The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-29 00:00:00

cy . :3, r 6 • • V C` ~C !`. IT:1111E1i (;7 0 5 1 THEATRE ROYAL; DRELY-LANE. PIS PRESENT EVENING, March 29, their Mai,sti,.' •t:,-,:ints will l ie.rfprui the Play' of THP, ~ .,,iF,RCITANT OF VIZICE. Shviock. Mr. Kean. - , To Whirl , •,•ill he added, - ILLUSION. ', . • On Tinirsdav, Hamlet ; with Turn Out. THEATitIi .ILoYAL, GO VE,NT-UARDEN.- THIS PRESENT EVENING, Alarcli'29, will he performed the Tragfc Play of • PUZARRO. • Rolla, Mr. Yount;., To t , bictt will be added, THE ESCAPES. "uisday, The Woodman; with The Miner and his Aren. ORATORIOS. (LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.) TILF.ZTBE.ROYAL, DRI:RY-LANE. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 30, will he performed the SELECTION from the ZALYBER oy.IEs composed by Mozart,: Avii received on Fri last ,with . the zreatest applause from parts of the ileat fe \-• •in those • s Pieces in which the Patent tj., i ) s ed.Harinonica wasintroduced.—.Also, for the last time season, :Mozart's celebrated Requiem, and the favourite TO Grand Chorus " Praise the Lord. ye everlasting ;"r , from Bethoven's sacred Oratorio, called the Monnt. of /..."livei the whole of wlsich Oratorio will be performed on , I l lil L aY next, with Haydn's Grand Te Deum, being the last i l ittnt of the Oratorios this year. Full particulars are given t he printed Bills. to 0 • I - es a'n,d Places to betaken of Mr. Spring, at the Bo! , - Little Russell-streett- • • ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET - PLACE. NOTICE is hereby given, That the BXHI- BrnoN OPEN on MNI)AY, the 2d of MAY ,txt The Artists are desired to send their several Perfor a ter es properly framed, with their descriptions and names of POLtraits for . insertion in the Catalqgue, on Momlay the ), or b six o'clock on Tuesday the sth of April, oiler tije none will be received.—No Artist is to send more tlia,l eight Pictures, nor mote than eight provi n s.—No Mi :utgre can be allowed a place, unless in a frame of mode l! dimensions, nor can any Copies be admitted. The Royal i7,itlenly will take all possible care of Works entrusted to but cannot hold themselves responsible in cases of ac -'d t. HY. UOWARD, R. 41: See. "E GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEIIOLT.)ERS OF THE. COUNTY QF biOti'ltiGVANl. ENTLEmEN; i t .HE liberal professions of support with which tih was honoured by many of you at. tile. last General.Elec- . . s t i f ' induce me, with the utmost deference, to present my', \Vie' Candidate for the high distinction of succeeding Lord C qu ' a n , Be . ntirielc, as a Representative . in'Parliamentsfor the 1 i ' l itY of Nutt ngbam. .. pe r i cj av e studi9usly abstained from addressing you 4t an earlier c a ,„ :$ not fronr any want of grAitude or respect, but be-. idy estr wY conduct has been influenced by an earnest desire to ftie e ve ttie Peace of ttio County, and to concede every indul- deilti l % ( rnistent with your approbation, to Lord William 4rvi ce „ . ".,tiivareila.s lie is to us by his former t'arliamentary LouN ' i nvested as he stands with civil and military lio - • -:to 1 /141 th 41. d. eau endurendei a Mau ed, as we tinow an hii4bleim "to b in e, private li with ever te, oyy cpalietui -5c- aa..., . z to public transactions. 1 4 1 11 , 01 .11€1 i,be softkrtunate ;LS to be placed by your sufirAges 6 .(„Ltiit ele rated situation w hi c h Lord William Lientinck has 3 4 '' e 4lled,it shall be the unceasin g en d eavour o f my lif e t o 4'4. the continuance of your confid ence , by umiotaiothg . , pri nc i ples of inviolable independenc e , and - by dedicating 3Y - tittle and my exertions to the general interests of ,the Pire and the particular concerns of the Cou'nty. 4,iit situation in which I have hetn placed, and the izrinie iir ' e aPproach of the Election, cOmpel ine.to abandon iny de,- 1,.. e af mak t . in ,, my personal application t o you; and to rely pun your . 1 . t hud jl)&l4:Tune for allowing ine to postpone this doey 4,,,," a future'occasion. Sutler use to , bope tor your candour . 4 ,,. support, and to entreat most earnest!y the attendance ot I'rivrids upon the stliiy of .nomination. Ilia - ;e . the honour tobe, with the highest respect, ' Gentlemen, v 74 lMarch,l'. ir klingion, Yourvery faithful au:.l obedient Servant, -- March, 1814. .FILANK. FLUNK. PIANO FORTES. Il i WO Capital Second-liaati PIANO FORTES, t ve .. as good ai new, by - 11ROADWOOD and SON, wilt 4617 requisite a,dditional Keys, &c. belot4ing to Fa oi,,,f Distinction, cost 34 Guineas each ; WILL BE 4 t NI " for 18 Guineas, the other for Guineas.' :,I.ly be seen k m ,: red WA.TLEN'S, No. 5, Leicester-place. Case, packing, it ` l° "ng at the. Waggon Otlice, Two Guineas additional, iLE SUCCESS. 1'0 • 18 - IkIWARKA: L. 20,000 1,120. L.1,000 28,1 , - 20,000 7,191 l,OOO ,59 0 _ ' 20,000 4,823 1;00 - 1,120 ..... 10,000 I 3i620 .....1,000 . t...0, ' 3 ,9i3.1 ''''''' - 10,000 1 Beside /..600, &c. AutORNSBY and Co. are 'happy in announcing T i, t. the Public - the above favourable events in the , last I tt! Small Lotteries, acid hope their Friends will Meet with g a tisa ia the present Lottery, to he Drawn the 3d •atid. Cu.Y. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at HORNSBY f„ r ' 4 's at the lowest prices. ' The Scheme is one of tli4Arst -s„, 'natty. years putt, and cannot fail of meeting With universal to 1 11 14 , 1 . i t• braves, by Post or Carrier, executed with fidelity t , (ospateh, at, the Old Established State Lottery 011ie::, • 'U,Cornhill. • LES'S TIL 4 INSLATION OF I 1 DAME CO'ITIN'S , ELIZABETH. ti e This gantly Dav was published, printedin Foolscap„ and embellished with a Fron tkpieee, price ss. in boards, .pILI ZA BET ; c.r, the EXILES of SIBERIA : From the French of Aladalue Cottio. Witl By W. R. BOWLES, Esl. • Ifistorieal, Explabatory d; ai. Geographical Notes.' lited for Slier Wood, Neel, and Jones, Paternobiterrow. l ° I . whom may be had, printed uniform with the above, ..tters from a P or t uguese N un to an ()ulcer in the „'":11 Army, pr i ce 4s. ti'd. Gds. f r _7 l ; Let ters of an Italian Nun and an English Gentleman, fcurl the French of,J. J. Rousseau, 3s. WI. b_ds. • ()N • HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVING CHARACTVIS 11 PLANFAIR'S POLITICL PORTRAITS. tlblished this Day, Volumes, A Octavo, price IL 4s. !1 . 1 ' boards, tiOLATICAL PORTRAITS, in this NEW sr aPhicElx-l; with Exiila44tory Notes, Historik.al and • By WILLIAM PLAYFAIII. - AmVus Plato, Amicus Socrates, p Sed Magi s Vuritas. N o tinted for'C. Chopple, Bookseller to the Prince Itegerit, • GG, 1 • Also, by the same Author, • 1... ,Outlin es of a Piau fur a, new and solid Balance of Power x . lith a coloured Outline Map, and Statistical 4 abl e • 4 hewing the Extent, Population, I , 'orces, &c. &c. &c. i t ' r 4 o , ..eitteillmperial Majesty Alexander the First. Ein lof all the Itussias, price 4s. tid. boards.. _l,o,..tece Iteruml ! being a Letter to the Lords and CoFri loc•.% on the necessity -dud policy of supplying the Allie s wi th tertaicate the present Contest for the freedom of ,uetineuth cud the safety of Eulilaud. ,t: • . 4 "rJ 1 ~ /6 I 4% 's kA 1 ' ''''.....9,.:4P7!.:. , e • -., -----`:---='..----}-,,,..., E ---, --- /4-pwn T I - i; T u e;S MICH 29, 1814, CONTRACT FOR COALS AND MELTING PIG IRON. . . , Navg 7 Q/fice, ;rogra. IR, 1814.. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and C0,113IIS •"". -SIONER,S — of lIIS .314.TESTY's NA FY do 'wig!, give Yu:ice, That on Wednesday, the Gth of April nerrt, at One o'Clotk, they will be ready to tient with seifh Persons as may be to: Contract for supplying Majesty's seaeral Dock - I'arrhr, os any one or more of them, 'lna also this Office,. ;pia COALS ; , and also, for supplying his Ma esVs • yard at Portsmouth with SOFT MELTING PIG Distribution of the Coals, and- Forms of the Tenders, may he seen at this' (elec. 'No Tender will be, received after ale o'clock; on the day Of Treaty; nor•any noticed, unless the Party, or an Jgent Joe /.pint, attends. Every Tender most be accompanied by• a i r ettcr addressed to the !Vary hocrd, and s7;;rned by two responsible Ptfrsons, engaging to become 'bound with the Person - tend,ring-, in the Slim of 15/. pct lOU Chaldrdos i . for the (kV, jki:,. ( arnzonce . of the Cpntract for Cols; and 5001. for the chic perfurlaavce , of the Contract for iron. T'ICTU.ILLI.\: - G OFFICE, Vareh . 23, 1314. T HE CO:II3IISSIONERS for IIICPUIILLING His .3f/IJESTIS do hc.-eby give .Not " That on Tuesday, the 12th of next, the : a ii. ii be ready to rceeise Tenders in 7/Tl4in : 6 scaled up, and treat ft,; Three Hundred Thousand Gmllons of wssT INDIA RUM, to to delivered, duty pee Cfron; Irarehouses iie •a•hich the same shall have been : banded), ia the space of. one Month, into his Majesty's' Victual:tag Stores at the Ports, and ift the pro. portions; unileratentivned, viz. Gallons. Deptford 200,006 1 Portsmouth . . 106,600 -, 309,000 And to be' paid for by Bilk, payable with interest, Ninety Days after date. ne Conditions of tide Contract' ?nay be seen at , the Se cretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that Shall not be delivered to the Board befog One o'eloa on the'said Toes; day, the 12th of 4pril nexty nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, ,or some Person on his behalf, attends, _to answer when ca led for. DISTRESS IN GE!LMANY. THOUGH. the COMMITTEE+ ft)r relieving the Digress, occasioned by the ravages of War ro , Permany, has been enabled ny British ,brnevoletice to remit about Bo,ocoi. for thaalleviatiots of the woes of Suffering humanity, vet, such has been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of Misery into which whole Districts have been plung ed,.nd so numerous and urgent are t lie' new .application. for Relief froM carious quarters, that theConituittie cirrofr me ac count think. Of relaxiag.its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found is t?. Iteports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Ciingi - egations, May ,be had at the London Tavern,; and at Ackermann's; Strand. • . Amount already 'advertised -' - L.( ,055 17 7 Subscriptions since received At Messm'Smith; Payne, Collection at St. Mary SinitWs (continued). • Tower Church, Ips- Collection at thelude- wick, Suffolk, by the pentlentChapel,Gains- Rev. Wni: Howortli, • borough,Lincoltisbire per • Messrs. Crickett byßer.R.Newman 91.95.0 d. and Co. • Ll 9 11 A. B. • - - La • •At Messrs. Chatteris, At. Messrs. Spooner k Co, Wbittrio 'tic Co. Collection:ati'Vestbrom- A French Otiicer : 1 1 wick Church, Stafford- Benjamin Paterson -. 5 0 shire, per Rev. it. P. W. J. Palirrs.on - - • 2 0 Rutldicorn 581. 175,„ 2d, Mrs. Paterson - 1 0, At Mess. Masteruiatut Miss :1 1 ;. Paterson - 1 0 and Co. Miss A. Paterson - 1 John Volclunan - . 1 ,0. Rey. J. Baiits,aud Con- - . Ge6rge Nash - ,1 0 • gregation, Potter's- Horton Kirby,perßer. street, ITArlow 10 12 Itob. reimilaiu, vicar 12 0 Rev. .las. Stewart and Sutton-at-Hone, per ' c.,osigregn t Ma:, of S., w ditto ' - 151. 18s. Id. brid4e worth , 1 - lerts 41.45.9 d. At . Messrs. Whitehead . Rev. Jas. Capper, Wit and C 0... ' mington - 10 0 G.T.Gollop,Esq. Yeovil 5 5 Mr. titeaves, per Rce. • At Messrs. Grislino - Mr. Watkins - 1 1 and Sharpe ' 'T. read C, Gaoriel 5 0 Joseprt Hensley, Esq. 5 0 J..Clegg, - Esq, Withing- • Geo. Cumming, Esq. 3 3 too-fall, Cheshire Io 0 Thos. Twining, - Esq. 5 OJ. U. - -.- , 5 5 At Messrs. Hankey &Co. ' Collection atßanilwater Messrs: Pugh and Co. 30 0 . Chapel; .Bucks,. per At Messrs. Itobarts& C 0.., R e v. Wm. Prvee, 431. 3s. 6d. Win. Russell, Esq.l.lrace-, At the Committ4e'Roorn. forth Castle 50 0 Supseriptions at W.liithy,. G. Phillips, Esq. Rams- per the Iker. J. T. 1-1.1- gato - - - .1 1 lima . ;, and ~I. 1 - Init, . Samuel Walsh - - '5 § jun. .-- 1'2'71. Pis.: 6d. Janies . Clay, Esq. - 10 0 •Rich. Norris, Esq. li ig-k-: • From Nottingham and - Sheriff of limits . ..10 0 its vicinity, (Ist re- JointSubsc . .rtption of se- . . tuit,) - -,. GOO 0 veral Gentlemen, at At 'Messrs. Esdaile & Co. •the"urge& Vulture Messrs. tip Iles& French, . .Tarern, Cornhill 100 0 G4ildiord - 10 10 Mr. - Warrener - 2 0 Fennell, Guildford, Henry Hope, Esq. 100 0 per Sparkes and Cu. 1 1 Ar Lloyd's. 7klr. E. Elkins, do. do. 5 0 T. Trundle, Esq. Brans- Mr. Lee, ditto, ditto 1 1 • wieli-square -. 2 0` Collectio❑ at tit. Peter's - Mr. Thomas llayne 21 . 0 in the Isle of Thanet, Mr. Goodwin, Studham. per Ccbb and Son, :I: mate, - t;1. Ils. 6d. Lodge,. 'leas - 10 ; suG,criptions received at the of the City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house; .Stock. Er.etiauge; and at all the Baukers is Sown and country: R. H. SIARFEN, t secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, I APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE. CALL and DAVIES respect . - fully inform the l'os-tesors of the magnificent L,ll. tion of the SACRED SeIxIPTURES, pnblisheit by the late Mr MACKLIN, that it will shortly be completed .by the Publication of the APOtAtYPHA, priuted- in the saute size and manner, by Mr. Beusley, and forming a Volume similar to tliose of the Old• and New Testaments.—lt will be illus trated with Efistiorical Engravings by Messrs. C. 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Tois Day was robli,beil, price 14s. is boat - cis, or ou large pa rer, price One Guinea, in boards, THE SECOND-PART, consisting . of the Third and-Fvorth Volunios Of th i I;ETI'EI?S of% - ri: ELIZA BETH moNTAGLT, with sotto of the Letters of • her Cor respontient; containing her Letters from the age of tweui !tree to fortf r ending ivit!. the Coronation of George The Third. • _ . Published by MATTI-I.Er.' MONTAGU, Esq. her Nephew ai)d,Executor. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. •Of.*liiini ;nay be lug!, a'New Edition being the Toi•.‘l) of, the - tist Portion, containing her Letters frtra an early age to the age of twnte-three, .eleg'antly printed in two volume with a Portrait of Mrs. Montagu, trocit a Miniature by %Inch " , price boards, or on large paper, pr.cc it. Is. in boards. • This Day was publishoi, Handsomely printed in .giglit Volufhe , s tivo. priet, 41. 4s. in boards, a iNew Edition of TILE HISTORY . of GREECE,_ from the earliest Accou, to the Death of Philip, King of Macedonia. ' • , By WIMAAM MITFORD, Esq. Printed for 'l'. Ca.;:ell and W. Davies, strand, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh., • • • - ' *„'it A few Copies of the Quarto Edition Still remain, price 71. 4s. in board , ;. 13y the same Author, and may be had, as above, An INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of HARMONY in LANGUAGE, and the Mcchastisin of Verse, tiVo. id Edition, 7s. 6d. in boards. . •• MR. COOPER'S SERMONS.—NSW EDITIONS. • • This Day were publi,ibed, In Two Volumes, price His. in boards, new editions (being the sixth of the .first voluuie, and the fifth of the second. volume) of pittICTICAL and FAMI;;;IAR SERMONS, deizned for Parochial and Domestic-Instruction. By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Flan - AU:A itidware, and of Yoxall, in the county of Stafford ; a nd late Fella,/ of All Souls' College, Oxford. Printed for T. CLdell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whoa' may he had, by the stone Author, SERMONS, chieffy desizaed to elucidate some of the lunling Doctri.lcs of the Gospel, sth Edit. svo. price tos. in boards. Oa rieot de publier, en 3 rots. Bvo. rrix 21. 24. PARTIE des i'IIENIOIRES et de la COKIIESPONDAIsIGE du BARON DE C4I;IMM ET DIDEROT, pour lea r'ittl4es 1733-170, qui complete l'ouv , rAge• (;es trois nouveaux volumes offrent la meme varietti de su jets la intuit ttidepeudance d'opinion, les themes ag,Tedittis de style que le public eclaire et les meilleurs critiques out re curious dans les quatre volumes dejs pi:Olit'es et contrite ccux ci, ils soot ge.r.i4s de traits Epigratomatiques, d'Atieedotes6a tirigdes cu plaisaate.s;qui setvetit a faire counaitre l'esprit du temps et le.cours des :minions en vogue. Chez colbora, I.l'oralre, 30, Conduit. street, ou l'pit trouve atissi secari‘k et troisieme partiv truer les Auni.es 1770 :79j—en 4 vols. Prix 21. 14s. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ilforelt 17; 1814. rrIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Iris MA .TESTY'S. ORDN_INCE do hereby give NG...ice, - rhat Proposals will,be reerivrd at their' (Vire in on or Wore Wednesday, the I;th .4p.41 next, from such Per sons its may . he tril;;ng to undertake • the Supply of PEA- . THERS,A= servicr of this .Department for ii period ref Verec•Years:, determinable , alter the expiration of the psi Year, upoa Notice of three Alonths, at the oittiottof either Pterty. • • Patt crus•of the .Irticles may be viewed upon' application to the respective OPesers of the Ordnance in the Bort! .eirsenal,, at truolwielt: and farther Part iralar, together with then - tins. and Conditions of the Cow'raet,- may be kiloton at the Secrete . ry'sAyive, in Pall-Mull; aforesaid, any Day betu,Cest the loners of 'Ten and Four o'CloCk, where the PropimilS•wlest he JeliVered, sealed et)); awl indorsed " YroiiAzil4 far Feathers;" hgt rea Proposal eau be ailw,tted after the Gth..4lpril, at Ti.elpe o'clock ett .`'volt pf sql;le day,. neither uh:11 ang•Temier lie noticed, the !'arts/ waking it, or an his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the !bard, • R. li. eltElr, Secretary.; • This Day was publi.•;ied, In Two large Volumes, 12uio. prioteit ou the best paper, pr;ce Its. hoards, LA .FON TAINE'S 'VALES, imitated in Eng . fish Verse London : Printed for C. Chapple, Pali Mall. *„.,* For more than a century the sportive Tales of La Fontaine have been the delight of the French Youth of both Sexes; some of these: have been oreasionally translated by Prior• and cithers, but the whole, for the first time, is now 'pre sented to the Public in HOOPING-COLIGII URED WITII01: r INWARD 'ME- • . . ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION.. , MANY Thousands or chiliireu are cared ail !wally by this Remedy. On the first attqelt, an hit mediate application of ROCH - E'S P.:‘II3ROCAI'ION *ill pre 'vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely_cure; In the most obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect and no remedy cats be so well calculated fur children as this, for it re:quit : es no InOt i licine to be taken inwardly. - In c3nunon Coughs this Medicine is equally effielcions and may be relicd.an for Men, WoMen, and Children; as safe and eirwt ual. In no case case this .Medicine he genuine, unless signed on Mee wrapper b‘ , .l. Roche, and. every stamp the name of E. Edwards, 66, Ch u rch-yard (who is the Only Whole sale 'Vendor), engraved theroon. Price 4s. am/ 11. 2s. per bottle. • . . A REAL .31,ESSINU TO MOTREAS. F ever there tea; a Medicine sent from Heaven 1. • for suffering. Babes,, the AMEILICAN SOOTHING SYRUP claims the pre-e.leinenee. The Child of M. Hall. No. 38, Itrownlow-street, Long Acre, Was a ()la i ty'. during dentition ; at the age of Eighteen Months was 'as helpless as an infant just born, had not a Tooth, and seas so weal: in his loins, that he was quite acripple, attcnded with a continual fever,' and much Convulsed, when fortunately Mrs. Halt; nearing the number Off. Children the Syrup had cated,, purchased a bottle. The first time the Child's gains were runhed he began to mend, in less than a month had several Teeth throi,7l) ; he has got tlicat all through, and is a fine Child, considering that at the age of two years the Doctor thought he would never have any-use of his legt ;, he can walk with the help or crutches. They have lust three children in teething. She has got one that is only ten months old, and can walk with one hand; has gut no pain in his mouth, by -nbbing his gurns.in time with the Syrup. To -be. - had of tile Proprietors, Johnson. and' 'Williams, 94, Newman:street, t - Word-street; and by their appoint *lent, of Barclay zind Son, Fleet-market ; Bolton and 'Vutt, Royal Exchange; and Wistam, 3t, Strand; and - by :all the principal Methciite Vender's in 'fawn and Country, at 2s. 9d. a battle. Caution --13 e sure to ask ,for Johnson arid American Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts. Mrs: John Son reliercs the Infant Poor as usual, at her house, every Tuesd•ty and Sattirday morming, from Niue to ;Ten o'clock, on bringing a letter from a respectable bottle :keeper, to certify that they are real objects uf ch:r:ty. rPRICE ST TI XPECE-ITALFRENNT. _ . NATIONAL GRATITUDE. LORD WELLINciT.O,II Alanchcqcr, March 27, 1814. • MR. EtitT an,--Termit me, throng( the medium of 'your truly loyal and patriotic Paper,. to :give hint'as to the 'lode of expressing the National Thanks to 'Marquis WELLING T ON. Let a Gelteral Subscription he opened for rais ing a sum to purchase au. estate and build a house for. the Marquis. Let ho'_person subscribe more than un less the subscription should fall short of 3 or - .Let a Managing. Committee be appointed in town- - , to receive contributions from Country Committees, with all such regulations 'as. are obvious and necessary. If this plan emanated (as it should) from the metroprilis, it would be followed by the whole ,United Kingdom, and thus afford every individual 'au 'opportunity of sliewing their gratitude to a 'General, whom it must - be the public wish to.re ward in a more permanent vay_than by the.erec •tion of statues,, awl • such post mortem tokens of applause. I am, Sir, yours, A CONSTANT READER. RAMSGATE, MARCH 26. _ • , Late onThursday afternoon last,- a route ar -rived here for the - detachment of the '2d Dragoon ".Guards, .or ; Queen's Bays, at our barracks, to march to the head-quarters, Deal, the next morn iug, and from thence for Portsmouth, to embark, • and join Lord Wellington's army. Accordingly, , between nine and ten yesterday, morning, the de _ tachment was on parade; under arms, and lett the barracks, at which time a most melancholy circimi -stance .took place: A private dragoon, named George Gregory, was, it is . said, pretty .much in toxicated, and was reported so by an Officer to 'Major Gordon, whO' commanded the detachment, and that the said Gregory was very refractory.- -On this . Major. Gordon said to the_Otlicer, It is of no use talking to a drunken man ; you will only - get •i abusive language perhaps ; order Gregory into the cnstody of• the 'rear-guard— (this .was. the barrack-yard). Immediately a fter the detachment marched, and the rear . g :n a r s l not following so soon as it ought, MajZir Gordon, •it is said, on• inquiry; found that Gre- ' gory, the private before mentioned, refused to go H . e went to Thin), and Gregory said to the Ilpior, that he woidd . not march until 4 lie was told why he was a. prisoner, Major Gordon then ,said, Is" Gregory, you ,are drank:" The nian,said, '' I ant not drunk," and made - use of mutinous lan guage to the Major, 'and still kept his horseback, refusing to go on. Major . Gs..then seeing the Cor poral of ,the rear-guard without a sword, asked him the reason, • and be was answered, that his sword was at head-quarters to be sharpened. The 'Major then observing that the refractory soldier - had a sword, he drew it out of the scabbard, and struck the prisoner's horse several times with the fiat part, to make him go forward, Gregory still keeping a tight rein to prevent it. "Ille,.horse then turrning•zbarp round, and the Major holding the sword. out, or repeating his stroke, .the point of the swordentered Gregory's left side, just under the ribs, which caused such effusion of blood, that the, poor man died in a few minutes. The pri soner, as is supposed by some, in pulling up . the horse, : and leaning hack, might have met the point of the sword. The pour man cried out, 0 !' 0 h" and fell hook wards, the horse thgn going on .a few yards. M • ijor Gordon ran: and assisted in taking him riff the horse, saying, " For God's sake ! will any person run for me dical assistance, and for a Magistrate Z" as be wish ed to deliver himself up. , then delivered him self 4th to the Deputy of Ramsgate, saying he was fearful he had killed the man ; he knew not what he should do, and had no idea how it civil,' pos sibly have been done, for it was unintentionai.7-- The Coroner was instantly ,sent for, and a 4E)/ swumoned, Who, after hearing a • e'reat masa of evidence, ,returned, a verdict ofv Monskrughter agOinst Mvjor Gordan, 'who was list night coin nutted and. sent- to Sandwich, to take his trial at the next Session in that town, on the 14th of nril. , . It is a re,nhrliable circumstance, that this sol dier's sword hail been s,hurpene,l only the xl.ly,be fore, the regiment having been ordered for foreign service. [lad this not been the case, ,it is,prot bable it wouid not have pierced his body. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. -To the sloop Lyra, - for tine Torn, (the Surveillante in cord. , puny), at No. 28, Norfolk-street,-Strand, fur three months. To the Hylkerion, fur the recapture of theyeovikutia, on board 'at 'P(irtsuiceuth, on the, 2d _April. Recalls fur three: months, at No. 2, Adelphi Terruee. - 'l'o the Clarence, for Le Prudent, Le Soleil Levant, and the recapture 'yf tle Avon, on the 2d April.. Recalls for three Month's, at. Marchand Co. Gosport. ' To Vie Rosamond, for the recapture of Nostra Senora: ae conceicau.mtn,,,a, on hoard at Portsmouth, 31st inst. Re calls at Na. 22, Norfolk-street, Strand. For the Danish vessels Elizabeth, TiescO, and Aurora, de tained under embargo'. at 'Plymouth ; to the foliowiul ves sels, "and - Recalls for three months, sat No, 44, George-street, Plymouth Dock := Ainazon, Anson, Bienfais,tot, Ca am, Cockatrice, Cuckoo, Dreadnought, Dement, Eurove,•Eter prenante, Y.ndeavour, Fawn, Frollr, Firtn,.Gavlaroi, Gene reux, Hector,. Harlequin, Impel icuse, lade:fatigable, Le cm.- tem, Martial, Mortiston, Oiseau, Panther, Pickle, Princess Charlotte, Phn:ni'x, Phver, Prince Pt.:derick, Rapit!, - reyal George, Renown, Revolutionaire, Rose, Resolve, San Isidro, San Nicholas. Salvador del , Itindo, Syl.ia, St. George:, Mal, ' Ulysset lit , la , /e . and Alban. . , To the fief'nh;s, for the Sword Fish, on irOard; oh i th:: 30th inst. at Plymouth. Recalls for three months, at No. Law rence Ponnthey-lane• To the Centinel, for the recaptured property at Cuxhaven, - at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand. To the Claudia, for.ihe detention of the :siresle . r, on the 2ist lost, and.recalls at No. l 2; Clements-Inn. 'l.'o the Richmond, for L'lntrepicle., on the t9th inst. Essex-Itrcet . , Strand; and recalls fol - a; the same ;place. • . ' 414 iCA tied 0 ;11 . 4 , rice' etc . at bl, ,I f/( .iO ,O r o il v,; ljl lot"' all L',l , .eii - ~ e '..).t 131 ,+ I~ ji ~ r t f 554 6 ra 1 0 : .0 0 . " •