The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-21 00:00:00

tuox.l p.% it r1;! c r '' )l T ° witit; is a translation of ti)e Protest , h) br'irist liisr i -,,, usport a ti ol t o St . Helitla, which I ;lpart e 11;. k iders ented to Lod: Keiili. Our ma Y rely on its authenticity. " I . PROTEST . 11 1 1" . p rotest soltmnly,, in the face of Freaven f men, :Pe ( ' the ,vi o l as i on o f my most sa rights by the' forcibl e ' disPosal Of my percon, 11eUer 'l4 1" libert Y• I came f ree l y on b oard the ,„,, - "" °41 : I am not the prisoner, I am the '-`st Enuland. M ice Seated on board the Bellerophon ' I was Inl tt te, ~.,‘:.e(utely entitl e d to, the ho s pit a li i y (Jo firs sur Juger) nt • the British people. If the Govern 4tents hYgivhu.: orders t o t h e C ap ° taiii of C:e Belle tt°Pholl to rec e i v my suite, intended Merely tei ' 14 Y a Stlar for eme and me, it has forfeited its lninour d sulliet~ its fl;t g • • If . this act h:Constiminated, it will be in vain a t the E tioish will talk to g urope of their till y' of their laws, of their liberty. The Bri -Ishtiith will have been lost in the hospitality of ,peter terophon• y appeal, therefore, to history : it will say th e an flet'rty wh o made war for t went y years on tl e n „ l3en P le "f England, came freely in his miifor tit; t( 'l'''ett ati assyltim under its laws, Wirat more t,r'"ing proof could he give of his esteem and of ttlen'tfide'te ? lint how did they answer it in Th e y pretended to hold outan hospi t .1111. 4 this-enemy, and when be sarrtoder inelf.to them in gdod faith, th e y sacrifice(' (t o.. q , • _ t)oard the netterephon, at sea, Aug. ut. " NAPOLEON." pub )taCh is tlte Protest ‘vhiCh th is lnan has the fisttled• lie.per)tests bvfore. Ileiven ail jR: i i 4 ce of the•ALmlciaTy ! Re appeals to that Great_ e hehlg whose 'tame he :has blaspiterned—'vsl".e. tiercy he 1 ira4 abused whose temples he'lla ~,,,,,e f.ttille(l'aliose Worship he has proscribed-- .' ti t re "' '"orks li e has. defijed—w hose crea tu re, ..in. bin,ell. the basest, most thankless, he h a s tr, li,s ; e " ,1 and destroyed —he mocks He ' r tv, c tlr'''ance b y ,h, e,: tre , o f a Protest ; he .1" lit ta, h :.. . • . f o r mercies Ili hi . amble himself lii agoll 13 4 ed 3.114 triines uhrepented, f his I()rs'ooth complains of the violatiwi of Nlits. • T .--.. What are the rigilt s of 1-It2N 4 P"I - E . 4, 4hthilit Cr a nd, a gibbet --If we a‘k what are his tl :4. 1. . the answer wilt be the same. His rights ... . ills liberty, . and his tree-cot ant' fre t e e . tlttiNs indeed ! Li 1--, a Prose.ribed mitcast with L . tc);,:i:t""s se ntetThe or the Jutliti'llTribun"l ` )f i(,,is fill ii. allgints' over him, and tie curses of 111i11f.,.. t„ne:: hcqd, says he. -come‘ '.`f r eelY 41 his l .E„„._ 4 ad.. ts 4 seek a" freely ntider the La Ws of . r, Nit, 11)1S Pi)Or 1110:11, so weighed down "y mis nes, aml s t• .1 A s he hinttelf says, ' ant! ° riltelltlitl .si le is ....111. ''' t 0 so hospitatt y' l 'o I the British l' en rn t Y th 's ' ) k, t6:l ' i s the same who is thus denounced c,,Q:.'ist S ett ce of 4every Enr°Pea" , _ State, hies i n i l)t I .: 1 Y hr eaii _ . the Convention which has eitahlisne" 7,,, ~„h : --qt:lha, latto%Arnicry. destroy: the only legal ;on in / NI " 4 44 eziatence dell.lirted ; b y aril'eanng dg , - de -I,4,:ite:..ith projecti of confusio n and disorder he has ')1 1 n . td4l"/ (lithe proicctioa of:he ma n and ha: man w.., ili:e. s'livera.t that there can be neither reziceudr fruce ita , 1 1 1'11 ( 1 agitin : • A, ai , ts . . '' , 1 , 1, 4 - :IY and Disturber of the l'auiilit le es are lama,: lf liable ,o, pallid,TT° a ft, ti, y n of ., t . he th, re C ate plain Words. Truth will "":', __ Li tt.: Ilis Misfortunes are the re -establisitait 1 :: ' i tr i d i ti „ (l4illl tY to Europe his ' volontary stet - ' lr,- Nil e!' of ;Ccoward—He talk 9 of going on . L ti4, tli t il 1,;: lier° 1 )15 0n freely, but this was after t itu t 4 si f t ° , i -, in his attempt to escape to 'Anterica ' t I t and , , „ .o ,, ean .critninals i ‘, rteeptacte of c.Ant I , as 0 , 11 kna 44 _ "Y to avoid the personal risks of a speedY oe eerenionions capture. • tit t abs of ow loyalty, pur laws, and l'il%14,1): beca nse vve have these blessings, andou!liber tile 'resetve them, that we shall have t l iii . direst Illy i ri r orf . eit;Se custody, When "We mercifully- sp . i' t r n e lie tried . 111 (tk t I ! It " life. Con.ciotis of his guilt. li ill esc a • • nsible—he "r" t t Zkt 44 i Pe--this he:found imp, . 'kti.' N ~t ‘'.l3ilid have been taken, but that he pre a - P1i4,11 Ittne4tutlitional sin render --yet he is not this ‘` t 1 tle c .* • us a proof of k - Att till a Cattl e to give )11 61,1, 11 ntl confidence NAV/lose eqeem I . ,iwil c o i s e e . c lar,, l f ce Tile man whose' existence was .on t)f . tilt t°lleited--•wito was beyond the protection Irtntalleketwi---who was delivered • (lye:" to public x. -...... (.1 the I3i, ''‘lly i - honoure • o lt I. tie pRiNCE nr:G ENT ~..n , , to (till4r l'' ''' W. XV. PoL E with his c`""11`; . 1 ,4 / T . 7 i na and 44„.,"LtN'a.---Te island s of St. .1"-e-,ing a 4,4ti1t54.-: `'lliit a cotitt.:.st 1.---70 he Im"e ' ' tesi it4l't46 i!','11,,) h tid 0 ly celvbrzattl as the tu"tre.,l,, „ l; i.'‘,titt;,,,-.1.1u'61/‘(.ll)(ilr'it-.--the other as P:c7l:l; h rei. tree ' t'II I I‘' 'l'l"Ci'l"'i CSPeCI;JiIy a ‘ e l% i,,e Ma i'lirscq. dli;tlll,,,,i_! t.)blii:,oo !tow LAT.b'S (.4.11,.11,.: „1,1)e ',wk. b , 41 14 : .Ni.olill [III g:ilth ttit: !"1,1.)!::(04, Li LI" I(tti,i.P.'l/iitbc. ‘..riLics :it thou"' D of'!. NAVAL N The CLlna ficet had tilt passed nt'aviginti at rte o'clock yesterda)i FALM'OUTII 3 AUo. 18 —Arrived the .S.Pey pp:ket, with a ''mail from Cortmoa, ii six d4s and the - Anteican brig Susan!ial:'., from Philadel phia. Sailed the Duke of Relit priCket, RONCE, for Lisbon.—;Wind W. 1 - lAKwict“ AUG. 20.—Yesterday arrived the 13 . eatiloy packet, - Captain Norri , ,, trout iiejvsoet slap, with mail an passengers.. Sailekithe Lord Nelson pa..kei, Captain . PEktIF., forCitilwvcii ; Auckland packet, Captain LYNE, f o r ill'ivoet4 slays ; and' the Alliance dont pa . ckt!t, Mmist.t ) Master, for Gottenhargll—all with of the ISO; instant, an Santlry rived this morning the (Econoiity transpoil, GEORGE KERR, Master. from Leith, with a de tachment of this 2d Dra7oons ; aisti tite ,tatah 'Margaretha, AiKit4 Nucitot-sos, Master, trait; St. Petorsbargh,. with A'c argo of hemp and kill tow; for orders.—Wind W. PORTsiNidUTH, AUG. 20.---.Xrrived stertlay hi Majesty's ship Pelican •troin A ser,,i;e: Ocean, JcittNsbN; front the I.),%viis, Int Sailed yesterday his .MAjesty's ships 1 71 teiniitie, Swift, and Hells Vottle,'fOr Cie Eirsti.vard. rived to; , dav ship Belieropkon,..trow the Nliest‘rktrti.—\Viiiti IVesterly. PLYMOUTH, AUG. I 9.—Cdffic in his Maje4ty's ship Surprise trout an iy tr,An a cruise,. Sailed the Eurot as Juig4te, 5 iippoe,cfl ror cite coalt of France, and Bellerophon'inan or %val. for Ports month—Wind N.W. DEAL, AiiG. 20.—Sailed this morning the AilX, TYLER, lcireland, HUDSON., adti Argo 7 .IIA,.CKLEN!, for America. Arrived the Chance hired Cutter front Us;eild his i‘lni e sty's sittfts 1. Ile Potile and Unrtir from the West‘iard, and have c-,led tor tt;c Ilivt:r to b& !laid oil.— N.W. NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL. „, On noinfly last a Court-Martial was held at Portsmouth, on Captain STEPH EN POPII A ' late . acting- Captain of the Montreal, in the Lakes in Cai.atla, for having, contrary to a verbal orier of Comntodore Sir •James • LUCAS YEo, attacked a oi American no.its in a creck ti'that Lake, whicit ‘vcre proceeding from Oswego to •SilCkett ' Hat !sour, with stores of every description, for the equipment of a large shin that a a, building in the layer harbour. The Court determined. that a verlial (spier bad been given to Captain Porn km, not to go into• any Creek, In his endeavour to in tercept the expected boats with stores, but, that h av i ng , I ,, ex p r etedly found them in Sandy Creek, and itavinc been greatly 'reinforced, by tak ing der his order s a division of armed boats, under Capt. SrILSBURY, and in a manner which could not Late heel, contannitiated by Sir J: L. YEO, he was turfy justified in malting the attack which he did, under the consideration of the infinite importance it was to the service that the boats should not reach Sackett's Harbour, and therefore adjudged him to be acquitted. The Court could not forbear sating their regret that Sir J. L. YEO Should have used, such reproach ful expressions in his lett,: to the Admiralty, which stat,e4 , Captain' Porn AM s capture ; and also their high disapprobation - of t he - severe im putation contained In C;tptain P.'s defence against his Courmanding Oincer, for having offered him self as a witness to the support of the charges — which it was his duty to do.' A CtiCirt Martial was held on Friday and Sa tnrday to inquire into the circumstmices attend ing the loss of the iirit:sit squadron. on Lake Champlain, and to • try Captain VRING, the next Senior Officer after the death of Captain DowN IE, and the Of#cers under his command, for the same. The - prosecution ( - dosed on Saturday afternoon, and this day t r.e 'several 011 - leers will make their defence. it appeared, from the proceedings. that two Of the Officers who ought ako ils have neer/ sent upon then - 'rill, did not Appe,ir i iz. Licutenaut Ra or, who atterwards deserted to the enemy, aotl as sinee,becn struck out of the list of Lieu tenants; and .Lieutenant M 4 Gge,. whose residence is not knotvu. The Gilliope; Which arrived at Portsmouth dri Thursday, in 21 days, Prow America,' brings an account - of tic ariival of his Majesty's ships Dic tator, Trave, Weser, Thames, an - d Abundance, at Quebec, atter a long passage of 56 days ft otn Spithead. These Slips would wait the arrival df the actin ers, seamen, and , marines, exnected front the - Lakes in liner Canada ; but, •as their jourlicy down the country would occupy a space of nearly twd months ; their arrival home cannot he expected for some tine. The Newcastle, Lord GEoRGE ''T! , Att - r, was to sail about the Ist inst. with a convoy or nine sail for England. The li • mitcd s- Tyree men front the lOth Veteran Batta. lion, with Captain DvvrtEs, N. and seamen. and marines trom Lake Ontario, are cowing home in the convoy. -General Baron De it;)TTEBL'IZGE I will arrive in the Newcastle. Str EnwAnD OWEN had left Quebec, to take a survey of the vessels on the - Lakes, and make arrangements for the sub sistence, &c. of the crews of such as will he kept iu cOMmission on a peace establishment. Sir RO BERT HALL, Collitllissloiler of the Nrval Duck . Yard . at Quebec, came home with the dispatches trout Commodore OnrEsr, Captain PETEIt FtsHER, late of the Ps . v ate,' and Licut..LYONs, and a party of the second division of the Lake seamen, also came home in her. The 2d battalions of the 6th and 57th regiMents are at rived here from Jersey, and the 2d liatta lion of the 82d tle-ont Alderney. 'The latter have landed and marched into Portsea hattracks. tichtaents are expected to be sent from these iT giments to join their first battalions, under the command of the Duke WHLLUNGTON. The 57tn are :)00 Ntrong, and Will land on Monday at (iosport, and march for Winchester. 'Fite Gth are gon e to Hilsea. line 3d G;,rrisoti Battalion Companies have marched tioal Fort Clunberland for ate Tower. The Sari ey Militia have marched Into Fort Cumberland ; and. the Sussex Militia into. Ciosport.—(Ports , f4ramrl;ire Courier). ArcaVALq .N .0131,m-iiiUltEB'e ArtHiYALs I J LONTDOrI. Colonel rind Major Thornton lintel, Sir ~ Tobn anti . Lady Lawls, at BI e's frotel, from the c.mtinent ; flan . Tho: , ::is Kenyon, at 4 Warren's Hotel, from Paris; Lord and Zady Leresoo Goer, from Parl§. DEPARTURES ROT LOU.NriN . . Lord St . .Hetells, on a visit to her Majesty at Windso ; the Cotintess of Claoricarde, and the Right HOn. Phillip Yorke, for Colchester; Lord and Lady 'Melt:Oar:ld, for Cheltenham ; night Htin. lohn Henry Frere, for Rayilon, near Dix,' Norfolk ; L.tdy Manson, for Briton-Hall, near Lincoln; Lord King, front a tour, t-) 1/0111a:1: York, Surrey : Lord Illney' fronl Dgl,iin, for Ca6tle I3laney, in Ireland ; Hon. (:•eptain . Temple,:froin a tour, on a visit to Sir thrist. Hawkins, Bart. i'rewsthain, near Granipound, Cornwall ; Earl Grey, fropi tour, to Howlek, near Alnwi . ck, Northumberland ; Earl of Pomfret, for Oaklands, near Cheltenham ; Lord Henri; Moore , AL P. froni Dover, for Scotland ; Lady Niosgtave,i . from Up per Seymour-street, for Raluirte; ,Earl of Bridf.iewater, for Ashi , idge, Herts ; Lord Cranbourn, tor Hatfield ; Hon. Lind : sey Barren, flir tailey Park, Kent ; Lord Georgelieresford, for Gillingham-Hall, :( COlonel POnSouhy, for Roe haolinop and Lirrd Kinuhird, fur Paris. ARkIVALS AT n.A3LsGATE.--4 - 10tl. Ws. Sloine, Dean of Canterbury, General Carleton and family, Baron Wolff, &c. AnntyAts AT ad of Roden, Sir Charles Col ville, Hon, Mr. Ongley, Lady Wallcoint, Likii.-f;eneral Sir tirvdges and Lridy tiz,nniker, Miss liertuili-r, Vice Admiral Sir WiTarn and Lady F.,isington, Admiral and Mrs. Vashen, Colonel Peinbetton, Ca ,twin Colville: THE THEATRE'. • LYCEIIM.----The new Op , ra Which was repre sent'ed for the first time on Saturday last at this Theatre, sonlinr tile title Of The Kin's Frog, .or Judge for Yowself, is founded iii a evell-known story in the earlier - reeiwk of this : country The heroine is the celebrated Eifrida, who was first introduced upon the sta , ge in a play written by Amtos.: HILT,. it, the Year 1710, si!•der the title of Elfrhia, or The Fair Inconstant; hot as it dial not sneceA. the Author reserved it rill 1731, when it was ae - aiss'brought forward with better success. The. subject was taken: up in '1751. by Mr. MASON', who formed his play- upon the model. O f the ancient Greek Drama , klithout hit e t ,d r ing it for theatrical representation. - In the year 1776 it was represented at Covent-Gar den- Theatre, and the beautiful. Mrs. HAR T LEY was the heroine of the piece. It was, however, of • too solemn a nature; to suit the taste of an English audienee, and was stunt laid aside. An other play on •The saute subject was witten by Mr. JACKSON, formerly an Actor its Londtin, and afterwards the Proprietor of the Edinburgh The atre. The same subject has lately been: intro duced on the Italian Stage, and CATALANI per formed the chief character. As the story, there fore, is so well known, it was a difficult task in deed for an author to render it very interesting at the present period. 7 -Mr. AttNoLD undertook . this difficult task, and has succeeded better than could he expected, considering that it was so hackneyed• a subject. He has varied from his predecessors in the catastrophe, not dooming-lithe/Lea to death by the sword Of justice ; or in a duel with the li.fiv . ;; hut makes the latter relent, and sutler th4 - Married pair to retrain happy together. Mr. AnanLD has availed himself of Elfriaa's proposal, in, Mr. MA SON'S play, to pass oil' one of her virgins•as the wife of-dthelivold. Upon the whole, the Opera i• ingeniously altered in the fable, and jr tber(Y:.. [tad beetvniore novelty in the, story .altageiber, it would have excited a strurOer interest, as it :Vs diverting, and, if not supported by strong chains •to critical •approbation, very well, calculated to please a mixed audience. It was well supported by t'AwoETT in Orgar (E/ffitid 4 s fuher), WAL LA,cK its the King. !lARIEY in the Ilunkmign, and move particilarly Miss KELLY in Editha. We shall not comment on those parts which arc objection able, because they will most probably be ex p tinged OA the second representation, just filiscrv in4 that there is too touch of th'e. Huntsman,'s cOttipl a l mt o f wan ting a head, and of Editha's pro verbs.` There was very little opposition on' an nouncing the play fu to-diJit, and a very strong majority in its favour. Ti k e overture is the - best part of the music, but there are some pretty and coorc.g, P•try,, 111GlqAtst, Miss POOLE, and Miss KELts, acquitted 'themselves t'ery success- hilly. Th e hon-c was crowded. The tepresenta tion was disturbed by a man in the side bokes, who would not sit, anti who was properly dragged' into the lobby. • If an itrlivislual had pin-chased 0 the Tickets 5014 by WEBS, of. Ludgate 1-lill,-in the two last Lotteries, he would have realized a profit of 55,000 t.; for, independent of the Two Thirty Thousands, he sliared and Sold several of 10001• 500/. &c. and one of 1000 Guineas in Gold. Such another iospitee of luck i s opt to b e f oun d i n the annals-of Lotteries, for WeRB is the . only Office in th e World __where Two .30,000/.. Prizes were shared and sold in suceassir ;rotteiiei. Next Thursday another 30,000/. Prize will be drawn, and 'tis fully expected that NVEUa will add thin to the alrcUdy unequalled list of Capitals sold CAttnot.t., 8t - Co. Contractors for tlie present Lottery, res?ectfully inform those per:4sus who halve b es p o k e particular Nuellic'es, s'aat they are now ready for delivery at their ("..,dices, Cornhill and Oxford-street. clhe wlw ) e Lottery will bit drawn on THURSDAY is . We are happy to annor:occ to the Medical Pro fession the pubiicatior t of a correct translation Of AA of 4s. 6d. in boards, mitered rhr.rmaeopeia of the LondonCo!lege, at the nl o d... rate I t"ii.'" ohi N'antes, by a London Physician—so 't " l i e tlie w x,P llll3l4 .thl"; Notes,. and a• copious Index of confident i 3 the Translator of the accuracy of his tinaurtAking, that he has otii tett Fifty Pounds fur the detection itt an et rot.: Few people in this lire can bear a sudden re yerse, 'either of adversity or prosperity, with that fortitude with which oli should be possessed. NITe doubt it the form - et. be not more difficult to rain with prnpriety than the latter. .Many who read this article will be 'put to the text . next week, 'by the starch:l:at: N :4'll;oi, of wealth in the Lottery. doubt nor but all would 1w content to bend und.r the burdens wit!: which Forznne..will then lo;ttl Ler vutdr:e3. THE 1rAnN.:.7 . 8. Co-'',, - "tue - iik,, , i , ', Ati , G •.?, 1 ,—(),;i• Mqrker vas . %yell styti;ied wiiir , -all kinds OF chain 'or tit,• sea -1 sori of tie Year. Thi'. salt' of tirlwat % ttS dal. at' - s it reduction of Inn 3s. i)er varter t, -I , flits day 'reek; tbere %tn.. no . ..lett/awl Lie Po , gn. The sale (it all kin(l's cf Grain kiirl i 11,i'iir V i lid at the ~ • - (0119‘ving it:din:Wm—it) Rye 1 - .. M, t 1,. Grey Pease 25.. 'tick Beans and Oat:, ea• h h. pet q tar ter; Boiling Pease were onsatrablk. . . Foreigp Illeat - 465. CO.s ' Fine Grey j'ease -' 40's. —2. Fine ditto - - - GSI. —s. 'rid :Brans - - .295. 335. F.nziisli Wheat 4 41%. no.: 01.1 ditoi - - - 345. 375: Fine ditto - -. , ;Cs. —s. Small Tick ife.);:s 295. Z;Ds. -Ilse -- - - '7. ... 30s. 325. Oil ditto ;. - - 375. 4is: Niue ditto - - - 3.15. —s. Fred Oriti - - -18 s. 20s.' Marley.. " *: - : i• 20 s. e 25. Fine &filth - - - l4s. 265. Fitl.: ditty -.- rlOs. --4. rotanti {tato - - - ISt. eog. Malt - - - SOs. ;;:is, Fine ditto - -. .7 , OS. —s. 11 5 otatoe ditto - - 325. —s . - - -• WhitePraie (bbilers) 345. fire ditto - - - —s Grey Pease - - -3 , 2 A 3ss (ape Seed 291. 321: per last. Fine Flour - - vos. Se ends - - 555: 60s: SitirrtiFlELn, Arc. 21.—ills day's Market had a good supply of prime Ikusts, and the sitow nf Cattle in °tiler re spect§ was rather cOns - derable ; Veai, Pork, and Lanin, sold. la.4.prices t . Reef and Mutton dearer; and She trade in general was tolerably brisk; 'The sales in the Hay niarlteL were 140 ty lively ; Straw obtained last price; Hay and C.:1.1-er have fallen iii_priee. We ann:x a correct stiltement of the: , prices and numbers To sink rise Otral, per shine of 81b. Beef, 4s. Od. to s:s. b 4; 'Mutton, O. 4d. to ss. 4d. Lamb, 4s. Bd. to its. Od. Veal; 45.54. Od. Pork,. ss. Oil. to ss. ' Beasts, 2140. sheep and Lambs, 17,700. Calves, 210. Pigs; 320. HAY-MARKET. . Hey, 31. Os. to 41. 10s. .Sttaw, 11. 10s. to 11. 163. Clover, 41. lus. to 61. - ' MURDER ON. SOUTIISEA On Wednesday t , vening -the body of a black man,' nearly naked was discovered Ott the bcach be nod sotithsea Ca..tle, at abovi eight O'clock; wilt] his throat cut in a most shockitig manner.— The body wits first distiovered by two Geotlemen, walking on .the beach, who immediately after meeting with James C Esq. one of the Ala.. g istnit c 3 of this Borough, gave hhn informaiinft of it, and he caused the tiOdy to be convtled to the Five CricketerS public-house At tliO time Mr. Carter examined the body it wits &lithe marl)), but all idea its to the perpetratot-S, Semi , » ed at first to be vain', though geoetallv consi dered that it was ,done by men (11' tolour, who latterly have been seen, in great . nwohi rs in this however; by the great cierChns our Police °dicers, assisted by Charles Adams, pi lott tit whom- some suspicious tircuinstancet • were diScloscd, Joseph Pique, a man of colour,- was apprehended, an& inimediately confined in solitary colt, until Friday morning, whea he be, ink. informed that Mad. nio Pique and Philip Pique, were also apprehended (thong!, at this time it Was not, known that they had 'any knowledge of each t other) he said ". Oh ! Antonio is a ad that iil osepb Pique, Antonio Pique; and Philip Pique, save three Afri cans, but not relatedto each othei the name of l JerOn t i, b u t and then voluntarily confessed that he did not the el d t i e s e l a e s g e s d . , byt seems name D:, murder he e r h Piyie but giVen them, from belonging to his Majesty's ship Pique, and that were ship mates of the -deceased. Dilly Jeromi; who was not an Afriean,. and, is . •represehted to have been a good-natured fellow, and was rather free in oc , casionally treating the three murderers. Previous , to tne nay they Went on the common, it appears they had formed a plats to rob bith, and when they 11. Ad got to. a certain distance beyond the castle, at about seven, o'clock, in full day-light, they ask' ed him for his money, he declared he had none, they then insisted upon robbing him of iii. clothes, this he resisted, when two of them proposed to murder him, to this the other objected ; but agreed to rob him, for which ,purpose, - Joseph held his legs, and Philip, in attempting to still) his jaeket from his Shoulders, which When hair way dowu his arms, confined thehrbehind him, lie discover.. eel to Antonio, who Wa, in front, a knife suspend 4 ell by a string trOin the deeeased's neck, but con-, tented at first by his clothes : Antonio instantly' seized it, .and itinnediately with a back handed stroke, nearly severed his head troni his body— , the poor Creatnre fell, and they script Mite almost naked, and then attempted to cover. him with shingle, a quantity of which was found on the body; and the dreadful wound in the neck was filled up with sand and small stones.-- They took the clothes to Portsea, and sold theM to a Jew fol. I4s, whir, questioned them as to their being wet. (having, we snppose; attempted :o wash the stain of blood out)"; they said the bundle hall . fallen overboard in coming ashore. The County Coroner, Grigg„Esq. atten-ded by It. Cal laway, Esq. the Borough Coroner, convened a Jury on Friday, who -adjo - urned till to-day, when having. given the greatest attention to the parti 'culars that came before them, returned, at five o'clock this evening; a Verdict of Wilful Murder a 44 inSt Joseph Pique, Antonio Pique, and, Philip Pique, who were immediately sent off to Win-. Chester. On the same night, Robinson, also a man of co lour, and formerly belonging to the Naiad, was apprehended, (or making a violent thrust, with au open knife, at Miss Pugh's head, in the High. street, Avhich went _through her bonnet, and through a large comb, but lortuuately did her no Ito further injury. The sante man-, about two months ago, attempted to stab a Alessenger at the Admiral's Ottice. He is fully colinnitted. Anionic; Emanuel, also a man of colour, is corn. milted to our gaol, charged with. robbing Rebecca Williams, of Gosport, of a box, cciaatning a ninnher of valuable articles. w e un derstand that all men of colour, on ap plication to the Commander in Chief, gill be con veycd on board of ships here, preparatory to their being sent to their respective countries. Wm. DEACON, Esq. one of the county Magistrates, has given orders for all men of colour at Urosport, ho have no means of getting a livelihood, to make the same application, when they will also be re ceived on board ships for the same purpose.-- (ficinvhire.Courier). _ - Fri..!ay last, GEORGE MOULDEN EARLE, the infant. son of JOHN VAVAsOUR EAO.R , Esti. while playing in the garden adjoining his lather's house, in Winchester, accidentally fell into a kinall stream of ‘vater which runs through part of it ; and al though in e cti s fai Bss istarice was immediately pro cured, and every ineans tried to recover hiLII, We Are sorry to say they were ineffectklat,