The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-18 00:00:00

1 N 1) I A, BEN.‘itES, JUNI!. 20, 1815,-7`he pol;tical state of this country is at.iiresent bernolall intrentn. prehension. I suppose lon most hit‘e.beetta,sto nislie,l lii hear that we were involveil 111 o Hl' 111 tA,its twontry, jit•t when it wits rmrope. be antieril . ornis to say ally thing 7in that subject, its the titthlie isevounts 01 Iliv progress of it. are more accurate than I can in . et coil to hi ; bot the immense tireparations matte, and .011 making, astonish ooe. Sorely something of touch greati-r tuagoitude mlot Ike iit Coittelll - Nenaol. artily, notlvitlistanliOL. , , the asser• rums in the iiewsp,ipers to the contrary, is still' 11t the field. 1 sl‘v 3 letter, yesteillay, iltted 4, trim.. iiii Othcer of high, rttnlc in the Madras' a:••ity, wherein he says they are encinoped 160) ,roam!, near Akoulu.. where they. tire to ' re; . nt l ion : during the rains. T he llowthly army are gone to dKulua, which 1 beliewe.lS ahUut 150 inks ft coo Aki n iii. Tisil two armies amount tO'ill.wnt 39,01)0 nt ,. n. Six r.eolar liatttiliotll have been added to the Army 6,000. in.itt it The ..I , o;t:lier 4,'.o:sipartic4, viz.-1 wo brlow,tiog to , eaflCS:4:te Itolwlitm hi ice . forrocil intOireireolicr t it ti n o, a r l il th t le (rtVllltrlt'r t:oloptoit.s tia.ll:lllalo.iis Itccrutt-.. ' ' 10,A410 o;"etnii liateAtee:rll:fithiell to each ConiiMlty of fi.l 0. 1iatp.0...4 it) (,:otopitpieA MI•II hit itadt 41 to cits: l a of ;It,: eight itegi- t'Artslr • '' 400•M41 11:1C4' heels added 1(1 Or Native Arliiiery Four tutuviociai Ilitttll l‘likS ; llaye been ,raixech 4,040 increare of Merl • 67,50 n rwsideit. 400615,004 to tto,ooo•lrricp4rs,arp takrti 'tom vay:.• tViiere this force is to . big mph ea 4 10S3 to ClltliCettirt!, 'oniv,s6•ir he the kohjitgatioo,of tlie.:Nt4lo•4o-ii'Statt.;.;, or 1%1(11%r tht ohliejov, them, to eeecive,a.suirtidiury turce. 'Ow l'ilithries.loive Leach rithbiog, nittr4ring. and trit.lloß. 0111:tt cattle ttiric %%I'4, la.st fire.years, in our •nrov:neon • It thereftrre becomes-necessary Cu ta kt, st o k tri pre 0:111. practices in future, unit the.:otllT way; is to make • thcse ; petty princrs re sportsiba, ita it. is . tiert, possible, fiir regular troops t oi r t Atow. the9l: ut the-tints n( the year they muhe : their kippeirooce, 'generally the. but tvinfts, I t eattl of • their depredations, near. Sa,iiger, in 114milettotol, o few days sinee...-1 tutts,t antic , eave, thil• stihjt:.tt to tlie who,: tutu( ve4rhahly,, y • thiS time, know Air.o skt iyoktor - , cloy wr - • - , ; , Twe t•onntry lately taken.fentrt the G 0011,41,, is• r eportot IG ;emery Hue climate and.abotinfl iiik-ivith:manFltrticlesoftpentince, Europe. . lettEr • rvevlvyst here litlely;frrols, Minoru, it kvas, stntett,., the weath v r. w a s E P, co l c i tlit luttvt Cll4l of 'l•4ty'w; liras .they..ooi;la ti l iy. l u b tr ,y4 the t 1:41;- ifithotit ittcoove.nioice, F 4 lllolleAG,CtlAlilig;; ; whilti we are h flog A% ith. from O. to Shoni.l.•our %val.. next Isetison end in pe,acit,A hope to%.he . .ahle to visit ihe:te_'enuittriel, ) ,, y6 of the piensuteolgivitiwytut Swale atteParitt of•Lheatt. • •• ):, " COMM'ON COUNCIL: YeftterilaVtbe: Loma IVlsyott - held Rennet- of Cottinfoii tlrittiicil forthodititatell of pubiie tru. 6i1Vt.!;3 1 • whielt!beittg- the first after the' neve , flee t ivos Aftlry thrphiticeeding'coNtre I Est Court had been read, a . vint.6llerkbie• diqentsion etttlued in re-pett of the Address that bad been agreed tont , tholsst , C4l4ll't eOP the' imriictsevyn•• or i iiii,pf„t e stauts:ii, t-ritit . V; itrol •ofltve.`ottuenotlu‘ving keit . tireSertt.. etkirbis I.'4lUct it rtst'.i'itntl;H tufifilmAttliiniAtit fikqk t be . eri do Cori i i ". w illo wn it TiOpiltiliAlVieflV, to. I010111 1 )114:1Viiralla p!cistiret%olWl4 thi±'Cuktivt. .11 , 11 , 1 at!criti him there- With ) utitetiv 'fli,t4 - eittritil by a CollsiilerAbie ma.; 'l"ht , bord I.lilryt)r .tbeu laid before the Court a rittribit:: oll bits 1;411 I.,.,.citsett (ruin muffin: of the me „,t,,, r ,, in consider .it all Achlreis of Collgtlll4l.' , latiott 101114`..',Ittlyilitilt4 1111 ti$ the Vitnee Regent:, „„ ,eee. too Oottehttled witli his "1111.0...ctiy King of itoAnce, v.itetva ., deltate , ertalletl, wite6 ther . th'e,'ottpt ‘ltooldittimetlia,rely be oonsidered; the, Conti stioniq receive . petitions, 11greeably to the stAndir.g.orders i 'and, ott a divkion, there 411,1)enteil=.— . • ,s,hirrnuni • . . wimmueri 2l T11,r4 1 / 01,1 for ornsirleriLi!: the propriety ... • ' ' Alder.o. ('osekitotorrs l'citeri' • For receivi,ig Petition% !MAL 'onic ltiii4ipoify, in fit your of the latter OW-hitt:we, e f • • 35 The. Lord Mayor of,p4itited t, Coort for Thous - (lay rtrio, t . 1:011Si111. 4 0 0. f t t! .Atid re ••• The Committee avirtilitititil a tO ton,ider the peti tlirkkor tlttilitilt'Aillitnts of . the' principal streets . of the-01Y, irt:',rtitt:flottr to prostitines.fregoenting the tiavne',: present eil — te , report . of their proceedings, onsral the otittogemeots Mettsorel which hail t.i4att'plate • to ritilie.o}/* the ineonvesiienee'eoM plainell of, which Wad read, and °Meted to bit vrlntell . tor the information of the.'Nferitheri. liliss - Conolitittee fur General Purposes•Tiresented a Ileporrfcirliglrring certain-part 4 of the Manaitin lionsie Molt' gasirital for -providing . appruprlafe cli3nilelieraVor Guildhall and the ,li' e gyptian tellicii'Avat agreed til altil the Conitilittee empow ered to carry the saineloto effect. pke..lnliabitatittr Of . .the, I,lttirtl of Billingsgate prei•ertred-ar;petitititt. agaitiA the removal at the 1..14 Nl:o4kt '• '; ; Waitionnit gave notice of a motion for pe titioolOg Parliament agoinat the. renewal of the Property Tax, Which considered at to future •., ' ; ; . . .ExTit,toRDINARY ASTECI)OTP..--A ! short_ tittle ggg rorc hible gentleman wits Alinotin ,litthe ttetgl)bourhonct Aadiein, ,Cheshitc, ,when, lie stoted up a covey 4>tr five partridges, two o.t• which br. k ttCd ; the other thicelleW direct against the wil t( of oakt o n g er ' and 'Nil I!uid to the yard) !--o•The w:1,11 Of that house hark bce lately svlltewaslied, anta ,it iy stipposeil that,lront the Fmt shining strongly' iipon ie . tletved the birds, which Misr thee thtir d. tau matititr! roZZo M.)11610, M:Tiiitin DI UnAO kin it of a r ill;i11 4 °Me 1 dilrfitiVe frit . 1 in Co sirt, awl reCei4(l's c:litttil eat!' i cation, not as his cot emporary and enunti•yrunn linonaparte did, fOrn the charsty'of the Ling of France, but from the wise liberality of his pa toots. In the early disputes .whiell'agitated their Common conntry, Brutus - Bunnaparte acted ,the part at A fierces-dernagogue;.m. rozzo di Burgh() of a friend of ,ratiottal.liber: y., Hence Klass; an opplisitisso between . tlitun whic'i subserinentevents srbarpeuen into• lasting animosity, NI. nazis di Ilorglio Was so much esteemed lily his countrymen, 145 to be eleeted.s Representative to . the. Second, or Legi , lative . ..Assembly of France, . which was . 614a11y broken .up : by the Revolution of 1792. — Flying with' horror from the sanguinary repsibli-, e i i t iiiini orParis, he itgain sought his native shores,. and there attached. himself, to the mild and pro.: teciiiig Government of the British Sovereign.— M. rozzo di Borgho assisted the Viceroy, Lord Minto, as public secretary : and when the ling fish forces evacuated that. island .he accompanied •his Lordship to England. Here he remained, till the Treaty of Amiens, when knowing that- he teat porsned by the secret enmity of his, blood thirsty country titan, become the First Consul of _France, he resoHed t,i retire beyond the reach of his revenge, to: Russia. He there entered the Imperial service, and 'continued in it 'till the la nientable Treaty of 'Tilsit; when, unwilling to behold the spectacle .of _triumphant perfidy, he inlee mote withdrew front pnblie life, and found an asylum, ii is will, in Tudi,ty. The rumour Of approaching ILoq flit icy bin weds the Emperor • Al , x:111(14.9 . 41611, Booliaparte drew him bark to. St. • Pet erstutrgh, where he was warmly welc:Aned, anti employed bosh in a military and dpinmatic character. In both ciipaeities, lie contributed his utmost to tive:deitinetion of a power inimical to the happiness amf:incousistest, trith the libertie s of noinLittd, - Ele-has. been ever .Since• employed either i,i the field 'or at the Council 110,trd.• lie . teas at Vienna when Ilsomaparte landed At Cannes, HO went tram thence to join the Court tit Louis XVIII. at Client. He also appeared at.the battle eat Waterloo, and subsequently sseeompauted • his adopted Sovereign, I,e. Emperor' Alexandre, to Paris, where he has bleu I sec te dit F d to she . King of•ltranceas' the Itsisz.ian MioisteS, and on ,ill - nevasions condnets.hituself with the 14 , ,rivity. and :t Itifigintla befitting his high character,, iiii:l oat it : ally to lie ,ea . „pected {cops Lis great experience.--;. rom this short shetell it may easily be s,ell %tow i • tujodit loos wait the,elioice (A.M. Pozzo di Borgho's iiiiiiit to prefix !ii) an lienio, of revo!kn jollity) . kirgoli, , . I l i li e '' l l l i t t i t iltig k l l en !i t rc in " c ri l t n i r n e l et " t::)epeolj:i'tlino; ird e I t ' c i stlre ll sv i is lct ol e e tenor t I A this Nol.3eni,o,', pii.!ie lift. FitENOVALMANACK, The common illinalinek in France is• an ;minc ng pro4ociion ; it commences with the following ikt. of " ituroscopes'.' for cud! It :-..... January...4le wl: f t is born in I kiS• month till he laborious. and a lover of good. wins, hilt very stibjett to Whin rit y ; he imy too (men torget to pay his debts, bnt he wi.l be cout laisant, and withal n tine. singer. ' Thy laity born is this ow li will lu. Ti 'pretty pendent housewife, rather' inelmielto f), but yet good-trinpectil Prbrudiry.--,Tit4 1114 n born in this motto trill love money numb, but the Indict inure; he will he stiii,4 itt hotne, hilt rrotligal abroad. 'rite lady %VIII he a hutnlne atoi titres:lion/de wife, and it tender mother. Man-h.-I'llr nem tiorti in this moan, will he rather hand some; he will ite It mielit•iiiiil painletitt lilt lie will the poor. 'flue lady will be a jealous, itus,itoutte chatter-box, sonic- Mime given to fi,;litiog, and, itt old ege,, f u rl fond of the . ~.. . ~ .. . _ 4uttli!. - 4pril.—The roan who /tits the misfortune , to be born in this month will iiiiiiblijeef to niviiadie 4. 1 :-1e. will tire) twins advantage, and u love the ladies to liis disadvantage, for he will marry t rich tool handsuine !Skives. who will leak.: him -....... what, no denitat,:yitO MI tindersta4,ll.. 'The liidy'of . thii month will bc.tall tont stont,..witti a little mouth, . little, feet,. little twit, hitt greaf talk, and with all, t great liar. .Wait.—The mein 'lii4iiiii. thf s• loon* h 'Sell I be 'ha ildsoni e mid allo4lde. lie will nudge his wife , happy.. The holy will be . equally bless it ill retry respect.. JilAr.-- . lll}l Mast born now will lie of kmill! blame, p.is sionotelY food Of wulitetl and children, hot will nut lae loved in Tellico. The Icily will be a gichtypersonage, food of entree; she will, marry at the age of Yt, and i will be a tool at.45.' • • • .. Jo),y.--Thu no u n will b e fair ; he will stiffer death fori the wielsed weniatt ileitis-es. , The female of 0)14 tabrail• Will 7 he passably, hands,ione, with a sharp pubs:, but fine host. She walk of rather snaky temper. ;Irak/1i5t...4111e mmi Wilt. be ambitious and couregeons, but too opt 11, cheat , ' He 'wilt have several maladies, end two wives. The latlr will be ansiablitattil.tWiee married, but her second hoshand Will'eausv her to regra her first. 4.oteniliiti.„:-14e who is bnitt in this . mouth will be strong, wise, and prudent, but too easy with his wife, who will giVo blot great tltleASilli4S. The lady rounil , faced and fair-haired, witty, thseri;et, atlable, and loved hy.her fritods. Uriatiitr.'..-Thelinitt of this mouth will have a handsome fiiee , and florid eintipleximst be will be wiekod in his yOutb, , 411e1 it1y,,,, , , 'lto:umlaut. lIC w ill promise one thing and do /inutile:, and remain poor. The lady will he pretty ; a little given to ebritradletiuW; 4 'link etnowtti , l), toiii 'Kometinies a tittle ton landultalking. • Not (mad oh wine, she will gin/ the preterc.oce to eau,de 7 ste. She will have three kustiamis, who will girdle of griefs, she will litea know why. Noyealber.---Titt matt born now wilt hare it fine face, and lie a gay' deceiver. The IvAly of this month Will he largO, liberal, Ind full sit novelty. /Itcembh . .. 4 -'rlie Man born in this month will be it good lort 41' l'trsoll, though passionate. lie with devote laituiclf to the ariiiy, and be betrayed by hit wife. The' lo'll- will be aloiahle nod hautitionc, with a good voice, and A vi'...11,-proppr tit,ito.l-binly.; she will be taice miarried, reittaiu pout, bu t . cuotioile hoocAt.. , . After this :satisfactory adjustinent of fates cording. to months, follow many other explica tions: of destiny directed- by different rules, awl' fottmitut tot other principles. We have predic tions aceorditig to the four seasons, introduced by Llitt wootkctit repreietitation of it studious old gen tlettnitt cap and beard, looking through a telescope whiel UCCII3IIy torches 01le of the seven stars, compels the lightning. to heconteinte tit the zig-zag species, and is very near eclipsing the snu. If Moores Allt►:mmck be ol►pwed.to this French one, it v., 61 be found tery deticient and litinionr, and not more renj►ectahle In kistrologi cal science. iVe do not lin 1, hcswevc•r, 'that ttu tVurihi[►t+tl Doctor. Noutradaiiiiis ha•l any inteili gtoice, ►tt the commencement of the year• of the revolutions :and strange events ttlat were to happen in cotirle orit. On Saturday night, alioat n'‘oe o'clock, as Mr. JOHN Tttosomt., ut Purleigh, in the county of Eviix, a farmer, wai returning homc hot back front i\liqden market, he was btopped.by two roptinids, armed. with :pkinis, who eakpli e4 l h i s pc k ct „ 4 ,i 44, ‘vatcia, eahvaslyag, containing it titittlber iw,k jvaes., ottgcr rupertv, at 'ttr Which the robtier3 ohliged Lim di 3o ,„ unt , and one of tkehi rode 011 with Li, horse. LAIV. , c)!.1 ,", • y s .C_ FY. le. - C :;: . .,,,T;;;;;: - .r. . - cou,IT ()1.. t...ANt.:EI:V, .I,s. 17. I i . • Tr', iwit ti,„"A.,..,.R. milIM ,A!ter li e came. ; in Into Com't, iodinated rt sir S: leto%itt.t.v that he• l imi ( 4 l - 1 4 1: 7 r 7.1ttr•:.- - -"; : e es:.- - iday. Edyiitnil 11.3,7: 74 r; t:. 6 t.; 1. 1;; .....u„cs, :Stilt p :idic 7 nottle,.. 11 1 01 lost rereived a letter atinonneing the d e . tit h Moor -street, Soho, Wig: Hopper, of the sion! of Jiistice Heath. The communication was, re.- ; crivcd by the liar with a strong expression of regret. I-. •. _. • - I 1 6 ): e ac e twisontli,Jl):.cs;thiatrifleeil :tubd cre . b i r e t: l t i t , g , l o : i t ri t i ( c ) y the alta i l i :f s t RXIAttTII THOMAS IN THE tavrTan OF ttIONIAS : Mr. henry Mein:, the. brewer. Toe eircto7 •, - i £ItLLIs AND Cnt.'l(. : stances were lint fully gode into ; they were, Ow. , This ca , e c : .:. i ever, ordered to flint bail; then:selves in Of. decaldecal .11tne . titrai4 before the Coort for fir- 1 : they argument. Mr. That:tat, a bankrupt, as one and tint) sureties in -1111. rads. : Of the firm ot PitilliS„ Cock, and Co; presents a 1. MAN.slo:i tiot.isE: petition to supersede the Conitnissitm against him, nontitN SWIRDLING.— Yesterday, T. Gof, i on the ground that h e h at l committed no act (,t , duff W er, as 'Cllaraeil With defr:ttiding P. lirans 4 bankiuptcy; and further, that a Mr. Rowe, the • comb, •of nearly tour guitteas a under the following petitioning creditor, has iso debt. The, CHAN. ' cirettnlStallees::-- , , , CRLLOR also moved, if ! he should. think meet, i Some time since thc pilot/04 liabited as a sea''._ to direct an issue to try whether there is any ; man, met the prosecutor in tile city, 'anti told 17,0 , t debt due to the petitioning creditor, and at lest ! he had far sate-:: go at afty of smuggled articles] to stay all proceedings -,under, the Commission. which lie would sett for less than half prime cost: The petition contains divers strong charges which He then exhibited a quantity of rousVos, silk- . it may he all welt in p a ss over previous to his Lord- • hatulkercliefs, &c. and ne.ugreed to give the pd.. ' . ship's decision. ' Hokrever, the'short view of the sower four guineas for them. •A short time after complaiut seems to be this':—Thomas Millis anti the bargain bad been made, the prosecutor dis-6 Cock were ,contractors with tioverninvot in 1814, covered t h at t h e am id!" were ma , wort h mor e than to supply the. prisoners of war at Dartmoor and Ws. or Lit. lie ittntnliately went in pursuit of • Portsmouth. About that time they were indebted the priioaer. 1 bu _le.WitS unable to. trace tutu until, to the house of liosantpiet and Co. upon a back- Tuesd a y 1, 1 „. t. , w h ets h e , was , u ,, t , b ra „ o ffi ce r, who big, acentott, 40,0001. ' 'They dissolved partner-. ; recognised and took him into custutly, He W: l5 Ship, :and. soot:. sifter lit?samptet and. Co, settled : remanded. t, their '4lelliallik• rims 'llOlllaS by agreeing to take leveral• more of thuseletuales, whose nocturnal 17 ; 000/..payable by inkaithents, 60001. of .ivhich, peraiu:miatiotts.areasource of-son:LW,. ananyatted, he paid down. It ;appealed thut..a joint connitis• to tie City, were brought op, when his Liordsidli • sion) wns then. then takett . out against . . PhillS, contWittett thew tdrto - Brideivdr fin tom nu'l ttl ' and Cotk, in Loudon, and BoSantpiet Hod tarp, Co. hathig established their debt under if; there seas gond.grOund to suppose their would take ti dividend. 'That commission was, however, superseded, and a separate commistion.taken out at Plymouth against Thu mlO. By that prO:.:Ceditlg 1361111(1nel and Co. were necesAtatell to go.down to Plymouth to . prote their debt again,, and . the petittoney. further states, that un influence seas to he'used liv a 11(1.. ltozon i the solicitor, who took Out the commission:mt•Plymouth, tt Itielt would have the etreet of preventing Brisling:let aid Co, from proviug . their debt. This .Was deset died,' upon the whole., to be a most iri . t.'gitlar pioccediag mider the bankriipt . • taws . , and that the second' commission could not.,be sustained, Alter the .argionetitS for and lagainst the peti 7 tiOn kid extended to eonsidertible length, :rite Loan CHANCELLOR intimated, that Conn. kl , had given no explanation why ,tire second cominission had'been . taken out at Plymouth in-, stead of Lotnion 1 - 1 e did not sit in flint Conn, he .said,, to admit that•a eolllllliSSiOh could be exe pried better in the etuttitry, that: in London ; and Lis time circumstance of the collllliiiShill having been taken out in the country inst end of - London press eft strongly on hi6trinil, 'he advised die Coiniz.el for the defence to• he prepared With explanat.on on the point by Fridny - ttext. —ilk Lordship then 'ose to attend the itthtSe'of Loyds. S . G I'l hui i.U.L. G. Price, a yonth of 16, teas :charged %yid' as' 4 Tanking' 113111 ed Horn and, of 11 year , ot age, ou•Linigate-hill;on T lies d a v ev ,„;„ g taking frOns her a shawl., I'he child was ‘Vaiting for her hither at t'oe.shop-door at a mercer. wi'c i a the prisoiter struck her, . andto" seizing : th e ' run ()tr., lie was, however, pursued Iran tleet market, where . he was *starred, and the short picked lir where he had Muriel' it i n hi s tiight.--° iie was,committed to Britieweil: • Six Cyprlans wereelsaentnntitted to Bridewc!. l . ' for line tuotrthcavit, chargbd . with creating a lia r ' sauce in Eleetsstrcet, by interrupt:Lig the iyabli` :: way.. QUEEN-,;Qu.ARE. Yes(ertiar Rithiid Ca/Atari/ erns committed t 4) Tot tiiiititiOs Primih, for steuling mutton in sh" 1) Fhc;it:r de tiot the priiontr •beiongell to a gitilg of rktitig nt i.lllCo' r wAsTohtlyll last .ttl-t;i: the fame intrty,,nwl Citinitiu.Killg's 'ale ..was broltch told 11"' contents stolen ti•Sattit,lny !nil, that us .iie anti. cd.witoblee rte. lo ptisoner to Litt% : , ofor oli his eir• wctl 1,4U1, 3 1 " 1 ti:l4 I,iju nut to care Awl!. thketti. , 3 . 1 s oiti4 out y have a mom O 14) 14KY. A few day*. sittee as the Rev. •Itlr. f.A . ‘"" sr ` Ct!rate Of Net. kct, R retipecthht: sittitt, 62, yedrs ,$ %..11sitig aq.tl leisttrel7' boCatiiiktig lour the l+ttitatiot“ 1...im-kittg-110'' Ile was tonight iic t that-unit, tett f t th oug h totllC pet-Notts %%ere atiV.lCict: (0 the slut by bi..crirt, they were linable to t hint, and he re:twilit:lt fur nearly an hour mid ; httif, stillerittg the most excruciating pant,. belore the game keeper could be foutit(ku unlock this cruel iitsirti went • human vengeance, and extricate wottliy,,Gentlernan, whose kg was found -10 14' lunch lacerated, but . we are happy to hear uot clltu geiousiy,•-=lllis is nuked, &Mod liencfit of'Clergy:—(Bury. St .Edmund's Paper.) Yesterday Mar! 11 - cth was chart;etl with pri vntely stviiiing oh tilt: 30th or Decunilicr.•in• the tliop.of Mr. Park, of High Holborn, one. silk hah(lkercilicf, value ss. his propelly.—Fhtind Guitl!'l of stvuling, but not privhtcly.. Wm. Go/ding rieht',w . liteljetgd for burt;.l,tri ouslv ant! entaihg: the (I wdling-hintse. St.,litints's-F , treet, Mlincliester :Kinare, on the 2cl instant, atol stealing front ther i ee three kayo, of bread, his property.,-- nittml Guiltitof stealing, but not.of 'breaking anti entering. Char,les lifi l ltun was inflicted for feluninusly AS+ 11A, hacl, pm.ting him in fear, awl tifking from h .. person, /Ist Ahe, I las instant, one goiii chain ;MCI gOla heal, his proprrty. The prisoner, in if.is fif.lencc,.ealtol . several, re. spectable wit nesst.:'s, gave him, a most excel lent eharactcr. lie wits Inland Guilty—Death; bat strqngly re comsat:railed In mercy by the Jury and the Proi;e , claw, (in neeoititt at his former good character, anti from 0 coovictiint that the piesent crime was the first he - had committed. John Buptiste, ct man of colour, wits capitally - indicted. for' stealing in the dwelling.house of John M'Cortnick, of Shah~ cell, I 5 s. 111.1. in 'mo. nay and two gallons of rum, on the 23d dm} of. September last, his property, and afterwards bur gloriously breaking out cif the skid 'house. - The' prisoner pleaded 'guilty to the charge, and is broken accents-pleaded fur mercy. Ile was tOand Guilty—Death. • Elisabeth, Bannister • was capitally indkted . for stealing privately in :he. shop Ot Mr. }till, of Crown-street Finsbury•stptate, nit . the II th January instant,, apiece of.Preucheambric, value 201.. roportyor—Guitty of . stealing, but not. -pr'o4ttely,. WniCreag was capitally convicted for rubbing %I . Tilliatit Connor on the King's highway, - and taking from his person a • silver watch ) &c. and four il. Bank notes, hit property. Cottnxtit's I.lntYasT.—(Shocki»g Accident.)- r - About .siven o'clock on Tuesday evening there was atieioquest held at the sign of the Crown, in Stationers'•conrt, Ludgate-hill, on vier of the body of Atobert Hill, a town carter, 'aged 61 years. Allont eleven o'clock on Tuesday Morn ing, he Whs driving his cart with two horses down Ludgate hilt,. Where he fell, and the wheel going Over his-head, caused his immediate death. He has left A wife andlseven.children. The Coroner, in his Charge to the Jury, observed, that when the Catholic religion existed- it, . this en tl i t try, a late was Passed which, in such cases, would direct the for:eit of tile horses and cart,with alt the pro• pet-1y in such curt, which went to the nunneries': and convents, lii order that the deceased's sotul should he prayed for.'' That. act WAS nig *vet •Al• together repealed; lint Ow money now went into the Itouket of the Corporw:iott of Ltintion. , In the resent. case the dece , tied ..eat the drieer 811,1 . Huller . ; if a. heavy detu l :l)sl hies-ord e red, i t W ou ld WI on his family, he , would tlw - rettire recommend- - the joty_to make it as smBP tnltler the,hyfallittti near wiltel,'• whichl l 63 11' 4Pd' h , which wheel becomes fur -1 Vukue tout ss. p.kNICLIUTTS.. Catherine Campbell, of ITungannon, nt the cntiv'!: ' f T ) l,mr, to surrvihivr octb.,zoti ) .ai l d l 2 a Jou. iaNtunt, :tad :Ala of February oext. Junius (rf..eary, of •Ktifatilvy,. ia the count}' of Rt'lq o , surrender on the iioth and ;12:1 Jaini.or ititant, mu! 4uth vt Fet.tru4rF • Le‘iii Thomas to. }alert 'llimo:is, of the city of Dul'l in !' coiselt-ntakers,' tu :•orreuittr MS the 3uth :ilia '224 Jai l9d r ? :uul-iotts'of Februar% belt. :11 Dyer, of thr..towii uf Kiusuit, io tb of e - uotiolY • Cork, litewci, tu" surrend.r un the . .2 3 d'and 24th uf J11 1111 , 4r J „ iintuut, Feinintry next. SC() all January 12, Tlionuts *i'vric, vintner, Newtown Pais l o'l , ere inevt in Ow Itelfrewsltire Tuutitte In,* .4w:tory anti ih,tli Febrw.iy, at 12. • J*.nory 12, Nt.cwin . tan4 Co. Greenock, oad iti un:ler Ilie lirot of SII4IIIIIUII, ,Liviogston,, G4.—Crealitor► wee+, in the Vilato Hart lan, Gievnaa --44** ou;.,ry 404 it FOnuttry, at 1. (*AUL SIAttKET, JANUARY 17. Ship' nt MtirLet. Sbilts, .01d. • Price. •;si isl 3Bs. pd. to 4ag ' 114 5u1,.14. 1%014 . ...... 4 6(1. to 41e. .....4(h. Otl. to --- ••• tittri3lS L At Shim-one, in the liini;!* Clutinty, Ireland,- the Lady u t : ',Mau eas Oth,titi, f.xy. utx sun: On Fria.l, the sti. Fahan fiectory, Irehtbui 1 1r5• Spvnver oil% son And • o f in Liriscr .Groivepor-strrut, the La"i Ihipwe Buctauvtl, tv. 7 ditudister. NIAPItIEII. Qll the 13th of Jti •at Liontl. ay, William Aslibufners F. 44. to licster Alarin, attest daughttr of Citu,ge ut Madras. no late,day last, itt &lar,•-le-laotirte Chinch, Calif Fiftvelf it. eu tfaughttr tit toe It V• I't it e;l'rebethiAry oil:Judean; and Citittql uf DIED. D4ATII or .11:1)c; iitAlLl.—This venerable, learncui , upright Jutigv•slepittOd this life yesterd.tv ‘tnurniit:• - , ‘ ktt 11 " 1 1. 4 CinMoil*.iiritl - strver• Zits iulirni itiitt.of Itrttlat buil 6 " , titue i.i VU att‘lt that he wo, alma to retire teottil 4v Itcht:l).—Sh.Tuhr wil; both* tiro: At Great Tattngton, Ihrati, on the 13th WO. PetteloVi` second ttatightcr or the Ilcr, t teorge Wiel4y, of that place.. ' . Mrt Eclcum 3 iN Wileuxolged . ' . o,i the ..14.1th .tJ;;lts.t hist, at clurotigttUtill, iu Ott . ; ,t•Ltt.tl Or . 4144, (.;ept;titt Jowl Sykt..s, 9th ile.giteent Native. lat?4iliQ r Boosts:1y. • • .On the )9111 inst. at his house., St. James's-plrletti . htti • bitrek, ikiex, - ,tudcr I)ewtvt . , Esq. I,ni: of ettleuttuy in thy - PF' :year of his Outfit t I t.o at Etli:Antriil,, Chat les lime Cogap• E 5 4" 144., of II), ,-,.i ttil.7.t.t .oaths. 1 of Ott lt., thy • 41.1 !ill. ,tt 1..1111C11 , 11i, hi the PA" It icG :`llt Kt:: tt 117 }',:u,• lis ‘Y 4*1 : 1 ,,14. nnwrieo-J 11 ( 1 s•=rtive , i ;t .3 s—set Ire(' oittki• KittO tirorgr 1. tor the tinwe of ten luArs. litis ime , m )r Y su.oalit untettp4ireti tint ti _ - VI:4OW'; : Priettl !•-y J. B. Voir\ tii.l, No. 7. 4;1r 1 i.v A. A. s(;ait.esi 140 11 . °- : 41 li ' .:S"-{)",('It• Civ, 50.:v.4: where Ativett4B lutott, °niers, LAI oti a(ust.raul:,,er.c.tutuit uc agitislitty I