The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

FRENCU PAVERS. ciergerie. 'CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Muter' 27. Tli(! order of the (lay_ was the discussion plan relattve to the Mike: : Or 1 3 crizt*',, , A,.1.,1;qii • The Iteiointitms of the Committee ivere unani- Ittnuuly adopted ; and' thus the reduction of L00,0.)0 trancs . propnsed by Ministers for the , first fve fit, it w t not accepted. The annual flotation veil! therttore be one : arid the marriage expe't-ie,;, fixed at a initholi in 'tlie proposition of were ritised to 1,5Q0,000 frattes. ,i 0 1•- tie ps , ,etilhly had its assent, the tliikc iinitinted the tribune, and apoki. to the folh)vving elfeet • Vi,othl i i tt i, the ;:entinsent just • manifested lay trie'Asl,embly'eaniint fail to give the !chi l i the greatest satisfaction.. 'His Majesty anticipated them ; rand while he ordered' me to express his Eciole' a:client. he tit thd.sArne liirected meet; 'AC ( - plaint yoh, (lout lie ateepted the olf6r which the. innoitootis wish of .the Chamber no longer-per - tnitted!:h'iny to refuse •:• 'but, at the. Farme time, the esoleedr to maintain the principles of Ybe sfttidiestli•eoltorny, and:to strip , even the happy even*;; (Ala •abOii t' to !con - sole France . (if all use less ptcluti, all superfittoiliostentatiOn, destines Elie 300,00'frants• which yon have voted, to the nn medtatSreliel at the depavtmetits which ,havaltuf fereknieigt by tlic two invasions.'' [Tbe , Miriisti'..r. - . - was ;here interrupted- by ti'e lively emotions of the whole Assembly, and: by tholts Of' Vivo Roi • Duke Berri partici. ,ratei 'the semimews , of 'the Kin -li, 14riddiaa order. eft me to. he '-the faithful interpreter of them to the Chaother... His ;Royal ilig:huess;stroogly fected • by the - calamities ;which Imre, pressed, upon tmulyiptarts , of . Frante, thinks. himself •littrtpy tin deriiing firm( the liberality of th&Citambete-Alte"; meiths of mitigating ill !Ws noble use that the - Duke proposel annually. to.devote ;the 600,000 •fratieswith which you have' aiigmented the establishment proprpieri for butt . . (New erica of " %rive lavilter! . Viveni les . 11ctirbOnS1") Let tia. bless ,ryoyidence, Genilemim, for having re- • stored to us vetch Princes. By incessantly repair ing The eillkini;tioo which they ihcl itat'ettttge, '4ll' the filmic: of gnurbon Atreptire daily neuselaims to our gratitude and affection, The :Minister . canoe .:down • from. the tribune amidst repeated. shouts :of ." Vire la Famine itnyale!" •,; , • The. Chamber then proceeded to the discussion of the budget. (NISTII Y of 0f 4 0:4m I.lr;ui► ' it'i 4,1 Couittter'ce luive received 'with' „ grelt ; , ickon . tv:cogdoents foe orotriatlee g , Emil ralltiog honoties fig toe seal t_ tv.)l iei: y, We matt' be c ' exttill Itleas•Ori :live . atitivitv' t' • • to toVrtlllant ottifaB for ottr Co hityv toterrtipted ; ad . ralita4l:oo preituratioii ; our tick ISla , are to be retitored to m . eg natiiral a 2 ,1 F:ti•och eo,titoterce will rettute Its Course iti tilts ehikonel, a lia'rt in the snpolyirrz of` the Braztls.--: Se ve - r !wen dispatched thither: The Spaniards fold a!4,, eoiliv le or ports to tzike iii lading for different, ~f Am t . :rico . the re, ot the tioltt•ii States visit us regolariy,'imd taks one .1V1,1 , -ti t!Welitiagt , fut . the c o tton ;intro:no: , tiial frosiner wliteii they hrinkyso ‘ .4 . 5, privet. to cast our eye fl;4rticillelrly 011 1111.'110Ft o f r" teities, I) , ...eatlsc. there every connoerce onnecled with the chief si'at. On comp , Hog - the Innineis of this Porti , irNitti 1814tvit thal.fluri4is; the I,etwt , ert '00 ; 00i-tit t lagas!j and, ttir tst h qt . Starch, t byre monthly. ,T 97 Vreneh'veas‘li r, and that Irons - tilt , 'lst 4.:f A irg:tt, 1415, to the,'estel Petseaber, there enterbilourofitidy, t t iti vessels. :I);tring the.,firstpericid„there eotireii. au. ti''• .ve;lselA oihnt ; toil , 1 1 Oa . I Ittirr. 17/1113 the trAik'ti , f Ntitratilles lo ii marked tnainter:' ofAssehi-ttleioil', , tatve rtrarirt aul.'frOtir that 41 , yes'not yt't present tkr Reale rr,itlt. , noriug o month „f tl i a,Arst pe„,1 0 ,1 thee.; IA,. ft hiayailles 17a, French, Juni 71 Cdtaiii r ; Iningli secoQii' pericitl, Maly IF,Fritii4i; xiiit 44 lii MI nations, Liatiitis Oviotur, that ,ii'oiarriva refirlike Nue fo( tothuttling and taking'. goods in I'Uttlrll, {Or the tiiffcrenee in the %loather of eleurauees 41.044; the last Pvtiod: it can hardly (fl3,ttat4liiruar the'ilitries, that, the cleelritteatrtuust soots' cxhi,f<i it morv, IVO i.fin:fory propintioit. (Tht aliovii titiiher Mf veiseli, 3farstiiiiits,itent:tothe Striiite'fir di& Lereleet 'tktfof whh:ll - 61i were Prene i h), 'in the art oatior*'#isia , plweileti.thc::ustirpiition of the .24th of ikaS RenA Sl, fgt . , which 34 were French) it) five months, sjoeu, the ilectmil,,rogr4l Nei Maje4ty. The de p, cite' irc'lcntetl by thht view..ts Unimportant, when We cosi- Sid?frflial the tradodi , ?3 , tuffertitliih•riglenOt *hock, klitr4ellieii , cleared out, 001y.,11 shri l ly (of which 17 war°, arrant h tit, f;ollQlit'S or to einirrirat & cif' the first priioo: hiti• cleared not 27 &Ong t titter, efee,l 10 ferrt , -,1411 voice - he have eutoe thither. to 'tout • t iillo.. it 11,1 q sent four French :Argues to Oiterid 0,•,,d A 'lt bad tion'il; tinning" of this sort"dilrilig the (t ort icr , at the rtxtoratioti:, • • . ' • d",,,wrrisary stalv„ihat during the hest usurpation, furrs nom the 1;ort 1.4 %%ere re/tailed 1,1 : Witii;ll /Le pretlpitately tir'os'e from our: t , !#egtitig (epqrt front the C ommt . r. „ of t ti e 91 7, i riev, , nat(: b u .: Rinoe in that City 111 ridtl , ary c n Pe'..4 - ti,clA-r. 'it %1, ill b e tence arc ii, 111;It i 1 eXpericticud wo.ticist of havens i, m , which front the ttii 1.. ii in causes Americans 1815, ran ri tbe price of hy their nuuterotni 4esiw.do, and appearitai, , to have overstocked their ovu war- PhRIS, ATARCIi 28.—The regiment of Itnise thasiettrs of the royal guard will soon proceed to Lyotis. Nionsient, with the two Princes, his sons, and the Duchess d'Angottlente,-will also proceed thittter'to Meet the Prtneesi -of 'laples, 3sho:will be conducted by the Prinee Royal, her father, it is, said that the latter will rcsitie at FontAinblentf. The I , :nylishmen,NVilson, Brnee,yand Hutchin son, were,some days ago transferred to the Con- to'unt Just de Noailles,,Ambassador from France to Russia, prissiql through Frankfort on the 23d inst way to St. Paershurgb. The Spanish r ef ogees atßayoune have been-in , torno:A, that they must quit that" place in a week, to proceed to Dox,, or to return tO Spaiti; • The Covvrnor of 'Valenciennes hi de . . (sided, that 13ritidi suhjects,'not being part of the ,garrison, who rent Ints'es in that town, shall he subjected to the quartering of Soldiers, like the French inhahitanis. [The Moniteur containilt Hit of 50 depfriies to the late Chamber, who' li,ave . - stimitifer . eli to the Stat ,, thrir eliding for rirr'eart,-amounting to above 65,000 francs.] • kef, Uteir pitrchAset (~• r.. 10 orders tionilter,o 4 ny j.“ t ,:1pt.t1,1,1; illl a a fall of tirices. took 'lace In I.Cl'l,ll')Vllptpl which the boyars re-appt Artd; ,Alid Peltraerf-t he labours , • 0 ( the.wanuktuFer, anO the sale or taw and organzkue silk, began to be re:mimed. :The" Most impiirtaat ltirtroerments Lare,takon rlacejn the situation of the.nianutriet ares.af The, Amber . of silk-looms in activity diking the 4th qtrater of lAth, Sit - ()MAW! hy . More than TOO that of the prkeiling 'quarter ; thus ftirnishing employment to Mu worknicn,w,ho .true PrAvi°44lY destitute ot„it, and a Manufacture cxtrfk9rdivarY of naure than 458 I , i4S of diihirent kinds. Rouen has also presented in Fehrnary lasttaiievy animated • skeracie. Many foreigncrs ,hiqe aprared there; ,our spun cAttons hare been'much in ilcni.tnd, :tiperior sales to thnse in January hare taken place the same has heen tho case a: forint:a - yarn iu short, tintit):.; tha prceedint; month,.thero, has been an increale in the sales tot 11 , ,.unotint of lOU piecks, id velvete6is, cords, Thesevariotis tlehtils indicate, if not a state of prosperity,at least that return to commercial activity and life which ** was remarked with satisfaction 'in the six last months of 1814, and in the beginning of .l Bls,still.less for what,it was in: itselfthan for the hopes of dailyincrease which it entitled .us to : entertain. The subjoined anecdote of the Puke of Engine!) is furnished by persons who had an opportunity of knowing its authenticity • The Corsican one slay asked General Moreau • some questions relative to.the army of the • and ,the. Officers itt command, Aloreati bestoWes such high.. encomiums on the Duke.ll'Enghien, that Buonaparte interrupted hint by a gesture in- Ilicatiug passion, antllitirtied,,to his cabinet, Jo the evening Moreau related the circumstance k) some of his friends,, observing, I have been guilty of a, great fault; led away by feelings of esteem which .1 .could not suppress, 1 bes l towed bigher cninmendations on the Duke than4luonaparta could endure ; fury was de• picted. in his eyes, ant.'a horrid smile . upon . Ili lips. The , yoling Prince will he to be pitied, he evertall into the power of that " Nees, ROYAL, CA DEMY. • LECTURES ON SCULPTURE. . Mr. frdoptpt concluded his course on Mon day, evening. last, with an admirable lecture on composition and the arts of design. . Having surveyed the origin and progress of 'sculpture in Greece and this Conntry..and having _considered the relations which, the art's of design bejr to several branches of knowledge, and the illostratiotor — theyafford to thetn,. Ole PrOfessor proceeded 'to the principal effort in sculptur e .— c.omposition. - On' this head, he referred the students to the admirable discotirse delivered by the Professor of Paniting in Opts. Academy, as painting and sculpture .differ chiefly with respect to, colour, .the same pruiciples _must, .for Most part, regulate. both with .respect to com!• position.' The composition 04. the earliest Greeks was em ployed' in .repyesenting their religious mysteries, liSieintirWS of the gods, combats, &c, instances of the latter Are-Oe Battle of I Fheseus and the Mina. tanr„Nessits'attempting' to carry a w a y D e j en i ra, Ste.... After the power, of ,‘sta' :.was.recitreed by the . Greeks, beauty and troth were particularly starnpt upon the performances Of the latter, The . Pro lessorkere produced drawings of two speel l4eo . 4 of bas-relievo, which are at prssent - in-the British Musetinv lie also.exliihitecl other perfartuaneeti, the prittrifid of which was, . the .oestruckinu. of Niotudstltililreo, witirli , trptu its .41141y,it5..11.0 to Lar.e,been copied from a similar. one ou Ote•twe . 14 titc„tqatne of Juvitu. After the , Grecians eettoe,kl tae. free,, they ceased to attempt I:l , ge pieces'of sculpture, their ingenuity was outlined to, small' works, which were . equally as Itt :toilful as the large ()ties, iii proportioW to their size ; 'the' Pestroctiou of 'Priam's. family, is au admirable performance, and the Deiftlr'of I.leileager is a. superior example of ,111 e principal w or k s .of llotne were evidently ,•oreeuted by Greek artists, for those.by Roman ones,..,4vere.universelly rep,reseptatitml,ot cruelty. and„barba, ity ; the , w exercise of these vic e s by t.llo' poison Soldirl 8, NMI) aperecl , re. .generally the salku t . . The s:,cred thute, whi c h inspired the,,Preek rit di ',flamed atter the establishineot the,,,clitistian religion ; sevelil wonderful pr 9• ductiutts were brought forth by Chiistian artists, particollily the hirth of Adam and Eve, the na. tivity, the transhguratioo, ,glorification, the re. Sarre-T(4M, anal 1116. ascension, . , i''LAXM,VN here remarked the ab,solute ne veessity for expression io all works of sculpture. Expression, (said he) is the very soul of Com positiou, a,V , Rry ioferior,performatieeMay.b e ad-, vartced . above, mediocrity. by e x p resl i on , b ut ' en accurate one without it, Kill be . joitly clrspiscul Tkle,Protessor then offered sonic reniarks upon ,the projection and recession of bas-relieros, and 'obs erve d, .rhat jo some antient performances of this description, that upon almost a flat sorAce, horses were tirade to appear advancing one.bebitol the other, 'without the. least confusion.. after tivtielling upon the three 'classes of scUipture rind painting—(the sublime, ~which cohfluied to " assemblages of figure s; t h e :heroic, pritiCipally practised in the description of battles, &c. ; and the beautiful and graceful , in illustration of which lie produced numerous beau tifui speci ) proceeded to discourse upon the. art,.as.More immediately relative to 'artists of the prisent time, whirse Performances are in' a great measure ildhicnted by their religions persuasion, and . he then concluded by some Judicious advice 'to students, and a summary vie 47 of 'the con 'tent's of his former lectures. At th e c onc l us i on he, Was received 'With great and justly merited 'applause; An extraordinary instance of the sagacity of a Fi dog •trecuti.eil A bhOrt time since., , ,Mr. T. Ru , Th 101 1 ,01113 of Long Frantlington, was, overcome 'in a snow -storm pear Alitwick, and fell. In this :state he .was exposed to all the horrors of the night, till Seven o'clock in the morning.. His faithful dog, at !I r is . ti mc , ohlerving,, a. shepherd at a small distance, used every exertion to tat roct his, atteptioir,.such as lurtyling, goinx from a n d rettirOit/g to the spot where,, his tnastt:r lay . "this tlic,shephtrd tol , dlrm• the d!sg's motiims. Mr. Rutherford r, as found (Ilicti .i covvr e d wit,h Snow), omit:A to a neighb our i ng , and aft •r five hours exertion, life MIS restored, and lie is now quite Front lice LO \"ls(i\ G.kZETTC, iWarjh 30 . , ISI , Jusepls Levy, Porten butcher, April 8, "9, and lltiy 11, at 'eleven, at the Royal Oak kit, Purtsea. Altortra , ,, 11 r. J. A. Johnson, Portsea, QV 11 r. A. 1..0aae,., tia.nt Nlati•Axo. Edwati.)••PetiohJ, John Spriter,et, anti S'illEni l'entolst, hanker., A ptal 6, tez tie, i 3, eleven, anti 11111' , 11, at twelve, it 1,411,11, Luudou. ..itt tornev. Air. John Ellii3Oray'to.ll,6.—titho.e. Henry i Nish, High-stieet, Portsmouth, stati. a ner, April 1,3, and 11Iay 11 , at tcu , at Guildhall, Loudon. • .hornier, hlr. Letiveich, J.A. Johnson,. Portsea. DIVIDENIjS. • ' April 22, W. Smith, Li verpanl, merchant—April 27, J. sleyeitsow, Muttelitat.rr, toltarviptikt—April 2J, "S', Jatlul, drapur—Nlny 7, M. ot - Shad It.mr-tucturit—Nlay 2, T. Tajtiot . ,„Clit , ,try, 30,,J. tiunLit, Portsinutltli,siiip-chutitiler,-...lpiii 2.9, .1, Frank, lin, Farehaiii, - Southumptun, - grocvr-,-Mity, j, E4 - 4tis, rriolie t ft, hopkvepet —Nlny 1, W. Arimtu.g.o,: PPPert (~ [mt. Yorkshitv, cloth , takucitant-Ality 7, 11...Ontridgc, Newpvit, , rile or Wight, iron-cmintler,-April E. Atasun, (;rvat Coleinan. , treet,..goventer-M;ty 1 , 4 4.. i fiqlor, Taylnr, Upper Thames-itregt, irtiu Inereltalo...., April 93, . D. ,Ainut,• Groxechtkelt , *treet . , Sprig6te. Oath, baheitliolielipvil 23, • 3 Nlayer, FrAter-lint,' Livcrpo.ul, inprehmit—April 29, It. ltr.gers, April 27, J. Lowis, 140m14ard-strcet, wjlio sutirehatit—April .1. S. liicitartht, kluntagne-plac, ltuks e l square, mercliant—April.23, P. GritTe4, St. Paul's Chnrch." yard, cottort-tainnilfacturtr.-April 23, B. Wutvrs, lane, broker.L.-.A.pri.l q. 9;. A. Handley,. Sheliiel4l, , ..uttrclnint. , -, April 20, G. Watt:), Well , streer,..baltil•—ApritiCh2, J. ..tiltw 'kills, .Al.4rgafr, IVA4m4/11ingtoti, 11 i age tre lkatitgrrolispri I. 2214... IWO r ckswmt, merchant—April Atl Lwit,tinet,ktrwiek 'Wry, li;tt-Joitikutacitorxr,--.lprjl .20, M. :044 14 , :#1 ,4 Chcitoidc,, pertuwess. . , CERTIFICATES —Aral I. (-W. . .".rte W. Pierce, Hollivt n, itax:cliatuiler—,l. .. cit!' ol.: er late .of .., ...., . • • 4.4 v Leatfenhall-street, maii i ii-nier - cer—;r4, Wilsint,• },sig:.42tou upon-Han, wilfer--A. Ilauli3i; Tifitini . /Vlifilritilirr e , teini.... , • punster—J. and 11. Ilel ,, ,rt,late . tif l'ltketilisugie%.4 lirkkori, L . L. 1./econcli, New liontl-stret,„boik?Per--. .i.Sigiteli=.• show, late df ll'e:iiiiiii',..:rov, B l 4 l 2iCiiid . r's-e(10, V I . ic ' aiVr - t•g• :' _Beal,. Ba.rtliiiluriiew-I:l,is e , uphol s t vreF-r-j.: is_sh, eit.ltibirt;e, 1,. 1 tared, 13loouishury, iVotil - Cptlet•-rP,.Ctikflllic, jun. $t I.:it% r , 'relict, liiie.of '9uniet , ilcaler--"el. flailn; Si : Vio., ieriventa . • ,; • —W„ Jenks, A acrui:itibusy, Cl./...-sy„euver'... .....i., . ~. PAIII'NER.SIIIPS DINSOLVEDt R4;room and W. Porlan, Fleist-streor..,, coufeetlorwri—J. M. Saupwitrs and It. Butt,. Glottester, sottp-uuisiirlacturet s 11. Ste pliens r G. Kibblewhire, W.•A it iliers4driti We It. Lig lit - Toot; Old 'Bond-street, paper -stainers-4. and. P. Deakiii, iiir.:... utiutthatn-44 , S.s, 'and J..iladlield Sheffield, Inerehants.—J.: Turnbull, W.. 'Nesbitt, arid W. Webster, Low Lights, Spell,- 'utuberlatid, flint-glass-inanufacturers—ti.fliglatilt,'4.. Wale, :-.1: c. Parktr, itt,lliGAtreiciti, it. Russell,. q. spedail w , a mi d c. Make, Smton, ; Cumberland, it on- ptasterl,—J. Wiestley-..and..; C. 11 , Itsrpliet, Waketieltl; Vorkskiie, itrieftlayeri.--W. and...J. Stephens, Globe-yard, Southnoillon-street, .colicti-suriths—S...... aud G. Leavitt, Nuneaton, Warwiel:shire, grncers.-ft, 'John.. :ion and T. Osmund,'Coventry, eurricrs—W. Jones and L. It. Flew, tlarbury,,Warwiclsphire, surpons 7 - 1 .1,. lief/fern ottl.E. Nettleship, Dosrgate-11111, wholesale grecers—J. Elope put, 4.• Blundell, Nlanchester, pirher- makers, —.l. Veri. , day and .1. Eg..' ' lington,- Gorniill, .titattor.ls !vire, Btone-ittassois—.l. R. Bowater and I)4iuilson, Rothwell, Yorkshire,itnilstc.'s-L-C. Ito4u Aru f U. F. 110111enlati,'Quten-street, Chenpside, inerch.ifts. SCOTCH BANKRUI!I'S, SEQUINTRATfON' Alarelt 45. ;Andrew Baxter, sen.,:atorteware merchant, thitsgow—Creilittors meet in the, Prince, of Wale% Tavern. .there, sth and inth April, 14.2. 'M arch 45, Gerglittni Stewart anti Charle's Livingston, jun'. merchants, , Greennek, partners the conmany cart ping on bn , ,iness, in Greetincd: Jnider the firm .0t ti, fite wart , and Co. and in Newfoontli.ind wider the firm or Livingstnn, and'eu,- , —Creditors inert in the White mart Inn, Greenock, ,'2d and 10th April,' at :2.• EXAMINATIONS, biviDENDs, 4 e . Kyd, merchant, ,Citpar 14 ife, .to tee examined in .riff-elerh'afillicv there, .Ipril, at 1.2. an Shanks, brewer it' Cire,, to iie exaniined the Stieritr-elert's (Jake, Cupar Fife, sth and !91h-Ap r il, at H. 0 .111 e ho.o. c,lnovcted wiyh the husines m of the late ntineart ~•i, Jut, (....arty,. to he examined in Eli uni t :nin, !t,' .11)rii, at IQ dant, s 110, oon,;tnatton t a and cattle-dcaler, residing at Garden, pari)n ut Kiptieß, ..e examined in tilt• towii-liouse, sliding, Gtiuttid 2i4 April, at 12. Wright. and goo,- oteaehers at Artborlie, to ht: t . xamioed in thi Sheriff (leaks °Wee, Paislev sOtb hlatvta and 13111 april, Attu. • ‘:lac c 4, Ttsis l 4i.ette.nnillieslhilt her Nla,lesty wi11,1014 a Drsings. Baum pe, Thursdarssext ; and that the l'iince, Regent . appointed Jasper Waring . ,,Esq , to be C onsu l a t Valencia. Granule-0146 gra tieti MenOerA rejt.tutpdAtOurve.iii ;liiipfFrit parliat ent.. borough of Newport—Jornitliati !tame, of 11i:46rd-row, hi .tile Comity o f Middlesex, Esq. • t porutigh of Lostwithiel—The Right Honourable Richard Edgetinifie; Canitnonly called V; oust Vallitori, In the room of the Right Hunouralile Reginald. Pule Carew,whifs 1143 accepted the Chiltern' litnidredi l :' • • .11 AN 10.1 (TM . ED; William Mos e l e y and Jane Nluseley, POrtsca, glass-merchants, fruw March ao to Alay is. . . :13ANiiitUrrgY - SIJPAR.SEPEPi Dan Vaughan , Pentnn-Stawr, Monmauthshire, Coal-mar chant: BAN:It:M.II7S. John Jelsett, Elcut, Berkshire, fariner, to surrender April - ii at t*Q •- and AA tlj Rt eJeyen, at lie ,Pelipn, speenharnland. Atturuies, Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Syinond's bin, or Mr. Ityley, Ilungerford. • HenrySlkaw, 131 version, Lancashire, Fkctivetter, April la, 18,, at nine,.'at the Sun Inn, ~.)1111 Arriy'l I, aftwitre, at the - Braddyll's Arms, Ulverston. Attornivs, Illverbton, or Mr. Witidle, juln i -st ree t, brewer,. April a, at one, It, at twelve, and Alay tI , :It oNe, at the Coach and Horses Inn, 'l'itchticld. Attornici,' "Iliontiis Briggs, ESsex , streer, Strand, Or Mr. Weddell, Gosport. Williarit Cooke, MilltPi4ge, and Joseph Littley...oddl:Lesdh. Yurkshire, carpet-mantilacturers, Ap r il i 9, 20. and May 11, at eleven, at the Saddle lnn, Leeds. . : 11tornivs, Mr. 1. Lake, . 1 )omote-hill, or Mr. 'l'. IL Joseph cooper, Attieltur t -;h, Norfolk, inillTr„tp;il 15, V;,. and May' 11, at ted, at the Inn, !tor) St, Altorities, 'Mr lirederielt 11 in;;, Bury Saiiit or 11r. Williaoi tiolhorii-coart; : (ill.)'s Inn. Itoliert John Toplis, April 1 0, - 11, and Mat' 11, at eleveti, at the moo, Nottiagliain. I Attornivi, Mr. Z. Elubbrrsty, Aftitiii-triars, of Mr,lubn Nuttall, N o tti ng h am. ' • ! Samuel Marshall, StoeliPort, cottoti-matinfactiirer, 'April 9, 10, and May 11, at two, at the Warren Boi:el,.y lot), Stoehport. Att orn i e s, Air. Wallets, skoclyJft, or Messrs. and (2ole, Tentple. Walt er Griffiths, Batli,liatte'r, April' la, 19, and May) I, 4' t%ye ire, at the I_ oto nue ftounis, 131 istol. /It torniet , , Clafle!and Stephen CleMetits, Itolf;i4litutf, corn-nierchaot, April 19, '2O; at elevt.:n, nod May - 1 I ,!itt' ten' at tin_ Cross Ke's shaliiing. Atn.rines, Mr. Cope, ll ' ustott, or Mr.. E. 'Walker, Cllatietrylane. Lou Blurt , eastle.street, Iluundsditcll, tncrclttih,t, A p ril 0; 9, and May 11, a: eleven, ' Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, John Tattersall, Wotten-4nitler•E'dge, Gloncoitershire, clo thier, April 10, aral•May . l I, at one, at the Cinilatercial Itouins, Bristol. Attorelies, 3.essrs. Am.! d: llarrti, Bristol, or M e s Srs . .Vizard and B er, Lincoln's Inn Fields,•••• John Jones, Ico‘rwich, hatter, Spill IS, G, Lt1(1 Nny 1 1, filar, Tat he Nor Talk Attoritic, l)e Ilague and Stour . ; Nor•wieh. • John .Ilieron Mule:HAI, Little E.non i .•Derbyshire, tanner,. April 4,5, auLlAluy . .ll, at eA•ven, at the I , al2i.;.'sArt , i Ta rem, .I)erl.ry. Atturnies, Messrs. 1i Lochett and Bal.. guy, Dertiy. - • John Howell, llermitage.street, Il'rtopin4; ninster-thatiner, -Aprilii• fit, fond Mar I I, at Metre', at. neyi•Mr. 13' , tiotr, Nittholits-lune;'Lumli:ord-street. Georgv.Backii id , ..fe,Pangbdurtie,Berlishi re , titntier , mrcluint, April 2, at eleven, 9, at.tweire, and Mav 1 I, ut too, at Atturnies, Messrs. Nyl,e, and Itiowles, Xe‘v. Inn KINGSTON ASSIZES- SATURDAY. James lichnmond acrd` fanrei-Rdi,rortifwere cap!, tally. itutietmt t-or--,shunting - at c , iecrtgc, ,pl4lll Rol Knight, an opulent farmer, with intent . . to, - him. 'The prosecutor' had o' fared 1060E' for the . 'srppeelrensiort 2 of :the definquentsi•Whia eventually produced rthe confession of a 01411,-Pan'':' ed IVhitiag, w i ho t i was in_ the.ompany of the pri sdnera at time the offence' was coninoitted. Jury found Ratfork . Nw:Guitty, and Hammond ,Guilty—Death. The Jury.teeorumended hnn t° mercy. • James Brown was found guilty of bargraffousir breaking and entering art dwelling-hi:nisei:lf Hem y Wootp,rattil stealing therein 41 quantity 01 hil‘PC spoons. , —Death. Grailett vas convicted of'sbeep-stear* irtg from Camberwell Commun.—Death. • John . Tuylor . was .Con.viineed of assatilting SOMA Jones on the King's • highwav-, and taking front her person a iinputity of coppeemonies,. beN•prO" franca Richards «hs f ;m1(1 v.iiirtv of stabbing'' Dibley; at' the Lattibet I/ WM it -house, with until I'ucs- The ttliicltl t ti r .r ia!s liTri f ici c e ) o r rke . ofF t.,111 Thomp son, stands indicted. ett*Cl VII tilt! ciVil `tile iiirtllllo palllcCreSt., • • ' . 1 ;171/7 . true i n11311:1141 1.111n3 / 4 tislie";..t d 'g P ins( " l . Elizebetir Nintinau, the •daughtet ot,a hutcher.pf that„naine,.reiiding at KoPli 3 ..gt9",' -; The i:ale n d at :i s t h e I)l.4ckesi that h:fs lief stork fir s Itutlii)eof , There are n° le" 631 1 97 prisoners; amosigt whom there are 19 charge altitii,eapital Offences, LORD.COCIIRANR., ,: • An expectation was entertained that the indict, meta' :igaint 'this Noble Lord, for his esc;Ape (rout the. King's Deitch prison, 'would have come •` lll prepctat,Aniies. This, ho‘yevef, 8 P" pears tl> be perfectly incorrect. His iAnilshil) entitled to traverse this indictment till 'the next . , Assites; Its• wet tli)t'ecsttivet!:-tmd , his 'trial will certainly not come,on pntil Autnnrcr, -, 1 . . •-WAITE Vl,lihLif• r. , - • , t ;if This w as ar ucti ott (;,1 wit:•ult. • The ,P` a ' n ', • clainieit ;t i i t; i t t titi sitt:tig ill a itdrtictilar pew , .-- !'Orterlini- church, itt tOtich - he . hati s :t rieVerol -, • Ltiottilts - ai Rtl vccupicd petv,.; The dvfold;int bejl'f'''' '• ,t t i l iere beime hut,, excluded bin), an& titt'l' 1) : 1 " (Lit by force. The J9rl found a verdict foi plaiit• • ••-- ttna•rt,... - ; II r I - ill ‘' 1 1l . i). . 0 : S v Yr . , , . . t,„,. MAtz(-11 2 1.----Veiterd,:y o•cning the • City Asiker, ended, .tvhieh pinted cut diag.Fi? the prelentell Judge - DAY WiL" a pair.ot gQIJ fringed i.;l9;s'es.• • . si?,*qpNs, ,11.,„cfl e: [ This 'was an'indlcinteut tiitir-10tuisdeineallor, ftvretitithe name' .ut 'rhoutas. flotne sicertain.eertifieaty, for ! (117! ' , " l ' abling Peat, as discharged ro sum doe tri 'ft e Jury found (he • nna., COtilt, )441 rulmoniiiouji out th e tirt,ir7,. nian.,selitenc , :ii him to six niowslis itt the House of Correction. :mil 'Valiant BatlerAt'ere;crbar.rd • • ed With ylt ea Hifi; titlevi) ilk h.au4k iiert f y, of korne 1= cy.,40!) or pee,soul ~„ Jury found t!letu their c i ; ,, rdele r,' jug well kittiwn, they were sentettisetktkbe trans"' ported fur seven :yeors. - , . HA,CKNEY CMActiNtaN FlNlD.—Fritlay tits L , C ll2 '', l vlcteit tile "" derthentiimetll.2oacitmen. : iVilliam-Zavfortl, the owner of.No 63, in thePc nalt " l. ' s i 101 , foi4iirlifitie his coa c h With ' brokent‘indowi, nod tarice - . -wiselitsiocientifinAhe poijemirri,v. • • Deani,,Austip, the drl,cr of No. 197, in the penaity ef 151 ' .„ for exaction: • . • , ' " The. owner of 1169, in the penalty of 30s. for cxncti9i?! , n d • abirse . l6'a lAdy: • Four oilers in. the penalty of 10s, each for exaction.. tr .° ' Six o th ers in iarious penaltiei, hir being' iNbs'i•lii frog's tilt.' • coaches; null other ,offence* u; he, !'llostreA, utt. the•infor.... , Illation of the inspectors. .! , 4t fat - isms,- the. owner of I he. 11.i.stel .o O3 ci 4 ' three penalties of 51. eac h, I pr taking up and setting,-dowil r....;,engers - on the earriaeeway payment, to the noinifist ire jtiry eLtlie lackttey Coachtueu. • . • ''.. anwedtiestiay evening:a WOoliin natherl Shoe 'bridge' vvai committed the Stittex County - *H" I, - for-stealing some wine from the .. house of Mr* TlkoliNT9,N,-- of .4orslitin, at the very tunic the Judges, %S ho lodged there, were in it : Wi" is .i - extraordinary, ' Lel' SOH, 15 ' years of age, with . two other -youths, W3S sentenced, at only:11w° ' o'clock in the,aftertioinoLof the seine day, to sqv.el l years..traniportat ion. . . On Fii.lav evening, abotti'eiglit o . eloelt, Mr. , Prraouv,' a'foreign Gentleman, was ettkeked by Et gang ottlaieves in Skinner-streit, within a Cc r :yards. of his residence :, lie was pushed Own , a n , J, mi l ked of his 'pocket-book, containing - several ti &ink of Englatitt.notes, his passport, and other valuable papers, with which the villains made Ow_ s f escape... - ~ ~ - •- AtaTii• On the 25th e ult. at Ilath,the, La4y. of John guicke, Eick, a Suit. On Inegibey:;the -26th tilt,. in Demers-street, -tit Lady 0( Di. of a film. T • in Betifurd-plice, Lady Harriet ourtetray, sou: MARRED , On Saturdayotbe.'244.6lC..at St Italia's, Cbeiseo# Cluirleg Stewart, Esq. of Kingston, in:Jamaica, to Mrs. Firrtile j UuStottne:ltturite. • • • S:ltprOy, at St. Pancras, Samuel Bdkcr, jun. Esq• . (4. Tioelleiter; to Sarah, *younger diughter of- Hebert Stuirkei . Fit‘rokstryvt. . • • •- , '1 he same day, at 11.1rv-ic-h0;Jr1,.., Tinnu:ts rsrl•P ) efiarl.nte - Augut it youngest .(14P;lititr of tile .4t' ° ' 4 Georges Boittol, of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Oa the VAb lilt. at hi: it , tiNe at Brompton, Colonel Jolla Do !djurinerly ot.tite Ist Itegittlent VT Foot guards. LONDON: Printer! by .1, 11,..V.41151'31101, No. 7, Craven i,uil.lint s: finbl6lied I.y W. A. 'q.:lt.ll4 ) S. of Brixton, at the SuN-Orrict, No. III?, Strand ; where Advertise- Metiti ; Orcler3 ; Leum (postlatir!),&c.tpust 3ridreseuti.•