The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-25 00:00:00

krotit (i.I.Z nt, Martels. 18+t. aizrtte ootifitq'ttiat Esti. the; ,American er, It vi ( Tfror , tialt r'tlial the ince ft;-zrot at :New, OtleLttor; 4,a 1 . 0:14 itt,,i, 'harks Pahie, 11. twaccent the Sicilian Or alr of - tri Lieut.-0411E3nd J. , Cnoyhell, of the li regiinuat, and Liettt;•Colynel.ll -- . Ant, Portogitete scrtteei to tsecevt thelhiftusttete Or.: Ater of the '.tower anti Steord.j : • • reit 1 81S. • . , itStVityijosept of j.lght ions, Lieutenant' ettn!Drt Iflack— ; Is fie of a - Company, by iitirchacc, nee toPte 101714 . k if r • • 3st ltt'itiruent of root, .litutes ...ftoyte, Gent, to hr Ensign, by lionbury; pionlot • • 11; ,ret Lirovilailt-colonti Honourable Geroc.l Pc.CtoirCy; boot tile 70th P.m, toile 'Nifijoh; rice Econ., t:iithlofqs: • - • • , itith t lino', I aptain J rules A w ilalr, fro itolf-C.fty of ibis 11,c,gi •43104ni4titite'Ciertalo of---nilinsip,tny, vice Mratior,',wltare-. vetting Mr difference. $714 I.)frite. Liettfinqiit •ItViltiuorTuylor, '0°9,44 Ittpay of I Lto „ ' talc Lieutenant, vice et.ttotrOillg,,,Yoio + O X' ' • C9rvol to be Captain ot.,3,Cont party, Ity yarelva4l vice in the 'mil Punt. I Alto, , Itateignl6ll4ills Nltiltepritee, from the 4(lth:root,. to he t.ickitrimitt, by iou'rebase, vice Blown, pr..muttql 7 0 Ra 4,killwilcry , l Liontratant-Colatiel 'f lionize; Evawt, f r om two , stli-r,;ar; in- lire iTO(' , ffirc?, Nl' l o , exenilit4 ol ;'' Licutenniit Theolm)4)itint • tu,•lte Captain of a Qottrpti.tyy wittiotit ntiteltuse, vice Bernard appointed to'tfol I tit Itoyar• :victim tiattation. • • • `To ho without pureltase—Emign (lento c'vh.4ll,i pitomotetl. F. L. 114411, rice . Hunt. John Corrj-fent. vieo Ingall. 7.141$ (Pip, 1-01.1Aian Lii.tt,,E.iii.•plyintutt.i.,l• 7. nn half-pay of, the . Isi I•'ont 7 , to be Paymaster, vice Coigrovc, plitectl upon (hilt-oak; • . 84111 Ditto, William Itussell, Gent, to be Ensi g n, by raft ! :te,prfoulateif." " . • 0 . 71,11 Ditto, Lieut e nant .101 in Binning 11olick to he Captain at d Cowpony, by porchow, %lee Layevetc, -who retires': 4ith,lty,y/O'ortiiii Battalion. ('l nui ts lieorY M3131)101, 1E. , (1- Pa/Master of the late hi Batt iiinn tiht Foot, tube Pay- . .) . • • Dittpc'Ensign W. H. Velloo, from tlic York .Chassc ors, to tlitlt Ditto, Major (*.loft'les Turner. from the Royal l%':1::41ort 'frain, vice IViiiimoson, who retitcN, nvott.the half-:fray of tiholtoyal Waggon 'Frain.` .• • ' -1-104 PETAL PCOOtrilkSprCtOr ,1411101, M ' 171 ' OW. 11m)ector of ; 1t0547 intats....l)ockir 3fttneg to 1.114 oe:-6; • to be Deputy Inspcctur ut 1 lo.pit:il4; • 4101)10:11,1 ah t; . :I.). 7 1 1 prd,)vito tiosq;vott itt tits rprces, vire,Torre, tvjwp: plion)toient baV . tint taken place. • To )ic 11,1pital-Assistantr tn, th • ,4` )4lAnritr, rig e 144414 I I 11C Lk! - NI tit t! I like AO : WIWI, I . • '. .l:4rtle. si:xneit by the , • W 114011-1, - frprn tip t i 4 r itti ftei. , , , ;iitiltt . of robt, be .E 11114; JOhn ,tpinvii:(l, Own. tis t , ' ' wiei'Edvritrits, Col ,• ,lier,.(;ent to toe cl . itto,..o!:ol.lrrioltirt, reii4;t4e4. ' • ' e • • , BANEIWPTCY HeNoiir, itt 4 ! 30 1 1 ". 17 . 1 1 ( torrs' Natitwich; Cht.shirv, hantiers;64,t April (; to 25, BANKRbpTA. *I • II • •11 I e pitas to. an, , go,ss al, , t u t s 14 ir , .Iptil 8, it six, 9, and May 4; at :eleven, ..at tlie-ticorge lull, Nlarl..-et.llartorointli. 'Atiorilieo, ;Ir, Titce,2 New Inn, tn. Mr. Geurg.. islavkat-liaritn i•qt.tgit . i`v , ter Lucklm•Vl, nuirch"ant, April 13 andWa 'r '4, at one, • ;it the' ;Cientae.• Livertooil. A tturities,' Cllr.. 141xilifusvccuft, Lincoln's Inn, or . Slt..Davies, Livtrtinol. • John ,lacti f son,llLustop, I)ernyshire, rope-m.ll.er, $. .1 1. 1 , it, ,ttt'l May 4, atvlev,..ti, at 'the' Flyinv -ham. Attornies, Mr ‘Vrii, Berridge, ILittoriltordeo, or ;sl,..„,.l4.y.,xttrott,,liiipl,iiisnii„ and Parto93, Notting;"-n" Joh)) LlArklivals Lain:;ishire, prii 17, " Or, IS; at ten. and 1 ‘1:`i• •I, at twelve, at ifie'Minotca • 'Lin,. tkrlgan. Attornles, ‘Vinille, John-stiret, lied - tet.d.ctisv, or:klti. Henry Jane I)nektir, Great Itussell•street t Coretit -garden, vii,tualli•r, 96, at twelve, April (I', at one, ant )1a) 4, tw i lv e , - al (itiildlTalh *Attornies, I/Ovill and Tust:n 'New ',lririite•C.s.treet, Ithichfi•iars. Liverpool, upholsterer, April.;), 10. and Ay, 4,' at the Vuili Hotel, Liverpool.' Atiornics, I.4erpool, or tslrStrs.Cl;stke at n i Itichardw,' , Costieco-hiae. • and William Noish, Fulwordircrt, Cavendish vinare, ttla:.s-staiMo•s, April 2,. 6, altiVA 37 4, itti j e •at Atturtit", nr. TONVerA j t'attitooitreet; PATI:on . square. • • :•iteviavi Louch„ Ilythe. Kent, .baular, March April 2, and May d 101, Guildhall', London. Atior net, Mr. W. Iticliardsini, Choitelit's inn. jl'illii+ar lit man and Mary (luatic.' 4, NVliitechaprl, tavern _ liveinu,, 3I irch .'pill and iNlai 4, at twilve,',o 1j itl. :11tornies, Messrs. llra i ce and Selhy Stirrey-stieet, Strand. Rrithleston, Dryotishire, shopkeeper, AprilP.l l 1)}, Mutt May 4, at twelve, at the Elepluttit Vxcter. elituriiirs, Mr...lame,s,Plinton,Witte-0156e-court, l3:Let 7 sticet. or It. Ciratee, Meter; • JhbiiGllstirof,lC'eweaitle•tipnit4yrie, merchant, April 17, 18 . , 7i titi May:. r 4; at eleven, at t h at 'rad' 1140, , Newcastle-upon- Atturnies, Mr 1-Lytley, New Ilridge-street, ..Lon • ll.Crt, tir Mr.-Forster. inhytt,'Clieapsille, stationer, March 130. April 1, and .T .y Itt ten', at fluildliall. Attorney, Mr. It. Ilarvey, Ciirsitov,itrect, Lfiantio:Cy.taise. •' ‘Villiami,'Neliwell Sartun. Devonshire farmer, tlpril t. at gurrace, ntid•May 4, at ten, et the [lull Fairford. .Attornies, Messrs. Frofil and hose, Stile - strert, Lincoln's Ins, or Mr; John 91‘uod,Fairforil. .IRielonal Iticlinioud the younger,. Manchester, iron-liquor ' rnalset. Alicil 13, 13. anti May 4,' afelevitti, at the Coach Maneliester. Attoridirs, Mr: Histop. • biatrchester, litessrs. Willit s .Fitirthurtle, and Clarke; %%milord- court. Norwichoirhidijor, April 18, 19, and Mit.7 1, Itt foiii,"ia tin, White Swan Inn; Norwich. Atha- . gestic. Sewell ind..llloke, Norwich or Mr. Thomas . T s til""s4,F4citilrstrttrit. Giiihons,Jobri ftihLatis, sprit lienjomin Gilibons the yonl), , vr, Wol;rrilAtttptetri, tirmittri, April 10, rt direr, 't;At-eicron, the,Sirry Motet, .At tor nles, Mroorii. Baxter Anti' Ito% Fortrivat's Inn, or. Mr. Ctireco, Wolicrlinltiptort. itomeni, lio4l4iblitittfte,' Sussex, brewer; April /t air , l ,Mny 4,4 t, ti k, art.:initsll:ol, ..Loorion, Attornies,; Grepou, "Plicogmortpu:strect, ur , Martin, I,l,tttl. • Jollit.-Newt,m lto lei,z.fre,, / of Ldrver':Veniple-itral4, Nord a, ntpl-Zitity,4; utstott.floildhall, I ApolUes, Mr.. t'.l4i, 1,1“11441 clitttenPytM'lari• 1).1;0,411, Ilarriimi r uf.iVflitent4l)..strert, lirewei; April 13; TIT, land •Nlay. , l, stt twoise, nt (uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rigby, 11. Wry!) 24. E. and S, N. 30J4..p1r, Ililry l .street, St. Mary-Axe, r4 ,, rt - ii;m!turt 16; E!iiirchAVd,reftelttrrali•dt rertChambers,' iltip4)(4lteit44l4rdi 2 1 :, T.. 11. - Lot ham, - ,fiev(lnati4iev -slit a r ,/1. hbert, itutl Ci. ft. Cutlp., inerellanto—April 2, it. N:Slivert Oxford ofre - er . , ittrlit.rthisiterAtitif le; IV. 'lead, Aero-,itaker-4April 24, 'l'. t 5, Qin/it:llton, snrrey. ,papc,r-tunier llir ell, W. itircti,loa W. 2%lin - sit, Fleet-,street, f. ) ,;;, pliiier.,itnto , :ri.-April 0.3, ;I. 'Allen, Inner Tcinphv, Itioney-scrivener , -.lpril re 7, Nottliain 1,3 la, w,livive, !'Zlirfey, .1. 1 1 .alrer, llortilyier-titrent, Caren- Kiilll4ont a 3,1 i s , v,„not_Atefir 111, F ont , m y .. oaelr, 17...1. Nicholson., ivoolren... (lever -April 9. kI• i' 1 14 1 " ,10 ).1 1,, ek, latter—Afirit Ai i iy ,o4l,fiatvra,P4lneulh, ilritper- I'.iir ur , I,ittleSalea rtr#4; in , tltaier=•- , i'vp! il 1 74, It. L. indlre, :frit In, W. M.Kl,tv, li,,e),,dr.airr - -A mil IA, C s 11. - Trt.ft, Portsmouth, irernAtler , --Aprii Chhis.qhtre,T , kynt.ll , l.4l, I f , tots; tpril 17, E. 1401, hirtlier _ „ twit Cticitenbana, Enn.er—April 17, J. lice.- ... a liii,l4ington, t;l6 , irester, farmtv--Aprit 41. J. and A hemuthiv, rtcretutilt«—Aprit T. flall l l4Y, Wa.)mt, Tysoe, ‘Varwieli, cat J* Halt!, Clittcrr, but ci:ur—Apt ii it;, R , I)ot6oti, Livervul, mer cfitttit.' VICATKS—A Putt, 13. , It. gird J. CAlicr, Livorputtl,t' . ,:terittitry'tcorgeotts-. 7 . ward, uinirtiotele %Vestirth.y.upoitqryttt, 61,44.1, e9'.;.1 I ve, t:tistlbridge, ince-men:lt:vat —lt. ;tad T. - Iliverr,ll44l).9lrte, Wirt hike, Sttrri'e}:rot;t:ri-AAAt' o s ll, i),' drattrr , ..—(i• ttrittimtia-matriitac , , Coopler, Slicirtoa llallet,',"tioittt4Set, 11061.11 p, lirt.tit w;, , otl,.l.;,iti , 4,alitist,rttlir.r---. 1 ; Mow, • London sttrrt, East caltiot t-nt.tker—lr." Prx, Northirtat, Sussex, Itter Stoirterii court, 'llirogritortott-street,l4:lrAt4ier-1-1. L'Auhsk, Poyd't C'c fr '-irutnt, insurance- hvolt Bra t.o„• I..ottlytt- , Great Portlttnartqret•t,- -0tzt,..1,114;t44t.r— -it.lllt-Jrcet, Cogaititl.rel4l4o.:ral, .1)1S8411.VEI). • - I': C. 'W. IV. mill ?j.llrattly, of ~sottly.icii, EA:itt,'lttalhitt.rs J. .1.• C. alt,l V. C. itlurtlotl4 titans, It. 1 , 11,,t41t1y,,ittp.. 41.1141 T3lit., y•taltt•r's---.1. trod' ii ! afer; nrtii .1. 11.144.1,, I.i vf:rl.l9l/i;•ulliktattniltitaits-J.:lrs'wel,t: uiid VV. Nlearti, pel-street, Mayfair, jtakcr,t—,,r, pint It. hot - tiett;ortk,' I)t.at-'tt I ty; tiva slit rt., .1 • AV , ' I 4 " : ' Wlal awl V . ,44.119';;0H.40 ,1 ": ": 41 " ' IV. •B. Ni,i.AtvoiNi.nott,,m,..b.rn..uifJ #;(,:, anti 1 1. l i rttot..t..trtritie .1. Pdhil ,l lo;iiteri...ers-:-4.Kll4llPillil Ixt' , W "rc ett r , glory toalmt4tAtirers--(ail.,...orY.',Atiri'4;:4li.litel)Vir ilii4ll.Bl7rol, South...ark, ltainittim and !%1, Apr, AM,- (Alt 'irk, ..(;„ (Irotircliietti,•4.l.:l,witor; sun, Flida•-sto. it, Cheap,sirlt..,, r.)101131111,! liturit-drapcts--A.. ttetcl E. Nl ,, tyriot,x-: , -.l*. litt.a.l. l tt.nil'l,.littitiin,lon, Soot It ;i1o1.:' ttitt-hike!. t.& ..r,.---IR S .111,1 'K, Bit ties, %mitt"; iirotters . -11:' mill 1 1 ; fjotllirkt ~ W!,!(.64.)1, I , .;3rrw.icti, ett gittvers—Vt ~ .1., awl G. Phipps, i1itt.4.1,1, tintl,,r•otcrchattts I E. mill r. Cooper, 41111 l‘a . Yadwitrtl .4 , 41 ' et..1t.F . ;••t.:,41 . X, 64110.41'4 ' l . . Bill tOll IIU 1)4.4t-buildurs. •• LA - IN ' t * ELT:idtSCF, I . (*WIT QF • • SitSAN . ilif..l l t. 11,,.1,7•,•,! I Court for itri' initinciion,. to . restrain b:r V. Cougt:eve' frOto Making, si t (lie ,niiiking, Of r:erlaiit • maehiots for the pre , erv,i(i(;“ of gunpowder, in violation of the riteot lad been ed to his t:ll.l4t . ; . 'Alt. the ' The Ularoed Sf•tlud,' lilac Mr. I1.111;cr; gentienian of cowikkr;ilde riCrli nod it.... t;'Cnuilv, "had in vented` it:id , ditalit• to perteet a certain ciachtot.:•'ot• essei for die bAki:ottve)( . olce trf giinPou , . 'ion! hutting . if free' t ront it lt.:(i • ncen blow? 'of Si) lintel, utility, (hat 11,(tl heol Io ht (1 to title: out pate :t. (1 ; 111 . 41 - had ((c 115 iii6.,lllinn (itic, form, it . lts inatiO . gry.,E (lowlier sit tlivse s at brit clikLy tliv. use at the List (,omi.,iny, Nod loath llUrtll 14) •11.1ve' einttinni , i ills eng.igeinents the (;(iiiiriny, 'but that , the de1 . ..111140t Itiol • cotica 2 : , . Iwo, by making .f....iiittihirnirii( ( (' .. .chirre-of vovered with wood;!..iti, tact iii I..tlie intro taait two!, tife .sanie•prioCiples os the Niteot tkarly rhein, to! ttta'st per ' evcry • purpose for the data ilt. had heo takvil out, Mr. lt olket':3 lflitvit U,l) star — ell, 'the' rtelit he 1,.,d itta Of the Lord,s - ot. the ilthutt alr y tu in,p; pay soot,: of slily"( cat war with the safety ves,,els,. had aecortlin4ly - beett adopt- . etl ttl tie toivy, ittid hiia• bccii fit' ' cry c tpect.ation: lie I, , id th6ll'lo the pow dt.t . froni.whenee tllry hoot heto torwpi an fl al flit . on board rent Alps tvete ; Ili ' , IValker, • hiot sielon , q(ano I y recrited letters frosts Ltait..Exiiii.ni, I', Sir ltoirl, Sir EdwArtl it'll(' gterut Thivdr their claire 41) , ,II0L4Ijoil isi ibeiiiitchilit'S; •••-thiey hail ' vital to tile i.:3lC;li to lilt! Atintfrulty, and' had 1(:4)40111111d' ed every ship in the service to he sullltlied +t it I, them. The , atlidavit then "stater!, it liad e'onic to his kno'(%lee(ge, tkiit machines in itifilation of, or. rather upon the. ' sante plan, 111;111 , 0';iet.iritig at the roy,it, tVoblwich, t.tider the direction of Sir • 11 illiitu, Uoitgreve, tvitilnut i•wy hew thelit linlllf, for thnf Prete was their, said lute . Leuroed COottici;' the atlithrvit! of a Gets tlentan'or the tonne of iti s Chrtney, who sttited, :. - that he had • vinitett the royal'. arbetViii, itt IVk)6l, widl, in October last ; fbat lte ithserVed.; ;smithy of . the votlittleit ,employetl,in leaden toachittet•,• Which, iv ben_ [trey had finish-' e . (l, they carried ttr cooperx and Carpen ters, by -(vv-licAtt Vvere cased with wood . ; that Intl ti•Cee - thrtr t alter' to the . ,titito.ill belong- , Irt to filet; piforined ,cirtaiti other ,opti;.o.l , ois upon their', trim' which lie was con. as' mile - hints r‘gr th! , !..6411142 those deS'crtheli fit 1k! phint speeitication alt! uitservetl, 11141 they ; ‘ecrellyitig the o:illibet of cartridges, adapted to goat pttliKtent catAtte. the machine's weratidett.• latest to . colitititie--,From theseobser.v,atiotts - lie . w44 • .enahled4o..ascer•taiii,. that. the itttepthi l a nd enter., nal fOrnt u t the machines,. exactly corresponded , t~itlt.fhotte of the plaihtilf.'77-lie added liist'eonvic tion that the s personsso.coustroctiog the machines tinder the intmed,ittte trirccitpri of the tleleit! dant; Sir. Was. Congreve, who(lteld the sit - nation of CotOptroitey , ii ,tkie I,,,ihorittiatTat : ' That, ltr truth,. the mat:limes eu 111 4 , , kitig. ' WVI ' e tie- Seftheti 'bOt•lte ticivittlatit's• iltventiort—thirt the :Were klimvern arieoftl as I V;ilker ' s in; t'ens'e Tutu , aaid- so ttettoillismi ed., • M'(;:ii•toey staled that It `fitilither of the nt , tchioes weie .finisire'd,'filletf iei r th nod ready to he stot sent rit ' the Vpoii these •aliOlavits, the. ;learned coims'er siiblitic...(l drat Mr. 1Va:111:er was ,entiticit to restrain Sir Mi. con 41 . cve•• froiq tonnage vi(4attog patent /491i1, 1 CIIANCLLE.V1i itilltiWitri granted the in- • • jiarctiont 0 The liigi&twit! Society met oh Tiihrsility, to re . oiehr.iie the distingoishett valoor of the 424 Ile gititent at the. 2i..:.ttic of Alexandria; at which the Duke YOUK. did them tte . honour • to, presitk a;rompatm o jed by the 1)..0ke of E.RNT, • N,lutot..“'; SINGLA.iIt, &c. 16(.:1tNi0r,.C6,.t..}1 ()Evict: --Out ,Friday. (..,;onot , „i4,io ocri ., of. 11 , wjioe.y.,(20:4cli s cooriett:ii the uittie,ritietitiotted thy tlie li• lite vq ivirtv-tki illt. ‘V , II. Tri &iv,. in 11;e. 4,t exaction. Pire.tetf acr ilris,u ,in tiro, iiet,aiiy voe.ti r -f ! w.(W:V.hrli if M . 41 0 -1411. })6l. .I)oitt, ,1, ji ci ,I.‘pl, tl4 . primity of (tip.• iyilskiig Hu n t t spectois :tt the'llie;ttre ; and live isiitri! li , e4.fresices ut the Timiittes,vu the iurvrtuution vt tuipec tuts, TRIAL OF 'A CTS . TOM-110USE OFFICER, FOR MURDER. MAIDSTONE, Ttt uRSDA Y, Nra nc Et 21.. THU JUNG V. THOMAS. Thpmai Thomas was indicted for the wilful mur der of Thomas MoOre, on the 9th of Auglist last': Thii 6ise WAS ono of cousideruble iruportance, it:. ireing that which•our readers' may recollect was, during; the last Michaelmas Term, removed by , Certioiwri, mr6in within the liberties of the city uf' Itoehester, where'the offence Wa4 cenintitted, to the Coart of -King's Bench. John Bridge, the first witness on'the putt of the prosecution, deposed that he %V AS a custom -liOnie otfieer. On the 9th'of August last he wits . it(t -tlOnctl on the lailiMard-iiihr' Of 'the tpiirrierAeck trt, rthe Achille, thee oil Chhtham. Th!!'lristmer was -in the main chains aft,; he saw hint. present his Mitre, and fire Wolf, 'when lie inquired if the' inatt' was - dead? Some 'person replied, yes. IVit rirtiS went up, to thelniSOlter, nod sriid, ". you vil lain, : are you litaashatned to have shot the titan ; perhaps he has left a wife and family ?" To which the prisoner refilled; what's' his tamily to me— n it had been :my-own father, r s'itoiddthAve shot The • boat. of 'the deceased wits, about 20 yards from the ship---witness - had (leek for neorlv2o minutes befOre pi . isPlicr tired ; did not hear hint receive . orders to ; did not Ire..r . the 1)11,mm-speak to the deceased, 'nor was ?hoe any noise or hustle -in the'ship at the time. .tin Serjeant dust: to theli i rionet - when hesaw'the boat at the deceased • drift hty.;. , Did.not see the hoet , at.the moment the shut was.fired. .Would not sweat', how 11:41' it ntight have been 'to the ship, ,nor whether it had" siiipped—beiliveC4-boisoeve'r, from 'what he Saw, immediately after, , that it cOnld notArave: been' nigher to the ship. thaw twenty yards when 'the pri*oher Gtetl. „Other:i,would say. the same, and Ire'lliniFy v'elt , lhat the'huat stailit no time 'netfrertann wlwalie said; Was'Snrestherpqtwlter. spuise , to, up, Orson, whale he, • the ‘vitnesS, was inn say Whether it 'IAS twenty mi nines,lt rriight. he more or less, ns he did not pelt out his tvai*i. Was quite sure the prisoner did not cry 1144 ,""tietp what - lie, the wit tie .;s had saki, be vi .. r . 'l(l . say, . . flits witness; by weir( d the 40 vot:slrebultesi train tlr, Court mid Om use', forthv. t. 5. siiihol,"Ttvity,'lttunittansisletiq, he trepently betrtytql.J Nayloy,Aepo..ied, ihat he, waS a Witter mu tit Chatham. On the 9th of August hist...he boht uear the Aeltille naan 't)f OAP) AUtit'll 'IP44.A,COV the' prisoner optioned the main Time Witness alsu saw' the. deceased, Thonms Moore, in his ho it. :Saw - the prisoner: leVel iris ansket, and tire Ile had ptevious-, lyhtlard the prisoner say he woold tire. 'Could , not swear, however, agaii;st.whout it teas directed. ' TheVe - trtte sPate4 gentlemen,in his: boat at th e • times,. who held a few words couversatiOn,with the Pris Oner, l tit witless,euidd not they. teem , .' His. boat-was' Audi 'se% eti vi mds hour the shore ; that of the . deceased was , abaft tiventy'.' :TIA monrent lite shut was, fitstd.the deceased fe11... - Examined by Mr. Justice 'B .tor;-.=file ceased was it hoe in ins :boat; arid 'li IteoitOw . towards tlie-ship • peeVioPs to 'the 'accident i ll u et;o o ttl i r t e n.. s a bo t t e % % 7:t c i ( r ) c li t i l ti , .I;tYi N ve; v e e t: . ; l oo teP:h v at t l i e le 7: l c e i .. l: ceased hay hold ol . the:ship; 'there Were .. seSeral other hinits itio - rig'side...." lit had been about ten minntes'esere, and 'levet hearif, the prisoner try• theb'osts . '" keep tiff." . • John t.'.ooke was, it . tpintrer 011,'btrard..tbe . on the9th Of;Aagtist- - last;,..atuPwas -* t -the ,vn-. trance of the geogway on heildibokt . e - lide of the ThCilliSollo' Wlis abqt in the nivin•eitaius---' nnit f iiets had :been oti'dur yabour aim hour before the aseitlent happened, null was aletion dick when the Musket -was tired. Hit :I+lkt:tithe-prisoner wintt. it Wds'. tired for who replied, boats would not keep titf.' Witness said, - yott - iniv4 fired with -hall when he said, yes. The:wituess-seittil hope you have not the•rnan ? Prisoner-was nbuitt to atr.. , suer, but a confusion,. prevailell," and some one , cried our that tire'nian was-killed.' I.fe': inktoetli ntrly.wvot on the poop,'and SilW he•liiiit of tbp ilVased drifting:from' outlet{ the count.er of the ship, about I 0-or 1 I yards:off, The Commanding.. :with hint previous,-but was below when the accident liappened. Had heard•the.pri, boner frequently call Ont . to the boats to keep esti," find nv oseen t tier deceased , tritil after, - bis, death. notilltur.any iiriters given 7 toAlte pd. rsorer to hue. Alitairn. is a watefinan ; seas.elose tn'tbe Aelmille .an 111 Oth t Itugust• last. The deceased was in his . boat; .about 20 t o arils off. TheiPri.; soner Was in the Maim elirrins, and he saw him, snap the-flint of his. gum &kir:newly.; walked mitt,. audio abtint hall a niintite . :he saw Ititit pre sent his'gun and Moore's boat only: wits in the way,. but he did not see the prisoner take ,he the: deceaSed fall ; his oars. went'. over Imeril;anti .the boat drifted , astern oldie ship. ...I, Wilts was a:marine on board the Achille ; he was.relieved as:sent:lnel by Thontes., lie delivered :him a musket unloaded ; ,gave. • Mtn also Otte bInA .coltridgds and -three. rouning balls.. The . ortkt.s. were- to iceeilall4oatir LAI except of belonging- to the ship; or others in militant. Did: not connutmie,ite these orders', hut n'airtertain ire told him' time piece was not loaded. . the - general orders oentries were usnallSt. Ravine(' with:halts,,threi loose ones, as occasion may require. . It i s as often the tice to 'fire - bail, in order. to Make a noise, and frighten persons approaching the ship. • Lieutenant Jackson .had. the command of_ the Marines ; was in his cabin when he henrd a tuns, fi r ed ;.sirw' several hiyets hem the Shore, ran to the stern :window; and saw tmother boat drift, log-with a-Min lying in it. - .The. orders of the Mariiie4 4ere . generallifgiven•to the sey'eants anti ~corpoiats4 no- min •was. AO go out of the ship, and all boats approaching were to be - reported to the oilier. of the vvitteti; LOose bail 'as well as idaitit;- cartridge were given to- :the. sentries, hot oily were never to fire tbeletter, -unless ordered to , tlo , scrby the- officer. . W. 14 . ervia in is a surgeon residing. :et Rochester. Omu the.9thotAugukt last he Airiis.e.4llrd in to Out.- " mine the body of . Moore, .witen he found that tiILISISO-bird had entered the jaw, and extended to I W h a e s s i p h i e n! o o c f ca t t b l is on ne o e f k. his l d i e t a - h tl a . d lio4ollbl that this W. Naylor being again called_ iniwas-ox4Mitle Jititice 13;mytry,.,ta the situation: in which the Achille lay,. as-also the boat of the deceased, when the latter was. abut. y The witness clearly proVed :hat they were both . within the limits of • the city of Rocheter. The evidence fo'r the prosecution being close 4. the prisoner was called' upon for his defence,when - . .Ime stated; that he bad been eleven 'year's on board 'the Achille, in the service of his King and ,COtitio , try ; that he had fought in the memorable..bail& of Trafalgar, and ever studied io - obey his officers, and tn pertoini his duty. He was a total stranger at Cetathant, and could not be supposed to enter tain malice toward, the deceased,. whom, utheri, he_liad frequently warned to keep ofrfroul( the `ship,..but to no purpose. Ilaving.balli,,he CORN . , ceived that in case ut emergency he teas to herls; used them, andn-inalte preseitt 'instance he had been-thus influenced. Thaler all the circ'ilinstanCet of the case, lie thresir himself upon the miecy the Court, and the well-known justice of hic the il i i i i r o is n o u net C ., 6 CCliiilt ry. !, • pert Of . a o l lt v e l e w xa a r s n e d n b c y a 11 ed on the Mr. Sokant BEST. Witness wasmidshipman on hoard the Achille of t : the 9tll of Aug us t• l as e. He was on the quarter .. fleet; befor e the II bot was fired; there was a awn. ber'ol boats - flinty' the shore itlinigsidi. yeard the prisoner and another sentinel cull out to, diens to " licep off:' and witness called out to the Siiipt L"ire° lei Theo ppos i t e sentinel tai the wall !(laded' w ith ball - and would tire, When some Of ( "en ( letirethrlittle - , -but-continued laughing-ar the sentries, u n t l came alongside Wit tress went below., ind soot' after . ..llea 41 a cull down tha the imisuticr bad fired. He insuitdiately-. saw. boat dating away about 30 or 40 yards from th e -- • t'ross-eritmined.--Ale was nticishipmao of the' watch his.father web gunner, And on board at . the time; witness Was not his su perior (Ac es.; the Lirirreotint . was below whin the shot was', tiled ; did nut hear orders given to fire. ,login Iliookes is a carpenter ; Wils StaUdillg . pp the jelly lieitir'tir . th-e.'tiock•pied at Chatham itt Ilifirnidg'iif -the 9ih' 'of August, amid could . see' " 11 ,that 1)4: 4 10 - d• There werg 'twenty or thirty. bbats round the Aeuille ; he beard a .niiiiket 10 • ttlyl immediately saw the.boat of the tieceasA the chains of time drop undt'r the counter. , If the stern' ladder liaa bcqa any pawn might have aterpol inty the - boat, or stores. might have been .41.04 thto" into'her from the lower' deck ports .of . the Achilk ; hail seen' things thrown in this way Imo othe r boats. on the same morning ; the bottt of the ' l e; ceose.l.ioil.een at due time test to the starboai' a slde„— anctwitnecs mail cat if of before he %; , ent on shore; filler *tarpaulins. belonging to mime' s " were Intim! in otie boat, and which had he" thrown ' fl - cfil the ship. , -Nothing was thro . wn into we boat'ot tlie.deceased,.or;ii: must h ave b een ander the eye of the sentry.: It, was not the side : Ail t he ship.,tromo whence the things,were thrown that the. deceased r John iitttrns and Jobti : Wallia bine lettimony is the good conduct and humanity of thv prisoner. ihtriug the last four. years that they bad know*: ann. Mr. Jdstice BAYLKY left all to the eollsitteratim* of the. Jory, conscious , that their. verdict would !)e : 19witied juittstice and h uma ity, , Should, they, deteruiiite upon tlie guilt of. the , prisimer, lue wished their reason tor so doing CoaccOmpaily Iha verdict, as he (dill %ionid be his ditty to sut?ll4 the case to the: consideration ot - those who were better able to decide .upon its merit*, out c ulla-. tively merely, but perhaps individually, thau hit*" self. The Jilt" baying retired for a fear minutes. re— turned, finding the prisOner " Guilty under a mistaken of rituy.'. Mr. 3 , 1,6(3: BAYL.C.Y--" Let the prisoner be II:* coal 'ruined, anti the =sentence postponed." EARTHQUAKE IN . ENGLAND., • The fa-fleeing accounts of an Earthquake , Mt . .Ilast: week itf. airerent!parts e " . Itratteil front the country Papers-:— , ? , fin Sniulay sennight; about half - past o . l :ce v .":i .o'Cloi:k;. a violent concussion o f t h e e a trtli virot!, :sensibly reltat this place, anti et 431 / 1 14 ,i,CarltonWorloop, Slarfilielil s Chesterfield, r ISPIl• field, 'Nottitigli:int, tineoln,,Qtitit•borough ,ll '. c f Ln sonic of those places it caus e d p‘eat'ctilisr ; cr !nation : . and aleirni attiotti tr,d.iiihdhiontt, by % I"' ;,shakiug +;f buildings,. pictures, an d who' b" O t p;Ct e rt d cr o p4 "" ;e l l,P' 9fq a' D ay smart sboek of tjui t udie- wol i. jI OS 'n r; H perceptibly felt in Lincoln, et about ten ['doge s before luic•o'crtick in the-6y. - Th e „ndatatiritt appeared to be front west to east, and liWed fr ‘ a , 3l/ - ahont a minute and a half to two minutes ( %tintl was arrhat tithe south-east, coltt,'aa veins' every apl)e-itratice ate rain. Pictures *admirer or.' tides 11,aoging . att .the walls.weee set in n ntutio. Mal t y persons were so atfecOtl, by, it, as tO ilainlc they W . ere.takett with a sudden tress. A-pitson who •was essi wg at the Spread'. Eagle Inn,_ at the. upper - part of the houw, ,o much shinned as to run down st.tir . At ?.kv,,, ark sliso, - aad the ileighbpitring viNges, thEstiocis.:, Was distiattivriett; as well as 'ati . Leieeseir O l t Loughlioroigh. Atithtinsborcitqzlt iLoccasiottS ts. great ermsternotinn,—(Stunfford Popp:7) - . 11;1(41 1 - - ' • On the iRt) inst. at the New Itiier thi Laiy: ox • llotin EA+ of o datightor. . . , . . St.1)1111E1). A , r. On Saturday, at St; Igary o -14-Imncp,. Timm ft, :VC Xl ii 4,, s Wal t , Esq. R.N. to Elisabeth, etiltst ilaugliter of '1 1,6111i- Kritit, El . :tit4T -read: -. v '•" • ' 1............" .- . DIRT). • Teitirrint snorrtititr, Mrs. Waters', iit :nTlEilntund WAt elb F.,1,1 A;rlitt Lodge, Regent'', rlii., , on t e 14 - th invt. nt nis boume in'tleorge-: ' 'l'.ditiborg f !".* Ve tb t; !ion„ Williaut 13attlie, of P4lliottPuio, li4e:9 le-*;! 4, ' ,tuttnrs “f tire College of Justice. ~...:,.............0101 LONI)O'i Ptinted by ittildialied by W. A. SCRIPPS; ur at theiKii - N•Orkiit, 111: - Siatitd 1. 44 141 " ultras, ()Neil ; Utters (post litici; j 4c. must klO