The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-17 00:00:00

U 1 i of the Fren-cl;:iitisi. be hiqd'ai Fey c. Fr, , m rift JOURN‘ti TIN I .rE Itt3AL of Gil E - N;r-, jp.ty 1. 15 • 'Poe •Joitiliai de tbari - ;e of - rile Under Alio hs;1(1-4)f Attgsbiirg . , an attC:fc, front time 2eittrng,.. NV4iOl _Aectists of ett~e of " neat hnving onnislied either hotel or. , . .The . Drbthers Lalle.rnand.— ..S . , 4111 ,10.4 opthsatioh ijrov.e 7 s poth:tig but, Hie iniAt frbfolt - 41(tiitibratic of the eltactnients of the Pehal Tlte - Co4lthltiartial • appoi •te(l to try a Grneral Offic - cr ainst tie con cile*(l in' one of the divisions borderitig. gti .tiat . vtere the inilitar - y-offence• ird3 been coininittd. NiV , v Oeneral COnnt.'..D;gadott commanded the 16th —•itivisioti, and, the Genears Laanaan4 scrted unAt'r la is . orders •they could J)fer - ifiire, be tried only theAst,.2`d, or 15'tb divisions, The Court-matthaqzw-tjae compoAed of seven ene - r'al 9 tii a!1- it Ir"eiierf in the tlivi. sion ttie assentbliiia of (lig Court• Of the: bordering (1-ik-isieltil) Oa hilt liras tie only o Ate mil- ) e ifli I G apre there WAS a sufficient number al Officer's icizriiir.itHtig7the'd:4ltrttitartial, in ac, ene. - - , Live service and it was resolved it should The netessify of taking the Judges from among the Generals present in the first military divisioril onlyrendered the selection the more difficult amidst the allowable suspicions of a period : so critical, which. defections already known increased,. and which the event has justified. Nevertheless, the Members to compose the Court-martial were fixed upon, but it could not meet until the persons who had received the no tice should have assembled at La Fere. - The Duke of Feltr6, on the evening of the 13111 received orders to cause Count D'ErL . lon to b e ti-rested. On the 14th, he transmitted them . by-telegraPh and by poSt, and ord e red hi m to'be put in prison.. Why he-was merely directed to renca . iii at hiime.under arrest , is unknown ; but this favour facilitated his escape, and the neeeS -sahr search in pursuit of him delayed his removal lo ha . Fere„ where the, Lalleminds, his acc' ofn yliecs, already were, and upon Whom the same sentence must have been pronounced. of'Buonaparte's march 'saved them frO - rn the veni.ieanee - of the laws. If it he recol lec;ed tjiat I3u;nlaparte's entrance into Lyons: was 'l•snoN\:u at Rtris on. the day when the portfolio of the war department' was given to the Duke of Feltre, it must be obvious that he does not deserve the reproach contained :in the :eillgenwia Zeitung, of having favoured his progress. • Napoleon,- - -after baying ,abdicated at Fonta in- 'Wail a erMv», as be, theO said, to iirevent tire has lost alined against France li;itNs;-een 4 and 500;000 foreigners, by wishing to lay hoitt olzit. this is. called changing one's I ' SAp - olenii, however, iyquite an altered wan front what he-- Ras bet-1 - be says, and we - must telieve hint, that he will not again •expel' either Elie`Co 6f ..or the Tribunate, or -the LeOariv.e Body;. - as he did. up to the Ist of Jaiiiiitry, I'Bl4, inclusHely; and that,, on the chtrary, fd us - i•-hts owit.noble expiessi6ns at a memorable conjuncture, he nre.atis-to wash ids own dire linen . with MHO legiShttors in the Champ lie - Mai. become mild,. patient, polite; frill acquire a singular affee,tion for public deli beratiims, and by this edifying converSion . prove hOW`greatly preferable ‘ his reign is to that of a Flng, who neither 'imprisoned, exiled, :or shot any . one . ; but who did not the less establish des potism and fendalitv,—at, least as Napoleon af t-1611S, who has no interest to deceive us: In fine, 'Napoleon promises Us a just and liberal Gov-ern meat, which is almost equivalent to his having given it us-, since among the number of his new virtues he counts that of keeping his word, — since his abdication will be the last engagement he will permit himself to breuk in playing With his oaths, he will- no longer say by way of excuse, This they call changing one's mind. INT.fiat prOofs, beside, has he not furnished of his Candour,. ana of his gOod faith ? On his Arri i-al, he ordered the apartments of Maria Louisa, and of . his Son, to be 'got ready, although lie knew that Austria, like all the other POwers, had itut him out of the pale of civil and social rela tiOnS. • Tte said that the Declaration of Congress t~ cis a forgery of the French,Legation at Vienna ; anti the next day he wrote to General Grouchy, that this Declaration authorised him to treat the Duke D'Angouleme as the Powers of Europe tvislied to treat biro. He caused to be published 3n his Journals, sometimes that the Sovereigns ;!tvould not care to attack hint ; sometimes that they were collecting numerous a rmi es - on a ll s id es; sometimes that their only-object was to deprive • France.of the energetic Government.which he was going to give theta ; and -sometimes that it. was absurd to imagine that they would take up arms against a'single man-:. "Sometimes. that the Bour bons Atithowledged the impossibility of reigning in France; and sometimes that they were raliying - 811 E!impe. ; sometimes that the foreigners were going to shed streams of blood for the - interest. of tl "single faMily, and sometimes that it Was - not the Tes : toriltion of that faintly which they proposed to themselves, but the humiliation and the debase anent of France : sometimes, in short, that Louis -:XV111. had, by the onerous conCliti(mS or the Treaty . F if Paris; s-acrifteecl the honour.of.:France ; • and sometimes that that he, the individual e . on _ tenting himsclfwith the- satne eon-lA/ions. xvonid r es t o r e - to France the forte. and i :the ascendah e v. which she had lost. All these ipeonsistenc:ies, 'these denials, Will they surlirke close ; :Re a d ers Ivho are attentive to the impartial aatl b o ld servations' which result front the. new liberty of the st , e, pre - s. - s, the -public acts and mini rial reports t arn i s h to us? ; they - will.remaN:i, that almost always 24 h - ours elapse betoi'e one of these assertions am i i that which destroys - t - : ; and they ‘vill confine themselves to saving, " this they edit ohan,ging one's mind." i3API;',IIS. VI 147 . 1; A , .29.—Eight iiroffsanil Frznult prisonvrs., fetnining trn'm that ‘rere in kiernlanSr, h6Ve received tOtnitei-ordiit, and will non , have;. tO ipake the long jenfrney hark again into . the-des'ettg It is caL culareti that 'only 36;000 pristiiler's have yet re turned fromltittia to Erdile-'e: 111AY 1-eport of Muitit'ir eth barked at is witliciut BREstAti ; APuIL 30.—Yesierday 'erening Ins Barclay de 'lolly arrived' liere'riiiiii•War'saW. His Excellency Ge neral ITarOti'Saaeii will "g 6 frimr here to Dresden. 111 X -Y t.- 'rte Negociations between th.e SW :titian r otirt Aiul -the tilngress seem to be very active. .Last week Baron iatibei the Swedish Ambassador here, received two couriers from . Stockholm, Arid soon after sent, first, his Secre tarV of Legation, and filen . an Officer attached to his Embassy, express to Vienna. ig giVert iii Saxony; that six regiments of latidkvehr are' to be fohneil again, and soon tp be led to the Vonourable destination of combating the freedom-of Gtrtnatiy. The telegraph at . C.O- logne is to toiumunicOe with Berlin, by tlie way of Gottingen"-, Halberstadt, Magdeburg, &c. BAMBREG, Apart. 30.--The Princess of Wa;• gram, with her family, arrived here again ; she was not allowed to" pass through Wirteniberg. Prince Bert bier is here at l3arnherg, under the surveillance of the-Police, and in the capiial with Iris father-in-14.w. HAMBURGIti MAY B.—Yesterday the Haase Towns havetesolved, through their Deputies here present, the union of their contingents, which was wished in - the last war, but could not be ac complished 911 account of circumstances. The appointment of a common leader of the Hameatic Legion will 'immediately take plite, and be notifi ed to the Duke of W'eflington, under whose .com'' nand our troops are to be placed, along with the contingents of Hanover; Brunswick, and Oldan buro 'By this nearer union of the sister cities in the reneiwal'of the venerable ohject of the ancient Hau seatic League, common resistance.to equal 'danger foreign injustice, the Hanseatic soldier obfainS the certainty of having around him, amon g hi s Ge finAircomr - ades, thouSiinds woo arc more nearly relatekto him by situations, will be wit tsess6 tO'fbeir common country for his rot ntuet. A eundation will animate all. Let every one hold the honour and the 'thsgnieC of his comradei f6r tits own:-Liet him remember, when at a dis tance, that as his German'country confides in his arm and his worthy sentiments . , three tiohie cities particular confide their g - lUry to him, that they m'a'y take their pjaCe with conseibu§ pride in the Oe'rrnan Union, and lie 4ble:tii proVe that they worthy of the free ConstitntiOn which the .-ticred word Of t'aro Emperots and two Kings has• 'insured to them, &c. May no one"among those 'who• retrial! 'behind, have reason to s a y t o him self ...„..“ you have effeminately avoided to pay the sacred debt of a man to the cofuntry that bore and brought you up=—yon have meanly let your yrynth ful vigorouc hands lie idle l" He twist blush at the news of every victor Y—the eyes_of the Ger man virgin will turn from him with contempt. • The last goods of this world may he recovered; but no change of fortune can restore the lustr e of tarnished honour. Happy the Hanseatic citizens, that they enter into the contest with the con. scionsnesA of ,having already proved, that they value honour .and their country's freedom ab.)ve fortune and life. PARMA Al EN f A its' PAPERS. ABSTRACT or impon,TANT PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.--(1 che contini;efl repitarly.), -4count3froni the Truster. nithe First Fruits in Ireland. The first of these scriottuts is that of the appro priation, from - sth January, 1814, to sth January, 1815, of the Loan for building Churches, the total amount of which is 24,650/,' -Of this sum, • 1,5321. is paid, and 23,118/, unpaid ;—that of the gifts - for the same purpose amounting to 8,700/. the whole of which is unpaid ; the gifts for the purchase of glebes, the total of w hi c h i s 5,4001. being 15501. and 3850 unpaid ;—the Loans for building glebe=bonses, total 16,1901. being 54751. paid and 10,7151. unpaid; —gifts for build ing.giehe.houses 6,0501. total, being 9871. lbs. paid, and 5,0621. 103. unpaid. Nos. 2 and 3 contain an abstract of all appropria tions,-by the Board of First Fruits, to churches, glebes, and glebe-houses, the total of which is 604990/. It appears - that the Trustees•and Com missioners of the First Fruits, have received no First Fruits 'payable out of the Ecclesiastical Be• nefices in the year ending Jan. 5, 1815. No. 4 is a general Statement of the engage ments of the . Commissioners for building churches and glebe-houses, - and for purchasing glebes, and of the funds applicable to the same on the sth January, 1815. From this it appears that there. was at that time a balance of 10,2581. 4s. Bd. ap plicable to further grants. It is stated beneath this accoant, that at the tneeting of the Board held pu_the 23d Feb. 1815, this balance was in cluded ire thpstim - pf 51,249/. then appropriated. A Mr. Le CAMUS, •ci - devant FURSTEti- STEIN, and a Minister of the Ex-king of West- teas lately arrested at Gottingen, anti his papers seiz e d. Il e 'had Come fr o m P ar i s. to that neighbourhood probably 'with some sinister put'- pose. It is calculated in a German paper„ that 13U 0- .NAPAIITh'S decree to be executed by his Extraor dinary 'Commissioners, for suspending end re _plating various civil function ar ie s) gave. him at once a paramount infl ue n ce over 500 Sub-prefects, 410,000 Mayors, as Many Officers of the .National Quards„ and IOO,QOQ Menihrs of Departmental and District Councils. After this th e registration of vott.s on the Constitution become . 3a . farce.. l'he veter an QUICK, who is a theatrical ever , . green, directs his dramatis„ course this stunner •through Lincoln to Manchesier and Liverpool, i s each of whi c h pl aces he is to perfo rm som e o f his favourite characters, r . Ok P. ETTra, MAY 6, isi a. 1 1. . , - _ ... , . __. ' * '• d ri!. , *-?t0,..i.. ~,.ct; :i' .. . .g t:, ,'.3' 1.. .. •Tlii i";Airtte . c(iiitt'Ae. A lii,t of ATty:-t - it,4, Atneillc - :;:n . viigt - ,s. ralittlrcit or ±leltt . o . y . eil I4y the sylitd: - .).. uti , ltt. the coirillillid of the. 140 n. Sir .:lll..x:iliiie Vtsc:ll:•4 - !ie, C:(lti .- ::+rviller ici t;tilif 0:i the reorift .111.1erii.,:iu sVcili, , u, hot befor'r l'iazetteil. df thtrtv=tour anteyican Vessels 'eaptute4 or de stroyed by the Cli'visi;ml of the Li-et. t-toptiwiAl on the Mali A Mel - ICA/ tAtioil 2 under the order; of Ite;-0- Xdruiral Sir 1-le6l-3- (-16thaf:1, hetwi-eti fite 16Th (.Ictobt:;'; lef'4, • it4itt 2Dth .lantuily, 1815 ; four by. Sir. Philip ChuriesnUtfturn, B. Oiliceof Ordnance, 217 try 13, ISIS. tlis Royal highness 1 h Prince Regent. has been pleasetl, hi, the name and uri the beLa!is of his ..`,lajestr, to cottitimrid that the Ittiayt Tromp of Royal Artillery, which was pre:;ent at the Battle of.Leipsig; be perinitti.d to hear the w,:rd Leipsig" on their' app , thitlwetits, ui cOituneuiuration of. their Sel VA:CS 911 . thai oteusiod. - Whitehall, May In, 1515. Ms Royal Ilighnes the Prince Regent has hem pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Al*Sty, to give and grant unto Robert Mends, Captain in the Royal Navy, his Majesty's royal licence and permission, that he way, accept and weal' the Cross of the ktiiyal and diStinguished Order Of Charles the Third, with which his. Majesty Ferdinand VII. King of Spain, bath heels pleased to lionour,him.. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: Gabriel ITesse, Commercial Sale Rooms, sugar-broker, from May 13 to July 1. • BANKRUPTS. James Whitaker, Leeds, Yorkshire, mealseller, to surrender May 25, 27, and June 27, at eleven / at the Hotel, Leeds. Attornies,,Messrs. Lamberts, Tartar, and Deane, Gray's lan-square, pr Mr. Skelton, Leeds. WiMath Stevens,' - Saint - Mellion, Cornwall, Moor-stone merchant, May 30, 31, and June 27, at twelve, at Weak. , ley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Messrs. Darke, Church, and Darke, Prince's-street, Bedford-row, or .Mr. 4. W. Boron, Plymouth Dock. Sip James Jelt, Gloucester, banker, May 24, at six, 25, and June 27, at eleven; at the King's Head, Gloucester. At tornies, essrs. Griffith, and Phillputts, Glou cester, or Messrs. Whitcoinhe and King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street. . William Wilson, Wellingborough, and Ralph Wilson, Northampton, merchants, Slay 26, at six, 27, and June - 27, at ten, at the Hind Inn, tl"cllingborough. Attoenics, Mr. layton, King's Lynn., or Mr. Pinniger, Gray's Inn square. • Thomas DAWSOD, Dalton, Yorkshire, butcher, June 5,6, and 27, at twelve, at the King's [lead Darlington.- Attornies, Messrs. Morton and 'Williamson, Gray's square, or Mr. James Ferguson, Catteriek. . Samuel Redding, Colwall, Herefordshire, butcher, May 26, 27, and June 27, .at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledbury. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Holbrook, Leillrfy, or Sir. Wm. Ford Stevensi, Lincoln's toes. George Nottage, Stansted• Mountdchet, Kssex, miller, May 23, Ji), arat June 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.- Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. Charles Roe, Saint. ary Axe, hardwareman, Slay 23, - 30, and Jane 27, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Ywsng, Chartotte , row, Mansion-ho.uSe. Thomas Tanner, Gloucester, builder, May 2 , 1, at six, 25, and Jane 27, at eleven, at the King'SHead, Gloucester.- Attornies, Messys. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Playotts, Gloucester, or Messrs. Wilitcoukhe and Kies, Serj.eant's• Inn, Fleet-street. John Pearce Marris, Bristol, house-carpenter, May 25, 26, and June 27, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol: Attoruies, Messrs. Rosser and .Sun, Bartlett's-buildings, London, or Mr. Joseph Iranglee, Clare street, BristOl. Peter Pain, Rumford, butcher, May 20, 27, an4l3uile 27, at elecen, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. St'Bkinsun, South- Finsbury-square. John Rice, New Sho'rebrun, Sussex, merchant, May 7,8•, 22, and June 27, at elevea, at the New Inn Itotel,Brh..;ht lielmstono. Attornies, 51e , 1ars. Brook -r and ColUat - eb. William l'resbury, 'Newi,!gto'u, Slirrey; eheeiemnager, Xay 20, :30, and,M ul • 27, at elevco4, at. tinildhita. Attorney, 51 T. T. Taylor, Fore-street, Crippkgste. Thomas Langton, New Lawn, Lancashire. dealer, June. 1, 2, at eleven, arat 27; at five, at the . Red Lion I.nr, within Preston. Atli:attics, Ste. Blahelock, Serjeant's street, or Messrs. Vilkington, Prvsturt. Thou-as Pan the younger, Lenhato,, Kent, dealer, May XI, at sevcra, 31, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. At tunnies, Mr. Elwyn, .Carvrerbury, or MuSSI'S. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn. Richard Turner the yonnger, Hurstperpoint, Sussex, looker, May 18, 22, and June -27, at one, at the New Inn Hotel, Brichtlielinstone. Attornies, Sir. Bistt, St. Jones's -street, .13lighttro, or Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Co vent-garden, Landon. DIVIDENDS. June 20. J. Williams, Tpuley-strect, Soutbwaxk, plumber -June 6. J. Lanford, jun. A , llffirrne, Derbyshire, bookseller -June 13. E: and- C. Hill, and A. H. Alt harms, Ciiino-row, Little Tower,la cornfaslors-.:rine 17. E. Dodd, Dock-head,. Bermondsey, tallow-chamiler-Janc 13. 15-Fowler, Grace church-street, merchant-June 6. T. Giablen4 r itilaidstirme, car penter--June 6. W. Yourrg, Great Coxwell,' Berk . * dealer lune 6. D. Art)ot, Graceelturcil-street, bookseller----June 9. T. Cochran, York, glover-,June- p. R. Haworth, Kingston upon-Hull, mercliant-Jerrie 10, C. Robinson, Red Lion. street, Holborn, haberdasher-June 6. W. ltdwler, senior, Castle-street, Southwark,' hat - mannfacturer-June - -.17.. H. F. Peerin, Lloyd's Coffee-house; insnrance-bruker--June Id. M. Abrahams, Dalre-street, AI drste, merchont=dune 24- L. -Levin,- Great Pres4. - st-street, merchant-Jane 24. W. Southey, livonin gton - lanto,NelAington;dealer-JuneG. J. Hig ton, Ashborne Derbyshire, grocer-Junc 9.J. Whittle; Liver pool, taylor-June 7. I'. Mason; Bristol, bout-tualier-Jude 7. S. Peck, of Liverpool, merchant-June 8. n . Brown, late of Worcester, glov io c i F aj: J . une 6. Wells, Farringdon, Berks, _p, %V. a6blz,rgla:_estoref botcher-Juneharusess-maker Bruuiptun, Kent, - chant-May 27..3:Nailer, Jetferies-square, merchant-June 24. J. Hutson, of the Old City Chambers, merchant.- . CERTI ES---Ju NE 6. 3. Richardson ? of Tewkesbury, chair manufacturer—T. L. Diiiisforcl, late of St. Mary-axe, itiereliant—T. flew!, of Shir land, Derbyshire, nialtster—S. Catesby, of Bedford-court, Covent-garden, woollen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T..and R. Long, Birkin, Yorkshire, farmers—J. Grice and A. Bovson, Georze-yard, Lombard-street, 'merchants—W. Bocand A. F. Bock, Liverpool --S. Leifchild andrydges.strcet, Covent -garden, - dress makers Manchester, calictiltrinters—, .\V. a.ki:l,:ii.d.l.ol:l,l.,,,d'ulN::;eiiord ar ;i ßi le d to ‘ t \ t r ,.l l .. ) o i u x e, -u lt i b t oroug•lt, Leicestershire, hosiers J. Donley and J. Mellor, Leicester, bat nrinufacturers—.l. Miles and It. Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard, booksellers_. 'J. Mitchell ittid .1.. Fox, Keigh ler, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners —R. 0. and J. Jackson, and it. Carlisle, London, insurance brokers—T. W. I)ye, It. Spooner, and E. Price, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, tailors—W. and J. Lawrilice Ho undsdit c h, linen and wrioll en7 d ra pers-11. - Frogg a tt, M. and M. Hey wood, and Swan wick, Manchester, glass-dealers-4. Eve leigh and .1. King, Manchester, battets—W. S - pe;tlc, and T. Jones, jun. Sunderland, coal-fitters. A CatsTioN.—O n Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, the house and shop of Mr. Thos. Chant, grocer, of the New Cut, Lambeth, were teloni- OttSly brOken into by means of a picklock key, by an e ld er l y well dressed mart; wearing a- b lack coat and- white stockings, in, the view of-a neighbour ing 'Shopkeeper, who. was not well acquainted with the family - (a young coupl e lat e ly come to the house), who had In the - evening made an et eursion Iron) home, leaving no person it) .eare of the 'muse. On [lieu return they foutd theirplate. one spoon only excepted, together with all their motley, and a quantity of the shop-goods, taken sway.. A fen , days ago, Mr. BRusnER, of Linton, was attacked in a postehaise by two villains, between liarston and Bournbridge, who robbed hint of Notes to the minima of 201. ; the rascals were dressed as gentlemen, and one of them, after a little remonstrance from Mr. B. ver:. , politely returned One lionini Note; and_ wisLing him a good even img,,!lcca•nped On the road toward Chesterford. From the number of persons detected i" Pass ing counterfeit 3s. and Is. Gel, tokens, it nt:ces- , - e ary to take silver with some Care. AVI;ST2,IINTER SE, - • Isaac r . , , ~ ... , O. P.:4“ , I f' , .. 1 ' ea O h Tli . ? "r - d• ' ' - •tig • • 11 I c_,/,77.1; . ?itei was nut.to the oil.; c a2.o4, ,tri o f ~, „ Tli!f; PAO-NI the p oc ket o f IN4r. Stur: f his l Akk'f/tli,. on the fith Of Mareb rtis t ; `) pocket. book. ' ' dtge r '" . ~ , '',Oop.er, •A'n- e)st,-La tAcei• belonging ro, , r ot stiwtre, and *I:0 was 'very active daring t!l c i ; Ti f ov vti ;.) 4 : l 4; ' ) 7 elte s t a' CCr t y h a e ct i ie l'" i i t i t le i r- ftitt 3' of ai t i.(l:te4'e ,i - i °7 3 e te: ;4l' C ., muttons, during. LIP:: late rii,b;... Whca.a / C ; ,ioll (2, ..riage cache up, E lwin "! an'l hi ; 01 : 11 , 11 1it gra l IF Joinittl-t) - !he - riowfis wi t ich I,,fh,%ved- it ef' I to call wm it 'cist Instil, E ..No Cori 1-4011. 11( ) 001• co 1 1 o- 1 ( 13111 !" awl, to- trypeople's pockets: •1 0 taken Mr. Sturges's pdtket-hook , Fool iiio• abotit to retreat, W.lfeti tdoper. intercePteL,albe Cooper•further stated, that he. had w atca' 0 0 prisoner, i knowing him ro be a repute(' thief,, I N tl. v i citti(e)‘(vlitiaai who a thi t ;li t e( e i t i t ea l )tell to Sessions s t i ( i ) o r p bt a ft s i s ii:c c ek o . t s f h l i,g l : : c c ae r . : i i , t e irc . o o 6 ,; '-,i ergl et " 4 pocket. atoll CCECA:NT regretted . that slid ') a ' Y t ° 6 llt y l c i:ll:: • at th . e prisoner appeared to be (he Was oid,'„ 6 se . age) should he pl iced in such a situA'"" c o' con time ; but his habits seemed to be ter; firmed that he would pursue his courses t i .3 . 0 0- rible death finished his carenr. On the pl oi o. himoccasion Cte . Magistrates would proceea7 A ll under the Police Act, as a reputed ll& ; , 0 0 . .e.• as the case had been clearly proved , t , ile , s , ell 11 l ' i on the prisoner was, six t)o Id s' int )1 .1 ` )-itie' - Tothill-fields Bride Well. I. i 1 POLICE INTELLIGILtiCS, Car l : _ Bow-Srnr.ET.—Yesterday John golef c4 ' ll ' o'. flume, and John lloare, we re brough t V .) t :ge flee by Ruthen, and charged by !inn with atl 4 - f elt ing to corninit several robberies io G etc tgit ° I.'; , .tir 015 ittionday. The Prosecutoys I'o.olll attend they were discharged. d c gid GUILD itA LL.—YesteriC, y Mon a, Seat Zth . ~,ite keeps a public-house, in Anule-rilley,' l-;i 3 ' / ,'` ,.' l ij° s s i t t l: t e i e n t ;...A vv l a d s et c li h- l a a r n g , e( ‘ l vi t) t e h r :. ) r r i e cor l r. -t a lc g l i t : i i .,l:4llllrii;“l‘fli:l'‘;' Ordereil in attex4l' for farther eXarbination- 1/110-•• FiNTTO N - GARD?. I+:::—YeStei'day , Ca/hell:0 e cart plivo .. rid Mary Di enwn . were ~,,,,,mined, -clic;.. 6 1 ' suspicion of ste.aliag 2.11. i n h an k no tes, `ii• 1 , ,e . pro' to. silver, sts. in cop.rer, and two shawls , ( t il' e peaty of" Elizabeth 'lead, a young, "'" lll' . ' l,krti f carries I m:ilk . . They were remanded f°r exar•rsination. • a n :A t l J A o s h s it l 0 . cII N-I - I , :t . 7 w s , E .e . r — e Y brco s t t i e; i l l i t ay o . t ../ ) 03 j e l f i : I c ( ir l s ; I t. i til; , 1 1 1!: 3`"s°ll rend C. itlathews, the ()Rice r ' '-gitY l ' j. . 0 , , virls. uttering and -hotting in their P'''',,,t ° v . ; q•nantity tif . base and. counterfeit tul‘'''' 3 ~ilic** pretended valise of as. and Ts. ' l ' . 'fr ii l' e j°.. ( I VPOSeti that , k.:loWin ,., the cbtaracters - f t % ,.1 014 soners, they had watebed theiyi dowing.th',' 3tio;if Saturday, when they had (tune into l'il" °. " . lAc' :. f t he r - ti!l , l Citikaged base ustiney." '"' Ar eitel)(), ii,..,,;toi; the fvfficerS, upon the departure of tile V r ,:0 41 4 ,,'‘ contrived to- have else mono; ro om: ill ' t 1-cni4tl). they were taken into citsti'` l Y . o rer l ' .' 4 t sel_rellitrg their persons, a quautits'nr. 4 .,,,, ) ,,, ki e r ac '' ' .irs were also f on , n d i, n . their ws ses'-'). - . I ,i , l e Were fully commi: ten!' for trial. t frt. r• i c At given -square yester:htv , R" bert ' T'i r detir I bottling man, was hrottglyt up :Lad tlisel'.'oriotti‘-'1; .having been corronitt2d some time its` ) )t " „l i t l' t •,,, lag S"MillAry puirislirne.-.t upon a In 3" ,7• 1 1 , 0 kl'l x i c criminal etJuvers,ation- with Eris wife' d t4c‘iv ter.er was pronounced-out of-datiger, ''°. intiired Ilasband got-out of prison. t -----------------. TO °, n illg 0 1 Aup-Aet ot.r.s, I'm r r.—()ri Sandia? tn or- .-c" I', f vill ' llls entered the house of -AP% ( “" l' i l' 2 i l 'r King's-head -court, ancl , stole 9 vivlusA b-e i ,i,e f t 7; _watch Out of Air. Gar vettis btu , i' h i s "''':° e lowinLt- audacious manlier :—Aborit eit-f• - ,, e i 3 011 ,, in the ni.orning; th e set r a nt %vent °tit ", .7 : h I)e ' ' ; ',s milk, )eaving the, door on the latch , ‘vk i , l o , o e, o l ,, ibservcd by the'robber, lie entered tite " 1 o ,[y ' 1 , 1 „ Pir ) ceeded up st , iirs. to the goon) whe re ) ,, i ,g : : and Mrs: Garret were in bed, etntl It ' 0 . t 1) : * took . away the watch, which tva3 is,ii'q, i l l t i P l o t dressing-table. Mrs. G a rret itvoke 0 ti)(- --' l ' L 010 ,1 ".7,.cr. he was quitting the room, and tin". , s i, ,e ,1 110'ceive that he was llresSed in a sail: )l ", ir of #;` t She awoke. her husband, who itittll ) Y7. t :tT' i 'i st I :l ; i : . e (eC b s : e l ia t i l • il t l t ' • t i l s i( i t 'l e ) '1 1 11 . 1 r: i l : i and l B l c r i s perfectly t t ti a l ' lli l l l 'e . t S) : ( :( : nae l ls i r l ec n r'tg Pt l i c :; ' - ‘16:i :: '‘i'll : ' - 11:: . ii tr : ; Ti e c r i :::': : E. 1 chicken %vas lately hatched ir) tb e _,. t he s a( c . Glasgow without ;vings, and anoter'"itijolilli brood with two heads • the lat ter died i " , ..d it : Her Grace oiil, 811 heir to that illustrious house at serell o '' o f f l,? ' evening.. - ,in ill.strte , of a son. I, cO" VA of On the 4th itist.at• Lotus , S c o tland, Mr3.. °- ill ,let in of it daughter, The . 4a . ' I. 'f Cal° saint clay', at Ditinfries, the La, )• 1 . the 78th It. • Lglinent of Foot, of a dajgb ter° . . , e ft! ---- - • e Ito -1 . ft , ..t• Ode' 1‘1,11011.E 1). On the 27t11 ult. at sTweednionth Chilte li ?f,ll l -1,• , „„, I . ', , sq; Licuteu,int iti the Royal Artillery, " of c,,lc .: ° l ,, j CP' l , dal-I;liter pf the late-Antlions Lambert, 1.'64' 131,f,te.101; ', t the liat:ll.l°"e'so,irj, Ott siturflav last, at Crt..ei . i on , ear .Exeß''.'f-tiP.l'" Isciatybel,,Dstile.bei§4l:o/1111.tullt1Srild was sar..:::4eyi:toPl '. d .. I ,,,,jtite l ' ;301 i Ol l, 4sti, of Lof• I ' ''' . . . Aes'. 0 co-3i, Es ,fl . vii,. tokanny, tint - ~i, - . Lb' r, Vit t ' 0,. .7, 0 ' (. .l• of Creditotr. Pn • Or.. , 40 wiel:,..:, n(L . ty last, at -St. Pancra .‘,.• „ d i s s „ - , of Mappertony Dorseeshirr, to , Poole, in the sitioe.Coulit %ell' ~,-011 Pt ) s tick .4 • 6 o .. rr vi tlre . 12th lilt. at StollclEll,l)l.tii, GO"--c-Ira°"1-liiiii1401.111J-se. v. . , ,i .."_:, his late Swedish Mrjesty's oy . .k -_ :ii ,„ 6 e , . oil .Isl/ i.,...er Plenipoteniiary to tire. court,of Lor cel' 3 .3; poi ated to VicarAa , Fr a r' Cl . s „ rti i ; 0 ()" I bv 9th inst.. at Ghent, (lolonel. Pe`errt;o•ol-'!`•fell' 4 qe n, 4 _ , •: . harn,illy, Knight ot• the Royal and Mill „ I : . iti ce. I.S t etr e • L •rs. Ile hail obtained otirmis,don o f 01 ,1 . 0 , 0 0 ' offer his • ices • ' • • •. of . ~,i'll 3°. . L ,.... see, , in support o f Lon!" ~.„,,,,ori• ~, " ''.ol ll. 1 -1 -le n the 14th tn.:rant witlidail;tary • opt-. (); ,ft,.. , Ott taie 16111 of October last, at Nlireao,tOactory irt 0 31 1 P Braiiiston, Esq.lNlelubcr of the H. E. -1- C' s.l o:tal l ' l4r - •-tli .0n the Inth of April, at St. l'etersburAhr , • i , 1 6 1 ' , Esq,, D e nit l q l ol o lik?o• F rSrinday last, at lils drainhersn'illibblen"c,':wart of . oret , ..sq. his majesty's late _Envoy ,a l, 1;a1ely, at the 3fanor-trott§e , • Chl rfi n,ife Ci il4r el' ti.-I g -,,,. .., 010 11 " si dst Liettti..itant-Culutiel..Walton, late ot• the 151 • Cr: o • No. •, 1(1N ., : Litt:4 !iv J. B. of 1 1 : t i s " i t :: . iii .s ll ( e p tl e : ls. : 3, k , . d ;: : I : ', l l l t r e cs °: at the SIIN-OF101:1:,' mc