The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-26 00:00:00

NAVAL NPWS. PLYMOUTH, PE C. 24.—Arrived the Corrfuebtr and Mars, of 74 guns each, from the Channel Fleet.. The Terrible, of 7+ guns, and Charrwell Sloop of War, went out of Harbour yesterday, anti an. chnredrin Cawsand Bay. -' • • The Yenerable, of 74 guns, is 'come:into Har• hour in artier to be surveyed. .; Poßrsmount, DEC. has thin day blown a tremendous gale of wind from.the W.S.W,. and the Ships at Spichead, Motherbank, and Stokesbay rode very heavily ; many of them drove 'wifh both anchors ahead, and some getting Into shoal 'water, were obliged ro cut, and run for the Harbour. The . Townshenel,"HtrrstrsTAL, outward-hound Wett_lndia Ship ) arm'', cutting .frost) her anchors, missed the Channel, and drove on shore in Stokes. bay. The 13)-itaisida, BURN, from Liverpool to Demerara, has cut, and run into Harbour. The Danish Ship Fousa, WooDcocx, from YmoUth for Norway, car and made for the har , "or, but sot foul of a 'milk, and sustained some damage;. she also struck the ground, and beat off her false keel. The Cowes .Passage Boat, Jortrr ST PII P. rts blaster, went for Cowes this day at noon, and in the gale she shifted her ballast to the broadside, And went down almost instantly ; the Captain and Crew are saved, and she had no passengers. Dem., Dec. 25.---Arrived the Mariner uun. Brig with Cotivoy from Portsmouth; and the Hely from Dungeness. Sailed, the Zebra for the Nore., Came in . the Starling and .7aitall. Gun. Brigs, from a Cruize off the Coast ofFrance.' On Friday night they fell in with fiviarench Gun-Boats, .and got within gun-shot of them; but there cominton a: very thick 'fog s they 'lost sight of them, which much disappoipted the Of f icers and Seamen,isihiie Was .noCa .doubt, if it had held ,clear, they wettki esiiittredlhosi of them. Arrived the Lis,' and from Noya Scotia. • : „ • „ t The Mary, of /lull, frcanlishoni'cartied'awiy 11er toritoFinast, cut her eatle, and is kotteiiir Rehrti;gate kfarbour ; several Vessels, have:Patte . A this afternoon, and brought up Again: in the :Boy, it blowing,"a heavy gale of ;44 - Tidiit'S'..W.' fle" In the DOwns—llortareh, brreelit;ltis, TrninottalfiCtd. Tyalus,: Led 4; L Proloynte, Thisbe, Champion , Sdurrre~, Autumii; Harpy, Perse P us; jAckall, Mni Starliag. • F..DINHUR.CI4, DEC. zi.—Stlnday arrived in Leith Roads, His Majestyq Sloop Inspeaor, Cap:. Cain NITTCHELL; from a CrtliZe. O n Monday last arrived in Leith Roads His Ma_ Jess) Frigate Catysfott, Captain FANSIIAw, and Ccorrtrint Gun brig, Lieutenant SrocK Fs, both from Elsineur, hAving had wider convoy a Fleet ofShirt, u 'hiclrcherpxrced wish in a violenrgale of wind. , NE W ,CASTLX, laic. gale of wind and Plitt,' 'steer,' snow;:&e. which began on the tith +Want, only ceased on the , i2d. It blew with dreadrol fury on the sEth, tgth,.and 2oth ;'and tis .eircets, we fear, have been 'very melancholy to the. Miipping on the East Coast. The Ship Thomas, 01 'London, loaden, COLIN SICkLTON master, ,was l o af on Saturday 'night, near "Yartho'uth ; we believe Ike crew saved. The Thomas, of North Shields, al t o coal-laden, waslost on Monday night, near Aberdo,ep ; the Captain And five of the crew Washed overboard previous to het coming on shore; • the remaining five of the crew saved. The John, , of HOWtliM Dock,.CowLey; fro th Dant l ic to this Port, with plink and deals, was lost-the time night, near Montrose . ; the Captain and five of the crew drowned ; the remainder saved with difficulty. We, think the latter vessel has been one of 'the Elsineur Convoy. Some have reached the Furth ; but bits, shoes-, and'webs of cloth, have been driven on Shore tit:.the coast of Northumberland, not 'far - North of Tynemouth, which causes melancholy conjedutes. The Marquis If Mindy, ANNA`No, of Peterhead; from Q.nebic, with timber,' plank, staves, ashes . ,;'&c. bititsck on the Fierd'Ssad on Sunday fortosght, Sot ofronfrituty . se'nnight, without having sustain}. ~i n, .._u4?4amage, and came into this p ort . h 4 'ne ri - )llovier, Moss, of this Pon, from Memel .„„qtthd to Lo n d on , with linseict,'&rc. is on shore' on Itticks, and it; is. feared will be a wreck, We are happy to state iliac the'report of the loss of the Ethallon Frigate it untrue. She has been safe iri Leith Roads ever since Tuesday last.;' 'The ru t mom of the Antelope, having been roit, prtib4bly arose from a Schuyt .with eight men on board, be. longing t o th at Ship, having been driven ashore 06 the coast of tiolland. Tit. Vessel stated, in accounts from figrnburgh; to have foundered .off the, Weser; proves to be tlie "PuoiterSloop. We have the pleasure to learn that the whole crew, consisting of eighty men, have been saved. For iconsiderable time past the Gtit.of Gibraltar has been infested with French Privateers, which used tc) lurk under the Spanish Coast until an op- Purtunity o ff ered for , attacking our Merchantmen. We are happy to learn that this system of depredA. E tkrt is likely to be soon put a. stop to. The M aga ° .rrigate, Capt. Goat, has lately. captured - one of these, and driven another upon the rocks. They "—I each seventy men, and four guns. • A Life-Boat, of the largest dirncnsions, is now 7tabii‘lteti at Holy Island .1 , in situation peculiarly a ""able so its iuitnediate aniVuointetrupecl use, .in cases of shipwreck on the netglit3nuring Coasts ar, ( i Islands. This great 'and valliableinstruinent of pre. nervation was lately presetted by the 'worthy and 'beneficent Trustees, under she Will . 01 the late' Luill'• .Ewa, for ownaging the liberal and exttnsi4el Charity estiblisfied at Ilaititlorough Castle.- A4k. SELBY has given his ready assistance in forwdrding ,this work of htirPabity; by 'granting- a piece ni. ground, and the tOlaiing of stones, for the ereilion of a Boat-house. ;' • • • - 1:11M, j 72.01 EROp9TUS . . , IlegiVti,4o l, l4i4 4 , could find othing more To pillagelmdisack on .th' lonian Share ;„ Determin'd tocut a few Island*ers,thrnats a He order'd some hundreds of f lat-bottont'4,ooats; But ere he had mustard one half of his Navyi; 01d. Bs as , ,the Sage; made his.bowatthe Levee. 4, What news," quoth the Monarch, " •you're lately from . Greece ?" , " Why said,'Sire, the Islands are tir'd of the Pcrace, •.! " And are raising some SqUadrens of Heavy Dragoons , " To attablk you , at Sardis:"..—"Me, Sir !•Blood and aims 1-; "'And on herseback.l4 I doors them, already to slaughter ! Why these SaiTbrs lvill look just like fish out of water." " True, Sir," 4aichthe 'wise man, ." You're much in the right; '' " And well ritighttnio sbviantastiO a sight : " But think yaiitli Icii i 'qwonld the Islanders please " To hear that yoith Kingship hid - tatn to the Seas ?" ' The King took ihe tint, own'd tjs part he'd misiakin; Talk'd no more of Invaiion, and' io sav'd - hl4'l;aZtin • 'I I OO:AI`US . .` , . • nw . . .;••. * This great examplejry serve•to et ‘ 'fpr i lhe, paid by some of of . SAGES to a certan , + and eons this exclaMatiorip'r veg that elt was an 1 rishMari: liiftii'tteit kertain thgt-any tilbtorian , menu tions this fad.; but b1C9t41.14P ,governs ;q*ce(CWltiLOlrtik might not an Hilr4.9,4noyecn ~ , . „ , •. - t• - 7 —.-- r - 7,1 4 . • '"Stints E many Weeper of the Garricksi Head Coffee-house,' in Bows Street, Covent:garden, died' :On Satur4ay His death was very sudden, and arose under very tuelaneholVi 'circumstances eight ana nine o'clo'ck'in the morning, aftereatirto heartY break fast, -fie ordered one Of his Waitersigfcall' aihack. ner coach, into which ;he .got ist:..irpisarent :gond health, and' in ;high spirirt: He , orderOthe.coach. man to drive tu , the White 1 - lOrseiCeilara( E cadilly, intending' to 'talcs the stage toraraokriellv nghains h re,,: w here , he meant to pass chriArings,Dity with Mrs. Sr INC It Et..-WhQ ~I)AS resided there many months in an infirm state of healch. The coachman drove to the place of destination without exchanging a word With his fare; but On'oliening the ebich-door, lid Tound she. inifarttina te man. - dead, extended salting the seat. ThebottrWas immediately rentoVedinto HATCIi NTT'S Coffee-house, and a surgeon sent fps. aifr.Tkkialt liteodad and openedi iein,,hut every iefforytoglestore-animat ion proved ineffeftual.' litistresiciival Many yeari kndutn , to the:Rublic at :Drury-la nefhialie as-I he principal ilaritqui Is, a da ratter whicly'he' supported with: pectiliAr aCtiVity, and with snort of the . traditional pantomimic know ledge of that charaCier: than , any • of': ire 'present representatives possess ; as it. fs now,exhihited:lsp mere - careters, who seem to be wholly ignorankof - the expressive aCtion by which it war ,fo r me t ly ilistinguished, Mrl.:Spsxcrit was a.vers worthy man in private life; and respertful withom servility , in his -capacity of:Landlord. Saturday:last the 'retnins Ofly C. Tog to N were interred with . great inneral 'pump in the tamq vault at itainhanii rf Kent. The ftitCial'prueesti'on was met at'Dariford by the family aria doitiestic4.lif the Earl of 'f A'rrtsf, whO folloWeiV-the'renValtade to the place of interment. • The Notile:'• greis'.4 the death of L:nly CH AR I,OTTI, his Aunt, 20,000!. The house,' furniture, &c, 'in' Seyinnur-place, are willed to Mrs. BLAtICWIILL,.. - irl'old and' intintife friend of her here Ladyship. ''The'reniainaer otA t er forpme devolves to Lady Cisaot, frit BARHAM, Lord sister, but SUbjeet to various.leg.i. tits. A Corps-ofebutch Emigrants, soo strong, has seen formed a; Bellbadoez• „ . On Monclay . ,loor b , tho drifts of snow were so great, about t+ miles North of Berwick, that the : Mail CoaCh coming Solith ,Ivai stopped, PO could not proceed until day break, when a passage was ob. tabled by cutting through the snow,-, ; „ Cif I Y'S new Comedy has been read to the Per-, formers, and hat their good report to a high degree, . A r shrqwd! Author,,,hovever, Apeakiog. of Atiorr • in relation to, dramatic aunpositions, repretients them, as very ~ 4 intiifferent judges.”. Certain, it is, that the prediaionstol respelling the pro. bable.eiret 'Of a new. piece, are.r 4 tely justitiok 'the .event. )f- • BRAHAISI'and SItORACE are gone to 'Bath. Falai. : form at the:Concerts.: The English Heti inuat Core belaia' up in ordinary till their returty.l. Friday the Yarmouth, Norlvich, Catnbridge, and i •-, - W H isbeach oacoes, arrived at their destination, the' Golden Cris at Charing Cri•iss. - In 'their passagei throUgh the stlects titey attrati s eld, l tiniversar4oticei :nil admiration, but they conoined tint one nvini, passenger. The c,rriages were cratnmed,if we may use the` expression, iurlies, ducks, hares, phiasaitti,' Snipes, 'widgeons,. Aari.ets, hol'es i . and parcels of game of every description; ,„ And; in order to Make every . 'possihk room, the :gttards weiv compelled to vacate 'their' gn le coachmen's boxes. and the hoots were wholly fitted with the same deleaable dainties. So heavily were these vetielesladen ; tinit.instead of arriving at eight in the morningi-they' did not come in until late i s , the afternoon.- , -Hear this,' ye'Gormondiiers, and rejoice ! In co ns e q u ence of - Some altercation having taken place 9n Monday evening at one of the Theatres, between . a Mr. and Mr: thc parties M set in a field near Kilharn Wells' un Thursday morning, about eight o'clock, 4hin after eitcliatig tog ,shots, received a severe, - hut — nor dangerous, Wound in the lett arm , and Mr._ coat collar was shot off - so near his neck, as to carry off parfof his neck-handkerchief,'' withf.ut injuilog him. The seconds then interfered, and the matter was adjusted; • bUBLPA r o tiie. It z, .4 1! a . 6 ) 14',4 1 ,i" - itl', • ' r'. ~•1, ! ' '' r . 1 At a' "Privy eMiiiill":lli.ldf lry• His ThtselierieY tin 1 - titirl,it , Ltsr, willadlai t yttoti was ordered la.he is stiel, (Meting a i-'6Wairil .of 5,!,01.. etch' for the appre. )it‘ii - 4 1,iit of Th944l: 4 li f ilde anti '7ohs 111dhaft; . In a truitriter Prociantatidn tool. reward-for each 'of Them ltied been oitered,lustilie atrocious outrage at Bally ccitrirrinri,- in which CAN. Dopasols; was murdered, ,has been the came of,rshe extra re w,ird.• . .- YesteidaY the Itighi'Hoti: the I.:int - Mayer call. .a dotiti'mAjoi siir, , 4e theeristle,An bii coach, and takittg life 'Nf.ijfifittheit't;iiittehirdi pl-O*odeded .to - the house of onc"CiAtipy; tt •I'iiriter, , inAllide.ttreer,. :where they selied-'-iigretti numberldfrL-opies of a 'book, entitled,•'""ftrel.lllo of Bto'xpartte••;9kiilso, del typ f e set for printiligit; They' rommittedlbOPOtt; et Iti prison. MikiriSiiiit:'lllen taleing'?:'dir#cetitrit frcni the Lord 114.itde,' 'snit! 'trecornpanied:bse justice i1r..1.1,, went to th 4 ho*eiiirlT::Smith,'M.4ll,:ltreer, w here 'they seiied, g'paiicellef 'the same- book:1-f theY, alio went tsv , •-- Vrots, and arrot.her L Printer, Pridge.street,t; white irtYlit , found •and seized many more: (Ili& Pritireii•Wire all sent to prison:ri. , `..- , Ther"hoy conveying the' Mill frtirrtldblitt th* ig ;‘,i004 stopoidisevien Elphin and Boylr,..ian 'cuil6:y'tlie i jrli• ?instant, by-lioine persons • .utl::i k Haien,' ind - the! !TiO in liir possession carried off..: . 'FitiiilY' last, RikePOyksk, commonly calletiliatilt nit);`'itis taken , by:Captain Hums4:,:in.whotti.bc preOlobsly situ .3 'itiess,ege that he would' surrender; on coiiditicirts, hOWever, ,'which Caintittoitlytwrei Fused, Who inuftediately, thole Serjeanr:Firrryysolhis 0 . 4.1.0 i, - with' hitt tt . )the - Itottier..Where be7iewarmed, AO condaded , hltrqtri t sYincifo iluirtsivrooll and on Monday, we . ".heiiertliar it',. eye; another of theie prOclaimed . ltehelti,bstirehdpred himself to Captain litriti'OulOther. •?/ s rhl l :::'' , '• ' • ' ~' •• ' .- - . 4, 4 17,11! .11fe; pf . C,:ii . t•Jig:l`ll,'Eiound to Llvtrishol .W" i ill' I , S;T i i Si. i: . , was .i 9 ri l 'ilil Or e near NVeford i'... no t w a s ' - 414crwards g,!, off with`liOle d.nnage; Crew rivect ''.The ?eggy,, Ci f I; t; : , from Greenock to Gra. nada.. Witli.Ctitibel.l w;' i fe. , .driven' on slire'ai V. 7 e 4o' itl liat•hotin,'.ihei 6 Ili inst. Crew all saved. It it' thOilght thecaegit,iVill also - he'seved. • ' The Ne i tiome; 41/ 1 7titNiit Rico; - Master, front . Dublin is on shore:tltallY"Valdin.. vf; .• . A S:lnp'sl3:.tat w . .is driven on shore' at:BlackWater; inarkM:A. M, ; it' is' supposed '4lle, l `lieldrigeci to 60171 e Atm:. ' - - , - -• . .. A Brig laden,witti c ., orn, Sec. wa4`dirfen On 'shore . at thc RaverA.Poini Chie n 16th last, anPin t hediatelY Wini l t,o'pieeest, i :Cretitt Wary' It is not s;ei':known Wliere 'She' belonge&M;7ol 7 l . ram whenco she came. Vie i e4,4 l . 4aiiii'.. l3 oA . 'stir It I, Aids ti , fr(°)rti thence with coatii' l 4lltp:.ivai f tlri4e . n . on 'the rocks neat Bal l l , :igiti.l . .shiPilliat'ckegoNitii?. • Crew all Sav'e+l, '.. ifigl2A7'*,. • dt:: Oit 'tqbair, - i'tt thsrtso :4, " Ma's te r, from VI. rt4efford nlictiircil icahLiverrocili ' with wheat, is on shore on the i •l`slOrth•,Btill, Dipiliecn. Ship and cargo lost. -'.' " ' - '. . :-.' , • • 1d54i824 - 01 . 41.1.Tui .g. . ..: • ~ )4 ~ ':rn 1 ..4 ' .1.:,S ' '.` N't f ''', 34.1.141,‘„X1.: , 14 , ,c, 1 9.. .".',..".....: ,7 01 ' , I.R.Yalli a 119APn.QP, . utfepder , stood lda,. Op *p indictment, l44 cupitallyluc, uttering, knoWing 'it to he forged, a,pounp,r):eik..Bank Note of Five :::iQuineas,,with intep; to cletreuti.the National. /lank. 04 her., ccp,in 4 in ,t.l4t ; 'VI, ifitilktialeflt !aid the charge 44„siti4i.havistadt.frao454 yr. Milliken, Cu rtes, and Ihitkvl§r,il)}B , nerneiSrancis Thompson,, who deposed, t4kAhopiwer.et!the,i,? . fr,Carne,into r. Milliken's . q.hop,,atipostr...;be,,let;er..And 9( the year 1 SO 2, fur the pathhti;.,4o.4,ii tiArtrch4sing a pail 1) . skates and ,tillwifa., f9refillo4 . 4 4`.tellit4c4 the unedi t ed forgery iiP,peyw -.ent,4l.illike?. %.v . eni out . with t h e note i n -otilsr - xo have ~t: F t,ttOnsfigsl, tt . pd on . his . return he , said liefoppa it :.' , 0.)94. 1111 .11iF):Oul l!PPeilr,A.fif . "74 lll . ke,n v irt dire testiinony..corroburated iti" above, and. said, on his teturryto his shop,'he found the' Prisoner waiting, who had previously indorsed the note with t hi* real name; onwijness conituuniF4ting his sus. , picions, to :the prjsonitat the; note was not genuine, and ~ asking him ~how he, got it, he. gave him rather a ,Yague : .crount, rriudi more likely to add ' 40 14 suspicions, than to rciniive them ; this induced ,witness to ha ve the prisoner carried into the .presence - .of Thomas Williams, Esq. So cretary to the Bank of Ireland, who, on examining the prisoner, the, la tier iaccounted for tha v nota being in, his possession, on account of its having been r e . :mi‘ted to him. IV:a Mr. :111111e, of the county of .:Tipperary, from whom he had : a' letter, which he would, send Mt. Williams ; to satisfy, him. Witness toolr, the precaution of making the prisoner slepOsit a genuine note with him as a sceurity, which he himself indorsed I,liftl,re., he would lit him depart.— Witnes afterwards .ttaw litnneaa pretended letter, . %'hiOt lie kept in Ali. possessivß; ;; pentiopecl dif. ferent inatterit l , t sso as, purChising *urea, 4c., also, of the . temittaticc ! 64 d ,the .A‘`t . e guinea 'note: to the' priwnet. WitnesA,,frpra the knowledge hattainedof, 1 the prisoner's,hand.writing, from seeing him once ~write, and from Iris general habits of comparing the Aland- vvrit ing of different persons, had no hesitation in believing that the name of Haute, also the date at the top, front a village in the County of Tippe. rely,. was the hand. w riting of the Prisoner, who sent a lettereitct2ainghis attendance. Mr. Williams, through an uccitjprkt, by which he got a' black eye, tarried so long, that Witness at length bored with ' the iniporatriyies . of Prisoner's Messenger,' sent him` the genuine note ! with a notice, thache would have hitti fortli.'cotning; and acc"ordingly gave'direetiona ' to Mr. Fleet Wood, the' Bank , Agent, Which were punctually obeyed, to have every diligent in q ui r y made for him—it 'waif' nor, however, 'very long, since he could possibly have been apprehended. ' ' '''A Constable from , the County Tipperary, depo4 sed, that he mule' the mist diligent inquiry for the 'alleged Mr. Hume, -- .ln the' neighbourhoOd. frotti wheats iff e letter sous supposed to havebeen writ, ten,.but could not trace_ any such person, : , • , ..The . Cut E F ; j ti,T lc a 'charged the Ju r y, who shortly returned .i Verdi&--Guiiry. This mischievous' culprit was s aid t o h ave h, t d Unconttrion ingenuity' to the art of engraving, to . which tit sfrced tome part of an . apprenticeship with a NIT. .I:4;:kPilt ' .oiZtlikih . AyliC6 -. 5 'OCId capitally intlieted for the wilful murder of her own 'daughter, Margath • Cater, on the 26.h' ,November lest, in Francis, itrett, by itrifcmg 'bet on the head with a• civic, havil:g an. iron - tlii a: the end thereof. . ,it aptittifecl this *Ai An unhappy bnntli6 or ti Tz Antieisteiticatittli-64040414.(001114 atads444k4if i- - ,Pii, *lda the loaner having yrevious,l7 missed a 1110 W of a poker At the detiqt'sed, was but too itit:cf - hq'ul in aCe - ornpliii:ting what it :Aiiii?..l(!ti she tfid r,.at (le. sign . - : = .. ..ltet -..tiriolcriion-;: she- tuuk : up a' Circe . cf a broken ' i 'AL.., in,:ivii!Oi „ (*ft i.viil 'iliip : ei' : cP'pt ii)ty inssrte4,it smail.pail,„tvjaci h Ipent.lnited not o t dy tli:. Ikult,'bot the'lneilibiatiti ‘'viifel i en velopeti thi'biain, arta - '`Ottlimieti the rn.:ith iise44`,;•... - • • :' . .:.4 h'e Ileceastd 'was :ilrepind by' .itgeian Dilyhlri:, whli flt l ifed of ex traftirVipiteCe i la without restirtitre:: to'iti pairiftd atlieratition'6l4#eildiiiting.. Ow (+taw... .1 ei4in.intiinti the Surgetiii" svt.ti,l4l l'itatnitgtintute-kiantfi.: , r tiently to ,assert the ' death iscr . th'e'pat lent, eici:Li o lvtit inz; 'esiiltetirbrii:the %.'ounti lill'iti.iihji-ilte.niii, Dtil the. !. nValittlaillti '•usetl in tltecrtslitltiahin had recteiVeti . 4 . tiiite'filifilluie .: lll7ll 11111 ' ttetiflTigi a dee e0171lt: 'atTe le.. 4 ,rate trre.at.iiitt'of , i he' pa eah t , ";;: Vcias in- rely ,a reit - Vote, i istiftkihtlllYizfitit ;cicii ,, i ,, q*e4bnXqt.ik+ieii i' incsnlbinitunj ilifrii r `iis Inie.`;' chei , tq>iigiltli4 . tlif: hiain4Ailiotier ! isdl*Ajp i tehi , de6; ‘i4i, f ifo r e4Ai.;eived,i-Itiffiditi4tlitad otea 1811th' kv i the ti tr 3 flii! ihtilr olivelon -14 41T:cid ;.,:• - 't .) I'o , , t.C` • • late' rtirl.ahOtie-i-lie iir?ilintoa itetMed ftive chteolt,eil !tilifiiiilligyfifis of ':i Ibientgibi,Lieei ittitiffitieht . ...tra rl, anti l eLient-itYrias a Nulit*Verulin.. '-.' r• - • - ) .- ,-...,...!. . jii s ily , ..- 1 . 4'1:: . 1..-CA:i:C sitiMued - ftipt the etricrence,t4l,l4ii . obeei4,i; r! ;:r to cc nliirfree Ore etiniet'brlnntri,..roi: • gil:ilice pr,:::del.•e` whit A il lnAkiiiniubltutitg'riilieni ; thAi no Vrintiyle of t her klo l / 2 4,- flitAvtvpi, .occuired ' here i he,,aw•eviry rei6.4n4t4 Ii:: ce4ntitlerit of tl.at, , as a kitting do ensue Iron) t*:. , ! onhappy . k:oxi'uf , c4u.;l. fli4l . ','biit "itleili ; raiactinitt a l C,.tild nor he adtnittedti;: ' The jtirk, 'avec). so,rre riill,;fretirrnett.ruvez.leszti,,,, Guiirk:Of Nliii.:slatightee.• '-yhe : dreatied ;wil . s isre-.. , v;ui.islk .ar e , tiseti to ia vtitile'eis rusizantiti, lusty, or, 3t leiist an athletic 'yOtinetv , tiniel)'„, , ,. ,--, , - . i; ; coRN , a WH EAT for this day'iNfal trisin ihort suOly, being few Buyers, the Tr7d - e is dull, and, except ing that of fitiel citialitf, this a (ride is rather at less ptakta, , blve.. but little ,Barle,,, and.. not much buitinpa clang ; Pkasc )on4 PsMis• gi , both kilt s ,a ri at small. fludtua thin ; .„Abote,,lrC Hl4lly ... arrivals . (.4 Oats, chiefly . foreign, and last iwee,lz,',s pries aie„ supported.; ti Iflogr..llo ..alteroi.oß, fait Aancricafk about 375 perAtarel of tigw.;,;SlM . , ,t, witikt tj , igi4* eslit , a;so' , 44l airklikunei 33 4 3 4 '4 Fillkliit'AV: t : 4 7h 4 r 5.„.4:.,..ati5,„,-,,,,,,,;,4 184 4 '.')'• e t 4+l it yo ~7 , ~....., 2 , 8 f 1i. 4, is l oia rolattu i,rptto - 2ii :, .7.yr $ 4 i ifirll . 20i a'ts tx •Ittep6 Seed -,. - 351 al4 Malt,•ml„; ~. , ' . .sa. It 'OSA od Fin, Wow - • 40 59 Wiute Pei* 1:40 I 5" •O"t t§VcCill'iti, • - 40' a 45; !leant .. -, , jis a 4 0 i oil • • ~I),:ti, ..,*- • .- —, • :- ; !! Th • follo e atiogsie ate ttltahttPlio4if.t.,Eit,i t i!af s of all the CHRISTE NI NGs Bo it 1.14,,5p cenitier 14; IrSoa, tb neve r +Jaw 1. 1 -$433 ATYPrtii!ig to t h e Reozir t . made to tht.Klll474..NPir:4"-).‘44,940 ?Majesty, by,ithe Compapy of 'Arabi) cletkacfPip t dot, to .1 Lt. Christened in the 97 Parishes within tho CrAriliel eat,Litt,c4F .. l7 Pari ? hes wit i Ntit t h e Walk .1777, uria .463. 4 Christifiee. in Middieset and Surrey. to.ool. tiori:At C114%01641 in:the City anct,Li'aerties nnalel Westwiti,tar . Buried t 77. • - Mais 99 1 9 ) ? all ite 9 Buried • js 9.7 '4 ln all 3 9 511 a. orni de , .7,14 'Hereof have dial Under two years or age 5355 * F Iffy' 91444 Between two :Anti fire nom 4issyritirt i soaar rf. •,; ao Fiyeanct ten 79.1) Seveqty and In! relo Ten and Twenty Eighty 'anchtiramf . ' Twenty and thirty 1349 . 4461-krt e y 4n4S , ' A titzvinrcd . t Fortral4liftp - 114' 'A Hundred it 44 , 44 n thtittate in the Buri•ils:thit year 303. In copiecidence of the reol4tions of the idnis of the se verai Pati,,,heb of gristOl, in' de eidetily ()wising the prnpositin for ttreeting works at tic expence of the City Lr ily drfo: c e, tlir Commit,tee of 01: General Meefink cline3 to proent Any kiitition to 'Failiattent tfpn6 the tkokteee,, ilso Any fkirther execution of the powers veered in them. The Aliverwa, lately arrivtAl ft. rit C4)01.: brought • home 52, 4ai,, pounu* or , cinnamon, 45,8153 pounds of nl.tolt - pepper k with vari , US . 91)1(ex articles. The 4tios bought burn pounds of rea.• Last week as Mr. Grares,,O(Look Farm, near Hridport, , was bhoating rabbits, in, w i t h hit btothyr,io-14N, Mr. I..trcipt ‘ ar, Mr. G. gun ' acciatntally went pit r. 4. tht brew, Who expired wirhin. ) 4o hout: r L20,0P the spOr. Theaverage Prier. 01 Borourl or Muscovo,do Su p ; it, computed from the Rettiros makic for the . Week in g the 21st tidy pt D ec o m b er , is :617.) . 15 . rq Sbill;p1; per tiaociro Wclghr!. • Died, on Thprsdsy. ietini g ht, C CRANK', of Shrewsbury; aged 91 years,! tortintity a ctio(h viorker. Ht was •a v ry..abbtevni . oua„ . Ens 4 , , •• 1.1% , tie principally on vegetable eating very little anirn l food, and 'drinking' nothitig but w iter ,aot) from his earliest years. He had smite in;:ocent euliarities, one of which was, that he never wore a hat beet when going to churih, art„whiCh tit.ace lit w.rs a regtifir arid devout attendant, be ti v : wh..t it might : , or the ptatze gosirg roeVt!ta t i,:disbiss i . ..-He always attended thc public ,,, ttitniniktrAtir ! n justice within the Town,.at the Assizes, the.,Q..iirr ter Sessions, and before the Mayor and sitting jo ll . fives in the Exchequer.; and on thormaghiy, cp ox i a, . ced was every one of his honest, unbiassed judgment and integrity . , that his opinion, whenever was asked, way received with great attention and respet:t, and alwaycgave satisiktion to the uonttntli .tr.. ties as well as collie Wiltgistrates. He .wa> at; slant daily attendak uyon the building,ol; not all the handsome public struaures,in Sittuwsbury, which were ended dutir.g the latter ball of the 1. sit century. 'Married on Friday Lit, hr S-r :1%1 r a i.. :e n cei b y the Rev. Dr. DUKZ, lyn't, Hall, Great PE ELL, cl&st Daughter of Ebq. of 'the same In the lait Lottery the `fillets Nns. 2x6, h PriZl of Ten Thousand Pounds; and 20,430, a Prize Five jliousatid Poundi, weiv Nhitcd And so 3 at Swim's Office in the Poultry, - where "Ticitet.s and Shams of tha present - Lotter/ Ara tan talcs i ,