The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-12 00:00:00

it .hlittet . from fire till nitlf-past.elev6n - 6`eicksk; Xlie• Court' . era; O;)t•t',ed, and.. ay.; (;liltn'ielloF pre" • • 4 . . • 1 1' 4 4 • That Marsha; NEY Witi.gllllty'Olinig tN)son itntl an . aqeitiiit 4.gailist the safetv Of the •State, &c.; and tht'ret%**) . .:mi • condtlimied Alictup NFY, larstu Pf: Fiance, 4)ihe of ElCidOgen; Prince ft:e . i‘loift%;‘, O . f . Fi•ance, to the pe. Malty of death ud the e . g.pePtes of pi:ocess,". • tt Was ft.rth'er• - dect:eed, that having . - beep fouPd :*anti6g in Honour, the. prisoner. was degtadcd fronl 1;4 rank 'as a ItleinbCr if the I~egioti _of .Rotio6E ' : One. or the' most gratifying piectrtYr which we could have received ha's been brought by. the Flanders Mail.* * THE CHRISTIAI4 OWERS OF EUROPE. HAVE ENTERIA)::-INTo A PoMM6AT LEAOUII, TO EXTIRPATE THE PIRATEi !DIP AFRICA IC RATISBON, •N0v.!0. --- Yesterday arrived. here ~,train of 100 waggons ; containing works of art, !a9(l which tike . .rrencli had carried off' froth Aus tria. They were escorted by a squadron of Co- . bur,- . • • . „ '-' 7 :RASECTEIG, Nov de ?tforlet, .Colonel ' 3l tl)giu.l,ers, is.. one to . -day to te9Otlaw, to give that place to the Curiftoissioners of the Allied, l'o%\ ers. -. • SW/TZZRLAN . I); N0 . V..29.1 - 11e - Act of the per tietnal rketthatity of:SWitittrand signed at Paris. t'Y.'ithe,Ministers of the Allied "Pots - ers, lias been Ate—form to the - Govertiment of the'pre 7 : Cant'on - ; and.by it cothint(OiCated to the G overnment's if the 'Other Cantons. ''"' .• - •il: ii • It is ass er t e d that . all clatts-es'ot thiS (l important Act are of a nature to indemnify SWitzerland for its numerous sacrifices, and to guarantee in its l'°som,.repose, union, ,peace. . , • Nov. 21.-1 t is asserted xhat.the sters of the—great Powers have delivered to his llninenee the Cardival. Secretary Of. State" the reaty of Alliance relative to the war against the arhary PuYt;ers; and That .it has been tatifiet .411 tl) Siivereigns . ; . in ' their laality Masters of the several, military anti.rAigoillqr' "hers in their - • " °7 "7: hy . itif.a.Ct, the _Powers engage,..niit, - (;!4 . 1(?i I Tht an end to [be White Slave Trade, wliith the t " 'can • Gterinnents carry ton with equal insp- . ' t ree and impunity, hut in or&r to prevent the • ttt trn of acts of liolence . ,Which disgrace 4 Y; the lovers. also declare, that ;they will st aidi s h th e re the Itiru t of Govertnnent •whinh lit afford the best guarantee. The contingent' tl-1 Pwstp r4 thir zw..w speteT.:'; (A war t" - :'- hc 331 0 e, anti no one shall be perinifted,' under tu YPreteoce whateveroo keep up a greater num of tro o p s than is axed by the Treaty. ,- ; •- Ail th e t(: O o p a shall have the s a me un if orm . I li's . Holiness sbakbe at liberty,. to send a-Le btit Who shall not interfere In tetiipurai tuatters. • • T lkis Treaty, which consists of, 133 Articles., Xe g , that all the Christians shall be set ktliher:ey, 411t1 cannot t make a p a rt of the Army ee ~ "PY the conntry. •41 e Sublim e forte, it is said, remain neuter in 2.° at', and w ill rece i ve guarantees for its. Ea- P` : 4ll Possessions. • unei. • tf r „. astonished at knowing, the Treaty against . s (ir ate and not to know an y thing of w;tar !assed in the Consistory where this aiLlir has treated.t.is certain that - his Holiness has mot - yet*, kit,! any • Bull on the subject of p trtisthle. Zt Is said that Lis Holiness will give to the l‘raste,rs of the Military Orders' a suit of 1 11111 . a • banner. The whole of the allied forces Vall i 'fixed . by treaty at 45,000 men.. :.Several hive been armed of Anemia." her cargo, Tl)i L N 1 11,trib),,TP-, DEc. Wdodht.i(ige 17.401 Indiaman i 3 111 ,the , Siwie sitwltion as When *ilait, wi:ote. The weather is becolue'Euoderate, and a 'sloop has got alongside of her to 'take oat part of\ 'SREERIIESS, DEC. 11:—Several tasks, of Trine from some stranded vessels CUntlllme to be brottght into this harbotir - arid other parts of the Isle of Sheppy ; some of them are Marked . W. S., it. A. A., G.W . . Several harreL of tar have. also been brought in from a stranded ves';el, wane unknOwh, " The 'ship lost on the Home Sanil is the Argo", PLAYER, of bound to London With coals. • RAMSGATE, DEC. 11.—The wreck on the Oood. win Sand proves to be the Concord, of Sunder land. Seve'ral anchors and cables .have been picked up and brought into this harbour. Arrived the Juno and Perseverance (G. K.) transports, with' troops from Ostend. A boat is just co'rue in with three casks of French wine, picked up off the Foreland, and several more tasks are sten floating about ---Wind N.W. more moderate. The Repulse revenue cutter, Capt. WI/Ai/an; From Itobi h Hood's Bay liaa'brotight into Grims by t. ti 1. 0, of Deal, struggling -cutter, with her cargo five hundred and nicety -two casks of p"riinefGeneva, from Schedain. The smugglers' , intended destination was tiie Yorkahire coast. • The Niger, Captain JACKSON; the Inconstant; Si; J. L. YE:), • K.C. li. ; and the Musqueflobit schooner, Lieutenant URITFITtI, are refitted and ready for sea ‘vith the .exception of a 4ew men, and are gone out of the Harbour to Spithead. The .Goliah has been' broken up at Chatham, and the.Mertuaid at Piymonth. The Amaranthe,- Borer, Bustard, Comet; Escort, Intelligent, Pa pilion, Plineess, Rattler, Sarpen, Tran sit, Solt ay, 'and Vestal, have been sold out -or the service.—The Jupiter; Captain ikicirN ELL, and' IVanderer, Captain DoWEss, were paid ritf-on Sa turday, and the Centaur, Ca ptai n CA LTLPI Monday. , --The RippOn, 74, is ordered to docked.' . • • - On Wenesthirmorning last . the hull of a vessel' was tOttiltt, to bkl•On Shore lt tliquin, near .Pad - stow ilarhour. Bales of"Spanisii wool have 'heeti'• driven on Shore, but no traces of the crew have !Teen discovered ; it is believed •they' have all perished. borne of, the bales are marked Jacob:* In the conrie of Wednesday time vessel' went to pieces. • Capt. ErmARDCOt,LIIIR, with several. Officers,. and Upwards of 100.s-ea:tied - and' marines, lately :employed on the Canadian Lakes,, arrived on Priday in the - Eliza tratiSport ; they left Quebec the 4th of last month. Alt the skips in the Lakes. were taidttp; and the winter had began to set in. Commodore Sir EtivlrAttn OwF.N, it eras expected, would leave. Kingston the latter end of October. A c9urt-martiat was nn board thfc Queen Cits , ,rh)tte, on 'Monday last week, for the trial of Mr. Junes Ellis, carpenter, of the Mik, for ge.. neral neglect of duty.. The charge being in . part proved, he was sentenced to 'be dismissed from his .tv . i,ijesty's service. Capt. Sir Archibald Col lingwood Dickson, Bart. President. • Extract of a letter. tromWarsaw, dated Nov. 23 :—. 4 Oa the occasion of.the speech which the WoyWod Senator, Count MacattnowaltY, made to the EMPeror ALEXANDER, in the natue of the Polish •Dr-legation, his Majesty was pleased to re ply as follows :-- 1 I any well aware that your na tive country has' . suffered greatly; .and, to alle viate its•hurt hens .as speedily as possible, I have given orderS 'that the' kingdom shall be evacuated by the Russian troops. For the rest, the whole object of my views, is to establish the prosperity of your country, and the Welfare of, its iohabit aiers..—General BEritercsat4 haS established his head-quarters. at Tuletyn, in the province of Grodno. The "Russian army cn the frontiers of Moldavia is increasing daily." . ... ' The French Government, it appears, bas pro hiWted the introduction of. Belgian Newspapers into,Fraace, under. the pretence that they were , calculated to inflame the passions which still agi : tate*that country:: 'The Editor of the Brussels Oracle remarks <in this subjects. ". If France be to recover * her 'tranquillity by the prohibition of I . foreign Journals, .we shall 'applaud a deternrina •tion productive of results so satisfactory ; but we may be- permitted to 'doubt - this, - And the evidence *of facts alone shall convince us." • ' • '.A Brussels Paper baying stated that Dir. BEN- t ~ . JAM' NCoN sT'A NT, the Well known political writer, tli e I T ' I4 Y,. previous notice having been sent to had come . ' Co 'seek an ' asylums in that city, 1- „ lr.. 2 0 , a .q", the different Parties' met to bid for . CONSTANT next day contradicts the statement by .0- 1 00 . 1 ., ~• -letter, declaring, that " he visited. Brussels on p e i l Lott litkets, at the Treasury. The prlvate bushiest ; did not come in (peal- of an ~, and Prices Yeere as' follow : asylum, of whichrhe had no ::etal; and Meant to ki,1.,... • pi t - '''xt..t. & So NS, HAZARD & CO. Xi 6 .9, . 3 return in a•feyr days to his.donticile at Paris. l . „' . d' citaansoN St Co . ' ." ' 16 . 5 n . Lit:tit . en : an . t : Colona MANSELL, of the.:s3d regi ish t l: c 0, '•. ~• ," • . :. ment, is art Red bere - to etnbark, •to join his re- So r . - .. 15 16 6 patent , at St. Helena. The 6611), under Colonel M essrs. ..- . . • Wie ss ,. : „7., ... . 15 5 1 DocaNt , , will embark the moment- the. transpcirts 1'i 3. .. .0. sna*El.l.,- SONS, •an'd 11AzAno, were come round.—The 66th and .53i1 will both remain "for' t i-. , i ~i, , .. at St. 1-I.,:lena.—Viants Courier.) 7 , „ . e tie6areu tne * .tsidders. - • •• .The (20th regiment of- Light Dragoons, under , .• . , ~• ~. v., Fer n Iv , , r, , r i------ ----...g.---'------ * . . the command. of Colonel ' HawKER, arc uotv 01:i - "e A .41 1 -- ' 4° - v".., .it As said,' is about to marry their march from Radepole Barracks to nouns the trtl.e.rilueliess LtopounN,E - second clan diter of low, .&C. to relieve. the 14th, ordered for Ireland. 17 ) P e r 6 i* of Att.:TRIA. . ? ' ••• 5 •, 1 , • " .COINCIDENCE 1r.4 NAMES.----The Lord Mayor, ... es tt ,. ~ . . Of th e , ilay Cont FIALiDENBERG ilaCl an audience ...Wood, and Mr. Sheriff Thorpe, sworn into office Ill e ev e l "c'E' REGENT at Carlton-House. In" by Town*Clerk Wood-thorpe. t leral ".. I , t 'g his. Royal lli ;lin , s , attended by. Ge- The British Officers in garrison at Brussels, last t 1.0 0 14 ' " , 40 t.,-, 1 .. FIELD .and Admiral Sir LomuNn . week performed the Ctimcdy of John Belt, with * ki r„ 4 tit town for Biighton. . the Afterpiece of The Village Lawyer, f or the be lt w . 4s Caine 4s xissoN' to town yesterday. • italic of the poor . of that city. I l t ,„?.;' , t‘' - i l i t) , ll, l , t he 24 L11•0f An:44st: the British Sq'titt' ' • Mrs.' SinnoNs's performances at Edinburgh st ---in0 11 . , , ' ..'. ,. 0N APA UTE son' board ibe.,Northum,- .have prOthiced', • I.lpoll an average, about 2001. a ~,t . ""kd 2 6 9 1 ' l l'i'ed at Maduir:ty got siippiies; and . night ! . . . '*" pe r , ii ! l ' ,August] f or St. no en .,. -,v ( i.,; ( 4,,,, The 'Lady HExtitETTA WALLOP, in considera. , , e kh lberl,,, l ,: l from Mtleira•to board the:l4orth- fion of 'tilt . recent rennet inn in the price of grain, ept the ',,,. (which oil not come to anchor), ex- has -sit... i ll-it - it'd to. the renters of tithes in Longpa ayy,k,,ocotch Cousal in hisotlicia eapat;iiY as bent,• rish, her inteWinn to make an abatement of .'i.ll. • --- :-. Y. (1 4- 4 ti.i• ctlit. in their rent due at Michaelmas last. 1101 4 " AL AC k•DnNilt. , Yegterday CAaLtst-E, V.R.S.- delivered his Flfth Lecture on ". The Princiii les of JiTitonty," at the ituyio Academy. He rommencedhy stating', : that afte,r' 00.' 7 dent ifrecAme ftrilv negnainted with the sitnatimb the 'action, and dimensions of the bmies, ,it wail essential' for hint to become acquainted With , the various mnseles wbich regulated their. particular actions. A reference to the skeleton' or the mln frame wontd shew the• iMportance of this branch .of study in Art, for 'so 'completely wr:'e the bones tfinier,t . heoperatinn (11. - ImlSCtibtr :I.!.ency, that even the rug ge d sur f ace oCeasionAlly observed them, 'would appear to hire been so adapted for the action of some Inusele s s. • . • f The Learned l'rofessor here pointed out, from' a skeleton, suspended for that purpose, the adap tation of the bnnes, to their muscular appenda4es, both in the upper and loWer extremities of the body; in the latter partienlarly; the bones of the pelYis were spread out, to give the necessary in crease of space fur the attachment of the nauScles. An inspection of the structure of the lower ex tremities would spew how adMirably it was' form ed for the uses - Of life. The lower end-of the thigh tiones inclined towards each other at the knees, t'or the purpose of bringing them under the Centre of gravity ; the leg bones diverged towards the foot, bringing the pedestal more square and `titileti, to support the whole. Me Professor: dwelt with, °melt forde tipOtC the difference oitseiiiable between the works of nature rind those of Mart—the former' derived her pre-erninenee 'from bringe enabled to attain many ends by one means this was strikingly illustrated . in the exa mination of the muscular prOperties of the body. kle then minutely described the three classes of Muscle s belonging 'to the fore-arni- . --first, the flexors and eitehsurs of the whole hand ; secondly, those of angers ;• and, thirdly, the stipinators ttml pronator,l that roll the radius on the tana.---- The flesh he described as.possessing a consider able quantityof fibreg and tendinacions ligantents, essential to the economy of the human fraMe. These were rendered larger' by exercise, as w ,- >s shown in common i experience. In the general classification of those muscles, it waS•essential to bear in mind that they were 41i laid in 'an °pos ing series, the nece;'sity of which. arrangement %rould ;winds• important to the inquisitive Ana tbmist: • . The Learned Professor then elaborately ex plained the muscles of 'the• eye, nose, and month, .their 'connected ramifications : the uccipito li . ontalis served to•pnll the skin of the head back-. wards; to 'raise the eye -brows, sand to dralk up the skin of the forehead ; -the compressor: nari compresse§ the ala-towar d -the septum nusi; to as•- ,sist in smelling acutely, and also to clarrugate the skin of the noic' and exrress certain passions. The mouth had no less than nine - nair.of. mnsclus inserted in the .lips, 'and a common one formed • by the insertion of these; the. LevaNr Angali Oris, drew the corner of the mouth upwards, arid caused the actsof siniiing—and - the others served the different purposes of drawing the mouth •to and fro, Shutting it; ttc:, Tne Learned' Professor concluded a dissertation more instruttire to the studious rinatorniq, •than entertainitig to tile rx hy'eolitgizi ndauirab:e Psfd'o - i . * the hintran triune, • uhich is by an all wise and controlling Power 'furnished and slip plied with, the means of self-protection and pre servation, and capable, often unconsciously, of perhrmin„; every necessary evolution for its com is)rt and gratification. Thc.room was, as usual, extremely crowded, and the Learned •Professor received with• every . mark. of approbation. • , The distribution of the annual prizes given for the encouragement of the Students, tOOli place on. Saturday evening in the Council Room. Mr.WEsT, the President, being indisposed, the.pleasing task was assigned to Air. FiTsto,t, who. delivered , the niOlals.to the fortunate Candidates ) in thti follow ing order . • • IN SCULPTURE. The s - ilbject--( Pre (azplorir,g the futgiveness of Adam." 2ttr. Joseph, the gold med Al. • IN ARCHHECTU . RE. •. . . Drvive for et Palace. T. Mr. Thomas, the gold medal. , • .Fl.-tr Ike hest ...frchiteclural DcAis,rn of Chiswick Horse. To -Mr. Doull, the first silver medal. Tyvell, the seettod ditto. • • To Mr. Lee, the third ditto. • roR DRAWINGS FROM TTIE LIFE. To Mr., Wyatt, the first silver medal. 'Jai To Mr: Page, the scowl ditto • • FOit DKAWINGS FRDM TILE ANTIQUE. " The 6 . lallifitor." To .Mr. 0.. - elv,istnias, the ,first silver • • " ' To Mr. J. the second ditto. Ant to Mr. Ileppernan, for the best model an the same subject. , . Aiany of the Royal Actokonicians were present, and the decisions of the Council met their general approbation. • - . . Dec: I TUFF::S AND SilN-(Bth D ay) —This 4 morning, at a .4allaer past three o'clock, TUFFEE commenc= (lay's task, and accomplished : 1 I . miles by 20 minutes after 6 ; the bay,. iniles; ; Tutlce, at a'quarter after 9, 511 miles ; at 1, they h 44 perf(lrinctl 33 miles ;. at 6, 53:hiliks ; and finally, 10 minutes before 9, ..65 mak; ing' at. that hour 46.5 miles since this daymee.k. • • There was found, on the lith October, at Bal kenna • burn foot, Parish of Kirkoswald, and County of Air, .1% bottle' sealed with red wax, con taining two - small . pieces of parchment 'with the following words written upon them., Oa t one pece., which has a la ~ ,b e seal of black wax,. is Written— " Off Conisay, North IVales,. 23d Sept. 1815." and on the other side 'of.the same piece, " Pierre Coraston Clinisay right 5 ilk, ' "'Phis bottle fling into the sea ; " And ne'er way it 4ind, any one of cur " Less healthy or bappyihan we." And on 00 - otlier piece is Written, '' It is retitieste.l, whoever flails thk . bottle, 'Will ni;ukc it public in some rtitispaper, sayinKonwhateomt it wasfnutl." COR-Lo tilenttlitiSTANCE:—On‘Vedite:tday Weelci as a cientlemon was corning to Dumfries i he ob. served a hawk pounce upon a snipe, which it seized, The- hawk was immediately attached in its turn bY g corbte crow; and was coaipelled to let go its prtz e , which the gentleinan (fink up, and, though in a very weak state, watt resovvred; aid wan humanely allowed to CSCiVC.. InfiLAND. . . . 1 Kil..lVlFt„ DLC. 3.--(SHUCKINGAnn( ip.n.)— Arthur APc_larken., ‘lqlu lived withi, -(‘ ,:,;! -5 of Kilk ;: ei, a qecettt hotlestinap, was aMicked a few tlas ago by some persons, on account of all 6 1 ,,Ign i dg, : . rt .,, ver i ng 'tuad, autl i,.3:., 1i;», ,y .11 have been nntr:lered by one G!' them,. wit n a bed post, or some very datigrous•weapoo. T he Jury nrougnt In a . .Ve't•iict of Wilful !J'im der, against a Man of the .name of Chary,' and his tu't'ee bons. ; On Sunday the 26th,( , f,'Noyemher.,. a n - Inquest ' v.-as h e ll by . .1 , .s Cr(2 , ,t,t,Ach-A 'and sAmurr: riAti, E , qp-:, on the ::-1):1-d'y. , of li.,•!wartl Ilaulon, w h o wa s viol' the preettli - 1v:[147,1,t. in 'the ?ton o f Hugh Al'lNLaLoo-, on t•liesrosd - froiii - NewtO'n Ila,- Milron to Dmr.mlit, and - s about tour-miles front the former. The. verdict of the Ittry.,was- 7 " That the deceased‘caMe by•his death by a, shot &(•(t" from a gnu that said shot was tired by - Japes Johnston"; that the fir'pg . it Svcs an a ct ..of wilful murder by the - said jit , ll6 . JOiliiStOn ; and . thlt John Johnston, -len. and ••.i . ciint Johusto' n. ,' , Jun. Thom as Johnston., John Henry, J. Henry, and . George Al'Pat tan, were aiding and abetting Jilin Johnston in. the commission of siid inurder."—' Those persons have been commit red for (dal by the Magistrates WO held the inquesf.• Oct Sunday last, during the hours of. - DiVino Service, .a large mob - , princis!aliy from the - Conittk of Tipperary,attetakil by thirty ears, Went into ' ..... tltv lands of . 11allyvara, in the liberties of this city * broke into the house-of Alr: 'rhos. ill'Grath, rind beat liiM and his faMily desperalely, and,at tempted . t o carry off, by force, all the coin and - 'forniture h t .."' lon..ing to ii ;rat IL Informmion bei ng bruit:At' • . :-., to the - Rev. jos. 'Crampton, High COnstable, lle' - . set out with Lieut. Phillips, and a plily of the • Cavan - regiment, quartered . .at Annarotty, Who' intercepted the party -on their retttrn, and sub-: '.eetdetl' in taking the two principals and eight. of their' associates, and brought them into this city ' , in the evening, and lodged them in jail. Af t Uraili lies lira dangetons sitnation.—Liwerick Chronicle. .-. • EX T RACT OF AILETTER.FROM PORTSMOUTH, DATLI) DEC. 9..'•• His royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE has been staying with Loud Keitlr at Perbrook, during this week. •On Monday he came toPortS.. mouth, and visited the Admiral and , sioner, and Captain J. W.U. Dinlas„ of the Tuesday, his ROya( !Ugliness . went oft ;hoard the 'Taus, at Spithead, and tie Q ueen Charlotte and Rochefort - , in the Harhoor. ; tisited *also the - Duich line-ofLbattle ship iti thte • o..!rbour. The Aft•icqine, Hon., Captain Rodney,. arrived nn ‘lcdtarsday from the Cape' of Good hope Sr Helena. he sailed from_thetape with the Rose merchant ship, in conip:any, on the Dth Srh ternbcr, and_aryived at St. Helena on the 24th, w!atilee she sailed with pie ship before-mentioned and. the Pariridge, ;pother merchant the Is! October. Both the Merchant, vessels : parted . company on the 17th ult. during a 'very „h ca l,:y gale o f wind, in ‘vhiclithe Africaine several leillts,• and sristained considerable (faniage. The only ship of war at the,Cape when the Afri caine sailed, was .the Medway,,,,,74, in whim!). Vier:. Admiral Sir Charge)' i Ver intended to retu-rn, to England, when 'F.)/ Rear-Admiral Sir The Mtander, Capt. I'. -lard, arrived on Mon from the Mediterranean, last from Falmouth.; she left Gihraltax the lOth ult. at which time the Montague and were laying there. The m eal t i k r was released f ront quarantine on Wed-. nesdav, and ordered Co prOceed to Noi•thfleet Moros, 'Capt. Gosling, arrived on Tuesday from Antigua, last from Cork ; she sailed fromi Antigua on the 22d 'October, and arrived at Corlc.. the 28th nit. She is ordered to proceed to Wool ,Wich eo he pail , His lAtajosty's l sllip-Queen Chariot te fired a royal salute on Wednesday . Morning, at eight in lieu of the Dutch man of war in clock, in .ho nour of the Prince or Orange's birthjday.—On Wednesday morning, at, two o'clock, the Queen, Charlotte fired three guns as a signal for loweriAg yards and lOpina . sts, it blowing hard front Unit N. AV. The chips at Spithead rode it out. Several vessel's ‘vlach had been driven out of ttie .14owns in the gale of Thursday, put in here yes terdav, With the loss of their anchors and cableS, and ot het' tin m age. The neviltoal building is distingui s h e d asr rate; by the n:wie of' the' Prince . Ita.t gent, andis` to be fitted and stored far Channel. . serf ice', '‘Vith a botuplement'of ten men mid four tmys. The President Ameriean frigate baS been Pitr4 chased, fritm Mr. Jas: Brown, agent. ;Major Samt , LP, illed suddenly on the 'lBth tilt: at Lisboit, He, Went co bed the precedin g !tight apparently in good health - , and .vas foutid dead his bed in the morning. Ht said he Was oti his way to Morocco, to which be had engaged transport himself; on the Itfithtwris witting the'sentencepassed on him at his last' con:, victiou for defrauding a, cheetieniongef of baccui and eggs. A ,seoniaining.,• five men unfdrtunately. swamped off • Southtiourne on Thtirsdff last, when. All on bdarti perished. Two niche stifferef; Wkre brothers, of the iianie of Beaching,.'reNi (lent's- of liastings. Two others;belong to East bourne. A y'oun'g Gentleman of liis Moje§ty's ship Roche fort,' It is 'invented an Illuminated Telegraph en 'a*Siniplt and elegant construction ; •by which in telligenco may be ionveyed to a considerable , t,nce daring the nigtf: tilit . eiTieriintnlt writ tried few nights ago Axii,th, e 4 2 model no nuire than a footsquare, - and thetiCeeit Was fully Antircra'ale to expectation. • *Friday the daughtet of Jonathan Best, of Cross gate, Duthatn,.26 years old, made a most violent and unaccountable attack upon herself by cutting cult the-gretitest part. of-her tongue Mit a case-. knife. Mr. Jacksbn, surgeon, being seing seat fo , r, Incceuded hi stopping the h.".^Pnorrage, but not till she ithdlosz a coninderahle'toA l ltit v o f bluod: The violence of the young v. , oatan, Ito ever, is such as to occasion of eat • teat's that the ligwrnre may be retnoefLand she contian2S in z y,r.ttt danger. . her father \l'aS in the roo+ii ‘vhcia the committed the :lot, but .Itati am power to .vrtiveat it. 1