJi:# _noelcell at the door a the 11;0 occupied 4 tl i .o Cooper's mother. The servant girl carve to 1 wlio noon;', (killing to know what be wanted) ' t an d ' e ' vas ; l ie mentioned his name to the grl,, le. said, 1 must and will Sec Miss Cooper innnelPjfa. IY : ber answer was, i yott CiiiillOG, tbr. W ll°/e )0 mily are gone to bed; and lockeif the ( 1 °"", 1 , 1 , 1 : 3 ( i, hint; after which, lie went in front of the h ou se, drew a pistol Ii On, his pocket, and di‘chk r g el ip - 1 01. contents through leis - hea d .. ha was lotitiA -,„ about two hours afterward 4, by some PerW,Pl,lres, ing that way. On cl i a nOniog his pockets, . to letters were found, one to hii em p fl yers, 01 °, 0 his- parents, and another to the girl's wither , ..',.. questing he might-he buried irl II _ JorIHOH Cbar7_ "Ili' near to a YOUtu g matt, who, some ye r i !" ' otter I since, liftoged Manch' fur a like affoir. Lor • verdict—Lune:l. Prou ) ,' On Saturday last; at Twitkenhati, Join ) •••-- htvr Evi: of Flinrick, 13eilfordshire, to Mary, qtaost dalig ' Alotandtr Hatfliet4 Ell. of T*lcketifiard. 'ft sterday rooming, at 11.ili,:Igiagi in Piccalilli'', vOri 'Ofair, Dig, of MArgatt, igid 45. r. l .);us IN tai infed by ~.s. i 1., I tt,l'i NU. I 117hringi vitiolitited by W A. V. SCivS, , 1 1 11 ;,0 ,i at , Cm Stlsi-OrTITZ, Nn. 1124 St-tond Aftterd ettL, Orthas i Lciten a)4stiltlitl))6:o,llllst h, ,' }