The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

i SI 11 P. I; vs i • 11 - 1,:01 . v . icir, bc.y. 10.—ArrAvcd the Castiereilgli 114cket 1% ith 'i.i mail trOm tioli.i n it. ..SitAl E ~•,. rei., A. .0 - - _ • 4 . . . 9 e. -na . Catliatine franspuit ‘'fitii . troopi tor ~--, „ 1 Prince of (.)1a , .1.;c packet for Iloi;iiiid ..., atlo4 Lit:ay' Nelieem pac:ii.,t for:CnZliilven, wlt l 2: iMtilt..i. IViud S, , , . , VALlquent, 8.--Airivtd the Lady Ara• bella," packet . ‘tfitli a tiwil front Li - sbnv, in eight OdYs ; ,qteen Chttilotte packet with 4 rneil from Gibraltar and illtata, hi 20 rl,4s.frotn the fari;ei, Wind S. E. POIiTSMUUTH, OCT. 10.--ArriVed the Lawjie Farttily . trohi the Downs for Bombay: Fre dericka Sophia Dutch frigate, On'her w,ay from Algiers home, pit here by contrary uinds. Sailed 'the Perola rortngnese frigate for Lit.bon,.anci the Pers: , •verance, Iron' the South Seas.--\Vind S. E. „, NAPLES, SErT. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Severthfrom AL.!ierg,.wit-lt 171) ltomm slaves.—' 13tlf. Aciii•eil three British transports from Al giers,With 678 Ne,Apolitan and Sicilian slaves.! Extract of a letter from the British Viec-Consnl at Canieriras, tidied 1 - 9th September, addresiied to the t ßritish COnSul 'at Cortina The schooner. Flinny, Of Gibraltar, from thence to Ililima, has just entered here,; _tvld the master states,,that [wren Monte-Lain e awl Cape Finitterre, seven leagues at sea. lie fell in with a. three-masted 'w here, which chased him for about half an 'hour : she sho'fved a red ,fiag, with a white crescent, and fired-11 guns ; but finding she could- not come up, abandoned the clittse: The 'where appeared Gera . built, had a white stripe on the sole, the rest all, black •; mounted 18 or 20 guns ; stipposed , to. be an Algerine: No doubt the same polacre Oat was. Lisbon the 25th ult." The. following Letter 'refers to an outrage corn mitted on a Brit is it vessel by a Spanish boat from Algesiras, when four of his Majesty's subjects lost their lives " Gra n'AtfrAtt , SHP+. 1 2.—.TVe beg lea.ve to ac quaint you with the following outrage committed on the' Etigl4 , ll flag : Some time ago, the B'r.tro ketch left tills, with a cargo of British mann factures for Cadiz anti Lisbon . ; she \vas attacked on the night after her sailing, hit he Straits, by a Ct;st house boat belonging to Algesiras „and the Captain and three torn kilted, although tlsOy made . 1 16, resistsime. e,essel was 'carried into Algt - sir:as, where she has remained ever since. the, goods detaissed , ,- sunder a pretence that it . ttoded tO sirsugg lc these. On shore at Cadiz. Si song reuions( rang et have been made through the British authorities tit .Madritl." MELANCHOLY ACCIDEN"P. _VAlt&T001 4 11, OCT. 10.—Atrived the Pill, from Capt. SLIPPER, i.i coming into this harbour in a shore hoar, was upset nod tuitortunatciv, with one of her crew, iirown'ed $ 1111 ' d we urn sorrylO'have,tO relate , ,' that four of the boatmen 1)i , this Accident. The boat upset on our liar. (Lot.rcrsTutt Crry Ecr.crloN.--The final close of t e was as .10110CVS ,• it',l)ll Cooper . . 141fiiority fur Webb The successful candidate was chaired-. .. .. --,..._____ . . , .. VVINDSOR, OCT. 10 —Yesterday her 4 &l . )t.ft.ii - V, the PRI NC Kti SP.S , the Dtici)ess Of Chou c c 5 -rr, tt, will Mike of CAMBRIDGE, tiith 1111!. iluidlei' in Wait; )g, dined at Frogmore : in the evening her 1)1, , , .1 ES'r V' bad . a select party at the Casale. Paris is WI of troops ; the royal guard is 'tl?e, only force that , seems in .0 state lit for serviceo--- Tbe,depiirtniental lettiptis , appear to be composed of reeritrs, who liarytiver served hi!fore, and are as yet wbolly undisciplined. ,The : national guard will, it is said, undergo a new epuration, tiggesied probably by the spirit of discontent that exists among the, people. It is said, that a fortnight previous to the eke tibus, General' litiexta, (the accomplle4 of tlie I.llsupet), and all the rebels and revolutioniti:ol , 4 Dijon, Rennes , Nantes, &e. &c. were released front surveillance, on copditiok of their using Oery effort to plonwte the election of persons at tached " aux interets revolutionnaires" ' A Jew Broker at Vontainbleau put up for sale i ll his shop, a few days ago, a large whito (unique, rather soiled, a reel rap, a fillet i and a pike, which be wire out bel on g e d f ormer ly to Madame IL, view Madame De V., when she exhibited herself as titi: Goddess of Liberty in 1793., It Is stated, we s t ippose 'hit a certikin Peer of France the purchtiser of these different curiosities. -The 'Marquis of ANGLestA bas,latterly occupied 4 . lz r e at of his tinge in inquir ing into tile nitute n od t tient of the distresses of the po9r tt04.11 14,houring part of the people on his J.4orrisflip's , estate ilk kV:4CM, trot!, His IV:Otileti is' adopting measures in order to alleviate iltent. .0n ic.r.,0101 of the clisordrilyconellici , or of the inhabitants of I;attthray;, thti hots been siqtt up.- !nu. actors who played. to altuoNt tint - ay houses b u v e .1L i; h ..greitt difficulty obtained pectuil,;ion,Jto return to thvir Theatre ivi the former town; but the. Milit.tiy AuthOOttirs have intlered a, corps:lle garde' of Then to be established in front of, the litay-hottse, circuttisttinee whit:lt will piohahly 'prevent the 'bight-110*vn riotous townsmen frout..titentruN. The crops in 1-I;rupshire hare . beert productive, anti almost all, the 1;;u icy is.now cntriett. Mr.. ito.usar Wool), 0: Con stable and fot.pector of IVe;gllts 441'141 ila hincea for the fluttOe. , t rtt Tottnaußtow 11,.: t i f g tc!, the if redstire of Bite.(.,;,:moty, tt. ,los, bi:!,0 4 1,-;A;F, amount of penalties, in wilieli that hundred hnve heen t two Petty Sessions, tor it% L i til tt it cfckGtivc ,•• • TTIE , . ,•, , . _......-....,------- . T ' COVF.NT-GARDAN.--.1. pre,wll e (?1* outer rant-ter forces_ tiS to, t? 1,1 Vt'ly COO' ise in owr thew. ric .1 he part ine , t. Air. MacrteaDY has aft ' ordedus the up , . port ttnit,y for couparison we 0. ishuf f0! , ..-by plAy •thg 0 1 / 1 00. i , ; the adinirable : Ttagedy of t lip t name. It Wass perfornia9ce of ;„ , „reat merit anti m itch pro wise. Occ,asiptially hitiAdid, but in he illit , a:),.iy:.etl s,, , :ws , rotrftil, varied, awl eiieri.;et ic. : II is ilv i it ft -was Of,t be modern school, and conOsted in a Sl,4:tig. gling effort to reach the bed iil Pesdoiowi. I'he, wish is inure luittwal than any that can be assigned for any other imitations of the (_OrSili,r, and heing well executed ) it area: down thtindei s of applau•lf . . Wrt-sliali cot r more at largeinto Mi.Alk.onEADv's Othello hereafter, and couciitle this brief notice by: stating, that it has strengtitened . cur high opi nion of his tal2nts.-11r. YOUNG'S fag() is not villain enough. This. is • not tine line of yarts in. xvhich he. is pie-eminently great. Ills voice, his manner, his person, idl his . ipialiAcations are better suited to Pierre, Cassius, Bece-rley, iacquf,>-;--parts of • manly feeling on what ever passion tuytting, than to craft and the baser workings of guilty, nature, Mr. C. KEmnt.E's Cus.sii.) is too well known as' the fine,t on the stage to reptire tintt to he again stated. Mrs. FAUCIT was /)0(101011q, anti Mrs.. LGERToN the wife of Ingo. These and the other characters offer nothing prominent for praiie, awl We are unwilling to censure. the llitU RV - IJAN,K.---Mr. STPI'IIEN KEMBI.P. Was h "Jo J oc ks..Of the Merry Wives of Windsor, anti ,was unwieldy enough to raise a laugh at'his omit uory efforts. . The play was pretty . strong in its cast, and went off smoothly. -• . . BII6IINGUIAM THEATRICALS.. 13IRMINGHAM, OCT. 9 —Few events `within the scolie of : popular amusements hare excited stronger sensation here : than the appetrancc Miss O'NEILL at this Theatre, On Monday "morning there was literally riot at the Box- . office, from the anxiety to obtain places, and in the evening all' the avenues to the house were thronged beyond all former precedent. ! play: . was cast with a strength but little inferior'to tvhat the London Thekr es could ftirnish ; for, in addi tion. to the Juliet of Miss O'N'itiLL, there was the Romeo tot Mr. CONWAY, and the uorivalled,;ll,ir ratio of Mr ViL.E.ts.fort. The audience was altcr palely wrapped in tenderness, laughter,. and fix sobliinity of grief— , ,indeed the pathos of the %Ap— ing scenes was beyond the endurance of the softer sex, Some of Whom were obliged to be taken out aT the Theatre, from the.convUlsiv'e State of their Pelirigs : -;.--11:11sitYN . F.ILL played Mfrs. OdOey, on Titesday„iii The Joint's on which oCeasion the' corps ahnnatifine xeceived aul accession in Mr. BAxTLEv, Who tivas most warmly greeted by his oh' friends, in tile Major —Mi.' , O'NBtLL is io pear 'in: grs Lintter,/sooga, and Mr - s. Beverley the latter ut witty!, characters she sus, t3ins ott Saturday evening ICU. 11.e'r TIIE • C0r0.7-Exctims:Ge, but few refill arrivals this morning., and the trade in ge- iteral rather tiull„ ai t t uyers appear to be waiting for supplies. Fi 'Wheat aryl ( o.lta s-Upport the prices of Aland.iy, but ortrioary is clull ; and Malt lolly support "their and if any tiling aro I.4ther (leatvr : in otlict• kinds of graip there is no alter,btiou. Filte—Flour is 835. Pci' sack. Smi tit FtEl.l3,Dcfr ? 11.«;Thisdav'si Market had a scanty sup ply of the different kinds of Cattle . ; Pork was dearer; !Sint tnu ~was cheaper ; • Beel aild Veit 6 411 ;po l -tot LuU pr;ces; anti, the trade; for. the mast part s was not aver brisk.- The sales in the flui=tuaritet WeSt: rather ; flay, Straw, and Clover., obtsined last Brice'. ' The followin prites arid' nutubers are a correct state. olent To sittlethe Ofrol, per stone - 4,Mb. • . Bea', (W. 46.0 d. Mutton, 4s. t#l. 4ii. 03. Neal, 4s. oa. to se. l'ork, 4s s(1. to (is. 03. lietotts, 740. Sheol), 5,70 n. Cal% 290 Pip, dip. my-m.0103...11,4y, O. to $l. 10$. Straw, 11.164. to I. öti. Clover, 41. 10s. to I. 01. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGP..—Thurshy being the first day n Term', the following Gentletiten were elrttr tJuhersity Officers for the year:ensuing : • PR OCTORs. Rev. ‘Villiam of : Caitt% Ct)llego. Rev, \V IM= French,.Fellow. of Ptunbrulie;th II TAXOR S. Rev. Robert Jefferson Fellow of, Sitlney Cotlige. Rex. George Hag - gift:Fellow Of Christ College. MODERA'FORS. • .1. Whii"e, 110,A , colltge. G. Peacock, Ls+ Fallow of Trio ,ty Loilcgc. S4;III.ITATOI3S. • - 4 Rev. Tiewiek Ft.llowa St. Veter's college. Rev. rharlv, Rug) ++ : orth; Fellow of St eonegp. The Gentlenivil woe oil Ow day. adnii*tted Bii . clielfir; of Asia Johif Graham, of Sidney Col!elze, • Willtant Nicholls; of Trinity Colleire.? John %Targesson, of Trinity Coll , gr. Rev. George John W)att, of Christ College. PEDESTRIANISii.'--4BARNET List ilight accom plishtd, Yo ' Ootk, 45 miles, soil this morn ar-u quartti' past tliret set off quill ; eat bine o,cloat lie had, performed 17 p . ittes. ' , Wale the Dil'eCit)l'S 'Alt!! a;lot.vea for Icfitrinbig P,lY toetits ;---this is intlred a lo,ty period, con trasted with the very short which Fottuor. bas allotted to EY . rot , :- ! tvho triost, after the.3ls t ito‘t.,tot, tt. , sotot.• his rytyinoit of Prizes which :eat, ttoprecetletttollii Luttety,, o , lly 6,600 'l icket yet com l .] icing , no than . Tit ct,t: 'l'weN TY Ili II triA N 11N I. 1 . esitiri 'Arrow, othertapitak (loe. tie eon templdte er0,%46‘ Ltittell lt,i,ten to s e ntr, th e inlepitstuon ruiv,uttages it offk:rs. by nu ,at bis truly lucky ()dices, 2, (2.4rt,i1 ;butt 16 0 Cov'entry-strect, %% bete not only tneuts Cit)t.D l . but iii: t) ILkNK `l‘t)(:i.: I Will (.3)r:01 t}lorA: who are t . c.olv6i'll-iit t,, t 4 • lit sltch Uprli.thtillity I I 0 T 111.3, WESt.kliS'.ll 7 ,P, - PEN ITE'SITIAIII". This Li'stittiti(li), t,k) iwi)9l.tatit iu our sLtni;:itnitly known to Ole Public... J,! . soiluithc that ii wore witb ns inNin it ryi791,t4)005 111111 111111!it-cw6if,' not Antl ... y be 11c,:ewl,b1s: to our but we,— f(11 to thv e.):mtkuni.ty, .we h,tve proem - v(1 souse imormatiou couVerniug Eitabllsbnient, %%Lich ‘ve now submit to the Public: GrN" - ril orrcr:F.. . . A: 1 - 11Csent flivre :leo only tvirkile cnnvits. filled i.i L'eni[cn.ll7, tint tht.• pait intent)i'd - for the retxpticw lii 11111 VS Iteaoy anti will fir r,ceive therii i;i the course of aft !W weeks. The . eftdpel, which is a Most sptt ciotts boilding; atOlovell-constrac'etl fol. the ac - - cottimodatiott of the cummitt . ee, oflicers, 1 . 16(1 pri , spurs, is tdso nearly btushed, :tad , bc'eoh stierated by the I. 4 shop London early in ventber next. At present, is large rimitt is twilit! use of as "a fetoporar cbapel, and it is very in teresting to witness the deCent deportment of the convicts doting I)ivitie Service. The pri soners are divided into two ciaiSes, and tire distinguished by a particular' dress. There are schools foe t)wir religious and moral instrnction,. tinder the immediate superintendance of the Chap- . lain, who diStribittes anningst them, 'according to his discretion, religions hanks, at the incOence of the U;,tablishmetit . . He± kceps a joutual 'of ob servatioo; and daily sees and converses - iVith - the prisoners tis to the state of their minds, and gives ipirittml advice to the sick, and to all who legnirc it: X 'reasonable blue is allo , ted to the prisoners every day fur walking anti exercise.. At the ap proach of rittik rt, hell is rung, when they mint leave Off wOrk, a t repairto their septtrate, bight The cleanli k Uorder ess and good of the pri son, which meet toe eye of a visitor in every di rection, is truly gratifying; and the convicts,' while they seem to fear the different (Akers,' at same flute appear to resnect them. • The (lovCrnor t end'lltittron also' keep.ajournal of observntion, and their laudable attention, as well as that of the Other Officers, Ore such, it is to be hoped, as" to ensure not only the goon! con 'duct of the pt6otiets tfuring their confinement, hut' uhicittotly their complete reformation, : Al:110:,2;li the tfrisoners "ere treated tVith the greatest kindn, ss, yet the immagetiteni of the inison is so conductud, tinit, they must feel in a proper tt,egree the punishment of being cOnfinecl, vARTRI:uI..mts. • - - . 'Time (I Cuq,4'itement —For and dnring tiny tern) not fi‘e years, in ease „an offender, sh:ii l have .been sentenced, tct be,trausported for .seven yeats only ; for ally: term. not t.:xcetktling seven ygars, in case he Or htiVe been so. ten- fenced for fiturteen years; alai for a term. clot, cx yrectingteo yetirs, 'jocose such ()treader sholl . a..vi• teceivetl .14enteace; of transiwilatiutl lor litc,, cr shall have bet:o cepik4ll,ycoatietvd. lthrtment 'of Time on !Yee: Days.—From Lady -1)1y to Mictlaelitats the lairotters, who ;ire itt - At half-pr.st , five, flab at day.brvak daring tite retet.,ifolvr 61: tht- yea .• I Lilt it g , itt .t hem' for ttressiog awl wabhitzg-r7thea tic y' colitnenee their ‘vvrk. At nineleclock lacy ! w oe Omit breskluit ; at hall-past time they re- stint, their tvork. At one their dinners are distributed among them, rind ast hour is al timid '.for alt itlee, alr; • alld exercise ; Nt tt% U. 0 7 c/pck they return to work. At six q'cinch In ;tin; ;it sim.set in Whiter, they leave off 4'ork„ In the ‘viuter all lhe prisoners ,81: then Lll6l' bight' cdlti, except ratt, the evett ixts on:Ar'hith they itreitsshidiltd for the purpose. ot andlinir al instruction. lii the butitilllef 11011111`;111e5( are not-locked up till seven o'clock, an hour being ailoweil, during these months. Int ;tnit'exereise eohris. lmme . clintely 4 flu they are locked up in their separate cells, tor the their'sn'ppers are delivered to them. On' Suntlay.— . bp - a: Sunday they rise at Revell truth "to - Michaelmas, anti at -tight during,. the lemaituder of the year. They I w :l ' d chapel twice in tile day, Mire alloWed a consi• dt-ralire time between the hours of Divine Service' and the time alltitterr for their pulsate • religious lust ruction, for air and exercise. SOOll after t hey leave the chap,_l in the evening, they are locked up in'their,respective night cells, that those who are to driposed may ,have an ortportunity 'of int roving; themselves by reading and retleCtidel.- I'ky are frvqn . ently examined publicly in the chapel as to the .progress they hiliveniade in their rdigious, • Erercise.- 7 1Vben .walking in the courts they nrCl always tinder the inspection- of is Turnkey, whir' must attend to,their heiniviour •mid prevent their boitet ing and standing still fur the purpose of 'Yersationt ta taking such exeiclse as niay 1). essential. to -their health. ' - 41)ft1i. ,- - - I*t Chistt, yrilow itiiil brawl' i 2il Clatiß 0 green and brOwn—made of cheap and coarse ma !tretals, with snob titatiti.or peculiarities oat easy tend to facilitate discovery in ease of 'escape, instfurhaa.—Divinv Service is performed Morn ing anti iif ternoon, every Stool o'F, •And prayers are . i 7Ciit o eyery thraing'in the littittnitriei . ." ' .'. In the. Schools th. prisoners lire instructed in ,re.„lAiii - g . and writing:, and, as near. as 'possible, .xiptiti the pla i n adripted hy the Nittional Society, • • 4 1dozittanet of Strt.o:B(rs.-- N li strangers are ad . tn!‘qi t! , zec idly vikrt . of the prison' in n the occu patio of pi isoners, 'unless by iat order loon his M.jvstylb Principsl Sceretloy of . Stitte fur, the 'Home_ Departntent, Or ititlesi ucconipanied br it , Alrltibtt• of the Comillitt‘ev. 4 _ t, Set-iivr and Cammunicating vith .Priends.—:so v o solle is t ,‘,ytti , di:Ling the period Of thuir confine., nlent,„' lie permit ic•ii to'sec their friends, ntiless by an o'llkt. t, out ti.e Coin iiiitt,e,t in liciiii't he Visitor. This . "t+.ll:ltletlee 'oily grailtc.ti to sift+ Tri'soi;ers I.lloNe conduct, on reference to the'elliiplain, iiii. v ernoe', nod Nr i .t,te r -NiantlitiCt tit . er (or NititV4.o) it . a fermtle pi isiniei), moy uppeitr Co entitle if ::in to it'd, tar6ur. - Tile I.tarvice: hettrven'the ini' , sotiers,ettill their trie,TtiA" Cu;l i ) iilv lithe place itillti' I" l *.: . "! ,, t''''='4' an otli,-,-,' of tlt',. tirkaii,, it tiny pri - ..ler b,.:(tatigvi:,. , , , !‘' , iii in t ', e, infirmAry, , he oc •4,t lII , v 4 : 4' i 144.:. tiietelitT of- iti , o , Cittpiailt, :Je Viiiit4il `:;',' his Gt: hit '" 7 I'if ' " 'S Fr oiiii‘nv (H -. .. rtt,tt ii. tir Ittlimrs ire :110‘rett te einvoyet ... r tntot prt. (ot 1132 k y 'ft ie<t,t' itf !I r e f;pi.itoters. ‘‘',lii a per t.:‘ , ..0t agt. oti,t heir kvotk. .I:ol.,,r3i4vertior pray, .‘yitb tbe coose;:t 'if t,u4ll—tt3,Qtts by' ftttur the itaura v.pp , t0r,14-j,;pr„ i , Clts..ii may b r p:o.tetl to 11.1t:'....-3ed;:t';,,. \ `; of State foe the 1.1,,tpe 1); p CoAsetigetiee of 110 - y (—.0;;.; rrclin 4,y 'hi order that they may bi. by -hint .as ohjects of the Iloy,ll,,Met.cy. Such are the princi;rtl re rust, Itt,tituticm. We are cunviuc;e , l that itszeifect op'on the inindi ;,nol coottoet must be iwne s dutary thin that of auy oishnient hitherto adopted. The solitariness of the 'state of the• prisoners, " in his single cell" for kvork Or for rest, !Oust induce serions•cons:Weratio4 Of the nature of guilt atni its conseilnendel‘. 'There is no obscene or de. tianclictitirikiftreall is lonely, and solemn, and,. ihrpresSivie. 1 11eiCs is a pause in life, and an awful oneoiti*.i, 1-lope appears indeed, but it is at the end of a long vista—after the'purgatian of crime by penitence, mill through the• continued practice - of that good ceitdit:t, , which is calculate:l to render viee•ollion% ; -ro d y.rttie a habit; Sincerely do We At it every person in this great Metropolis' engaged in ecit coorNes could contemplate this Estahlihment. - The survey would etituse , them.at le.:st to halt in .their career,, and reformation nught come with reflection only, and Withotit 'the penalty of offence: We have not spoken of the plan of the build ing, of that portion which is complete; of its cleanliness rind security, the diligence and merits of its several Superintendants, to• any similar to pies connected with it, Confiaing outselvei to its moral condition nn►l direction•, 7 Vld-nriy here- after return Co other points, salistied in the wean time with the thought, that it is possible for this pictine to Meet the eye 2nll , reach the heart of 'IF smut not irreclaimable straggler from th . e paths , pit ricrltttde, and arrest,. ere too late, the (nautili step whichleatls to sin and misery. THE BELGIAN PRESS. [CUR . IOI.IB CASE.I OcT. 6.—The'JOurnal 'of , the pro. vinee of Antwerp, of last,-+con(iim a 'most ittsuitis , g diatribe :agail st Mr.. Bisehop Basreyas, Piesident of the 'fr.hutoill 'of Cos)- ateree, who was designated by the mitials of bits •! n a me. This „ retched .prptlitetion, • wrlten Ala . EhOish , Was ill the fprm of an Epigratn, eroitided, " Ast Ass put 'at the lidad of the Tri bunal of Coliznieree, and President." On the of • rlciat complainds of the 'l* inanal of Conrnet cep the .k . ing'ito Attorney .(I,:neral ordered prof eedino • to beinstituted again , t 11Iv nitthirr3, Fihtets, tint - . di., tr ib u t o f t J,,in•ii,4l. .:I'wo of the vroonds . • for, prosteto ion •alleged hy the At torney• Giolev4 wyre, that this indecent to og . ytiost tilt:l'64oll4 un(% its l'iesident,•oot Of resent,rten tor an 'act entitLiting front the anit,hority enniiiiud to theta by the hue, tends, in theft view, to distort) pnblie and that it is lime to chink of sonic foreign tv(ito'.3, abusing illy liberty 'of. tile PreSs, employ ic. only ifs at±taci;ing flat liot,ow• dud re nation the to CN.cite (Lkordevi attlunn us .by their. if.ction inn and Joan, .tle- postql, that (,It .artick toil :item. pivcii .ono I.,cobs, who .bad signed it : sti,,peoing.,4 bet nal lite. 01. it, he hat} stopped ti)o, rtper, tlio hilt a copies itsd gone- itbrl); , d"w i .i l t this • i‘liikt how j4cohs, it If Rt ive Lolitloti t ito(1 at .I„ . ltwerli, years, behig a ckim.dedgeti itirgliatUre rti , the MS. niile printer ; he said he liaoit trial hcfore -the 'flibml.ll of Commerce, which MO given, riso tit air uppeal he ittitieti, that , itt liaighinti it 1414$ 8110Weti to , write.as he I thine, wit Eitnit. naming bOdy. • Au ()Eder of Arrest I?ttiog,twitle out uth,luit, tiiYl Ity the Jyga (i',lta.trt4et-if , n, Jacoiti Airesented to the Triiitmal of the Vrst Instarice'aiNtitiou to be. allomect hi3 - liberty pravi*ionaliy This v% as refused. „ . . . A BAREAI44Ith ASSAILT.--A .evetllligs ,go« a young..LoAsinnumed Ort‘m,, who Tesidell Alt I,:t house, - upon: nttourtling home between : eAglit 1401 nine ty'.ettiek. , .front - a visit , to her frientik.in tl'hite chapel,' ‘vas,issaidted ; by , n 'Watt of respectable Op pearonee, ii that tivighbourhood. , She was pass lug! through Suffollt-street, when she oh:zereed *a person in tln oloictire Tart of. it,. who kremett to • - be waiting r'or:soill i .tl qua ta:oce. She. wits der no alarm in con.Yttnetic-e of tie time - of night auti the xespectable dtiss of the struittr,er, and.,,e rordingly- did 1101 11V1ilat 4' .10 prnete.l towards , I,intelmusi."; '1 he Wail 11,Cr 11,1, tahe p;4s ed, and said, Are liot.uu ::iorah,,( A )vton i" tic tore she had tints .to reply, he seizeA her and threw• her to the ground. :She was unable to tall ffir assistance. assailant was .not satisfied ‘rhat hr hatl'done he made several plunges at .her side with a sharp instrument, and, left kr itt a state tit inseitsih.titv. 'lite sufferer reached her. 1101)61! With great dillicultv., and Laving ittunediate ove;o4friii fur prolessinuoi assistance, a surgeon was Stilt inr. ,4'llo 10111141 1114 a three wounds had hee4 indicted twioss the, ribs, Otte of which wa% %cry near lying rit,d. Some :Linger' wos apprehende', but the poiV, is no 4'4' ITCo4'eling. 'She suspects That the miis ,ll 4 l proCeeded loom reven4e, but isv entivinceetlotr rcibbery tval 111,1 itt the cc - noel - 111)10- 111,11Oiliiitt who contlidtted it., for she hBd money in Her ,glove at the time, a„MI t0abt,..1!,1 iat her Card, e,11(1 shc iota tissue. of hyr property. Sibs „ .1 1 s0 59Nlvsts %vho thet.;,olouiiot was, On( teiltots, to mention a name, in - the a ppretl2l;s'; 6ll Oka 1. 40 itapittation ti)tght t.Ill upon att.-tuiviecat .the raatty i t uea4lotcs.%%Phicti t%ave reillk 4 Ii ) Cue cool lintlBo Wed , es/O4: 1 ge iNii, it is worthy or r;Le.tgli. that tivevu;lis lo !:t!t: att iek -Olottr-tiver 11 1 ,00-A11„;c1. 4 , s tt ,111 Hut! oiticcr Or) ~flll,:'•itoyal ilie„ ving inCO Lhor:Pr, Val; ViA1401 . 4111 Oat. dak4itoul.#llt.