The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-17 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS. .~ Y)EAL, IG.—§,ailett the Weaf,l:ll,2lb . 'l - nrstiktleirk 'and Jamaica .; Fanny, Tu9apaPs, Neentituliiintr; . Nesbitt, 'GRAY, forikesksarowl. Bettiirti; littotlit:lAN, for Barbactoci2-;--iffilf ”t r ii incrva, Srittitht As, for 'St. TI10,111aVi: cntatn the . 3Duteil YttAn of %vat and tile Canton Halt in . - S. E. FALMOUTH; SEPT. 14.--Arrived the Alphot, liAttrei; bound to Bt. loes ; Two trottieys,, PeAttcr., from i..'ortsolotith...—Wind S. Sri , T. 16 ...Arrived the -Alloy, from St. Domingo.; left therw tile 13th August, and on the 26th spoke the Centu 7 . rion, from Jamaica for Loudon'," and in lat. 44. 47. spoke the Mario, TAT K, from An't the:Sisters, 1114 M xts.rs:a • from '.18111,4(”1;•110; h for London, and all well. Sailo the Ardlibarl, 13 01.111 Kit, for New York ; 1 31 ,1 0 Todd, .I)lN . lmit, for Madeira antrirluidad Lord Melville, Wi:.• for k3utany Bat/ ; Bridgei, NO/ en, for Oporto ; and the 'I . ( lia,•M.L Lug K, fur Lisbon.-- Wind E. S. E. GitAVESEND, ` 4 PPT. 1 ---Arrivod die Mary Ann, Armstrong,. from, ttiL ; wirer/ bituton,.froni Lemdiorn ; ElUs, from . 'Rotterdam ; ifitrttom. from (4-. e t t agia ; Price, front ; 'reheat', • from Jamaica s Hope, (hove, from Rtriterortigi.— Sailed time Britannia, JuAl(m, for,Aotwerp; Le vant, 11`1iiblmetm, for Belfast ; Perseverance, ItiNabb, for ditto . ; Vrow Henry,.Greenwell, hit Antwerp. . ; We do not credit the accounts of Cuba- Itavilti; teen proscribed to I'm e't:ll vessels. 7be Itites't Jimmies I\iails notice tits• s;iiling of numerous ships for Cuba. PARTi, SEPT. --:\ Council was yesterchy Lehi, in which it %%Is . eipeeteil . tliat the (we'- . lion of distni;sing those l'refrets - knowis to he Aevoted to the. I/titters - %v.1111 , 1 be This is a treasure. of rbe utmost importance to the elections,.tor es it is the Pr.lects who noini hiMe the Presidents •of the Colleges of iirmi dissement, the turn which tt a ulcctiotos niny - • Hulteriany ilcpcoris upon the Picfrets, flit - iviiitenee o tibose Presidents being in intuit eases tlecisiVe. The public tit itio• of l'outlHP.'S Lille!' to'. the Ditke c,t Ii:ELLINGT()N In itavi• Inndi 11ttcNced .ht iiwerllol,,ttioo of the KING' Veld. li Ve In . the Ordottnenre' dissolving the Chamber, The :wide I% hirl, e;%peared in the Vrenc! " ,iron that Letter, ,rottelndin„ with the h i t the DAce of OntAtiilo - woofil i,!itet•t4t(• nieniory the nine k, t 9 rumor lily believed to hate tveu ki ritte . n 1)% Krim himself. A Oarrritive of ild - Ex•Nlntilk.ei's coition - 1 in enlv pact of the ion hnxla:eh hr n ottrin,e.! rind cirenlisted 1 . 1 11.1 , ; tit if is entitled, " S i ,rcg *oohs of the kilo of Foliche." •,_ A Cottlea will be held till!, week, at which his Ut.tyal Ilighoeus the l'atNce IiEG 7 I.NT is expeoted to he present., Yesterday Nladras Papers reached its to the :I At 1 14 Y last, and 01,66p:tie ~ dui ahle peace With the 4 •‘‘, 2 P4111e4e ()CIITENLONY ttu DillApifrt, tchult' li e v% mild rent tin :luring. 4lte itdt season. IleLtettt advice* irt,to the itungpore 'battalion, in the :qui 'tog, state. that the fort of .Vagre e hid not yit' been . et veil up to our 41 11 Y, the )6jah of Sieettni, by the N . _ppatilt.se,in coos toothy with a stipulation. in the late Treaty. The tr6(;ps had *II rethrued. to their 'cantriii.; 'news. • - • y•way of Java accounts of It l'arnurati4! net tire Itatl been received froni'M . sa acasr. The Bri tish titre's, vcliieli• had hero ter some tirnt eugaged on the telches, i.s opposing the enctoachments of the li+tjilt +t Il+uti, and other moist P incest 11t. the.tlate ot the last **(Rice, had ,succi,ctled iu er S ivittr; tit alloy ot the t , attederatvi int() the finek nesse& in thr hill , it *wild appeor that the rite. , 111 ) , hail, slimily Af rrwards d• vi . eioled into the Plains in, cous".derahle strength. and Oa. " i ' r tttucle delayund diffierdty,eaused by the tioNt vo l il ' - able nature : o m t the cootty, they hail .been ,at , 2 length lirtnight,to action, and, aitt4 a Innitgghe tive iloms,..yutireltdeteated Icy Al jot DALTI)N• c ollimauclinit the EnrOpea l it regiment. .tir , 6rie of T he enemy's clbiets•u e ki+.ll or %vout-uicti • the loss of the %sus very amid!, a few Men only , . %vete womultii, • AVINI4SoIt, SEPT. I G.—This morning tier N 14.- 11 S7'Y and the rvincesses took •an - airiog to Frog-• more. Priticw.s SoPtitA" took her usual airing to 'Windsor Lit ilc Perk -7.-The Earl and CounteSSof liatteounT glees tt (irtlll{l I)ifin r to-day to her 431 AJEsTy,*time Princessts, 't h. ,DliritCSS of 44c l a Select ratty, itt Si. Lei Taro's-WU. • • Clu Saturti.l tilt Hoyal Highness. the Duke of Vont, arrived at Oatlatuli, front Brighton. Yes.: "day. his aoyarlliglotvss arrived in town anti . transacted -business the whole of the day, at. his. Alffice at the Horse Guards. „, Conntcstrot •LlVertrnOr. is recovering, Vungli slowly, from leer late severe indisposition.. Fier Latlyeltip is now in town, on her way to Wolinci Castle, by the advice of medical at' lenlllllll6 for, which place Lard and Lady'Llviett ?out. p.ropose embarking ill the Trinity yacht, her L adyship Oot being equal tie a land journey: ThAttl,tgtcitsg in the ALMIGH:fY %sere returned * Sft rky, in the Ch u rches of . the Metropilis, i ( ir the present fine weather. The.lo4s of the * Algerines was•gre"tly increased 13Y the Livconist ailec 'of tome thonsaittli of it►htthi ttrnts h aying stand within the reach of our tis:fif• pre, though Lord -.. r xmouTit himself, Icy vvov,iiitz.bo /1 " 611 . 11 other signals, humanely ent4qtvn u tt'litit9.; give the • 111 notice of its at to *aro thew off. TiItATRES, bOVEVT-GARdEN —.VNIBIO,IV tragedy or the, i/idresi iliother wkil List roosed front for it., it.4rodleol.iiitiociiie ing Mr. AlacitEADy lo the .11i-tropolioni 'Hs Orestes ; 3!)(1 though . the play th-4,t2rt.vahl', we do not think the I.)coiitt-tol . tilt u11.4 - i,c Clioice of el,aiactrr in tehieh to di —,I ,y . . _ ilht al rival poweys to a Looitoi; butt once IV-o le t X Ci• 41( ion 4 , 1 AttdrOnl,/0/4e, notore in her o,lhpuitt plar3olli of is (11 6.111,1 art. in Intit stntv of ,nbionuct likws vci %veil to i)e how ; lea in hetoicit., hot h,14.14 to do with the. heart. ItActse oulv robbed of Ilk verse, :Mil Hs (I'lll, regular'; and declamatory Ili Ilari:iCrcle desire. It none of the olenti+nes and Ma l% SHAKsPEARE It Mr NtecuitaDy is the son t►f ;he Manager of cr SitettieJtl.a , icl. tnti►er large I"rovilicial l berorrs, nil has therefore !melt trained fron► infailey to it k and Buskin. T lie celebrity be itcquirtql 111 eally age opened the ►i•ay to his present t sl►nuld not like to pronounce a deetded opinion upon the perfontance of last night. The Actor is so entirely lett to hitnselt.,by the Author ► and is so little aided by any feel ings he can :excite, that the test of talent is too ,every, and we shall wait till we see Ore , tes in another part before We speak with all hr Authority r►f criticism. Mr. MACBLADY Ito ,athletic, hot welt-formed person; his voice is full lolled, and his articolutiim most distinct his :onion just and forcible ; his whole style ener ge ie mot of a high order. Ills lace, which we willingly mention last, is his worst tragic qualiti eat on. It is flat, nod reminds us itrongly of SLI ! FSTON'S, 110 t ()Illy from the contour, bui from a great similarity in the management of the feathres, awl especially of the mouth in 'dvelainti ,, g. Mr. MACREDY has, however, a rutwertul rye, and when his countenance is not tin betrayed by • the fine and thawing ringlets of Greek 'costume, it may he contemplated more ad vantageously to his tame as a tirst•rate Tragedian. • With fegrod to the general character of his acting, it i. vehement ; not quite so outrageous at Mr. BRAN'S, ing pkISSIOIIS 10 rags and tatters, hut rather more furious than the stihtlited and judicious delineaiions•to ‘vtlich we are Hectil , to:nud in the Master Artists of the Modern Sia,te This manner was undoubtedly an accom}:lisliment io the mut Orestes, and we trust his represent tthe does not carry it into other parts. Al r. M. failed most in letting himself down irom the stilts Oil %I I►ich Mr. PHILLIP+ mottnts hip kern. The VIE ; lent tramitiou from the grand.to the trite, Prim the liblitne to the familiar, hits done at 1):ory• lope with the performer we haveitst meotio,ied, litit tlo nowhere eke, atitl with no other.— Mr that we 'mit , e it t.' tile new aspirant that be imitates these foreed contrasts ()sly tts.,t some. isms he descended from Parnassus to level granola with an ill grace. ru other points he evinced ex traordinary glowers, skill, and discrimination. We had almost wished that he was Um ao perfect with the bitsiitess of the stage, or so fully possessed of his character for then we could have int4tired of improvement, while now We on only nil this young Oeutletetast .es a matured tragedian. These 'marks, . with our proviso at setting out, are of course rather in the nature of hints. than tit a critique by which we should think onrsehes compelled to abide hereafter, on witnessing the exertions of this very able Performer in other awl more favourable plays. Mr. CIiAULKS KtiMIICE was iii most scenes an admirable Pim ,. lath, but either front the rust at tached to the Piece, or from not giving, sufficient study to what he can be so seldom required to execute,. _there. were occasionally some omissions perceptible, which are not common to his zeal and ability. Mr. ABBOTT made ad that could, he made of the faithtut Pylndee. Of the Ladies we wish we had nothing to say ; Mrs. GLOVER, after a long absence, re•appeared at Cot cot •Gardeit, and was hailed with the warm 'applause to which her merits entitle her. yrt tier A tdramachs is one of her—least success ful efforts. it a witted the dignity ,of gild, and was too puling , for ihe widow of Hector. lly the hye.when all the rest of A l e Dramatis Persadce were habited a la Grecque, how came , Andromache to be theft td, not only nut in ancient costume, but not earn in the funereal gob of modern Royalty. Mrs. GLovett was like an honest Citi• ten's Relict in the midst of an ancient Court.-- 7 EGEBTON is fit for better things than ,11Crr fur whom she is not fit at all. Nay was given nut for repet.t inn on Friday, attdd Shouts of applause,. and Mr. Mtcue.snY, telr se last scene was really excellent, received file or sis rounds of thunder for Iris reward. .11:ixot.tritt Omta.—Last night a, new coml.) Opera, in IWO Hems, wits Itemise. d at this I heatre, coititied Free and Easy. Tilts piece is from the prol.fic pen of Mr..Antvot.n., and it is ITHO the least successful effort of his urine. The arlfieti nut td the follies and uxtravagalicies a Sir John Freeman, to ho is. 4 ' free amid easy," and does not wait tor ail invitation to use Iris trtend's houses, gardens, Six. as if iney were: bra owl). The manner in which he confiners himself gives 'great uneasiness to those who have the honour to call him their goe+4, and a rents of l a ogu a ide its cicleuts and ludicrous embarrassments sprang from this source, till at length his mad freaks to Initiate in itli,trioge, and all parties are Made happy, us theiottug spark who had thrown them all latil nu tido') undertakes, on being forgiven, to offend . tie) Inner. , The characters offer s grtitt deal of drollery, and were well supported. The last Ni cue, ill %Si l k' ) an ingeoloult and itilettelid &replay Of fireworks was introduced, with great taste, pre more than common satisfaction. Ilia musk:, by Mr. ADpISUST, is pleasing. THE NKAPOLITAN T11P4 0 .?a1.4. 6 .A tenet TrOm Myles, - dated 'Angnst 20. states, the New Thr ee-0 of St. Chat les advances rapidly. It. ia ex pected to open in' January next. The stage•tiat heest finished after the model of the:Opera Pratt eaiS at Paris. The two columns, which obstruct. ; ell'abe view from the tirst tier Of boxes, are mil , . rett,lautt it is the hope of many that the illeet of akatiinging May not sulfur by the alteration. The celebrated liotutia urcUitvet, timscuti has beo cumultigh SPO'ITIN(I 'r: taint ttoad ?latch of 1500 Mile: in 32 dais, at l'ootink.-13‘1;:a.i . 14st night, 1iy•9.0,-(.,ck, 4 45 . 16 1 109; tv)tl 111011113 g bk. Sit olf jotliney o'clock, iii,411?,111 at eight guise It miles, when he %vent to bleak- STATEMEN'r onn, ,tn. THL; pt”:c.‘sTra ST. lAGER 141:U;CS. Taken-75 to r) agtt 4;tritortiti. Taken— 7) to , 1 1), 1 --- TaLen— 6to 1 --- iu 1 --o) Mr. Powlet'S c. by Whitaairth. • 13 to I liochess bi Lieven. 14 10 1 taptaill Candid. 40 to ally other. noncaster Races commence oil Monday the ad instant, on which day the Race' t. , r the Great St. Leger Stakes (40 Sub scribers) will be ruit tor. Bute:mints, Sctir. I3.—Mr. Built/ET?, whose aecidcot we love announced, was not so danger ously wounded in the hack part of his hew** was at.first suspected. He left the Castle for hi e at the Barracks, in a post-chaise, yestet day. He is out of all danger, and fast recovering. Cap tain WostaWett, for the fits: time since the ucei dent. walked out this morning. lie (00 is rapid ly recovering. Mr. Dau AI MOND is, comparative ly, well. The Thonuti, with tell passengers, came in this morning• The rage for emigrating seems on the wane : the riqurns now, principally Eng lish, arc more numerou. than the aeparturcs. On Thursday, the ninety-second regiment ((fir don Highlanders), und..r the command of Lib tenant-Colonel MACDONALD, arrived in this city, and proceeded, to the Castle ; the streets were crowded with people, and the windows filled with the fair,towelcome these gallant fellows to the me tropolis of their native land. They are a fine body of men, anti wear the distinguishing badge of honour —the Waterloo Medal, for their a [wires at !bat ever-memorable battle. General Hope and his Staff rode in front of the regiment —Two compa nies remain at 13, rwick, to do garrison duly.— (Edinburgh - Courant.) The eitheaer cif students at Gottingetvwal, at Easter this year, 1,003 ; that is more than have been there in one year since the establishment of t h e cioemy. Io !SOS there were only 953 dents ; in 1811 atl4l 1813, 800 students left Got tingen, Nosily to join the army. MI • Li a, the tavninite comic performer at our Theatre, is engaged at the English Opera in Lou don, where he will make his first appearance at Easter.—(Car(isfe Patriot.) cooseloroce at two or three mad dogs baying mule thzir appearance in Taunton, within a few Jays past, aud bitten several others, tine Ma„is tratys have given lattice; greatly to the sattslae lion of esery inhabitant of the town, that sill dogs in the itreeis will immediately be shot by p.es,, t t appninte,l for that purpose. Some very lainew.able repiots are in eirenhtion respecting mi,tortnites occasioned by the .bile of apart dog ihe-neighbotirhood Bridee.vaier. A very ancient gold coin, apparently of one of the British 'Kings aboot the period of the itiv.4- ,sinn of the Romans, was last wet Is pit Led tip by 14hunring woman beside the wall of Lord PEWS park, neat .Canterbury. it is of the pines( gold, of It concave form, having a warrior's heath on the convex side, which it is conjectured is that of AVIKAGUI, and the fi: , ure of a charioteer dr:v ing two h„eses abreast on the reve!se. 'lwo Dolphins were shot in the ll►swich river last week ; the largest was a female : the youngest ►night have ecapetl, hut when the darn WWI wounded it appeared to rush to her assistance, and r:sing to the bttrface of the water was shot. The remains of the late Mr. CLARK, of Exeter I Chattgeiwere interred on Friday in the new bury ing ground on Che Lea Common. The hearse followed by scremblack coaches, in which wet e .2/4.lnOvirrnetS. Several Gentlemen's Cal ri4ges elosud the ptoression. The nomber of people who copied the road from Belgrave-placc to the place of iaterment was 11111111.TMIS lu time ex:retile Oil this occipiott. Exeter !Change ryas dosed 1111 a 1110- rmiglifoire for the day. it is Silid that the property lett by Mr. C. aunt ants to very nearly Nur Hun dred Moran,id Founds. Tyn.,rit Titrkets, Ks they are called, which sell in Gotolon at front 0;. to 301. are so valvekl in iMa.ichester as to hi ii;g Iron) 3501. to 4001. Ve-terilay, ahmit t we've o'k-lock, one of the largo old hisases situate in Cletkenwell-elose, and fortnrrly comitittitiog part of the Royal l'alare, t ot dowu with a ti-enerloav crash,, The house with cootlewurd sume (hoe since by the Distuief surveyor as unfit to be iuhahiled ; notwithstantl- itich every room teas inhabited by different ttnlilie For:namely, however, the inmates Rite atiOnn, two (coolies cieepted, one of whom, alarmed by the rocking of the tottering building, tieliped before it tell—the other. was burled in the r , ottsi hot wits providentially rescued from her nerilorts ‘itnation without reccivitto any serious injury. The distress of the 11001 inhabitants- was es trent?, di )411 their little property was destroyed or buried ite. , ea.li the rains. selimight Stiomon And /Nihon' Hearn, two gipsics, who weir 'sent enced ot the last As sizes ttt () 'khan, to tie.tratvportvd for seyen years, Int..bre:king into and stealing . various articles rerun 9 coach-house Itch/4242g to the Ladies Noel, at 'Lliffetiltam ; and Partiel Lewin, the elder,- of tiakharn, Min was Cpnvicted at the same Assizes of receiving i ,, ate baok-hotes,&e. the property` tit t Wnt. J lac kitni, knotting tnent to ha !: been Stolen by bts 54,1 i, who now lira timicr sentence of death for the Milner, were of tiered to be. conicy ed tit Lon'ottii by Ilie Stomforti conch. 'I hey hwert ,i4tvoritingy's;nl in ! th,e lifternnun ; but in 1 3;1)* up ihrrt tunes fremi 11i. 6 40,- tr t iflv„thr Lulacitill4n heard some pt.rsori tail. oil .i b e coach, and immediately piii!ect wlivik it tiiseovvted that' %Vahan, Hottn V'as missing, and (ht.tlight being;‘crt' 4ttil stark; he pt.c clear 69, hoe' it'llstatilling 14th arid ontwitlntland . its , the vigilante of the gaoler (lialfortl), and hit a s,t‘tant (Ilaticock), and of tire .ipterd of. the :ethlchi of Wilma ware aulitgd I • MIsct s LL.INEOt/S. tt)4 t I ' Vtivrcctitr. : s—;TttVET 1- 4 41$(§ **--rariheik AA - field:ars ti‘s. 6%14A; 1) tiIICI Mit-at - thy, a dr ht ur hi ilie,Nisoh; wds srac,i 1 1 1 " ve .titor% lit thr 1,.11 Miditlesex It t hisds:r it trossgh, \Alms tile:, coil; iikkie•l phhilimg mill I'm is con,- tii!er.4l);e tally, tivitii attv his as , ,i3ratier »tlil rrsCtleil 16 , 0. Tittnitoys tverr sou .itlt • the yitra to I.ling 'Vise mot oat, 0.-11,-,!siley Avert ,astiileti by colici• ki,i)(kett ti s it. They C.ltilC g,,1 tiiC. City Marshal with the „tiny p.111'ole i. :6111 event Grintgl►t t}►r 3ait - 01 7. i out, 310 Hit() ►►Hg be ►r~sons that a.saulce►! the Tortikry. The four Men . were put in ti , tiong wheti dir k _ . ;he debtors on the Miihilesei side tiepin to break ivintion's with stone coping; bricks, iron, and pewter pots, 4les t royeel the gas lamps, and stoppcit tip the key holes to prevent any ptrson entering the pri,oit. At nine o'clock -Mr. Sheriff 'lmlay, arrived ; they continued making .a noise until half-past eleven. Some man were sent on the, top of the house with fire-arms, and fired twice in the air; all was quiet at twelve o'cluek. The LORD NIAYOR went on . Sunday morning, and.took several examinations; and found that the sailors had been instigated by 'others, for they Scarcely knew the man Whom they so violently attacked, EiritAORDISTAAY CIACUMSTANCI.-.7-4ino Servant it) husbandry, having left !tie service, and gone home to his friends at Holker, on finding them gone to bed, it is sepposed be 11%1 deter mined on going down the chimney, $0 as not tet oistutb the family, but unfortunately he becAuts so fixed in his desCCllr, 05 1;01 to be able to ex tricate himself; in which situation he wit; tonn.t lifeless on Saturday night. A shoe was found the room below, which led to an examination of the top of the chimney, where his hat was ako found come:pettily the wall was broken into, where the ,body was . fiKed as it were into a state ut uspens ion Laricait et Gazette ) Extraordinary Theft Dog of Taste!—A dew in the Vale of Lorton, which gave promise of uu abundant Crop of fine t 4ooseberries, as the filit approached towards maturity, was observed front day.to day to be stripped by softie nocturnal de. predator. Ai the fruit livened, the bushes wero found•every succeeding morning to have lost * part of their tempting and delicious hurt hen. tt %pate)) WAS set, Not a Single biped was seen It* invade the premises, yet every. ,morning shoved the ravages of •the former night, anti the tiretini stance appeared really mysterious, until one Morning an inmate of the fancily, lutvlog occwiirol to rise Ara et.ty early hour, detected the thief the semblance of a large cur dog, %:orocioo,ly least- lug ppon the bin ries. . • SooveN •s Mt. :low; lliLL.thtt, of the North Forel tied • house, was spending tome hott,ri_. iu, .Margate Chro . t►tl con% ersatioli,be called at his son-io Mr. Illiinton, iu lligh-sireet,. and went hitt, the parlour, said he felt sa t t h; wo . i n a e l ik i r , and instantly expitect 7 --On the scone day, 'as Me. Witt.tdatii,• inarket• - gardeiter, at Sackeit's•-hill, near Z:kt..reter's, MArgate, wen walking, thisailets the cliiircit•yard, he stopped and coliVerstil the sexton, who wits Oiggit.g tt gr,svv, Served, that he thought he sf nnl l tievcr rimiet there Hymn, he di (Tv, .low il, hitt, r c to , i'i'i little, he attempted to n,:,11; h o u ses h e gone tar b e fore lie fell agai , ;, and iife wits extitii t. •CONONEHN iy an inquisition was held at a public-house Briek- Imre, Whitechapel, bt . iore Mr. UN ‘I IN, one of the Corinteriv, on view at the bony of John journeyman 'gunsmith, Whose' tie itli was tic. easioned .by his own act in blowing his brains out. It apreorvtl, t'%4llll , ,,ltioti, dint the ,k. ceitsed Was a widowt t*, lett with three sma ll .0 1 , f term, in iltsciatiodgings in that cowl, and litiefi peace his trade fell id, atid'for the maintenance o f his family lie look to selling oysters I t the • treets and neighbouring public-11011A' that Ott the preceding evening he mita prevciited Won rot. toning .this business by the street-keeper, wins threatened to. throw his oysters about the street, rn ,l t a ke him to the watch-Loose. 'l'he mato tot nate man, who presoasity s h own sympul,itts uE mental der,ingement., went honw•iii a tit of ilespe , c ation, and taking his cystcr tub, dashed it ;out its contents, op against 'the ceiling ; iii, n t a kin . an old rusts gun-barrel he loaded it, and plac ing the.miilile of it to his brad, he poi the breech coil into the fire, on `is Web' it'explcii‘d, and hie w .leis head to atoms. The report brought the in motes to the room, - who found Winn corpse. Ver dict—Lunacy.: 111aRLDOTtOtYCit-STRItIiTo--'Slobbing.---N r ester. day John Clikistophci Cultnan tfas charged with:. stabbing' Thomas, illaninix, on Sunday morning. hi Nlonmonth-street, (No. 20); soul the wire ut the wouildeil Mao, and mother of eolin . an, w it .% charged with aiding, and abetting the felony, -The , prisoneis were remanded for a week. • We are very happy to learn, by our Cnrrespon. dents an the north coast, that large shoals of pil chirds have at length made their appearance off that sh o re, of tihich considerable quantities harts been taken.. On Wednesday night live of the Peter Isaac seans weresbot, twit, inclosed about 1800 hogsheads, more tha n 300 hogsheads of it Well tearer Inch Ittanted;al.d should the weather continue mo. dcrate, , the rrt'io!c: would he iccurcd. The scout tutee lA,tt.trT Thitriti3y, %Viten the KO. Npret was - hi% (tura 1)1e. Thetisherinvu tat Vorthquin, ,1-lailynoluirKrVtiois, :0e caevrly On the look. out, Ahout,2oo - h.g , , , vads of pilchards have been .taken at St. lies o,ih Qrs Tlitirvidy last, 01411 , 4 the of NIIIIO3 E. of Crouse-hall, was brought hi , tt •bk City, tog, thrr with t womenlowtHio the house w hitt be bn.it , e , cs cutitt'zkivti-rttitey WI. re C.Ctirtvil by the cuionii Yt oti ictry, nod pity ot the itOth t. ginitlit. The uttoillttion interest that the emirate tir MAgftini,a eNeited, attrocted tt vast ettitcotatt+t 14:0ple. taisoiters were removetl tp L . l iii t ltr day fullow 'tug, witerc they are 1., to abiiie their trials. Magioniss tolleart-d lit, vbay atfecteti by iiis situatin, bat looked i.it the :1.11 , 4,511g , i t e etutort with a stegroit4t auttaLtecto. --,(44,ncloratieiry Journal.) '~:c.