The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-09 00:00:00

1. - ,'AVA-t:1 , , - IttV, 111 r:171TV:1. P.IRTI( TL.IItS of the late srv'En.F. G AL oN THE WESTERN COAST OF ENGL:YND• MAItGATE, DE C Woodbridge 1 7 44 19diantan came on shore on the Main, in Pope's - 0" Y. about five miles from }tenet: . SOqa after I disiiatehed my letter of rsterday. We are.yet 'without any . cMmutmication fron b:Pr- •A hcr son from our house has been npoojlie : coast op posite to where the Woodbridge lies, but could hot learn any. particulars, as all ber crew remain . on hoard. The. Dutch brig industry, of Rot— terdam,. froth Lisbon, is ..on shore Fairness Rock, and: it is, feared will be a. total lOsS; saved with ranch difficulty. Two bribe and a gal liot hare cut, and run upwards. :ii‘.!vast: deal of rleekage is all along the-coast-some tiMberand deals. We fear•all is not yet knowti - of this heavy. gale of wind.. - • RAMS6ATE, 'DEC. B.—The gale continued All last'night, and we fear several vessels have been lost o n the (;oodles in, as a gteat deal of wreck is 11 "iitig about: The brig we mentioned yesterd# tite:Soutli shore, and .the ketch t bat was riding the Sand, afterwards got under weigh, and. ran " the Naas, and are gone to pieces crews Fire otlock.-- Wind E; N. E.—rather more niOderate. SnEERNEss; DEc. B.—The Ann and Elizabeth; liwYcE,..is on, shore near , Sliellness„ and full. of. 'water. A foreign vessel, fir built, and loaded - With timber; is on shore on Shellnessand broke, tc'piect.s,; the . .. Cargo is driving on shore, and it is feart.d.all.her crew have perished. • stiip is on shore on theNore Sand, name miknown ; a brig, bound to Malta, is' carried into the East SWall With loss of rOdder. i following 'vesse...ls have all arrived. here, with the loss of author' ..and cables :—.Jason, PEARCE, from London to ter; Henry, CHAPIA N, and Good Intent, from London for Shields ; WALK.tai, from Hull to London; FLus'N, from the Cape of Good }lope to London; Vigilant, ton RI Es, from Sp a i n t o. London ; SoplT;a, frOm Sweden to Lisbon (having also i3te" shore) ; and the Fame, GIBBS, troth; Seville for London, %vial fruit. . . DEAL, DEc. B.—The brig Peace, CAUTMELT, to shore near Deal Castle, is 'bilged._ &Prussian Calliot from Stettin, - .with pipe staves, for I;oar ,4!attx, was totally. wrecked on S an d eotir t Oats l istPi,;ht ; crew saved.. Brig James .James, from. .„ 1-I Y , 4 ,, iith, of and for Sii;elds',.iu hUast, .totally I mstson Sandwich Flats ; crew saved : wind blows tard•— A rrix e d th e h‘veretta, A ;MLA from Que "";• amd remain in the Downs, with the Par • i•es ANnEftsON, from the I,le ofTrance ; La • BRASH, from Buenos Ayres ; Argus, IA • front Patras; the Betsey and Sii)phia,- 11'w, front (he Meditetranean, and several mote - hound-hcinnd ‘esself.. The vessel on the off t of the Godwi n Sand, th a t I 'mentioned yc*- t " er daY, remains in the saute sihtation, partictifars oaknown. The whole of the outward-110mill 411 " cut, and proceeded for the r destination, ex tept the Upton Ca4l - e ; she still remains. b P 9RT.smouTur, DEC. B.=- - Arrived the Lu.itania, 4 ". 4 Asti, from Buenos Ayres, lost 2' ncilois and ! abler ; Renown, WATT, from Riga ; the Eliza, Iransport ; I Collier from America,; the —, jVII). th e Downs, lost an anchor and cable ; the ompt, PETRIE, from ditto, lost 2 .ditto and los t (he Clotilda, 'TURNER, fron t .N . ekccastle , , "t anchor and cable ; the Kendrick and:llar 7. t ilt etta,VEßMALTz, : from France for Ant \‘erp; 1 e Arg os , J ANIESTON, from- Mediteriaheal, lost 2 W an chorS and ca bl es ; . t h e D u k e of A Vellingtoti, e from tt)e Downs, lost 2 anchors and 4 1/l es•'---Sailed his Majesty's ship Kum, tbe coast ‘of.Africa; his Majesty's ship Larne, Qn a cruize.-;.-Wind N.E. and - mOderate. a , N4 WICH, DEC. B.—Arriyed tlie Lady N. peals the Eitrl of Leicester packets from Cuxhaven 1 3 , iv ed the following vessels, kith damage :7--ihe BP.ENIE, loss of two anchors load cables; w 4 e3 7 11, CoorEa, _ditto ; Elekyoti .:01:1 ;. .r ) e11111, 10 '1 ] "NSON, ditto ; Brunton , 42,0 ax, t anchors t.' l ' 4 cables, a n d h a s b&:en ob. shore;; Ft% ticrica., :4N-rzy loss of •dittO and bow.-sprit ; San Ra 7 42- •I It , A.sTo, lt'Llclitt 0 and ditto; (..-eorge, 4timP• 7 " 11 , one anchor and cable. G RAVEsEND, DEC. :B.—Several ships passed : st rday'and to-clay ;. but the gale was'so strong e t coold not ascertain their I.antes.Wind j; e 47,A unouTn, S.—The Louisa, off and : for /tt kny "l'Homrsosz,.Master, frOm NeWeastle, is sh ore at florsea —Crew .saved —On Monday e " L 0 ;le (tithe boats of the Ranger cutter, Capt. It ' captured ail open boat, .havin=g.havin=gon board . 16. a " l, s of 120 halces.of geneva—The crew wade it e.seape. • Ly . • . 7.—During the heAvy gale of acid fru its the N. E.. la,st, night, a vessel, name at Pon unknown,. foundered in these !loads, !: 4 . ; Wits found early this ,morning -by.the Pilot. f:.•C.•.bottom ,upwards, and it is much to be that the crew have all perished,. . . he ships David Scott and , Carmarthen were — .p t• 8. S.' l ong. 24. W. . o the...27tbJ9lY. lith at.is said, t h at Li eutenant -G enera l it ' l °! r . tN izitE is 'appoi nte d to cominap d I ' l l Lord HILL th e infantry, destined 'to Otua:n . .*:: l T' 4l lee; Lieutenant-Generals Cot.i., CILINToN, 4 ,4 v eOLVIL L.E , tacit or-Generals, BRISBANE,I3RADFOIII), KEMP, (ey PA6K, LAM 3 IL itIAITLAND, ! (I e ' will eachcontimud lett tr of tut: 2d meiitiOns,. that the British ,Togt.l"l'ents returningfruni France %?;;14 1 1 ‘f ) 4l te the IlaVre t i e Grace :"" but tilt C . vortis are still m•-• ,s, Qt ris, rytimining there., it is suppOsed; 11l et 1 4 „ 41 " 11 c.e of a retpitst Itotdi! to thy Duke of \VEL , G. • r ti , I `. by the Duke DE. HICiik:LIEU. 7, tin t " 1 ' silk In ( 111 : 11:1CfliraS 1)r - Lymis are ,in,full ac qt , ti • tln q utl, , considerable t ' t v tla g 001 Nyct yaw ,a)d the ttlikent s •, . 11.4";:. • from" the tifITISC Towtis, anti Al. Frederick c ounse ll or , o f the Aniriaa Legaticiii to the Diu-, are arrived here.' • The diffcrent territorial cessions which are still' to take place in (ierniday in virtue of the preli minary . th stipulations or e CoqgreSs of ir►ttac3, were definitively 'arranged in tile •Alillisterial con . ferences -at Pa r i s , a n d twthat of Nov'eyther 3d. All the cessions and indemniaeatiOns hy the federal system of Gjrulany is to he, completed, •are settled, and theloliawoig arc soin'e of.;,the fundamental points, the.. ecognitioti of whiehrhas' a,;reed upon •• 1. Bavaria ct des to Austria Btu Satt:tlargh, 14;000 sons ; the Innylertel, 125;0130 Siials ; • and the: :I'do, onz kvi e l l. o:. sh e i s inde mn ifi e d by,itcquisitions, lo surpass by one-third that of her cessious- Ainoit g these acquisitiOns are the Country of I ieux.Polits; the C:luSot!'ilof tern, Spire. Bliescastel, and Coger ; the Dar,ost with ullir,•ichs of Amorbach i and Herahach,' the tow o and en. giro s of Landa,O, the Fntda Bailliwnilis of Briieiille n o and. • '• • 2. Darmstadt cedes to Prussia the D , schy of. Westphalia;. 'to Bavaria the Bailiwicks tit Amorbach, Miltenherg, and Hen (ter:: ;to the Laii grara; of Efolithurg- S.,trereitvity. Da)-ni sta& i. indemnil-cti by the town' of Mentz, the country of ttte Cantons of Bingea, .Optienbrith, , and Beeli-• them'. 3. The foitresses OlAlkaitg, Lan'thiu, and Luxemburg!), ate fortresses , belongiog to the whole Germanic C o oks i l e r ; i c y.— The garrison of - .Mentzsis to continue ,to be eomiiei,ed a"; it. .preseqt, until the Germahie Diet decide otherwise, Time ~zarr isOn of Loodau will :ie composed in time of peace of Bava 7 - ri kk o; milt.; nut in time of ‘‘'). - tlii: Gland Dliel , y'of - Radett is to furnish a rant of the garrison. . . . . 4. The Noverelitns eng,;:zy to his lirnssian ..lajesty to .eint plotheir Food (dices %.ith the in of the NOtierlands to, proeure his consent to the admission of l'rassian garrison, and t otnutonifint into the fentresS Of I,ll:teon,irOr. s', '1 he ao oiiiiions, forming part of th e F ren ch conittihu tions destine,l to ie-eitablio the forti - fication9 on the Rhine, gre'to be ihstrilotted t!ins :--41)Prnssia. 20.tnillions, for the worl,s 'on the Lower Whine ; • to Bavaria, 15 tuilizons, and five twilions for completini; 4he work.; of qeutz. -. ho reins ini 90 iuiilioiis are to be allotted to the construction of a fourth federal fortress on the Upper Rhine. . AlAilttlif V.V.A.At. ~.~ ~. VIENNA, NOV. 20. --can Austrian Officer, wlio has aril ve4l.here as a courrer, hasgiven some, 'miry. . . . . esting details resp , •cting t ine Asst moments. of 1‘.. - 11.7RAT, airl of ‘vhiclt ati eye-witness at , Pizzo. ItntAT haviu been wolin&.fl. and made prisOner, a precipitated herielf upon him,. and t•lre his oocloiles .and decoratons frOin with rag,% After,itering hissont ence read, he Wrote to: his family,end requested .a pair of -sc:ssars to cut. off this hair, in order o , send ' it to his wife, bur. his request was refused. He , t:te!r ;red t‘l4 he he snot OV , deL t rl;,,ient o!.d.guard, whicli th':ll at 7Pit'7,9., but th:N wils also refused.--Nevertbe.less, .his reel: the execution should tike" place irl C:te Carr it Hall of the commandant_ of Pizzo ace!..d , d to. "fwelve Sicilian soldiers were' th . t.ut n;.iced close to tne doo . is. of ,the ap,artmen! :iid furc% ell,to the Priet who ,p - nieii n u , ~utered re;oltnely ititO uncO, er,- ed gave the beoscl `.• Fre," and fcll int-. nieliately, pierced, with : eight: halls. Tby otsthe town ‘l%!re..tli , u pernritc.ed to cuter. The body was btu nigh!. by (noel of _the Conima'udant,' and not carriect rn N a pl es as repmjed. BRIGHTON, Dgc..B.—lt wds near twelve o'clock rltt Wedn e si a N ni%tilnefort. 1 1, !iscE .I.I.EQEZ'ZT reciled the Royal Highness w;..is accompanied by :the Marquis of SLion And 'Oen. 111.,:h . - The expectation - - of the PRINCE ItFdENT spending the Chrnistinas at the Pavilion, alrcpty occasions au influx of . distiogoi§l)ed Per sons. . is is m'entionesd in a private letter from Pnril, thus Nt.'I3:OI?TEIN bad laid on the,teibie of the Chamber .of Deputies,. a notice of a motion for the recal and trial of Poncnr-:. • ' Ills [loyal lliir s hitess the Duke of YORK having fe!t rltt:uttrltie spasms, in hiS arm ,that was lately broken, had been ati ,. ;i . sed ,hy the faculty to try the Bath water pump ;for . relief, and in conse quence .Lis loyal' I-lioiness is going dtiwn for that purpose in the•course of a ft:oldays. l'he 11am - burgh M.si brings us advices froui Petersivirgh to. the 12th tilt. The exchange had improved, and was at. 1 . 0.516th5. • TWo - vakmble slkir !rol been , lost ; 'the Yonitg', William, STEC' V SsoN, from the Bity of . Finland, on N:xrgen ; and'the LeedS, Fox, master, out ward-honnd.— . I'l,t. fast foundered within 20 • leagoes St. Pe tet;but gh; and theship'and cargo are eqiutated at between 40 and 50.000/ Site wltsthehet vessel Of the fleet', and to het' the altlahlt! .cominadities Were 911 that account principally ent;•usted. A, German Pver states the •folltmiLg . 11 4 th e valne'd , he'expoits front itig,a iii. Cite :present years.—To 11,625,232 rtibls land, 4,1:7,,579 ; France, 1.55,04 ; Sp iirt.. 1,547,423 . ;. - Portugal, 1:030,445; Prttisi, 892,715 ; Eonbden, 325,833; 5weden,.1,351,722 ; Nor Way, 259.041 rlkonotrk, 1,654,582 ;: burgh, 171,297 ; Bremellt, 95,768 ; Lubeck, 699,303 ; K ick, .15,550 ,Wirmar, 32,757 •; Letzborn, 100,539. • ' The follotvJtig Capital Pries, drawn on Thurs dayltst., wert=':,itared and stild by Bon, 14,04! in 6 ofiares L 750,000 Consols. 17,854, i:8 Shiti es 5OO Consols. 17,65'":„ in fi Shares.. ..... 18,547, in 9 Shares . 200 Consols. And it he recollected, that in . the' L')ttery which finished on Saturday, the kith November, BISH also shared anti xOlO, 13,553, a Prl4e of L. 50,000 Consols. 3,167, a Prize of - 20,000 Consols.. and 14 other C'apitals. The Holders of any of the ahoveTrizes iday receive the Value of their • re sreciive Shares, on demand, at either 4, Corn hill, or 9, Charing-Cross. *** Another Lottery will he contracted for on Tuesday . next, 'md ne‘‘. , Tickets and Shares 'will be on Sale as soon as issued. ANTI-ATTaurios, when applied to Lea7 - hcr, has no smell, and makes blacking, appear rrwre 'beautiful upon it, when blackened over twice ur three times: alter the dressing' of Anti-Attrition : it also preserves the stitches of Boots. and Sh oes from breaking or giving way, and it is a most ex celitnt - thing for Harness or any kind of Leatber: it remedie-: the defects of bad tanning, and pre vents any ili effects from bad blatking ; conse quently it makes,Lea titer more durable, and Boot,. and Shoed will last full one-third longer than the'y OtherwiseAvoulddo, .at the same time that the fret will be alwais thy, • OKI.; 1 ._ . _ nit imAtrrEs OF 'COLCHESTER FAIL Virgins, Widows, and Vives, give me leave to declare, . What. I think of the neanties of Culiiiester Fair. As ,to. Ladies, whose 'charms to . theik has ands belong', Let the husbands determine: they cannot judge xrrong; Yonthfnl Deihl:, whosti taste varies, prefer with delight,' " , rile the roses of Brett, sonic the lilies hf White ,: tut of Widows, the faiiest and first of the set, She, Whicse.coldness a host of admirers regret, Gives a rSyme to my yerse, 7 —or I strangely forget. ~, 1 - I;AVENLY, PAINTING AT COLCHESTER. FAIA: The rose, that bloonis face; And lielglitens loxlinessntid graie, 'Flier' strictly true, yet vastly 9ilit, Is 'paint, pure paint,it is, by •;.,; DITTO fiEPRAtEri. 'falk nut - to nie of N6ture's rose, • On ertcharitin§,, , dwelt that gkrs; • (Cries CARELFS4, With an oath and nod,) Its 11 . efiVen13..paint,in,g—'tis o . by--. ADDItnS TO TIP?, FRIF,NTYS OF THE WATERLOO ; A' 'ye wha. frankly zare your mite; To help and Nf ERL9o, I‘lav want 7,, , 0nr;c1'9 a bite,' Wllen,'cr ye liae it hungry 'win. An'.roar. Fottr ha;ens, whrn you are deett - '' Ne'cr 1141 SR a friend, tho' ve'er awa, '• '• '.l'S, )lien . in the ti 0 4 ' nted, Should adverse winds upon thew hlaW. • That,ve wha had apart to spate, • And dielna. gie,y ingle ; , lack, ye he •forc',l (trn- De'il may care) To beg a dud to clothe your winna dry.the widow's tear, wi,lna ease the'Veouttited's smart, TL . orptatt's cry wha' winna bear, - May . ttouble sorrows rend then- heart , Mai• ce be forced,. hwt ho'ie or shoot), To thole the vt'inter's 'sleet and rain, trout the frozen ditl)3 aboott, An' beg- fcar bread, but he; in vain, .• '• ‘• - , . when yenr table bears the mast . , Think-, when the sparkling- bowl ye drain, iloW many lives‘frr you were lost, "•••• 1" hat ." . (4.niii.4llt tl,iu enjpp yolw ain. . . . . . . . , For you ti,tev follght, for you 1 hey lAN! For you they yeliteal iiii t heir Breath ; For .v.ou .iSi;.ir dearest 411,1)4 were sheds The ',' sear& your freedom with their death. An.l vr that I efuse to :rive • • Their t:•iiinw— r orphans—of your store lii eiu!irs: • tornients fear to live, • \i lied t: one oil earth shall he no more. - • • ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. • All V.ALS. Earl and Countes, Cholni . ondelt.y and family, in Picca--:• * MY . ; the Arelibk!lop of: Canterbury, at Lambeth. Palace; Major Irwin, sth bragoon Guards and'S.•i'rendergast, Esq. at Hotel, Ilrooli-stre,t, from Paris. • PErAtt'ruity.,. . . . . , . 'lliOrarivii% of Sali..bory, to his' seat, FratfieN -, 'the Earl. of Rotlet,, to ijerts; Lord 'll:Arlei ritvroy ' F. for uffo l tki Lady' Lll - ea., f or p o tnev ; Ileilry Fielding-, Esq. f o r Witn.6', Larotq;.- . shile; T. :I'. Drake, Esq. M.V. to his Si,atio Bucks ; th e Dowaiers Marchioness of lAnsdo*ri, to lier'sat iii Berks. TM', TN EATR.g. DRCTRY.'LAtir,.—The ni•w farce of lily ...Spouse . and .I',.oas,rept.;ated.la4 night with unabart,d suc cess. Indeed, as the mere serif - 14s partS hAve been •retretiched, the whole is mere compact,' and the general'etket «'B9 more spirited. The Per formers :were in . firmer 'possession of their parts, and exerte d thr'nselves to the full satkfaction of a numerous audience. It is hut justice to this pleasant - f4ece to say; 'that it shews more of the genuine:manufacture of British humour than Iles appeared in most modern productions of a'sitnilar description. • . KRAN Kitely,. in Every Man in his .171,thiour,..noil.,,Sir Giles . Ocerre3ch, in A New iVay to pail Old Debts; iii ,ho:',l of which characters is Vit tlrly DictoNs, is ,fast recovering from the s•e• (-I.e am! fearer with which she.has been :flitiheri for Nl)rne • 7:4 , 6, 11380N , late, ref Gnvesit-garden; Awl Mrs. lint.AlFiD , :t the i - TolnaTtet,Tlig4o7e t nwle their first ain2-e;iranee in Etilininn*h•tin -Monday: last, th former in the,ehafact.ei of Mrs: - . iictifee;- and the fatter as the Countess of Wintersen. L'.. I :D.EST.I . ii.“INIS,NI,:-,-NtimsTONzi, - -.DC:7,_'H T... 7 SoN---(50 .Dag)-- 7 .Last t a quarter after 10 o'clock, I`uri . , 6,E compleied 60 . miles . ; and this morn;ng, rt,,gnarter.before 3, stafte.d; and the . gronnd being in fine order ; hel'anp enmplished, by 20. miwtte.s 'after 6, 101- miles;;; the boy 41, miles at half. past 7 ;•at 9, Tuffee • i~ miles ;. the boy, by 20 'nitrate: after 10, 4 mile,; '; :It 2. they 111 id accomn!ished 3.6.?„ at 4; 44 milex, and at 9, 58 miles.. Tuifee ‘va'b - then go ing on: STOKES, the Bristol Pedestrian, has com pleted his lBth day's 50 wiles. The several BadgeS for the CoiiipaniOns,or the Bath are completed, and it' seems no ceremony for the investiture of the Officers ‘vlio kave been nominated, will take place. Several Medals have been sent to the Duke of WELtANG'roic, to dis ,tribute to the OffieerS now serving w ith his Gree, who are. appointed ; while thoSe for the Officers who are in this country-are not yet issued. The Duke of YORK, as Grand Master of the Order, has . had the, insignia, and it is. reported that.tliose for the army will be-sent to the (hikers by his Royal Iliglines's,. while those for the navy and Marines will be forwarded hyViscoUnt The Medals are minfeat the expence of Oovern= merit,,9nder the suvvrintendence of the Heralds', Co!lege, and the only expence incurred by the in dividuals, is below 7t. as fees for placing their ,esenteheons'; &c. in Westniinster Abbey. The ,long passage ,of that venerable !wilding. leinling Vllth's Chapel, will be ornamented with Armorial Bearings of the COmpanions neatli their banners, similar to those of the Knights itiside•tive Chapel,: but no - st,Ols will he appro priaredfor this class of the Order.----A further se lection of ,Officers, it is said*, Las taken place, -Vilic4 'Are stated at or 20; LAtV IN-rt;;i.t,it;ttel4. t.0t. 1 117r J)Ec. - stuhas V. citAmpEcs.. nr. ll T lNdrul.ri:sritted, that kv.,,s appli.: cation 00 the -part of Mi'..Stnb'x, the Ft titi tiing creditor; prtrying tilat the boinni.ssoto f ruptcy, which hat! bteh isSned again,t 1111... Chain plight he re-staird The itairo:,:pt Inol been deSci.ibed as 'bate of Chatham., bhi lant•ti,pel t .,ect .tLtit he had livcd anti carried It on business at o chiesfel'. ' • „ The LORD Cilit NaELLOn beileVed ti,Cre case where a commission had been re-seala.d aftet it had been acted oth , . . 111 r. 11'i~oi+rtstD skiTd;' Clint 'rti;piteeeditigs had. - been tahen untler•thisoft tit sf(7n. ` The Lo.tio c.biAscELl.ott asked, whether the pc !-..recfitor had proveC ,nis debts ? repiied;th'at be had, The :t e nt;?) then . said, th;.t suii.fle act tnnst be consider'ed nit Pro'ceediug Lord . Tninot had deter-it:or:I that it a commis=: - sfoti issued; - and . the petitioning ereditor . proved his debt , the commission would be good; though the bankrupt die . d on the toliocit:ing- (hiy. Mt% %Yriqciffr:LO thought.that Le could snake a fair ease, to it - Once his Lottlibip . to pr . liyer his petition. He - then prficeeded to read, ecerzl aftidovhs; ‘l.l,Alt to pra ' Ve; bankrupt ;ivai4ng' hintsell of the erroneOns de= scriptio.':, had ilithiced his bry.lier to issue i Aew -- coaitilissi,)O 3 It#d eonC-erted 'a plan for e_lectint,. assignees, for dkposing of his estitt - e, and prOcur ing his certiicifie. • A . .;,111r. Lit cu sai;i•,. that tiiess utlidavits' had not, been tited till the - preeetEng evclii. t g, amid there had pot beetoiine for the pi;tiiS to answer thetw,,- The Lotto TIILV . „ bave a; o.l) , trtti;?ity of teplying to thern. here , 2 - stablished rnle.ot C.'otirt; espeeting the tittle of filing of ~tit ~ 1 am SOrly to lulveoccLisicM obsery t , that solieitorsyery otte'n. :pay DO 11;015-,1'44 . eet . t 4.) the orders. of flits 'Court; • Won if w:t: of their clerks 4;:eiiiied . over a it. l of Ohl 'Court, -has been - frith:l W , lth in a tray that_lnAS become tittcrly hitolerable. As the - ,buSittrss nom,. peo4 ceetls., great hart of cvery N . vcek is' spent hi Mere poiifts of practice, while the rent interest of titors' titost impropeily delayed, and the *public are induced to - suppose that the tardy. fiftiii!ier of eeeding is attributable solely to the Co,irt. if is; now past twelv,e o'clock, and not tine of the:l'olr -petitions . ; Which vi'ere specialiyappointed for tEis . day, Can '4e,hi;oCeeded in on account of rite irre gularitv. ;%.I. 7 llenever this happebs _again, I will oblige the . 'sOlicitiirs7to pay In? Coils ; and it more a,tt union. and thligence i is not "adiipted ifi the ge neial-Conise'of praetice,,l st.a.i think it my duty to resort - to 'sortie measures that Hwy riot be ex pected.". . His:-1,6)1.1;t op thea obsetv ed to Mr, WING. FIELD, tbatin the preselq. Instance, it would be ` proper to apply fora new eomthission, and not to re-seal the old„ one f . :for;if that ecimmissidn was invalid on 'account of . ft: c errtmebus d'script ion , 5,1 the bond, anti alit the subSetplent prodeeqings would be equally wrong, .lint the affidavit in reply utast be first beard. COI:11.1' OF KING'S ANCH, DEc. . , . give: Special.Jiny,.cau , :es .stood for trial this day r but they l,were all divo,ed w:thout as" siBCance of the 4,1i3r :The only case upon I,;fiieh anything was said, on either side, was, THE KING JOHN TAUNTON. This Was un indictment against the defendant; a ss,Fgeon, for inocuLiting children with the sunlit pox,. and causing them to be carried to and from his house, through the public streets," fad. bouring under that disease. . • The ATTORNEY-GEERAL, for the ,prosecittion,. said, !‘ Your Lordship will, I "ant sure; excuss my saying a word or two upon the course we ars about to pursue. Your Lord lip has proh,,nly frad an'opportunity of loukii4t it thr aril of observing what is the subject of the pro,e eution. Those who thiuli that it is of infi n o,e importance that the plag - t.e of toe small pox should Clot infect .the metiopoiis,.aS tar as 11amaa beings can prevent it, have instituted . this pro3ecuti.m, in cp n s tnine n ee of its having been alleged, that the“letendant has been in the ffaetiee of brin g . ing great hUmbers of, persons tO his Louse for lhe.'pu'rpose of being inoculatt . :(l,, - and oh entsink lieni to pass'itrongh the streets is all directions, and . in eery page of:.lbe thsease. Leztrued for ;the defendant,,.sayi ti it his senior 'COupsel ; Wabsent,and.adds,What is much 1110 re int portant;..that since this Tr()S6,dtilioll, defendant dias'given diretitions that the,prartie cotnplaitteti tof shall be preyenfe'd, and this 'tieing stated, I . 110eHao nbjectiOn that the trial should stand ovttr., and...l / consent to it. in the confidence that :those who adyiie:the'detentlaut, will enforce upon. impominee.of 'that directiOn, which it is ;stated he has given, behig attended to. God 'fin'hid, that those who have the small-pox, should. out he -attended in their own houses by any per-. suits tlr,p choose:;, bat the'y Must not he carried *abon't the: streets, ,t 6 the destructifm of others. My friend, Air. rOiloek, Will'emn.ramicate to his client, what has passed, and the ttuderstr,-.l(Nur, 'upon which . this iS • allowed to stand over." Mr. JUSICC: BAYLEY, (iVho 'sat for the Lord, 'Chief Justice.)—" i hope it i'Sufficientiv noto rious,, that-the causing 41tisons to pass throngft the streets •who may have that disorder upon, them, „althongit thty ate gOii'g to some person whohr they' have confidence, for medical advice, it an indictable -Ofince, 'and if that person, insieait of attenilitfg'thern at their own houses, as he might do, choosls to direct that they •shall,,from time to 'time be brought or conic to him, there is no goes .tion.that he.is also' liable to an indictment." The ATToRN -GENERAL—" The few sentences .which your-Lordship has now pronounced, are of. the highest importance to the community. • .John Fogarty, jun. was on aloqday last fJuni guilty of turgmg:stamps at Tl;6 • Stare Lottery finished drawing Thursday Last,. the 7th Dec:—The principal part of the Ca pital Prizes drawn on thfir day, inclUding No. 18,646, Grand Prii;i of 50,0001. 3 per Ci n t. Consols, were sold, in Sbare*, by IiICILVIDS.QS, GoopLecz, and Co. .~