The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

irr itictor i 11:14-7—= 1' xhese PRibicEs whGse visit .to this Country is /so interesting to the Public, are two of the four 60 rIS of the Emperor of AUSTRIA by his first wife, IARIA T kettEsA,,the daughter of the King of the "Wo Sicatus, whom he married . 1 1. 790 : It is highly cre di ta bl e to them- that they have at so early 0 100, an age manifested - their earnpst , 'Wish t o acquire that inforination, respecting the lbanners and eustonts• of foreign countries, which a view of. Great Britain is so eminently calculated Ito or • . ' ," 21 d. , Already h as their activity and zeal, in -• • . put:snicof Zed kinOWledge s o wor th y o f P r i nces, ~ theta in spite of all the allurements to pleasure Which so numerously beset their path, throu g h an pe ins " • etton of most of the things worthy of notice About the Metropolis. The forenoon of Saturday, was devoted t 0.4 1 1 14, Pnrpoie, and the evening spent at Twickenham, 1"let-e their Imperial I - Jighnesses meta Splendid I)4 rtY at dinner with the Duke and Duchess ORLEANS. • . Yesterday , prev i ous to 'dining with th e D u k e and Duches s of- YkiRK at Oatiands, they visited St. Paul's Church., and were extremely gratified • rualo)ificent dome, its' Whisfiering 1 ;a1- theand nobl e arch i tecture. They also rode in the 'Park. int 11fit ) Per6pS, th e i n t e lli ge n ce w hi ch will most Br est our ProvinciAl readers will-be the -ituntin tiath'll 01 their projected excursion through the Country, when an opportunity will occur of see . i t ti g these, distinguiS!.ecl personage's. To-morrow tirteY visit Newmarket, and return to Town on .rerh,,,.,. 1 , L s. — ""°aY, preparatory to setting out on ~their: ,)tort„ tour, which is fixed for Thur,sday.•llnring thi,i, titil 'eY intend visitingtiirmingharn, Siiefile4l,l4 : the c h• • . let :place s in our northern manufacturing fliS ..ticts , •. They will thence atid Gp proceed to Edinburgh ti as g°w, and return through England by an 4""er routero ut) , to L 0n ,1,,,. Ay e have not heard Pre ..seli much time is to be devoted. to. this mgeftil and ins tructive investigation, which, th oug h denied r 1,1 1 'o tile very exalted ran k o f t h e S overe i gns ° were here last season, is, fortunately forthe , e„. letittl i * I (II Princes, within the scope of their 1:1."1 %id . Political vocatio". krt . „et' c, r ---------- Jzz;ii:2:t *ora a Letter, dated Cape' of Good Mope, ttc:lrd AlotaA has nude a requisition to Lhrd ...4,.. --• Sottaastr (our Governor , and ..Commander. c i . ,31,4111e1)„, for as rITa +.y European troops as he can ea %• .The war in the Neptolc.onntry.,.,'..v.ll.ie_h...l:.ee very (It slt i.ut. To „ r n g On, you may be sure, is ~ , , "ar ti. , • HiSequerice, already 4 eitt t , , ( . -)s • %%e nave. ni ef t he i t L i'l;,lsitms_of the 791 h regiment trot) hence . ! Alict :",let'''-' filllow to-morrow. And Sir ALE% rith,Es „4 ,; 011 Rt. ' 1. has sent, from ,the. Mau-. Nnie; _ i i. '/e 67th r egiment . ,. with the flank - r eo_?1; 12,1 i to "r ,the 9 )-. -1,,, i, and the light rofitlia, liy or 1 11 t, (- girnent. Colonel K RATING. who was lately th(e)se 0 1% . the, Island of 1 1 .ourbon, is gone with pi.(keettli;",ro.,ns to 8.-itgal. They are told, they will I tter e .! direct up to the Nepali! country,. It vo are .only 100 althougl t i , men of the•G6th regiment iet ti le P rt , William. Bourbon was delivered tip to - eneh 1 ` Th., °" the 6th of April. -..1 Nb ar .1* Illerellaats have been thrown into great , N ilis F f is ; lne "ts in this Settlement, by the Corn- :. p e \ i ' s- "," G. BUIILTON) having; taken on • Ther i ltr„ ' "i t tn India. We learn this front Rio Ja s' , weitili! Ilizit t,' `t.lw re it was made known that she tiet2tlch here. T he , Centatir, 74, Captain CAuf,- . "A is about to , morn to England:" It .. _ "e 118 ' 1 he ' 'said, plylite i en, it Is for. some tune past,. .1 discussion of th e ti,s 1. I'34•er consideration am-. ,:cltsattl:o4l,t,haill•(llittistcrs,_ .to . abolish the Coori . , of s a, thi . , ( - L , .to transfer its juridical" 0 — v "1161 W. State. ' fuuctions . i ~,att • I t eei e . ll ` aril Malta and Gilirart • iir . Ntati ~Was th t int-(1- The letters front the latter tlAtth i "st• it was a favourite Project () t `,'.411%. plate ;i‘r.F.to lett.'lAtq Governor of 11talt.a•,, to convert, 1 11. ,,. Auk i " t c ) a • british free port, &till rPi..tinS I .'i i • : , ti3t e : c c) was . ; condacted w,ith . 411'41:-' wh ich.. it is said, has terminate(l t)f. ,gille,nt perfectlY cu. e.d.. , iii 4 1 -,_ in an , with the wig' in t tu„ , ~ the ~ i i• -. . `°c tend / . ... -. ' - ''' ' 7 " r alltikrltaiifc tb i a n t dies,H 4 r t 1111-t frOm tae i • iit and Wes , ~, . 1k.41,4), 4e comPreitended., lander,-.Special rc ,fi t t la 1 • • rt. priv.ll:ltl ti inmiunities'Of this free port.. . r 1 . nese :Prslet.geg ,are the more important, as, under () I 2p ! Pec2:ll circumstances of Leghorn and Cr s'ky 1 ,1 the latter,- it cannot Lie expected tlle r kill- retain their ancient advantages ;and . ;liat on tlle e l are Illan•Y beneficial facilities continger . it lat, i °cal situattion of Malta. Of all the goo ds t;..i4rtorted, not above one-tenth has been tti - tl:C•Co1/4btiiteat, and the remainder has been li e , ' 4 t° the LeVkilit. .. the t!illgeription has been opened at l'Ael,i.,llllds a nd admirers of• the late Sir - HOMA:t. Trin . i r dici by .: tt li,;, N a to defray the expence of erecting a ilm-:- - ..T h 't 1 0 his memory in that Colony.. • - p ~;2" ir•arel4;ll3triali Government has established t 1 ti,,a-ci')s of Languages and German Literat_iir . e.. , • 'tllleges of Venice, Trevise:, thitno, Vi , Isi'e4`"l \ f el (ma. 14413‘114litigua Pegister of the 2d September, ton- i c 4 'e folfo%ving paragraph :- 14 4 ti, 'C', einittuati .fro,i, Guild'amiipe infOrms us, varry 'ehurigands in that island . still contillue.T 441 1,„ ( " 1 - 1 '4 I tk4e. -of warfare against the "Biltts" • 4 1 ,, t)41 ' tr ::„Cs' 14're, atul occasion much trouble to '4 le ()--vs''.oll the • ' of Monday last, they 14' a dtsper,. C.Vt.lllllg , I and killed Cjinth ° l* 20 Ite, sortie from t h e woo( s, . rk.rile.'ar.liers of the Gth West• India iegi- , took place •' 10 nexz •iia..aatbe,r lit arrests, however; is .., 4 t Y h ad .iit.Y..t 1 oint-it-Petre, whence, it 1, . said;_ ,.,,v - e. %43i I've(' supplies • and Col. Bx°' '47•Rn,. o,l t , ( erti,l4 f„ ',, • l it in purr_' 9 k tho w ~ ' l c; at Lie sante Lunt sc. --- -- - -!--. . • --NAV,AL DEAL, OCT. 29.-...CaUle dowki from the River the Diickenfield, Wool),., for Jamaica, and sailed frith .the. whole of the outtvard-b oun d, with a triff:breez.,q Passed by a fleet of colliers; tor, the Wgstward: . Ficc 04400.. 7 - 7 T he gale very mach increases. Possi i t ouTti.; OCT. yesterday his Majesty's ship.lplligenia_lot.lndia, and Sparrow for Cliatliatit.. *No arriials .of consequence.— Wind E. N. , HARNVIQH, 0ci.•.29,--r—Arrived yesterday the Lady .Nepean and• Prince of Orange' packets, from HyNand. Sailed. the George and Harriet trans ports; with ordnance stores, for Woolwich. — Wind E. • • • FALmot7i4,ocr. 27,—Sailed the Grace packet Express, for the Leeward Hands ; Lady Louisa, for Jamaica ; Foaric4 Freehog, for 4inierita aril Lord Sidinouth, tor Jamaica—all o,lralails.•2 OCT. 28.—Came in the. Janos tiansport from Palermo, 410 his Majesty's ship Pheasant from 'a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's ships Prometheus and Leveret o❑ a cruise. Wind N. E. . MAUGATE; OCT. 28 —A ship WHg observed to go on sbore tia, morning on the West Tongue Sand, aint by the return of the hoots t‘h elt have been off, we leant she is the Lundon, DUNCAN ; Mat;rtl', .011 1)ltt .sardhotind West lodimnan. OCT. 29.—We Observe morning that the London is off the shore, and riding in the gteett's Channel. It has come On to blow very treAi troin the East ward.- , The Brothers, LA.Ncrtrorlf, with coals', from Shields for London, w:is taken inio Harwich on tnrday last, by .t kyr) sai% age smacks, h aling beiii.oki - shin e on the West Rocks. "0 , ; :, iphigenia,.Captain Ats:pitew KING (fitted ( It iyou the peace establishment), sailed from I:ort.suOlith on Saturday for Bengal, Wadi ills p:irches of importance to the Goteraor-General, and for the Presidency at iliadras About forty thousand doliars (prir , te i ropeity) were shipped in . her. She tow.•hes at the Cape of Good Ilope. The Alceste frig - ire Is fittoitz up ai Portsmouth for the reception of Lord A it iiPlIsT aid suite, who are goin.,2, on an Emt)lst,.. ) , in China, Capt. Mt'R RAY. MAXWELL has ~c el: appunttet Collitllallt. ' . I to • I the Aleeste, for the oceasi.,h. • The Aln):ra.., , Ciptaisi B A RK ER , sailed on Friday from 1'ortop)11to for li.irwidoes, %yid' recrtitta for the .ii.t.i,iinents sfaLtoned 'in the Leeward .fr. Pi e Thames, Hydra, Fame, and several other transports, %rel.,: discudrged out of the service last week. The watch of• the Queen Charlotte, -Lisbon packet, while lyio.4t..in the "('apt;, was alartned 'on rh e night of theAst inst. by : th e cries of a person in (listless, whd-proved to h e t h e M a t e o f the s hi p Francis', thrown overboard in a dispute with One of the crew, left- ith, him: in charge of the ves sel. The unfortunate luau survived only a few hours alte-r being picked up, and the offender waS sent on shore in. irons. Tno- seamen of thelster were on Saturday tried at Pt4tsmotith, by a Court-M 'ilia!, for de serting from that ship, and entering into the 89th regiment. Otte was septeneed to receive three hundred lashes, the other to two hundred; to be mulcted of their pay, and to be dismissed the Nary with every mark of disgrace AVAI : P.S ."-E - traci of H front TOY. 0 1 g( 1, S14. -2 4.—!` . From Milan I arrived •at the Lake of Como, th e res id ence o f the Princess atif WALF.s. have sera her Royal Hieiness several times upon the water ; she spend several hours every day upon the Lake. The bouSe has all the, appearance (if. a palace, and is furnished in the most splendid manner; but her Royal Highness is. adding a wing to it and furni s hi ng - it quit new, partly in the English, and pat tly in the Freuejaii.!-,-,-,:' There is an Austrian guard of honor of about twenty-five or thirt. , Mel), posted at the gate. She hash tn44l>- cr.private r oa d f rot h i hlhe %.;J:tige COmo. Every thing . • seems: to r kikiine, that her Royal Highness pro 7 0)048 titatuti it her place of ,res,i,dence for (T 47 e. A grand - hall was given in honour ttemiroVal' HiglinesS' at *the" village of Como . ), r i ,iffOrtgr tVc: ranie.,that We happened to ilasS there. was done as a mark of respect previus, to her departnre; which was fixed for the 28th of this month '(Septeibber.) ':'She goes first to the •Gre cian Isles, and from thence to Constantinople, where she proposes spending- the winter." WtNnsoß, (kr. 29.—The Archbishop of CAN TERAURY his been in ,attendance on the ICING during the QttEtell.'s absence itit London, asyresi-' dent of the Queen's Conned, His Grace took leaire' of the Qumst'soon after her arrival yester day, at three o'clock, and left for Lambeth Pa lace.—The Royal: Family attended Divine SerViee this morning, in the Castle. . . . Yesterday the Duke of CLAREN# and a select party dined with the PRI NCE. REG 4NT, at Carlton se . Rochc,ster Pedestrian rysigned gnally,on J'Ah'beher man, of the name of BAKER, is abiivitnlxtsirt---but dig' repetition of these ,^44 .. iitbliniA,9* must disgusq the public. eini d lifeilpesdaylast weve interred in the family va ti ult iik a a , tenvains of CAROLINE ANNE JULIA, , Cousttes:s cif : 110k-SAvAGE. She wzo at tended to the grave by Vier most afflicted husband, by the Marchioness c:f 'Cifoi-sitADELEY, Lord HENRY CH OLNIONDELi: Y; the Hon. AI•esLISLE, her brother, Captain,' WILLIA4 CAM PSELL and other friends; - all attxiaus to pay the last sad marks of respect to, l her meinary. Her Ladyship was the sceopd danthter .pf the late Lieutenant- General CoLIN CAMBELL, Lieutenant-Gover nor of Gibraltar. •Siici was barn on the Bth of_Jantt i'Fyipi.79,fiowps:;rivarried on the 20th of O cto b er, . 1415,,t,icirid died / on the nth of this mouth, not ap9ted by her lawn family, than by the ~fl)fe urn tr;iiiileh she had allied, and sopstlT cutleared Lacraldif, by h er man y 4nliabk '1 E ►`jlL ATkr s. 4it Dpturv , LArts.—Mi ss NAs , from thertith stage, made her fog rippeabince ors Saturday , Itt,st . at this Theatre, as Polly in rhelleggor's Ope•ra. • Miss Nnsu is rather aboTe the Middle stature. Her pctson , is well formed, and shi: poasess:cs a . very pleasing countenance. Her face resembles that of Mrs. , MOONTAts in• bu t • earlier days. Miss NASH bas a 'powerful and well-toned voice. Her upper notes, indeed, are feeble, but her middle tones are strong, and she descended almost "to a tenor note in one of her songs. Site is too much inclined. iri'her singing to the decorative style of the.present day, and, What is still more objectionable, her flourishes are too'often misplaced. She, however, sings and acts with evident feeling, and may be considered as a valuable addition to the Company. Her de portment is easy, and her whole. manner is recom mended by an interesting diffidence. Her best song was " Cease yotr funning," in which she was encored. She, and Miss KELLY, in Lucy, so well supported the duet " Why, how now," that it was also encored. Miss NAsH was most favourably received by a numerous audience. IVe agree with a contemporary writer, and indeed with many former writers, that the humour of The • Beggar's Opera is gone by, that it is a vulgar ,drama, unfit for the taste of the times, and perhaps a nursery for iligiaciymen. HARLEY was a hunmronS. sub stitute-for KNIGHT, who is intliSpoSed . , in the part of Filch. CovNT-GAnDEx.—Never, we believe, was an Actor receir:d with a wore zealous greeting than attended KEMBLE on his appearance on Saturday, in the part of The Stranger. .There were not fewer than six rounds of applause on his entraw..e. It is needless to say, that, being restored to good health, he supported the'part tit the most impres sive and touching !Winner, or that he had an ade- ()nate partner in the scene .with Miss O'NEILL. They both, indeed, gave .a most affecting repre sentation Of their respective characters. When BA tun - Amur: announced roriolanus bv'Mr. KEMBLE, tor this evening, there was . .a universal burst of applause, which lasted f.otne minutes. The house, of course, was crowded, TILE MA RK E CORN - EXCUANGE, OCT-30.—We received this morning a good supply of Whe a t f rom Es seN , K ent , an d suffidk, fine samples of Ultich met a yearly sale, at an advance of from Is. to 2s, per quarter. Wehave also► so►t►e, arrivals, ‘vith Oats, from Lineoliishire ; fine samples fully suppoit theft price, but the sale is not, so brisk for ordi nary ; in tie other kinds of Grain there is no material ya►i~etiou. • ForeLn Wheat - 465. 565. Fine Grey Pease - 375. --s. Fine ditto - - - 675. -s. Tick Beans - - - 8 , 15.303.• Enzlish Wheat -46 g. 60s. Old ditto - -30 s. aus. •Fine ditto . - - - 675. ;-,•-s. Small Tick Beans 30.. 365. Rye - - -82 s. 38s. Fine ditto - -31 s, --s. Feed Oats -- -21 s. 255. Barley --•- - 235. Qis. Fine ditto - 27*. 29*. ditto • - - - .30s. .Poland ditto - •231. '27s. New ditto - -31 s. -s. Fine ditto •• •.• 305..21 . 5. Malt - - - - - 565. 60s. f Potat oe ditto - - 325. Fine ditto - 635. --s. Rape Seed 271. 291• per last. White t. Peasi(bollers) 335. 40s. Fine Flour - - 555. 60s. Fine - ditto -• '145. --s. SecondS -• 50s. 555. Grey Pease - - -31 s. 355. SNitlairat.n. OCT. day's Market wag well sup plied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was considerable; lle. f, M utton, Veal, and Pork, supported, laSt prices; and th e tr a d e , f or the Most' part; w a s t o l era bl y brisk. The sales in the Hay-market. were somewhat lirely ; Hay has dropped in• price ; 14tritw..154 VI - over fetched lasi, prices. itt;ny,s appointed in Middlesex 4.1 d London be tofe the Ri - ht lion. Sir VIC. Ginßs.„ Knight, Lord Chi e f J ust i ce . o f hi s i‘LiVnt jesty's Court of Com mon Pleas, in nitd after - Michaelmas Term, 1815. IN TERM. Middlesex. Lpndon. Tue‘clay, November 7 Wednesday, November 8 Wednesday , 15, Thursday • Wednesday io Thursday Arrtr, TErtM. ' , . -:* .-.•... ' Wr(tursday. November 29 . . I :I :liars-day, Noreudier ay . ' Cifi ID .titJaliEß.---I , 7l'iitay 'iioi hing, abut( gem) o'clock, as a 4irl,' nanwd ~.:.`',, i rali .Warr.eh, ..Was crossing 'St.-Paitcritclas, she perceived two %rumen stoopirtii over a hok . made ••byl brit-it-- makers intik. grirund The women,--trn perceiv. 1 iiQ' the. girl aptwoacli ' diem, ran away under evi dent alarm. Sarah Warren• then went hp to the .5P91,.ar,(1 perceiving a hillock:raised by ashes an d ' dirt, began, with- the 'assistance of 's'ome other - 'girl's and • boy - S, to 'brow 'it 'down. :•They' hail . .... scarcely done this before they perceived a buhdle concealed:heneath, Which on -bein4 , dragged: out and opened,'Wa - s . found to contain a female infant, whose -body, was still warm. ' Information .being ; . given to 41 7 . Whittle, watch-house-keeper, of • 4 11 n-strreti - soincts=Town, the • body . was conk ',eyed there for kivection. Qn Satnrday•aftt, noon a'i.;Oroner's - Inc l uist was held, when it was . the opinion of a medical wan that - the infant was born alive; that at the time it was - discovered by,. the ehildreirinth e fieldS; it - cOnlii'liOt have been .more than •six horns Old ; that . it,On.ist have•been . strangled lif its ,minlaural parent, as there were .two black:marks visible in the .heck, and the.head was twisted towards irs right Shoulder. The Jury, on viewing-Aitg•: - ..body..•.fillty. concurred in this opi nion, and accoi dinghy yettinicil a verdict of• Wit futiftviderragainst some person or persons un knowir.-7-ThcFp.is every-reason to think that the two women who were 4isttirbed in burying . the ~bodyof the child, were . those who destroyed it. The body remains to be viewed. - - . What:wre,c/d-1- chance the -Phil says is •no such ".Thing: or if it exists, is to be fou nt ) ill the science • of Astrology: according to this Doctrine PERRY, I, lifklboen liars, is' to 5k , .11 'l.l.yd - of the . 5),0091. • Prizes ih . the present very - oi'ut.T..wr Lottery, to begin Tuesday . a 7th, -of• November,- and •as • Jiacts and ;• hares' are expected -to advance in, Price 'before- the Drawing. PE lilt I , ' advises his Friends and the Pahlic't?.wake•their PurclmieS at - his truly Ern tunate °like, No. 1; iloLßouN .BARs without ,Delay. Attractions - are 'various.---The Sun attracts the Ean-h, Beaaty attracts all'cleaterl brings; but the greatest attractions of the present moment; are- • the 3 Prizes'Of 50,0001. and the 4 Prizes of .200001. all of which may be drawn Tuesday; . 7th Novena her ; this accounts for the throng •of beautiful: Ladies daily to he. seen at the Lottery Offices. . We understand that Miss BUNNEY and the in genious nuthors 'of ' Plain Sense' and • Things by. their rigia. nanzts' will take the lead the ensuing season among our popular novelists ; the former by the publicatio N of het ' Tales of Fancy' and the :attci by.ber production of ' 1: . /wdo.! .) -s urtber particulars, etch .from the New= cas/lei*vCeou i r i a a ti v t eH • tg)frol a as r t ,4i B : 6 ll l s : l l . a e y i:4 t .s l ! x e i, formidable combinatioll's'af that the ndsg uided seamen, which haS.skept'tWii-Oets'af:TV'ne and Wear ;n a c s a ta ic te ul o ); ,h u a s s e( in. 1 1 )e ‘ i ri a v ent( ca •s i entirely broken up and dispersed. This has been effected by the united efforts of the Magistrates of Northinaherlatot, Newcastle; and .Durham, aided. by a powerful naval and military force. But such. have been the. skill, temper, and firnmess- cm- . ployed, that though the .evil could. be,sunpressed only by force, bloodshed has happily Lech avoided." . The proceedings to break the combination on. Saturday the list (with which our readers are already acquainted), are here more fully detailed, but we have no room for - the account at present. Among other matters, it is Said,. • .‘‘ All shops were ordered to be shut in, (noon, clay,) and the peaceable to keep in their houses. The Dragoons, headed by the special CofiStab:eS ) many of the latter on horseback, now proceeded to disperse the various groupes of seamen and woMen, and to 'scour, the stitets and squares, which was done in less than half au lionr : the same raking place at South Shields. " The committee of the, tillillOttlCus seamen of South Shielus were near being taken in a house near the Law House. The papers wero teized, and the - tobacco pipes fit 1 rt j , ist used ; but one old man only was le t. The coma. wittee at the floe Bank ; North Shields, likewise escaped front the house, ow nig to an moor:um:Le paisley which had taken place ; expecting a recoil.. ciliation. The towns' were. divided lino districts, and patrolled at' n . ghts, by. nearly 800 special Constables', a ithi watch=words and countersigns- The Mayor .of - Newei;itle swore in many special Constables on bourtl the 'l s irtariis, to act upon the river. - 1 he CoMmittes of the various Insurances went upon the isivet and iaiv'tvith their own eyes that the . - sfrips , weise .t ‘Vell manned; and during Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, more that 400 suit got 'mver the b;tr in safety. The Tyne once had up wards'of 700 sail in it. On deeply into the system, which springs front the.sisiirit of. resstarice to regular authority, and the coarse. Republican hi.hits inculcated in 'font l'aine's writings, not one sit the many turbulent, sailors apprehended had beet on board of inert ' of war, but consisted chiefly of Greenlaadmen, and runaway appre n tic es , o f profligate Morals.--. When thesllragoonsandspecial Con,t a bl es appre hended stiSpiCions' peOplelat nights, the Assentoly room at the 'G - icirke - Li'li;Aiito the Guard-i:onat at Tynertibuth &sit - racks, became prison-houses, there being no regulai piiSon.• Four of the principals or ring=leaders, charge'divvith different kinds of of fences, were selected froM among those taken into custodv,'by the Counsel for the General shippint; Interest, as most proper for trial. Among theta is Nicholas Greener, the : principal 'Conpoittee man, 'commouly the Admiral, as . well as Joseph Fidler, of North Shields, publican, in. - whose house the business of the Cominit tee , Wit S-. tVallSUeeid: lit — very large . sums themselves, and bondsmen, to ap rear- at the next Epiph an y General Quarter Ses sioists to be holden at the .new Moot to an slyer such indictments as may be preferred against them ; and a vast. number ut other seamen were over by recognizances for good behaviour_ They ail eXpressed u n sorrow__fr their impru denCconduCt. None - Laic been sent to prison `: : l:.oru"lVortb Shields. All i c i plierson, the Secr e t ar y, - • ini s iney and papers. The Magis trates sat.seven days„lial illanost Anany nights ; the Sesslini's being iid:thurned trout Alit wick to the Mina Hall, and theneelo, Dockwray-square.--. 'Their exertions have been inci " Much prai k e is due to the military and naval force for the tcruper lirnineSs with whieli they executed their, unpleasant duty, The military wa4..unier the Continaoti of ,Nlajor7General Riall, and; th'e naval force under Captain Toliely. The SOuth Tyne Yeur , nattry;Cavalry under tne'com— (nand of Colonel 131kriton„ returned from . South. Shields yesterday . to, this town. 'Three of the ringleaderS front SoUill,Shields have been cum-. witted to Ditrls'ainc gAb i e: l ' " The sittr,ten -. •of•S.untti.la-rid were wiser that*, thwe of The . .y,nt..,,:arter. , ,eame to an understanding. .with the ship-Owners ori, Saturday, without the intmenti6n of irinilitca"ty v istiree. A scale for the. Manning of the ships-Wag' Agreed upon.' On Si— ttuday, the tevonciliation was broug:,t about, and on Sunday the ships were allowed to go to sea.— , On Wednekday, the town was thrown into con— fusion in con.9.elpienee of the apprehending of four of the committee of the seamen, who had been die ringleaders in the late disturbanc:s, and a mob, of , women and boys threatened a resetie. The men. .were, however, sent 'off to Durham gaol under au escort of cavalry. On Thursday alt was quiet." Ilk: last letters from Constantinoplestrtte, that' the plague has cease►! its ravages in diat capitil but at Smyrna, Salonica, and Alexandlia, it tua►- tiiaaes in all its virulence. A we3vel:, Arfio.was buried under the ruins 3t Soissons, was. itikenoutaiiiit,.aftet bei - ng Six hours wit Ihe (allowing had from the Secie-. tary of Seti/iil d olVcd 3 Fiiir•thit!Wtir Department, EL Downing-strth Dcl t Sir,—l am directed by Lord, Bathurst to acquaint you, itt reply to yout littera - 4 tile , that his Majesty's Ge vernment base it under consideration whet - bit. it may be ad visable to afford next year some degree of encouragement to persons willing : to proceed as settlers to the British Provinces in North Atueric3, and that as soon as this question shall bu decided, ',will not fail - to commonicate..the advantages which. it is proposed to hold out to them ; but I think it right now lc) , ispprize you,•tlit whatever determination may to ultimately come to upcn this qutst ion, no grants of land will iicncefortta in those provinces to non-residents lieyond What live means of the partiu s offering to proceed thither way enables them to cultivate.--I am your most obedient servant &c. FATM. DU EL --O! Monday last, a meeting took nlace . at titimCounty, bet ween'Capt. B ---N, of OF 25th . 4Ckrilpe i l)t of Foot, and 111---o;ll.in'.At i k; 4"iiin6faa, County 0E Roscoannolo Vie Uttee{Gdtittari, -we are sorry to hear; was shot through the body, and almiost intinediately expired,—(Sligo Jonrnal.)