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Aclit*ner the Skantlarbejk," of tdn .. guns and an d t hiri v ',al been sixteen days hem Co penl,gen withou4 waking any captures am, &c, . . (Signed) GEO. ACKLOM, Commander. Captain Dasliwood, his Majesty's ship Pyramus. Almiralty , Obricc, December 17, 1811. Cony of a Letter iroin Lieutenant Lucas,' cornmanding the Censor Gun Vessel, ;ridressed to Captain Dashwood, of • , tin dyramus, and transmitted by Vice-Admiral Sir lames Sanmarez to lolin Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's brig Censor, Matyvick, Slit, • ibtli November 18i r. . I beg leave to acquain , you, that on the t Ith tnst. • I fell to with and captured ~after a cline of two hours, the .French lugger L'Heureuse Etoile, mount. ing four gnus, and manned with twelve mei , ; .out three days from Stralsund, having triad(' only one Capture of a Prussian galliot in ballast, I have, &c. • (Signed) M. LUCAS. To Charles Dashwood, Esq. Se. for Officer, &c. , Admiralty-Office, Derember 17; 1.81 t,. cotn- Copy of a Leiter from Lieutenant Richard: nankes, mandmg his Majesty's Gon.yesscl Vorvard, addressed to Vice-Admiral ()may, at Leith; and transmitted by the lat . ter t' lohn Wilson Croker, Esq. • • ills Ma*, quilAtig Forward, SIP., itt sea, .Dee. 4, tS n. I beg leave to' acquaint you, . that on the 29th ult. at forty-fa , e minutes past six P. M. I succeed. e 4 in capturing' a 1) nish privateer cutter, calk(' the Commodore Sullen, mounting four guns, with a complement of 'cigniee . n men, after a ch ice of an .hour and a. halt the et tranCe of Christi insand North, distant 'two miles, from which port he had bat a few hours, and taken nutting. I have also captured a Danish filoop, laden with iron, hops, and coffee.' I Imve the hononr to be, &c. (Sgut:(l) It:BANKES, Lkut. commanding. 84NKR UP !CIES WLARGED. Wil l l 2 m Wilson, Sliakespeare-walk. Sbadwell; Middlesex, master. mariner, from December 14, to February 1, .At ten► at Guildhall, - London. William Hawes, Hammersmith, Middlesex, stlap•manulac turer, trom December zi, to February 8, at mi t at Guild- London. Charles Harris, Shoreditch, Middlesex, baker, from Decem ber 14 to lailuaty 2s, 4 ten, at UtdWhat!. London. ISANgRUPTCIRS SUPERSEDED. Tames Henry Clpiti:ll, Liverpool, merchant. loshua Smithson Wilkes, Liverpopl, merchant. BANKRUPTS. William Leverton, Nottingham, merchant, .to surrender la , . ntiary 6,7, and 28, at. ten, 'at the Ram I n, Nottingham. Atrornies, Messrs. Alksopp and Wells, N4ttiiighin. RichArd K..itg Thomas, Evesham ' Worcestershire. mercer and dr.per, lartUary 17, t/3, and aB, t eleven, at the W hite 1-larr Worcestershire. • Attorney, Mr. Samuel 'Taylor Huhn street. Isecttord-row, .London. William Gaunt, l'ottenharn,coult-loac, Middlesex. surgeph ; apothecary, chemist, and druggist; December at, la, an January 2/1., at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, r./Steventon, Piichequer•Court, Charing.cross, William Henry Hicks, lirtxham, Devonshire, / scrivener, December 21. 31, .md.lanuary 28,, at twelve, at bail. London. A. ttornies. Messrs. Blandfordand Murray, Rlitrc.court-buildings,•'l'crnple. lacob vtolare; St. Aloatt's, Herts, draper and tailor, o,:cern. best,' latkuary 4, and as. at eleven, at C;ulltthatl, Lon. `dim, Attorney, Mr..osbaldeston, Little 'rower.strcet, London, . Dewy Crokatt, Lloyd's; Colfee.house, London, Insurance. broker andunderwriter.; December 21, January 4, and 2s, - at • ewalve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregg and Cortield, Dowgate.hill, London. Tilomes lenkins, Chamber.streel, Gootlinatt's-fields, up. bolsterer, Dec.:mbar 21, 28, and January 28. at twelve. at London. Attornies, McSsrs. Collins and Wa ll&, SpitaL-square. ' • Vi MAW Citester,' Woocl.street,. Spital.fields, Middlesex, weaver, December at, 3i,, and January 28, At ten, at Loin Attorney, M. Scott, St. Mildtedisi , • enurt, Poultry. . • • IlenrY'Wainwright.and lames Wainwright; Liverpool, Lan. casterointho.merchatits, January 7,8, and 28, at eleven, at the Globe 'Cavue n, Liverpool. Attornies, • Me4sr, ShePhard, Adlington, , and Gregoty, Gray's-intt, ' I, , ndoit; and Messrs. Daltera lacrimal] Miasitant, tyre, china-man, I,,eeember 23, 31, :did 'Mita; ,ss, at two, :it the l ull Moon, Old Bridge, Lath. 41torti Messrs. 'll-lighttioor-iiil Young, iittsh.Line, Can. ' non-strect London ; and I. ,gate, fOlyt Reyew kts,. LtalloW, Salop, wheelwright, January to. and 21L at eleven, at the Sun, Ltiiliciw, •Attornies, Moss:s. P. , :ssel and Jones, Ludl ,, w ; and, Messrs. High liush• lane, Calmon-str , , , , Lutiduit. • Nathani_ Warwicksh w, confeeioner, Decent:ie.' 28) January 4, and 28, at at Guildhall, Lonclim. itorniesoi 'Messrs: Halt and 'Drake, Salters'. • Hall; earino-A ear,, London: Thomas Potts,Ni.artin's-court, ' St. Martin's lane, op. titian; Occvin'er 19, at eleven, 24, at ten, at.d January 28, at at Guildhall; Loodon t Attorney, Mr. john Ra phael, keppel-street, Russell square. Jcdut Shill coe,.G reat Tower-street, London, plumbe4 De ' c..mber at twelve, 3t, .c.t eleven, and January 28, at One, at Attorney, Mr„ UXrell, Winsley. street, OXf,t(t Street, . Ti•iyiur ; I ,•ailway, Warwickshire, baker, December • and lantrwy 28, 'at eleVen, ut the White florae, La• nbury, ctorilshire: Atifirnies, Messrs,: Meyr4:lt.anti Ifroderip, Red Lion-square, London. Edward (j ration and w illiain Graltort AstOn, " Liverpool, 'January 7, 8, and 28, at twelve, at tl,e and Punch Lowl Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.,l3larAtstock and Stinee, L.aper-bui:ctings, Temple, London ;'atiti Mr. C. Clements, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. jam 9. N. Maltalian and George MiMalieu, Manchester, cot ton• mist and cotton-WQoi.deahns, at tcn, at the Dvg Tttvcitt, Manchester. ' 7. :y. GACKIT, I..co4mu,:Kent, haberdasher, at ten, at • 6iiiiclll4ll, Lorick:ll. Inn. S. It • ctratnr, at eieveit, at the SWdil latt. t. Liccketl i Aidemmithwy,' London, lightermani eieveil, I,ol.tion l an , 7, T Yiiiii-atjeitt, St. Imics's , qttitre,tailor, ut CXN elve, ;it Cniitillatl, 1..0-m14417. Dec IV. Siiirviy, Ciwnlotte-street,lVlONclifipel., (11:so:, p;roc:Jr, at.civveit, at tjtii1(111.111, Lotatott. • ILICA L.s Lw o iN i t y 7. , I, IvvicT, A mcn-coriicr, P.Lteloccr.ruw, Lundonoriuitia, JJ'A4u.'!,:,r, tne,rc,tior 1)04, 6 rusvc square, fNliddlescx, coach;: . 1, (.; t ouc esrer.buildiugo, Surrey, .insu. S. 1) 11015 T-; Petwiter-. Somersetshile, merclumt. Li,,ltior; Pat dealer. S. Thtiroliey, mrmuidciiirer. 1.1. Coulter S. Couper, Mount-street, Hanover- 1,(1U4.e, (Mach 111ACIS T, tSimrt, t, Hannver.,,qu4re, V , Allen, jun. W or, e,ter, glove- imn,ulAelkact. 1 . , VIM:, }MI. LrOititt.iiii.tot,e, but".cx, Ando:" The. Thibiiti-SoOiety hare " uhAimottsly voted Mr. Plots 7501, tor Gdase , -b m ;:- ”,i ,, urieti 11)01 Nit ettogs to Elio USW of Lto.l As *e tibt in '4si-ipottittlity s4 , Aierctty oistviit abridOd aeLrountlf-tittfictlittiaildita riferri-d to itt the following Ibtters . iii. the Wteite 4.nitaotdinary, vte deem it out dtity to peesent you: Readers with she letters themselves, in justice tO thc .Ottker, whose condua was so honoutableioft theoecasion. His Majesty's ship illustrious. Batavia Itouds, august lc, iSt t. :Herewith I have the Itoitour to transmit, for the information of the Lords Cottst9issioners of the Ad miralty, the copy of a letter transtuitied by. Captain Hoare, ref his M4jesty's snip Minden, from Lieute nant Edmodd Lyons, of that ship, detailing an ac count of hjs hating, with only thirty-four seamen in the launch and Cutter,. stormed the Dutch fort of Marraek;on the coast of Java, mounting fifty •fonr gun -t, and garrisoned.at the time by one hundred and eighty soldier's and the crews of two gun-boats.. I beg :you will be pleased to inform their Lorthhips, that, although the attack was made -contrary, 10 or ders, yet I cannot refrain from highly. approving gallantry and zeal displayed on '!;is occasion by Lieutenant Lyons, and the petty uflicers , and men, under his command, against the very superior • force of the, enemy. _ . have, &c, W. R. BROIJGHTON, Commo.tore: loirn Crol' , :r, &c. His Muje.:ty•s ship Mintlep, Straits of Sunda, I►►ty 3►, 'S►t. • SIR, In obed;ence - io ybor direMions to state my rel. sons for . atiacking Fort Marrack on Tue•d.iy the 30th inst. With two bortts crew s' Majt-sty's strip Mi:ideit, and to describe the,ttiode of attack, threg to ,tale ; as lAIOWS : • Ist, I was luny gnnvinced the enemy had no inti mation I)t the expedition being near Java. . 2dly, I was •well as;ured they did not expe& them this monsoon ; I therefore conceived that all attack 'on Niarrack might draw their forces towards that quarter, and' make a favourable. diversion : for this reason; -1 determinA to storm it on AT liday night at twelve o'clock, which I hope will meet with your iipprohation. Having made every necessary arrange ment dining the day, • I placed the boats at sun-set behind a', point which sheltered them from the view 'of the enemy's sentinels. At lia . lf-paSt twelve, the moon, sinking in, thalho 7 rizon, we proceeded to the ausck, and were chal lee god by the sentinels • on opening' the point, at this instant; a volley oirnusqueiry from the enemy precluded, all hope of sttrvrising them ; I therefor.. , ran the boats aground, in a heavy surf, under the embrasures of the lower tier of guns, and . plated the hild6l on item, which were Mounted with that' bravery. inherent in British seamen, - whilst a few" men, placed for the purpose, killed three 'of the enemy in theaa of putting tuit-ekes to their guns; a few•minutes put us in eossession of the lower battery, when I formed' the men, and stormed the upper One. 'On reaching _the summit cf the hill, we perceived the garrison' drawn op to'recei've us ; they sustained our firt., but fled from the /di irge, on my ceiling toy' them, !frit we bad four (ituidted. Men, and would give to quarter i ; at one,, thtc other hattcr;;, aud two gnn7boats, opeped their fire in us, which we re- tarned with a few tuns, whilst thelemainderof the men w: re einployed -in disablirg the guns 'in our possession., and every other part of the battery which it was pramicable to destroy, which we had . corm,. pieted by dawn of day, when I judged it prudepit to embark. On reaching-the boats, I bad the Tor tification to fitid the launch •bilged, and heat up so high with the stir( ) as to le:iv e na prospeel of getting her 4float, I therefore felt jt a dOiy incumbent on me in embark all the men in the cutler. The sun was now rising, and 1 humbly flatter myself, the mo mentary gratification the enemy, might hrvve felt by our loving the must have vani%hecl, when they beheld a small. boat bearing away their colours, a pbbliC7 and undeniable testimony , of the few nien that attacked them, which amcunted to 33, including. 'Officers. Having detailed the particulars of this little enter prise, i beg to .point out, in the strongest terms, the cougpicnous gallantry of Mr., William Langton,' Midshipman, who received a -slight wound from a bivonet, and Mr. C. H. Franks, Midshipman, a young man of °ply tilt% en years of age,, w,lio vtAnti leered to hoist the Jirktisli Litg, a service he perforthed . most gallantly, under a heavy fire. • • I hope the above detail will be considered a 111111' ,cient panegyric oil the bravery of the 6e:unto ,em ployed ; and: have heartfelt saiiSfac:lion in adding, we had only four 111t111 slightly wounded, 1 {Magill ( ) the loss of the enemy must have teen severe, but only know of three killed.' Marraak is situated on . a ,promontory, mounting tifts-tour guns, eighteen, twenty-four and thi r ty, twlinuners, and garrisoned at that time by 180 soldiers, and the - crews of two ganittoats. I hai,,e thelymour, to: be, &c. E, I , YOSS,‘ Liin:enant. To captain 'E. W. Hoare. Lieut.-Colonel Row Lev, of the Royal Engineers; is aprointed Depot Inspector-General of Fortitica slops, vice Major -General who goes' corn. mending Royal Engine etti to Ireland. - Major• Gen eral Ftsimit, commanding Royal Engineers Vi ire land, relieves Major-General Er aLto3n, command ing Royal Engineers at . Portsmouth, who,. trona length of service, 13.iiiloWed to retire. A fine 111011uMerit is * resolved to be erected in the Abbey`Chitri:h of . Paisley, to the memory Of the late NV, M'llowall, Lieutenant" of the County of Renfrew. • Last week one of the gamekeepers Of the Duke of ' BedfOrd,'hearing the report of a gun in the night, in-one of his- Grave's woods, went anoiher person to the Spht, where they tonnd three men, One having a pheasant it) hand; who . immediately .threw down the bird, and, polling from under ' his ,anock-frock a slicer 'Stick,- struck the game keeper so sevvre n blow, on the head as to fraaore his hkll . : in - the most dreadful manner, and his life is despAred uf. One of the villains has since turned midi nee, and they are all ta4en and committed to prison. swiday night, a fire htUke out at a house in Kingsland-road, tirar the Bastrog-house,-which de. tor, ; ed the intetior . ot the hotteu where it biuke out. Lot , ON; in.,,t by '111(114AS , WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, and 'Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Mo] • At the SUN OFFICI , No s 11:1, Strait!, wham tisivertisements,' Orders for the PCI,Pet Letters for` the Editor, &c. (post-13,0W '111111 4 1.0i 'cd Ll7l lEN • Th'§- excellent ttational - s'clreol for the . prOmrdion and encouragemdm the 'Art§ haring dosed for the EiClOll, being again opened-for its second °hied, exhibition' of: the works of Bri , i fish Artists, we ha , e been perinitted, to view the pri,gt:ss made by the students admitted, and the. resuit or observations we base great pleasut e 'in comototticdting to the public. 'The original paintings sent for the benefit of the Institution by these patrons of the. Vine. Arts, toe, Earl of Lousdale, the Right Hen, C. Lon, Sir T. ,Baritte, Mr. T. Hope, and the Rev. Mr.. Carr, con sisted of a Holy Family, by Titi in, and another, by S. Del Piambo, a.Landscape and Figures by Rubens, Horses, by Vandyke, Judas betray in; Christ, by Guercinn, the Girl and the Robiet, oy Sirjeshier Rey nold 4, Villitee,Fete, by Tenio - s, St. John, by Par niegiano, a Landscape, by Poussin, and another with Cattle, by Gainshorough. . To these we, have to add' the Vocation of St. Charles Boromeo, by' Paul 'Ve ronese, 'purchased at a liberal price by the Directors,' and hung trp in their rooms for the study of these• emulous of the higher principles of the art. With so many fine roodek in their power, it •naturu . lly fol lowed that a great number of students should,setze the opportunity of improving their talents, and our- Jet9ing their . tas-te. We accordingly find,, that during the- whole season the Gallery bas beets crowded- with aspiring artists, copying, t , eparating, Combining, and even emulating, the beau iesof these great inasters- About one. hunched and filly stab ptAs aria Ice fruits of their labours, and the content plattoti of t he excellence to which ..many of,•these have arrived mire ded es the MO( sincere present de light, while ()pelting at the same 'time a gratifying prospect of tut e stroeriority in Many of our young ana risingartivs. LVe weir particularly struck by fine copies of the Paul V zi.ronese, the Rubens, the jeniers, and several 'beautiful landscapes from parts .ofthe Poteisin and Titian, and one from the Rubens, tt.ith horses, from Vandyke. These evinced a very high "degree . of ability, mud proved that the students knew well how to avail tleenselyeg bl the *wages presented i r their eyes and understandings. These advantages consist a all tho:e well known and We knowledged facilities which the consideration of the ancients atiOrns. As the Venus of Apelles derived its supreme felicity from the congregation of the charms of a thousand lovely women, so the artist possessed ()Haste and judgment, from the contern ot . works of merit s learns to transfer to'otie splendid canvas the graces of Guido, the native and mellow tints of Titian, the elegant simple:Hy ot Ra phael,and the glowing colours of Rubens; in fine, he acquires perfection in his profession. It was there fore with no common degree of grarificatiun We re marked in - the corn posit ions we have jost, mew ioncd ,that our yout h ltd . candidates for fame had di•playrd a great t:apability in seleetiug •pal Ocular heant res front the origins! works, and by confine% them to one canvass .created 'as it were a new subject ; in an other instance forrning a 'painting from a . conibina-, lion of Tivts froM several of their models. in other places . Making complete and truly admirable copies Of whole pitiures, or of single .heads, or trees, and in general appearing to catch -tlie seirit•of their etle • - bratolpreenrsors, 'and to .•transfer their . meri!s ilritisri pallets. lo many of the modern: works we . observed with-what tenacity the beauties of the on-' ginals were preserved, and in others how:the idea of excellence was cieght from a minute part, and ele vated' and . extended into - a prominent and pleasing whole. • No painting has been more 'prolific in these point's. thin the. Vocation of St. Charles, which, as a.Perchese, does honour to the taste and Ithaality of the Dire6tors, and.has . furnished atp infinity of sub,- jells to the students in which not only. the graces of composition, but the charms ot-colouring and magic influence ol• peispective are eminently •conepicuous. ' Upon the whole, we have again to gratulate our - country, and the 'friends to the Aris.in :particular, on the rapid strides to more enlarged usefulness which this institution is making, and cm theevident etfel it has already bad upon the progress, of the • Arts. The private view of these admirable spec:mens of owe selection, and skill in. execution, Closed un Saturti:iylast, 'and ',hough some of the copies (hi. played a greater degree of merit than others, t aEt might, of course bL expected, yot they all' demOn. strated 'consikleitablo improvement since last sea = son, and inany.of them indeed were so excellent ,as to show talents in the imitators, correspondent with the powers . of the original masters, whose works have thin called forth an emulative .zeal andhortour able competition. , . Within, the shOrt space of , a.year more &iterations have nappened in the . Spotish law courts than ever 'perhaps occurred before; in the.. ordinary course of promotion during the same period, namely, one Lord President, one Lords Justice Clerk, three Lords of Session,, one L.trd Commissiotterof ciary (beside& that she Lord Justice Ceti: lsas been proinoted), one Solicitor.Getteral, thres vocates depute, One principal Cleric of Session, one Judge of the High Court of Adrtsirally, seven Sheriffdepuies, 'two :Comsnissaries of Edinburgh, one ',Depute Judge Advocates, t uco COrtinli6Saritt in the country; and several subordinate appointments. Batair.ia, now in our posseisitu,. was the capital of the 1)(nel) oriental possessions,. and the residence ,of the Governor-General. In tile year 16'9, 4 Was a iner: illage,,.•in a flat ,and marshy country, de, tented only by patisadoes of bamboo cane,;. The 1):It( :I built • a new town, cut canals, and made 'drains to carry or the. water. The, town has gra dually increased to. a 'great ex . .tetit, :titc. its popish. Lion has been estinvited at: 60,000 souls, of whom nearly ~ ,!0,000 art EurOpeans, or of Europeande s'ectrt. 'rho town is not remarkable lot its elegance. It has a caqle which commands the landina-place,' ' 'the` harbour is b6thipiti.‘iona and sature, ca- A yanft,, of holding a thousand - vesseis safe from the e, violenc of the qua. It is proteded by a number of small islands, souse of Allem fortified. The ap proacliri• to the fown are also defended iar ,, ,ria;l `l.rts- and redoubts. .The air,frorn the marsh es altd l'stagoatit waters, is almost prcverhially unhealthy ; the country fur many miles toold ta,entirety level. Forsvegetrition, the soil is. most excellent_: nee and Indian corn, are abundant; and the sugar-cant is cultivated with Rule trouble, and is esteemed supe rior to . that of tile West Indies', ' • • • 6 4 .1117lIFLELD CLUB. Ica • • • • -•,(• Y • • • • tstot-tty •mornlng a Meeting of the !Club was leeld at Isr, emason'i Tavern; Gr,.c the Duke of W:oiord in the chair. The Repoit .41 the Committee mentioned by his Grace on MOtil'aV eVening was received, , and their: recominendinoi _was adopted ty the• Meeting, for requiring no fur ther certificates from the. exhibitors of Oxen, as io • the work they may have performed.; and so Ina lying the generaleonditions, that two terms of-cer-• tificates may' apply 10 every kind of Oxen to be 'sbewn at the futtne . shews of the Club. •• It was resolved,. Tbat the Treasurer should mediately appoint a Colleclar. / • Eleven 'giazieis were n o minated as proper per' sons, oat of whom the three Judges should be chosen for the [next show. • Mr. Th. 3. Stone and Mr;_ Richard Goord went elected Members of the Club. . • At the animal eleftion ofrofficers, his Gface tha Duke of Bedford wits re-elecied President .Ed mund Thomas Waters and James King, Esqrs. vier• re-elected Stewards; and Mr. Paul Giblets the Trea surer, for the year ensuing. The thanks of tilt Club being voted- to his Grace' and the other off 4 cers for their respe6tive services, the Meeting wai adjourned to the second day. of Lord Sometville'l spring show, on the 3d of Match. d te e r r :e 4v d t l eo e it te r e n n: ll b ! i r ni ko touth„ are in.A.l.lilc ‘ e l x i p h e t a il ati n n O n vi o lgtl:: South Gloucester f l o e r ar l n re t l i a , t a rd t Ireland. Militia regiments, in the same districi, are also underorders Int It" a w n h 4 e . has for soar: time ' in ' ist gbealelnanotnhacn:i(:ift t ‘l‘ : l7; • son i) -in :b l y a s w ii , ire S , i i r sin, William Rulrbold, at Milhourne, very. bud health. - ; der it neCessary to send to Macclesti(e):di he was considered in so alarming a state,•as to ten. quart er, four, late wh f o r Dr. Drewer, .a physician 'Of great eminence in that Sydney • - . '. • Saturday todaSsSaendletllervulligliint gD,O.oriblyiii:: aLli;tisieo and On .111onday, at the Queen square Polite Mice, a Corporal of the Guards came forward and deposed, that as he Was passing, on Saturday evenine`lhe White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, he vas accos,t:e -4 - one matt, in company with avo iher--oac h ° I " had a bundle and stick ; he inqUired of the witne'"' whether the Plymouth coach w as soot) going ° t ' l ,andsaid if he would go- in and ask, he would give :him something to drink, which task he performed. and, on his return, told the per s,,fi who stmi him an o the tnessage, that the book-keeper `aid n coach would., go ,forPlyinouth before four o'clock ill t" a n ; i r nn whisperedl.. .' --The and said, that wilt not do, and. gave him it,vo.peno hpiesT a ie n n w ci l , ro at h )d ad tu e r m ne p d l o i y o e l d be ti t t :i l w ile it s; fhoallifopewsn,nvyi.i.,....The witness SW a paper drop fr 4 l l 1111 petion, which •he took possession of. They went towards Hyde Park Corner. The sub Stance )vos al ".My dear Friends —The rumouv is great, and the deed we have done is great-. I think it exPe' dient we should leave England as soon a; of course you will tneet tne at the old t etidezvou s. 4 ( I remain yoor sworn friend, , fr PATHICX MA tIONY. " The IVlagistrates commended the condua of Iha Corporal, and directed the Officers would boon the possible ; 'alert to apprehend the suspicinui persons, • At the Marlborough-street office yesterday the ci &vont pugilistic champion of England; the celehmiect :Mr. Gulley, was charged nt Uri,. Otce with gr l ; I ' d 4ault on a servant of the Hon. Cochtattefolito,"?:; 'in Princes•streer. It appeared that the prote u _.!..„ and his coinpanion, bothhiseks, were walking' arm in arm at a slow pace On the narrow part of PavlMent, so that the pass en g ers behind them outd fa. %so not pass without gating into the.umd. Mr , .. Iy . was urgent . to get on, tapped the prosceutorigeue on the shoulder, slid very politely begged 11 ' 5 1) , I , mission to pa y s , which he, politely langtig retorted, by telling him' there vas plerrtY of r° l id there, meantng'the kennel, Gulley recnoostrate:ter. ',a'tem.perate Manner, but to no, purpoSq. 'A n ti l 4/ a Compens,t ion. Mr.' cation ensued, terminating by a milling*, in hw,,,,'i I s the prosecutor lost A tooth; but received it tio" "I ,i , which he iminediately did, and was disinissed.. • _...--;••••-""' G. w3s arch:led ri. tied No r.—, •- /iiit I/IS . • , On the 7tls.of, Noiember last, at Quebec, S. Lewis, Lady Provost, of a Son. '•'f f l3. On . ttl: 7ch inst. at Shirilty.lnli, iferts, tit; %Yi= 4 ° ' ' Wilder, Esq. of a Daughter, -' ''. Sunday 1101. of Trinity.sgoare, of a Son. , , thir On Sunday last,. at Clanvilie Lodge, near n" 0 "" Lady of Bronrolow_Alatliew, Esq. of a Scin. in the C3st,leol • . . Haat N.:A ton, Esq. to EI i ia, ' • t. . MARK lAD. eAr k WO' On Friday last, at FrYston, Intht County of i -- - 1 A l Slater Milixs, Esq. M. P. for the City , of York. ~,, of On §aturilay last,. at Wituey., Mr. ttoocrt rilll7, ' O , Tuwer.streciv to' Ann,' ardeit daughter tar Sitlloll. .! 131 ' Esq. of ilai;ey, Oxfordshire. , aof • It Church, Mr •Wedolla r 't he same day. at Lambet Vauxhall, to Miss Leinercier, of the s ame plaa' • ' iSV: On 'Monday; at Hamptead Church, John Hattlis°"'• no, of Islew uroa c t.street, to Misa . Corwitic OCiainani, Of P' Size Cottage. Hampstead. . daughter of tile late It do ____.....--------,••••• fame. Giatwht, LE aq up ovards of 49 year * a Lieu l°l3'4 OD. ,-, On the t Ith inst, at his itett4e in Crois.street, 131ingt60 the Itoy A l N' a • . • y „,„ Hack- Oa f- - f 1 - - dtly ..kst at Pcterahato, Surtek, Iclr. Wilijaw . t Ouae, ot Three C ranes tVhart, Thames. 41teet. ' it bet tr,,, The sante t.:‘,%lng, at LeWisharn, Nl* 1 ' 11°111" a i .n. of Deptfoi'd Green, Kent. Porthin On Saturday iasr, in Portland - s treet, d-101-4, W s ' Page, rehet of John Page, Ex!. late of Hampstead nirnet, _On Sunday,. at his house . Were Lochie, lifs l k oll. Hats, in the tlzt year ef his age, Sir Wadswort I. 41 "' - ' le of many years His Majesty :4 Attattiey-Genordl ill tiic Is . Nlan. , ' 1. I t , (4n , Mcillual evening . Cathecine, the daughter ot A ""cNentie, ksti. ot south-sneer, Finsb.ory.squ'are. —-- --1-- -- ------ _ PAIOE OF STOCKS i'ZstltAn.t v. 11nda Stock. , Ind i a lionns, 14s. 10. P -f, Old Ann. r Ey,hey. Dills, 21. 4,15, P 0 Ornnturn, I dis. t 1 roperiat 3 per Ce nt. 1 Consols. for Opening, u 3. f ___......--•••-• Bank kttnk. 230 b 230 14 , ,,, V S 11(0 11, ent. shut Irish 5 ver'Cent. 4 pet Ctut. per C6nt: Itto; 62i Ives' cent. Cons. shut kink 1.. .Aith. 16 3-16ths kVek'UER 0.1: LONDON 1111I1YOk. TO-hiOga ROW. 27 min. after 4. 1 livening, 47 min. Oar . 4 ' Morning, Iton. st reap GrosvCror.squan mast-be 4ddressed.