The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-09 00:00:00

I 't 'l 7 ; •-„4 4 %, -e" f,,;;‹ -;=,! . _ ,: rfr 1 ' 444, . . . . . . ~.„, . ~.* - ,71 , M •—vali, r 1 ttz4, --A t ....,, . 14 41 I' r s , V‘t 7 7 : 1 , rr .....415...:, ' ...aitZnAs,.._ . < • . CI . _ 1 rti:. - ; s 1 -y .—,.- I\-17Nri3E-rt THURSDAY, MARGIT 9,18 L). [PRICE SIXPENCE-FIALFPENNY. FIRST TIME. TTIKATILE •ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rZlg PRESENT EVENING., March 9, their t Screams will p e rf orm , w ith appropriate ;;liakspeare's TravilY of KING RICHARD THE SECOND. IVith coasiderable Alterations and Additions, from the writ ings of the same Author. . . • 44„, With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. '" 4 a new Orertnre, Act Svinpl)onics and Marches, inct x! le atid to t he Tragedy, CoMpased by Burrowes. y i S' Richa r d th e S econ d , Mr. Kean ; John of Gannt,Doke r,,aucaster, Mr. Pope; Duk e o f Y or k, M r . H o ll an d ; Bp- . a il brake, Mr. Elliston ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Rae ; Earl et kr l i brub,heriand, Mr. Pow e ll ; H arry P ercy, M r. B z i rnar d ; ui~t a Annicrle, Mr. Wallack ; Earl of Salisbury, E!7.:" p o ; le the Queen, Mrs. B ar tl e y; . Bl anc h e ( w ith a S ong) , o 'To which will he added, the Farce of - 11 F thrortcr HOUR. ; S~I b`3. the General, Mr. Gattie ; Mr. Oxberrr ; Nicholas, Mr. Penicy ; Julia, Mrs. E:1W114. n, "`" li. dav a 'rrize to Slialtslieare ; after which 477b. a . " " T _1! a ii:nr be called Past Tett o'Clock, and "" i Yi\iglit. • ThEATR E ROYAL, COVENT-GAII.DEN. 1 1 ! 18 PRESENT EVENING, March 9, will "" Perfumed ;Ile Play of .1' TIIE STRANGER. 41 S traner, Yonng ; Count \Vint ersen, Mr. Hamer , 13 1roa S te i n f ort, Mr. Barrvmore ; Francis, Mr. Farley; t"ss- ; Counti°. u * l l, Mr. Emery; Peter, 'Mr. Simmons ; Mrs. ktaller, , c Winters e n, M rs . Egerton. After the Nf nsieal Varee LOVE LAUGHS AT LocKsmums. Riot, Mr. Mathews ; and Lydia, Mks Matthews. S4 LU•rdZtY, Venice Preserved . ; wit!) Th . e Sleep Waller. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. ORATORIOS - . T• THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW, FRIDAY, March 10, 1815,, torio :pi' be repeated (by particular desire) the Sacred Ora- THE MESSIAH. - Composed by G: F. Handel. In Which Miss Stephens s'll s' .• the grand ,cene, " There ',..- Tt e t Zt e Ph,'s," ,"Con h e ' unto I l n A," sand " I know that , my At a • enier "yeth.' --,-Miss Griglietti ," If God be for us. • stku. Williams, " Hour beautiful.' =Miss Singleton, : 0 lit.it that teilest," " H e shairf, e d his flock," and the l)uetto, ironO that where is thy sting," with Mr. DurtisetlrS.S_a u l l th ' - .c .' 11..loice greatly " "H e was cut off," and " 6 „"istledth.ls,t,ll?t."—:Mr. Br ' a.harri 4 " Comfort ye,"." H . e -Mr. ‘ c 3, e l: `r• ' ~Y hold and see," and "Thou shalt !mak. • .A... • -mile (t , , 7, }or behold darliuess ;" 'Mid Mr. Kellner, " Thus ~,., and ,_ , . o . 1 1 0 - ti ll.the L ord," " Rut whmay abide," " Why do the na t;o_r '•the trumpet shall sound." • Nc, - s i t l e . °f the Band, Mr. Ashley.—Organ, by Mr. S. , _ ' N 5i:!:, N. ,,,,,, (4 , 1 1 : 2 5 1- 1,, L. : ‘Dy, who bas' . been .. ..!ett_ltl liliiv,.m. 1 •Isin I ourame for the Education of her_• l ' 0 , fraii l 7 ~ • 4 ( I take TWO or THREE LTTI'LE Cif RLS,.._ , x it . i;_ tii :.', J i. I ,? Years old, to EDUCATE with her own Family. Ite . i;li oox-rness, a Parisi-x-1 of the first-rate abilities,. is ill n ' ttl '' 110, 1 e. r 1 ' ' ' I; 1 3 , History, Arithmetic, C4c)3raPhi' with toe Useofrene''Enir'sbes V4aCi"g an"3sh." itre taught .ifitxli .....4 - j .± . . 5 ',red.—Letters (-lost Siait4 dl? '4P -"Drawing' re 1 ? "silt ii , Fessed to W. 13. No. sb, Spring-garden, .eet litintediate.attention. ____ . S TA TE LOTTERY of only 15',000 Tickets, une containinz Three Prizes of 30,0001. each, and Five of Th ousand'G u i neas the latter to be paid without deduc tioh iA sor.D. 1132 AD, BURNE, a n d C o . respec tf u ll y i n f orm the Pult -2,e? 'that the LOTTERY con t a i n i ng the above ext raor di nary 4t to "1-c omraence Drawing on the sth of APRIL n ex t., ottthii tthat TI CKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at their 4 't No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE; the Fifth and Fif- Yiid Bhinli; on the First , Day, and the• Tenth, Twentieth, Thirtieth, on the Second, will each be entitled to One 7 ianct G u i neas in Gold; which Prizes will be paid at the " 4 ° Ofiice in SPECIE, without any deduction whatever. • ... GOLDEN LoTTERY 1 THREE CERTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND ,. POUNDS ! 4 h% FIVE of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS each, which wii! be PAID IN GOLD. BISH returns his grateful thanks - to the IT• Public throughout the Kingdom for their distinguish rt P arours. He f ee l E pleasure in - linnouncing.the attractive il'' id unpreeedvnted Novelty of THREE CERTAIN THIRTY . O USAND POUND PRIZES, in the present Lottery of ,4'T-15,000 Tickets; and as no former Lottery, evca of °MO Tickets, ever contained- more than Two of 30,000), the ehatee of gaining so large a Capital is now increased•lqve hipEttalso, as a grateful Tributc of.ltcspeet to the Public, be de as that • the Five Prizes• of One Thou %,„:.; ad ez fi - tlineas each, shall be paid in Gold as soon as drawn, „..L,,,10ut ;tat Dsd , •t• ni whether tilos,sold ih Tickets C'll4l'es,a4t. eit ( lie t r 'c' of it his , Offices, or at 4 any other Office in the diadoiu. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Zi Prizes 0f...... L.. 20,000.... are L .G o ,noo 3 C. .............. 10 ,000 30,000 .............. 1,060 ' 5,230 V, . And Twenty-two other Capital s , & c .& c . sstArawn 10,0001.... w ill receive.... 9.0,000 More ! .419-11.1 d-drawn 10,0001... oxil I receive...r. '20,000 M t .....;u,nou Morel '-drawn 10,0001.: .. receive.... , 20,000 More! fir Making Th ree Prizes of 30,000 eac h ! st bav, j sth Blank will rece i ve 1,000 G u i neas i n Gold ! 15th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold!. ' e cond ad loth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! 2 0th Blank will receive 1,00 Guineas in Gold ! 30th Blank will receive i ,000 Guineas in Gold! t,ins Drawing sth of (NEXT MONTH) APRIL. t l te to r tt ts and Sh ares are now on Sale by BISIT, Contrac— %%7 , CORNHILL ; or 9, CHARING-CROSS, London, p ri h ....!e last Lottery.tid te 'lrvilo last :30,0001. Prizes, and Fift etn C ap i ta l ", in th V. l , 1)11 . 110 WELL'S PO WDERS, i Is, a Packet. ... Ir L' , l' s, EPILEPSIES, CONVT.TLSiONS, b t ii,,,--icsrEltics, and all kinds of Fits radically cured by -bIishtVVELL'S POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta trw c hicaey of these invaluable Powders in the a!)pve.(ll,,- b24•111f; Disorders, has been indubitably proved by the :2- Ivi",it's Cures already .communicated to the Public, from '') the followinz, is selected : o 14mrss /lout,. Williams, of Lavtonstone, Essex, sixteen years 4, , 5 1,1 , ,11 vioivnt Fits from her childhood ; but, upon taking 6,:- L,‘'wderA, sh e was siookcomplaely cured, and ra)*e ," - i...iirfect health ; for which ,gr..:ot Messing the Res'. Mr. to 4 eY Mit i t • • I Layton- •publicly returned thatAg t 6....,,, s, LC .I st.,•it, . qsr,".'..llrm4lity, izt lils Chapel, on , the tutu of November; r• -v r;Ltet_ , l by Mr. W. Embliu, Master of the Academy ; Thi .. "•,'.'nues ; and Nil's. It. ::rant. 1% Nis.iforereign b.enled v i, prepared under the patronage of 4 s k ,i 4 d es tY, bv Dr. 10\ - vell, Felia - ,v of King's Cutilel7o., and ( 1 ,1 ( , at his iiouse, No. IS, Itathhone-place, Oxford-road,. ,. 'Ni b 4 " , 04 no Where else, at us. a Pocket, iii_yil!sh is boll led 4 'freatise written by the Doctor on the above-wen kkd Dis , 4 tkl3eS. 1., 1 11 :tt ••• t 1 1 the P •derc.. sent - ; 45 ,, k•s Tpoit pi . .iT du.v answeret., all , , oks, . 14: i', 4 rt of the i , wtc,l Kiiiplom. aft,. ,• tl2:)a'il be uude a . aioted v - All a1o; the parti;:ulars - ~ ..a,,, ' "i'l COPY tJ a.c pinTrloN from the TOWNS of NIANcliEs- TER and . SA A LFORD against the proposed ALTER' . . "in the conN LAWS. - - - • To the Honourable the 041'1111°ns of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament-assembled. ryriTEhumble Petition of the undersigned I 1 •chants, Cotton Manufacturers, Spinners, -and other Tithabitants, of the Towns and Neighbourhood of Manches 'fey and Salford, in the County Lancaster, . . Sheweth, That yourPctitioners, deeply impressed with the serious corroNttenes of the proposed additional Restrictions upon the importation of Corn, feel it their imperious duty to state the sitnal ion of the Cotton Manutactore. _ _ _ That this tHeaure must materially raise the price of Corn, and consequently that of every other species of Provisions. That during the War considerable fluctuations in the price of labour were created by political circumstances, but that the average price, which is the standard of support, ,was but barely equal to the'maintettauce of the Manufacturing La bourers. That the manufacturing . IVZlges are now very much lower thin upon an average during the War, without any prospetit of advance. That notwithstanding erroneors opinions which have been stated before Pat'llament, concerning manufacturing wages not being ~ .'ep?.ndent upon the price of Provisions, your Peti tioners are conrincctl that ally permanent rise in them wilt lift the price of the an.ss of labOnr, anal diminish the demand far it. That considerable emigrations of skilful wolknien, anil a large transfer of capital, have already taken place to the Continent and the United States, and if Cie pressure is in creased, it is impossible to calculate tire consequences. That the progress already made in, Foreign Countries dur ing the War, by the introduction of our improvements in the Cotton Machinery, and by the cheapness of labour, has in many instances !hailed, and in others supplanted, British fabrics: That your Petitioners consider the proposed measure Kill undermine the foundations of our Manufactures, and, in con sequence, ultimately and equally injure the interests of the Landholders ' That your Petitioners, relying upon the general and-strong exctression of the sense of the Country last year against this measure, have hitherto. abstained from .further representa tions. That your Petitioners, considering the price cf Provisions, and the excessive depresion of waL:es, view the proposed mea sure with the greatest : alarm and consternation, and most se riously conjure your most Honourable House that it may not pass into a Law. This Day were pohlisned, in One Volume, Quarto, illustrated hy a Map and twelve . • Engravings, price 3s..boards, PRAVELS In the lON:AN ISLES, in ALFA IA, THESSALY, and cinzEm, in 1812 and 1313. Together with an Account of . 'a Residuncc 'at Joan nina; the Capital and Court of Ali Pasha;' and with a more cursory Sketch of a Route through Attica, the Morea, &c. Be HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. FILs. &c. &c. *,,* The nrincipai object of this Work is to afford sketches of the scenery, inhabitants; natural hi3tory, and antiquities of those parts of Greece, which have been - hitherto more partially known or dencrihrd. Printed for Longman, Hurst, R.ets, Ormy, al7ifi Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and. at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond- Street. SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By LEIGH and SOTHEBY, BouUellers, at their House, No. 45; - Stroud. opposite Catherine-street, THIS DAY, March . R. and Three foiluw•in Days (l iunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock, ART' of the LIBRARY cif the late General ROBERT CRAUFURD; containing his entiru of:Military Banks, in the German, French, and Eng lish Languages; likewise au extraordinary rare Assemblage of Military Maps, Charts, and Plans, with an excellent Col lection of Maps of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Also, Plans of the various Navigable Canals, &C. &c. To which is added, the Small Library of a-Militarr Officer. To be viewed on Monday, March 6, to the Time of Sale, and Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale. MANOR of HALL-PLACE, in the COUNTY of HANTS. To he SOLD by AUCTION, at the .AUCTION-MART, London, on THUR!!,DAY, the 16th day of Match, 181.5, at One o'Clock, in One Lot, THE very desirable and improvable Customary MANOR of HALL-PLACE, situated in the Parish of 'l r ately, about two miles from Sandhurst and Blackwater, and 33 from London, with the customary Court Fees, Quit-Rents, and Lands, Haliinote, Copyhold of Inheritance . (nearly equal in value to Freehold} ; comprising u Y4tely-hose, with . Gardens, Fish-ponds,, Water Corn-mill, and Farms contan,in; .2.39 Statute Acres (more or less) of inclosed Meadow, ra,ture, and Arable Land, part thereof ex-, onerated from Tithe of Hay, by a Modus of 2d. per Acre, with extensive and valuable Manorial and other Rights of Pasture and Turbary, &c. on the large Commons and Heaths of. Irately, now in the *renting of Messrs. Bosley, Hewett, White, and Bedford, at very old Rents, amounting only to MIL per year. Yately is nearly the central of a fine Sporting Country, abounding . with Game, and the intended Inclosure of the Wastes, and Enfranchisement of that Copyholds wilt add con siderably to its value. Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, who will shew the Estates ; also at the Inns at 'Backwater, Hertford-bridge, and Bagshot, and at the Auction Mart, London ; arid, for further Particulars, application Allay be made to George South, Esq Charlton Cottage, near Shaftes bury; John Stanley Simirt, Esq. 23, Red Lion-square; Thos. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; Edward Robson, Esq. Castle street, Leicester-square, London; 'or to Messrs. Bond and Pickering, Land Agents, 49c1 Surveyors, Axminster, WILTS' AND DORSET. To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, in Lon don ; on Thursday, the 15th of March, 1815, at Twelve n'eloct:, in Two lats, THE CAPITAL MANSION, and Excellent Offices' of ASHCOMBE, with the beautifully -Pie turespe, Woods, Plantations, and Grounds, delightfully situated in the enchanting Vale of Asheouthe; presenting an Eligible Residence for a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction. With the capital and highly improvable Manors and Estates of 'Pollard Royal, and Ashgrove, with the Liberty of Layer mere, and Manor of Toliar. Baron Down Hundred and 'fol iar Farnham and Stuhhampton, otherwise Steppington Manor ; with the Chief and Qnit Rents, Rights, Royalties and Privileges appurtenaar.to the said Manors, advantage ously situated between the two great Western roads, in the parishes of Tollard Royal, Berwick and Donhead St M' v, in the County of Wilts; Faro haat, Little Fittle Farnham, Tarrunt Grenville, and Handley, in the County of Dorstt; about Fourteen Miles front Salisbury, and Six from Blandford, Shaftesbury, and Cran!mnrne, forming an entire Freehold Property, of :1,95? Statute Act( s, with Royalties abundantly stored with Game, extending over about :1,500 Acres; the estimated yearly value, Ttirec Thousand Five Hundred Pounds. The Mansion and about ‘2,20t) Acres (including Son Acres of Woudiand,; are in Demesne, tit t residue is granted by Leases, or Copies for. One, Two, and Three Lives, under . nominal Rents or Herints. Printed Partieulais may he had of Mt. James Dewitt, of Koval, who will stew that Manor, (and s h co mbe _I - louse and Grounds may be viewed with leaveof P. C. Me thorn, 1:.,+ M.P. the oecopier,) of Mr. 'Josiah Uarrett, of Tolla - t FM - tile:in, and M. Thomas I lilt, of Steppir.ito WhO will chew 'that Manor; also at the Loddon and principal Inns in Salisbury-, Blandford, and :soaftes')ury ; and for further. Particulars, and inspecting the Maps, appli cation may be Made to George South, Charll,n Cvttagv, near Shaftesbury; John- Stanley `:mart, Esq. Red Lion square ; Thomas ;:orris, Esq. Lincolus-Itin ; Robsan, Esq. Castle-street, Ljiceater-square, London ; ur to Nlvs.t , . Load and Pickering - , LanJ alla - Sll4:;•eioes, Astiaizaster ARMY CON FR. CTS, Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George street, Feb. 28, 1815. NOTICE is lierebfgiven to all Persons desi ro,4s of contracting to .supply the following Articles for the use. of the Army, rtz. BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned counties and Island, :—Ablerney—Anelesea— Berks (ift eluding the Tbwa -of Ilungerford) —Berwick—Brecon— Bucks—Cambridge • (including the Town of Newmarket)— Cardigan—Uarma7then—Caroarvon—Chester=-Cornwall (in cluding- Scilly; —Cumberland—Denbigh Derby Devon— Dorset—Durham— Essex Flint —Glathorgan Gloucester (including the City. of Bristol)—Guernsey—llants—flere ford—Hertford—Hunts—lsle of Mao—lsle of Wight—Jer sey—Kent—Lancaster— Leicester Lirtcalo —Metioneth— :~liddlesex—itionm out ti - lontgoniery—Norfolk—Nort ha p tun—Nort humberland,-Nott i ogham—Oxford Pembroke— Rad nor--B,ii tland--Sal op—Souferset —Statiord--Suffolk— Surrey-I.lSieN---Warwich---WeStltiOrelaild—Wilts—Worces ter—tork—and in the several COnnties in North Britain. - OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments, and Quarters, in the undernhlntioned Counties and Islands : A ngl rs,L—Bedford —Bet recon—Buelis-- r.3am ridge Oad —Carmart hen—Carna rron—Chester—Cumberland • 12enbi;4 . h —Derby Durham—Flint— G lam organ—Glonces tur —llerefard —Hen ford —Hunts ncoin—M e onrnouth—Montgoniery— Northumberland 0:- ford—Pembrui , e—ltatinor—lt t4land —Salop—Staiford—Mest mo re I a nd—W 0 rcester. FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, ,to his Ma jesty's Cavalry in'l3arracks, and OATS in Cantonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties in South Ilti tairr:—Berlts—Cornwall--Oevon--Dorset--Essex---Hatits (itaclntling the Isle of Wight)--- , Kent— Lancaster—Middle sex ---Norfolli—Nort ham pton—Nott i ngbam---Sumerset f folk--Surrey—Stissex—,Warwick—WiltS—York:Land in the several Counties in North Britain. That •the Deliveries are to cemmence ott and for the 25th day of April next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed op, and ni.arked " 'I ender for :linty Supplies," , will be'reeeiVed at this Office on or before Friday, the 24th Day of March (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day) and, if sent be Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals Must • lie made separately for County and Isldurl,"oteept .fo 7 the Counties . comprising North and Split h Wales, all of which must he included in - one Tender ; as also must the several Counties in No-4 - th Britain; and each Pthposal must hare the Letter which is - ansiexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by Two Persons of known pro perty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in. the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; gild no Proposal will be no ticed unless Made on a printed 'render, and the prices ex pressed in words at length and should. it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract nu Troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the Expenee of the , Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con tractor, to he refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts ma V lie had upon Application at this Office, between 1 4 :nt Hours of Eleven and Five; at the Office of Deputy Coanuis;;ary-General Young,•Edinburgh ; at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General C . 'oope, Guernsey; and at: the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Bent, Joe sey. A few Copies only now left on Sale, of P ,OLOAION's GUIDE to HEALTH; Three ;. being a Treatise on rc male Diseases, Ner vous and flypoehoOdriae Complaints ; also General Remarks On those •Diseases with ,which the Iluwan Body is most •fre quently. afflicted, and Remedies most properly adapted fur cikeh recited. ive .COm plaint. Sold by Samnel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Sherwubd, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and all Booksellers. • if Essits. aNGFORDS respectfully inform the Nobility_ and the Public, they are REMOVED from their late Itesidenee in Keppell-street, .to No. 4a, WOB9,URN-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE where they eon :tinue to perform RADICAL CURES on IfERNI.I that ad mit of being retained in their situation by a Truss, so as in a -few months to render the wearing of that Instrument unne cessary. • Messrs. LINGFOItDS beg to observe they can give Re ferences to Sllilf,CollS of eminence for the success snd safety of their Mode et" Treatment. Hours of ittelitiatire at home from nine o'clock in the morn ing tilt three in the afternouu. HICI ViANS's PILLS. are au EFFECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COM P LA I NTS in the ItACK ;Ind LOINS, KI DN LYS, 13:„A 1)1)1 , .R, and LI) NIIIAG o, F the various Complaints-incident to the ha imui ?lame, there are none •thoreAreadrul in their na ture, nor more a limning- in their consequences, than the Grav6l anti Stone. They. ale complaints to which, every person is liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles, 'which - not only cause the excruciating tortures, be.mare a foundation for every other species of disorder. utC'KNIAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine, but kippily destroying the petrifying quality of it, frooi which proceed the above Complaints, &c. removing the or gritty concretion::, and banishing every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. 11.1 C K VI A N , Apothecary, • St R,—l believe Hickman's to be the best Medicine ever known for curink: the' t; rivet, th,retore I have taken the opportunity to recommend them. Two Boxes .art a half have cured site, SD thitt I have not found it necessary to take snore ; and, although I have :isitered greatly from that dis— order, I shall never be afraid of it when I can procure•so good a remedy. I ant, &c. R FIERRIER. Ormsby, 'tear Yarrnooth, Norfolk, July t, IStz. Sold, wit ,lesale and retail, at U. Butler's Chemical, Drug,. and Patent. Medicine - Warehouse, 4, Clteapside, corner ot St. Paul's Church-yin d, London ; Slurp a-d 13elatn, iu Vortsitiontli ; %Vesttln, Allitut, and Mallory, Port - ; flail - an(i Gosport ; - Coleman and Jacob, S ;memos ; lto,s, and I urner, lioxland Cook worthy, Granville, Nettlettin, and Gilbert, ymoutlt ; Knott and l.lo)d, and S Money and - Co. birmingbam ; hillinge,, Edwards at - Al Penny, :ma Lithbury, - Liverpool ; Staines - and - Lynch ' Manclietter ; - Trewittatt, Exeter ; Sinith, llanderton, Readbion, Scott, and 13 ix ter, Edin bitten ; Baxter and M'Donald, .Clasit.ow ; bulgen and harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co, Norwich ;. Swinfen, Leicester ;, Dunn and Sutton, Nottinoarn ; Harding, Gus poll; Sintinund,;, Blandfurer; and retail by most Country licaes al za. 4A. each, and 6s. eac:lt. CORONER'S INQUEST ON THE BODY OF THE YOUNG MAN WHO WAS SHOT IN •BURIANGTON-SLREET. Yesterday evening an Inquest was held before ANTHONY {ALL, Esq. at the Red Lion public houSe, •Portland -street, Poland-streJt, upon the body of ED wAitri VYSE, a midshipman, son of Mr. Vv se, printer, of Denmark -street, who wet his death on Tuesday night, in'l4oington,street, Piccadilly, in consequence of s'ehne shots having been discharged from the house of Mr. Robin-'• son. The Jury having been sworn, repaired to the St. James's. Workhouse, Where they took a view of the body, after which they retur4l , l to the Red Lion, where the following evidence *us given : John Power deposed, that he is employed at • Ibbottson's Hotel, in Vere-street. Ott Tuesday evening, about 10 o'clock, he was at the corner of Burlington-treet, Clifford-street. There were' "then about 40 persons calk:r:ter! ground him at the corner: ' At that moment all was peaceable 'told quiet. Witness observed the deceased walk along the street, previous to which he heard the dis:- charge of at least.three pieces of fire-runts. lie saw the flashes previously proceed from thetn. Could not say whether it was from pistols or mus kets. The deceased was upon Mr. Robinson's side of-the way. Upon his reaching the house he saw a flash from' the wiudow, accompanied with a report. The deceased instantly fell upon the ground. Witness 'ran towards him, and raised him up. Ilc -.did not utter a groan, but appeared to be quite dead. Witness, assisted by others, carried the deceased to the house of Mr. lierrison, surgeon, in. New Burlington -street, who, upon examining the body, found it dead, and recoto mended that it should be taken to the Work bonse, in Poland-street. .Witness did not know the deceased ; he was dressed in the.uniform of a midshipman, auttwas quietly walking by. 'Titers: was no riot at the. time : a brick or stone had been previously thrown, which witness beard strike against the wall or window of Mr.. Robinson's house. . There were very few persons near the deceased. Here the witness was asked by a Juror, whether at the actual moment the shot was filed which occasioned the death o the deceased, there wits any riot or molestation offered to any individual in the street, or whether there was then an outrage .cotninitting upon the house of Mr. Robinson ?. Witness replied not the least of any sort! Witness remained there alto gether about a 'quarter of all hour, but did not observe :any unusual conduct beyond what he had stated of the people, except the throwing of the brick or stone, a minute or two before the de ceased was shot. There certainly was no riot at the time. 4olort Masters Kerrison deposed, that he is a surgeon, re siding in edge Ilurlington•street. _\t It; o'clock on Tnzsday evening the deceased was brought to his house. Upon c.N. :mining the body, he discovered that a wound had been iu tlicted by a bail, in the head, perforating the brain, and pe netrating, through the left parietal bone. He was I,, , rfeetly motionless and dead. His death was evidently oecasiourd by the, ball passing into the brain; part of which was attached to.the hair of huts head. The ball was not extracted, and wit ness Was not enabled to say whether it proceeded from pis tol c,r minket, or a blunderbuss. , rigg,.reSiding in Suntcrs-Town, was passing on his way home from Chelsea, where fie had been to spend the evening. • He came through Barlington-stret!t about to o'clock. He silty three persons standing in the parlour at the window of \l r. llobinSou's house. Ouc of them anpeared3o - be dressed in black ; another appeared to be a soldier, and . wore a foraging cap. Ile held a to sket in his, band. A s t one or b r ie* was T reviouslv thrown 4 the .‘i•indow of Mr. .Robinson's lionSe,li - Oin hieit reports of stitch etry or other fire arms had pi eviously come. He saw tie musket let died by the person-before described: He believed the shots came from that (It - miler, and from the S;tuatioa in which he saw the Wall tvitlt the foraging cap, it believed the Intal suet: was discharged hint. There was not the least disturbance, :or riot at.the time these shirts were !discharged.. Whet/ the deceased fell, the cry of '' Murder" was raised, and in,tantly a-few persons ran towards hint. The fear, however, of meet ing a. similar fate, obliged theta to withdraw, but one or two persons again ventured to advance and take the lofty to a surgeon, George Moss corroborated the foregoing evidence. At this period of the investigation, a Letter ~was received by the Coroner,: from Mr. Bakteß, the Police Magistrate. The following is an ex act copy : ' • - Pa fnieOffiee; Marlborougb,sreet; half-past 5 p. m. " P.,—Mr. Robinson's sert,..!.ts have just called here to • state, that the people in the public-house (we presume in Mai 'borough-street) were so ;Ouch irritated against them, that they could-not stay there in slfety; lest,-by their becoming known, they should be exposed to the fury of the populace...— They have, therefore, gone home, and are ready to ikpoiev Wheileeercitned Upon, to all the circumstances, which led to the unfortunate death. • - " bait your eery pheNent, &c. " h.. BAKEIL" • Immediately after this letter nas read, a Gen tleman of respectability entered the room, and stated, that ther..it were three most respectable per sons who were present when the melancholy event took place; and . whosee‘idence, he stated,' front all he knew,. to be most material. These persons were wholly unacquainted withthe time and place of the Inquest. One of thent,ile-said, had been with Lord Partiley in the course of the day, and his relation of tare circionstaneewas of such a na ture as to induce his Lordship to say, that if the . . . Inquest were adjostrited, would attend it. He larther.stated, that upon the issue of • the Inqtteste•and the event itself;-'his Lordshlp meant to make - a motion in the llou:Se of The CottoNEß • then addressil i`the alley , anti - submitted to them, whether.tidcr. sin-Licircinn stances, namely, the: absence of Mr. Robinson's servants., and the importance of the ev4lenee now promised, it would not he advisable in adjourn the Itupiest until to-morrow.—The J ury instantly agreed to the sugge;tion. The'lnquest was there fore adjourned to this day. 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