The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

C A Irtii4GENA. . - --7-. ny n vessel arrived, at Liverpool, we have re 'reivcd letters from Jamaica to the 3ist of J,:na ary, uith sonic farther particulars respecting our countrymen confiued at.caytliagena, Our Readers know that a British frigate was some time ago , , ii eta' from Jamaica. to Carthageno, liy Rear-Ad , - miral Douglas, to demand die release of these persnns. The , following will, we believe, be found a correct copy of ,the answer of General 4 1 4111 norillo :-.-- ‘1 Brad carters at Cadhagena of the Indies, Jan. 7, 1 810 " MOS T EXCELLENT Sta-1 have detained no other Englishmen in this ,city than 'Messrs. IVell - Hyslop, and Eckart, the first of whom 'I have delivered over to the Tribunals, to undergo judgineut for Critliffi, Which I will make' yOur Ex cellency. acquainted with hi due . time. 1 dill in. tend to have him tried by a Military 'lriliiiiial, together with many . other Spaniards : but in order, to give .your EiCellency a new proof of the esteem I entertain for your person, and in consegnenee, of Hyskip's being a subject of the .r.nglidi nation, the ally of Spain, I, will do every thin;; I can for hitn, which will be to have hid) ; tried at onec by the Civil l'rrhurial, to whom I will, ,recomitiend your Excellency's mediation ; brit ) t i iA., t , obse r v e to you, th a t t h e l aws must havg • ( 4 lell ft 111rse, and that I cannot alter them.,, Shoup{ thcre be ilily other .Englislimen in the Province, capable of returning to Jamaica, as well - as Eck art,, 1 will give your Excellency notice thereof in pro,- • Jar 1.111P2, that you Only scut) a con veyauce, for titian': this shall be done as Soon as the bloCkatle, i!i raised, which] intend,duin as soon as the same shall be consistent piestave you. E:Ocileney many yems. 4 • (Siitlied) . "PA rt. 40itrELO." 'l' ]' o lii; Excellenev Itear-A;laural lruugla, cownhualin'g tile DritiA silaaili•t o n, Jam,' ica." Pnba.t).l/VI'ION. " inhabitaut4 +4:Carthitiettlit • " You, for toe last:firnt, return to the bosom of your legitimate. Sovdrerof the King, of 'Spain ; ' these pliant troopS, whict youiltigitive tyranti at one time supposqd (di hate been dispersetitit ' otbitr times painted thent , iiitthe Wrist oditins'CO.' !oars, stinktaking you to regard theirs as' wild beasts, who bre:itheil ou other wish, than to feed' theta selves with your bltiud :.. these are the generous troops which to,:,y occnpy this.. city., Say your selves, could yop We've expeoted. to ekperienee stieli'discip:hie,' such humanity oh their pat 1, corn-' paring time uoble,virtues of the' Spanisle',soldittr visit, the comhiet willei! yoli were Cowrie/JOlO oks‘Tve by .yptir pretended -liberators. I have my - sett seal my compassionafe,shbliers snatch from t4e jaws of death your ;11,rotliers, already upon the litinl, of hi eat h ing,. tii4ir lust,. in coueegilence. of I heri;4our of I;ungyr...; t` Let us turn mir ey es , a 1 Inhabitanta of Car flkagerial, from the laincatalije spectacle", cx,lil. lilted to, our view, in your soectsitilti the ptilii;c: places of tirji.,eity, on the ttiv, oft be glut ions en. Ivy 9f jlig King's tr!,kops.: ligyvi bcptlic i s, v lh,e.Vqiis of huni:sr, geoei.al luiti i WI t g .lesolallotti :Plea only le t ilf alive, what liorcilllt r lingrly I. And:Who , liaK itippottioned it to' yAs t - r ! ,c; snots° " begot' thot ; thpy i ,eotdd mot . I}!lNe .o legeo hot qv( Spimish. 'gathers , .llkold.tby.hfel'/Fily,,whivit they prunkiiicil you. ! Bei)910, 1 he disNa,l co useqnences of their 44- !lie r ity ,!: I%:rret eh cs., they merit l ed a thousand figiofis at you r ‘ lik!olll.., . a4O in,tl4 nratmle,,r,you woul,d,lkaYo smoof,rigßatifoilfttitkr:. You . , 11,,,vever, now,enjoy the ,g b eat I; .in ttence of Fhe lows of tli e I,i ogdout ; of the lacreil,), sys,o,,Ottr,,superiors, anti of those wilieli,,,' trot, t coingte4t :Ibr o oe of Spain, are die, l e • tate& by: the most. b'e-ign 'and the most jaw, of Mo narchs. Tlisearolic laws which,rgturn to reign oyer'you,i and , they tre the siitnet ,which were re tnted to, by your lyrant , z, when ; they. meant to pi inecci se-ith ~r,y degree of justice, because they knew them to be the _depositories of the united wisibm.of7ar agri. Tlmtribitnals;*.and public ad- Ministration in all:its bratiehes,, are about to-be riiiiiestablishediccurtting :to the ancient order of things-.: Every: thing will tafse its„legiti. tu'ute eaurae,•and itt the end tranquillity, ' joy, iillii AClAtifidUrlille will display themselves upon yam' :count eitanecA,. now. so altered and cast dow6 by,,, , ,isjorciijies. : I .shall lend no. car to tile , voice Ofveitgeance, urirre!insent that justice be , rnittre an instrument ,of , the passions; justice shell work with gratitude.. 1 shall guard over ym i rr oi,„ se 5 :r ti n t in .tranquil ; recover your Mt• turd gaiety. Extend yonr arms to the' - other itthaltitanis, Of the mew kingslam, and tell them— " Those .whom our tyrants painted to us as wild, beasts .arts our belotied brothers ; they have cm braied ui , wjth tenderness ; the Spanish soldier, as noble ,a&-he is valiant, loss had compassion upon our miseries, and has liberated . us from. the plague viol fathitie ; come t beloved neighbours of, th,e ditty ISltYgdoin of 'Grenada, let us join . ourselves to,!tether'tinder the protecting ,infitienee of the b" punish': law*."—" X, et Hitt the good itill , l Yetp. to bengitin perturbed b'y the fitetious, blit,let the seditlint s 'iremitle, and be: represied at the sight of ' the -seaffoltr,7* 1 # 'Corth4gews. lith March, 1815." "DE MONTALVO." , , , • - • • • • , . SotiNANitut.tsr4 t .—, ri f tyvogo, a got, nine ycifrs of age,, rhoighter of 3,1 r. 1)1 liohiosoo,. of I4tk, near Kirkby. Lomoiale,„;icotlawl, got.,Oat of_by.il ill ht:r It t 1,, ,crept op the chhooey of her at,teloptiog todesceocl.hy,4 Ita,t,:pfkv latcral pipe, that formed the chin - lacy ,of tiootber apartiimot,, btoOt fast in ,her .pas§age. groaos. alarntiog, the ,fitto,ly, she was eXpi calt:sl QortA,herawkwarrl situation. . . „ '4'.A4o6ty ile'eoisigilt, us 11 . 7 m. WI NT.aut , , em rloseti pike theVioliariottniCC?l,l from Newcina: cart; op go;lig dowit n Ilia Illeer.:(‘)11 - Wie*, iht ht!rsg..c ii; 01 , e0 uurttly, Aunt{ set ()IL svitil the,elirt. lie Oticavoitied to stop them by,,liangipg'ou the„tyidie, wh,ich had the,elfect of dripwiiig..the cart into the ditch, wheit it was over turned, anti lalliog o p p:?1,. him, Lilted hito.,im the sptik, 4iistaiped a consider able. imjiiry i ofro_ ‘rjlo , were digging for gravel last. to repair tiN'road, 4,14 7 hop, ilear,the !wiling off for, ciioa tinfittity a ncie li t Attaiiy, it tiaid, us would till a bat. THE altilMAX Pll.Ol'lll.T. FRANK rOIIT, small work, whicl has lately'been published here, containg' very Cu• rious details respecting the Prophet, whose 80111• hre predictions-at -present Occupy the attention of Germany. He is'bis oWn historian, and says— " Illy name is .Joint Adam huller; I was horn atallleckesbeina, am aged 4ri, and it Protestant.— ain married, and have five children. 1 was brought up in the fear of God, and at theigeof 13,1 kne- all, the ,Bible by% heart. At the age .of 15; being out in the fields, I was informed that my father was dead : I hastened to hiM. He was noinore; !Jut quickly pn,hing. those aside who were undressing hint, I prayed to God to grant hip 4 years more of life. My father immediatelyopened his eyes. He recovered his Strenght,and I asked him Where he bad been, ?,11e answered, in a good place ; and in 'spite of all My solicitations, I never could learn anYthing.further from him. He lived exactly four. years it day. I now matried; The Bible was the Only InSOk.I real. I" saw -my first vision duringthe njght ist'lween the end of the .ye+tr 1804 .and the New Year's• Day, ISOS. The figUre that apiteared to me said "filet e will be a war thisyear.between France and Austria.' In 1806 1 liad at itcond vision, Inch announced to me the War. 4tweCn pruSsia and France,. • Itt 1807 there. appeared tO'ine an aged Man, Shining with light. Hikfliatures were strongly marked, lle ordered me to proceed.to the ti:mperor of Russia and the King of Prussia-. I 'knew not ever where .these conntries.wereSitnate, nor what the vocation was I had to fulfil. I • reuntiked that to 'the spectre. Ile. replied, God willprovide therefor,' Mid dis apPeared. Next day I consulted my wife, wholreated nie is a visionary.. At .the end of seven days, However, the spectre appeared again, and tel to me a 116 V sum Mons,, accompanied with menaecs. I set out on my journey. " I s.wre'red..,,,ch, but could exhaust my conro2,e. I was carried to honigsherg, awl ,piesented to Generals Blucher ittid Itttchul. I did ;not Ony:gal ,inymis;itin front them, bat I insistc•4. on spiAking'with the King bituSelf. Ott the same creating I was presented to the Queen, who order"; eft thiit, nivii the arrival of her august consort I should receive board and lodging anti at florin per day; 01'1 ibe arrival of the King,•who had stop, ed, at 1 was presented to him. He Waprej . Sced. " 'fhe Bible:was lying On the table, and i ex plained to bid-Majesty-4 the chapters which were poiuted out: 1 tort-told that Me vtopire of Bno. imparte vivo‘.ld be dtvidt..4l into tour parr4, anti that Prussia'Veoidd he angMentedmore thall ever in extent and power. The King tematked, that as he .did not .intend: to.. continue the war, the event 1 predicted could happen. that whatertrhis resolution might bei. the event Would he:the same. • • ' —; „. ittpurned'attout the space of one year. i 9 m ein d ,anti the ..iCinity theieof, , Oither with (3c nail! - Michel. or , Giateral Ktirdilock: 'dining that t nue 1 had new;revelations.. y Liaw a g' reat, multi tude of people assembled;' ft : me s a firet n di t jl t or, (t he builling of Must:ow:),. .anti several. other. pie .sageFb. I afterwards repaired to'Konigsbcrg with General KnobloCh, to vtli t otil I nnuouttced this journey ten ilaVs before. t sa.A. tlit•re the GritiO of and th6rAraud "Alastcr of the Court, to I tiddress'ed vatioui .predietions, ,All . of . which have been'lteltilled by e‘'elits. " Before the lift war broke out,' a grand battle presented itself to my Mind: Oikthe 13th of June I communicated this vision to an Aid-de-.Canip of Prince Blucher, and pointed otittoltilktite pre cisesit e of the b..ttile of Waterloo, though I had never been in that country. A courier was dk patCheti to the . Spot to autfotture my propheey, mi his atilyul the fate o f noo-0:,p,,t, was de cided.'' Thiciiistory is. tfccompanied by three letters, adtlressed.by 111oller' to the K log o 1 Pros,ia. The portiiit . of this sitil.pilar man is now engraving at rr a ukiart.—(i.keneli Paper.) KOVAL ACADRAIV. LECTURES Oi , ; SCULPTURE. • F.L.AIMAN delivered an interesting Lecture op 11ontlftreYetting,iiiinn BEAUTY;' being the fifth of his.Conrse. • ,Throughout every link, from the . commencement to, the known extent of the great•chain of Nature, Beauty connects,. anti harmonizes the whole; that Beauty is particularly centred iu man above other annuals, as his formation and powers, moral anti physical, approach n e ar er to the -Deity. f we survey the starry heavens, if •• we launch into immensity, of space, we still trace objects, in- Anenced by the same principles; but as •the ut mast stretch of, human faculties is inadequate to form a conception of time amazing parts of the univenie, our students' arc More effectually direct— gd to the immediate objects which surround tit ; the earth and its productions, the sea and its phe nomena,have employed, and continue to employ, the speculations awl researches* of the wisest men. .Throstlhaut the animal kingdom; from man tO the worm, and Zoophytes, there exists it sinii larity of construction t the organiinaan of man • captains the ,principle of organization, in all kink Mills ; and the parts of tint brute Aneation hold' their respeetive tanks its nature, according as the internal:and external forms resemble or dans. from his. Chemisf,ry,pneumaties,lhydrostatics, hydraulics, opticaond 11111110EOUS Otileer branches of philoio. pity, ere continually influencing the body of man; t:o r tigt ptoposes of ids existence and cunvenience, and tlettionetcate, in rhecnmprehension.afscience, the beauty mid order of the animal Cretion. Flianflall [hell referred to, and Paititetront the eharacteristicsrof Beauty in the, hunian fig•tirc, both male analentale, and conti'inteci With re marking, that although the ideas of variottcha. tions upon Beauty appear very widely t 6 yet, allowing for the attachment 'of loug4sta klished customs in Dome cattntries, they hare been for the most pat t 'similar ; imiced,' the opinions of wi4e men of all ages, upon this subject, bare been neatly the same, '' • Antients formed their opinioni of the gi•an (kir and beniil of the Gods and andilef,tes from the descriptions of them given by ° - Iu the sublime head of Jupiter, the brows and LA W , INTE:L.L . Ip Eis , :c E,. C@IIRT OF' 'c ; ilA"Nciitty; iiiAnim 21, cI4NDESTIN . E BASRLET i . /ate WAHRi v. RASEI.RY,Amn cifTg tits. Mr, LEACH -stated, ,that a dithetilty had-arisen obtaining the sum of 300/. ortlereC.hy his 'Lordship to be paid to Nrs.ltaselt,y,•as 4,ptovi hi.On for her aecouebetnent, It .appcaro the trus tees • to the proiierty Were not rallies fo i the cruse, and, of course, were not under the directi on Ot the Court. Mr„ Gregson and Serino:l, the trustres, hatrtio'diaihr, Were' (;:i.Viiied t i fil the intent ton hitt•irwaoltfe .',cesskini, for sveurity:, to haye the order drown up with the consent Of all panics., and that it siAottid be! made, payable' to the petitioner for her own -use. •• The Loan enANC'ELLOtt—:-" .appre bend any difficulty in r nimn.y tinder 'an-Order thus- shapetr; rke fornscriy was,': with reln.:ct to . ttie• fain) in'-the ' ' • .Sir. ARTHUR PIGGoT.V I up t h e part of thy',-truss tees, consented, r and the order Was v,i,rtxte,4l to be Britten up accordingly. ; hlottltit: V. COLN/IN., • . • Mr. HART Obtained an orderiliat ridglii tie referred to the Lord Clianiherlain, to orpAnt six Persons to inquire 11110 . tksptit'es iu this concern, any two dr Whom Might be; tiered clot tied With : full . pOwer to arhitrate all mitt ters,regarding the interest of the Theatre ; their decision to be final. WOLLS in the Mader of ROBERTS, a 11,tylo opt. Mr. lat . aetf stated this Was` a p'etiiiiin'to super sede.a separate commission against the liaiikrtipt, and thata joiht commission trilklit 'in. The circumstances of this 411t,d We 11'itve ready reported. •• • • Mr. COLLIN4O7, this day , in stiprort of the se parate,coukruission, contendedthatit oneht'llot be superseded, as the huntrupt..had connuitted a felony (tinier it, by not ?raving surreitileied him self.. if his LordAi'p did impound the proc'eed ings•in the. separate - cominission; he would be Acquitting him - of s felony under it, and rho lowing him , to ;embezzle • his property cruder' the second commission. - Just what woithi hi. Lord ship be doing ? he would not-relieve the Imhitikupt ; for if he was not hanged for tile.;(elOny.under the first commission, be would he liabla,to he executed under the second .for embezilernert. • Mr. LEACH' said,• that nit - thing -could-he more clear than the proposition - 1)f, his Learned Vtliend (Mr. Collinson),_ if the eVidence . was only tin one Side, but that was not. the •case. The :Petiatiner Stated, that the separate commission was talon Out by the Collusion of John Rabeyts,- the,bank rap t, aUd ThOmas Phillips, the petitioning creditor; this Was proved by the evidence of .four perions— one of them certainty was the bankrupt himself, - whose evidence, he admitted, ought to be attended to with great caution ; for he was like eVery per ion who had beets an accomplice in a Crime, and ought ; not to be believed on his oath, without it was:corroliorated by the}:vitielice of othersovb Was done in this ease, The Loan ctiANCELI.OII—" In respect to thi s case, I will read theallidavits, and steak upon it Girt Sattqday„ by whigh time I desire that the pro ceediogs • under both ,comtnissions may lie in Court."—Furilier catisid.;ration posvioncil. . , . The first. division of the 424 regim en t marched intd, Berwick on Wedneiday se'nniglit, aid the second on alitirsday. They left that place oil Friday,and :Sattirday,,on.,tireir, route for Bain,. burgh. Ob• the arrival of the 42,1 tegitnetit at ,ilnu)lek, the ' : oincos dined with the Duke of NORTHUMBERL!+NWS Commissionerg, and' riratx got t tankard of , ale with bread and elfeete; trlie latal . nhinber of persons.that have belonged to- the. 424 re4inient . fr o m 1797 to t h e present time, it 13,127, There.,,are only . three-uien the corps: t Vat' fonghi 'against ,BUONSPAtiTes vincibles in EglrPt.. . _ . Onjtiesday .night; between ten and eleven as Mr.: BitOrtri of feirchnich,ntreet, Wll3 cnining . from kVoodfiird i Epping, Forest, in ir crir. sic compairied bit ireighbosir, tire_ horses 14(A - fright,- and ritn the vehicle in contact , with waggnn'on_ the. road, bt weeti Baty a nit Stratford, by which firrtir geotltucti were thrown out,: t agd witch 4urt. ba'r (3s. ventarhei) hy:genp,), part,ake.: . or tto ap . pearanee Of thirSii'of the Lion . ; age ioniniaturit, of i power are iitaitiped upon his comitenance--:- Neptmie very mufti resembles his brut her .he i generally represented naked, and his hair as though wet :and tholibledlby the winds. Pluto is refire scoter! clothed, and his eye's of..a speetre-liWeap" pearanee. Apollo, B a acchus, nd ilfereitry, pre serve the resemblance of their father Jupiter. The figure •of Apollo in Love, very near ap proaches the female . forin the charreter of Mei.- . eury-is a combination of Apollo and Baethus ; the Saturnian cast is still preserved Ili the•.yonth Cu pid, and the infant Reveilles and Ganyineifes:- , -- The heroes were represented similar to the gods, but yntirltet 'With decided muscular strength ; Achilles is. the ,masculine • beauty among the he rpes ; the train and •• ministers of BACCIIIO3 wer e: more various than those' Of- any other god ; his Satyrs and Fauns,-in many instances, are repte sented cloven-hiroled, and sometimes possess rams, and sOmptimes goats horns. Juni) is the first among tie got esses , Mine! vit holds the second rack. ;Venus, the exainple and patron of Beanty; has most frequently been the thClJtu orpnets. The Professor then enninerated ;the beauties of numerous other Deities, Semi-Deities, Invisible ; Beings of the'lleitlieti'Mytholngy j the Graces, the Hours, the - MIiRPS, the Styrs', -. the Fauns, and Sylvans ; the Deities' of the 'Sea, Rivers, Springs, and Poiitains,.&e. , Mr. Flartuistr,.. after commentating tirintrthe beatnies of the extremities, concluded 11;4 distikse by remarking that Beauty was expressed by :the Antients, bet Ween the boundaries of ihsilkidity anti grossness. - 'flue rooni was exceeding. crowded, and a great number of distinguished Academicians- Were pre sent. r. „., M.IIDSTONE; 'Athimr, SlAWctin ,• • Vesterti,i; afterriboti the Jitdz,es atTivedlle:e i3e thie A,sizes. Clitirei, and ittittlediately . afie6i-ardt pi•uciazled to Thli ing they w.mt to thebusinesi of - the cotiaty. „ • Tl-111 KING b. rowLe AND ANOTHEIte This was an indictment thr air assault writing; 'tire defendant Towle, and one of his men, he ins churchwarden of the parish of St. Illy Virgin, at:Sandwich, turning the firosectitol i out of a pew at thumb on the 24th of inne Mst., The prosec u t or o f t h e indletthent Wits a Mita or the mune offlasdert, a gaidener at Sandwich, andl.iu stated that be was not a parishionett' of "St: pityi but had been so formerly, but that for manYyri!ie, he had used a particular jiew in the citurcit'orgr,l Mary ; : th a t T ow l e ,' one o f t h e defendants, will churchwarden of St. Mary ; that - on Sunday', did; 4th of June last, he was' at church, when the dc 4 lemiant Towle came to him, and - said that he lutic. lint tit iu that pew, for that it W - ai Watited for an- , other family ; herefusett ttrgto' oat unless compelled ; upon which;thetlefendattt went - away,: and brought with him twootTis workaten breaker at Sandwich, atliti`vante'in WOrkinct,".. dresses, and seizing .him • iir UN' coll:te, di ieligui l ! him out•of the pew, and aluttg•the aile until thcy got him to the church duoratici then' theyllo . l ,, ,t l,itu oat. Ott , , ' him that' the pew in question was W , lnto'Ll tor it Captain Warner, who. had take:: alit:llse it) the, town,• whidli had longlieen tottetrinto; that defend ant ' h a d. also offered' !this a s'olt injos wit!: pew, 'whi c h was. oppos i te, ; bu t , t h at he preterttd, sitting .Ititi aid pow. -14 had licit heed al: in... , Itabitatit of the parish for irtianY Yeats, aid he '' l44 : admitted thal he: 111.11 - gone' to' Owe!, cally that . olarning, beeat:se lie knew that 6ziptAi:t kokused ,that pew the.Soniky before. The de- recicialm-first tasked if he woidil go „ alit'? l i t 7 t. • tto, nniess he Was compelled in go by forc :?!, the defendant ca m e with his' two Moo, .their working dresses, one of them witir :stable! •-stkftt• and forced Win' out,: lit'cto:r, tuts con,arer, , ation WKS touch disturbed; a11:1 - ,, , LAct 111.1P321;13 tried out .. "tihhive."' • • -The statement , of his. being thus forced out Ccal eanfirniedi , by it' Mr, Stnart, .11a. , e ,istt ate o tile', place. , • . • for the' d e r e f lt i int , (761'00 1 ' 1 ° 4 that.the pe‘weetitclic not , being in ant . , 1134 f no right to the pew i n ; that " c " ir and churekwaiiietili had a tight to rt.t;usizt•., tilt , scat ' i n clitileb , the sg',Ut • titiestioli was tvaated for Captaiti IV.traet family'," " 1 " ) 11 ' 01. coin r . to reside in the Ti,ep l o s e e citot . ttill he enuld • not i, the - .l)e.v, bat dint Ire told th e proectitor. he shott!d•oa i" I;is (I%vo . pew ; bat ti!e old titan ohStiaately r g.i.tio;,; to ihe plata*, curl-till It f.)Tc cht d . f. si n t,.,den, Illctvrtl 11;:a (tr.:lithe , ti • for 4.'" 1.4 4 , inost.c.t: iy to intt.ode i;i;n that lie v, .did wrong 0 1 remotioL: h.to if: 01 , k4 ;41 p, A ; mid besides, if tti II tin: the pew, they had 11;) do of the church., which liwy„brol• j l ►.. cie;;rly , (*t:eecled slittir-Jorrhor upon litisground :dome there 1111.4“ be *el against them. • Ir'qfi' , .rr L. This Avas' nn. fora tVa51,41.i paviiig fur, in) the .. riii:pol that ittlici.mot perfmlo U work' 1 11 ‘“. - pvl' Mail! ler. it :liffaed7 ll its . clic! a: . L 's ;tie dercer tver:, Oft timir mcm leilfetiiCti,' the Jtiry I,:tdid a `!Or plai4till..--Paolitges, 901, Lately; rktur;i4AN, or ()liwv; 13,01 1 4 was-delivered of font. eltiftirti,. and 0:1 Ft id"Y week site vVai the: grrtve whole (4f bet qtivring„ chil t li T ' n were of eonNiderable size, ittsornneh thiit the inwher \%'1 13 .. nniferthe necessity tir . Qtet:itf; her hed for !,evcrAll - weeks preiiously r. LI A .1"It CH' NAN. Mil X . widow ; and had.ir:id tiro ltd', neither of whom Ind she any t hild. Tie fathrr Of.;ll'g children is'it twirried in in, who likewise' has no eniid by his 'wife. Oh \WI:Ies:NV sennigilt, twenty-three p;eccif of n cloth were found concealed into 11.1 Y" stack at Iluttnantofts, in Leeds, which, on exa.. 01111 m i -on, provgd t( be pint. or the property stolen 'from the prenskes of illeslro. LitvsLa and SW. S r , Mal):;'ilte, the 20th (if Ebrwary. 11. " cloth had sustained very little injury trout tile weatlit•r. . COAL ihips 1t Nifirket. Shipq sold. k:e.: :37 Newe',4tie , 4ll - 4 So iltlVllvtAil• • • ;"•. •• •4. 30; t 4, I3ll{'l't iS. • On the ;Atli inst. at East Sheet), the Lady of George G. Lan, Pent, Esq, of a Soo. 0, 1 Thursday kkt, the Lady of Chatius Iftioty Ducky, Esq. of a si.o oud Lei:. • , ' M.111111E1). • " bit 'Mornlay fast, 'llionlas M.ltier, kig. to Salle, rhitrititee Mr. 11 Mimi,/ Itixeo, tiolicitdr. Di bli. ' . Yeiterday, Mr. Tighe, one of the itepresentatit - es fur tho County of Wic!dow. • r V On Or .sth ipit. stt his house in Thrsittineeille-Oreat., Ar" J.."tiCh liiiell F4,:iit 74, mani year, one of.the Itepreselitu- , • 11t . eq of the Wart{ ig Broad-cti,,t, in the titii'Llit,.) Cott;tcil. Oki the °Cth ,itisf.. tit hif hotti: in Siiidne,. 0 ilieet, ~I :o * .texy, in tirEtiii year of hi; age, Niitiiii-Gineriii Zuni& llruway Deputy Quarter-Mahter-Oeu e nit to the Force , . On the 15111 in t: at 13:•verfeY, the Rev. Fred. Cr' Sir}3l:le. 'LL.D. Master of the f;'ratialiar school of th a ii:ice:. . 03 the flit lif.t. aged' 101, :\ ellen:110i ILtylatt; at lien- ninghan, Norfoikt tinSonday s'e'n'iiight, aged 75, at !Intuit:lln, IS'orrplk ; t l 'o Rev. Henry Crowi.., M.A. Rector of Wolverttin,.tiurnh*/*/ Derpdoir, awl Oillitigfortl, all iii that C....inty. At 'Kilitilitii•4ll; 6n tiie , i sth irisA. Mr,. Jo.,in Witrreniler, &lighter of the late Sir John Warri'ntier, of Lodiena, ilq I • y. • ''''..!"- ....- 1 " 1 = . .t . '"'","""r" , "." . . - - i' .-.,-........--L..t-. LONDON: Prinicti .1; B. t.;.‘Rs'l` uw;., 7 t'l et.,!tp. baitilitlin; and by W. A. Scittl4S;' of , at th, ‘i•nerc. l i ettrrs (illut.t-paiii) l 4g,,rmust 110 3441c45%#' r