The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-29 00:00:00

i+ ti A4IIID, SHPT. 2 3.—Ireiters from Grkritrda the !I'M,ke details with reg. , rd to the advantages which the ,tails Dttin,ttia olAilined over the encmv w o,llll'Penetrated into th at kingdom. '''the renrains.Or 41, i t e:Marciall arm t y ~w'ero • pursued ,as, tar as Lotea, i. ners a corps of French c.tvalry : is at pr e sent sta- Tite tngititt ti,' tefugeinthe city ot , i 'ureb Giflieral Blake - reached...onty from swirinehs of.hi s horse. Tt.vo of iris .Aides-de.- I - enrol:10d prihonerseli and all crpopage fe ll C" 11 a 0 (14, Some .tletatitents of Fienott ca.. at. rY °r : livv ‘ l N" , r-ii and Alujoodr, rVit.ae they made tr,',le4l' ii.,lnher ofd rilionerr, who Were preparing to clef - cat of - :t he inhur spiemt tet rot: ihrough iI ie ingdom of Mur ".• A h•en6i , oluittn having arrived at Almeria, tookl4le )of p rovisions destined for the utri,utntii Geo Blake • . . • troops again occupy Matra and Almunacar. " al s ql ) Pos that' the Duke of Drltnatia would 14 0‘v ti • • ttti , • •uc(ess by t ay t i, g siege to Carth,agena ; m „, wqi , la al ear titan his Excellency has., other 9t thole unpin tatter. lie has returned to Se : 111 1: ' , I ti. v I flint ' or.iis army, I...tvittd the: w• ine part 1 ,,; r l. ‘ 'um i.atta of Gen. r,sl Sal: T• he cum the 1)10%n-tee '.l .1 tett is entrusted to Gan. Go )' .„ :41 tto, - '"rtioel'has sent troth Seville some scion , le rtjoin and si ret hen, at Si. Wear, a corps 1: 1 : gt11- i to watch the frontiers ot r• 1 4 ;$: 1 W to prevent the ritenty from conveying. `.; ay Ist Ca Tie French troops itinforced in toe Peninsula o t tile Troca t,,:i every thlng announces that nnpumint S ‘% .11 1 take plat:e betore the close of the cam , 11. 16 ' c Y. 4r7.—Nicholas Thirty, a fatalert. 16 cutortittre ul iNtlat kelaheitn, department of has been consiCted ot cat - tying ou ter''gglng trad e i tt pro hibi te d g O t t c l, for a :tuna , liy: 6. Y r e 'n' ; and which was particularly proved Litre iasde in his house near the, .Rhine, 1(1 bal es of muslin's and calicoes of:t; nghP'h A : 1111. ° were discotered. He has been con -14 ti lco In ten years' hard Lib:Jur as a convict, and branded on the left - shoulder with the'letters Ile bti,i,rt lids al.° I I ' e n. sentenced to 'pay a fine ot t ql ,`',. l r. , :incs. to tl,e State ; the goods so seized were Ott,e M e'rs and the said N. Thiery b, ea, be. tzp, e nttitcW to pay - triple their value, and all the • p of proeehs 1 41 4 : 41 ' I : ) cr I !!.-- Queen Hortense, Madame • -) t', r Imp e ri a l li,lstress the PI incess Bor- T^t I : l 'ne arrived in trait, city, . . ro„ 41‘;'Y List being the An niversary (4hisl"4o:l - ti st y' s kit 2 ..,:" to the. l'i lroti e, was ushered in by t, , t.t 5i t4 ' 4 ,1, 01 bells C .Beges, which coin -I,ol'",st:an early hour, and: et;ntiiitted the gieJ ter 1 , 416 1 4 44 , the tidy. At ten o'cloc:k I he' Virie Chan. ' , iiccerding to cusiotn, by • be,;, i t , . euter it:, The F lead. or iluuscs, r tt • , o t o ld y oot ig • 111/W I Co ni Cale?' Oil, weal • K i de l ll l ) L'lnltcli, t, , linar ta pe Vtlni Wt• i v •ti in 3 sotemit aro 4. l ) i i i irtli , i " v i l l ' ;t ' t ' n ; iter, - b l y -- itie Rev. Di. C:le, flinch, VA see atter, „ 441 .. k Chancellor.. ‘4.11. R -- 't'o i tted I , y Mr. 1-laych . , A. M ul Exe er 14 % 0 .'l iyor and Cor t ?otatitut f.nd C l llll, l l -- e't , h eir olii e t tt costtune ,at Pada% 4 .V it lie e •-lient nisCutirfte was preached 14;', :c3 A . M . Vice NI itic!Pai of u • en, t 1 . 1• ) t , , 41 ' 1 1, • Profess r oi PhVsic e% ill his N i-eo A"attr. • 1 on Frittay - ne the o t " eiftrttit h tit the Theatre o f A Atuiiiji in turo l. Cittio. P td rofessor will lOfirtitar a this week be , gitt hie ik tw "l L•es.i Wes at the Rlif adcfe s e the l e a rned M r. C ro W ei Pub" r`:tote ir is IP ‘" (h k F or d, principal of ` l ‘ 43 o 3 ' ene tiiv„',"lrieeh his Lectures as Lord Ai t u unerli 'tu t: 1144 Werk. t v net. . t „ ,gi t i 'College, , 41, bt, m CourCy, o iete r 14 1 r I ' d o) . tilriittled to the degree 'rt . M. o ', m sk hart, Ehtt. Gentleman couillionpr -14 (iftc 4 dr Y`i Hall, went uut baChetor of l il"110: 111 P e hlide.', last week ; ai,d the lic""'D a- ' ' , llt„ . 4441 Mr. St. J o h n , hare been adipiKO to. 4 1 ,,,, 11 4t:; 4 ' ° A u d i. B. ai die liou. Mr. tindery the 12 great. striates: i rous t th e examinations, the Colleges allot 4 " . . L'Tt,'4 l "hero.is4 and respei . ztably filled' ,„. ""), and Magdalene flails, have ih.P4 lll " re-' t q , 11 111 11 these two years, risen into, gleam ' , 441 V t ie entrance 01 the sons Draotno of the. mos t thfill,l,4l li exa , men in the kittgdorq. ,on n•ltuatiuns Reipansion-- b egan et Of .: '" "t . 12 . in ►the number we ptrceive ttie 11 310 7 4k . tk. 'l3l•ltt"ville, 'Charles Henry S9mersietimil:: of . Beaufort, a nd'Enot Len of toe j Messrs. Henry btt'Phe:n FOX ' Lpekhalt, Broolte, Sey oq Ott Co:nptoot .Cientel" s !, Y 1/ " : :- are among thel.tte atriyals at the to 4 QXFOitD, OCT. +lO . th e n ' tAt ti n 1 112 14 ) 4 1 b tl , N j; -....1 hr: King's second 1 - Torn - ,: wit W pla, e on S.lllirthiy . u 4t ,t,l ~. tlOUlicis, lOU - , m si ,, e r tl - ' 111 11,, 1 „ 4 , 1 ' 1)14 ce appuiniro by iliS . A 10. .i 44 1 .: ' b ' ' . A, 40 (1 a l," / " 4 Wai To,..ei_l l ll whav a ver y 6° '9'3 ' - ' 3e niiii - N ' ' SnOrthlUen iTIL:t. 4: t it it , tl us . Age of Utlstlein" r_i. w a 3 start" Iv 4 Ai ~ Ouch 41 very fine young u eer . to. 4 ,,,r , t 4 \,, tAtiog otr he r Ail With greal ""1",8$ l ' : ‘41 111,; 111 , 14 7,. Liki 4g t., th.- left of eXilieS Camp, l v , l l ,„ li 'u n 't*.nuila b., ,, s tuwards Bahllut' wi ! cre k g i 1 'it ii i ;'" , lifter a ruts ui up wards of an I 3 ut • ke Ifetti t ,,, il i t'niber ‘ot hotue‘4 that take 1 4 1 : 11 $ IT' . 4 " A *l l " k " . ` ll, inert , iivre icily :Or. ik l ""' lsiiu T i 44 ' t') th , i .. in t ticke ts ihni.daY• 1 tii. k, 10114 v , Lune tut .,, ... e ' encl. v„,''' Lti , 1 , vslg e xtraordinary case may 1 0 ‘, 4 P tf .. k't „,,,,,40:--L3tit Friday, as some Gonildfn " I, li iii 111 4 ill the Ln . of '4Gtre‘43loo, •DVar 5 . , , , 4„1. ti , le , ,it --- r eclad it - ~,l ' i l ‘ l 4 1(.11,4 4 wit., which ,theX, A ISP . 01 4 1 ' Yiti , 1 ""il, u thing unusual al tliii•, 6ll ,'", e, 4 't(.l I,; r 4 quarter ni an hour eispied Velu.'e t ', l 7, tits Wvf, ; 4 thli , Vinntirritil to lA,. three Ions:, t , , 1 4,,, k ° Llthi. stili livity , Otte'ot the Geotl • ';,ifs l t , thew stash" b ' . "h . 1 will) new " , U. /' and notnished l_ tn , grow ,g 5 rJ of j iro a ' .;. viwiwc!. und` likrly YA"I - 1L11 : 6 - iNe'EAL.47717, W. On Lord W. ,Bentiock's arrival, the'Merchaols ptirred a Petition to, his Lordship, enumerating the gtieurnces under .wlrieh they laboured. , and nearly the same in substance as that nfesented to the Board of Trade, but concluding as follows We are paying unequal and exorbitant duties.= we are every day under apprehen . sions that tresh re quisitions and contributions: will be imposed on our parsons and property ; eyed our properly landed for re-shipment, under assurances • that .ito tax shnpld be exaeled on it ; neutral ,vesstls carrying : BrlUsh licenses are pirated and•condemned to the , Crown our flag is insulted b) - a, Peke - I:Meer, and by the Dirt :toter of the Customs; our Consul is treated with outrage and indignity ; our leg +l clanns.on Sicilian debtors, nay, on this SiCilian Government,. are wasted year alter year through corrupt practices in the offices et the Government ; even in queotions between British Subjects we are interdicted ; a reference to nut Consul, and his award is invalidated. The British Consular Autho rity is at all times regarded with contempt, and at all times treated with indignity." In another Petition . to Lord W. Bentinck, they solicit the " reiteration of Mr. Fagan to the full and ample exercise of his Consular, fundions, and if in his Lordship's Wisdom it shall seem just. to direa the Government of his &CUM Majesty, immediate. lv to accredit him as his Britannic Majesty's Consul for Sietly.!' Friror our private correspondence we .learn; that an off-4 was made by the Court of Palermo to rein. state Mr. Fagan in his Consular powers but that Gzntleman refused to accede to a simple recogni tion, alleging that as .the affront was most public, so also should be the reparation ; and that attended by the punishment of disini,sal of certain agents, who were active in the atErir, and are notorious for their enmity to the British interests. We have annexed, from our private correspond ence, such extracts as appeared of most interest, IotTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED PALERMO, AUG. 24. ' 6 The Court lit decidedly rrcie6ted the demands of Lord W. Bentinck, who has given it a specified, time 10 deteimine on a tin I answer. These de-, • mauds,, which are , aid t to: have been consequent on the ch•claration by the. Queen, referred to the vemo-' val of t ),000 of the Sicilian troops to Spin, and the garrisoning of Palermo by Brit,iSh troops. 'The manner m which Iris Excellency Lerd Bentinck received the cetition of the Merchants, gives hopei of obtainittg complete' — redress. His Lurdship, however, cannoned them is avoid in dis course a certain freedom of arech that 'Englishmen its 'ulge wherever they may be, and which is mediate!y communicated• to the --..-.--. by her nu inutotis spies His Excellency's firmness appears to e.O bor ra-ii and frighten this Court r the --- has been ite.trd to declare t hat . the English had sent too her :a " hard-headed G rtntiti Corpor,l, w ho wooll taint listento.reason This (IN:411'060n gives reason ui ! ono, that at length we shall obtain re dress. * * * In order to .be well in public estimation hoe, it is absolutely neceskary to be at e-Imity with thiS Court, so universiffly is it detested i and you. may r; %t assured, 'that had not Sir John Stuart been tonsidered Hr. its principal opiounert, lio would have lacked that cordial co - -operation of !he, • Sic' pea.antly in, she neighbourhood of Mes-• was ' muniicsted nu the invasion of the French." RXTUAOT OF ANOTIMit LETTL•'R 11111li AVG ‘‘• The negociarions between gibe Flritish Minister and this Court ate understood to be of the 1.4 t im pot - ince to our just interests. and claims, whether regarded in a military, or commercial point vtow ;..it is believed that • every demand has hi therto been resisted ; indeed the French party here is so strong that nothing else can be expeOed ; un less Lord W. Bentinck provided with powers to at in the event of an ultimate 'refusal, our situi lion in thelsland will be extremely critical." LONDON Sg6SJUIVS. MONDAY, 0CT01369 2s. The Court tow day was occupied a very great . , length of lime in bearing a ease of await', TISS KING V. COURN AND 0111011 S.. Three Ladies of the name of Cohen (the mother" and two daughters) of Houcdsditch, :were :indicted for a vuttZnt assault on the person of. Mts. Anne Nathan, of the same place. They were found GuilN, aud beistetsced to pay a fine of rzos. each, to remain in confinement until the fine shall be paid. A Mrs. Symonds was included in . the India. mem, but 'as it vonsisted of nut one tount, and it appeared that there were ..two distineA assaults, in one of which Mrs. Sytuonds, ; was not engaged. she waif of 10114 e acquitted. Tice parties were Jew ose,a, and the Hall was filled with males and females, of that persuasion. Mr. Astutraws, Counsel for the procecution, ex tracted sonic whimsical facts fertile entert.thnent of the Court and the Jury, among which was the cir cumstance of a fair Israelite - lasing, among other branches of her education, - taken lessons tit the school," Melineux in and what heightened not a little the singulerny:orthe matter wasohat in co lour and muscles she was like the hero, as well as iti fhtic science, And that she cOneinced her olive. ants that she was adept ill. milling. This was one of , the Misses - Cohen, a Lady who seemed a ported adept as well in science as in the terms of t he a rr. When about to set-t;..) with Mrs. Mahan, she said she would ',e'en ugly cuitomer to her ; that she would soon tip her a Notineurer in - the true Style ; and, she was so gothl as ti vtyiity her promise', ,for Mrs.. Nathan was carted off the„ field . e nth.o bloody nose, and an eye Much discolout , ed, --. to - cooi. seque nce of the affray, Tile evidence. of i foreign „Jaw, who was accidentthy pcesehr, seemed to weigh much in -proving the Colleivi to be the - tig. gresaotio Re gave.. 'his cvidonce in the Ar,,hie language, through the medium Dion it.re,,pr,..tri. bir,K,NAS,P,- for the 'defendants . , exerted Wet 'en deavours, and no less than ten witnesses were call. 'erten both sil t. Th e , nucoanv.tt summed tip, and tThititi i:Oln ruenrs--on the evidence ; nut the Jury, however they might incline to the Pic society in in:niers of MVP. .ty bea ring, deemed it an aceninptistunent quite tur4 necessary in it , tend ia, and the d e lendanti Were `COMMON CO UN'alt.' Yetterday. a Court of Corninon tunnel was held at Guildhall, at which the Lotto MAvott, the Lord Mayor Elett, and a great number of Commoners ) were present'. The Committee for 'General Purposes presented , a Report upou ti;e Conferenee,with the Right lion, the Chancellor of the Excheqner,- in relation 'to building, in the form of an Amphitheatre, leaving a space of four areas, cn the vacant ground in Moot fieldit, and the poreha , ing of other ground for the building of a New Prison, between White Cross . ", street and Red Cross-street, which was read, and after considerable debate, it was referred' back:to . ' the said Committee to carry the same into execu tion, and to consider of agreeing with John Cal vert, Esq. for the premises in White Cross-street. A motion was, mane to appoint the Members 4,1 ,the Committee to consider the improvements that have been tet'erred by the Court, and have not been reported ou, and the Members were appointed ac cotdingty. The SUM of goof. was ordered to.be subscribed by the Chamberlain, in aid or the funds of the Scottish Hospital, of the foundation of King Charles LI. A female presented a pet;tion, stating site had been the fortunate holder of one quarter of the highest prise of the 'City Lottery, said to be worth 20,0001. and by the report of the City Surveyors valued at upwards of 16,0001.; that she had applied for the value of her share, that she had agreed to to take I WA, for it, but could not obtain any pays client whatever, although the house hod been sold by public auction. The 'petition was referred to the Temple-bar Committee.. Upon the nomination of Mr, Jocks to be on a Committee for City improvements, he declined Pe . honour, stating as his reason, that he had expe rienced it to be a post of danger and 'expense, to ,speak his sentiments freely in that Court, that he' apprehended much more danger in doing Boat CoM minces, some members of which might consist of spies Mid informers, This produced a strong fer ment. Mr. Griffiths contended he ought to !tame them. Mr. JackSsaid they were.known to the ie.. cords of the Court of King's Bench, and every newspaper had named them. A Metnbcr of the Court asked him if he alluded to him ? •Mr. Jack's replied,. No. Another Member asked if he meant him ? 'Mr, J. said, 1 look upon you. A Court of Aldermen is sunnhoned for this day, ! at twelves POLICE. Bow-STREET. --0A considerable time was yester (fiy,occupied in an arbitretion referred to the Me gisqate, by the Masters and Jourt n Cabinet- Makers, respetling the prices of their work. A man we; cenvitied M the penalty of 404.. un der ihe Bum-boat Aet, -fur having ,a quantity of rope in 11,s posses,ion, without' being able to give a Natiilaaary accuuut 1101/ it became poss e ssed of it. • GUlLDHALL.—Yeiterday 'Pumas' C o rte[ was brought up for examinaiion on a charge of burglary and robbery, in" the honied Mi. Rice Price, p 0.1.- mon, of Su -bill, on Friday night last. lt appeared from the evidence, that between nix and seven on SatUrday morning; as the shopman opened the shop, the light d:ixovered to him the prisoner a‘leep at one end of it ; and on being waked, and interrogated how he came there, he instantly ran into the street without making any answer. The' . shoprnati followed, ' seized, and brought him back, and rang the shop-bell tor his master, who came down. The prisoner, an going oft seemed . to have his pockets loaded whh some thing; hellropped on the door n runlet') of 64. in t w il.p en ce; and; upon searc)ting him, about a round's worth more Were found on his person. The counter was covered whim about tol. worth 'time, which had been taken from a desk the prif [super had forced, and which sum he was prepahttg tO carry 4 (f. It appeared that, he obtained entrake to the house by scaling a twelve-feet Wall to get 'into the yard,. and had entered by the back door, „which was not bolted and' he afterwards 'picked Olive locks, with uo other instrument than a. rusty nail, in 'his way to the shop, whale ,it Was sup. posed, that on finding himself unable to get out with his booty oefOro day-light, he had fallen „asleep. He made no defence,,.and was comtrutted for MARLTIORMIGH-STRERT-....GAMING.—A ptiblican, in Piccadilly, ' Was yesterday charged with having in• troduced,cards atnongst his , company, „ and thereby causing two grooms to loin I:A, by false `play. It appeared to entience, that the complainants had. jpinedinpLiying With a stranger at piri iron) crowns' to pounds, and stt otter time %ikon .overal pounds try tridging the olds (bending them into 110 arch.) The stranger not , bcing CUrtgra metals at tly.:t begin- Mug of the play, wi).s unable to cope iviih his ad versacies, but I,e at length proved himself to be the deepest in company, and not only won 11;,cli own money, but t5l. in audition. Ite Wa., throat ined with law, but refnhed to refund and the landlord was now:brought forward as' ti parlicLps irirninis; but the :Magistrate observed, that iho par ties were alike criminal, and fin e d the landlord ..tOsi • and cuts for suffering &knit% in his house. SiOngs appointed in Middlesex and London ) by (pre the Right lion, Sir.' AM gi‘NIA , NSVI ELI), Kflight, I,ollCipat Justice of his 11aje4ty's C.%)urt of Cum won Pleas, at IVestinin4tev, in and, after PiltOtatil!. :d.ts T ML3fDLt$£X. NOY, g rri , by .Lin4ooa. , Llar4tiay Noy. Ne.,l4ky (ANY " ix TURN. Urtiiii 'lW:rattly A roat Nov. 2 9. F ida y Nov, $o • The heavy rains which have fallen in Folflushire, for the last lortt►ight have iwotlen the North and Sou' h Zdts to such a heigia, that the lOwlands in their vicinity l u ive been covered by inunciationhiarge qumtities of grain and embankments have been lowvin away by the torrents. SPOR77,VG lATE'LL,TGENCE. NEWMARKET Till Rfl 'OCTOBER, or, IWUCtZ TON MEETING, Mt. giONOAY, Oct. 28. Cd ff. Cavendistes sisln to Diantortd.'heit Udney's.Black Bet. 71b e.ich, First h.tll - 6i Ab M. 8 54 ,-6 to 4 'on Ld 4.i. H. C:i'vendish's sisterly Illack Om mond. • Mr. Andrew's fiscount, Ist, t2lb. heat 1) of GrAftort'it Nimrod, fist. 1.41 b. Two-yr 'old Course, 1.645. h. ;-(;) 1 agsLUiscouta. Sweepitakes of 'tugs, each. T. M. M. D. C. Col. Utinti's 'rrtitie, 7st. . • 1). (I'Grot - trok's Pup:, 61h. . 3 Ld Jersey'. Langton, list. 610., Lit G. H. CAVentlisn's MitiSlithorpe, tit. 1616. 4 Sir I ;Shelley's Hn iton', 7tt., 310.. . rhi to t agst Truth— tlto 8 4%04 Vo'hl— ' 7 164 oAt kfido;„. t Mr. Skakespesfs Sprite, hest Mr. Andre , .v'blropbtov-, Bst. 41b. entt. Twu yr old C. vo);s.-7 to 4on Stmt.:. 1). of St. Albitti's Ltinhrinn, '9it. t tltt. bl2-ti Son'ut CuttAss ? 7it. 71b. T. :VI. M. ~ba lc h. It. 1 , ; 'of Craton's Web, Ylt.'4lll. brat dlr. A wiretv'# fru. phonius, 71b, D . . I. sea.—6 to koti Id 1. lientink.k's As(nott.;us, (Lc. It. lluni Major Erebus, fist. 71b. erch. , Two-yr old e. sciogs. ti. An AgricultuTal wail given 'on i2d inst. at Exion Pork, hv CoIon• l Noel ; (ti t s show of stock w ht r g turd ,•%, client, nod ilia company tionacKins (Ind liigh , y reTec.lible. The successful cantliclatz.s for the prernimos wee as follow The best short horned Bull, tWo years old, Mr. smith ; the hest Ox, qt the ?op:shire breed. Mr. Burgess ; the Acct pert nt' long . wool let,t nand; the,tvest fv.;it ' wuoliett two shear %Venters, Mr Bullock ;th h,: e , ;tt vtte ,It tritig.ttvoot led Shearling Wethers, Mr. eland ' ; the bet t? 104%.w0011ed Wolter Lambs, Colonel Noel; the hest pen T'f South 1 ..jown 12:11/f$, .Mr. bolitlbeel 1.114 tivJt 11:11 i suuti) I..town two;shear Wethers,'Mr. C. ; the of Swill. Down S healing Wettver;i, r, . W tuitt•.; t he hen pen of South Down Wetkr Lttious, Mr. I . W riAlo ; I he oust pen of Merino Ewes, Mr. !loon - Luc ; the best I.eu eet m4roio two , shcar Weilters', Colonel Nod ; the to,:wp.it of ht:thoi Wet her.tatitb4, .Mr. toultben; the best lima, Col.' tioet the best Sow !tort'; the ben I.lt kil; (age considefeti,4 Mr. 1. Wright. , .0 front ,10 41. Noel showed a shim fro the lof thanev. Mr. NVright Chewed several,clilfeeent agricultOrtikin , plements, but, as they could Dot be seen at ‘‘ ority the Judgys de‘litted giving their, opinion of their re, spetiiye merits. he Judges .appeinterl were Gilson, of Gieetham . ) Mr. itodkiii, of Linghant ; Anti • - Mr. Fisiler, , Qf Burley.—Culoticl NLwl, w it it I,i, public spirit and Lbt.rality, gate a gvn,cial to the . ctapatTy present, anti At tlner oititick rt laige party sat down to a suniptuOus dinner, Cot. Novi itt the chair. 'The day was concluded. with theg,rviit st harmony, and every one deparied highly 'vat ti,:d with this rural treat. On Wednesday a Court of inquiry was hal fin board. the Salvador del mad°, 4 11 . the c.onde4 of Lieutenant NVit.i.ia GictlON., ut the iilpherz Schooner, relative to his having pot a woman (Mrs. Bentley, wife via Corporal of rines) on a mourir.g.bituy„ betAuen the Isldnd, and .Main, on the 14th August, when, alter and impartial investigation of the case, the T:OUrt do , itl• ed,, that Lieutenant Giattotss shtitild be dismised from ltis ship. SAtuidly morning a Court•Ntattial was 11 , 1 d tit . Pottsmoi.:th on t,:eOleOattl SYM(.II4tDi (9) 4 tti;lVlajesty's ship Iliad, fog diubedienc.t, t,t tiers and negleel of. duty, in having sinfvred Mr. ,Win, Nicholls, Master of the American blig fi to gO on shore and be at large, r ontrity to the ex press directions of Capt. .13alt Itt.X.y, whet, the boitl Mr. Was. Nicholls was under doom ton on ch.irgtO of n serious nature; 11,1111•Iy, k,V;111 , ,, aller the 1.3.14; which be coltionioded, been aleuiked anti ordered to PlytTiOoti., ovv,-rp,r‘A ered I , he tuttbil.p. man,'and SC.itnutt, .iota put 1110 , 411 loto a boat, 00 front the kind ; they, pr;.viatetitially, ultimately la ' oded am Blest, .and were 'Made 1)6%011,14. The chatge being ckarly ',loved,. against Lieutenant SY moNns, hr W. 14, tor this otfenCe, hentencral tit be dismissed from Its Majesty's service._ l Admnirt►l HAtadoov, Presidt:nt. About six o'clock on Thursdiy evtring, tt very alarming tire broke out in the tl , l* dressvr. room nt. the linen taaory, belonging to Messrs , , Hutton, and Co. near SitrewshOryi, and lit' about half an hour the root fell in, and the buil.iites , Which is 40 or 80 yards in extent, e:oinite.l the a ii , ,,eno, ailed of an immense furnace of tlan.e. Much an/tit:ly was enterta j ned for the chin part of the factory, in which the mill, loOnis, &e. v‘ eta shunted ; but happily the file was prevented front commuoicuiill. by the exertions of the engineers, arid in emot e . (pence of, its being connected. by ,ohly a tire-proof staircase. 'floe tire, atter preying upon whatever could be consumed in the interior of the apart tout where it commenced, Was completely subiin..d by About . eleven o'clock, end'we .have _the iotisiltctioit to state that the extent of the ipischiet is fit testa than was at first imagined : the stock. was insured. The factory was lighted with v,iis,ait,l it is said that the, flee was occasiOlit , il Iv the hotstiot of one of the feeders of the gas.kitta. .Lftlt Friday night .some learned depttAatop, brOke into tho itchnot;r6om of Albion' House' Academy itammersinith, and (timed the lucks of all the ing desks, but thq only found a few one, end a Watch, which had been catch:Ay Idit by one of the young gentlemen ; in tillOthel ; tilts Ilk took a .low anti got clear oil' with ttl it b9oty F r iday evening, at' a public-house near St. J lincs"a Church, Clet%en' , %vll., a 11130, named' Ja.re; OVat'tni tl igkriook to' co.t in igla 11061* bix polltith bIIHOCk . / liVer,, tt pOtirld at bacon Cried), bee) pounthofoi polatoel, anti twopenny 14.11, with a t,tillicient quantity of, potter, windy be c ompl,,t, rl forty -thrall :ninntett, to the no hin:ril e•tirptise of t opetators present : and on Sarni the 1,11110 ale - six quartial of mutton broth,with - two tit penny ithtveto. Penkhsratalstsm , —Mr. 'Wasp, hr stoteti tart S.ltmdtty tnorning frOru Mr. Lee's the 'Weston Shade, i n j orm y n s a i re et s o n a omictt ogaiho itirived at Canterbury in, eighteen hoorsa—ha%ing two hours to spare. It rained without interniiisiou ttfirlei am whole of,tlie performinice mid Mr. W. tnimitig his road 00 Birichheath, lost mute (kin tw so that the whole distance was more than six'' , miles) which, considering , the dittadvantegv of the weather, and tho itiviguraling ligoor—pule water to rvhich the pedesttiot was strict iy re Altiltri* td, may be considered es no trillingsporting a hip*. Meat,