The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-21 00:00:00

I , ' jai ' • I; 1 p ii •70 -7 : 7S, . 77 r • ' it!' r • 7 • • I tcsi 17; 1 7 7 -7 - --7-1 - 7 . _, : ., e, „kt, t • " - ?,I 4-1 „ NITN!IIFR .700S1 s DAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1315. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPEININY. • - r THEATRE ROYAL, DIIURy-LANE. e p r dis Pit 1,.. ..5ENT EVENING, Feb. 21,,their Nlajesties• Scrvrnits wilt perfOrm the Comedy of .. t o TOWN AND COUNTRY. !`, t, Mr. Manden ; Cosev, Mr. Dowton ; Reuben Olen 52., Mr...".-: ), Nrs. G van; Captain Olcnroy, Mr. Rae; Hon. Mrs.Gl t ti lover Rosalie Somers, Mrs. Horn. 41:1 which will be performed, for the 2d time, an entirely New Ballet, to be called Cu r „,„ C :INDIAN NUPTIALS. - Qse d , by, and prodaced ands the direction of, Monsieur Rochfort. ..,„ With tieW. Scenery, Dresses, and Decorritions. (;:le Music tif the P.aiiet selected by Monsieur Rochfort. p.v.uctcrs—Mr. C. D'Dfrille (from the Opera-House at ,mill '3 ' lt's appearance• "b• - • C t• ). Mr. I. West, Mits ~ - in . A, ok.in ty , ' . rits sdollauttot, 1),Ii!s Ruggies,•&c. &c. • • To whi c h will he added, . • O n 1-,k. SYLVES"I'Lit DAGGERWOOD. aft er ''," ,l l'stla v , To wn and Coulitry.—On Saturda--, Hamlet; tat p.'''''Oft wtii be performed, for the first time, a new lllusl -4,4e','e, in Two Acts, to be called Poor Relations.. ace o ', r - tragedy of Dolights will be performed on Tuesday, -it i. "t• t • which Y-. ,- (4 -Tiernan will . make his 4r i t, . du ,in a oam, t... . c,rt.:ipeaariee un a Landon Stage in the Character or ..0..,,, 1 llL„ r .., . ,4)eare sTra-,rit• of 77 -..: It.i ?, - rd the Second (...tit.) a I I . _ 4 - r 1 1 443 `,'d a011iti;),1:, f, , '.: l, ~" ',lii`;S of the t,alti ~l.n. i r ; 4)-- , wni.. b e i.,,,,i_:, 1 ~, -:. : ;:, ,t 1..., , w iili new . Scenes, 1 rtsstl, 4(,.. "'" .1.1. ____ -on Iltursoay, t:,e , ..,,, ~. OFFICE OF O'7?:)..VILN'CiE, Feb. 1: 1815. P .• L O.FICERS of His M./ - JEsTrs ORDN.dNCE . rlu hercky n a lee Notice, that _Proposals will be received at their 0/;7ce i,i p,u-11,z11, on nr beAre Friday, the a.:th Instant, from sach L'c•mons a. may be :willing to undertake the Sappli; of ARTICLES •oi CAST IRON and other METALS a!yeztainin;;' to MILL MACHINERY,' for Serr•ire at the Itoz:a: Powder ifunu faetories at Fae . e'rsleara rural Iralfhain z1L1.,v,/, fn• a Period of Three I - ears, deterrainek after the Expiration of the fir,t Year, upon Notice of Thrci; .21.1onths, at tt,e Option of either Party. 10:1 Saturday; the 26th instant, will be published, T"E TR IA LofLI E UTE N N AT-G EN ERA L JOHN3IURIL\ Y. Bart. by Court-Marti:., held at Wincriestlr; taken in , - ;liort-hard GURNEY, Short-iot.tol ‘Vriturto both tion:es of Parliament, .:.'riattai fur T. kl'.:erton, Nlilitary Library, Whitehall. REMOVAL of the BODY of DUKE (f DORSET- 'lie remains of the late Duke of Dom:. were this day conveyed from the Castle Chapel, where they had, lain in, state, to the Pigeon-House. The procession I%;as arranged as, follows, being nearly in the order we have already described .This Day was publiAl e d, Iti I2rno. the. Second Edition , price :;s. 6d. hound, of sNQuEri.to the POETICAL - MONITOR ; or' Pieces, select and original, adapted to i pr o ct! the Alind; and:l•ltion.,n-s of Yoni-; persons. . ' • By ELIzABETIA P.,juted for Locoman, Hurst, Rees, ,Orme, and Brown, - ! . ertiosler-row. he bad, by the same Author, The Poetical kit .or ; the t:ixtli Edition, Qs. 6d. wound. A party of the 9iti Light Drago(lis. • TWO Militari. liands-I!•ums The Cheshire Iteginiunt or Militia, with aro, reversed. Mourners on horseback, pi seeded by one ut ns ESA:CIL:ICY the Lord Lieutenant's Chaplains. The Heraid et Arms in a Moat:ling Coach. THE HEARSE, containing the Bony, ornamented with long - white Plumes and,EScutcheons, and drawn by six horses, in mourning caparisons —a scene of eery melancholy splendour. The Lord Lieutenant's Coachei, and those containing. the: Household and principal Officers of the Government, all in mourning. A squadron of the 9th Dragoons. The Lord Mayor's Coach, in which wash,is Lordship, followed by the Carriages of t he - Sheriffs, and by th e City M ag i strates. The General Officers and Staff of the Garrisen, on horseback, :in mouriiihz. The Carriages of the Nobility and Gentry. The procession moved slowly, and formed a sad and afflicting spectacle ; which appeared to affect, with a corresponding impression, the feelin g s of the multitude which it had collected. It was a scene for the Christian and the moralist—display•- ing the insecurity of mortal happiness. The last offices of friendshipiand respect to this excellent and amiable young Nobleman shoved how generally his character was esteemed and re.p garded. The carriages of the •Nobiiity and Gen try, which attended the conveyance. of his re mains to. the Pigeon-house, .considerably exceed edjtwo hundred. Patterns of the Articles m•vy be viewed upon application to thr respective Q//icers of tke Ordnance at those ; cznd farther Particulars; together with the Ten:and' lions of the Contract, ma, be at Office, in Pall-Mall aforevaid, of Ten ii.nd Four o'Coek, where tlw 71•1'.'1 ae lierred, sealed up, and ind9rsed, "Pro2oßt i .s. for C' , lion Work, - ;" hnt uo Proposal can hr: art r t,:,• , 2 4 tit Ihs.fant, al Twcire o'clor.:k at Nowt the: t ame day; nil - thee will any Tcnder he noticed, Finless the 'iliehing oe iul ageut in is/i he/calf, shall attend. This Day was published, price 15s. liaards, New Editiou of ER MONS, pre.aelied before the University of bxtord, :And now published in Two Volumes, with Al tt; aud Additiohs. By JOHN .17\TI:EIC171, P.D. • tic Prorost. of OridColkg?, Prebeitdary of Rochester. : , old he J. Ca - oii.e, and .7. Pallier, and by F. C. and Lisiogt On, LOntl6ll. ROYAL, Feb.l -J, or., • 4 • • lE. (;.:11IL1TER. youn , v; Staltc!r, Mr/l'erry; I.ewsctn, s_ll. to r , tss 0":Seill Ch <lL • - 1• 't • ,lire. ''tl . • I 4i eli will be arNed'ClOth tire.::), a new 'Music:a Lutertant ilie,it, ul 'lwo Acts, , , BROTHER AND SISTIIIt, • • Scenery, and Decorations., Ft,DO°t'n►•istoral-de Tormrs, Mr. Fawcett; Don SOrld de pa,cheeo; Mr: ; liartiklu, Mr. Donna Isidccra, Miss -Stelibens'; Donna Cumin ."' tb n ' . ' Egerton ; 11 osatitlie,Miss Matthews; Agatha, Mrs. Lis , ti , 9 11 Tbursdav 'Venice Preserved ; with lircAlicr and • Sis -4.-74)n 6 att The Stranger; with The Bee-I - live; tr By (litter bf lire Board, 1?. 11. GTE Jr, Setrqarg. CATON'S W011i:S. -, This Day \ lvii_s pr.bEsiled, A new Edition, 'price illustrated with Cases, riz.APTICAL 'TREATISE on . the PRE. „4 - A_ Vi N' CUitZ, of the VENEREAL. THS EASE in both - 4VLES, aut: consequences; in whi c h a mud .:nil surees . sint mode of creaftnent is pointed out, in- Olist.rvations on StriNures, Cutaneous Eruptions, Jmeginary Venereal Diseases, &.. Intended as a Guide against t_bedangerons e4leets of this baneful malady. By T.. :4 . . CATON, Surgeon, 10,—Stanhope -street, N e w c astle:st ree t, St ran d, an d / ate o f the INDIA HOUSE, )an. 25, 1815. Iry H E COURT of DIRECTOItS .of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of 'ENG LAND, TitADINN& to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give i.•;otice, That thc'TRANSFER• BOOKS of the said COMPANY'S SToa:will he SIWT on T/lURSDAY, the 2tl MARCH next, at. 2 o'clock, and OPENED again on THURSDAY, the 13th APRIL following. - That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT Of the .said COMPANY will be HELD at their HOUSE in LeadenYall s:t:ect, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d MARCH next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will Ue HELD at their HOUSE in Leadenhall-street, on WED NESDAY, the 12th April next, front nine o'clock in the Nleraing until six in the Evening, for the Ei.ECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Company for four years. CT - tiited Ilospitali Of St. Thotuaes and Guy's. 'i'rc:atiic ou ItldigtAti.):), Wing an Inquiry into the Disco.ses arising— and connected with the Finictions Of the Stoat:telt, with. Remarks ma the Liver, and its influence on tte Gnsttic Syqem. To which are prefixed; some -general , - - th)serrations . on Strophulons and Cutaneous' Diseases,-=- When the Procession arrived at the first bar rier, the whole of the 6entlemen alighted frOal their carriages, and followed the - hearse, on foot, to the water-side, and remained until the body was embarked on board the yacht. Nothing could be more atlecting than the general apnenr-, arkee 9f the procession. The Rev. Dr. Slack,' Colonel Austen, T Dawson, and other tientle- , moo •of .the Household, accompanies the body to England.—(Dublin Curtespondent, Feb. 1. g ORATORIOS. I'IIEAT RE ROYAL, COVENT-GAD RENL TO-MORROW EVENING, the 22-d instant, f,, i n be performed a GRAND SELECTION from ON dem! , ,t!t)loris of tile roost farou:ae Authors, ancient am To tuu ritin t . furtn er i partieulars, see the pill ' Ited Bills, being let°ll3 for insertioa in an Advertisement.' --_______ , GALT ritY, PALL-MALL. GALLER'C'for the EXHIBITTON a;: „""d Of he 1 1:39.1 ( S of BRITISEI A wasTs, 4et ill 4- E , 14 to the P 4 c.blie ' IION . 'DAY, the 6thslusta,nt, tits Five the A.f4 onen ever • from Ten in the 0re11404 moon. Admittance I so—Catningues / 3 : , Order, 'JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. To 1 14; „, erit ""`" I \n' .rar zrons Or EAST INDIA STOCK. tiva,.; - : '' 'ILE,INo A j: „ .1- I N'L ~ a VACANCY in, the EAST - - I LN'F l ' i \ 1-;. . -t t'i\; by the Resignation of CHA ELL E , S .1, 491. ill ' r i. ; : ' ''; '""st respect filth' to acquaint . yuu that it i,;,.....- ' 4 ' . ' '' t 9 trauble you on the pre,ent.occasion, ; , „ I , ti, A .'` "t 4 ` ' tea `) . t . t 1 ,e uniai ii..t.ttion -Li..1..c.,. 1.-ar ei-fs:Can",Lic\-) whet[' I's! i 1:111 pr esent myself' . f . or , t tlie' .. h l ozi ii r , 41;i, wh"‘"irstg'es, C 0(. .. chins that I may refer }ot, fooi discharge LI/ 1,,,,' 1l in The Direction - , as a pledge for a faithful i; ' l -""t Y in pro , nothin• the weilare and prosperity oft.e '''t flitia Com R'flV. ''' 1 ri,Panain, Ladies and Gentlemen, With the utmost respect, Your very lite Servant, - Z " ' ecikilt hu I 'I S I ILLIAM WIGIIAM. Zl' trPper I-f alley-street, Feb:lB, 1815. 'OR(-171.0N1-110USE, London, 17th February, 1815. 'sALF.; (by Order of the Hull. the Co!n ,,,Riissitmers of his 1\ lajesty's cnstuin3.), on WEPNES tzth , . the e2.2d;TIILIRSDAY, the '23d, and FRIDAY; the b k , s ' i stan% o'Clock in the AltiTneon rif thc sAitl 411 1 • Preel 'elY, at the COMMERCIAL SALE - ROOMS, eig-lane) • The following GOODS :--- ' .1..°11. EPORTATION—East India Prohibited Goods, &c. lOR HOMF C O`'SUNI”- - I ^' De- lc :?tote:, LeW itit,, t altogativ, Sails, Far, CordiuEe, Boats, P!pe-ela),, oi, z - C .„"read,-Mais, Gnus; Rag-Stmies, Materials .of Yes', C, u e'vder, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Salted Beer, Tea,. t 4ll t x , , and other Grotery, Seed, Books, Printed Paper,- Cot -1.1,.;, ‘ O"), Skins, IVoolien Cloth, Worstyd•--Web;,Corks, Glass 4a'(;,5 brugs; Paper, Truffles OrillTe Buds,. Citron, Lace, r,,),15. Cambric and Other Linen -Drapery, HaberdasberY, ch:illt'rY, Clock and W ateli'iNlnvelnent s Gold Watelle rand ti„._ Is, Jewellery, Slops, and simdry . other Goods, as Inca- Tr in the Catalogue. Clear of all Duties. , 1,,,, ' e Tobacqo Ashes and Cinders to be viewed at the ro t,,tT, Warehonse, London Doehs ; • the Gunpowder. at N„,,,gk's Ma4azine, Barliing; the Deals, Timber, Lath ttill,,l‘lahttoy, Tar, Salk, Corda;e, Pipe Clay,. Boats 11 , is k6 "'ad, I fats, Guns, Ilkz!g-tone--; and Materials of ‘• c , - c, s ,„'_,at the Toliaceo-Grouna, Rotherhitite ; and all•the other Nt il• •t,t the King:s tWarehouse, Not9o,Lowernamcs'•street, °!t l• the QOlll, and Tuesday -the 22d InA. from Nine 41 10 1 ., ; ;' 1 in . thy Motnin g to One in the Afternoon, and . On the N et ',_g4 lithe the Sale, w ht!reCataloimes - will be behiered, ~. tc,t ..................__ .2t_,...._._.__L ~....... I likr" GOLri . E7 , 7 LOTTERY ! •' • ter. PftTzF,s op TH 1 fa - cri-10 USAND POUNDS ! el l ^lll''4 ' 1 " 11 11: of ONV. THOUSAND GUINEAS each, Mil be PAID ' IN GOLD. without-Deduction, as soon as drawn. ..41 , 13 , ISH returns his grateful thanks to the , vl 1 , „,, - 'loblic throughout the Kingdom for their distinguish olisur"es; and having Contracted \with Government for the in k '.1,1 Lottery, he feel: pleasure in ailllollllcin the follow : Iltee':enio. which not only possesses the attractive a i nd lNi tu D i nUi,t,stited Novelty of THREE THIRTY• THOUS.: i I , "" PRIZES I' t • Y• •t f l Mit- iv , ..,m as a ~fateful e u Tribute of Pespect to the 0n e , ,,,..i1e has mmit Arrangements that the Five Prizes of tit„,oqsand Guineas each . , shall he paid in Gold as soon . as .ti,:f,", without any Deduction, whether they are sold in ~111.Ils or Shares, at either of his Offices, No. it,.CORN Ii.in.,(I',°P9;CHARING-CROSS, or at any other Othee in the .. 3 i'rizs a • SCHEME : . . It. --• • •-, •• • . L. 00,000 : aro r,.00,00(1 4 .'• • • • ....... , ..... i 0 ,00t4 jo , noo , e• :. .. ' ..... 1 • • 1,050 ' 500 . 3,000 300 , 2,44:0 5200 1,600, lon 1,500 50 - 1,250, 15 45,000 5 --- .. •• • ......... . .. , .. V,0 50. • ................ ".....,.......: • • 16 , ,,,, 4 t,.k) Ticket. k,''ist-e r . „. • , L. 150,000 "ee,;,,,i ; L . ." 10,0001 .... will receive.. .. 20,000 Mort. ! 1.1* (1 ` .. , r ! 44%1) 10,00)!.... will receive. ... 20,000 More! ,_ . 4 4Wil 10,i;Qj1.... 4," iII re,enive.....20,000 More! fli ts , a • M,liiing Tlir_;..e Prizes of 30,000 each ! . _Y, , s th 131ank will receive 1, 1 )00 Guineag 1 . 41 Gohl! 3e 1 tlx Illan,k will receive 1,000 Guineas ;n Gold! c orld 33, , J 10th :Man!: tvin.recoire'l,ooo Guineas in Gobi! ', l ' „ 0t1, ni a „,. w ill rece i ve ii,„oo Guineas in (: .. old ! ~,. tr.olll Plank +,g ill receive 1,000 Guineas in tiold: t,rticket,4ll,o s.ll‘tgins Drawir4; sth APRIL .: , .. vith' ; " 4, ci.•;,' ?"lre , lilt; nine Mil Sale by lilsll. the Cont:ac 1, .', , ih,'401:1114,; CHAIIING-Ct 44e % i 4 tilt' r il , s v t : L l u z i s l t ,r , ; , ),oool._."raes, and • Fitcen Capital . And that the LISTS of the MEMBERS of Ore said 6orn pany will he ready to he delivered at this House, ouTHURS DAY, the 23d March nest. • JAMES COBB, Secretar y. LTDSON'B HUILE DIVINE, or CUL PEFEIt's SPECIFIC, for the Growth of the Ha r, prep.:red from a Receipt of the fatuous hotanist, Cu!pepet . , and recommended by Drs. Hunter, Cruickshank, and -sere rat eminent Pnysicians. It is frOm experience alone that au adequate idea can be obtained of the superior excellence of the Built Divine, it is perhaps- the greatest beautitiev, as well as the most nour ishing_ article for tilt Hair ever invented; it makes it grow thick.and long : ; prevents its falillig• off or turning grey thickens the lititreir &c. ':rod wtte.e. the heal is actually h.,:1, it will, almost without an excep t.lon, 'restor e the growth; and as a proof th t bis qty.thay is peculiar to the Unite Divine, it has, in nunierons cases, pro. duced this•etre.ct after various other.- preparations bad been tried- for a length of time without success,--See convincing testimonies, and f4rther elucidation, in a Dissertation on the Nature and Diseases of the 'Lir, enclosed with each bottle. Soil, by the appointment of the Proprietors, -at their Apia's, No. 43, Gerrard street, Soho-square, London ; and, by his farther appointment, by Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, 57, Bond-street ; Davison nil Son, 59, Fleet• st tea ; Eigge? 5, Cheapside; Berry, t 7, Greele-sti set ; 45, , and tirange, 115, Oxf , rd-strect . ; and be most Perinthers, Hair dressers, and Medicine Venders, in Town and Country. CaurreN.-- , 2s there is a Ceunterfeit kith!, observe the -go ravine is signed " Hudson and Co." pa the label, itti•red ink, and the words " Hudson's Finite Divine, for the Wir, flerrattl street," is engraved on the Bottle, anti a.Diserta tion on the Hair enclosed within the cover to each Bottle. To THom.Lkz, LAY .ESL!. • No. 9, Nev Bridge-streett,lmdmi. Ho":otivaii a, Edinburgh, March 18. BEG Dave - ti) infortnyon, ,th.acever since the year 1700, I at?, been afflicted. with -the fates l'enerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and on dergoing several severe co'Arses of salivation, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a heal; its nearly to pot a period' .to my t..x.istence-1 had.a large ulcer on the crown of toy head, one on each arm, and - my legs were broke °tit in a frightful manner; my rigllt "%vas firet.7.fuliy painful, and had been 'in 'a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my heft had also, two large nodes on it, was very ranch discolour e d, an d gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, -as nearly to ilepriire me of rest; in• tills tante:liable state, I • was recoramended by Mr. J. Thompson, (wire received so great a cure. by them here); to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the With of May; in the etorse of a fortnight I•bet,:an to receive bent it—in little More than a raouth the ulcers fill my head and arms were sound by healed :: soon after, the sores on my legs healed also ; )eaVing, how ever, considerable discolouration shin, and pain in the bone 9f the left, which, by the blessing of God, ant a little longer perseveran'ee in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, 'the skin regaining its natural 11(1Q, and the-nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your lih.errl advice and medicine, • perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my lOrmer spirits lnd strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having cohtinticd manyjnonths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I run at a loss in what terms to express My gratitude, but beg von„• for the good of other Suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on evelry occa sion; in SQ doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,'obedient, very liUmble servant, • :ILEX. A11.711.KER., • _ Swlnnls Cinse, High-street. Edinbur;h. Witnesses to-the above curn:— John Thon,pson, No. 3, New Poultry Marhet, Edinburgl. ; John Mqntosh, Olil As'sernbly Close, Edinburgh, Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, ..tenther of the Royal College of Surieons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; wnete, after a constant re . sidesive of more than :.38 yeara, in a practice parti• cularly directed to the care of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Pacts of 'Generation, with tly.t inviolable secrecy which men. of.bis profe, - :siou should always observe in such cases, he tiallev§ himself the advice and as,istance be gratuitously admiuizieri to persons tatting this Medicine, will, be esteemed, be a discerning Public, as an adyat tage seldom attainable, and yoid all ambiguity. , Also sold b y his ilopointment, for the Convenienc e oft h o s t living at a distance, :t.t. the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's street; Pan-mall ;Abe Tovshop, No. 163, Oxford-street; Mr. Disbnrough's, No. 7, li'ill-street-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge Edinburgh; Mr. M`Donald, Jeweller, Giasgow ; Mi. Dublin; and by one person in every consddeable town in Great. Britain and Irciattd, in boxeis of only 2s. Sd. eacti; stamped, and sealed up with full, and plain directions, whereby persons',:of either sex may cure thciuseli es wiith ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. li. Every riok sold irt_Great-liritain is sealed up with a S on which, by favour of the Commiscioners, is printed at the StampOliice—T. Taylor, No. 9, N e w B r id ge - s t ree t, to iwitata which is felkuty, and all (Abets are couutttfeas. Proolar•Treatise ou the Prevention and Care of. the of Asthma and ;'inter COU g 11, with new and s•v-esifill Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Fiti: 'Fourth *edition; pricz ds.• Priteticid Observations oti ties, natural and red„•'of the Genelative Orga:l3 of both Sexes, including ti!e Tneory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. (id. -• 5. A Practictil Treatise on Feats Dise4ses, including- 04 7 Pai.turitiotk, La`ettti,ni s and ttre LisOrders in cii'itif to those import - 11a cleinge Price 33. 6d. , Printed far Sherwood and CO. , ..21, Paternoster-row ; and S. 526, /101 . 1 es-street, Cayenkilst.t-square, London. NAVAL :‘:EWS. :I)EAL, FEB. 20.--Arri%'ed the N3Tiey extra picket, with a mail Ostend. Remain in the Dtiwi - is • the otitward-bound as per last.—Winil W. blows hard. Five otlock.—More moderate. The ships is the'Downs have rode all safe. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 20.—The outward•bound. .remain.---Wind S. W.. FALMOUTH, FEB: 18.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Gotdfineh from Pivffioatb.—Wind SI W. CORK., FEB. 13.--:--Arri%ted his Majesty's sloop Lightning, with Vice-Admiral SAWYER. 1 ,1 2. a. I-1.-Arrived his 'Majesty's ship York. The fleet for the West lodics, which from Cork the 15th ult. under his Majesty's. ship Tigre, was spoken on the 31st, in lat. 34. 13. long. 15. 10. The fleet reached the iatitulie_ of Madeira on the 26th, without one vessel , out of. 181 having separated ;. but strong westerly winds from that time caused. 19 sail. to part, and pre-. vented their making Madeira. The Leander (Sii•agoßGE COLLIE* . Acasta, and Newcastle, continued, cruising (Odic Western • Islandson the 2t; tat. in search of the Consj,iLntiOn and Congress, of whosle destination, however, they hart not: received any 'positive information since. they - .left the ,American coast. The eltarlto;_Coti:lNS, frotn Newfoundland, is arrived. at Poole, with considerable daniage, and abont 9110.quintids of fish thrown overhoard. The Concord, LYALL, front Drogheda to Lon don, rno.on a. rock at the ::;kerries, on Wednes day night, water and had six feet in her hold. i'he caamnelir, from Newfoundland to Portu gal, is 'retaken by the Lacedemonian frigate, and carried into Nassßu. On Thdr!sday the Leveret, Capt. CHRISTIAN, and llostard, 'Lord JouN HAY, arrived' from Lisbon. They sailed on the 7th instant, with twelve titer : chantmen. On the night of the 10th, an Awe lican corvette me* her appearance in the rear of the convoy, hoisted . a light, and practiS - ed other de ceptive arts to detach some of the vessels front the protecting ships ; she dirt" not hoivever succeed--- and when ellasrd by either ship, declined h con test, - by riv'lki'itg all sail away. Notwithstanding this circumstance six of the convoy - parted corn- patty-fur-Cork, without leave of the Commodore. AluttpErs.-'--Thursday, the 9th hist:an - lost shock-. ingtiMrder‘yas_committed on one Margaret Jones, a young woman of about twenty-four years of age, residipg with her father and brother, in the town ship of Brywbo, .n,ear I.Vroiham, - N. Wales. It A ppm s, that upon her brother's itt urn home from his work, about nine o'clock. in the evening, he fonnd his sis:er weltering in her bipod . , with several violent fractures on the 'bead. The Co roner held his hiquisition on. Saturday, arld „strong suspicious, from the evidenCe, faking upon a young man (if th(:: name of Samuel Humphreys, he was ta:t.eu into custody, it is said, he ;:as since corifi. , .•;::ext the marder. ' SCOTLAI\TD. Williuln I'terson was last • - week tried ; in the High Court of Justiciary ? Edinburgh, on a charge of having murdered his wife by poisonin g It was proved by two medical men, that he had ap.. plied to both to assist lion with the fileans of de straying his wife. A small majority of the Jury returned a verdict of—Not Yroven. Loan JUSTICE CLERK, however, expressed his fikll conviction of the guilt of the in.ad. Lord G/LLIES and Lord SuccoTH,did the sainc'; all, however, forbearing to iHipe'ath: ale verdict, w 1 (.:11 they. ce!:side;-ed•as ,conscientions one on. the .part of theJuty, how.. ever different from- their own opinions. LORD JUSTICE CLEatc, before -the prisoner was dismissed from the bar, admonished hint in the most jai.. pressive manner to repent of his guilt, of which his Lordship finally declared that he had Hot the least doubt. About three o'clock of the afternoon of Monday last, a duel-was fought between two Gentlemen of this city, near to Caroline Park. intimation of theiy intention being given to the Sheriff, a - warrant was issued for their_ apprehension ; but ,befoie the 'officers could reach the ground, the parties had interchanged shots without effect._. They and their seconds were, however, taken in to custody ; and, on inquiry into the circum stances of the case, the cause' of quarrel appeared so unsatisfactory, and the whole proceedings of those concerned so very strange, that besides or dering them to find security to keep the s _peace, the Sheriff fined both principals and seconds in 25 guineas each, and ordered the same to be ap plied for behoof of the Lunatic AsYlum, as l.Ang, from it§ nature, an institution 'best entitled to a fine derived. from such a source.—(lidint-urgh. Courant, Feb.lB). Yesterday Monza's Penn jcook. and . Alexander Knight, ,hite carters -in Causeyside, found by the High Court of Justiciary,. on the 9,th nit. of -robbing Janos Brown'and J o h n T a ylo r , ou t h e highway leading from this city to iThisselburgh, were executed at the %vest end at the tolbooth, pursuant to their sentence..--/bid). SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c, D. and A. Munro, inerchants, Olaspw, to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk•'s office there, 23d Fcbruary.and 9th March, at 11. John Clark, grocer, Part-Glasgow, to be exaihined'in the Sheriff-clerk's office, Paisley, i!A Mitrclot 14. John Anderson, builder, ,Vary Place, Stectsi)rPge" - , to be examined in the Sheri -clerk's Unice, Edinburgh, 17t11 Fe bruary and 3d March, at 1. Robert Brown, merchant, Leith, to be examined in the. Sheriff-clerk', office, Editiburgb, /Stli February and . Hit!' March, at 1. .• , David Betsoo, of Meikle Beath, merchant, Dunfcrm'ine, to be examined in the,Sheriff Court-house there, 28th Fe , hruary,and 14th March, at 2. . Creditors of John Lawrie, shoemaker, - Sanquhar, meat in Whighain's Inn there / 4d March, at 12. Creditors of James Gird Wood and Co. quarriers and stone dealers, Crosshili,near Glasgow, meet in the Office of 2 1 1 4 Ewan and Rallingall, writers there, 24th Februar, at 2. , States of the affairs of John Wright, jun. manufacturer, Gla4gow, lie with the trustee—No dividend. Creditors of Alexander Macdonald, late merchant or shop- - keeper, Inverness, will receive a dividend from'AleNander Cumming, merchant there, 9th March. Creditors of Samuel MurVay, merchant, Creetown, \raj re. , Ceive a final dividend from the trustee, in Nl‘Laggan's Inv, Creebridge, 18th March, Creditors of James Brown, late merchant, - Ayr, will re tviva a dividend from James Willison, merchant,• Glasgow, 2d Marah. . SEQUESTRATIONS. Anthony Laird, fish-curer and cooper, Ltlth—Creditrs meet. in Dounidqon's . Tavern there, 6th arnl . 27th Match, tl. <lames Nlitchell, merchant, Peterhead--: , Cteditors meet itt the Nes"- Ina there, 23d February and Itith March, at 12,