The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-26 00:00:00

1111MSEtS PA PER LAht AN rit . seems certain thet,befosepro reedinpfurther in the negneiat iutis for theeessiOn Of siilzhi;tn t ;i the' Innvtertel by Bavaria to Austria, arriive'er be waited frt , . It. is not .dout‘ted but that Aleiaiider tithes a. p.reatintereitilleiiry thing that may hurt• Bavaria .;) 1 • the ueighl;onatig - Stales, W - hosepOlitical impor ance nee„essary for the noirttenattce' r of the States:Orltaly are,-on their Fisk, ..very little bf stiiii,:tbe Court of Munich -dependent fr; that, of ,Vieisat.. is nut indifferent to Livopal4c 3 F4e'reillhat the balance of -power be not ilpstibyed-611 that, side i Austria, is powerful, . we intiytaiformitlable enough,. -without this nog- Tueuletion'of territory and military 'positions. gneb lurr Ole reasonings which those who desire the reservation of peaCe allow themselves even here; . 11 1 t4e 14t of February, there were 95 Freneli iettigeei3 at Milan;- as well regicides as other re: :volutionists,. banished by the •Law of Amnesty. Aninq the first 'are. - Lakanal, Member .of the La bo i„ eidevant . Member of the Conti ;i1 of Prizes, .aalki of. a litrch,.of the t,lte . Prefitetttre. of. -the kpart went . of the ~ `;',eisle physician; Cointre v f•• l'uysseattx,-Layer ; Rohm Linda, Liwyer, Masegon, Monttnayon, Musta, Pit l'jig;rtel; nrsent ; the. asiassios of the 2(1 of ,• • • eptpullter,,:aainetti, N,otktiy Ruellede Judge; That jot la Itosiere, Advocate; Vaiti - 0, le Pintriets, I.roubeutt, ancient • Priest of Cie Orufnire. , • • -FEB. 16.—The English troops that forined the gerrist u of this city, lett us on the ltitn ; their departure eaiised a great stilgatiow. Tbe 'lpng abode of these brave islanders had ac, • Intstmiled the inhabitants to regard them as .16040 am). hrothvrki. It, wt)s jhe ;sahlellay : that our restored pictures .were exhiblreil at the Museum, the deimontl at thtee trAes etirratice.inonry Wis a neceSsury to pre i.cht toO'Lit eat tt tinted tit siteetators, as it ways to place the pictuirs so that they could )1(1 lye toudtecti; '.We,havc rcatatketl with seitib- . tit•tr those.mastarpieces,at.e. in. hi;tll ion;atid mostly AS fresh as ;f th'ey j!it.t clloc 'limn the" liaot!s Ot the, great, !motets tt .4411041 4 . 4% ClN't., t {Win. ' • • bittlFT,R; FEB. 2 0.-- - The King inthitsheil ihg lave :iit.4ll.yolito!ti to 18141, in the kingdom. of ttie They , .ate, woolly eniforina.h.le to the 'of iLe..litw .alr,exiy published. . The 7th pl•ti r iplp*tAtes, that °attic hit t 41.1 i next - thcre , v iti G. , ititrotitteeti s newinade;nt,linliceet taxes ; paieagrapii .atinou'riceS,, that' also, on flit:. I ,t Jirly, a sit:at , code of, ti t a k .G'ktstonis:"will be 'lhe seshii,ort and, itopOrt. sluilest al impoit Pireigh 11100}katIttiZe.in ,t,ht nOrther'il, tine 'soother 'provinces, are :to ..rerikain In fb.rtie'till further orders. • . yittrlNA.,4'Ku. 9:,-Count Nugent is raised to the tti ! !iiity 11,1 days past a great tottitht:t of workmen i;rhga t s;eil at the mint, to. coin ,it iiy -of golI and - 4111,er.. -Son}e n persons be e Tliat this intineli is intended' for l'qUie ()lid qpci at ion nti.o., pretend, that it is Jo in.Oce. so *- v ,ty.,, - ,,,,tsabruad, to. which the cinyersouelit • " • testi 1:141 I 0.-4lis 111iiesty the King desir ing give the laneiwahr,. -organized in Pip, a proof !of his satisfaution-with their hravery the three . .following.. eampaigus, ~ too bi del Ld tour hat talions of. landwehr •of the oOtatii to: be . ,.forniPd„:in 'which the. Princes his At•litcst.y.4 snits• will. be employed. .The Yi inc e . 1110 . Oil- is .tiamoti fi t a t titniander ;of Ate lietUt) o f rtrcrldanw , - r of , ther-guard4 Prince (.I , isfavus, sepomi - sbn, of that of toe+: i..ee . c;; barh•s' ,1i that of Breslau, and ollionigsburg. • stv Ma. is 'twre, le(1, to•di'stinguish.the re .p . . ! . o.iten,,is of latidoelir afterwi3rds: formed during At4C,lvar, ; the 01t111iZai;u11 . 01 battalions of qt,atikniicrs of the Latuj.wchr ; otiti at Magdeinirg, ,ittomt from the Laintwelir of the Elbe ;,..one at tba.t.of. ~Saxony'; ()tic: at Billfold, front floi; ; -and.one a.Dtisiticlorf, from the Rhine. • . . • b ieng upon mitiion tit Itochfutt, at .the Fare thr frtiteeltat millrace to Alm 4,lceetrtic;ticr : and i,n a ipevelt, worthy (f the Assembly, I i v t, >et ra>ip,if tired, hi.e:vVotiltt rrillacc him in his i•toir fahe tilv,,,,-,siflitt we "1.14•101 d tUAt Ott tuotatur it a victim ( tirade, Feb. 4214 ' • r • 1;' ltd inc L'OSI)ON GA . ZE'IVE,.FiIIi.ZI, 1816. Crawls 0/fice, Fek.. 24. • . , I .Vertalver ;etnti:ed tb servo in this present Parliament. The' . Iti{tlft 'lltindurable Fretlerick. somslikuntlyl,7alled lorAl Feetlerieli Cavetiftisli lietitimk, in the jvit t A pt ontionr,shie Lennox nistliiirst,WhO has tlie - olhee ofone.of the rielitay Tellers of his 51‘jes t}'Al.LxitheciOer. • IiANICRUPTCIE4 SUPERS DIT .Zohti Clemoon, "43nejlestcr, dealer. in el TOtudatto; Great tliretcut.strtekt,...Poodman's _ , rtaral.ant. • • • - . ••• • BANKRurrs, Allginol,Cllotnetitttr, linen7drnpyr, tO,strferidrtr,'lar r ch AtA;;.,,ptt eit tht; kletl 'At' Goorge Cli;ineer;Ntiit, Yr; T. , (me,. k JAM 1,1 , , , ; •! Old 13rondlt rt.l4, . toemltant, Fo•:. 111 wiry Maitt3ib/W.Attql Api;il f::, it ~;.iit . tirr44l),ThigAi 4 th i hrtpyii.strei.t, Calunh'elltVelgo,,Vli arrkllrri 1 11 14 roli lri , 9; Arid A ?tit at 4-454 ,Maticliestrr. Att,untleu, td t iiioelll,ltititithinitor,,oi Nkr.:srii; Shaw, $f Cort. t-gartl en, tailor, ii•iii . iiiirt l4 27; March 14 titt4iliptil (I; tit _eleven, tit Guildhall. itiirniA, Messys. VoUtletcom and , Bush-laile, f ;t r i tion,fitrc.t 4, wi tl i an ii,( l 3,!is Bridsnorth, Shropshire, „Aietch e l., 04 .. filree k • and . 30, At Casa Inn, 1111dg - walls. Attoistio, Mews. Ivy App. or Alteatl. Balatt 64.C.131)v, kir John Margrore, Swallott-street,. St . iiiiitts l i,'•jeweller, hruary and' March 28; attwelvv, Ott Guildhall.— . Attorney, Mr. Makilistin, thet:court, John Burgesa,'Enheld-W4sh, Middlesux, monster, March 2, ..9, and April 6, at twelre, at' Guildhol I. Mtaney, Mr, • Je"oPi'Clifforit's run. . , Edward Williams unit James Moir, Milibtiv, Iletonahirei iron , founder`;, \larch in, aim- I.ril4i.r or tweiNe, I tireimi nitrend Hotel, l'isolotttls. Attorniv., Ynting, Charlotte-rdw, or Mr. Frc'deriel: 1.16z6n, Plymouth Dock. , Jautes Wtsidcentlett and'Elidt Wnalfenden, Nhnehrter , hat tere,',lurult 8, 3, .naitl April at eteren; at thl , !Lax 'Calvin, 'Nliotcbester. , Atturuies 14Ir. F4%01, F o rd, 1014-street, Manenciter,r, or Mr. 11 in:11e, .101thstr:ei,11e.il , si(1-row , Lirerpnot;.sltir-chaitspe,r, Narch tt, and APO, 4!4, at ten, at the Star inn; Manehe , der. zkantnirs, Mr. J. Walker; Back liing-4troict, Manchester, or Mr. It. Ellis,' Chancery.iai,e. . Marl Fo ToWeetter, Nnethfim'ptorishire, groctr, March 1, 4 tour, 2(i, and ,Aprilh; a eleven, fit the Peacock Itktr, ,NOrthanll)lo6. Attoriii . rs, Messrs. Edmund , : and :Jeyes, rigebecrter.thiice liin, sll' .s..lr. T. JeYq*, Ntlttlostupt,on. • Witlim)a 31ausell, Shrewsbury, dealtir, March 11, at four, Iq, and 4pril4 t at.,eleveh, the.Tallot Shrew.hory..— Nlr. Jossarlialt tira'y's Ina, or Nre*Ol-11. _ I,re and Nizlimot.t, Rietrtril To:Andy Fur.' the a.er, Cro , g, Sometsetsitire, intAerper, March at..twaeso, !wit April the Castle and-Ball .lup, Bata. Athitnies, Alt. Dtvites, - nr Nieb,44. ithcliale•ltnnple: • Benjataiii. , Hewit.t, awl John Edd h Watt:Lail, - .llitras 5, 'anti at c!oycii Inn, lAtOrlicY, 9 181 r. wicb. MAttlivw loutc,lwr, Nl4rFlt•44, at Ace, anti April E;;At tweive, at the George loth. Hinitingdoil.-- Attorateit, M. Staple Ina, or Mr. Wells, Hun, • . ti ngti • . • . reter,l-loogfiton,Hesk' etti-I.laolr, Lanco,ter,i.iittoillvr.March 1 7 4..13, wid 4pril 6, at eleven, at ilie George lop, • Liver. Me.srs.• arid Hitide, I , 'ent4elt. trtreet, Liverpocil„ • • ' Edward Eng Hughes, Red Lion-Square, merchant; starch. S. a, and April' 1;, at to rive, at Attairoies, :\lessrs. lllaucltt,rd ;roil ,Nlorray, Ten?ple.. •. . Koss; tietcliiid.hitr, rtropktejirr, March 5, (I,'anti Aprii•6, at tweive,,at the At. tornies, Mr. Geo . ige er Gliairey-laile, or M. Tbqt., • ()Ley. GiouF%stilr, • „ • . Jalues thiVelipOrt.tiloqgh,,litickitOmrusilire, hotelier, MAI ch 2, 13 anti April ti, air tri), at Goilfinill, -hoodoo. Attor- Hies, lideriiiwo, nriella ,. si reet„ C. •.'ilt. 2, •rs. Saker and William Whitehouse ilia! Jaoies G .lao, Liverpool, isicretHl44, March •••:i),. zi; aq.. Apr,; G. at t.nty, at the King's Mita, • Attgraies, Cnuptr anti Lowe, ,Senitfr Chancery -hise, ISfeii.4 o*. 1 and "beim-A, Liverpool. • •• • • • • • Evodinrch-huiliiinp, merchant, March 2,9, • an , ..1 April ti, at at•Ti • ulfdliall. Attorney, .Mr; it. , Thonaas, Fen-court, Feliclttttch,,stret;. - • , • . James Sskvs, -•Ale.thma Yorkshire, faory-matothic. Match I. at; font, 2,4 i -id Apti(6,7 at. eleven,: ;.0.. the. Yew Tree inn, Rnhertivii. 'Attortiies derttirld, or Sly:Bat rya, Chancery-lane. Arnutll Jukaollos Govers lA:uteri; llaydouilgeore, Mitiorica, March 2, 13, and April 6, kit ton, at 'Attorney, hlr.Ntontig,•lintilotte-ro,ll4,MattAiott•hovs,t. Joint Stevets., Abchurcirltor; librdhant, !Orel) Sit Itiotno Aped G, i.t.tett, thiltdhal. Attwitiva,'Mcsitri. Wolter and sol., sw;tl,itt Lotpliatrijatritet. • •Genigo itettwro, Ginn wander of the xhip' 11fttninc:s Wol. litegtott, re,Olittic tit Sitethelei'a }lout, i 1 tplti, Feitrottry e 7, Mardi h. 431.1 Arrii vh:ven r at A•tor7 twy, firaeti r .Sto'rep,street; ra ird R ichard qccluaii , itiylnuab.Potii, mercer ' Nl . ...rrch 13, and April eleven, tli. FouotaintitAtl, Plyniotith4tfai,, tornius, Mr. (.:h.trievTink, Pipit° Ii tuck, or Mcolotp r Rrotton r Pritwe4-stl . eet, Ihuk. • - • William l'Ockt:r; Englebtittroe,.l)evonikire . grw.iiri, March 14; 41141.Aprii COE tie►'uu, at tlorGitae 'Co :urn, F.;xotrr. Acturniu6, - Air. TAnntou, Tot net., or Ntq.ts,. Luton, Brut, too, and lluwbu, 1.'6:14;4:i-street, Rank . . Cuck4ltutt, S.ltropstore, inti Weeper, March' VI, 114 4 dild Gott eleven, at tioi 'Foreraerit,.tihrew4byrY.:. Alto' :;‘le,6ls.Preilarni awl P. rdeter, 11runi wick, topare• Ntr. Witham Cooper, Shrewsbury. Janie% .s!it'ath, Ast9n. neat birroinghatu,gtin,inalcor, March 7, 8. alid.April lit the Willi' tios:l, likeili.ss me. vitaton, Oiliec-tioust,..Vlecp! street, or Mt. Xtuutisley, Bitiainghant. • • DIIIMEND3. • . Ntarch 16 .. T 2 13togghtoni Chelsea , 'cliionroon-rMaro. l4 * A.. ite Aletr, Late of South Sea ChanTherg' iiirrch ant " - Mardi 25. W. Savage* Wgitester, gtovi•r...-Nlarch. - 97, W, t'li,,;},ay vcrley; Yighshire.. .linen-draper--!0a Mt IQ; A. buyer Shadwell, ship-chandler-3141.4;1i .1(.;. J. 0' ltri en, Captiatil.buildiags, 'iliroginortaii.s•trect, inantatice brolier..-Nliareli -16. J .Cladding on, late of Ilistitipsgats... viiirDe;..-NtiFtlit • 19.'4. 1",, SZ:I4 coder, late Nlanclies aiercli4i.t-..Marirn 18..1.. Marry, Jae of Ilrishani# .Den. - Nlitrlb, laic of 114Aveil• clan, Kent. tienter.••-Nlarch J: Carrington, Briii..tioni# Es. sex# Lir air r-r•Nta .16,. I. Alai:hell, 44 ,J. ita!greiiy, 90. Anelrewi. G!oacesterstiiie, hoise..lo#l , q—Nlarch A. altd T. LAlril, St. We,stiainster# .tst7 ytiti.L'eeprisr.rMisr.4li tr. J Leanawd Little ittsupian, War. ceSt rt *ld i e, 'qth' lo . l " )- !NI ar,cir 14. S'aint liisltapswutc-*trtei...v.' it hill, bi.i.ti.l—", , .l.treh IK. W., aw l cbordi.roiv, Fractiarch".itre , o; Ni. drl ,Campo, lattat Tukeii.hoitse yard, Locr7 OP' i rull itullittsqp ii9{l,,t;i, Ito tlsojk, Frrell,ol” . 6. covir :iiicrchanls..4laretilti.•J; gro •clit....Ntioorl. JCL, Nlsitalletifilanabest#r, c otaii.dealer--- N1 4 44 11 ,4C4 I";i!witl44, .czturinc,vrES--,-.l%l 4 ncts . . . . . . . 7 1. I . .. r ..- C , . 8., Dwi, 41ilk- street; Cheapsicle, wdrwhagionan-4-T. Jite..k*u. st 4. (...41,1,ty . Fitrqs t . I '.4l,sforil tit,lithvArliti, fitrose . c.-4..T. F.x:,...0 mt, tiorAich, droggist-:-W, 1141.1) , 44. Nimi Sarum, gvotet —F. Kvtit,. M'arL.l,tiie, wille-nwietfant-'- T. Iloitgu,i, Warwick, grout-1'; PaiN Itomford. f:w?:, 6litchct-r., (..1141.1cs thawgiLte.,-1:11, Iffusll-tuakec--W,.Tu.1.. bakt, rautiton; gro,er—s;. WOhorall, S.i)fpr4, Limri4ter, but c her—r.:Ne vttittri, St. IVY'S, HUM i rig,coli ~' tingg.ove--11.-. W.Pitiotar, :-,il,.twith-strret, ( ray'x Itin•lape. .Jisvperitte.r— It ! W . Ltilit, t.hcoqr, wipu-,uies:cliaitt.-1). rowirc, Livile... iiirgetouurrthil,itr--L. it..ituita„t,Stocktiort, Clitliter, ViCithlikr. PAaTNERSIIII'S DISOLI:V.1). .. • . . . J. Spots And S.ittntrnc, potters, Avon-street, Gutiston 31111 C, Prickett,.cliecsodonrars John,gtrcct, t‘'cist Satithfithl-.13.. C,4tco and , Cu. cdal-ntqcbants, Funchut reel; Loudon—H. Hall-pnd J.(uok, jun. thbuc colplpe tuKkere, DiMurii,Surrey---1), anti itasctuy and Cu. Oid Broad-gut:et-4. tiialter and W4rhher, :+l‘Call and J. Once, arrcliunts. Lb:Ai - 1)001—.1: Large - owl Cu, brokrti, Gretts tatltehtui , , - Lutniun;-11. Wink. ticia add G. Mout, wnarlingrrs, Sint CI: wiptrf,... Dunk-side, Southwark-4.-1)0&:dt anJ J. Wade, woolutaplers,t t erds—T. 4aukirt - and H.-Joakvya, merchants, Varatvi and tVr Donattl no. i ron,tniinde e...CuOnty u ft— litictiingtmni, add jun. uOultiterarl, Cup'pland and E. Ituyvt, Abing4od, Itui Mills and Strvt , nson t And .r. star cy, strove grute oaken, i4.144g-strevt, Seven-Dais-4i. SC4ioealugn - And 'ftleicluoiti, ttread-strcrt, Cheapitie--G. Woodutt and Brooks, tfyito, M mehester- 7 -J. HMI and J. 1100.14, linp-werchants, 051ertitsii H. Webb, ttputitretsrirtt t tifeat iSfounnibury—J..Drovry add. Cu. Sutton, I Otto:11mi, Yurit--W. Murrell arW . ll. WO. son, atictifini4tr, Skinnitr.atseet, Lundon—lt. nulieroand J, IV !II I a, vettrebUtp.v. men, Duke-tare:et, St. JimeN, Wettutinstr.r— jeCtulvildti uud J.. M'Clicty,dimittert, Liserpuot--1, (tiaord Arad r.. W. Liurtignes., New ,Cuort, At. ~tiwit.hin:o-tuid:.--.11. width int! I'd..l.sevitfurd, lacenttli, Woud,strvet, Loudon. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS EX 'v ONS, 1)1S:IOENDS • 'Creditots of manufacturer lord merchant, Aberdeen,'inect in. th'e riting-rOOOl of Alexiindtr hyoid), advocate tbrre; 11. February, at 14. Creditors of John Arziott, Hoiebarners,in Hail 41,Na:rites Votfet-holfse,Dumfries, 1,• iit C.% suitors Of Ct; and A. ilorniitrov and Co. $ merchants Olas oo,. meet i r tl ttlf chambers o f K'ad r au► „„„ . writer there, • 7tti • merchant,,.Ahe ri l f en, w i ll receive a Goal d ridena front the trustee after Ist March. ,Cer i iitfiri I,•'•ilialu Craig, nierehaut., alivig o ,o, will re v.o a Anal diridcad from Yr there, IStb XI arch. . c r ,,..11,i r5 ,-,f Jame) Rowan, spirii-dealer, Clap*, to lodge 'claims with t Trittice ' Creditors of restive -• , o s divid#ll4 iftipo JAI= (Vinc i water Unit a 2Qt4 garcl4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CtIANCAIq, FE8..94,, Mr. SZNYON Ilpplird to the Court to know wile, flier his Lorilthii► had made any order for the committal of the young , winuan wilt) had run away from Wrexl►a►m► with a Ward of the Court, and married him at Chester. • The. Logi! CIiANCELLOR said, there itad oc curred a difficulty which had prevented his doing what Le had at first intended. When • he was, thinking of committing the young woman, he had discovered . that the rtrdav it upon which the appli cation had originally been 'made against , her, was improperly intituled. die cloubtq. "Oertfare whether, upon an affidavit, on the face. of which there appearthl such an irregularity,;he ought 10 exercise his power sti . fur as to' deprive a' subject of liberty. He was afraid it would be absolutely , necessary t cotumence the proceedings Ile nowi but, in the interim, he thought it extremely pro er that some miler should ,be, made, the effect - of which should ne to remove the minor from the place where it appeared he at present was,, and .establish him wher . e,'with reference 'more parti cularly to his education, be might be properly taken care of. COURT QF 41i . :5i.11, F 11). 24. NLWANCE.-.-T111 4 : KING V. WAR.Iirlfll.D. This wai indict-went tutor st the defendant, pre ferred itgaitist -him hy the Trustees of the Goswell tat ect-road, for n ittllsiin e. liy an Act 'of Par liament it was. enacted, that from and after the pa%•.ing tbe Act, no person 41101.114. he to Erect ail building tot a new foundation, nearer tees from the foot-path ; and the inn ticein,put ell z ti the defendant. was ; having erect ed .1 wy winkle:l buildings immediately on the edge . of the fouipatb. The erection of 'tire buildings . was proved. 1.1. r. ALLEY, fel' the dated/let, Ceeleetlcti, that ,thelminqirigs iu tine§tion being of wood; Anil rhiced upoit stone pillars testing on the syriaceot: the earth, could not he considered .us coining within the meaning of the Act, which . said, no• buildings should hereafter be erected on new foundations; in this case there Was tid foundation at all.— • .. 'Lord ELLENTtoRoUOII considered that the pile: LI'S on. Which the buildt.gs rested, .formed the foundation, and that defentiout bad 'sundered blur self liable to prosecution. .ss ~The Jury polo) (tit defendant Guilty. , PERJURY—TitIe KING V. lIENKY JUPP. This was 'U n indictment preferred against the 'defendant ou a charge of perjury, stated to have been cOmmittecl by the defendant in evidence gi%en by hitn.inarr information tried in the Exchegner, against a person named. Sam, Beaching, charging him with having beeirconcerned in a smuggling transactiOn wbich took place on t he coast of Sussex, at it place called Porto 'Bello, on the 27thNol.t. 1613, The delepdant, a bit,evidence on that oecasion, swore that Beachin - g•• was present on that mew, Sion, and hamlet) several casks of 'Lwow front the hoot to the defendapt On ihore. Defendant did not know Beaching before that time, but several persons called by that name.; and he had seen hi m in Co ur t th a t morning, and knew him to be time same man. lie was then Coiled ou'by 111r,Se l arlett, who on thLst occasion wits counsel tor. Beaching, to point. him: out ; when the-defendant , point ed out a gentleman as the person, who ot up. tint) Kati 1 , 8 , My Lord, nit name is not *itch-, jug, It is lia.tlow ; and-' ant here as a Spe cial Juryman." Beaching was on that OCCadiOti fivgititted, arid note brought the present prosecu tion against Jttpp for Pei jury.—Mr. ScaUt.trty now called several Witues 4 :s, Who stated, that front the 22d of 'November to the 29th of that month ; Ai-nicking Was out with them on a fishing_ patty on the Dtantond Sands, off Rye, and never, during that titne, was near Porto Bello, .or landed at all. From the. cross•cxamination, of the At. Jorpey-tivuertil, it appeared that veverat, of...these witnesses, hail beefs arrested, and cOrnprumised under inft,'lnations : preferred ligainst them by J'npp, the preseni• defendant, and that by these illiormat loos the trade ou dig part of the coast was nea r ly yttined, thine being nothing done there • at premintexcept in 4 tiPlil,Cing 14 , + Tire, ATlORitrifciENbliAL., for the defendant, -contended, that' this proseci...on originated in a conspiracy toplOogt those. who had beet , CUllVicted upon his,intormatione, ,and that, in filet, the de fendant had not sivotu to the ,persona of any one .engttged ; t,tt the contrary,•be had. stated, that •nevJer before the night in question hail h e s een the person Called by the name of _Beaching, 1,0 all he could state was, that a man, wbotu those present . called . Beaching, was present in the boat, aud whO linoded.casks of spirits to him.; it was. a well.known practice atnongst omugglers to each other: by feigned names, and no one of O l e witnesses' had .sworn there, was ,not a person preVot ,on that occasion called by the name of needling., 14 then proceeded to comment on the evidence, anti contended that there was no r thing , to prove lie.was not really there, as even though his boat might have been off the Diamond, he might, -with very little tsonble, haver been put into the lugger boat; anti found his way to'Porto , Lord ELLEIthiIiOROV4ft Vlrlitllo tql, and t lie Jury found the cleteuclaut Not Giiiify. 'Foe SUrraftaßS'lNi 1118 REAfON CAAL-Ptro.... About tWdve motiths ago between 70 and 80 inert and boys lost their lives in the ficatorr coal ! . pit, near Newcattle-apoti-Tywe,- by what is called a blast of the pit, and its filling in consegiterice with water: It was not until Monday last.,. 9th instant, that the bodies of the.greater - pan o f 'the -sufferers were come, tit; 'when .55 of them were found in wriat is called the for. workings of 'the pit. 'it *been clearly asourtaitied that these luiforttinate men anti boys all perished by starva tion, They.ibad'Ot into a part Of the pit where the Water did 'nett reach them, and hart been many we el(s ,einpinyed i.tt endeavouring to Work their Way into air 414 pt, by . Which they - might - -have ,escitpcd„ They .are ,opposed to have failed. in their ottempt by the want.offood to support them, os, e..l;Ery - iforse 'in the pit was .eaten to the botie.. ttot - orttmate men had a ' water-mark fitted up,, 'that they . .Tight aliserve Hit fell. One Mao, who i s supposed to have 'been iet . to watch it s was tuuud deatiat his imst„. • • MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. The following further paysiculars have been published ,respecting the unfortunate affair . oc4 tureen THouPsotz and Mr.' Baoots ES . Mr. Thompson is a native of Manchester, anti was a isrinCipal clerk in the house of Messrs. Swain anal E:o, solicittirs, in Frederick'S-place,Old Jewl• lie was very much attached to the yoting, woms a wilo Was the cause of .hisnlisfoi tune; and she ar' patently entertained - for him 4 reciprocal atTectiolu,' tt t ilef`l,e entpayed for her at her brother's in Ball. 01,q, he designated her by .the title of wife , as he' pioposed to roarryber immediately. When Thom?" 'ion Was taken to the hOspitai, the wound on the leg side of his head was prObed, to ascertain n be rh O the bail remained there, but nothing was disco" vered which could lead the_surgeons to the form" ,ation af a conclusive opinion. It WAS ileCeso,lll' from the blow of the poker alone, to t l'epan the. head.. The Lord IWayor, the .better to secu re the ends of jtistice, was desirous, whilst the %to nna°t outlet - et eppealeti in fall pcissession of his facul• ties, to.take down his examination ; het hetet"! ; ,proceeded to the hospital on Friday aftern oon, after the hearing of Br o okes a t the ansioe llottse. He found Thompson in a collectetl,Sta!, of m m ind, and elicited fro him that Brot;kes.fire4 pistol which had inflicted the %round, b" 1 , 11 , i t , , the - same time it was unierstoin6that the de 4( i . weapon was originally 'in the possession ,(); Thompson. Whensliewn slug, lie signifird that was not its contents, for the.pistol It'asl°" Ctl witlt. hall ; this cir c u m st ance gave the iinp ression that the pistol had nut been furoi.heti by B“", l4 , es ii ; 1:0 Lordship was preve n t e d, s h y the surgeons, troth tenderin g aft oath, and pr° c " ( ing exam;nation acerntliol to the rains: w. la..,as.at 'that - period his wa s not. to tal l, despaired of ; and the probability was, that 211 ' golar ex ! nnination intg!it be attewded to itt tiara gerpus consequences. A s the business Hated.no go t ottaattee can be oleo, ot Thol»Pt>n ' ; declarationin future judi.ria roceeding' o i On S.it'n'i t tfly morning,. 'the re gular evidence - the init'ot i sofferee being deemed highly re ; oniiiir . to clear up . the tratissetion, Sit Curtis atten - led the.lsospnalior the Lord . ;%laP r '' to tuke titC examination. Brookes also Wu' sent in custody. But. it Wits 110 W ton .1 patient was found not only delir:olF, but his tremities weri - akettify spiike lithe' but it teas in swill an ineolierenf•and cnntradic tory manner, that his Eiternent could tiOl be cc ' e,i i Ctiered g ood evid en c e s'4ml-the so . rgyal we ' ,e rj,, c opinion that lie could not linger out the (1.8,Y. t h u s answer given to at a late „bout lit evening was, that he e oulci not -survive the.oight! The young- woman, the cause of.the *cat:J:4l;l)p bap whose friends deemed it expedient to granting to her room, contrived to defeat their vi.g ilAn " Ce. ,. anti - found her way to the hospital, but n't: 4 4. 1 conveyrti back to her friends a state or , ' - " 1 " wildest . I'4 Since the above was rrritten, we have 2,lectif tained • that Mr . Thompson is (Pad : at three o'clitek yesterday morning at St. 14 ' : : masts Hospital. An Inquest is fluimonett to ", on the body. . I.lacxxxy COACH OFFICS. Ott Fritirlf , 411 ; Commissioners convicted the tinder-MVO:Id o l, " coachmen • :--r;Rotert Herbert, the driver 0f1ift, 13 , 1 ,,' and Welch, the driver of'No . ; 1'027; _ penalty of 10s. for being abseni from their clock s at'the Theatre, on the coniplaint of Mr: It " In ' (if the Temple. The - drivers of fi c coaches , and; chariots were convicted vario+le, penalties, for exaction and titistrifeiiou this TheNtres , 'ate owners of tam coaches 'ere c m ! . victeclior'siorking i their coaChett in a btilLe, • ; dent forthe ptilitiC service. • IteitaxisT.--On Friday the body of a netv-h d ll infant-was found floating on the 'river near 1.11. 4 "' wall; and on Saturday an Inquest 'was held 0101 body. The Surgeon deposed, thar on examining on" opening, the body, he found b-kt the c tilt! had hall born. alive, and at 'the full lime of bi r o ) , and M t : its death arose tither Iron) the unskilfaincss the parties attendit4 the bitch, or from t h e , elti.l a having been left to bleed to. de.ith.--Verdi l--4 ,_ Wilful Murder, against some .Parson or pewits . Of known. • We stated last week, upon information whi dl , we bad received, and which , we believed to h a ,_ correct, that Cuddihy, the cerebrated svc t o'l eri had been apprehended in this town. Ti''' ment, we have since learned, is - incorrect: Liu 111 , # t nut yet been. diseoveied, but tile police ate t'.'" l f t' the greatest vigilenee for his deteetiow.--(t lrt ' '' poet` ('ourier). w e lls There.was an extraordinary high tide at if e on Friday evening ; a vessel w,ts forced upon Quay as well as many bo ats I t ivvelling.hoti s le anti warehouses neve intimidated - , but fortitto tL , s i it continued only a short time . , - so that no no ( damage oecurred.--Se me evening t het ide rose several feet above the jevel of spring ti' by which the town was inundated," and,the ; and malt on the ground flours' were mach 3 .4 waged,. On the lith inst. at Whitby, Yorkshire, the La i l Ps Barker, .F.sq. a a daugitter. CAP"' Ou 'Thursday last, at Charitars,, Kent, the wife of John• Richard i.utuley, Royal Nary, of a daup,hter. The same day, at Spas shalt-House, Berks, the Lady chard Dalton, tut. of a son. ht. A It til ED. p o i. On the rid inst. tit St. Michael', Eassishavt, I ,er, Esq. , C.O. to Alicia,' only daughtcr of Mr." Wilsask e of B46lPghAll.vt rect. Air. 14 () O l'ut' 4l4 Y , ltts f t at t;iggieSWiCk s in Yorkshire, O. tee h cE t o : a n t t f E tt wi v i t Lo cra n v du en n'to d';: ta On Thursday last, MisicirConre. to Harriet, eldest OP of Henry Gale, Lsq.of Scruton Yorkshire. . . tet is 'At Flury -le-i.iinne Church. F . F. Akers, Esq. of flet 4 l ° r t. Priory, near Acton, to Miss Devihurst, of Baker-streeti . 1 snatt-sitrart. I DIED. 1 1 * 44 On Friday last, the Rec. Sir' John Edwurcles, 14 1 Froilesley, Salop. h M ri " Orr the 13th of January. O. S. at St. Peterabttri trainer, the Ltily of ..Zekli.tinn ecknier, Esq• D i sholV 0.3 Friday last, at his horse, Staastorti-hi11..14°3C" • 's-P l3;e ' En Saturday afternoon," at his house- its St. Ja m '' Sir John Lc hock, Bart. the t r e " Lately, atOtgar-Norton, Lucretia Cooper, at est i,. of 106 year/. She retained ail her faculties till her , Ct at e "' LONDON Printed by J. Li. t,:k NO. /I nr. iitont huiktinirst and pultlialred it! Ar. A. stAtil'PS._ ol v O N er tist , at the ,Sept-rrice, ... t 14. Strand I witer!..4i e ssed. g *tent' Oatus Lettus (rett..paid),B6e.taust be