The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-19 00:00:00

WOM THE LONDON I;AZt43TTE, JUNE 17,1815. .1371.51 . 1-4 Casile, :Twit.. 5. Viisdav his ExMlency the Lord Lieutenant, Knight titand ,ICr.r-.: , .•0t rl.c i 110.4 Honourable Order 14i fh - cilath, W ptsased, of . thu e 4 inn-lands of leis Royal Hi4nness -the I'. tome Argent. a, :nig in the name and on the behalf o f his cooft-r the honofir tot knighthood upon A!ajor 4eoreval the itigtot Hun. Matthew Lord Aylmer, an to invest Lordship with the insigtfia of a Knight Commander of the Must 4-1-onotrrable Nlilitary Older of the Bath. BANEIIf - PTS. . Z. Rol"tert3, Oxf !ra—treet, , iii.-tliercet, to sarrinder, ann l :2O, Joy +, and -.9, at on:, atCi%iiuhail. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, A tf.,r,g1.1--street. - - I'. Ilagert.y,'Onntftnan'c-stile,thnrch-lane, Vv - liltrthapel, car penti.r-, June 9.4, Jule i, and 94, at twelve, •at Guild.halk .Nitorn - ey, Mr. Slit Acid, Great Prtxut-street, Guodalan's- r-idout,, Bristei, nialtsfPr, June 27, '29., and Jtily '.2‘9, at nine., ,at the (.'onna,reizit Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Edmonds and Jeffs,' Chancery-lane; -and Mr. Prlstol. D. Mc;ley, 11, Slurley, and .I:Morton, Doncaster, Volk sliite, s, iiit lb& tclaitt„s, Juno -2,1, at tour, 21, and July ch 9, at ten, at th,. Rein Deer Inn,. Doncaster. Attornies, 11. sirs. Sykes -and liluowres, .New-Inn, Loudon; and Nit-. B:iwtry. c o leord, Gloucestershire, maltster, June 29, at five• "a•A j.!iy 29, ;At teo, at the Angelll i t, Cuiford. mio:-s, Mr. 'Meredith . , Lincoln's Inn, I , :ew-square, Lou don ; and Mr. James, Coltord, Gloucvsters:lire. 112.'Coihns, Pal I; Walworth, link-manufacturer, June and .7 mid 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. ..Attornvy, Fitig..; Liu - Fence 7. (km yr, Wei !let sfielci, Essex, tuaAster, June 29, and dttls 29, ,t ten, at the Winte Hart Inn, Bucking. Attornies*, rklessr , .. Wa!ford and Cunning ham, Braintree; and Mr. Droniley, HoThom-court, Lon don.. W. 'l'. •Itobin,, Kent-street, !. , ,outlim,:arl.:, printer, June 24, July 1, at twelvt, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Nl,:ssrs. Partridge and Co. •BlaclunanstrVet, Southwark. J. Asbury, Neweastle-under-Lytne ) innkeeper, June 21, 2.2, and Jnly V), at eleven, at the White Hart ant' New Star, Upoxete . r. .Attorn,Messrs. AllStiCe and 11:rignt, Tem: pie, London; and Messrs. Blair and Cox; Uttuxeter. W. Reid and W. Sierens, Great George-street, metcharils, Junt , 24, July 1, acid 29,11 at tao, at Guildball Attotne), Mr. Wegener, ren-court, Vent:hurt:lt-street. rt. Beeston, Newport, Salop, victualler, July g, at. four, 7, and 29,, at twelve, at the • Red Lion inn, Newport. At torniec, Mr. Mortis, Newport; and Messrs. BeuboW- and Alban, Lincoln's inn, London, N. Lyon, Boston, Linc2ln, silversmith, June July 1, and . .29: at twelve, at Guildhall, London. AttornieS, Messrs. Ludington and Hall, Secondaries-ullice, Temple. J. Harris. Piedwick, Sandal Magna, York, apothecary, July 7, 11, and 29; at twelve, at the -King's Arms, Tavern, Derhy. Attornies, Mr. Savage, Great Winchester-street, London ; and Jlr. Greavesi Derby. J. San ndet s, Lambeth, [Kiel; layer, June'2l, 27, and JulY 2R, at twelve, ut Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Debary, . Ruda:Dore, and Curry, Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields; and of Mr. Penfold,croydon. J. Badderley, Nuttingitaim, grocer, July 10, 11, and 29, at eleren, at 'he George Ina, Liverpool*. Attornies, Messrs. Statham, Hughes, and', Foster, Exehange-alley, Liverpool ; and Messrs..Daere and John, Palsgrave-place, Temple Bar, London, Saitdingtan,. sntten, Bassett, Northampton, , salesman, June z l, at five. .22, and July .29 : at eleven, at tho. George 'lrn. Market Harborongh. Attornies, Mr. Ince, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Wart Hairy, Market, Harborough. P. W H. Hicks, Birrningh.,m, money-scrivener, June 21, 22, ,and Jul,. ;P. at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn, Worcester. Atturnic:s, Mr [Turd, king's Bench Wallis, Inner Temple, Lontho!; and -.lr i)ineley, Pershore, Worcestershire. G. Stead ..an, •ortnfield, Worcester, farmer, June 21, 20,, and ini ) elevea, ,at the Rein. Deer Inu, Worcester. Attofnies, Mr. Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, Donlon; and Mr. Dineley, Pershore, 'Worcestershire. T. Wo,d, Guswell-street, ClerhenKell, bedstead-mal , er,June 27, :77;?y 4, and 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorne,, Mr. IloOson, Winclovorth-place, Citsp-road. G. Otitiveaite, Pancras-htFie, Londoh, merchant, June 24; Jiiiy I, and 29; at iwelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Bout linen and Hewitt, Little Fricay-Street. Finsond,on, London-street, Tottenhim,court-road, apo thecary, Jane and. July 29. at. eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Christie, New Boswell-eottrt, E. Ethratds, Conway, Carrnirvon, merchant, July 4,7, and . . 20; at one, rc rile George Inn, Liverpool.. Attornies , Mes.,s Blackstock and Bunce,Ki ng ' s BenehWalfts,Temple ; anti r. Morrow, Castle-street, Liverpool. W. P. Prate, Newport, Salop, sadler, .1-&y C, at four, 7 and 29, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport. Attorniesi Mr. Morris, Newport, and Messrs. Beubow and Albin, Lin- London. J. A. Ellem, Barking, Essex, rope-maker, June 24, July 1, at twelve and 29 at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry, T ,ornion. J. victualler, Jut ,e 20, 27, and July 29, at eleven, at Guthitia I , Loridon. Attorney, Mr. Mey mutt, Barrow's-buil.?:ngs. Blackfriars-road. A. Mann, Great Warden-street, Villitechapel, sugar-refiner, June 24, and July 1, 29, at t welve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gattre and Hadrian, Angel-court, Throgumitou street.' J. Scott, Stratford, St. Mary's; Suffolk, Ompkeeper, June 24, July I, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Butler, Cornhill. S. Stnekgower, Wethertield, Essex, maltster ' June 29, 30, and July e 9, at ten; 'at. the , White hart Inn, Barking. Allot nies, Messrs. Watford and Cunningham, Braintree, Essex ; hurl -Mr. Bromley, llniborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London. A. and J. Payne, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, flour-factors, June 24, July 4,'apcl 29, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, . Attorney, Mr. Isaacson, Cannon-street, Loudon. P. Reeves, Wardour-street, grocer, June 21, at twelve, and July is, at ane , at Guildhall. Attornie,, Messrs. Gatty and naddan, Atsgel-coUrt, Throamorton-street. DIVIDENDS. .iuly 8. J. Buller, 'Taunton, linen.draper, at eleven, at Guildhall—June 20, W. Cansdell, Hackney-road, carpenter, at on, , at Guildhall, Loudon—July 8. S. Mendhana and F. Fenchurch-street, London, merchants, at one, at Guild 11, Condon—luly 28. J.Dohson, Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Star and Garter'favern, Paradise-street, Liverpool —July 15. J. Richards, - and J. Matthews, Goiwell-street, •Aliddlesex„ blinders . , at - twelve, at Guildhall, London— July 8. IL nourdillon, Walt hanistow, Essex, underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London—July 10. j. Garbett, Liver. yool, Intilder. at , eleven, at the Crown and Anchor, Liver pool—Jaly 14. 'V. Reed, jun. Cross-street,• flatton-garden, china and ;lass-'seller, at ten, at .Guildhall, London--july 25. J. .leater, London, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London — June 20. 'W. Harris, Streatham, Surrey, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall; London—July 8. Brock and B. Le Mesnrier, Warnfi,r,l-'enurt, Throginorton-street, London, merchants, at len, at Guildhall, London—duty 27. A. Sheath,. C. Sheath, .1. Steel,' add J. Wray, Boston, bankers, at eleven, at the Saracen's Lir.coln—July 8. W. Sykes, White Lion-street, N.ittonfalgate ' seed factor, at ten at Guildhall— June '24. W. Aithani, Tokenliouse-vaid.; broker, at one, at London—June 24. A. Sl‘Craith, Lower Brook stvee'7, Grusved6r-square, at one, at Guildhall—July 8. •L !i cid and'.'. P. 4 , .clitatilq, silversmiths, Strand, at ten, at Guildhall—Juty 12. V. Havarti, Hereford, seedsman, at ele ven, at the t..:ity Arms Eibtel, Hereford--July 1. T. and C. Price, fled-cross-street, Southwark,- Upholsterers, at one, at London—July 10. W. Alexay.der, Runiburgh, Suf folk, grocer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, flalesworth. CERT' FICA"! ES—JULY 8. W. Oldfield, Kinston ironnionger—A. Isaacs, George-street, Mine;ries, money-suivener—R. Cotton, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer —J. Howard, Bassalieg, Monmouth, horse-dealer—'l'.. Martindale, Liverpool, brick-naalier—J. Broughton,, Chelsea, ebissa.man--.A. Barker and J. H. Caw- Darby-street, Rosemary-lane, brewers—J. J. Short, Coieman-street, London, auctioneer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Cull and Benjamin Mew; Newport, Isle of Wight, brewersr—John Blowfield and Henry Blowfield, Bi cester, Oxford, carpenters—J o h n Pitmen and Henry' Lewarn, St. Anstle; Cornwall, sadlers—Johu and William Hemsley, , .14siggin-lane, lacemen—Sarali Carter and Thomas Carter, }Ugh-street, Poplar, slop-sellers--John, Dabs and Thomas Swag' Tyler's. gateway, Bermondsey, leather -dressers Benjamin Noakes and William Noakes; stouts-End,- Newing ton' 'Surrey, coach -makers—Francis La m b ert,. Wyersdall, and Thomas Clark, Preston, Lasicashire, iron -founders —John Tinker and James Tinker, Salford, Lancashire, liat-raanu- fa r F cturers—Rogeorrest and Roger Haydoek, Blackburn, calico-manufacturers—William Prosser Kent and. Charles Clarke, High Holborn, gold-ciaters—Thomas Herbert and Clia d es Moss, New B t rcet, surgeons—Jane Spring thou, and IsaliC Springtllolp, Hammersmith, coal and rush merchants—Richard Cartarns anti‘Sainuel Slane.y,c4eenwich, coal-merehants—William 'Tilbury and Richard Divs,ie, Monk well-strect, druggists.— • Dttlitary.Pannotieius Te-loorrow.i. 'SUPPLEMENT to the preceding GAZETTi. Incha-tiogrd, Mitchel, June 15. The To staienkut of the operations of the second division of the field-al my, unde'r the cotn tn:ind of L'o'ut.-C(0one) Mawby, of his Majesty's 63(1 'regiment, before lialimga, has beet] this day feceived front Ole statement is the same which \vd .gave snlisi-anCe in Sabulay's The following is the official re.urn of thelilled, wounded, an' missing, in the assault on the 27th of Noi'ember : Return of Kiilwd, Wounded, And Mi'sAng, of a Detachment of tt; Field Arms, at the Assault at the Fort of Kalunga, • under the command of. Cotonel S. Nfawhy, commanding Second Division of Field un the .7th of November, -1314, ' -A--;lod—Detacllment of Ilarse kerleant, 1 rank and file. '63tl Foot-1 li,titenant, 13 rank and file. Ist Batt. Stir Nat. Inf.-1 rank and tile. 2d Grcn. Cornp, rah Na..t inf. —1 captain, 4 rani; and ;Pc. 1:t Batt. 7th Nat. Inf.-1 native connoissnmed officer, 1 havildar, 7 rank ain't tile. Ist Pat.t. 13th Nat. Inf.-1 lieutenant, 4 , raalt and file. 11 7 ounded.—Detachment ( . 0f florse - Artillery-1 lieutenant, 9 rank. and file. Ditto Foot Artillery —7 rank 'and tile.- 53:1 Foot , -1 ina!,or, 1 'captain, 3 , lientenants, 1 ensign, 12 ser jeants, 3 drununes, 184 rank and file. Ist Batt. Gth Nat. Inf.-1 native cronallssioned officer, 1 harildar, 11 an': and file. 2dGren. Comp. (.;th Nat. Inf.-1 native -commissioned officer, 2 11114-Briars, I drnn Si rank and rile. Ist B4tt. 71.11 Nat. naive commissioned officer, 7 haviltlari, 55 rank and file. Ist Batt. 1:1th Nat. Inf.-1 captain, 3 native Commissioned officers, (1 harildars, 1 drunaners, SS rank and file. Pioncers-1 havildar, 3 rank and tile. } .4111.ivin4..-1-53(1 Foot-2 rank and file. 2ti Gren. Coin. 6th . Nat. 1.0.- - 1 rank and file: • Officers" names Kil!ell.-53(1 Fo ot—Lient. Ilarrinaten, Ist, Batt. Nat. Inf.—Capt. Campbell. Ist Batt. 131.11 Nat. Crinningbani. Officers' Nantes Irnunded.—Horse Artillery—Lient, Fire worlier, J. B. Luxford very dangerously. 83d Foot—Major Slightly; Cript. Stour, Lielit. severely; Lieut. Green, slightly; Lirut. Brodie, Ensign Aufrere, se verely. .Ist Batt. 13111 Nat. Inf.—Capt. Blake, severely. ThQ privates returned missing are stippOsed - to have been killed in the fort. Sapple'ment•also contains dispatches from Colonel Ochterlony stating the surrender, on the 4th of November, of the Forts of. Nalagar and Tarregar, garrisoned by 95 Goorka officers and privates, with a loss on our side of one killed and six wounded ; and a repott dated the, 25th of November from Major Bradshaw orthe success ful operations (If a division of b s troops, under Captain Hay, again s t Pursaratn Thalia, the.:Ne pub-se Subah of the Teraiee." The Subale, who occupied this position with about 400 men, was completely surprised : he himself \%as killed ;. one of his Chief Sirdars, severely . Ivounded, was toned' among the slain, which is stated to have amount ed to abont.sl mountaineer soldiers. A number of the enemy. were wounded, and many were drowned in the rivet liagnutee, ..T,t‘o standards were taken. The - total of our loss consisted of two killed and 21 wounded, including Lieutenant Boileau, who received a deep sabre cut hill per sonal contest with the Subaii.] SCOTCH tANKRUPTS. SEQUEsTRAVONC. . June 1 . 0. Genre and Wr Aitken, manufacturers, Glas gow—Creditors inert in the Prince of Wales tavern there, 22d June and 12th July, at, 12. James cart-aright, Paisley—Creditors meet in Hector's inn there, 22d June and 6th July; at 1.2. - 13. Archibald Crawford, merchant; Avis---Creditors meet in the Black Bull inn there, 21st June and 12th July, at 12. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. John Morison, merchant; Edinbuigh, to lie examined in the Sheriff-clerk's Office there; 29th June and lath July, at 1. Chnees Robb anti' Son, cabinetmaker', Dumfries, to he examined in the Sheriff-clerk's Office, 19th June and ith Jut., at 12. James Nldcpherson, horse-dealer and tenant in Poviitsield, to he examined in Cormack's Inn, Cromarty, 8d July, at. 12. Robert M 4 Mastcr, tuiller. and grain-dealer, M-untcur Mill, parish of Ki(winning, to he examined. in the Sheritf-Clerles Office, Ayr, 111th .Inori and Ist .July, at g. • Creditors of Graham, !ate merchant, Leith, meet in Robertson's Tavern,-Shore, Jane, at 2. Creditors of Robert Peat , manufacturer, Dundee, meet in Morren's Inn there, - 276 June, at 12. - Creditors of Anthony Laird, fish-curer, Leith meet in the Exchamui Coffee-bousithere, 217th-June. Cred tors of Adam Mather, cattle-dealer, Lochhead. parish of Dalserf, meet in the (Mice. of Duncan and M`Callum, writerg, Hamilton, 20th June, at 1. Creditors of Thomas Kerr. upholsterer, Greenside-place. Tr:dinhurgh, will receive a dividend at the warehouse of Richard Whytock, merchant there, Bth Creditors of Thompsons and Co. merchants and insurance brokers, Edinburgh, will receive a dirideird at No. 8, South Bridge, list June. Creditors of Wallace and Co. tanners, at Newbridge, to lodge claims with Alexander Brebner, merchant, Aberdeen, before Ist August. States of the affairs of Prancls Garbett and Co. late mer chants at Carronwharf, lie with the trustee till 10th July, when the creditors meet in the Royal Exchamge Coffeehouse, at o—No dividend. • stales of the affai s of Archibald and William Glen, men= 'chants, Glasgow, lie with the trmstees—No dividend. Henry Ball, keeper of Marlborough Pond Gate, betw s een Winchester and Southampton, was fotind on Sunday morning se'nnight, about eight o'clock o'clock, with his throat cut, and his head dread fully disfigt:ed. A labouring man was seen near the spot with blood on his lnfods and shoes. He was of ferocious appearance, and had large black Whiskers. Not a doubt exists but that he was the murderer.—A reward of 50 guineas istoffer e d in Saturday night's Gazette for the discovery of the murderer, with a promise of a free pardon to any accomplice niaking such discovery. FOOTPADS.— On Thursday night, about ten o'clock, as a Gentleman was passing through Bridle-lane, leading to the Shepherd and Shep herdess fields; Islington, he was accosted by a man, who stated, that he was in very great dis tress,-and solicited r e li e f. ; the Gentleman very humanely gave him a shilling. At the same in stant ibe fellow threw a handful of mud at his eyes, which, for the time, deprived him Of sight; the villain then called out "Tom," twice, and another man appeared. The Gentlethan was then knocked down into a ninthly ditch, and the rob bers proceeded to rifle his pockets. Thee- robbed him of a st. and two 2/, Bank of England Note, a forged Bank of England Note, some silver, a packet-book, &c. They then kicked and trampled upon him in the ditch, and 'left him in a - most shockingly bruised State. • CAUTION TO COACHMEN.-A shocking accident took place on Saturday se'nnight. The Tally-Oh coach, with twenty-one passengers, going from Gaiiisbro' to Worksop, was unfortunately over turned at Clarbro' Hill, and twelve out of the number were , sevevely bruised—amongst whom, a lady, on her way to London, lies at Witham with out hJpes of recovery — ; a gentleman had his arm broke, anothe r his shoulder dislocated, Mrs. Gib bons, of Gainsbro', and Mvs.Thompson, of Hull, were also severely, injured. STATE OF AIiEWA AT THIS PERIOD. (Extract - of "ct Letter from 3iontreal, Murat 7 ) e' I left Cai•olina two Mouths since on account a the dead state of the Crude, to coma here ; , but 1 find it no iietter. America quite :Altered by i the war ; credit, both public and private, is at a very low ebb. Paper_is.every where substituted for gold . , silver, and even copper,' and every article very dear ; payment of any kind very difficUlt to ger. Land is the only cheap article. You can any Where' buy good land ttt two dollars per acre, 4me fourth paid in haild, and four years credit for the remainder.—ln Canada I am offer ed 200 acres for 36 dollars;, or 81. sterlinir. As a - farmer, I should like to settle. on the pleasant shores of Lake Brie.—Ohio is the best state iirthe Orion for agriculture. In this. tract I Inive no ticed'vestige's of regular ,fortifications, apparently of great atitiqUity, .that shcws it to have been once inhabited 'by a people of civilized and . war lice habits and manners.—Although I have 'suf ficient the medical line to make toy ‘vay any Where, yet I find 1 should have done beat's-, it 1 had brought out nothing with me but money." WtSTAIINSTER , SESSiONS, JV 11. CORN ILLI. RIOTERS. • a ,„ too ththhos Hobbs aod Adolphus licirn, i -g indicted for riotous conduct, in breaking."'„Wv (lows 'tile of Conn , ( during."' cetit debates on the Corn Bill, pleaded Gu;.°. ee 4 Mr. ALLRY stated that the Government —rsei to call on the Court for its leniency,'itli, C : ll ssi' (pence of the prisoners having evinced 1.11 , r ', o the ble contrition for the mischievonS•crin le, commission of which they had involV,ed tbeitt'' without reflection. • Co urt Mr. MAIN WARING said it was not for Oe 1-off to lament that the prisoners, either by tr ie , 11 „ ( ' a ce otherwise, had 'connived to make ilie` r . Eri; With Government ; it was fortunate ./( ,; ' ,.: 1 v o l.° aid he trusted that they ,vcre among •," those - placid persons who were ent,iged an" ,dist shameful riots which so long Sis t' grace d . torbed the tranquillity of .the. met ropoli s * n as prisoners, - on . eivering into personal recoriinllir U 1 for good behaviour in 5. each, would ki° STURDY TEGGAR RIOTERS . ydi William Brindle, Patrick Al' Lachlan, Ph il ilOr Richard Ca,lten, and' Thomas 14-des:lite five tis s I )eggars who were found ' , inky of so s t er ': riot ► in Bond-strect on -the 'l lith ,IloY las i; s 0 11 )i afterwards .on Separate indictments for. L65'11"-)si% the Paris O ffi cers, were sevei sentencei pionths idiprisoninent for the r y iot and thent" .. sF months inipri-onment for the assaul ts , io t he of Correction. . •alll" two charged. A few evenings ego, as Mr. Hoeg:roll, o , l h of Swan Inn, and Mr. WityrE, auctioneer, bi.:„,cr• Bedford, were returning from Oakley, tb el°r i ' l - si fell from his horse near Claphani-toll-gateli:eely fit, and lay senseless.. Mr. ‘VtitTE inn net ,., - ,,,i 0 rode, to Bedford for surgical assistance "*",,,n chaise. After so doing, he was returning' "m„, all possible speed to see his unfortunate e,°lloll nion; but, shocking to relate, befo re he ir• 13 ' proceeded one-third of the distance to ' w het e IV' . lii , g i :I x ::: arrived fell, he was', it is supposed,. thrown ir°°lstir, horse, and lay senseless on the ground. after,The and next the chaise, and supposing i t to b e _, t disfigured with blood, dust, .&c. and he, 7 13 00 .0 they were in, did not discover it.was Alr• %', ha d till they had arrived at the Swan Jun, aii" roi l tonnhlionti-sienb,;ack about six 'ninnies or, washed his face :. the chabiuste biivniltl;esdita)etie'llgyiltil:',lfl: for Mr. B. and they found Inni nearly state as Mr. IV. Mr. I.VIIITE SpOke. expire,,3 oi: from the time of his accident, and ,o' Monday. •The Coroner's inquest retornen ° f th e diet, that be died through a conctission °I)0,1; brain, occasioned by a contusion on tb e o n' but how, or by what means he came by t he . ..,..gc• tusion, there was no evidence . to. pro duce. BUCKTON is recovering. , _.. t i ot or e ' Monday the sth inst. as Edward. Mor co g oft mason, his son, and two men, were w°'lliant4 a.scaffold, 18 feet high, in the court of the sor Hart Inn, in Mortonhampstead, one 01 t , ) 01 e0° 6 porters of the scafro b y . : ,,fed t A Mo • - . • itimoie and his son were prectpio ildeaif ground : the father was taken up apPo'',ate- 10° 4 ld broke, ‘v iliell o tU e his scull was fractured, and 0th0147,„ Wile° in the wor e -bruised i he languished till Friday wool:1:1 to le he died, leaving a widow and four 0 0 1 1 . 1 de bort' rent his loss. 'the son receivg d veil 11 OP The other two men preset ved themsekes "A )tall ing by catching hold of the scaffold riesv'ertficV roller's Inquest was held on the bodY ; Accidental Death. ' -----: Wea l 4-, I.> tir ' ) iZt .4 ti~ ~ ~i .t° v ,C x r -~ ~ O -ti ... -5. c" incl3cs TH EATRI CA LS EXTRAORDINARY ! On Monday senitiglit, a company of Amateurs (principally from this town) performed the Tra gedy of Douglas at- North Shields Theatre, for the-benefit of the Widows, &c. at "letlton Col liery. The House .was well attended ; but the in teresting play, 'which. generally excites the feel ings of the most obdurate mind, produced on this occasion louder : peals of laughter from the au dience, than any representation of 7'oin Thumb the Great, or the well-known ,street performance of Punch and Toby ever di'!.- As some particulars respecting this dramatic treat may not be- unamus iiig to our.; eaders, we shall present them with a brief sketch of the principal characters front Ow pea of a Corhespondent, who was an eye-witness . of ti,e performance, - and no doubt felt all the ex- - ies* he record; " It is but right," says he, " to begin with Glenalton, (per sonated by a :relate:mad of Shields;, who was the prineTal cause of risibility, but whose conceited gestures and unnatu ral starts beggars description. His delivery, too, of the sore loqUies would not have disgraced a Newcastle fish-woman ; and, as if desirofts to render himself the very acme of dis gust and ridicule, his ,dress outdid every absurdity of the wardrobe' on record. On his •head he wore a high-crowned Ftl aw hat, in which he sported a large black feather that par tially masked his face; round his waist he had a broad buck ler, composed of (lest: - bed mountings ; some brass watch chains on his shoulders supplied the want of proper epaulets; a tartan kilt, which fur magnitude resembled that worn by Naithir In PaOt O'S/tauter, and a pair of large Jack-boots,. completed the costume of the hushi tied hero.—Young A uri;al was attempted by an uncouth • lad (A cabinet-maker of New castle) with a harsh, croaking voice, When heard, but he ge , . neratly wh:spered ; .and net beiug able to free himself from time practice of the shop, we not unfrequently beheld ".the humble Norval" in the posture of a joiner pianing wood.— Ran/kip/es by a last-maker of Newcastle) action was passa ble, and had it nut been for that woeful letter r, his eirail ciatiou wpuld also have been tolcrable.:--0/d Norval (by a Shoemaker of Newcastle) struck out a new mode of acting; for when kneeling to Lady Randolph ; he started and leaped like a fi , g,.which,set the house in a roar of laughter. Lady Randolph (also from Newcastle) was the ino:.t deserving- of app-cruse among the whole groupe, for though she pourtrayed but a sm,att share of maternal feeling, yet she acted with modesty. Unfortunately, however, in the last act, when her Ladyship was directini; her sues to Lord Douglicy' camp, a female voice from the pit bellowed out with brazen lungs—" Very well, Miss —, 'tis you, out there comes your father with two peace-utliceis to tal,e you." Her Ladyship appeared thunder struck—she stood motionless for' souse time; and at length ran off the stage." now the abruptness with trhich the account closes, we concluded that the lady " neer was heard of more : but we have been informed that she resumed her charalter.. and, that the play. %vas. finished amid the thunder of an astonished audience. The re ceipts of the house are not stated.---(Newcastle PaTer.) On Thursday, the public Crier announced throughout Brighton that a stag bunt would take place at one o'clock that day On the race course. 'fhousandti of, people ascended the bill, in expec tation of viewing glorious sport ; it proved how eve'r a mere hoax, the cryer having been imposed upon' by some wag., An attempt'at suicide was comml•ttedyesterday morning by a pork-botcher near Chandos-street. Ile cut his throat, and afterwards plunged into a large water cistern, from which he was with dif fuuAre dragged ont, and the wound sewed up ; but the wound was deep, and his recovery is doubtful. In the Court of Criminal Jurisdiction at Syd ney, New South Wales, .as related in the Gazette of that place, of the Ist of July,_ it appears that one Denis Donnavon was indicted on the preced ing Tuesday for a I,lrglary, found guilty, and re ceived sentence of death ; :and . rite same person was tried on the following day, Wednesday; and found golly of rape, for which also sentence of passed upon him ! The s a m e id ent i ca l deathpt person , a s is again arraigned on•the following Fri day, convicted of murder, and received, for the third time in four days, sentence of death at the same bar !—This fellow had .been condemned hi the - preceding November, but pardoned by Go. vermnent. 011 Alonday last were interred in Godmanches ter church-yard two of . the oldest inhabitants of the ,place, viz. lionEwr BURLEIGH and ROBERT \TINTER, whose united ages were 162, the former being 82, and i the latter - 80. They were seniors of two Benefit Clubs, the members of Which at tended their respective funerals. They died on the same day, and were buried at the same time. A wretch, undeserving the name of woman,re sident in Walworth, destroyed her infant in the early part of last week, by thrusting it into a copper fire. Three lobster -smacks laden with fish for the London market, %vete lost on Tuesday night last in the heavy gale of wind off Yarmouth, when all the crews unhappily perished. The statement in our last concerning the resus citation of the soldier, in St. Nicholas's Church-, yard,.bas we find, upon farther inquiry, been in correct.—The mistake arose front the circum stance of thl- body having been conveyed to a dit• ferent place of interment from that in which the grave. had been prepared, and upon t-ile discovery of the mistake, the coffin wai . borne away from St. Nicholas to Slrutdon Church-yard 7 the ex traordinary appearance of bringing away.the.body .without interment gave rise to the report.—(Cork .Advertiser.)- June. 29.95 .73 .83 .60 . .40 .60 .90 Heavy Rain i' the T" D' Fair. Bain Da• 1)0- R aw Fair at, Pi t po. Do. CO v " Vo . * pa' Gate, l-e • O' BIRTHS. ' G liinrs Vee 1 lb) New o " On Weiduesday, the wife of Mr. Joseph --- ~ MO st o e i rd a a s y . , n A . lrs: John Ellis;of Jaines-street, / 311 t . Purveyor to the Forces of a daughter. ' 1 ,d, 1..3w. On the 1 tth June at Orton-house, Scot 1 . . , c ot , WlratOn Duff was delivered of a daughter. , _ fito isiey ' of On the Sth June; at Rossie, Mrs. Oliphant " the pyll land, was delivered of a son. land: On the 13th Jane, at Glenx-house, S cot land, ---••" Captain Hamilton Maxwell of a son. (1 , 1 04. MARRIED. v ettt 'Web" H. Tuesday, the lath inst. by the Rev. J. L t e Hu gll B. Mends to Elizabeth, eldest (laughter o, , ro lie• jot'. li F o o vt i • e l n t , h Es q . i I H of I] s C t a . t a u t r o rv s i e e , e t i in a the i : s C c o o tttlnatry, d o , f j r mi c 1 o n i s oof :::,11:11 ter s, e: b -s o( 9 ) . nn to t,ll:ile Wednesdayt lit e : li i l n e ls s a t t s. d t , a a t t t li g Et b id t ) e ii si r , biolufortN:sl l a c : , o i t i ; ,Fitiliti,ierrve s r t el t- ti r ii:o l p: td,.5),;)01. C i 9 0 I,3 ' f:sr : l : is ! : tlV:Praele)edn(di4aryieesa }ears, i tCh,'litentletrebvu. ri;d(s'aailldi ed%lrT:ll,si l'Y'"tvr °1 MaryCl) ° o . :t: . Commander Christian, - - 7:l ' i s e s ( r t . x i , a ' ) i f i a i :elite third f r l d ' o S n d t : a E t l i : i . :I:t.:Cs:o:3'fsjsscilkjri icpolilanlkwerlscea s i r i ct: a l :7:: I t f i t , l 1 3' of Pusso. M• f Crar itectoi o ,deit ford, in lasit, the Rev. Arthur Onts.li..; jalues maul, __ in twill, to Caroline, eldest (laugh , u _________________/ l'.(1. of Woodbridge, Surrey. Ge inaot O cek n , t n h i e 4th ill St. at the li lI e l s; E . D I; r. g la t i j i ve/ I,o°ll f Cu ul i n11,1,1a, wife of William Coombe On Tuesday, the 6th iust. < F;sq. ',ln th e sth • T 13uuk°11e flon there. Mrs' 1° sttl:e4lo7l:l:lndset7a:l::,he'ster, the,Astoii• of 111 on, relict of the late Colorxl fiarvey e hart s e. Ott ir the father, 27t b y i e r al f - . l o e f fsi l L , l : l e i a. g h z , Jotita Alauod, Lo p •• t\'llc')N Grave'V Uri S - : tinted by J. 11. CA ItSiAll..s., tt '"'"gs ; and published bv NV. A. SCitli "t rose ua the St,c-OFF,,E. So. 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