The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-27 00:00:00

L'l ?tYC 67 TIM . ISitlgAfaNG UP. OF THE 0N1.1',.4.NU511C52 - ; • • SSTVLEMENT t iC )11 1 14 sE 4 AIR. • ~ yesterdaY mnte'cr,frecit ~ i(erze)ftt - 70f" Prbeiediuga cif the American ('aliktf , :rit , of hlaritte4.Moor. GAustit, in the eiste,Altan That wilthAvifiell are Public have been ,fitrouted 'by 'Ot greht Oft cerbitnielf; eopietl . (rn.m an American' raper into' ft London .lottrnal, as " lutpresthi% shoughTather tuelanehely details of the;bre'alth)g : -.. bp'e . t:the:rin - Ty Settlement possessed by the 'Apt.. .80cong - in•tll4 South :iloWr 'any Uritisb Joornal could pin its faith to • ' inch anthority we are - at a loss to anY „tate the foiiciwin g Narr a tive Set the • matter 'its its true light, and form a Ettpplement to the ullinirittilt - %tory cite laptain rowrEtt's Irhich welt/serial-in Tita ,So • horn Ahe -telly Review. • • f • ''lie 'Platt arrived at the Marquesas , Islands Agine•Alatia), soinetinte in November, ,Isl 3, vi thereabout, togethermith the Littte::Esser (for . - therly Atlantic, British whaler), GreentVidh"; Se xingapzittun, NtwZealan!ler,,,and the Sir Antireiv IL ii (,British whalers, prizes). y**New Y.catatider' was tip with oil, front , the other rev%sels,:and sent for America from Nboahuvalt. The Essex remained until sonic lime in January, 1 1814, and On her departure.thence with the Little Assex she left-the Cire4nwich,Seringapatani;ittul the Sir Andrew liatiniona, under the' eha . rge cif Patuble,,Ararine Officer, who lived no board th.q : l9rmer, but ; was .painting and preparing' the Savingapatans for .his own 'reception ; Mr. Peltus. iir.tlapp, Midshipmen; and 23 setrmen and ma . trines, together with five British seamen (prison ars), were left with •Mr:Gauthie; bothis irritt!bli disposition, severe and crtt.ei: treatment both to • his ,Own men, and ,pri,oners, ttlinated tfie u.hote or greater pitrt of rh en he' was at dinner on hoard the Greenwich ; c , ‘e . ( 1 3 yi lt „ju4e0S14„. at tivo,o;clock in the thy,. toelvo•ofillisotrit-tWea and ,the,five'British sea:/ • ; $116a.,-..seized,.. took hitii• on board tJtt» Seringapa... • ' t trn, arid thert.threni hitt& d9tior,htad.long .into the' 0144; übut afterwarailtut him up again, anal pa ; in irons • PuriflPthe atteritnon, at about five' fra9c,i,S, reltus; With Moss and ilytatignell, vent on . Aliort to rtittrftontte of Wilson (the En. settteti'amotig the•nativcs),' to iniuntre sromc of thelioivacr of which c:ttptaitt L'Qfttre , hiol 7q441 . e. him A preScnt ti;flS l'eftlsl' thcm),' for the pttrpoee toing the hatter • 011 w hj e h th e, gaits. were to bring the, • .: r• • ••• • •- tint:fleets to a sin of . ttk..:k r duty, Wilson re _fool to hlit 1:W111...110 p.trt of it. lie mught liii'VeCeOnilli 64 l, l "*.e'r . cvithout ser , •-id a$ _,ttlitC t • . • 4: lA.. '• - ' truttneershatitr,re•mett the necositv,andhad•takcn ..stile;precer.tinn• ail the guns in "t`he - bat.: 14 f*;^ ( COit. A tifiti f f • 1 O -00 um I..rs e ; our sl% S, AO ftlitlldeliNlSeS,.../43.tVel110. &l.retn . vinirt4 trt I)4Oara the GreeeWich of 'which tije other ,17107 , ktie w : 1 / 4 1r,:PaitN prn n, its also put in irons, but Arr. Feltus :being very 'Yonng, -was. not ritolested two'dhys after this, ~Alte 12 Americo, and five British seamen put to tic ering?petam (tltc. best ship), - ....Messrs.Gamble and Clapp. adrift in tt boat when `the hatitonr ; they soon got beet.' Mr. . • (,amble wa.now,leit with Mr. F,citus, Mr. Clapp, 'tend -seven. American seamen and marines—also' two Americans' of the'rtarnes of . Ross and 13rn itquell. (residing on the island collecting sandal wfTer.for some American house; the, latter par; ocularly was active in . assisting Mr. Gamble, Loping - to' have an appoi•tunity of shipping ell what... Wood. . collected by one of • Gatnttlecs ships)—Wilson, the Englishman ito .was 'also residing wits. the natives to; the, *erne . pUrpose, .aril was their favourite, had been particularly serviceable , to Captain Porter; ..!na, hod beettliberally'recompensed with artieles'of titriOttettelcriptirins, among Which was a'iptattiity, tettisovder, This was the powder vent fur by • Veltue.. When Mr. Gamble tin'd Mr. Clapp returned into the hierbour bn bOlird the Green- . trich, they found that Wilion 'bad refused the powder, .vvere consequently hind, enraged, and deritntlnttl td take all beltinting to him bypittni. Ott ".I:)ls'iiouiAi &6(1 bringing away every. ntovc• able; Wils'On, • etOWever,, having resided among . the clothes for the space 61 10 years; bad become naturalized by marriage,. confrirming to their manners L andeiliitins, and haifing a perfect know "their`tanguage, (speaking it as fluently • • 1199 "Etigliili) kvits'euitsidered as one of thentselyet, 81 1 ti protcetit by. _them. Two' days after, Alr, ti .amble 'got back from the Seringapatain, he dis 7 ) ),tilte . il'a boat to the beach, where Wilson's but 4 toad, to take all itcontillnetl.; in which boot was Mr.'Feltus, Briulenell, three seamen, and 4 ni t'e Miring "(Americans), with fine arms:: There • 4 t.ing a great deal of surf, however thl# bout anaratied nr, lamhog, anti they were ciiiii,reiltie?d to tits oteessity of attritpting to 14UOCII 01" Wilson's 4iTtele bolts, ..gitin to :laih ial Ciptairt Porter: t . . this, - BrudenAl held fire-.erms,lllllortlyrt r anfl not:suspecting ;hells .tires, they Were. ailowett- to gather . very dose 'firOana ilin,. MIA ,t4y ittatlehly ritshed upon , •J him, seized all the 'arms, and itnniedititely knock ed Brukleriell's brains - nut; •.Mr. - Feltuti . and two Others, shared the. same . unhappy rott ; the other" two loped itito the water, and managed to, sw_iin , otillOarti ire safety. When this was first observed• on' board.- by'Mr. Gamble; bebecatire exectsiityly, alarmed, fausl'Wjtil ail pnigiblodisPateh, rentoved 6 - Very thing serviceable from the Greenwich . to the Sir Andrew Hatunioncl,- she .being the superior of the twosbips.'' The jib and spanker was. hastily bent, and they immediately ran' out "of * the barboitrs 'ander, these_ sails only, setting -fire to the PECCII• with, rtitd, leaving her in flames. 'floss, Brude nell's partner, was Saved by remaining closely in his but ; "had he slim') hitnself,' he wontd in ell probability have been 'also put to death by the natives: The "ship was seen Off for two days af ter).'btit bn'one knows the destination either of Mr. Gamble's . ship. or that of the .mutineers (the Seringapatam) : Mr. Garnble had with him when ohly . Mr. Clapp and gve'tnen. After the Bssex been at N'ooaltuvah some time,.. the Allatrtis A theriean free-trader arriVe'it,4.. said to be froth Canton. She took ou board a quantity of 5:10,11 wood, and 'again returned thither : bath .the-Seringapatam and Sir Andrew Hammond had abundance of wogtl.aandCrater tut board,' when they Nooaltuvah. So great has,been the demiOtl for Tickets to the Theatrical Food Dinner, on. Tuesday, that Imo shreds of . epplicantkvere 'yesterday disappointed. . The 16th . Regintt.nt :nE Dragoon's. marched through :Hyde !'ark ,yesierday otortling . on their rota t e:l6,.:Bristol ; 'file 55th Regiinent; 'atTirighton,„haveseceived ayotge forirelant4 ettck.theyroitill'OCeednin their "•*6l' next. week, 4.404 ti3*COU4lll4idofiCollsel . • Ct i rti r-Tl)e • Meeting of `4lsr : Club for the soon. was; Ite'ii on 3 1 ,hrirsday lr t,'Et the Albion Tavern, Joutillt.adbasi,,-t.g. in the . Chair.. . Jrattf„. tioNsfywnon, 'llArt.: I', er E . a. l l•E tt. o ls.‘ i ‘ii e rA.,. , .Mr..,flont.'itc . , ail& several "'her Ge,fttlettylpeerehallotted for tool odinitted her!, anti' malt y others, were put. - lb; . notnina`ttan' for etyttion at .the.,ne4 ; crne!' unaill k ly *in neri inc tp tfre,held,on lys itr Pchrunry, iNlarch, Anti Atcrit,. et .tite Taverit.-Thse,Anitiversaty Dinner oaf 4clin.bur . glil ) ;tt is,fixed 4tirtte 3d of 114 i t month.' . • f.• ItOrtltiP.- . 1 , 011 gran DOTITUTE.--.t neiting the Onvernors and Stewards of the Society of " The Refuge for the Destitute," toolt - .131.4ee on rl'iittrstlity, at the City of Lottdou Taystris, En WARD Pons-reeti -141 , t1ic.. Chair, when:U4l9st grati F 'lying report of the cnitscrpiences: resulting from• thelatulAble exertiocrs of flifer.itos excellent So. etety.lVas mat e. We hope atiT.Misit:ttfi'isitirtirs,ble !lttstitutiots will receive .tlitiVriichtiragentent and ;sttopkrt which it so . just tf=ti.jerltw.' ',Saitowigustv . ...ot.o • Rartal . :—A - 4tansi.:bill issiteth Ott, We4neisl,iy. worsting; intating; tnat• iii consequence of rhe death of ar..liv TON,'' one of the partners, in rtrie-,eoncerii, and lteielveriGene ma! of the Comity, ', the-business of ft e ink Will, he suspended for a short time."(-ShemsDary -. • e RioTot/S.CostatNATIONS.--The -neighbourhood of Tipton, StaftOrdsbire, was on Monday. morn log alarmed .byrthe ; collecting together ot several hundreds of colliers. About two o'clock the Ink )itatyltnnrtereclin ‘Volverhamptan were sent for, and a- troop' of,ihe Light Dragoons, and a de -taeliment , Alio dierk,sline Militia, immediately proceeded, to 'the spot, aecoMpanied by is Magi. ;trate (tlie,ll.o.v• A, B...lianeN,) and were met , by the Rev. .D. LEWIS, another Magistrate 'for .the county, : wit h a military-force - front- Birmingham. . The colliers bad nut., we arc happy to say, cont. Mitted any acts of violence;, they not only pro.. fegsed, but esineed,a.dispositiusi the most orderly, by dispersing, after-being reasoned; with, - unit de sired to do 50... The motive for their collecti!!g,. they said, was to .resi7st a further redact ion of six pence • per day in „their wages, by their charter... .rasters. A sathsfaet,ory arrangement was made twit l 4 thcart. o,n.l'isestlay. and they are returned to . thVir .The tineter-tailors,of.Delilin have lettuces] their servants aucl jnatritedyntetert wages, in ctluiequence• l'of. (he 'tefincell . price of provisions. , The same course is likely to ,fie aslOpted in other trashes, anti' generally in all inislifthicturing town* and cities. Sekerol persons have - !nett apprehended . in this nci'glibottritooil, mt,teritig forged 'lank .of hind loges. There are three in Walaingbaindaride:... well; One . at Wilbee,h, and two-at itotea_whiiMt th,ey issued are all pronounced bash:bya, clerk dram the Bank of 1i ng h ttt d,........(N e , , ,, At `the. Walsingliain Sessions, Mr. Coaa, of by.his Counsel, Mr., ALutasoa, bites( articles of tite,pe.abe - agaistat a Mr: REEVE, a n opsslent farmer, tod line of his own tenants. Mr. Reeve badfor,sonte time past considered bin). bell,4l4 , :lited by .his lentllord, and - his mind, by continually dwelling ditto . , the eiretonstastee t had beemn'e,very,. moth infuriated against Air. C, J •ke i insutuuch Itsto have len hint to u se, at different times, threatening inugung - respecting him, and to prOvide. with pistols, - tVltielt . he carried about midi him lO'ittletl. Mr . . Reeve upon the instig o atitto of Mr: Cokes friend s , bund oiler by two Abigistrotes :to . the Sts!'; ins; Itiitisclt` in I 000/..ntu . i twOureties in 500 t. each: • Oil the • Court permitting the articles Of the peace to be filed, the sante recognizance! Were tettelVed.— (I,Verteiefs )lerculf.) , wiC)II.IG7 ; :CA r,,p(yul fly, 'k :cAlryA,R.:S•zigpitoNnu UPON LL TON. In Lis Itf4 : l . it etil •• i ; 51 4 1 lie', ,(iottitit : we lidow-- I • li n t why" ? 1 irart;% i, dlop1;13T.; and show, Mittai,l and Top--! *-: Jai. 13, Isll;,'St. JuhtA-squaTe.- = TALENTS;' os, THE-OLD PA nowt , 'olst stir in feat h'hatl act; 4r ` .. tie3:et the t: o•asol.oas' 11culsa had met, , " Taleats"oft, fo till his.seat, • - T. • Throrteal.a,totand St. Margareea-street, 4 . Renting, snualing,:sqeaking; ,Disturlidibevianal the .Nruse.s telling; .By turusori'l,douhts Vick hopes of place ' Ext.ii3Oi,,h;faise, renew, efface ii.sald, when all werogay,• Pitta with Claret, Port, 'rokasY, • • • • From the Inpportitig nails ur *Crews They tnatch'd their Champion's old shoes, • And, as-they oft had seers before - Vow wr 11 en Orator They bore; , • Each;. ror all Were half-seas 4one, Would prove he ortg,iat to put them on. Fird Wal.tAM Sml7ll, his rout to try, Stra4glrt to the Shoes serenely Aallecl, But baik was sent, he knelt , not why, " • laughed- ativltile his hopes were baulks!. .• • ' • i'Next•TtistNelr.Tiish'd lowering eye, .In silence spoke his secret Oinks, . Fast on be strove the prize toile,. • ' Buf burst with burrie . d'hand the strings. With bun) , 'peak, WVNs tried at speech, In treble - sounds bill Fear lie still, • • A solemn, strabge, Pad mingleirscreeeb, • rrwai liParambY fits, lay starts 'twas shrill. • Due PartNeur„ thou, irith drawl so queer, What was thy inspied oration ? Still it tram'd '' Emancipation," • • • • " ' ..,• And bade the shoes-pay- riganarele the best, . Still would his tonzue prolong the nate, And on the 'Pithem, Coin Igres, and Test, He read /amp. ehe err W, the hooks he wrote. At his best theme—the papists' woes,' • An rupiratiosa harsh was heard at every--lose, And Nwesairr tri tamed his tail, a ntl s n tlfed h or, hear, herti,' 'j till doomsday had he Aptabc—but with a frown, Sir Jolla; impatient rose ; ••• • • . :Hu Vow'sliiird tti C.ilt.EA4d.he),l : soon rntiduin, ' a.ilnd with :IVO:Ad-1114r fi'aoh;' To his thin nrs.tal trumpct tour, t. .Anal I)%ist bath load ..11 , 1 •• . 'No ealanciasYs• roar e'er anititettlAdAirgfft • • • '• t'l ad ever neat t an ,, t! he heetfti • 1 • • • The table,. as outt . agestals• treat. . •. .• a • - , And thott*h,sornetitnes, wl.•de stainmering . for•ateord, a. •; Doected•CloaTT.ts isy hie side, ..• . •dowot You. Devil 1, " softly cried-- - Stilllie !mot tuthettatil, oft onboard, .;Whilts 41min%! ball oE.ig litileenbtel bursting frotn his Skull.. • 1' .Thy • prosing,Pos.townt,Jm meanToghore, Sml toark of Age's ,li•torss o;ent! Oh lifferent themes it raitildiol,as•af yOre. ; • • • And now- he talk'd of now Of Rome.- ' Withlyes like one inSptr • Seit JA 'n lki.tettirtritstr, retiv!tl.; • • • • • Ile now displ : iy7d the Pulilicises vast-stone, From owes :winch he had well • coured o'er, • i'vrret.tiosite , he well knew how to sc4n.; • And spitatling tvotular all artitinsl;• • • • • (Ithibliling Itstoterr taught the ♦ „ • , Tliroug!l 'Prance . and ;min his r.spid periods rah, . On Elba's isle.they patti'd with fond •, Vans fr it te c t• orotund it throwing, - Then with Nat' to Notts going,. At St. Helena died away. , • .• • - • Butt)! how difrerent was the sprightlier hro4otte t when blundering natio, of pole allusions full, litiu,s 1f preseut ing to succeed the chief, flis speech :Warted with ninny' a bull, •, • Gave al l' .The f joke* new life in Compass brief; ffreacn'o good things be brought ottani in rogue; : 'l;bc,,e/richen and the red-hair i ll sage - • ' y'avtor and 3/ilion these engage. • • . Filling their comm o n pl ace honk's page: ' Mal 4:act - Nee winking sped! his jeers,.. And deaf Lord Anise pricled up both .his cars. Last came BRoUGHAN's ecstatic trial He, quite out of breath **rued panting, Firit, moilettly to touch the shoes lie pressed, hint soon he swore he would take uo 1-lie (mg entraneing ruler he turd the best ; Those near might think; tthile there he hawl . O. They !feud in I - 461411in eliirusy FAVV.I.I. -. s eruct, Jolied to the ruar of Bristol fl-1 On Parliament's Reform descanting. ' While on be rau, piliv4i up io•esory 60, BLIANiz (I:thc i ti with PittarroN a faatamic mind. 1,„ok st co- ctiirt," frowsta frowte.i, Andlen~ttseo'tl rtty, flowing, inrit to rev.sy,, 'Sfuiuli !oh ot pc4a4tr from his curling wig.' • , - • 4, 0 impudence! at potent' jad e • of (Ittaclerit- " l'iviowes • aid, IV Cimideo, driii ed. cr thy favuoriteiaiii aside' . As since that ii4,..vellen he, poor soul, Got to tjic byttont AI the Roll,. . Thy vutitrie4.o nyttijAt r taii WI; None jiirice ditto tklust.44Wril MUM had Lis tranquil Witten face, Dry*Att , tor meaning, irvlit/g, Once: s t 111,1, liurtidetire! ,licscrtia rat, trupetouus,turgict i Whit 1 • . When tuirmg Euiltunt to tleortry, Pie Joy . Vint I. believe ilufiafe r • Hi. , speech UM Wpm) iliau•Burton ale ; 13reatli'dinure intoxicating hate , 7 all which dial-nett ttleamb orlale Zv'n when lIVICDriI* uttrilipi to.kok ' Saint Stephen'• mingled wurr d j;411. • 0 I>iii uur vOu vajoymenti uvasfevi ]trice our Woe-41)114m the ; Return iu mll thy Nemec 'sluff Prompt Bunyan:vat iu shoes to pit*. pCONOMY.—,—Since the termination of the war, the Damlies have put their tvhlskert nu the WO estairliOnieni, and'rt:tineed them to half their ordi nary site. • The Tower ()host has exult* a strong sensa4 tion in that neighbourhood. Several perends firm td have seen it just after , the midnight Relief • linnetimes alone, but oftenersttended.by a youth seemingly *hour twelve► ft OM old, carry. 'log a small hurntsitad wirer!; with the following init Ws on It :—' S. P. U. LM. G. W. F." whielt \ learned Ciriliati has • thus interpreted :—The „Shade of Thom, en guard the 50,000 Guineas folk the Wheel of Positing," embracing urea Priies of 45,000 Qui:teas, '!'Wt) f)t 20,0001. .111 14 6 637 other Prizes i3OOO/4 . 10001. 5001. Ste. Ike. being tint Two Blanks to a Prize, and all tuikti in hipney..4-Degini Valentine's Day, of Febrthiry: 'ALS - NJ). DLTIIITUR ES. AR RIVAiS. Titr Prirrnris ott,tl 1t of t nicytter, it, ei,lrsittn-stru t , May ; the. C.onntess of beattitliilip, anti I.tr.).:L4itt:i ;;. ;vn. in St. J.! nes'i"sinari, ‘l%raelt erste) s of •Cltititillis," 'l . riv-garttivn*, Ow LA..'. eintitA, 'Joh' iit Burton, in ,Alt?utititiirt.ll i ;‘ Lit;A. 04 . 4 Guvcitr y. ;it Cs,- i - entry Ilo:ise,yit3ll(Nin Lord Milli,r.tiv,iuklarky-,street ; fxrd - Couttittlis IlentinClt and Pidy Joinilua B , neitick; i.s 1 :71%` erorck•strat Lord in North Aniiiiilirre'r the Ai1:61;1441i of Can -I.militetti • .fatijcf.'s=•settifti . i!l Sir A: limas:, Bart. iii Het it icy. ; .149t1 .11)11 .1..:-..tritiess L'aviemll,;•.;,. Hiy3re 1, colony! IS titian' Atassonby, Ltird and Lady Aiitininirit; tit Wititidtail.. , DE- ARTURES. 'f ht Edil tiff Chatham; oh a viiit to Lord rigttittni at hicscat Frognall, near Polies Cray,' in K ittt LIMY LaUisa Battpil, (row ViOrtlimg, to Brighton ; Lord Geo. Carendiih, frodt:a tour; to tiolliar Herat Milmthorpe; Gvnerni nr. rtey; fur Nlaltdi Hon. Augum LIS hull Mis. Darkly; tiir Ihir9ett ,hirr; Lord' Folliitono, yer:Langford Cititte; night lien: Ch.iiirs Long, tor Brotadey-hill., . • , . Air r AL.; AT BATH.—Str agnew; hinjor-Cittnt.rnt Srr IN Aver; Colu4ch cituitinglialo,t;uke, Lietit.;COloltel ScroAs, and Lieut.:Cuiutiel 4114)6: • - r CAMBRWGU, JAN. 26. . Oh S.ifurilay lust. being Isadbeltir of Arts Coln; meneculent, .128 ,Gentlemen.tivere admitted to that degree. The following Gentlemen ohtained acadernicat honours ou the above oectiiitio WRANGLEII4. .•.• • ,Ds, Jacob • , ti'llewell Ilignian ,Pritlitutt • . • 'Cuing • Cape .)41,00, t , T4443'4101 Twniesuy .. Trin. • M.,,l`iiven tibeepihauks Trio. I Ds:.‘"Veller Hardy Allay Joti t Elliott • ;5, kosltl av t Pemb. 'Papier , Hudson '3l NfOlt OPTimr:. • • Di. • • " cy . • 'Claytult ' . Jul,. • • Ca Nip s .. PPinnerttss 1 ,4 . . , *lneste • ▪ ..hell. • tin.. - Situ '••• t• • Juli. • • Myst:* " •iteVt 1. - tettry - 1 - Inbutt, of Christ Collega, son of the lute. awl' brinlier of the Vresvut „ ga , vic-o/4.1 - itelcr4iliaiiithire, was on last ttiltnitted to the honOitury degre* DuCtor :in. Diviikky. • Tihe, s hi.ec tt4 .14:4 he - ilicibbenr prizes for this year,, ate, for the.:. • iPTI:SIE§t . BradlieY ' ' Tiiii. • : Woilit .~, toti I.4l.lviiiii alai(, 1134,4 it . , .. ur* 11tislitly . ...1,,ii,,- , : Turrianu CNN; ... - Seri , ZTOB BACH ORS • • " liierpOrmiticrirgyt uric ort attvra..' .44tle-PLF6s S4c. ll ll4nits:, . " Uti-unt fritec'i *trig/all? rtu itocpwsutpairifirdmi /are 1/ricatt:ritakhAiiistatliq‘;w4l4iili6a4 oXFUItb; lAN. 27. Olt Wetines(Lly the' inlio*4,'lng titre ocitnittiA to, in ni ciet y—Ret. '4 . erhn'nbott,• . Of.flraten o i e lege.. Iteir.John Anthony Peen'', of. Mogi glen holt. • : ihichcArr in Vilinitv . -Ituv..luliti Antbutsi !' troy, erny, of Ma . ditten foil'. Ito.: Hit:hard Gothtittil. a Si. Joitli . scollvge. Masters rf drat-Kee. ileoryNettwen PlutoptVee, of Mee.: ton i:uileige.in.Biluomse 414 atnti It.sv. 4u!itiols Heart - AlahAsi of-Ehttey coHt•ge. Clu ' ' • Tititfittitty the IteV.. Sohn nein, 'l3:D.'ifiti Senior lee llu of--11raseowiw-CcAle g e, and Itectot ofOutil, in tho. County of.l•Zurtlitinipton, having been previonsit noinlutitecl by Oi s e Right lion. Lord , Grenvilh, Chancellor of the llltiv,eristY, w t ts industeil by the •Vice-ClihocellOr, tiecordinlp tti r the witti4..foirbsi Into the Prioelpufity of St.. Mary Ilati; eiterieby the retagnntiOn or the Rev. , Doctor Pcit: 51rothew NI. A. been institutedtio . ttie icortige of. tcriipsey,llP:or-", eetter4iiiee, 'vont •117 t t. - rem of Jokt i Wiogritia; D. D. no the 4)res . e.lutioll of Rev. the Deaq fkoit C Nyorcestei. # ' ... f Thursday the LOrd's of the Council met iti NI. Council .9 flaniber, IVltitektil, to hear atiii,, deter mine Appett . . ~. * Clattp and 'etisg . .llleiluid of ;ftrociting •,,tvic or , ^ 1) 4 44, its practiod in Me Laic . , ' O4 gf' .N'orit‘Wiite , -; . rica.—Tlley noist he 4114 ,:: is tz 'iii -, 011 , 4, 'Aviliii, ~ Hoist tie well scented by ty ii”,tvftsttitt then im. „ mciiedini.witeV for a Ila, fir . :tottit Coe ,g4 . 4ins are stillcienkiy s allied, which 44 1 1.2t4te.11 the leather they are then 'tii be tukett..knt,. , ;'tall, , whi . le thek are- slat ' wet they art! to he ”A roht, t ql loth. heats-foot, hr any proper 'oil, W'llici. noist,,he sf , fertot,,,ro 'dry in nelore the cricti 'il t.tki:.l) otiZ', . • CORl)Netti' li ,l 4ltql``.--VettriLlY ito j1)(1))*t. WAS held bertVre - J; W. / ti': ,. ovi Ni. o,l n of the.Co- - i.onots of 3144110m*, tit the'Swatt; flittsell-street, Gontiniatet-fields; oh the htitiy Of CliAtie; Thintias blot by, aged six years, !on of if respectttbie tner 'eltatit itt A ylifi-strdet, Who 'thet hii' death riolii hit ... ' ; di)tlit3 ettlCltillg fire, .T t appearid in c,Vidt neei, that the deceased atol his .3iNier, 'a girl atertft light ticars . olo, were . pl4ing ingetim'r hytiie It *61.1 "re, and having brtileit sonic or his plai-t ihtii, he titok a gltie-por, which *lay tattier a tahle and placeil it bpotitlie Ike; 01 (inTer, tis he ititiil, to Win! *herd, when intforttitiaiely his' phi•-aforti taint lire. 'llte dry'nf the *tleceasetl i aiii 'well u 5 that of his tistei‘, reached the cars of t hair titther.stini ti gentlettion in the eiiiinting:.hptile, whti likiitetiett to tit relief of the titzreasetl,Wiien they otteti l l, n l. in extingitishing the &mei, bill lie was to intielt btirtit; that he intgertkil a feW Intors, an t i ex pi re d. ertlibt—ileddent it i heath. _ • LA NOS PV'S Tit AY FL.t.."Tilti 11417dit IVC Of ihit tlistingnislted OiretlitiriPtViotor i 4 at length cote - , *tett by the pubireitthlit Of the 9.4 Volthlie, Cott;. ttlibittg the tteethint of the V(iydge ironi ehmkit to tkei Aleotitto ishititls tint! Noillt West Coast of Anterles,' and retort) by lath, over. itteS North Rot part3otAsi>i thrOttglt b;bcria to I } tfirsa 'route never liefore,perfortnetl. Thl4 le.- cowl Part trfittnitto matter of great ititerest to the ltd►tll,it iii tin! ostittOreiiii world, anti it is illottented *ith a ?Mu a bk. 'Alm) of th e whole rottte, intl : se vere! ettrioitv •