The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

DtIIILIN, Ocr. to A number of Flat.bottomed Boats of a large con. strulion are. now ready to be ...sent to the country from the Ordnarte Stores near the South Lotts. Yesterday in•-nning a superb dejeunewas given by LUKE Wit yrs:, Esq. at his country seat of Luttrels. -towni at which a. number of personages of the first rank breakfasted. His Excellency . the- Earl and enunteas.of.HARDWICKE, the Loun, CHANCELLOR, the' AttettaTi4-rrie of Maim, •the Right Hon. Se cretary Wictutam, and Mrs; WICKHAM, cretary and Mrs. MA11113411, partook the entertainment. The banquet was laid nut with' great taste and.elegance. , • 5 Ciun'ey, a Rebel-General, who signalized himself in the atrocities of Vinegar Hill,• has been arrested and committed .to the Tower in the-Castle. Allen, who appears by the trial of Redmond to have been so aElive in the Rebellion of July last, was one of those acquitted with Artkeir O'Coervor at Maidstone, 'lien Mr. 'IItATTAI4 gave evidence in favour of the Defendant. Yesterday, five prisonefi were taken down to the North, in a .zarriage, in custody of Mr:LOG/or, Chief Peat.-c-oilicer, to be tried'at Downpatrick. • A few days ago .an: alarming fire broke. 'nut at Castle-Forbes, the seat of EarI.GRANA*RD, occasioned by the carelessness. of some boatmen caulking is boat, Who, ,on going. to breakfaSt p left a kettle of pitch tinder a shed, . which boiling over, ccimmunicatedto the adjoining buildings and-Offices. The flames were first discovered by the Hon. FRA,D;Crs Foat3Es, wha being 'promptly assisted by 200 of th'Vea sarttry, and by Lord Fin 131 S, the . Cantle was hap. I'4 saved, although'a considerable loss .wat's6s - in buildings, corn, ii`e-c. 'Gentleman in Yeomanry uniform coming along the bank of the Grand Canal, from the A rllehoke.road.towards Mount_street, on-Titurs d'iy 604 bervieen right and nine o'clock, :was followed by three' ruffian's, one 'of whom cotiiing softly behind, ga ve him a severe strok e the back el the stead, and the others 'pushed him into the Canal, no doubt with a view to drown hiM.-- lappily the • Gentleimn swam to the other side, disappointing the villains In their savage designs. Letrers.reieivest this m)rning in Town, state the death veatertray..aturning of the D u k e o f His Grace had been: far some time in a very declin ing state of health,: He is succeeded in his titles • and estates by his eldest son, the Marquis of WOR 'CUSTER, M. P. for Gloucestershire. • DEATH of THE RECORDER.—.Sir ;JOHN-W . li.* 1 / 'Recattler ofrhe City of London, was in town, arid in petted health, on 11/Ini'idaY. In the afternoOn he returned to his house at Peckham, where -he slept in the eening,.. Soon after midnight lie 'Va t ked Lady Rosa, saying : that he felt himself ex_. tremely unwell, and that he thought himself ,tlying„ Mt dial •assistance was immediately sent for, and 'but human assistance was of do avail ; I Pk -41 i101*-.lireatlied 'his last between three and a'44li,Jeatertlay morning , of the gout in his ftttitittelt.• SII,V EST e R Common Serjea nt' for tjle City of London,, is expeCted to succeed him as Ittrorder.The 'salary is wool, per annuth. The Mameluke _Chief took a ride. in his coach, 3ceompanicti !)). LOrd . BLANTira at yestettlaY morn through the squares an d principal street:lair-the West end of the town, to view the buildings, and: W as. highly £ratified; and afterwards dined :with Mr. pt RYE, at his house in Ntw Burlington,street. earl Potutt eT, Lord BL'ANTYRE, Gen, TAYLOR,' Colonels tERRSVOIt D, FARMERo• and Cote, Were of the party, • ' The Duke of I) Evo4sitta's' is:tnuch imprOved in Lis health, atid . theDotehess is so much better, that she has been :dile tcitake 'an airing in Hyde • Patk.' Lord Purer presided. at the Sussex Sessions, ern Friday,„,at• whit:it the Right Hun. Speaker or the tlous e of C.onntioni, and tieveral other ti enti e men.:as'Magistrates,' I:4ldy Rltt,w.tikt§t?l,l is .arriveti Bath; whe s re, ponacnrly Of h'efoii,n personal 11'1c:tics, the Aldan. loss she lies infrertd, will Procure her all pos silote and attention from her Friend.. • . , Royal Horse Guards (Blues n ) left Croydon n Mond a y on their .ronte. for Canterliuty, whcre , they ate expe.tted to arrive to-morrow and. Fiid.iy noct. • At Meeting of the Liatenancy ofCloucester. shire,, including the Cities anti Counties of Bristol and Gloucester, held yesterday se'rinigt, t uhole was di v id e d into beven,DlViSioll3 ) , an h d Lieuh.e tenants aid Inspetlors of Hundreds appointed- co t:teh. One of the greatest difficulties experienced by niany Volunteer Corps in the Country, is the pro. 'riding of clo:lthin3-, Inc Country Taylors rot being toexpedite Uniforms as East-as required, and those of I,ondon having their hands already full. The Direttors or the Bank have, - we' understand, :.natie arrangements for the speedy conveyance, case of, aelual danger, of all the bullion there to a place' of safety. It is said that a 13rge tribe of Frenchmen who ought, to have obcyed the Proclamation, diteCting them to remove. from this Country, have entleavOut ,, td to conceal themselves in, the .vicinity of South. wark. It is to be hoped that the lethargic fascina. Sion .which seems- to govern 'Ministers .antl• their Subordinated, will at last yield to that spirit which ought folic is:trticularly affivett the present ina. Intni,‘ when w e are menaced by France, and have a treacherous brood of Frenchmen ready. to join their invading Countrymen upon the slightest appearance soccess . . A - very (es pcelable farmer at Gadderden, in Vert*, hhving found an 'ear of French Barley, sowed. its Ar.ed in itis garden, the produce of which rather 4sionished him; he determined to pursue the ex. ?t Irrent. , 11te yem he sowed the produce at the tirkt, in d piece of ground tilled . for 'that pm. pone, which yielded bountifully ; and the thiteY" fourth years' produce exCeeaed any thing ut the kind he had ever seen or heard of before, being up., *aids of 20- suki. of -pure grains On Monday last, the. Lady of TfromAs PLUM', lt, tit!. was safely delivered of a Sin, at lUe house in tipper Guilawd4treet. ll 11:11071URGli PARIS, Szrr. 26. it would incieed•be a most.happr event, without doubt, which should break those : 6;l;ns by which War fetters the Commerce of Nations, and prepares for them a certain futurity of misery ansi privation. We -are flattered anew with so agreeable .a perspec. five ; and it is not slightly that.the journalcencau_ rage those pacific rumours n yibich have. been circu lated in consequence of intelligence the most unex peded from Foreign Powns:,,,,l4The. Pnbiiciste of rite day' before yesterday, gives rlteilizeoarts in the fol lowing, manner :—" According to a private letter from Berlin, we have a confident hope of seeing the differences between France and England terminated. An incident is said to havecontributed to this happy change. Portugal, in the critical situation in which she has •been for same time, has had recourse to Russia : Negotiations were entered' into, and a Treaty of Alliance has been in consequence con-, eluded, by which that kingdom is place 4 under the impart:bite protedion of Russia. This at - range. ment, so far from being unfavoutable to France, and: injurious to the 'return of Peace, has given new , strength to the mediation of the Courts of Peters burgh and .Berlin, and the 'proposals thatbave been recently made to England, arc the first effect of it. These proposals are of such a nature, that the Cabinet of London must accept them, if she be animated by • pacific irttenions;" . The new Turkish Ambassador to the French VentMeth, STllr.tTTr EFFEI4I)I, has been four days: at Paris. Yeslerilay evening the Rus b sian Envoy,' CmtlAt MAP,COFF, Teturned from the waters of Barnes. The 'Minister for ForeigriAffairs, M. TALLEYRAND, has been for some time returned from the same place. The Negotiator of the Pre. lirninaries' at Lordot, M. arm, is gone to his post ,as Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Manicb. The 11hniteur of yesterday cnntains a Consular . Decree Ordering payment of the pensions of the , French Knights .of the Order of M'alta, and another for regulating the,payment of the Monti or Pied , montese rents, and of the pensions due :in the De partments formed at that Counity . „, - ,The first D.-- CP - cree tending to the accooltiihMent of the condi_ font nn which the Island of illaha Was surrendered in 1708 to 801.1411 ARTE when on his way to Egypt, is as follows : il.P.z.leres Au? . • 6. 'Pie Government of the French Republic, on,a_ Rerun of the Minister of Finances, ivith the ad. vice: of. the Council of State, decrees I. The French" knights of the Order of M a lt a , compre hended in the 3tl Article of the' C,Mvention entered into on the a4th of Prairial, Year 6, (tune 13, i 793;, sh a ll b e ad mitted to the liquidation: of their pensions, ;6 13tr paid in whole, in conformity to' the t i tli Article of tire said Conven tion. Tor thia purpose they shall transmit to the Ccuncil General fortiic Liquidation of the Public Debt, an awed from - cerrifiCate of their birth, the certificate of their life, and idcoll!).', ai.well as a proof of their quality, and of their being picseni or, the tune 'of the said Conventidn. 11. The Members o; the same Order, Who haVe remained in France, who have riot. yet been definitively paid, shall be .paid.according to the laws cvnierning ecclesiastical pensions, by conforming to the d ispositions of the Pecrecof Pretrial ph : - Year 6, which shall be declared applicable to them, except `those, however, in regard to oaths, from which they shall be exempted. , The Pensionaries alluded to in the preceding Article shall'apl4 to the Preleofs of the Departments, in which they now reside, who shall trios m i t to the Counsellor cif State, Director General ot.biquidationithi: claims of these.Pension afics with the papers produced byeach et them, and of Which O.:decree of primitive fixation shall form a part. Those not yet paid according to the law of September so,. 179 a; shall cause the.Preto of' the Department; •where thefr.benefice is. situated, to regniatepreviously - the quantum of the net which they enjoy. IV. The. Minister of the Finances., and the Counsellor o f siate, ilireetor General or Liquidation, are each charged is far as concerned with the.exectition Of the present Decree. (Signett) 1101,11.2A117.E. Yesterday morning thirty-two of His Majesty's horses, from liannver, passed through Wi: dsor on their way to. Cumberland Lodge DUKE of CANtitu !Doi wer.t part of the way towart4.l.lXbrititte to meet them. fits MAJESTy and PRINCESS SO- Pit tA, at tended by Lady Et V14,40rd W t ctt,tta, Sir W. Pl', 'Gen. Hmtopustx, and:Colonels F:Tz. py. and Das a a ow, 'went on.horsebaek to Cuirther. t att a Lodge, to sec the horses, soon after they arriv ed. They are very,fitte It is not, as stated, on aecouot of want of time to make the necessary arrangements for chti:reeep. tion of ilia ROYAL FAMILY in St. Paulis.Cathedial, that His MajtTy - declines going .to that place:on the approaching fast day, but because it is intended to be a day of national humiliation, and not designed for any public spettacle that might thaw people from theirs proper duty and lead them' to festivity rind dissipation. The faMily of TOIIsSAINT .14'0o v rItTUlt E. has been sent to Agen, 'where it is, to remain under a proper superintendance, ti iving lately Made :in at. tempt to escipe. Some inhabitants.of Illyonnt'are said to have been in the secret. A Morning P‘per of Thursday last, in justific3- tion of the Admiralry, assures its Readers, that se. veral Sloops and Schooners will be launched before Christmas. When BONAPARTi declared to Lord WfiITWURTH, that Army after Army should be sacrificed in attempts to invade England, the Firs: Lord orthe *Admiralty must _coneliid , :ti, that Flotilla after Flotilla would, be, built to bring Army after Army, over—but it does not, app,'at that 80. NAI , ARTk promised to ivnit till Christmas: Thus then the Admiralty take near a twelvemonth to build a rewSloops of War. The .same haper daily praises the isour end trßivity of that Board ; we recommend that Paper to ask Lord Sr. Virsc.!tNT,, if he recolleds to have heard of Captain Spirmites building a 20 gun.ship near - the River St. Law. rence, on the' Lake OntariO, t,n ,six,wecks ? The frees with which the Ship were standing, when Capt. ScH4Nr undertrink it.. ecthaps L,,ra ViNCENT May rreiillieVl4 l taking the Prese, of 74. guns, in the Arnerican Wor-- 7 —that very from the laying, down her Keel to her sailing from L'Orient, was only_ IVinet..).--Ave days in compleat. ing—Lord ,SPfNCER. built 30 Gun-boats in two Months. We .shitli therefore' hope the same Morn ing Paper will explain, why the Sloopi and Sehoon. ets which it stated were contratted for utfroori//4 ago, %Oil not'be really before Ctirktinas, under the present -. Board of Admiralty, who have sliewn so much vigour, talents, aßivity, antifteetight wiNc;ITESDEP. Ivf usip THE grand Musical Festival annually celebrited in this Cityinsgan bn Wednesday last, with a Con. cert at Sr. John's Hour., which was nurriermltiv and brilliantly , attended. Mrs. BILLINGTON ex exerted,. with the utmost succep, those tititivalled vocal powers for which she is sn eminent; and Miss "fENNANT as much dmired and applauded. On Thursday morning as elevedo'clock the doors of the Cathedral were thrown open, and, as was ex. raed, the performance of The Messiah, > in which Mri. BIL 1.1 NGTON t6Ok iCrincipial part, attraaed all the Beauty and Fashion Of Hatniishire and the neighbouring counties. At .he Nikeellartebus Can. cert in , the evening, Mrs. BiLLINc - rott sang Sweet in so superior and exquisite a style, as to de. light and enrapture all the audience. On Friday morning ;he first aa of Judas Matra bous, with a selettion from the best pieces of HAND F (~ HAYDN. &V. was executed with much taste, at ~ he Cathedral. This selcaion did great credit to Mr. CHARD, the Condulcsr, as -nothing could at this time tend more to inflame the breasts •of Britons with patriotic ardour than the sublime sentiments and animating strains which abound in the Oratorios of I LAND F. L. Ml's. 131 I, 1.1 NCTON, in the songs of Pious Orgies, and Ariceh ever bright and fair, was beyond description b scinating and great. Miss Tattrl - ANT was particularly happy in Alverke, - thou Lute 410 f:vm MARTINI ; and new.vtatt gave the tolloWin„a- appropriate air, with great energy, feeling, and efrea : Ann, arm, ye , beav; ! a' it - able .. • Tlae cause 01 -11,%.,i.0n your z•ed khan incls• • - In tietence of your Nu:loll, Religion, and Laws, - The Almighty Jehovah will siceligt hew your braids. Amongit the Company at the vatiots perfoim. anecs, we noticed the• foilok% ing persons of dis. tinaion • The Lord Bishop of Winchester, the Bishop of G latices ter, Viscount Karielitgh, tionoonibie 1') ir. Mrs , ..fleCrey„)) lionourable'frs„ lienoiirable Miss Siniftim, Nll . and I..ady Atlierk:y, Georgimi ihickiey, • C6lonel Sloan, \l. .I'. .1s) fis. Sloane, Jody Afildmav, Sir Chants I, ,1.!,n .Iteathckite, Sir Henry and - Lsiiy l'eytot), :•.) • .1) 'ihfl Lady :)`:,..5 - P;;rl;ess, I. • 1 , , • •!)' . 1 1, Mr. Sturkess, M. P. ; Mr. N•i. I'. r i'lloi)).es and Lady ‘Villiants, General and Mr;. ShirrefayutP - Ausittexi, itp c mr, Sr. , John, Mr. W. SILLAsit", .1 ! rgie, Z'');' , .; •& • A Corr. c I . r:ri r'eSterby at, Gui pteierit %;;, a,,(1 'Aldermen; including The Court ordeTed.the pries of I,licad to continue,. at iod. the c,,,)uAttcrn Lout . Whciaten,' Fine} .8!d. Household. ' :-. • The usu4l Precept.; for reentlting,ihe'Proc.'ession on Lord*M3)ol'.. D4v Ivt,-e «mien:a igsue.' The Re:. Mr. BE or:, c)f Et-11011d pitat, surrcrukred h'v• i)lae., , ktni the newt COW WaS avpointed fur the Eleetion of another to 'succeed lain. . , The Elediort•of a . l3e.idle of the Court of Requests,and Searchers and Sealer of.l..eathet, were al s o ap. pointed for the n ext Count.. The Court voted their. Than c kl to the Rev: Mr. .HuTettittit, l eliaplairt to the Lord Mayor,' foi excellept Sermon preached on'Miehaelmo.dif, pre. vivus to the Eleetion of .Lard• Ma) , nr, and he was requested to print. it ior the e use 'of the 11/fen;.bers of the Court, • The Court ordered 6+ool, ,Orphrim Stock, to be paid ()Iran.: annihilated, and six montlo notice to be given by the Chinherlain to the Propiietots. THE Tit E R The warlike operations' of Aiwa,' To among the Pertivians, and the military amusements of ,77/.4. Camp drew -a very numerous audience last night to Drury-lane Theatre, and both Pieces went oft with eciat: An After-piece..is in preparation ;kt 'Covent.Gar. dew Theatre, intitied, Rdisiix se the Wind. This is a whimsical titleondwoulirhavtelleeri'well'a . lApted to some dramatic novelty . • Mr. ,COOPER, tt Aaor, I. h.t!en pet. (Ogling in Ireland. to :tit pro? . liy obtain a firm footing-.at Drury-I.:toe Theatre, where his talents may be employed to great advantage. it is to be regret teili that Mr. Sri a tiro/01, has nOt • enlivened tho pleat ant Entertainment, of II Crap with.some. temporary .allusinns arid str,,,k,;4s The . twos' of, wit which it cor,clins 'were admirably athipted to the r.:rind whe n th e Pi e r,. '`,,as first brought forward, hot now :i(xneNkh:lt . (Also. lete. ingenious Aythor is so te:Ar up:)ri atf .orcasions, that a veil minittes allotted to this Pieee would enable' him tg ,it all the. cliat;ns'of novdry, by a few'pointed; : dinsion to p, tog_ et eras, which .nobody could so:1,vell surrly'as . , •A very unpleasant accident, which to'ght have been attended with fatal c'ousetiocneVit took -11 F , lee,' on Sunday morning In r, at. Liverpool. The Bishop. of C',ItESTSIt . .pre4dted in - Sr. a• church newly built, and as Prioci, Wir.i.tAt.t of Gr.,:)u- CIISTER atleMieti, the church wa., st. much crts , ,vdt!ti, that the gallery, unable to stipport the 01011110139 . weight with which it was loaded, gave way. The terror anti alartn prodUced by' thin ;accident, may be, easier conceived than_described4. but-oot.‘vithatansh. ink* the confusion it occasioned, as every one en. deavouted to escape by the.nearest passage, we are happy to state, that no lives were lost. A few per soot were - slightly cut or bruised in attempting ; ,to get through the window, and one wt rlian bad her leg broken. On Friday last most 'dreaHul accident happened on bojild the itho N West Indiairtan, in the Wet. Docks at Blackwall, An viZeer of the excise hav ing incautiously placed himself• against a handspike, lett in the Wintiht”, the 'pall of the latrer gave w3y 2 by which he received a violent,blow, WA!, thrown down the fore-hatchtvay into the ship's hohi, and killed on the si.nr. Several merehantF, who wit, nessed the misfortune, have litundnely entered int(i t subscription for the &ceasetl's famity, which con sist* of his wid t .7w and severalstnall ehildreo. b 4 illidaY also, a labourer belonging to the Dod:, iell from the foot‘sav on the outer gAtt, ill(0 baton, where he remained near twenty minutes, be. lure lie Vas s taken curt, the different tnearts recom mended for the re.toration of drowneirprisons were used, but every effort to recover him prove,' 'Hid feaual, .14.A.R0,irti.:.,0t.•.4.i,e TR blasts of Boa tzAS are much to this , place than any appieliencions r anti liis banditti. In fiti the 9,,itidy With so rough a breath ltt . els,,tlr,it he i'~ +:~ away niokt of our fashiiimble vw,to:s. B ; aiid cold as his greeting has iatdy b t ecn, heen-able to co it the courage of ,no of our F.:~- ; + ~ J"ri .~ fir.} defcliders. Our Sea.lreocii>lei io nothing more than that the grii,*),' Nation of Plunderers may put riltearg 11110. C::. eution, that they may meet him and liis gang,. tri4- bga t to bciai, stark raiott.t kat thg,y. Luitz. se r:',l the execrable race of ruffiaos Fit or,ce to ;he hut tom, With these our senlimerit, the set tied iiiilAttailtS this town, including the wcmen, treat with contempt all menace of invasion ; particularly as Governm.:nt have at last afforded us means of protection in`,: supply of carronades, ,balls,. ehain-sfint, whieh arrived-on _ Wednesday. • DANDELION, • ifie f.irsaken favourite ; now hang , ' disconsolate 'its d.rooping head, and is not chcrrtil ,by the -prosped of ap,ther Summer, ;IS ir4 return will not take place for.many a dreary month. Tlie theatrical MUSCS ate affeaed will) the sttmd melancholy feelings, and..are preparing to remove to a more ,genial soil., OAI F. NE titlifetS 11.sitiCr•a heavier load than fiditious sorrow, aoti poor Tk At. i A displays a I:ltent gloom under al . ; the " nods dint becks and wreatin:(l' syliles," which she assunris'in . her vocatio, as , Foist to N • On Monday last, Mr. Le. BAs collected at !,,is ball all our' remains tif tit; fashion:4We world thou left, and mustered indeed t 1 very I:k m: vatic cnm)r , ,lly. Uu Tuesday Lady AR4ilhi.LA W A RD 1, 1 , the Theatre with her name but not he: for the benefit of . I\iliss NIXON. The I'l4 ruby the and the FaretL.rur 1..;‘,„),,121 at Lack staitb N t s.. I, l lr. BAR hid +lll ' d tin n,sih J himsc.‘lf in the Mri. TAY LO It c g() , .(l ' A Mrs. Itialaprop, ;is the Lo..ni-n hoards till Ince: `II,PasF.L. on Wetiut! , .l.l) , forth the ber.ttiit , of, ht ,Tiie wala ;11,1i.1 ^F Brista. On Thursday KiniYMAN'i otielitti for a ball, hut only' 1644 cAllles ~ vro the:rl'eeltr:ell treat no iv:1 . 0111c of 'Oft mpcit ‘v10; iio‘Veysl i t4 • to Ijoggarly aecc. , uot of etripty, Uri rhe:sainc csicriOlg i t),,il Was a ;Y:)5, I Cok:ris tiii Saturdd'y ;4spoke lie P6or .(7,e'lidenits's for the .benelit of rcccii is of.tha house were at 7. it4ifferent dial - a G,(g:leta fp: he must rcmvin, at toast the prdfit, of rhat • . . occasion nut entitle hint to # .mote vrosperous - , di;signatidn. • ~ • CORN EXCHANGE, 12. liAviNo many of Monday's Wheat samples un sold, with some furthec arrivos, there is a toler,ible supply, .but, being-thki of boyers,' stl inre dull, at somewhat less prices; Barley and Malt sell s l ow _ 1r; fine.new Rye fur Seed is lower, down to 41 1 5. pct quarter ; and ?ease took downward ; Bzans have a little variation ; Oats are in good quantity, and this trade is rather more brisk.' IVheat 48s a 55S a 5Ss oft Fine ditto s9s a ii-os 6.1 Ity.e - • 3os 34 611 New ditto —s a - $ 0.1 hArkey als a vo Malt - sos a sos c ti White Pease sas a sts 0(1 1303115 3-0 a .17$ Tl4:lt. !leant - .4 zsa 273 1'01.,44,1 aS$ a 29,.qi 3jl 4 371 Cine 1.104 r sl:4s 554, 41 Succiacis 4is 4 SOS The, owners of a D'over Privateer have had sslob damages' a.....%!rciA against thetn, in eonSequenee of the detention of a Spanish vessel , of great value, • A few. days since, as the Du As of Citto,tir R. t..tNv's , ltifle Corps Were fititig, at Chalk hill whistled :d01 ., . the lii , e, elitere,l ; within a few it of a Lrge Cori • ; • ta rots t • it pro% discharged Lyct vit( , firing at A tree 1:1 field : the Noon (vas iintritdiafdy l.tltl h , ,!.. rathcr Totighty il3lllifeki ‘i.rho itild 1. It I!Nit h Tk . ", , ,q ! . e . was fltitCd guilt , : of tiouS virirds taut it t.:llc,iriAorii, 4-s , That if Ety.:4Ap I 0 11;, he his , si . Je, turn sgaii)st his 1 . " , _ log itrd sewvisic!..A utle yeac's ;t :n.l to be kept to bard labour in reetion. A PenvileSWindler, aided by ra gaudy ccoi'ltw,e.' bas very recently drawn :00 smile of the Shrl.,hire. &Inks with ennitkralile tueceNs ; but a iltilnrt i rl o rt htigr:,tphy or a nnine einpinyed Ii led to it,tt detenion, ".Intl she is to v in cortfineirtat. • tVI).; tintie,rtook for a tva,scer soo 7.,.u.inetts, last week, to ride iron. / to London anti back, , on his own noire, Itlilr4i it) the attentpt, before tame Avithin thirty nliks of C:7l inetropolis; tvagers to ;a cotAdevahl. 14.‘ing lotted, that the ritlrr could not. pello.tont it et-ft), ivitit the aid of other horscs ve - tiich Itvltad nrn vidett, h 4 proCeedNl, and ,vt)ti the Nvag,er will I hi. follovving'lotlipened to 0 , 'Dril-41)-ce , , twt) Wein:7k Stno - hay morning A;; eo.)ehT.ln had rot set Llotvt) a I w yarili on leis way hontP, rountl, ha . porceived a great : his coach ; he ittortedittly gut iltt4l.o,on;l in g the tto ( ir, f - Atild"' the lining all in ; ing that 411 attert 3 Pt 3 to e74iogni6li it v, 1 . h.: useless, he cut the body froth the wheels, i• Imyr t ottt, without any other ti,tirt.tgr.„ I t i,, to nave t,:d;:en fire tram rh, -- !lfilailt h4(l carried, goitt , into time co; , h wit'; to look. - for 3 ilarcel,. alld dropping sftatV. Thc coach bein lirlcti itti Very S:)011 19 a I)l.tZr. Niaritlay iii;Zabeth I.(lTviy , :er, of INTo 11, • rx;lrOlneik ovi ;,, t Lr..1. - Am STA.7.NFs, Kin. at (?0.61 ', V1:11 with having l‘ri tc,osi,!er l 4,l-!! pc , :,,Ltit art 01 i , 11:,w,f . to tdl IvitiCh being sa4i.-A 11 , e Wit'} Co:llloitred to Bricle- - tv: 11 . month. Sir Wit.i.itym r Ilt.tii c.l she iI C , ll:jurt)r, not to f,)retell last week that :n ht wt:Lk be seat to Di itlewell. ~, * i 1