The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-14 00:00:00

1 11.4" 6 .' . 410 0) awl oi N ()scot . ba t cif, ive ()'1 e miSe• les c, ttl the - " I' Ms"st s io i$ f 3 tuo i 1 .1 n ot Y et tile v4l : iris of r " . I ttrst no"' r 1 31 , s ope tl.e s o rtu i, v be'r ia"t cl her ( ' itis, ,,op e F he • , c tirtq ‘ v c lo Ly .1;1‘:e L' l " l4' fIA , )(4 1 g i ti;)(11b.:1 1 1(4 r nee nts 4)1 tic fr 1)(: fie r . 7 .• le 4 .11 ,1 C lll. ' 4 01111'°Iii‘ th, ,,t ti le re Cie. ' t he ,10 - f ° vo r ' ea-; " t . ' e pre- . ch t A he 1 " (1 :.1 , he > ;lfii I.• t , • V: he I 00 1 ', I lig it) I to t ' IV re c al • Co ll' 0' resr e iv , 41 .10 t t y ' f iIAY of id f ti l t A tier ° 11'1"1:10 VIA . die o t f l o ose 10 .ti f : t' to II r° sll ;c s ber ~ge c o lC clarl 1., "!•> APAiL .1 9 ,--Tl ie . hr ',l i"'lhic.l ieet, ,ive thi-: day learot 11 "`I r“)t, Pas'ed tll''''4"44l. on iLe dill . ehrnarv• , . 12'i':kL, APRIL 1:4. t. tone dottliti ft Ont the River ; ~,HeAt"rio 14:ast ludialli m , for loti:i. Sailed the li nt, Anson, •Thomas,-Uoity, William, Belk.fvo:-! t e nt, and Apollo trans port-., for Cork, Lo bring r9 ' ) Ps from Ireland to .take them to Oste"(l.-- 117111(i S ty. ‘, ve'`OOTIT, AP4iI L 12. Came in the French rit ":l Le Leortoe, tront'Morktix for Bourdeatix, -:(,.i, '. 11 !e,:l by his ALijesty's shjp Setilark. Also ar t_r the Etrvard, LoivariY, from Bourdeaux fo '.':iitia, with goods' and .p&•serigers• . _ ir,"litirsNitnilln,_ APRIL 13 .—Arrivcd7 his. Al"J,es._ ofif'ti "Ps_Ampliion and Itiogdov e , from ..c.t.ie_ khi i ‘ e 11, est,n) islands. ;,..;;ailed his Afats . y e s bol).SPev for Guernsey, and the 13iirnitidalor tyre Itis.--Wind S. W. ti t 14"1111, APRIL 11.--4• T he brig i1(,,,1414,1(Ti Master, of and from Chester for L . 0. 17 Na mpt tvich . 2 Lou thick ‘ 1 :." 1 . 1 ,goods, stritck - oh the Small Rocks iti . i k e 'i t s,' ; [ "g itt a few•tniiiittes they succeeded in 1,-";;'ng' ber off, but she stink tcoritit g,,,i i ,„ 6 ""v thing, except their live - van( near the thasholni i Levu boat s in Which they arrived here. _. Tliel;z9"PE SOUND, ORKNEYS, T A/ARC: U bo tilif i n g John, of North Shields, ~c).Ns. one b to Miramichi, is lust. The crew i ( u e '3 x ls e t e e p r t ' ~ ."Y) were saved , to tt, , ts said that frigates of 36 guns are in future 4 Ve five Lieutenants instead of four. 1 )14 1 ; W°"ld see mfrotr ----- 7 "------ stater t i ents which have be e n eon the sttbject of the late arrival of BuoNA- , l'llllt's Messenger in London, that some blame :Il'as imputable to the Authorities at Deal for per -114611g that Alien to pass so improperly frotn then to London. We deem it but an act of :p l u i stice , to disclaim such intention 'and to set the 41;11341:ecdright, :rly. stating, that the person before to caine over to the English coast in a ttretlell boat, late in the evening, and landed at leauthasct,i,ilrepovit.llage, called Kingsdown, b e t ween ed h er, whenc e h e wa l ked to DLal, di ect 4 y a lad l ie accidentally fell in with, hired Post-chaise, and proceeded to London, without reportitig himself .• , or b e i ng reported, to' any Civil Bard r Atilita..y Authority whatever, t o the evincing a disre . mu municipal regulation s of this COun tr,.y . ;lime of moralitecia'sn ' n a naitt to the Buonapartean system politics: - . , , ---........„........._ At Vienna, March 31 : , ik,yox, on receiving the news of . BUONAVARTE it was reported that. b ... 1 ',45 P4t, Paris-, waledord a Red - Flag to b e carried,:s ..Y_l_. Cosacks, black tetters 0 , : it—" 1 I ill Klg is planted where Paris formerly !,too":: i 1.0 0 e of . the Vreitch pap", contain, an artic , ra,raitltagusa, in wh,ch it is Said' that the 'birkish ts 6 l lr) ' peak of BuoNApAETE w i t h the greatest 1tel:,";--Sintiiis Sliniii guadet. tdtetttitt Of • i ic e id the Vreuch funds - fi e iv ( r n ill tl .:e- Patis .lo(lraPrals, is not quite to he re °ll ' -It i's a ce rta i n fact, that about the he inn ii,.. i na t4f 1814 • after the Allies had crossed the 1.,"1e, the difference between the real price of the reneli funds and that stated in the Mondeur and ti re s ~,,, • "et' Papers, was often as great as ten per tent. The PitttitlE " REGENT will have anot h er dress T ' l t „ , this evening, to tneet her MAJEL!'Y and the l IuIttNitESSES. I:4teLettt:rs of the 1 Ith instant, from Brussels, , that the Duke of 'WELLINGTON has sent to t n utlgal to hasten to inn) some particular Pftr-,. Il'ellese le a ntnts which bad distinguished them -Bes un li;s Grace's orders in the Peilitrsola: i , TWo ships are arrived from Bourdeaux : ofic-left 'on the 6tli. She brought over Lady MEL . vit,LE I A " the Piefect of La Ven4e. The Dueness of t/LEVIE had gone, it is said, to St. Sel!astian. 14 liilbha. , 4• 41 1 1 the bans To‘Vm. , have agreed to Come for ioar(i upon the present great emergency, furnish' Th e and nett according' to•their population. t- contingent for to (one thousand m t u i s le -, 4 tets) ‘,.,. , . tod r , as ''tipped from the port of London tl. last w.,..i... . t ,, 4 , , 1 1. the PrCv)elasarriations of BUONAPARTE, On 1 / 1 6 t hitrlllg Vrance, as well as the documents favour } , e t() the cause, are ynblislied at Naples regular ,rillheY arrive. tioi le ! i• e• i . 5 grc a t difficulty in France 1,41,0: sulaide fo r the cavalry. The few that arc h nee to obtain Ott '' 44 (1 for that purpose are paid for at a big .11f. ',.. • t The 40 taiderstand that two Spanish Corps, . 000 • I ' lof Catalonia, the the tith, r , stion g on tle sit e Biscay, have metti,,pl)",9oo strong,on the side of ...I,d_.! 1 4 a g . 'Y reached the frontiers, and • are lit t.. mitee . stn,,,ctin COltlittllCliollWitil II ,e Allies against ~,,,._ tilael,') t heiny of peace and of mankind. ....,11'* trite 3 wiltle:rectital assistance afforded by a Prince t ' 1 4: 1 4 1 : ilttais.ilres have been the thence of so touch give s' ) ti. • 'l's country, is the best Rusty to ._ Ilia( "heettsors, indeed it is worthy of rem ark, tlest,;!k:"(''lliVONAPAT:TE•exeltuled from the. am n„ki,ol.'e, pultlished in Spain the persons ,most ob linsi 4 to hiin and to his farnilso he proscription - tid ed ofthe 1 1,,„ 1 . Ito one Aieuilfer or the Cortes, or . It) thiXistil)g Governmeni : The list was confinen ill Perstntal friend s of the KING, who were, "C. ) ,,, ni t it 'ites of 1 1 friends Lii-lijiir, .11.1eilina.Celi, mi t t s ! 'lf v..; the Alattitiis Of Santa Cruz ; 'the Coon . I . ''' , N t L .l l lit" N'lltez, and .Altaitina 5 the Prince of, '/'ll, -21.4"e°, and Pedro de Cevallos, and. the ft ot. Saiitamier. • I' t s I :''A t i t " .( laY a Court of Directors was held at the ttl th'ita Utilis e when time itcw'Directors elect ni, .1,,t... • , n •sn si , Tv, ,inesday last; viz. JAcou liosANa. uET, itte Pt, L'lrrilN, EuwAnn l'Attavr THOMAS ItRID, rslill.i;-,tl) TINING, and WILLIAM AVl94,xm, 41 i ' s ' took the oatilS anti tifvir scats.- 114;:',4-4'3 GR A Tvr and" i'l-IONIA; ItEtt)-i 1:-;'-in'res, tti L ,:1,,,,,, ( .1 ... ~.. - • , chitiriatt tor t y t4l. . ,n mall .tIICI •,...,ipttl) • .4444%. TILE QUEEN'S DRAWING,ItOOI\I: Yektjrday her MAJEsTY held A Drat...ng-_ which Was Most ly attended. was prepared for the o d t:csion, by the grand c - le P-41:ice ease, being l hied to admit .the company no owe side, and tettihi the other, to avi:id ewifit-Ni“"• — in addition t i t tile and !furnished last y-trin: liir her Mai•EsTr-'s Courts, an other e:as added to the St.ne tioomi, for yeNter day's Drawing-Mauro, sit. her :',IAJosTY's State 'Dressing-Ro om , %rhich has been newly furnished and fitted up with light bike %civet iind Old, it) a very elegant and splendid style, for the occasiOn. The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES arrived eddy, and dressed in the Palace for the Drawing-Room. The PRINCE REGENT came in State, a little be fore four o'clock, whit four carriages in his suite, escorted by a party of Life Guard. ; his Royal Highness %yore regimentals, the Ribbon of the Garter, and several losiguia o other Orders. — The Duke and Duchess of Voim, the Dukes of KENT and GLoucESTER, and Princess SorrnA. of GLOUCESTER, came it; State.. The QUEEN entered the Drawing-Room at two o'clock, accompanied by Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, - their numerous Suites, when Viscount and 'Viscountess CASTLERF,AGH \Vete presented to the QUEEN, Ott their return from Vienna, and other thstjnv,uishopl ch3racters. On the Dra‘ring-Room being thrown open for the general company, those who had their new honors of Knights of the Grand Cross conferred on them ou Widnestlay by the PRINCE REGENT, were pre sented to the QUEEN upon the occasion, excel those who were obliged , to leave town on Wed nesday night, or early yesterday morning. T he Roral Dukes wore their new Orders yesterday. The following were among those present : Duker—Montrose, Norfolk, Roxburgh, Grafton. Lletchesses—Roxburgh, Leeds. Marquises—Winchester, Hertford, Stafford, Camden, Lans downe, Bnek.egliam, Eiy. - Marcicionerses—Headfort, Sligo, Hertford. .E.arls—Harcwood, Morton,. ralin bail , ,Paulet, Spencer, Chbirtiondeley, Chichester, Cassillis, fion tool, Percy, Aber deen, Kingston, Harcourt, Cork, Harrington, lireada:fiane; Hard wicke, Tortescue, - Rossiya, Warwick, Uxbridge, Mansfield, Compton, Yowls, Digby, Astiburnliam, Macclesfield. Countrs.ies—Roislyn, Morton, Effingham, C;arnarron, Mans field, Cassillis,- Kingston, Cork, F..rtesciie,lesford, Har rington, Mansfield, ►Vintertown, Leitrim, Ashburn liartiftonth, Athlone, Dow.,Aer\lurtnn. iscormts—Milkeley, sidney, Submit, t 11, Pal merstow Morpetli, Jocelyn, Newark. Jleltiiile, !iirkwail, Carlton, Clietwylid, Torrington, Cranburn, Minoictown, AshOrooke, Melbourne. , • 6'iscountes‘ves-13nikoley, orpeth, Joe:.lyn, Coventry, Castle- Stewart, Lascelles, Torntigton, Cast lereagh. dimbassadors—TurkiMt, S,,artish, Austtlan, Russian, Prus sian, Bavarian. :.•,:ilisbnry„ Lincoln, Chest e r,_Ety, liiglit Ilwzourables—N..Vw.isatart, G. Rose, W. Lldam, Fitigeraid. liviouraOles—C. Trefrisis, Miss E. 147:tlen, Esther Chet wyn.d, L.. Trefusis. . _ Lords—iirowalow, Anitierst, Whitwnri h, nilas Teigninonth, bostort, Sninerville Napier, G. Tlivorn., G. !ion tinck, Henniker, Enaithore, Audea, Auckland, L. (4,,wer, Stlethcid, F,irut, S•nners, o:nircie?, Gambier, Itoditnek, Lyndocli, Cowhertnere, J. l'it!'ant.., Barrington, Ladie4-- , -Denys, Leicester, : Selby, Ellen:)crongir, yeignmoutii, Th)nue, M. t•-ourt, C. tins more; ' , tutlyer, Bruton, te.i.ey, C. Darner, .‘nuenis, ikrden, Mootoa.ery, Goittoo, try, Carting-ton, two P s, iloarutgtoo, C, sol lit au, ilvester, Langford, L.. ( Beiichatup, iiilcie, ii. Parher, o.oini,son, Pringle, Alison, Montague, M. Gordon, (ion., U. Cox, 'Dal rymple, huneun, Str.n t (e, Hamitooi, 6. I\lontaAttv, C. int . -. Cuyler, Clinton, NV. Austin, NVebster, C. Bathurst, T. Cradocli. Strachan, T. Thoutpson, W. Waller, W. Scott, S. Leicester, DuittlAs, C. -Cat - moon, S. Flutlyer, G. Beckwith, Fraser, I'. May, C. flint, J. Aiaciead i , .J. Dyer, Moris Ximenes, flatniitoti, :erriNott, 11. Camp bell, W. Gordon, E: H. kltnne, Junts, C. /tauter, ti. Dalrymple, J, Graham, 11. i;!.ickwood, H. - Howard, Hope, C. Pol.e, IV. Curtis, J. Elley, C. Asgill, Popliam, ' J. Silvestv r , J. Drunitutitd, .i. York, ---Chilton, W. YJni , g, J. Morris, It. Curtis, R. Calder, G: Slice, G. Naylor, lll‘LcAti, Dashwootl, A. 1-lope, E. Yellen; C. Greet!, T. rich., Keppo.- Rev. Drs.—Stlort, Perkins, Legge, Douglas, Dr: M.ttou. Rev. Movr.r.--Storlicy, Eloniiierg, 1./eatr of Wiirdsor. .Icintirals—Ulack%yood, Straclian, Notham. , Genf; dlc—llaclunr, iliornton, IV. Grant, J. Balfour, :117.1a ners, Curpage, Bailey, Inglis, J. Hailllittill, Aylcuers, Stevens. Colonels—M'Lean, Dorvillc, Nl‘Cieod, Duke, Dyer, Douce rie, D. Stewart, Cruuksliauli, &cult, tiolvarW, btewart. iliajorsy-.-Maherley, Smith. Captain..;—Shicivv, Fade, Finley, Neson. illessrs.—liisse, Pitt, Greenwood, oent, oust, Herbert, Shiffuer, Bastard, Travers, Poyntz, Shine, Scott, Reeve, Inns, Prim Biekutii, 11'Kenzie, H. Calvert, C. Calvert, Blackburn, d. Manners, Liishington, Dalkit's, Quartile, Ftti ler, Scott, Carlisle, F. Hatton, Walker, Er*hine, Attst N. Macnamara, Carlisle, Bramnimit, Caswail, Bather, W. ostie, S. Bourne, Under•Sheriti Leigh, Beaumont, Tomlin*, Ed munds, Pardey. "is;resses—Aust, Citalcolicr,,Bisfse, Sparics, Fisher, Illacktiurne, Ft ilcr, Treinuyitif, Scott, ltwie, Cniker, 'Popitz, bhitiner, Aston, Nlajentne, Wlialton„M, Si. Wo n, A. Tomfins, Hart, Mansfield, Craufrml, Round, Ntirier, Matn , c- R. Atston, Phillips, D e c rev i gu ,y, S. st - inliooe, Sheriff Leigh, Blachburdes, - Edi.n, Birch, two Flodyers, Curzon, Howley, two Knows, Jliiffnrr, J. De Lisle, W0.r 41 , two Majundies, Frazer, C. Addington S w elby, "Oriideliell, to Irbys, Murr;,y, Cou r t eaty , D ora Bi:11,. 1-liilmrt, J. S. start hope, Aloreton, Barham, 'l'. iones,.G. Harviey, Rowley, I)an das, Fish, Burnout, C. It. de' Cardona'. Fisher, two North), banks, Lambert, Moreton, Hobart, 'l'. Jones. The followit , g.had the honour of being presented: Mr. and Mrs. Anst, on their marriage. Met. CM - toner ilisse, by the Caw utesi Dowager of Cloomel. Lady C. Bathurst, on her marriage, by Lady Castlritewaft. Lady A. Chart ori, by Lady K. Hon. Louisa Trelusts, by Lady Ci Loil. Lady J. Cradock, upon tier tetunt from the Cape of Good hope. _ Lady eriontgomerie, on her marriage. Countess of Morton, on her ;marriage. Lady Anson, on her warn age. Lady Weuster, on her marnage. Viscouniess Caslereala, on ;ter return from Vienna. Lady Clinton, on her marriage. by Lady hone. Lady Cny:er, on C. Cuyier being created a .:4aronet. Lady 'lupe, on he; marriage. Lady Hamilton, on corning to her title of Lady Castle Stuart. Lady Shory, by the Hon. Mrs. Calvert. Lady on Coating to her title. Lady Gore, on Sir el. Gore's being•mad e a K. C. B. Lady Montague, on Sir G. Montague's icing made a K. C. B. Lady Caroline Cocks, on her mar nage. Lady Anson, on cowing to her title. Lady Pringle, on Sir W. Pri ngie's being made a K. C. B. Lady H. Robinson, on her oparria4e. • Sir J. and Lady Sylvester, on coming to their title. Viseonntess leith, by Countess of 11a:court. Viscountess Laserlles, on coming to her title. vi sc „„ t ,. s3 Teirring - ton, by. the Marchi;ani•ss of Bath, Laity Anne Kennedy, by Countess of Cassillis.;• The Lord Mayor, by EarlMortoa. ' • Sheri::'s ',vigil and nervy, by Ear. Morton. Undvr Itookr, by Earl Horton. Miss Jura Bold, by her rtiother, Mrs. P a tt eu u o l d. Mi..s 11. Sititioer, by Mr. Sltillwzr. Wood, by LadyC. Wood. Mr. C. by Lord Rolle. Mrs. IVflinot, on her marriage, by Mrs. Direnport, niter, On going abroad, by Mr. Fisher. 1‘11..,111 , 1 Mr ' s. trelmiyue., -. oil their ntarriag,. ,q`,lll.cazie; hip Majeity's Comulissitatri, ft-ufn :lit :Ton. Willam I. 7 itz.(teraltl, (Thr.ricilor of n.i• L.:if:lN:ter of Ire-Lind, on rec....ring his :dajesty's t ....al: the narte And arnit of Vesey. Guales, 00 piontotom. te'i-•r and Grant; Ist s,tiard s , on appointment. Mrs. mallerl., on her marri47,, by La.iy W. GOrdon. Mr.aod Mrs. rthin.td, on their marriage, 1.4-Mr4 and Mrs. . - Me. C..rbste, on his rippointment to be S'urgt..):l 1 . !.1.•1 triordi nary to !lie Primee Ite;;ent. ' Lady A. Charteri, , ., tly Lads IL. Stewart. • ta!ie feai•e nit r,oing abroad. 1 , 0,j0 r pr010w..., by air kerri ion. Hon. C. on return from abroad, by Lord Clinton. on Promotion. Major -Gen.-W.. Grant, on ;lis return from America. Cap;ain Shirley, co!dsti'eam Guards, on promotion. Mr. Ntigont Macnotiara, by Earl Morton., Mrs. Phillips, by - the Countess of Matisiicld. • Mi:is Rowley, by Lad , ' Langfrd. Mrs. liar!, by Lady 1'he0d0 , ...1 - • M LimisaNiajendie, by the Countess of Harrington. Miss - i:yrwhitt Jones, by. her Mother Lady Jones.: Liss Hobart, by Lady Harriet Sullivan. Mrs. hound, • on her marriage, by her Mother Mrs. Caswall. Niiis Isabella MaiuMbe, by the Countess of Harrington. Lient,( 01. Dorsalie, Ist :=cards, on promotion. Lient.-tien. Sir j.Hamilt.m, on being created a Baronet. Lieut.-Col. Crookshauk, by ('ol. the Hon. Sir C. Grerille.. ''''l3.i•-"e"• Sir H: Faux, ati appointment to 4th Drag. Guards. The Lady Mayoress, by the Countess DOwager Winterton. Mrs. Sheriff Leigh, by Ditto. Miss Beaumont, by her anther. Mrs, Motier on her marriage, by Lady Radstoclt: • Mrs. Cranford on her marriage, by Lady K. Wallale:- Miss U'ood, by Lady Caroline IVood. Miss DitudiN, by the Lady in 1166 11 , 4. Mrs. tt. Alston, by - Mrs. Keen, upon her marriage. Mrs. Treinaine, on her marriage. Miss Henrietta Shiffner, by Mrs. Shit Torr. DItESSE`•:. I-lEn NTAJ ESTY.—A p etticoat of jonquil sarsnet covered with a beautiful Indian silver gauze, with ilrepvric.A of the saihr grneenilly intermixrd 'i ith super') forreed'silt•er fringe, orna mented with roll+) bandiume cord 3 and tassels; robe•to cor respond, urn:talented With diamonds. •. • _ . • ritiN6:ss AuousTA.—Appeaved in a petticoat of white Fr.ipe over u bite satin richly embroidered in silver, the ground in fienr-de-lis,, with snperb boriler _tile same In large hunches of !illy, sepal ateit by win`; spangle and biathlon , the draperies richly embroideled to correspond, and ornamented wit!. wreaths of laurel entwined wtl h bear-de-lis in alternate festoons, fastened at each paint with huncheS of Lilly, and finished with handsome cords and tassels. 'lobe green crape alit silver, ornamented with diathonds. 'lead-dress feathers and diamonds. PRlNctlss Art.—:l petticoat of patent net richly em broidereJ in silver, with an elegant fancy hottOrn. ''his dress was compose!! of one magnificent drapery crossing the whole front, forming - si point at the left side; the drapery embroi denial in silver ilenr de is. and tiniftied in vandyke, at each point of w hich fa I a d,upini4 tassel; a swat tee dr a p er y on the 011,„ side to corrt s, pon d. This dress WSS ( 0111atuented vita. wreaths of lanrel fancifully entwined with tin:aches of Hour delis in dead and bright fad, and finished with handsome cords and tassels. - Rohe white satin :and silver, ornamented .with ,fi a ,„„ n i,.- Head dress a pintne of leathers and dia monds. ritiNcEss CriAnf,tiTTE n';'‘ . IVALCs,—A most superb dress, composed of rnapritiectit faura, with draperies, be3utifully fOrmed of elegant sweeps, from which were suspended wreatlii ut white ruses, intei mixed wi..11 silver I:11111 heaves, finished with silver cord and 'million tas , elsi a-la-Parisierrile; a rich white satin Polska't, trimmed %%ctii btutut, sAtio, and silver. Ilead-dr&:s, the Iteierit's phtille of trilite ostrich Icatirers, ru,utlitt'd on a tiara of ear-i ;rigs ut diamonds; train of silver . tissue, superbly triuttat.d with ,a quautifY yr vt.ry blond lice. " Pitt'C 45 Sorfll.%. M.% l' embroidered dress on white sat:u. UEOiiGE ECUs, Esa. We have to record, 'with sincere regret, 4 very severe loNs to l'otte Literature lo the death of this Gentleman, ‘vilich took place Oil Monday last. lle was one ( I f Qiost elegant Selit - dars iu Eu rope, and de!,ervediy heid a high station among the most eminent literary characters of his tune. Ilis klifirk containing Lpecinietis of the EARLY ENoLtsa -Pogrs,' and on METRICAL itoMisNcEs, are valuable proofs or jittlginent, :.ttitl learning. Ilis prnrinles were "anti iiC-Ivrrs--tirrc—crt—tfre nr,st--2rz.l n,s partizans of Mr. PITT LI private site h e was not only esteemed.for - his and -venerated for hi talents and learning, bit beovedf(l the nuatlveted kindue,-s and,tirbanity of his manners. Ile was inexlionstible in anecdote, and re,lated what he knew tcio.l adt*able point and 11111110t 1 r. Though possessed of 'a satirical vein, he 'never indulged it without a degree of liberality that prevented it froth .votinding the feelings even of "those to whom:he was di..nnetrically oppo site in political opinions. Ile had been em ployed t o r some time on a Life of the late vibich ‘vas intendc4t to accom pany some ktoiks of that Gentleman. 1-Ve know not if Mr.ELLts liatiGompleted this tindertaking, but if helms, we may venture r to 4 )lretlict that it will pi ore a valnabh: addition to our Ilio,zraphical treasures. Upon the whide, none within the eirctes of literatute and polished society have ever closed their earthly (7:trete with more esteem, affection, and ri.lgret, than this Gentlennin. 51 ) 01 ) :11N(.4 1N I'EfaL!GENCE. NEWMARKET CrtA,VEN MEETING, ISIS. TnuttsuAv, .ARIL 1:3. Sweepstakes of 900 gs each, h. f. for foals dropped in 1812, out of mares whose produce never started, colts, Bst. 510. and fillies, 84. 2161. - AO. M. -Those giit by untr ed stal lions allowed .31n. • Mr. Andrew's c. by Hambletoniqn, out - T:Huile de Venus 1 141 Lowther's be. c. 'Bust°, by ,oit of Bronze 2 5 started-2 paid forfeil.-I'he Judge placed but two. 2 to 1 agst. Busto. Produce Sweepstakes of 50gs each, h. ft. - colts, Ss. 51b. fillies, Bst. 21b. Mr. Itallet's;f. The Desir,..d, by Scud, out of Teazle Ovna Mr. Dinulas'6 c. hr linbens. oat of Lifeboat...: 2 Mr. Bacon's br. f. riecate,l;3? . Sorcerer, out of Little Peggy 3 5 to 4 on O'riginol. The Billingbear. Stakes of 100 gs each, h ft. colts, Bst. ;lb. each. A. F. Those be untried stallions, or out of untied mat es.'allowed 31b. b - oth Sib. Lti Rotti's Equator, by 'Zodiac, out of Grey Ducbess Gen. Gro:renor's b. c. liuutlug, by Popinjay, out of the Corby mare - 2 Ld Su:field's c, by Sorcerer, out. of Rosetta - • -2 to lon l'Anntor. A Subscription Plate of 501. for 2-yr-olds. carrying 6st. 7113. -yr-olds Bst. 51b. Sat. 13111. 9st. 41b. G.-yr-olds and aged Pat. sib. "" Sir (% Banbary's br. c. Skipjack, 3"yri . hd Sotlield's b. c'. Cuogress, 2 'yrs 12 Subscribers.—The Judge placed but two;: agst "Skipjack.. " TAI Jersey's hr. f. out of Maiden, rec. ft. for Sweep... stakes of kiOgs each, b. ft. 85t.,31 , 0. each. Ab. M.—Three Subscribers. The forthcoming ,Tragedy by Mrs. Wtt.moi• is, not foundod, as reported, on the well-known story of Inez de Castro, hot on events which hap pened in this kinwlom during the Saxon Fleptar chy. A Tragedy on the former. story has been written by the Rev. Dr. SVMONDS, which is well entitled to the attention of our Dramatic Ma nagers. A sow, belonging to Lady Itonetyr MANNERS, at Sutton, Stirrey, whhin the hist twelve months, h . As lArrctwvil 70 ph...s, which were all brought to u t.aturity ; 26 in the first litter ; 23 in the second; In' 21 in tue third. She I)rotight up 15 each time Letself, the oilfers were braught up. by band. TUE, ARMY. , . • The sth Dr:lgdot: Goard s have been enutoned Cauifirid ? ,e fOi• List thiq!e days, eau ifieir rfi,.ie (or Ipsvieli to Nottiogilatia, 'rile 71st. i•eginictit sailed &din I"iyrrioiith fej_r Osti!iiii en) Wectliesitair: , Three stpl;i.driiii•:: di the 1611! lifiradoni embark ed at _Dover _(ti Itic,;day. NlOre troops ha6e em barked from 4anisg lie find HArWieli, belinle3 Meuse tpiantitiesofsaiinini and stores. The.loth enitiarked, yeS•terdaBr; and trod') of ildrse Artillery eniharks to-day. 'fuestliy the 16th Dugnotts !) i'ke;.,l Ratui _ gate. This rt'ginient went tint tdPoltn...ttif in April, 1809, returned front France July, 1814, re embark ‘d, Apritl, 1815. The first division of the ioth liussai•s reached Canterbury on Wednesday alornitig, and on thi..ir route for i)ovcr, for enibarkatiini. Thep were tc; be followed by two other divisions yesterday and to-day. A troop of Horse Artillery frOnt WooliVich also tnlrehed into Canterbury on Weddeaday, on their way to the coast. the Lwigade.(`);heaVV cavalry, .►fnder orders for the Netherlands, consists of the King's DragMiti Guards, the Scots Greys, and . the inoisholleli Dragoons., None of these regimentS. have been on service during the last %val.. The 83(1 regiment is .ordered from Dublin to Cork, to embark for foreign service, THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE,. APRIL 14.—We had a few arrivals this morning with ‘Wheat, the sale Of which wa , ; exceedingly dull, at a reduction-of 2s. per quarter ; Boiling Peas %N ere iii demand, and troll) 3s. to 4s. pt-r quarter dearer The sales etrceteu iu other kinds of grain were but few, and at the last quotation. Flour has but a very dull, sole. Foreign Wheat 375. 475. 4 - 9 s. 1 G . ro/Pease z . - - SOS. 365. Fine ditto -.- • - 755. Wl)Vat - 6:-3s. Fete ditto - - - 7L_. —s. Oki ditto - - ; - - - 345.3(1 Sz3s, —s. 2:35. 295. -84 s. —S. - - - 545. 61s. Fine Grey Pease Tick•llcans - - - Old ditto - -41 s. —s. 304;. 355. 3:ls. 424. Small Tick Beans 3-'•. 375. Old ditto - - - 333. 475. Feed Oats - - 193. 9:25. Fine ditto - - 27,. Poland ditto -19 s. 2'51-4. Fin, ditto - - e'Js. 333. P.)trltue ultto - - Sfis. —s. ILtpe ',red 801. 381. per last. Foie Flour ticcouds 655. 70i. 60s. 6.55. Rye - - Fine ditto. Barley Fi ditto - New ditto, - Malt - - Lime ditto - - 71.. —5 WhitePease. (boilers) 473. 525. Fine ditto - • - 593. 'Smintrin: 13, Arm day'" narket bad a short supply of the rati,Us hinds of - C Atth..; Ike!, Mtlit'o, and' supported li.st prices; Por:iand•Weal were cheapeet and the nude, for the 'twit part, souiewhat fiat. l'he• sties in the [Lis-market were not einHiderab:e; Hay and (lover fetched lact•prices7 Straw h e. got up in price. the folk, vin' inice= awl no rube, s are a cot r,ct sta , e,nent : To si hi; the 'OIEII, per stone of RV,. Beef, 4s :4d. to ss: 4d. Al qt t on , ss. Od. to (N.*. Lamb, As. to Veal..s, h , 7s• Od. Pork, G. 61. to is. , td. Beasts,X6o. bisect> and Lambs, 4700. Calves, 150. Pies, 290. HAY-MARKET. 31. O. t,-) 51. lOs, St►aw, 11. 10s. to 21. Os. Clorer, 41. 10s. to 71. 10s. • COAL MARKET, APRxr. 12. tips at Nl:it-ker. • Ships sold 414 New: astit...... ..• • 10 Sun:let - laud ..... Price. .373. opt. to 515. 6d. .335. Od. 10 41s. 9d. CORONER'S NQ U EST; ON AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR AT DARTMOIR. i..turtiav last, an . inch est was held, before JosErn WnITEFt rtli:sq,_Coroner,..._Lui:t _ Of seven American prisoners .01 war,-at the Depot at Dartmoor, ‘vho came to their death in conse quence of the military tiring on them, on Thurs day the fith ins.tant,. to prevent their escape from the pfisou. The Jury, after two day's investiga tion, returned a verdict of Justifiable This affray appear% to S have been of a very serious nature :, the prisoners, in .consequelice,of the con cluSion of Peace, conceived themselves entitled-to their iinmetlinte liberty, and not finciiilg this tob the case, they bef.aine am) determines. to effect their 'escape by force:-.'lliev armed them selves with knives end every other- we!ipan they could procure, and proceeded to attack th'e - gwArtl., who, in their own defence, were under the necesa: shy of firing on them, by which the above severr prisoners were killed, and 35 others wounded, some of them very severely.—(Exeter Eying Post,. April 12.) The thunder-storm which pissed over tl•rt.•- tropolis yesterdinV, about two o'clock,-was'marlied in its termination by an awful and most violent explosion, which took place immer i bately over two houses in Ftedci.ick-pLice, Goswell-street-road : the electric fluid toolt its dirvctiOn through a chimney of No. 15, causing havoc in most of the' rooms, hut particularly in the parlour, where it destroyed a looking-glass and other articles of furniture : it then forced its way through the party-wall, and eicutually subsided in the kitchen of No. 14. The alarm excited in the neighbour hood was considerable for the-fate of the iuhabi tants, but, we are happy to state, they have pro videntially escaped without personal injury. On Friday, Samuel Summers, aged 19, was executed in front of the Devon County . Gaol, pursrtant to his sentence. at our late Assizes, for administering-poison to his Master, Mr. Richard Denning, a wealthy and respectable farmer. of Ott cry. He acknowledged that he justly merited the ignominious punishment which he was con. denined to sutler. -At Lancaster Assi - ies, the awful sentence of death was 'passed upon twenty-three prisoners, amongst whom was George Lyon, and -a part of his desperate gang. There were, no r less than eleven indictments found ag - aiost Lyon, for _different 'burglaries and robberies, but he was only tried . a nd ennviettd upon taro of them. Lie_was emu known, in Wigan and its vicinity, by the • name of the King of the Rubbers, and, as appeared on his trial, actoly boastttd, at a public-house, of his assumed title. Ingnest was held yesterday on the body of. the child found in a vault in one of the nett buildings, near the Regent's Park, on AVedoesd., y morning last; ,when the Jury, after. a minute in vestigation of the case, returned a veriiet of Stilt-horn. o , ie Kenzp, a jobber, has lately been cOmmilted to Wsonoltditant Bridekrell, un hig own confession, for the murder of a woman 34 years ta At , tleborough. Ull