The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

I ivas to 'sail on the 12th, and On the 'pre ceding day (the 11t1,), the inteititnre of his EX-, e. '*ency t e Gover.,ior with the Order of the 13t;tii; vra' . 6 take ,(hire'; upon iviiich ceremony the first a the Pallee Ivould be given. Air. IltssET, the Commissaly-General, .bad.ar rived front trireti. Lord and tidy 1- .lAncoußT have ius: arrived in Town from Faris. Our pr:vate letters from Paris of this (late say, that it i:: the Universal opit.ion that NEY cannot escape condign punisinncut. I'he statement relative to the alte , 2 of the Country which was published on Friday last by an Evening Paper, but which from its absurdity wt did not notice, we have FULL AtrrHORLTY to say, was quite erroneous. This Prompt contradiction we deem it the more neces *,ary to give, 'As the statement in question naturally 1 0 to conchisions.no less inaccurate, and which Vert.calculated to produce impressions thiit.can.- *' t tw) speedily be remored from the public mind. ,The statement- alluded to asserted, that there are at present between twenty and t‘tenty-five jn n% in the Exchequer—a most ridiculous asser til'n• This exaggerated statement was magnified into forty millions in another' Journal. But we 4 gree With a feTPectable Morning . Paper, and we SPenk with sOme confidence, that " if the sur plus should amount to four millions, we shall that the Country will have no reason to da ~ekb , the F renc h M a il s came advices of recent qates from- Milan and Genoa. At the former, the tn°S-t magnificent- preparations were making for 112 e reception of the Li - mperor Frt.i.sets, now. styled Lotubardy and Venice. -At the latter, redtess had been obtained for the violation of t 1 1 ( l e twiYileges of- the free port, by. order of the • Of SARDINIA ; hut the British Minister at 4 ; 116 " ha d been provided with a remonstrance "°lll the-Nfei.ehants at Genoa, emertained of mid hopes were a favourable Ke3trlt.—ThiDUghille. , • me channel, accounts have been received from „: I "iz to th e 28 th ult. arid front Madrid to the ; I .t i nst: At the former, the preparations • were co ntinned,for the departure of the expe /rtrti" Lit ", and at the latter, great ettileirrass „,-!on pre va il ed for the want of money to 'supply Itrout demand s on the (. - iiovertnuent• tI His Majesty's stor e . s hi Vfortoise has arrived in - h lt -River from' Por,snionith, to receive on hoard fr ame -work of the house which has been fi l vied - for the residence of BuoNApAwrgt, at St. •tilt'°'ina•--.--The C oroman d e l sailed on Saturday for supeo , ed for a similar service.. ft is 13 t- r i. _ e- ct - ed that tbe 2d Batt. 60-th regiment will 111) Si r " " 4, Portsmoitth this day -tor St: Helena. Int r'vehoth N"ft - r - .rs and Sir (honor. :1v altar .1 CUMBERLAND entertained a small Pj'alr'Y, , (nrrky last, i n th e STA:th'•yard, St. Aestyrtlay, the Duke and, Dachess of cliiill,:aeroin attended Di v i ne S erv i ce a t t h e r ,: 5 1)...1 Royal, St Jaines's Palace. ti the after" -""', the Ditch e s- to o k an a i ring i n a carr i age, 4 )( 4 tei ‘ - s led Alonlime Du BOURG. eo,v!to'ssion.bas been appointed by the Eat- ALEXANDER to prOpmse• a new tarif, and it ,4."Pected t he catalogue of ditties andcustoms readyttext. tli for deli ver y on t h e I st o f J anuar y r „ . By a vessel arrived at- Belfast, letters have titer" celved from IlttenosAyres of the 26th of August.? f "‘' da9 bef ore t h at d ate, D eput i es h a d come aver fr ont the other side of the river from General t e ß ti T ° l 4 , s, to treat for peace, This produced a Etel' al Y suspensi on o f hostiliti es ; b u t it was ‘ ... 0 red at Buenos Avres that the Deputies had tiu ns . ent e d to the terms proposed by the lie.voln ; of 7 ts 0 " 1 Y for fear of being detained ; for one that te se D eputies informed -our Correspondent railitil,i.letZas sure that General A aTEGas would not Treaty. • In consequence of this Treaty tlie6irge quantity of produce was expected from (lee e l T lcr side, but none had arrived'; which in .a helief that the ternrs proposed by the Re 'riot 11 " t S, and agreed to by the Deputies, were r acceded to by AItTEGAS. &l etter that • . 8 from Batavia, dated Ist June, state, ter I,n-formation had been received there of the ini oation of hostilities. The natives were th n . r,ated at t h e id ea of b e i ng again placed under tenL't9°vernment of the Dutch. Tice care and at l" of Governor R A FF LES to t h e i r necess i t i es the hllg en ,;„ l " r ed hint to the Batavians, and caused fire ! x Press the sati s f ac ti on th e y derive from i'enc r s ulgs they now 'enjoy. The troops under NIGHTINGALE were tolerably healthy, , k mg the climate. b ett ers front the Maine affirm, that Marshal 11; A e \ .„ '° - i tj ''' T has been challenged to Vit a duel in '"6 " ti n of Grenelle, by Major SCAILL • gild Dr. A TL°7 ''''' l ANtszo of Coburg. R eop i Ctter from Lisbon states that•the Prince Re- , mea's'f PORTUGAL has expressed the highest di•- t ire at the Regency,f - r having hesitated to ' it the th e t o "Ps at the disposal of M otshal, k it ' Stl bSClitletitiV dibpAtClit;4l messenger 'V ole n r( Ve (who is arrived Lisbon),.tonterring Th a t ainple indepefidtpt powers on the i 'N. r-• T h , .• • zat, Turkish Admi r al has taken a famous 'PI , fled Spiro Carlomato :he is expected to , atAxbe e tele'"ed ConStantinoplc. The Arehipelago th le coasts of'tlt -Morea are still infested by. e st robb er ._ 'A w Cez ev e a r -4 'of - SNX is offered in Saturday ni,-I , t's . Ot t . i . !)t . the discovery of the person, who, un l ' is t"ot, -set fire to the. rick-Yitrd -Mr, With Tewin Bury Farm . ; Eleretord - slri!e : , Vroarise o f pardon - to cOm any itepile , ,. discovery. . ilighness the PRINCE REGENT has ti 7 appoint ILTID NICDO4.. - 7 -.qq• • es t V 's Pro eurato r-Geb era l in the. loon, l istivt.E s 1-i&s uorp.Esci. ,deceased. NAVAL N?..ws. . . VlinwtVl4 . . Nov. 19.—Arrived the Lady Ne pean. packet, and Henry Freeling, MAstiti, from Cuxhaven, with mails andpaiSengers; :00 the Lord Nelson packet, with a mail and tfitiii from Helvoetsluys. Sailed the following ?acke'd; with mails and passengers :—Henry Freeliur, MASON, for Helvoetsluys ; Alliance, MARSH, for (JOiien burgh ; Lady Nepean, LRVING, for The snow Shaft°, of Newcastle, laden with coals, from Shields to LoodOn, foUndei-eil on the Outer Dousing on Toesday morning ; Master and seven of the crew drowned.—Windi` , L PORtstsIOUTH, Nov. 19.—Sailed the Snake and Bermuda sloops of war to the Eastward, and se veral vessels bound to the West Indies, &c.— Wind. N. E. PLIthiCIUM, Nov. lB.—Arrived the teron sloop of war from Portsmouth. FALMOUTH, Nov. I6.—Arrived the Marlbo rough'packet from Lisbon and Plymouth. Sailed the following packets, with mails and passengers : Princess Mary packet, for Lisbon ; Snake packet, for Malta ; Queen Charlotte packet, for Surinam ; Lady Louisa. packet, for Jamaica ; the Protector gun-brig, for Cork.—Winn N. Deal., Nov. 19.—Arrived from the River the Enterprize, BLAta, for Jamaica ; Flora, MAJou, from Archangel for Portsmouth, in 50 days, and remains with the outward-hound. Five o'Cloek.—Arrived the Nile, PARK, from the West ladies.—Wind N.W. The Andromeda, Captain ARTHUR, Minstrel,' Capt. Locx, and Sabrina, Capt. A. It. MAcxEN zig, have arrived from the Mediterranean station: Tbe Andromeda came from Gibraltar, Minstrel front Marseilles, Sabrina from Malta and Gibral tar.• When the Minstrel left Marseilles on the 10th nit. Lord ExmouTH was lying there, with the Boyne, Ajax 13onibay, and Meander. • [he Sabrina sailed from Malta on the Il th olt. and Gibraltar on• the iith inst. and brought dispatches. from Generals MAITLAND and DoN. The Levia than -and Partridge were lying at Malta ; the Morktague, ,only, at Gibraltar. The Le.iathan ` teas about to join Lord EXMOUTH ; the Pat tridgc was to take specie to Corfu. The Clorinde, Capt. Pk:CHELL, was waiting at Genoa for the arrival of her Royal Highness the . Princess of WALcs, who intended, It was understood, proceeding in th at s hip to Sicily and Malta. The Sabrina nas brought 600,000 dollars, the property_of Govern ment, and 10,000 d,illars for merchants. Tbe Andromeda brought 570,000 dollars for Govern -ment. On Saturday his Majesty's store-ship Abund ance, Mr. JOSIAH ()Axe, Commander, arrived at .Portsmouth front Halifax, in 19 days. She sailed in company with the C iromanclel, which came in on Wednesday. The Abundance left the debar, Narcissus, Cvdims, Mi;clittrt, I\lenai, Arab; Jas senr, and Espoir, at Halifax. The CydnuS"was about to return home.—The North Star, Captin Cop, arrived at. Halifax on the 22c1ttlt. with spe... cie, from Jamaica. Admiral Sir Jus. RowL . r.Y has struck his flag on haired the Impregnable, of 98 guns, and arrived in town from Plymouth. The gallant Admiral had a long conference with the Lords of the Ad miralty,oo Saturday. The '['agus frigate, Captain D. DUNDO, will go out of Portsmouth harbour un Wednesday, and sail on the, following day to the Mediterranean 'Ntation : she is the only ship that has obtained her Tull complement. of seamen at Portsmouth since the peace. • The most active exertions are ma4W to obtain seamen Mr the Niger frigate, Captain S. JACK.- sot. : r, as, the moment she is ready, the lion. Mr. BAGOT, our Minister to the united States, will embark, and proceed on his Embassy. Col. t!►c flop. GRANVILLE ANSON CHETWYND STAPYLTON is appointeti Ptylll3Ster to the Royal Marines, in the room of the Hun. Col. F. HAST INGS DOYLE. Coo lIT-MARTIAL. —On Tuesday Mr. Brother eon, formerly boatswain of his Majesty's ship Spider, was tried by a Court-Martial at Ports mouth, upon a charge of having caused the death of Mr. JOHN' Rotxturs, carpenter, of that ship, by knocking hint overboard. It appeared, that on the 19th of Julie last, ;viten the Spider was lying at Antigua, the deceased broke open Mr. Brothcrton's chest, and stole out some runt, with which he made himself intoxicated. Upon Mr. Brotherton's expostulating with hint, he ,com menced a furious assault upon him, and, in so doing, staggered against something which was upon the deck, fell overboard, and could not he picked up until he was dead. The Court acquitted Mr. BrOtheltOO.-.---Sir AKCIIII3ALD DICKSON i're sident. THE LATE CATASTIiOrt-IE IS WELL ,STREET.--r Throughout the whole of Saturday and yesterday, •the rubbish continued to he removed from the premises of Mr. Constadt, wit.b.iinceasing indus tiy. As• the lower part of the building, which was first destroyed was approached., the yet nu.- subdued fire broke forth, and it became necessary, to keep the engines in constant play. Not a tim- her, therefore, 'of the machinery, or of this part of the building . , is expected to ke saved. Not one of .the threc individuals missing had, up to a late hour last been traced, but the cellars ,in which 'it is hoped they remain, have 'tot y.et .neen approached. It is suppoSed,• however, that being•near to the machinery ; at the time of the expliniion, their remains may have beeu.consum ,,li try the fire which still burns iu that quer, ter :-, The multitude that tracked yesterday to see th e ruins was immense, anti it ‘vas.with diffi cu l ty t h e oe ,,ce officers and engine-Men kept 00,, E . , satin ., l „ 3 . , as t h e Coo k of Lyon's inn was hang ing-up: something to endeavour to , pi•evtit tlit kitchen chimney from smoAking, .her clothes. allat ile.fOre any a s sistance could reach tier, s:v.t.ivas !milli. She was conveyed @a & boirtito.:dt...Clemeot'6.workhouse. • . ,A 1 A Mil VAtS AN 6 . bEi'.I:Z.TURES. ihn vALs. . . , liis Rt'rtal Ilitr,bnOs the Dalie of Cutiiberland, from Kew; th.e Dowager Marchioness of Than3ond, froth liriOton, at Iscr house in Great George-street,. Westminster; Countess of Bathurst, in Grosrenitr-s,:nare; Lord Robert Fitzgerald, in Park -street, Grosvcnor-square ; Lord John Town'et.ut, in Piccadilly ; Lady Anne AVyndbam, in Curzon-street, May- Earl of Westmorland, in Grosvenor-square, •from Apc thorp.e, near Watisford-hrid-!:6in liontingdonsitire ; General anti Mrs. .I;lnizht a nd farni'o'; molonel Gould and Mrs. Leon, at Morin's Hotel, Duke-street, Manchester-square; Sir Geot'ge and Lady Barizley, at Blake's HiStet ; Captain Fergasson, at the St. Petersburgh Hotel ; IL:e Right Hon'. Charles and Mrs. Long, at their house, Whitehall. DEPARTURES. Lord Barnard, for Paris; Lord and Lady Melbburne, fJr Patisanger, Herts; Lord Lisle and Mr. D. Hall, on a tour ; Robert Humphreys, Esq. for Shrewsbury; the Earl of Dal or lty, for Kingston. ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN. BAKER finished his 19th . .dAv's task with 52 miles and. 144 rods, on Saturday night at. nine o'clock, and at that hour, having completed 929 miles and 28 rods of his undertaking. it is worth mentioning, that-on performing his 50th mile, he haltcd. ) . and danced a hornpipe to a merry tune then played him ; and then went off with his wife, side by side, and completed the next mile in 10 minutes and a quarter. Yesterday morning he commenced on his 20th day's journey 23 minutes before three o'clock, and at half past seven, breakfast time, he accomplished 16 miles, resting then only 35 minutes, anti set off again, and by 23 minutes after ten had gone 22 mites, retiring then till.Pi vine Service was over at twelve, when he re turned to his day's task, dressed in a new white hat, whi c h was surrounded with wreaths of laurel and blue ribbons ; .by this time the Cossack field had become extremely crowded with almost all descriptions of persons, amongst whom Were Lord and Lady TORRINGTON, Lord 'CLIFTON, and se veral others of the nobility and gentry. On leaving off at two o'clock till the afternoon service ended, BAKER had made good; 32 miles, and then dined. By 5 o'clOck, when he went to tea, he had gone 38 mites, and last night, at 9 o'clock, was pro ceeding on in high spirits, having at that hour perfnrmed 431,- miles, fully intending to complete 50 miles before he finished, by which he would tlrs day have only to complete 221 miles to make pod his lON miles, by half-past five o'clock to morrow morning. I'HE Carty EXCITANGE, Nov. 20.—Our Market was well supoliert with Wheat this morning from Es sex and Kent, and real fine sariiples were taken off at an advance of is: per quarter, but there was no amendment in the price of ordinary. liArley and Malt was dnll. having had considerable ar rivals of Oats since this day tveek, they may be rioted Is. lower. In Penste, Beans ) , and other kinds of Grain, there was no alteration. Foreign Wheat, 7..- 485. , 581. i Fine Greg Pease' - -87 s. —s. Fiuc ditto - -- -70 a. •---S. TM, Beaus - •• ~• 2-1s:•30s. iitOish Wheat -48 s. C-2,. Old ditto: - , - Ms. .1q... Fine ditto - - - ios. - . --4. Small Tick Beans so:. ac s . Rye . '2Bs. SO, I Old ditto -.- - 4'2. 38s. Flue ditto - - - 345. —s. I Feud Oats - 7 - 174 : 21s. Dailey - - - -; 245, 2Ss. ditto - - -31 s. —s. Fine dia. - - 234. 2.55. Poland ditto. - eos. 23%, New ditto - - - 32 g. —s. Malt ' 665. 60s. Fine ditto - - - 688. —s. Fine - - 265. 2 / 4 . Potatne,litto - -30 s. --s. }tape Seed 271. 291. per last. WhitePease tsoiiers) 381. 40s. Fine ditto - - 445. —s. Grey Pease - - - 31,. 355. Firic Flour Secokds - .559. 603. - 503. 553. Ttirty.L.o,Nov. 20.—This day's Market was well sup plied with prime Beasts, and the show. of Cattle h general wac pretty good; Pork was dearer Beef, Mutton, and Veal, ,sold at last prices ; and the trade, for the most part, was tO - lerably brisk. The sales in the llay-marliet were rather lively; Chner fetched a better pr;ce ; .ilay awl Straw obtained last priers. Subjoined is an accurate statement of the prices and numbers To sink the Offal, per stone of sib. Bccf, 4s. Od'. to ss. 4th Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss.Gth Lamb, Os. Cd. to Os. Otl. Veal, 43.8 d. I o Pork, 4s. Rd. to ss. Sd. Ileasts, 7450. Sheep, 14,700. Calves, 220. Pigs, fro. HAY-111ARKET, Hay, 31.05. to 41. 19s. Ntraw, 11. ss. to 11. 12s. Clover, 41. 10s. to tn. IVs. BOP INTELLIGENCE. WORCESTER, Nov. 19.—1 n our hop-market, on Saturda} , , were weighed 542 pockets of new and one of old hops. Prices similar to those of the last three weeks. SOUTHWARK, Nov. 15.—Our hop-market dur ing the last week had a considerable demand for Sussex pockets, of middling quality, from 61. 6s. to . 61. 10s. per'cwt. In other sorts we have no variation in price front last quotation. The duty is offered against 115,0001.—01 d duty. WINDSOR, Nov. 19.—The QUEEN has been confined to the Castle during the 'week %tit!) a cold, but, it is understood hrr MAJESTY is not Worse, but, upoli the Whole, is better. Princesses AUGUSTA and MARY did not leave the Castle; it is supposed they are slightly indiliosed. Princess Et.izABETH went to her Cottage at Old Windbor, atteudtd by Lady CAMPBELL. .Princess SOPHIA rode in the Little Park. The . Sieur PETER MEYNIE GUILLON, a native of 'Marseilles, lately died at th►e age of 104 years, 10 months, and 11 days, in the Hospital of Better° , lence, at Bourdeaux, where he • )tas been for thoSe ten years past. When in •last March her Royal. Highness the Duchess of AlloouLP.mE honoured that Foundati , m with her presence, this centenary. .attractell the b znevolent attention of that august Princess. - Ho continued to.enjoy his memory and faculties to the end of his career. Two months previous to his death he went without crutches.--:- In the latter years of his life, as he had preserveil all his teeth sound, he lived on bread dried in an oven like hismit.. _ • A few evenings since, as ~t'lr.,ltAwt.ms, of Dart lord, was returning home front London, in a post Chaise, accorupaltied by. a Lady and Gentle man) the 4 were stopped by two highwaymen, armed with pistols, who with horrible impreea- - lions demanded their money : one of them held the bol:ses' heads, while the other emptied their oCis.cts, ar t d snade their escape, 117:. M Dotaziltnnttl Cf)lastre4at: T t i^ ith, and -10tir :Itk! , iiiietttA, emit - • ; riml Dover • for Fra:lce oil Fri l, y , Illeut of the Foot eittbstkcd ()it end "k ;t' On Afonday mottling 1:1 , 4 4 the Cityot C( litia, Linder tte c: , ittot.to,t tit Li.Atteti tt-C , ? lie ire, atatthed front' Ch tintylfto ivh . ert2 they are to he .o:tti.tited. Stich Irish Militia Re;4iments as were not in En . gland, are to enthark (or that country hi . t e spring of tlie ensttittg year t—the fnllokvi the Regiments v.-! , C ty of Cal:„ County of 1).11)14, Limerirk City, Queen's Comity, Tyrone, and Wicklow. The Ist Surrey It eginlent, ulldtr 11 , 1gden, landed at Waterford on Friday, from Bristol, and on Monday marched for Fermoy. One troop of the, 4th Dragoons, 'commanded by Major Onslow, arrived at Clogheen, from Per• noy,on the 14th inst. the Britisdt Officers that were severely wounded at the battle of ‘Vaterloo, have received leave of absence for six months, to return to Eng& land and Ireland—the following infantry regi ments who sustained the greatest lass on the me morable 16th and 18th of June, are repmrted to be under orders for Great Britain, viz.-3d batta lion Ist foot, 28th, 30th, 32d, 42d, 43d, 2u batt. 44th, 73d, 79th, and Ist batt. 95th. The 2:1 bat talions 25th and 37th, at resent in Holland, are also expected to embark 'tor &Wand. All re& giments that are not 700 .effective arc to leave France for Belgium, where they are to remain for the present. RIOTOUS 111 OVEM ENTS AT lIILSTON. Upwards of 5000 men being ont of ethpioy, st disturbed and riotous populace has become insttb. , ordinate in consequence. The Staffordshire Yeo mani7 have been caked up, and have remained oa duty during the week. It is howevilr an awkwaid situation for them to act upon, as the retreating parties retire among the pits and other danget•ons . points of ground. No serious affray has yet taken place, thought a horse or ttvo has been hurt, and sonic ugly showers of brick-hats ['Avg occasionally assailed small detachments of the forte. , We have received some.accounts eran different cor respondents,. the Sub&tance of which We - shall extract. A detachment of the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry were ortltred on duty to %Volverharnp ton on Satorday.last, disturbances being appre hendedin consequence of the.lowering of wages, and the discharge Of a vast number of . hands fr ont the colleries and iron works, , About 3 .o'clock oil that day, they were. ordered to assemble, and were' marcfirol to the neig,hbourhood of Bilston and its yieinity, a great number of Inca- were col:. leetcd..The cavalry mide,se'ver.l Movements and. charges to dis'perse tlitn. They took up several" of the.ringliders who were. the roost forward in enconraging the mob to pelt and ins u lt the Yet) » man ry, .all of whom ereyalterwards set, at liberty, except two of the worst, Wll9 were comMitted to Stafford gaol. Peace etas restored in the evening,. and every thing has since remained qtnet. We have the satisfaction to find that trangail'lity is perfectly restored, and that the Yeomanry were yesterday diseaarged front duty. Since writing the above,' we find that such of the troops of -the'Staffordshire Yeomanry as were not on duty at Wolverhampton have been ordered to assemble, and reinain either there or in the neighbourhood; and that a detaehment of the 9th Light Dragoons, and a , considerable number of in fantry have also marched into Wolverhampton. The Leek troop of Yeomanry, Cavalry marched into Stafford on Wednesday, Mid yesterday pro ceeded' front hence to Walsall. Yesterday morning, the Expedition Liverpool coach was thrown over on entering the town of Newcastle, by Glie`cc,ach►nan taking too sh►►rp a turn round the corner of the streets . being down hill, the coach was dragged about thirty yards, and though there Were many passengers, we are happy to learn no li►•es were lost.—+' 'Three received serious . bruises, and were obliged to be left behind. A young child -miraculo►►sly escaped front being slieltem ed by the intggage,, among which it was found nearly unburt.—(Staf fordshire Advertiser, Noe. I s.) . PaiLonY.—Saturday Birch and Wainwright, the two persons lately couritted of a col•lspiracy to bring forward take claims of debts under a coin , mission of bankruyey, stood ;1 secondtirne, for one hour, opposite in the pilloty.— They.were not annoyed by the spectators, further than by shouting when then wee taken down. FoowAns.-011 Monday night last, aboot'eight o'clock, as Mr.GRIETIisi, of Fryfidd, near Bartord, in Oxfordstfre, was returning 'wine, near %Val , : lingford, he was stopped by three footpack, grill ed with' pistols and . blndgeit's, ' who robbed him of his watch, several Bank of, England and coun try Bink notes to a considerable amount, and left hid stripped 'of all till clothes, except his hiecehet and boots. ' LATE FIRE IN TIIEMINORIES.—In our account on Saturday, of the fire which had taken Once at the house of Mr. Clements, iti the Minories, we stated, that a young (..ientieman residing there had jumped from: a two pair of stairs window in affright, The Gentleman, it appears ) , in. his fall, struck' against the sign of, an..adjoining house, which not only. bruised hint most dangerously, but gave his. bead am inmediake turn downwards, and by which_ he received a fracture in',the back part, of the skull.. .He expired in.great pain on Satur:- day morning. Saturday,- an inquest was held at, the sign or the George, St, John-street, Clcrkenwell, on the body of Mathew Winter Molder, a watchmaker, 25 years 4,;,age. John (testerinan being sworn, said, he is superiutendant. of, the watch) that about - once' I) ' clock an Thursday nforning. he saw the deceased Jying "at, the dour off 61, Compton street, CJerkenWell ; he appeared to i be much i n . toxicated with liquor ; ‘vitness with some assist ance, took the deceased to the watch-house, whete he appeared in a dying state. Mr. BARTLETi, st4rgeon., was huntefiliatcly sent for, who tried e%•ery means tow.irds his recovery, but he expired. The: Jury returned a •strtiiet:-Died by the risita. tionc.f cud.