The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-20 00:00:00

)uri; ll * I.l' pr. hs. P r . i• . 1 t 154 gat, 6 . al, ..;t7;eet'' t o t . mcgi llv e , ute:;,/y ~ i .. iods e, ,‘Ce . ' b) 00 jengt4 30' 1) 1 0 1 10 5 , ocir o , [)cir 'A te t a , ,1701/ )e ir -E0 1 4 ' 5 o f t oe ; ,6 of ,6 13 % , •Co , 'le , • til/e 5 pe 'IIIJ , 0 f '' . e t itif Ili' r tft . .11 et Otte 0' ,ICt 4t"' if 16 se" , reas on `ll4t t~tp r ~ a be arise be bas b e e n acensg Iliciet,'liinaPostillion, to hold tli#reins of two -ips:' 3iototi take upon li n i to assume the reit -c° Kingdoms, when he has tueuntedthe throne _s v4 ' l of the saddle • tV e have . an 1 11 I i " f Sicily Inot like to bee him ; al do . h- Ilts,l;tea. muRAT is - certainly er forming a e . ;".1) f 29,000 tt iell at eanodichino-' - f"r ex . ch e t as i,., said'-bat we imagine against cont t l i n; , , I s t e : k e h k ) as he.mtist dread lest the POPE and I, .. "el. ' should beat ,1;m frnm his throne. ti li tt i l' ert ru car, "• Naea --- 1 News it will he 'l . ll 4-rivaLers are very active and daring , seen that :the:.: tice `l4)Yance • of our Trade. 1 ., t1 " Ise is) . bas been made a subject censure of . This (as every. . ° lt - o rti.- ` ll '''''alty . by our jaundiced Patriots— ent as o if f th! 11°4414 exertions., considering efle h , • ‘vi l i tl Y ' coasts, and of the several oceans to the extent (IF b ' t " e v hav facility of access, and the number • 15 riti s i . e • („ tni _ 1 vessels which, are wafting the . ric r h ?p e e s- a o t f , t hereetbrough every latitude,—aslf,‘Fe u Ntier. ;14, 4 t"g ihese things , it was not rather to be nr tiled he'''tl'at through theefficac!otts measures en 001,4 IYo4r6overtunent, so li t t le mischief ha: n b P e 14, c,, ) Y the svxarrns of American Privateerg, (l ie so y th otl i , (. 'f Otein have been captured, thanl thatirentter. prize ': . in t `4ly instances succeed in tilt -.-1.1( )A . few, too, of the vessels taken te b . rt v lt t. .: aly du the 1 . . • i e d into the po ° F Alh,ri ' e ' i r of being carried kt 4 e a ? •The daniage is nut one fift t i i e st th o_ p t a h r e t Itt e h . ~ lii4, take't it is made to appear,. for in I 1)4 thosee recaptured, " - n al and the losS only falls Ike those ° f 81001 value which are destroyed, in . ' 41 being sent for the United States. ' , \ l'e g 1 , -----.1 1 Gazettes 4, 143 -' e from Bilekos Ayres 4 44 d Le tt ereot 9 fire 12th, to s the_ o_ a2fa the detall- I N,l,ll!ar Alontevideo, the substance of which xi 7 i .. : it Pont stated iII,THE SUN of yesterday.- i'l l that these matters are of considerable , .011,14• e ~ t l'aa , e .) ' y e would be more inclined . a to laugh at, !itths 1.113451 y r egard - the accounts of . N tn , C)l a s cale not half so Jarge a " he '. , ~1 _ fa tt -ell t oil the serpentine, Naval ldte I- I C I -- . tbdugh probably tt e tI QD 13f a territory, equ i al to one-third of Europe, j tit . "(IS 11 PO4 It. The Republican Adatirai ,. ". fl• *lii, l i v4 h ) was lately, aster of the , George'eatning .; 4 fta, 'ur°4l4'llt over, the news of his SplendiaVictory .. affairs o f the 1 ve, tht eti'lle previous to these ativices i ttr, tii.4eraMent of Buenos Ayres appear to ta. so N at -4e" begleeted, and its einbarrassments would l''ktt b 'th4 it was- believed almost any terms I . lt 't( et. l 4 4ecepted f; : on't the Governor of Monte ra. -4 the vi ew of eff,.eting a reconciliation,. l tivted-.l‘t!44°Potto a'nriDenuties from Rio Jar.e - o f'llaiN,ll'`'''' Inediatioe: but their intentions were °l.i alle`thY the .Nlontevi(!ea''s, 'e who refused (trace • I :'ve r , Y i °ther terns • than those which - we hat e 1 , 1 . 4 -1 , 1 c't‘r extracts. r '.... tie Governmetit of Buenos 444 1. tlitt' determined on making a great effort,. ; Th e tr . m l ' i 'lltl i t al ii .e3 a 4 we set, been successful. %tith tit hare appointed a Military Chief, 'th e le titlire e of Supreme Director. Dec) i 4 of Buenos Ayres were equipping .•&,,, pa Montevideo, 11(11 11 t t 0 l rOV the shipping in ehe ettl y h e •°wn itself was in great L 4 i ll 4 , e , of the Montevgdians was distress. I supposedtt Fati ti 4 '`ortiS Sortie, forwhich 'e- Ivi,,, they were Or IV. 'n Ille last advises came away. . n •ttlt of , -------...m...-L--- ,-x- r • ~, to-day, 1 1I t ot tr'uln prevents our °"e-inb' . i opt tn)lvatious on the affairs of Norway; '°' "ati4lllteution with the • Irish Jacobins (who, 1)()1) Te ll that t hey, Who - arc the curse- of the 11 •1 4 , i ,,' "te themselves the People, falsely charge 1 •tt t i. t'lar 411(kriug the nation when we were only 11, 4 ,ttelizi ~ ~,.' 4 4 'l 1% •delb—the nation's dishonour and fell g : il(1 the .101treal which, with a fellow °.tAt . -,, 0 4s 4 13,4 . I)°t'sed their . cause here , 4141 til ..illisrepresentat ions;and on the I f 't stibieet •of the Chron i cle , ; as 1- ‘vt t - °t .Anterica a paper 111)0111.-"g: e i red t r i 1 111.4 ti, 0 , troll , the odium of aggression . t•'e eerie ce upon its own country, 1, . I , t . ~ Iltit of its enemy. yv e do and to palliate Ai • 'et:ln I , . ' 4 ;41 11 ' ' el lu this ' odiousdes gn i believe, that it 'esom by a single , 4 1 ,• ,-..4,........._ re -14,ie ss ' A liG 19 Al4o u t half-past It,' ')k this - • ' nine E Ad 'rid Bir 'lortittg, Viscount IMEI,vILL ' BAR- ( 11 \ (I ' tsr, j" . 4 '' -1 S.Y.IN'EY Yoattß, and JOHN 44 4 4 (.1,• areived. her e . f , •0111 Chatham, in the l q cif 'll4l.lolte's- I ' • • L h the Comptr°l - Na vy ~ : ar g e ' `' .l . .. an a the 't i l ler Ate Il l b ' Sir • itt omits T-110mpsoN, 1/411 the `''t Saluted by the I`.;:ttnur . i" ' ''' ers °F tile Navy Board, is their barge. (flag ship), and 141441 ( °the ' . ni e slot' wa, , and the flag of the Ad; Ill4y:l4)isted t h , -- O.- • , .0 On landing, ~. ere recei . L 0 (.1,-ya, I t. the itOn• e'rt,, ' ed by Commisiioncr. , ' .. \ \ P t , t '. L 07 (it 1 1.1 AWIS IE. 14-ar- Admiral . Sir rieriAs '"lto z ,-. ) a°(l tilt Oth eers O f t h e Nraid i a guard Il e , L t DrBentil g arms. After partaking of t 1,4,,, '''''lt 14,.,c, -vit,Livas., at rial Pra(,„ ttie "it with Sir Tub NI AS ikhirl:4l Wovkii:lent9!llSyeet the sail loft, &c. the to the .4 1 4 ti,.(iio , and Officers- belonging. ''‘lt I, ' t:x kt 41 ' ' The Dott_viird was also nit tbilletl, 41 41 the ceremony of .prying the Arst stone of a new wall to rntserve the bock ykird took place. A sumptuous dinner is provided by Sir TitoIoWILLIAMs, for Loki -MELVILLE, and the other distinguished Personages ; ncl it is expected they will' coMplete their visitation in a day or two. They are received with every pos sible ma 4 of attention and 'reSpec i t from the Ad. miral, Commissioner, and Officers, with which they appear highly gratified. In our last page will be found, a' letter relative to Abuses in the Custom-House, which must have an excellent- effect in repressing any mieaken or vicious practices in that department hereafter. The Custom-House Establishment i3 meant for tile protection,. and .not the vexation, 'of the fair trader, and for the repression of the smuggler and the illegal deakr, so tlrat , the re% cnue may be fed by the former, and not deteriorated by •the latter. We_ are aware that :it is very dif ficult, in many cases, to make the proper distinction between these classes ; but surely they ought, not to be exposed to such gross and UnjUst proceedings as those referred to in this letter. To the Lords of the Trea3ury, the Coun try, and especially the Commercial part of it, owe. the best thaH,ks for this .prompt and decided in terference in their behalf—lt is highly lionourable to their Lordships, arid must s be, most encouraging to trade—Ahat prime source of Britain's greatness. The American Officers are" following ihe'exam ple of some of our late Gallic Prisoi,ersi and breaking titer Parole—hut who the D- 7 -I would trust to the - honour of the Officers of Yankee Privateers? ! The 7 histlesl‘ip of war whi , b sailed on the Ist instant from Halifax has arrived.. Ten thousand more troops had reached the St. Lawrence front France, 5000 of which were at Quebec on the 20th. of . :Tidy, and an equal number were at the mouth of the river ou the 27th of that month. It has . 'been ailirmed,(says the Chronicle) on the , al leged aut h or i t y of accounts by the Thistle, that the Macedonian and United States` frigates in the port - of New London, with 60 Or 70 .more vessels i n oil ier h ar b our s Of Connecticut, have been de stroyed by a naval expedition tinder Sir THOMAS HARDY. h would appear by the private communications that the trade with. Chili is now open ti) every State at peace•with Spain. The PIUNCE REGENT has a large party to din ner this day, at the Pavilion •-it Brighton. Seve ral of the Ministers, Mr. CHOKER, &C. leave town this forenoon to be present.—His Royal High ness, it is said, will celebrate the Duke of CLA itENcr.'s birth-day at Brighton. 'ine Birth-day - of the PRINCE REGENT was no where celebrated with more joy or hospitality than at Croorrie, the seat of the Earl of CovEN TRY, where an ox, sheep, &c. roasted whole, with abundance of strong beer, was distributed.to cheer the hearts of the poor, who drank the PRINCE'S health with cordial gratitude for the blessings of peace : and on MOnday the MAyott and Corpora tion of Worcester partook of a sumptuous enter tainment at.the, Mansion of the Noble Host A fine stud of horses, co'isistiiii; of draft ht 3ml saddle, to the amount of 4.1, will be iluinediltely sent to Hanover, for.his Royal Highness the Duke of CAJIBRIDUE. Mr..CooxE, the llnd.:r Secretary of State for Foreign Attfairs, proceeds from Paris to Vienna, to act as Priuc,ipal Secretary to Viscount _CASTLE RE-AGH at t e Congress. Mr. J. C. Moitteu is ap pointed Under Secretary of State during .his ab sence, andbas commenced to act as such. Sir "FRANCIS HARTWELL retires from lbe situa tion of Deputy Comptroller to the Navy Board ; and Commissioner BOYLE of the Transport Board is to• be Resident Commissioner at Sheerness Dock, in the room of the late W. G. Lona, Esq. The Earl of BaTousr we are sorry to say, is . indisposed at his seat at Putney. . • Yesterday the Earl of CATilcaar entertained the Officers of his reiment with a grand dinner, at his house in Grosetnor-square. A strange and in redible report (says a Morn ing Paper), e-as spread yesterday through the town, _on the strength of letters of the 28th, from Gibraltar :—These state, that the Government of Spair bad, by a public order, exchuled - all French vessels bearing the White flag from the ports of Spain. Toe motive of this hostile ronduct is said -to be the sanction given by LOuts XVIII. to the claims of Cuatit.r.s IV. 6n the Throne of.Spaio.,-- We barely think it proper to notice the rumour, and the - toundatio:. for it, without attaching any credit to it ourselves: The illoniteur of Tuesaav last give€ an account of the procession for the Vow of Lotns.XVIII which took place at the church of Notre Dame on the preceding day. MONSIEUR, and the Duke and Duchess.of. ANGOULEME, were present. Depota (ma., from the principal Public Bodies attended, • and the whole, including the Royal rersonages,,, went on foot the procession. Colonel REYNELL, of the 7lst Regiment,' is• appointed Adjue ant-General to the Forces pro: cee.diug to Ainerica under the command of Lord HILL. All the•regiinents-that , are to embark" at Cove for North America, are to be completed against the 24th inst. to 10(F) men each.• Most of the' regiments that are to be, sent were in Sir It. 1 - lu.L's (now- Lord litufs) - -division, .and were. particularly requested to accompany hini. Yesterday t wo troops of the 3d Dragoon Guards arrived at this place on their route to York. They are commanded by-Lieut.-Colonel G. H0LmE5......:-. (Donciisler, ese. Adrertiser) The Treasurers of.the Gloucester Infirmary have received one thousand pounds from Lieut.-Col. TALBOT,. behig the amotnit of the savings. of the Stow Troop of -yeomanry Cavalry, under bib command, during the war.' Adintral Bradley has been struck off the list of Superannuated Rear• Admirals of the Royal Navy: PotTrty. The following Specimen of the Profane and Ludiernus we Copy fiorn the Atnerical dfh' cial Paper, the Natiova/ /n , lefligelicer of 19th last. Tune-77te TV4teryj cods, 4c. thit Plw'r who fisrin i d tle litimeasued (Not with base Trident vainly ittidys,) • Look'd from Enartfeati height : q'tie so:id land—th' extended Moin, . With all their ample Realms contain, Lay naked to.his sight Lottd Discord sbook the. Ea tG (—Tire aeag insoied iii one promiscucun • With doubling Timmders rour'd • • " -- -,Michael! Go forth," (the tiodbea'd cried ) ) " Wave my dread Ensign the Tide,. " And_ edge Columbia's syrutd:" Th' Archangel wing'd th' etherial had. 7" obey the mandate of his OA; And reacted Coltnlinia's shores: He saw her Heroes on the Ware; Proud Ai Wan's' boasted,Nayy brave,. And battle all her pow'rs. In rain her thousand Ships appear In all the tiurrid pomp of War, 'And thunder round the Coast ; Time Boasters Captive led, he view'd, By gai:ant nautic shill subdued. Their Wealth, Fame, Glory lust • Awned the 'Seraph seess. the. Sky And tell the - tvondous Tale" on - high All Ileav'n,,astonish'd, gaze ! • Thrones, Angels, Principalities, In loud applause united, rise,- • And universal, praise ! • • • "Hail! Brave.Columhians Sons of Heav'ti "'To whose alF.co;tquerilig-Artus giv'n - : -!•‘•To-btrid proud. Tyrabts . (loWit: • " To burst rile Slavery's . Iron hand, "Guard sacred, Freciloni-- - -sate your • " There firi.the Goddess' Throne! " Nopore sli4ll Albion rule the Wares; " For - You the broad Atlantic heaves " And boundless Oceans roll : " For Yoci they visit every shore, " Waft India's Treasures', Africl Ore, " And Wealth from Pule to Pule!" They ceas'd : when thus th' Almighty; spoke; Ileav'n's adamantine Pillars shook As the dread 'word went forth ; " Co;umbia's Sons I give to reign " At home, and o'er the boundless Main, " Unrirall'd Lords of Earth "Go! Execute th' Et ernhl trust, " Briannia's brazen Fetters•burst, " tier towering pride subdue; . " Rence6rth my Sons! not only sway •c The Continent--ard all the Sea, " But ink proud ALBION IOO!" JOHANNA SOUTUCO'IT. • It is rather to expose imposture than; from find itig airy amusement in such - a being as Joitantia Soilthcott, that we notice her impious absurditieS. She issues papers called "The Seals," which, we uncrerstand, her disciples sell. In•one of these th - e writing is within a (mystical circle, about six inches diameter), in a good plain hand, to which is her own signaturc,.aurretche,d scrawl.: Th e ' s e a l s ; Of red wax, ale outside ; one of which has the s.amp melted, or pressed out, .as if by warnith,of the body, from wearing in the Packet; the other has a small slrabby impression, I, C. with two stars. - • Name of the The sealed of the Lord, the elect precious, fir: 111 8 Redemption, • Tc, inherit the Tree of .Life, `To be mace Heirl - ot God and - joint Heirs • _ with Jesus Christ,... . Leer. Ist, 1804. • . • Johanna Southcctt. TAE SEALS. 1. C. • 1. C. is, perhaps, intended for the initials of our Saviour. We understand that two of - our most celebrated aeconeltenrs have. visited the nand-woman, Johan na ,outhcott, _and they declare that she certainly kin the eighth montliof her pregnancy. She is years of age. . The old woman was desirous to give to a Reverend Divine in Cornwal the honour of being the bridegroom, hot lie disclaims the pa ternity. 1 4:1 1 e have a long rignza-roll letter Prom.her on the subject.—(Morning Chronicle.) Wit.nsoa, AUG. 19.---Ou WednesdaY her Royal Highness the Princeii CHARLOTTE drnve to the . Castle in her phaeton and four beautiful grey po nies, from:the island of Ilea, in' the driving of which her Royal Highness proved herself mistress of the whip ; , he was attended by, the Countess Of ILCHESTER in the phaeton, and followed by the Doager*Countess of ROSSLYN in. an open car riage, drawn by four very fine bays, from the PRINCE REGENT'S stud. Her Royal - Highness, after spending the nuarning with the Queen and her Royal Aunts, thePrincessess, returned toCran :botrne Lodge to dinner. The Queen and Prin cesses spent the evening at Frogmore. Her Royal Highness the PrinceSs SOPHIA took an air ing this morning in ;ter carriage, in the Little Park, for the first time after a confinement to ..ber apartments through indisposition .for several months.. BRIGHTON, AUG. 18.—Immediately after the .arrival of the PRINCE REGENT and the Duke of CL ItENCE, " the merry bells rang round, - and "morning the. Regent- gun-brig anchored 'of this ph-ice; and tired a Royal salute, Moit per sons of distiuctiOn,and Field Officers here have personally left their cardS at the Pavilion:—A 'double -guard of the Buffs_ is mounted, which duty they are iIOW 'able to take, as' several- of their tank, .:and \ file, who have been prisOners ever since 'the retreat of Sir JOHN MOORE, in Portugal, and the battle of Talavera, have joined the regi. Anent. It is underttood that the Royal Brothers will remain here about ten days, when the PRINCE REGENT - goes to IVintlsor, from thence on a,shoOt 7 ing party to Kagley,. in Warwickshire, and the -Duke of CLARENCE Will return to Bushy. The William Pitt Sunday Newspaper.—This in teresting Journal appears on Sunday next, for the first time. Perhaps there never was a Paper known to liave excited so eager a curiosity as the present: One.; the •demand has teen greater within • these few-days at the Offices, B,tornhill, and 164, Strand, titan ever was knOwn upon a similar oc casion'. The price of the Paper is lid: ; but it ap pears, that . With a view to giving it unlimited cir culation, the Proprietor, who is a Lottery-Office keeper, Mr. MARTIN, 8, Cornhill, has determined on giving it gratis to • the Purchasers of a Ticket in Shares ; and •we cannot too - 'earnestly recom 'mend persons resident in the Country making an early application for the First Number, which there is every reason to believe will be out of print in a few' days, iii&VAii NEWS: A.lEiticAN PRIVATEER''A The following is an exti:net of Crookliaien, receiviqi this mbrning; dated - August, 1814:--; , . CttooKutAvtN, Att0..13.- - -Captiiiti' and crew, of the ship Coromqndel, vszith Caraii STEIVAirr, of the Madras Ai , my; lanti?4heitgaig : last nig' lit ; tint of a pilot boat, On boa . r*of which they were pm. yesterday 13" r the York s - ch . o . &i.r privateer, of gosion, of 14 gods and HO cominn,ncied . by _FRANCIS 13URCLL- 7 --Cap(i'l73 . CA.^ . MERON and STE%t'4Rl' StPitC, that the CortiiinfitileF and Officers of the privnteer behaiett in t ffe most , kind and humane manner to them, acid every victual who belonged to the Corontnodel. tare positive and strict Ord'e; - s to the crew of the: privateer not on any account to examine tiny man's' baggage on, board. The'Coromandel etas from Batavia ‘vitli prize. coffee, and ‘tas.tatitured on the last. six leagues from Scilly, 'and sent for America.' The ship General Hunter, WiLti.ut with. ti L ubr, from Ilyarnichi, was burnt last night, 24 wiles S.W. from Mizen Head, by the above privaieer f d the nnister and crew also lauded h e r e ,—The privateer was:seen this morn ingthe CoromanOel haS been retaken by the Ekidan„, frigate, and tcrivt.d at Plymoutlif' . Livtardin, Au - o. is.—ArCtvect theJOhn, COLE, froth Prince. Edward's Isiand sailed the 22d July, • a singk ; put into COJi i from -which she sailed the 15th gist. tinder convoy of the Constant, gun-brig ;•. yesterday, off Tcsittar, was chased by a large American scLcroner privateer; 'and the: Constant then had the John in tow, whett they cut the hawser, and gate chase in-turn, but could"not come up witiOter, itr conseqinence the • nn - , ,Corisipt .. .gave up the pursuit, :after firiri.g a few . • 15,.--A Russian vessel (the Her man .altd ,Thusnelda, of Petersburg b) has drrived: iu our:harbOur, the Master of which states ; that lit tptike an American privateer off the Mizen Head, and was informed by her, that (211 the 27th of last month, she captured a h6rnewerd , bound East, India ship, richly laden. She bad f lfterrrafdl, captured another mall vessel, and put 40 or 50 Lascars_ on board .of her, to ,be landed on our Western coast. -On,Satiirday• morning,. n telegraph signal an nounced an American privareer. otl Cape Clear, steering S. %V. on which an unusual scene of bustle awl activity took pLice., enbl it was but a slolrt time before we noticed his.. Majesty's ship Cast? , li'an gettincr undet yet:4l). o , ving.co the indispo , ssition of Capt. 1311ENIza, t,ient.l.4.l,nYn is' gone out acting in her; •Shor:tly after, leis lllajesty's, ship Avon and President followed, and ere' have evcri expectation that they will be - able to give a good account of those daring intruders on our coast. it Was - said there was also an American friga..e the Channel. Ships are dropping. in ever y tide for -West. India .and American convoys, shortly - ex pected. POaTSIVWTI-I, AUG. 19 . -:,--Sailed his Majesty'tt ship Rolas for the Downs,; Port Mahon, •Dex terous,.and Steady,. on a cruize. His :Majesty's ship. Alphea takes convoy to the Carte of Good Hope, &c..Ste.—Wiad N. W. • , , PLYMOUTH, 'AUG. 18.—Areived the Enrotan frigate from BourdeanN. ~;aleti the Ilisratiu ,gate on a ernie.-- 77 Wind-IV. AUG. .17.—Artived- the, Francis Freeliug Packet from.Lisbon i in nine clays.-14 shii from the .Brazils; bound to Liverpool; &c. &c. ha'r'e' put in here for protection ; the remainder of the' convoy has passed op Channel. The Duke of Kent packet, for .Surinam, is gone into' the Roads.—Wind N. W. MISSION TO ROME: We- have 'learned, with much satisfaction, that letters have been received from the Most Rev. Dr. MuettA - 17,,dated from Rome, the sth ult.— That Most Rev. Prelate had, together with Dr. MILNRR obtained 'interviews with his HoitwEss, who. expressed his esteem for the Irish Prelacy; Clergy, and Laity, in the wannest terms of at tachment and, approbation. Dr. MURRAY repre sents, that the mission proceeded prorsperonsly.— The Delegates from the Irish Hierarchy were re ceived with every mark of attention, not-only . by his HOLINESS, but by all the Cardinals assembled, in Route. Doctor MURRAY and his Right Rev. Coadjutor expected to return very shortly. Th e Rescript and all other proceedings that hive taken .place had been set aside, and Cardinal AtBKA, ,President of the College-of the Propaganda; hits been charged with the examination of all the Do cuments_ to be laid before that Congregation, f ur the purpose tvt nei y ofcoming to a p roper d ec i s i on. i t is x fortunate that the P r e s id en t under ei stends English very well, and' has already pe rused most of those papers which throw any ,upon the subject,.!and particularly the " meet of the Penal LawS," which he has nearly 01pTrutted to meniory. He expressed himself in klie:inost unqualified terms of abhorrence of the Oath, and some of the clauses of the lat e -(Cork Chronicle.) The unfortunate Miss WELCHMAN, who .was in buimmiy: murdered in London, is the daughte - r of a very respectable fanner of Street, near Glaston bury, in this county, and about four years ago was an assistant at Miss COLE'S, imiliner, of this city, where she was mite* eSteemeci fpr her uni formly good conduct and agreeable manners. The perpetrator of the horrid cteed.has a brother,resid ing in this city, ‘.lllO has for many years followed his : business,. as ir baker, with the ututot eradit and respectability.---(Bath Herald.) ,