The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-05 00:00:00

TO TM?, EINTOR OF T 11 1 ,3 SUN. Sut,--1 again take up . the pelt to express.my thought.) on two :omit importerit objects, the In- come Tax, and (what is called) Agricultural dis tresses; the former has, most improvidently, been rejected, the other is yer i sub jailice: the Oppo sition,. who object to and resist, not indeed by argement, but with virulent and ioffammatory language, whatever . . proposed by Ministera, however betieficial - to the country, itr.the matter of the rejection of the Income Tax, to which they undoubtedly contributed, that is, by their Votes, arrogate to themselves this rejection as a victory over Ministers, - while, in fact, it was merely' a ,triutoph of mean selfishness over the. good of their country : for I will ever main. , tain, that with some proper modifications, and dktinction between the species a property and of incornei it was the best and wisest measure for our present, and future welfare and security : And, Sir, bad the Income Tax been continued for five years instead of two years, and peace lasted so. long, clie narioli would have been placed by that, and by the undi vested produce of the Sioking in su ch a situatiim with regard to our finances, a's , niight have d e th.d the c frort 3 of the 'whole world. against us I but the self considerations of some, and the love of present indulgencesof Others; pre vailed over the generous love of their country ! The Ministers who proposed, and the Minority who voted for its continua i ce ought to have their names enrolled for the gratitude of . posterity ; and the others, by whose means. it was,.rejeeeed, for the purpose of.proving to the poorer and labour ing classes, who are so easily misled, those who are and those Who are not their real friends. Al thinigh so often repeated, amid 'so wrll 'and so Strongly suppOrted in your excellent paper, I must o n c e ' inure advert to a few of the various.advan tages arising froM the contimiaoce of this tax'--it affecred not the labouring classes—it torced the avaricious to contribute some share to the wants of the State—it compelled (perhaps the only way they might to he compelled) the absentees; who. in such very considereble.. numbers are speadiaig their incomes to foreign countries, to pay some part of the taxes of their own, from which.,they derive that income and its security-0-4 would have precluded the necessity Offrai,sin* money by lotthis the iotele•t on Which , wouldgten Wave hecotem.. rotary, but `which now intisf, be raised ; by fresh end perms-mew tdxes•pressing hard upon the,com triunity at -hitge, %while tiff iaine time, the landowners are Straining' every nerve to do the same, by taking 7 ;4lf every/ a:x7that'affects the farmer; nut; in' acidity; to relieve him, but to Mai nit) ex.m bit Ant and unreasonable rents for .1 scarcely know of, a single instance stvCrifieeof iheir interests : I look for, in our Verliaineutary . blstOry; there I see evury opportimity , takeu of eilvaetiog them - va4 hot oeyer,iu times of the great tst se,r. ity and d ist rev, - one solitary iustance of h i lly t fur their ailles'iattfrn, hit least , not one Act. pav,e:l rot giviug bounties, on importation in order. to teduce the pricc of Coro, which they nays h(en to ready to give s or) exportation and t,t) measure to keep el) it. , price..iit torne.---But, Sir, i repeat,' that until the Nod 9wners Tease to seizie the opnortenity of every mcideutal high price of, graitl to raise thdr tele*, tioy. are 'reduced to a just, actd. rca sonable e..`ee, iim'er rbe sisbjc'et tornost, de. irimental fluctuations. in the, priee,Of Grain, of emirse, of those in the watfes of labour, and to the evils and discontents which always take place, *hen from a change of circumstances tisese Wages Are uttemptea ql be reduced, TheSe flnetitetious Affect equally our manufacturers; the wages ()Ills- Itoue, wherever and no whatever employed, cal) be properly regulated only by the steady rate for the purchase of sufficient food and other necessa ries for the support of the •labourer ,find his hi'. ; and surely it ought to be the object of gyery, especially of at great, commercial and,. ma►. splact oriog Country, such as ours, to provide that sufficiency at as cheap a rate as possible, partici). larlylitom its vireclS on the price of the products Qf our industry end lab , nr'in the estports to and OOromerce with foreign tiations. No doubt but the price of coin, as well as tither commodities, has been enhanced by our tames, and it is equally, true, • that the landowner is fully and justly en titled to an ample rent from his i land, and he ought to have it, but tiot to the extravagant and unrea aiinable rents to which they are at present raised, and he is certainly still less to the levying ; , any part of them, as he is endeavouriag to tlo, upon tie other classes, by relieving himself from every pressoo that weighs npon hire, and throwing. thew upon the.equaily bidet) members of the rest of t he,,coolitionity ; for • the -greatest part far 'the' neatest of the distress of the far pter arise not ,j she taxes but front the oppressive rents of the landlord. . . Many grelit and obvioys advantages and.priv leges.ll:ive the lartilnwners over every other species property t .tl,ty are by far Ole most poweidni body in our Parliament, and personally interested in raitiittiy and supporting the price ` of Ov.r Coro Laws ( agility, slink , - it : in the repeal of the prohibition of foreign. cp,n, effected by, lite. exertions Of Mr, Pltrk, iti 177i3,, it tottli'l not tie effected in rite ttlisoNte mattner which these en lightened men - ''' I.esirell and Sound policy &elated, be , :aitse the-ianded •intereit Was tcio po Ae rf u l t o give tips a Itystetn th ey irpagined (although' errimeon,ly) to' he eBittinetve to 'th e increase of dieir r*ntit.." 'll'erfraps:aVer: 01,1( for alleisetlis Pailiament — repeal.all past 14%vs, new' ones, Nn . but hitich Iparib Na'stittiken front them ,interference nitil I ItTit; - Prom: the interested views I perceive. 114Selisionof the . subject, no good but much Itartn . titay oe expeesea.frotu 'what they ,„ Fp vdo in Ititure.l ant ott,, yoig constant tt eitoir,, , Mai U. - • " IMPAKTIALIS. IL\ B LitOf I VMS. 'LETTER PROU ST. eeTeaseurtotr, DATED HAY 11. The - Manifesto of his Imperial - Majesty - with, which the new Tariff was published, is dated 31st March (a. S.); rand is as follows " After the, re•esteblishmeut of the .free, political, nil • commercial relations between the European Powers, we have judged it conformable to the genere3 „interest to mare some changes in the prohibitory system of trade. To this effect we ordered, in• the beginning of the year 1815, a Coininiliee to be fortned fur the - examination of the Project Of la new Tariff. 'Having now taken the opinion of the Council of the Emplre, eller it had' examined this subject in all its parts, and after our own minute examination of all 'the objects relating to the Tariff, we have judged - necessary to alio* the importation of several foreign goods, which were prohibited by the, last regulation of ,commerce, while we for the rest let the prtdiihit ion, in respect of the other' articles, remain in force. Aecordirg . to this , : principle; having confbined by our own' signature the general and special dispositions, as well as the lists and tables which compose the . new Tariff, we command - that it shall he pat; ine,xecu tion from the time fixed in the general dispositiOns annexed this Tariff." • ' ' -Among nuniy other regulations, the` Tariff con tains the following is in force Irons t h e th ee of its publication, and is valid for all:the ports and land frontier custom-honse otli , 'es in the Em pire, except those in the Goveruments - of Oren burg, , Tobolsk, 'and Irkutsk, in Georgia, and in the line of the 'Caucasus. The importation of the 'foreign goods, not prohibited, is allowed in the ports of St. Petersburgh, Revel, Itigit; Liban, Odessa,Tliemlosia, andTaginizok ; and on the` atO side, by TioWito, Bizesc-Litowsky, and •Dubiissar. In all the other ports, and lunch frontier en,tom-ihouses, °illy those unproldbited reign goods may be imported, the introdextion nt which is allowed by the & - tstaivo (frontief toll gnard-hottSes). The duties, according the nuinher, measure, and weight of, the imported goods, are calculated in Russian silver money, bat levied in bank bills, according 'o a rata to be published annually; for the current year the silver rouble is fixed at tour roubles in hank bills. The antic* on the value of the goods are fixed in hack bills, anti levied according to a special regulation contained in the:feral., The - i,,ournal called the Cunsettaleur Impartial, publish t! here in French; had atniouneed that the was 'fixed for twelve years : this is not so, but the importation ..of the 191 foreign articles 'which are prohibited , in the 'lard; is forbidden for twelve yeas, in order to favour- the internal; manufactures. , 27;e-;.-4 respeciablcteaveller who ,irrived herein-tiny (se is H !hen and Mita bitant of - 11 : ergen) .I.4:ports - that . the summons hi therto spread' of the .piaguy, or of it 'cootegions distemper in. -Norwi t y. have. proved wholly Inended. It bad indeed betm nieutioneti hi a NON wegiur) Paper. - that tut-slier 'inland icj the king don.) several persons had cued or a daugeroae temper, and the repetition of this notice in other papers had caused - some alarm upon that head ; but that afterwards rite Physicians who:went front Bergen. - to the place indicated,- had dieted all the apprehensions exposed respecting acontagious distemper. The report of the wreck.' 'Us whidly false. •This traveller left Bergen on the Itlth instant. STuTGARD, MAY 16.--i-The following Lai been published h e re , " ll.is Majesty. the King has received-clear' proofs, that several of the iirinces and Counts, formerly States of the Empire, and now subject to his Majesty, have not only entered into a union, contrary to the relations us subjects, among them, selves and with other formeHy immediate States - of the, Empire, but also have allowed themselves to have recourse to foreign Courts, and attempted . to procure their interterence in determining their' political relations to the State, neglectful :of th e i r en4agements as subjects, to which they have sworn by the oath of allegiance, and winch have been recogni2ed by the Great Powers of Europe, in th e late Conventions with them. But as the attempt of a subject to procure the interference of foreign powers in the internal concerns of a state, is, in all well : ordered states,,a erime;:to Which se- vere penaltiesare attached, every attempt of the former States of the Empire, now made subjects, whether made by single individuals.orby.seVeral united together—whether they apply, to single foreign , Po‘Vers . , or to a : union .of, ,SovereigoL Princes---cannot be regarded in any light but us such a critic against the state, which is to be pu nished with all,the severity of the laws. , "hlis Majesty, therefore, reserving to himself to refer these illegal proceedings in respect to the :authors and most active promoters of them to the coursc,of justice, to be examined . and judged ac cordiitg to thc-eiisti.ug laws, has been pleased tri - give the undersigned the order, expressly to remind Mt-. N. N. (letters used in German in : place of the. to he inserted in a cirettlar letter), of the. long,existing prohibition, by which every stubjectis forbidden to, apply to foreign Courts lit matters. Which concern his relations as a subject, and at the, same .titne.,to add the threat, in case of contra- • Veiltioo, besides the heavier punishment to which the gailty will be liable, the immediate sequestra tion of all estates belonging to the disobedient 'in his Majesty'sdOninions will the more certainly Follow,as (cis. Majesty has most solemnly and re - p . catetu m y engaged to greet the former iiinnediate nobility ofthe empire whatever they can 'possibly have : reason to expect. 4 "Che lindersigned, as chief ad inte r im'of the Horne Depaitment, at the same time that' he here byy m his Illitiesty;s Commands, reenests N. N. to let ilium have, ,without delay, p cettificate oldie present notification- hasiog ,been made. • " The Actual'euunseilor of state, Ntutgard; aer:l - " - OTTO. Herne Detairtawnt." - • The PrioCe of. -Walpurg Z'rb, gave ,in a note,. dated April :Il i in which he declare% that the po-r' ditical situation of the former immediate Princes end Cuttins of tfie Empire has two 11141 - 11 Vhi,Cts".". f atguisition -cif atrial • votes . itt the Ger iirtn Diets and Assemblies, and their personal PlM !ego'. Their requests are founded on the Acts of Con gressand the Treaty of Paris. If, therefore, on the approach of the German ,Diet some of rite tnetliatized Princes and counts of %militia States of the (i,ertuatt COnfederatiou had formed an union to pronnite this object so important to them, at it moment which 4ill for ever decide upon it, such lin union cannot he disapproved by the highest Sovereigns itt the union ; that Majesty the King of Wirtemberg had indet d declared on the 18:1i of October, that lie Yeas snrpriied the Princes srould not .wait with patience and submistAon for the moment when his Majesty should execute the en-agentents he had trt.ide ; that they hail waited, but as AtiS Ma:it:Sok , had' in yet unconditionally acCcded - tO the said Confederation, , the mediated Pristees, etc. could not be blamed for exerting themselves ; thFit for the rest their . coudoct %%11.3 equally loyal and respectful, &c. SrocKnot.m, M 17.—A nem TarlY is lished here for goods coming from :abroad. The dutyto be paid in flamburgh , Wow° money. Rom the LONDON GAZIME, 'June 4,181 G. Trhiftball, .I:Mr 4, 181(i. Ibis Tto} ' ll Highness the Priike 'lte:Tent 114 been pleasedin the Hoare and I/1/ the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint the ItiAlit Ilonourahlt. (ieorge Canning; the Eight IV:noun:hie Sir Itidtrtt Stewart (commonly called Viscount of the .11!4t Noble Order of ;the (inter; the 'Right floinairahle ffeiilry Earl Bathurst; stud Itight eirry t r istonnt "S3dt:y.oh. his Majesty's three Priucipaltiecretatiesnl State; the (tight tin nourahle Robert paiiho, 'Earl of Knight .of the Most Noble Order of the Clatter; the Right liOnourable 'Ni cholas Vistisi!t.lll, -Chancellor of his Mojesty!S Extheyner the Iti4ht I lonourablit John - Baron Two:mouths Willi:art Lowther, Vi:n:o•mt • Low/tit-Ili the night tionoosahle Sullivan; Henry Iltditurst, Esq. ./Cutnotoislycalicil' Lard, Apsleyj• ; the Right HonnurAblo tiawiltoit ktinsman!) , c.tiled Lard Binning); and the ltiglit nottourable Siiirges Bouroe, to bt his Nlitjestl'a.Couttnissioners for Or' Affairs of India. 8.1 K IttIPTCI Es Eti'LARGED. William Parson, Mt lebitrgli, - Narfolk, grocer, frnm'iune 8 to twelve, at the White Swan Inn,' Norwich. hleory'ltell; New Fishbourn, Sussex., dealer in pigs, from i‘ pril 47 to Jane 16, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Chichester. • . III'NKRUPT)3. William rockrill, Kingston-upon-Hull, botcher, to strata-. der June 12, 41, atrit'July 16, at eleven, at the Dog and Mak 'cavern, Attornies, Messrs. Dickenson anti Thouipson,"Scalcoates, Yorkshire, and Messrs. Rosserand London. .111 m in a s Watford, Mahlon, Essex, brazier, Julie, 13, 14, hod July 16, at'eleven, at - the Red Lion Colchester. At tornieS, Messrs. Daniell and Sewell, Colchester, or Stews, Pocock and Forbes, Ely.-pltive,'Hettiortii Londrin. 13rowning, .t. Mary-.l.xe, winr-merchant, Jane 11, 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Put hergill and Feral il,Ato.t in ' Joseph 1-W4-Reading, flerliShire,liargy-liuililer, June It, 13, and Ju1y .. 16, at one, at Guilitliall,'Llaidotr. Attorney, Mr. lidntr4lo., Piazza Chambers, Covent-garden, Lon lop. • William Ilrierley, Halifax; Yotitsbire, grocer, June It at six, IS, and July lti, at eleven, at, the White Lion..lnn, Halifax., Atiornies, Ali. Mason, Bread-street 11111, London, and Mr. Stead, lialifirx. ' • ••• •?' 'John Itudsmi, high Wycomb; 'Buckinghamshire, linen :. draper, .Icne 1108, and.4ly.,itiort At torney,llr..Davies, Lotlibury, London, • . 'John,tiunstiro,,Percival•strest, Northampton-square, cheese inuiner„-June s, and July pi, at eleven, at Goihthall. •Attarney, Mr. Iltigby,•Saitit'Joha-stlieet, Clerkenwell. Robert' Robertson and John Andrews,' Attnisister,..Dievott. 'Shit«, drug.tists, June di, • 27,, and Jul t 6, at eleven, at _ , • - the C.orge moot, Axittitoitar. Atturnie,i, flieacnale 'and Cu. I" , .vw Inn, Lond o n, or Mt. Knight, Aattninger. William Ford,' Manche:net . , twohseller, June 22., and ,July t(), al , viet;ett, at, the Dog Ntaizeiteiter. At titrities„7,lllessr4. and ,3,4,kinicits, Ntassaat,ster. yr , Mr. Ellis, Chances yAane. Chitties Pluck, Exeter, bru4h-ntaiter, June IS, 25, and drily 111, at eleven, - . at the Hotel, AttOrtries, Messrs. Darbe and Co.. Princeststreet, Bedford-I'4w, Loudon, or Mr. Ter. ell, John Moore, Coventry, watch-case-wak..r, Awe. 14, 15. and "Jitly 1U; at elevn, the 'King". luaa Jan, COccutry.— .4.ttotnies, Nltsos. Long and Austen; Graf* inn,.London, or Mr. Lain* covantry. sVillittul Wool, Monythnsliyne, Monmouthshire,. grocer, 'Jima 11, 12, and .July It,ttten,at the Coot iiereialßooms, Attornies, Messrs. tuner ate - Matthews, Usk,,or • -Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincolit's Inn, London. ' Aaron Smith, Bedford, Lane: Wier, tnuillu-manufacturer, A th a il7, ut ten, and July 16, at twelve at the !lock VW' Wigat). Attorney, Mr. Gast:ell, 'Wigan.° llauiel Sargattt, Whitttesey; Isle of Ely, Cambridge, Jnly t, at six, 3, at 'tine; and 16, at twel,*e, at the Rote and Crown lint, Wisbe:telt Saint ecters. Attornies; wi,i, eae b, o r 51 egstes. Jetikit.% and Co. New Inn. Lotadon. .Attgustits Radcliffe, Swansea, Glamorgan, grocer, June 14, • 15, and Jaly 16, at eler....t, at the Bush Tavern, liriStol. Attornie; Mr. Ttnnuitsuu, Grays Intl-sluare, London, or . Crusi, Thuntas .141/C4 Dtßi/ev, Nateestersbire, Iron nianitracturer, June 10, I), and July If at eleven, at the White Hart, Statiorti. Attornies, hlr. Thotutt4, If i nd.eon r t . , Fleet *treat, London, or Mr. Pitcher, Stafford. Thomas TOntlinson; Wittterton Lincoln, corn-merchant, June at four, IS, .and at tau, at the White Attornies, Nlasr. Brown and Son, Barron-upon-tiumber, or Mr. tucks, Gray's vinare, Lbndon. Saint (Inge Siateon„Ltristol,.tunLvalla-chatter,July 5, at sis,_ (1, anill6, at ten, at the Punch linwl, "Nottior,liant. At toruirs, I.essrs. lived and Co. Temple, London, and Mr.. Fetiri.head, Not William S‘reet, St. George, Gtoneester, dealer, June tp,, at and Jtily 16; at ten, at the house of Jatues,Jarvis, rtristol. Atturnies, Sir Smnuel Whitcomb and King; Net jeant's tnn, Fleet-street, LohdOn, or Mr. Pi - ankh, Briswf. DIVWEINDS. June 2.9. Q.. Lander, Wessling - ham, jeweller—June 29. W. Barnard and. It. Artois, Spencer-stmt, Go.sw , ll-street, dra pers--,fitoe 29. S. Clarke, Birmingham, "perfumer--June 95. 13'. WinksMg arid 13. Cralienthorp, St. Smithites-lane, user cbants.4sine 'l'.. EAS t tam, , mercisautr- June 28. J. King, Goivort, tilt-plate.wociter—June 29. S. Jainei, illossaisburypiao, boarding.iclwol-usistrels—JUisi 26. -Atul2urat, Market. street, Westminster, brewer-- Jane 9S. Tc White, jun. and Y. D.l.ubqrto, Cirrat Winches ter-street-, inerchants—June,o9. W, AburroW, Uftst Uinta, grocer—June 29. J. Iloilgson, late of Lime-street, wine and beer-niercbant••tm.fe 29. J .1. itieharikott, Met market, titihmunger,-Yorsa 25. J. Ashby, Buss, ead, Hert. Arrdsisire, (artner—J WIC 29. IL Rubinson. Little Saffron'. bill, stove-manufacturer—June 29. L t d ) ; bury, SCutch factor—Jane 29. W. Searle, jag). Litt lington, CumbridgeShire, miller—.luuts 29.. T. Eggiir, of iiiA24tturns, Itistta s . tassuer--Jusse 25. J. lle•thi. Cateatoti-street, mer cliasst-7,Tasse 24. C. Trovey, 111;i1,1s-11A1, Pifildington, bullder 23. E. Ackerman, New tirusii.Street•inews, riterch:ent 2: A. Wet, Portlasid.street, coach-susslicr—slunesa.. W. r:ts,lis•i, late or Old Broad-street, increi4w—Jiwe S. Bird, Norwich, jeweilvr—Jane 25 ; , . Potler, Walsinginne, Norfolk, currier-41nm 29. W. Sla S nut Jolin-stavet, RrieL lrur, baker4-3une 29. J. Mayor, sea. and J. Mayor, jun. Leadenhall.street, insurance-brokers-,JunE . B. W. Altl..an4, Ti.dienh,ouse-yard„ broker--June 8. J. Kennion, sen, and J. Kenniun, j.uii. Niehol4-lane, brokers— : June it A. - 111‘Craitis, Lower Uroolz-streelti , Grusrenirr-sqoure, wine-Merchant.—. .Id-be 29. J. Wileailsty4 New Wincisisr, grister. . . cEIt.TIFICA'fI 7 ,Sis:—JuNi: S. Camp.4ll, I.4trerpaol, , uiphulstere , ,r. Plymanth, grocer—ll. fiannnotni, Cartel .conrt, Barungh•marret„ car. ,renter—.lt. Joy,'Cnelsibut, Salop,. innkeeper. PARTN 811. SH 111Sti()I„V. J, Heard and F. Boot, - Catratun-afrert, huo-manUfac tureni—J, Iligginson t indd.l3ult,toulmou cacti er*— J;Giegury, T. Snook, T. Cllati.toa, :u14.1 'Tviltpest, Or ihipwrights--W. Sendai sos and" 3. GitAon, Wardatir-sfreet, screvn-tnallers—d. 11:inenele and T. Sheldon, Burstein, Staft . rdliam, Vatter-I au L(J.. I)ulift, NYuttott•n n tlerettge,.Glo.nc el t erii hi r , l',...)berti and T, :1)/!rue, tnrrylvint* —S. Ci . iod eil aci J. ta,llqr*. OLD 11A1LEY. Yesterday A. McDonald and J. Carey were capitally - convicted - of stealing in the dwelling• house of: %ll'ham Praed, Lsq. of- St. George's , ilanover-square, various articles of plate, weigh ing nearly 300 ounces, on the 7th .May last, his property.—Gttilty— , -Deatli. Francis Fox-, aged 16, . was capitally convicted of assaulting Edward Cherry on the King's high way, putting him in fear, and taking from his person a watch, chain, &c. and eight lings.in silver. iii- Horusey.Fields, on the 7th of May last,—Guilty-r-Dealt Robert Almon, aged la, was indicted for as- . ranking Miss Sarah Price, on the 26th of April Fast, putting her in fear, and taking from her per' son a ridicule, a purse containing some money, a hiTtikrreitief, and other property. The prosecutrix deposed, that on the evening of the day stated in the indictinent„ she rues tak ing a walk at Pentonville, accompanied by young Lady, when she wits tnet by the prisoner, - who ktiddenly laid hold of her ridicule, andentlead • voured to run otf. That article, however, being • twisted by strings •round her arm, he could not itutuedirtely effect his purpose - . After consider-. able struggle and. forge, however, he succeeded' in wresting it from her and fled.- The companion of the prosecutrix by this time had given an alarm, and the prisoner was pursued and knocked floc!' iu • Nel:ienstt-eisittsreet, were P I b le a t t l . t he ridicule au & its fuutiil in his A : Ti(e prisoner threw himself upon the mercy o f the Court. Mr. Justice ABBOTT summed up the ev l d e , ec " and the Jury institutlrtound the prisoner Death , . The priKmer, upon hearing this sentence, e" clat s n i e d I in violent y o t u e r s e t ( s r a t. t h i e s fi . e(i )elg t ; a w d y ``N ew '' you l niv f done for me." . ii .i l a:;a: e n t i ;l4 ll l (yL n r g s w t e were capitally a a I watch ita l l or in the dwetling•house of Charles Howard. , „; Thomas Williams, alias George "'thins, for breaking, 30 ° entering the dwelling-house uf Messrs. Evans and Dotter*, worth, , and stealing several pieces of -priuted..cotton. 7 1 / 4 umos BY OICR, fur assaiating ftyanr Baillatt, on tbs King's igliway, and taking trOui his person three gold seAis, his property. tiCn6dn'loitehteertia:rt-rcles • . On Saturday afternoon. the Old Blue Win(lsol it • coach, and the Union opposition Windsor Focht •; started from the IVhite,Horse 'Cellar, in dilly, the old coach having the lead. When this opposition coach got to the turnpike, the driver made a push and got the lead. The driver stopped near the half-way house to Kensington; ;to .tak• up a passenger ; after that, in putting on his horses at full speed, to overtake the, old Coac h), be lost the command of his horses, and they 'au the coach against a hank, which overturned it in the road, with'. 17 outside passengers. On e cf) ; them had his thigh broke in consequence; 'l e • was conveyed to St. George's Hospital. • On'isuesday evening se'onight two young roe"' of the names. of John Goold and Michael Whil e ' had a regular 'pitched battle, in the field near the' Iktlilitary Road, Dublin, which terminated, atter 22,rounds, by a blow given by the latter ti ll Ih e -atotuttcb of - the former, which put an end to the battle, and the rife of Gontrt together. Monday ie'ranigbt, 'II-MASAO jiaklNSo o, eldest son of the Rev. PHILIP JOHNSON, of 11 111 i" macash, was preparing to set out for Dublin from Newry, anal was arranging some fire-arms for the purpse, an unexpected explosion took place, L) which part of his skull WKS blown away, and lie instantly expired. A fine Sturgeon, weighing upwards of 90 1 h1* was sold is Whitehaven market L i st... week. It was caught .in Wigton bay. Mr.forster, fish* monger, of Edinburgh, 114 S also sold during the last week a Sturgeon equal in sire to the ,preced' iug, and has now three very large ones in his PO* session. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. I , . 'rbersuometer. Weather. " .........0"' 1 - . 1.: • i . .. 7,a ~ ~...0 .4. M il) . 1 " I O. Inches hi 45 144 62 SS 29.68 .12. Rain Rain 14 42 )4766 i 45 .fift - Fair Fair VS 49 1 50 5.4 4ii .99 .02 _Rain Cloud/ 16 .55i50 04 164 .90 .03 , Fair Rain 17 ,C 06068 I 44 .89 Do. Do. , IS 60 48 65 44 .90 Cloudy Chultif 19 50 49 SO 44 .92 Do. Do. 0.17 • , MATHS. Yesterday morning, at their house in Spring-gardens , Lad? Franees Cole, the Lady of General' Sir Lowrey Cole , ( " I daughter. On Wednesday last, at Brighton, Mrs. Ralph Nicb° ls°4 of 3 40 [l. d f a On •h.. 2 ,1 inat. at Ringraore, near Teignmouth, • 3e of the Rev. Jahn Leeeson Hamilton, of a son and hair. MARRIED. c" el crr On Thursday last, at St. B o tolph, Ilishopscate, Jameo .Esq. of Clieshaus, Bucks, to Isabella, das.gtiter of Mr. was Huw, of Aldbury, Herts. Ou the &liust.at supley Church, Cr L. Wilder, Esq . t. t to . 11011 of the late Iter.,Dr. Wiltter, of.Purley-Hall, B ern '' Augusta, youngest daughter of ' Edmund' With..ott, ES' Wenkton, Hants. I..()Nrit)N d t>r J. B. CAILST.U.ILS, Nu T> ; Anti by \V. A. St;RIPP.S, of On' c t ' i - 4 ,.. at tli.: Si!N-:)fyir. I tr 3 nd -menu, lattirtipgst-vtiljAc. must MED.Y esterday, atTlin r nto n ...H ow , o G reen with; i n consetPle hcS of st fall from his horse, Sir Samud Whitcotubc, Ent. rt ,,,• Ois Sunday owning' last, at big amu l et in Priogg is f A t j, ° Westminster, Edward Astir Esti. of the receipt of hi s tl3( ii F.X.S. and 1 7 '.S.A. fl• On the J:1111 Mae, at Nice, Robert Custeia Mast:4ll7 of Peas Marsh, Suss'ex. , bor Suddenly on Monday night, Harriet, the second sioug of r John Earner, at his lloll6e, Blackheath. - .0n Saturday last, at his house' . in the Cresoent,. Path,. irs • the. Stst star of his Isaac Spooner; Esq. On Sunday last, Miskin, Cilam org an s hire,' in 1 11 ° i : c o v e year of his age, the flee. Jam ' James Morgan, of Oultb ' eld/. shire, Vicar of Llantrissent, and a Pre b endary tiltist'.' f ,; 0n the 23t1 ult. at , litthiblirgh, Mrs. Jane Alsitgt nand Hutue, EM. one of the Principal Clerks of Session. _ tie - The same day, at his house, Dunda4v.strevt, 'hotter, Esq. scu..in the 4611 - 1 year of his NV . Jolla ' On the '24 th mt. at his house, I3alltedie, Flresbirr, Malcolm .banof B rds . :144.7 IV. , '