The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-17 00:00:00

, . SPOIiTING IX7'IELLICiENC4 ); .',VNI.,,RY.ET CRAVEN MiI'ETIN,C, 'AM TUESDAY, APRIL 16. . Weepstakes of roogs, each, I. ft. , * ith..M . .. D. 4 it ,,.. ,1.,,,ti' s b. f. SoicerY,'by SorCerer, Out by Sky,/.1„ kr„i.,r t:,i. 211). . . ..... teh (.;,,;;Lra br. I. by Dick AndrCWS, out , of 2 sister to `'l I -AomN‘s, B,t. ;14. - " - 2 C;ii , '. ,l ' A ,,,,,, c t. b. c. Copenhagen, by Meteor, out o f ~ La,k C.;ii. , :rice, by lotto Bun, yst. stb.. - .3 fir, ,r;111:,Ilit'S t). t. by S4iclio, out, of Junius's. darn, Est. tei ' 'W. : .I , . • . ' LI .' bY Eagle, out of a sister t o l' etworth, ~ ate t ,ig,,,t Sorcery. -3 to 4 agst Gen. Gower's br. f, lweepsiskes of , loins. 0101, it. ft. colts, est: 711). fillies, , • . . . „ . qtr C, fiunbiir‘'s b. hat. 41b. I) . M . ' Tim,, 4101111410,' .c. Riv a l, by whiskey, out o f hi s • * ' tklt, Cra p q m „'s Siim, tail, sister to Scorpion Ltt Kiniuuttes brother toy. liltUre •. , • ~ . 41ajc, • , 7 1 0 4 Oh .AlViii.,-6 to 4on fing...'.4" )1 W ilsGi.'s I: retnis, Bst. 71b, meat r. : Al r . pite,l;„t, ilt). I . Vvu•yr tit,, Cgurse, toogs.,l). 1 t.' i,h. 1 . 1 w.4 1 .4.1), -c, , Viacao, by F:amie, out of a Trumpatot liftstame 64 . NIL N,..rton's o, c. by Cocktighter bought of at,oK.lii, Lt. 31b. each. t wo-) r old Course, zaags. - . tr, -3 ti; 1 iy,si'Macao. . SUL Sllcllry`., ‘. by Trump :nor, out of Gipsy,' beat 1....il Fily's c 1) 3 t . ,, ) ,,, ow 01 licling, list. 31b, etAch. K. NI .., 24:44.11. A. , * • ' . The ii(iit dia3S Of tilt oatidtals Stakes of D. I. S a gs. each, h. ft. lit. fhtlittss's Witch .of Eutior i .3 yrs yet. 21b. '... b. of kmt,,aat's ,:satvatt.r, 4 yrs fist. 4to. - Li th,,,,tt.. time i',estori, 4 yrs yst, tolb. N. i'..)4's klertow,..3 yia yst. 410. 1.,1 ,ir.l.liin,lotook's I uvenal, 3 yrs It. 2111* 1•11'. t c..ilutk , . b. 4:. by Eagle, out of a sister to Chip. i:cmo,,b,, ii 4 U. 13b. tete. 11. :m,i).‘.csreis Scorpion s yrs IA LOW1. 1!1- e, bi. ),,,. L 41114.::, 4; tb SSI. Bst. r o ll). lab. Lit. L tisuf.'s Cr‘tilit 4 ) lip 841. 41b• Swet iqu ti akei of soogs. each, . ft. Ab. Al. . tit. I,,‘,rtitey's C. by Skyscraper, out of Cranattilla, tzt, sib, . • - 'll' Sit'. , tt,t. slb. br. c. by 'ft umpator, out of Mcdina's rec ttma • Ld, 1% heilbrlC zit). t. 1. by B enningbrough, data by Abba pi T huilc t tn. • . - .........................„.... ' ~ \'"lnday at twelve &an*, his I.I,IA.ILSTY, came ",',4l4tletraceaccoitipanied ••by 1)15. El aelittpaN and, 44Thoins, and walked . till one, when hc: returned vials Castle to dinner. 114Qutiasi and Pr incesses Eta ZABII7II hll , l - MARY took an airing to Froginitte LuOge: . L Piritui.e*feS Bi:ptits,s‘nd Auotina, accomPauled e Y 4.1 Y 1444, 1.1,4'r H Y.Z.4 NE, Lienetars 6 w vt.IN a aint Conk ten 41WititHIT, and. Colouel 'km. Lest. ti ‘IA.II inortftia'S altincon horseback, but the "41 '' l lirlg OR they retutueil at env. r Ilie afternoon ttnt,ing out wet, his fAlligiTi. di , ' 'al Il i; noon his wall: oil the Terrace. • - .. \ i ll ' but seen letters from Guttantitirgh, which 11'' ' ' ' d b y llut Antiolt Arbil* ut yesterttay, ‘4ofitin • 1 % 3 4 ths loriner Lccuutits of the cunueninat ion us' all ''','ellund,:r stquesitatton in the Prusstan ports. ,1.4I1'" Vrtilch at Datiizie had no longer any tot te,.tqlrient in conittierei .1 matters, as no snips ar -117.0 ;0 1;ive i hein an uppuriontty fur seizure ; . but / 1 41 ''tte actively xiilitiged in tortifying the town of '4ll, vd Melt was drought Cu Jrfurd t, strong V13,4t, that Itustilitivs b't *ern krance doti Roots 111.. 14) 'grtßot. 411,1411ev. 11 Wigi til,:idlltr•O al I,,ltiniitigi, Nil the 619th tat. 'that the Vrencli e.:1tii ,,,',./:1111 t.Lit tily \‘'3., shinny ;u be. removed, and iLt r h "ce to h., sttoplit.tl by 11,41 e..• • . y 14:litis 'ir,;nl I.ll.ittiotok., ut the 1 1111, received iitr6tvirtiaYi cwition 11.,1 'news. A rep,.rt wia In art L . 1° " 1 41, that lituiN APA ItTE had itifilled 01.* i,1,..4 that. M Aitili xA, and even the whole 'of the w;; 4:11,1r0,11., should abinid,u the Peninsula. • It %,, cu ' l ieitt‘t, . on aeLuunt ul this order, that he r,4' gi!c.t.enett whit a., w,tr by Russia,. and which Mt is ttliud,.tl to in the tollowiti'g trod of n ' , lts . .-.. 1„:116"ina, APRIL 6.--Onr letters iron) P,..l'crs, .. ti le ! ic.afv.ol recent dates, being of the Q9d till. and it:' .`'unann Wine of then) in very positive- terni* , 111111111.3111 16 ii ram 1 1 ili ty of a war with FratiCe,—. itourteen regiments (say some of 1 1 11:11 . 1) 11.1Vo. been her °Y recrinitti 'and fitted ota, and artillery provided ts"henl, eisui,ttocoutretisked; in the natittrof his 41lourrit'l tile reoun 01 these preparationg,.an A he waS 1 ,. i. 1 altswere.d, th.•tt the Etupetnr intr tided in the it:t"se'n't. t') rlilestr the' , w‘tr in : Turket'.' Most, 91 14 , 4 1 1 mell wire sent, .however, •ittin Itossitrn l'o • Ituk. 'nil w,.. know pretty ref thinly, Ito the , . ". toil hnsiness is by this time settled, iir crn the --.., (l . /t ~ Coe. 11. '..." Still, it is Uddett, ' . (10 Out _ilk ti'll illigtoolently tRI 11114 opinion of mine, as I WA* :speak - thije,:.P'l*°ll '4)0411 Court, and he told mtl not' to cm '-.11," The teport, however,- ill:genet:ll, 3111.1 itr•AtlelpS have heen.seht for a cu:iscription in the Ea*. . - rrivi i , .' 144,, ct-s, tinder the,.pretonce,of rents," mg lik: Llvrl alt!*(1". In Konigsberg, nine persuhs have bo !°sl / 4 4 on Intip,ciun and , a band 01 new t 1141101141, (P,rei.A:linicii) , lasts' bcen sent to plevelit Ilisir,-,l'uninltr. The Kii , g is On a jhuri.ey, and 4,41,07. Cll tiii,Rlll4 ilit 1111 the autiaority uf il MO* I+4 Itt beluak"44llo”, the son of the Lord Lieuterian! of. h .0 411.4. Aiti-du,qatup of Lord Wki.4l IlKiTutd, IN l 'e t Walt ;tit ostler to the Officer comiTtallifing. , 41h b • , A 4t ,,,,,,, t. r4ootts, to charge the enemy ; that gal. J0...47,T: I instantly gtve Ihe word, and Lord MARCII Il le i' t ; ti ,11:11 c harge, by which the two regirti v a s of I )tit e o c _ *ere Cut In piecetr; his'Lordshin himself Itti o ' "‘"ler a Vrench tiooper, and brought him tho lltitith 1, 41, ~,.. . cony. Itek,4, ° Vent the 6th French regiment; taken, et of t i r i Vt . Ot I.3arrosa, which is to be laid at tli`efeef tiumki„RgYal Highness the PkINCEI HAMM I', 09 tit,tl„RY 114 is stated, in a Dublin Paper, IQ ILsve '1 ttlini":4l.4(erid,o.y Setjeant MASTP.R3O2, of the 87111 ;ow n is , „ - +lint brave fellow who was born in the of 4erscolnirton, has been P ro moted to tbe lank A Jeallt..Mior , ..11101„,„), . • 'eke ~:""eht• exlitnPle of condescending bertevo 401411.1jitei841tLiddY given by the .r.,''ari of Potirltc. . 1 04) boil heltu t 4 a nd or, 74 gills, belonging to the Charity teceiv,a ;4.41 parishes of St. George and Si. Giles, of 1,,,t'u,i40LK.004 old English dinner, as well as a glen would „...I,', , a nd a I,ecuritary donation each . fi i lif ts lit tle;; 4ll ,, el4 t 10 describe the. pleasure whiell. Ilie 414,17,1;3 Must lllve ,Nceived, not ,401 y.l ro i i nt ft„,„ it ,2 And ilreient which • en obi;liticd, oonout of ..;.,11!pl.ericlour of . the ap-artrnent.,i' and Ilk' Utt nt in sII 110111 C. a inatision.. • 2 • Pt! 1 " 2 pd Pd , AUSTRIAN PAPER.MONEY. for thlliee Emperor purpose o o f f r A eg u ti s l i a r t i i a ng hA t '4 h i e sst c le tt a rr tt en i n - . g al l' L liet of ' th ,Vicnna'hank-paper, which is well known' to have su red a great depreciation. This edict, which is dald the 20th of February, 1811, sets dlit with e.ti :.merating . the measures which were taken fur .'.supporting the finances of Austria in September last, by .imposing a tax of i 0 per cent. on movable and On FeaLiVroperty. Notwithstanding this, hoWeVei., the; value of the paper-money ciintinued to fall, and sunk so lof as, 1,200 in exehange for specie. - It then goes on to mention the inconveniencies.which arose to industry and property from this stale of things, . proceeding from the " .excess - of a worth less.paper-money:" • In order to remove this evil, the edialeircurn scrities the mass of paper-Motiey, and fixes it at ,i,000,798,753 florins, which is the Whole sum to remain in circulation, and to be aft wardS funded. But the mass so diminished is not to be realis:ed, or to pass at' us nominal vatUe ; and on this head the edict contains the tolltysving regulation, :.-.... " " I. The Vienna bank-paper shall not remain in circulation after the last by of January, 1812. " 2. • Till then it shall pass current in payments at the fifth parr of its nominal value. " 3. •From the !silt of March, 1811 . , the bank paper, in allredemption bonds and payments shill be fixed at, one fifth of its nominal value: .that is to , ~.. say, • . Bank-money of s florins, at ' i florin . • • • -- 2s at 5 •0r.+.0......... ....ma 5o ...—........... at to .--:..—....—r- )110 ----".. at So --- , . --:- sou at too —i-- and at this rate it shall .be taken by the public trea sury; and by private individuals, till (lie cud of Jas inlay, 181 0. . -•- " 4. .From . the 11t ,of February,. . 181:2, the •Arienna bank paper shall be taken out of circulation, , ; and payments in it shall cease , A ith. the 31st of .la. nueiy, „1812 ! ~ . • . - ''' ' a a. itecleniption-b o nds can no longer be. cir ,4.o4ated botict exchange fur b tuk.p 'per, at one filth 'of -its nominal value. 13y this meao4, the amount 01 re teMption-boints can in no case rise higher that, :212,i5g,7.50 florins." ... The ectio,tlien goes roi to state, that thc.Eruneror will ac!opt Means tor placing those redomptitaii-bonds undor the guarantee or the lierednaiy States, tOr twirling and . oradutkliy annihilating the paper-money, - : anu rstablishing a sint.ing 7 lued ; and . that lie will publiSh nt.‘'‘. regulations to that effect as soon as he I as conic to a iAtirtl . tettt, \vitt) thi..liteas of Hungary ' ancricnonsyi.4l).. in relation. to the. present matter. Ilt the mean time he de:dates to his faithful sub j,,,tts, that the money arising from tbe sale of the property of the church condones to b.. 1 appropriated to the extinction of the lini)e:-itioney. Then luil9‘k a varsity 01 minor igulotions, e, ith Itliwel It) lilt payment of debts tiGe It.) 1:1:i: iduais and to the bt,ite, accoiding to th•e yeah: atfix,:d to the bauk-paper by the e..li •i. • LlElia Ail AT WikE. Tlio followiug re.pectily,; this 01Iiccr di:felt from all tl4 ace ,, toi which havc bcch le ecived lirre from I'ursu6al, but wc hope that it will be contirint,(l: (FkONI THE cong sbo ruptri " '!`nu fullownig extract of a letter from .Lisnhrt h i es been nsuded to tis tor thiertiou ; rind as it tends to remlive an 000lorit r d toiwoa from tiie army, and perhaps It) fescue front undeserved re. pr itch the character of a I3titish '(juicer, We can haiie 110 possit)le'cbjertion to liS inset tiott ; the 44t,h ['stump!, of Munn so much'h.rit 4-en said as having deserv ed to the ene my, but who, in reality, ' Was taken by a iciitret of cavalry, _ which surprised him as Ire was t ,king a ride, in company of the N,Lijor uf his regi- Olen!, is reltilli , d tit t. e , Br.hish army. He wal be paraied from the Major, by, living rode to the top of one; of those Ligh 10114 with which Ilortugll so .thutinds., and /uttered not to express ti Waft tit) Itit•S•ags sent to the Commander it) Chief, as ; all tllr aerbilltts Lord \Vrtlioglon a Frei t cli ;:risoner • Itaywg seen him at Alassot t a's tell, He took n tvaotage of thecanfuslun of army o:1 11,. it it.treat, and returned the tirst oloolcut p,smit.l%" • We : lin% c cAve;l. Aulon ,Gii4etcli to the be . gi , oing .11 - Mulch. ,The) contain cry little intor. ! mation nnpurinocc, 'bong!) tney tnicw than %be liu ts-itin ut 'GiicErilleib 1 . 4 41111 r II that extelesi.e .Qtie of the , Aires Gav tes ctoit;bw, an account Of Cite tiorpritte ;4%.1 vainikre ikf .50,1.)encli,.whO kit{ no- • n 1 tyit.g C.hutranniun, in ~thc distrie,t,s u 1 S ottgosgj a , l 1) woo's. the t Itl% Vc.brunry (.;olotivl ReiNtt);: yAN, with this retimullt or c.ipties.ll, shays; 111 li!t.t Hrcrtch . nut-posta ut.'reructi v and Oro .''aced great contusion and alarm arnon4 the enemy. Tt • ceiehtiiled partisan, 1 4 .:kYOZ Y MINA, is appoint ed General CutuntaorlAitt of NaVarre. A priVaie letter front Portsmouth' mentions the rumoured capture of a Guernsey Packet, having on buard, amongst other passengers, the Weymouth. cotnp,itty of Curnedians, who had closed their sea , - Son at till. Island, and !vete no their paasag home. fri le ,y ma y D o w , i t sl4tes, have an opportunity With BtJost4r*.stries perrnissiuo, of opening an English Theitry in France.- tvlond ►y there were 300,000 Dollars sent from the Bank to Mr. Bolrowsit, at Suitt), to be stamped, and the same ciiLintity , ate..to be forwarded in a tew days, These Are exeded to be in circulation in the course of three weeks. At Ravarfordwest Aoizes, on Thursday, .Iplin Griffith was loom! guilty of having poisoned his wife, and was executed on Saturday last. It is asserted, that this abandoned critui►id had poisoned a former wife, and was preparing himself for thoensnating of arti , ird into it fatal At Cardigan Griot 601 , 10114, on the first day, Chief JOS( 104 Heywood caned over tire names of the Coon gel, occutding to their standiug, u hen it appeared not one of tho Learoetilr.sterim ) al - the Long Rohe l.ad a singie aurion 1n make. rf I , e Judge smiled, t e Bar looked at each o her, and ;u a shut time ery inan rotitud to lii3 ooti tent. biCili?i iii;SilE:4, :Ai;rtii. 4. 41ark titughlin stood indiaed for having en , deavot.io to SedllCe 03e Edward i\Pl,Aughlin a sol 'd'er of the King's County militia, frUirl his dory anri 411egiance, aiiotlence which is :nade a capital fe lony by s a statute passed in the 3tli .jrar of Geoige It appeared rro c 4 ihe evidence of soldier, and Huse Ainaughlin, lAA wile, that the pti,oher hatOco.the to the_haitabE 'rid the (nothing of the 260 of Niarch, and iiitd ititrtidti l ced .hitn,;3cif as a !tamer f . sake. .Tie hoe been formerly in the 9th dragoons, . and is now a pensioner I and he Said big cow - had c4lv4'd yesterday (weaning that he had receaed" his. pension), and that he was able to. gaits hint a treat. Accordingly he sent tor spitits, of .which Edward MiLaughlin, his Wife, and'sonte other persons, parr took, and he gam the wire half-A:.crOwn to go ow 'and buy breAtast ,she went out for that ptir pose, but below she returned, the prisoner had left the barrvek. . • About tu eke. o'clock the same day, the p:i3oner And Edward M'Loughlm drauk some porter toge ther, and in the evening, shortly tiefore drum-beat, the prisoner came book to the Wrratic and invited the soldier out to a neighbeuring public.hutise.' His wife was unwilling to let him go lest he should nut, return to his barrack at a prop...:r time) , nein pre,itiled on to go, she accompanied Jain and the prisoner to the public-l o u s e. They cent upstairs, ant! afror having finished 4 pot of porter, the priso ner reit.ested Rose M'Laiigh:in to go down !oohs for another. Jost scr she was returning into the room, thd prianner tapt Edwatd M'Laughlin on the shoulder, and w .ispered to " Go down to the barrack, end fetch a rwsket, and I will buy it from you." The soldi,r an 4 1 . You scoundrcl, do you know who you are talking to ? and inuncJiiste ly knoaked hint doWn. The wife did not bear the prisoner's words, but She saw him whisper to her huib:ind, who instantly knocked him dot.vn. She then hold of her hn,band, and Drought him to the barrack. The wife had offered to return the change of the half-crown to the prisoner, but lie IC t' used Clain depcsed t that he was sentry at the barrack gate after clinrii;beat ; and atter litiW.ird MrLatigh lin had returned to the barrack between nine and ten, the pit,totter came., and asked whether there wits Out a man named Wl.anghlin in the 'barrack': - said he wanted to . see him, and in7;4;ted getting in, which the 'A' ittiem reins:Al to permit. Nlr. 1171•Clean,t he Adjutant of. the regiment de posed tbrit bet Ween nine and ten o'clock at night the prisoi , er came to his quarters, which was very near the. barrack ;. he said be can'..C. , to complain or one Ni'l,aughtin,. a .suldia of the regiment, wh,;, strtich and ill-treated him, and that be must vitt rr be sent in this guard-house' or the hlact-hole, or be . broug.ht out in tight MM. Witiless inquired into the. en-cum .tanre:j i and finding the prisoner rather nnw , lll:.- 1 ; to answer, declined to interfere : up on 'whlc!l ;on:inner' • 1111 . 1 eOlild 11111,4)04 ' lor attempting to sell WittieNi ;Iwo lett the prim:ier in charge of bk.* ser-, rant, ,ind kin into the bairaa, aid called. o.t EdWat d Langhfin, who gave him the same i:e cottrit ihe trantion he had . .now given. Wit -171.04 pia ani 4oldier into confinement, .and to turned mkt tool; the prisoner to Colonel Atkinson's tedgingi. • Atkinson depcked, :hat upon the pri.ontr being. brought to him, he asked him where be lived - 3 ho answered " .up and down;" be refused to ten where; be had lodged the last night, but mmt tinned a person of the name of Gibson, Miele he hail lodged the night preceding. pp searching him, c o l one l . A. inuntt in his pocket seven ball cartridges - . (sucn as rue delivered to the - niilitars), and tun' bbnk 'Caytridges, L fused to tell how he had come' by. There Wit, 41io in hispodtet t, stone of 'Ongiderable magnitude, a !Inman Catbulie prayer-book, and a tin case, to which he kept his certificate, qt**lng a peus:oher. On being pressed , b) , tolonel A. to disclose fur what purpose he want. c#l arms, the prisoner at length said, " I wanted them for in) , own defence; h Ant a , Roman Cathia be, 'and I know, the Milford mnM en do tart like u, beeatnie as. I am ;to old ..pidirr, they think I may, be teaching the It.hhn ruen.the use or (.11011e1 mA. then eoin u itted the prisoner to the custody of ihe.civillrower. Here the evidence closed. Mr. If, Moons, Counsel for the prisoner, sUb. tnitted to ilte Cow t, that the iitnoce Lo gist:mire in 'waking this statute intended to punish with death was not made out ht ,eaidelice. The statutehirbill any attetuot to sedocu Ilia duly „am/ (Illegiance ; to'coirlipt this to tenter him is disloyal sultjeet. A salt'' r. ~t s hii.e.l front Ins fluty, (iig - by selling all.his neorssara'.4, co ' , von his artn9 and vet nut ~ educco frt..tu It;, lo ) alty and ullegi (ince ; ;ffitl tlir, piout" in this e,ise went 00 Wilber. Lied „lod g e acceded to this construdion o f,the sown-, and oireaeil the July, Ilia whit. ever opiition they might emelt tin ot the mi , chiet,- . ous de4.igui . Of the pitsottyr, they erjuld not conviti him of 'the offence charged in the itnlictment, ,The Jury acquitted the prigoner ; bin a bill of indiatnent, fur a trilidemeanour having been found against him, he wasaiiiin put on ltiß trial ;'and, upon the same evittenc, the Jury', without hesitation, found Linn guFlty. 1 SOLICITOR GRNERAL immediately pissed the following Sentenee:-- " Mark 1141.aughlin; yoh have escaped the ph nishment of death by the mercy, of those very laws 10'v/hie!), I much' fear, you are a sworn enemy ; am how to pronotmce such a sentence 'you you as will be emntnensurine to your crime, and 'will, hope, be ant examplo to others. —,114 she course of your ttial,l tament to say, li rtruo li f 11i q' t 6llr o ed l e il x . istetl rthein f irst pe I il : . Celtl 'tr i ' i t t ' i N d o r t e 4p v4l e li ti 4t eci d county. You have heen a soldier : yon o ltate worn the Mfrs;~ cloth : yoti ltrivo received Its pay, and, monstrous ingratitude! yon are al this moment a pen..ioner liVittg'on his lmonly anti on the v er y thy hotow hail conltisitlt4,llini cti,no, you recived ilia homily. And wit.“ iw yuur ? Awentleisvour to setlitc , ! nue • tll4 1\ t.(41. &co. (i 1 , c!I liana liuiiii once a sohnyi) to vive iniscremil to hum for the &retire of the enintry. `t 'War :"r i .;• pears further ? You not only endeavilur to pr 'cur d arms, But were found with 'your pockets I , Q with tunmunitiod. For what porposea could such a wretch• hs you grant these ! Your stut . y more dible. You. did not *ant them fur &Active : dot satisfied yoili wanted for the worst of put• poses. " The sentence of the law is, that you be im prjanneil for twelve i'mitsths and that you do pay a fine of 501. 1 intiiti that tins, thbugh yeti rniy Lc unable to pay it, id hopes thjt those who have ez t. ployed you for such diabolleal ptii.plisei may bo obliged to pit) it. You tuttSt tuttbei giv6 Security for your tuturSi voci behaviour, yourielf in 6dul . . and:tWO `itikties'ln and if you have not friends who.willytiii 'your bail, see Whether th os e incendiaries wholemploi..ed you will come forward in your betalf. I trust -this first eiatnple in this country maybe produOisb of future; tranquility and Security's!' PUI.ICG. biLDHALL.—Yesterday Mary Janes was,brought tip in custody of kin Offiter, 6liarvd with having endeakwured to pasi a counterfeit &liar whielt there are a vast number in circthation) to an oilman of the name of Vitirreti, residing iu Tower-street. The prisoner had tenchled the nominal dollar in payment 14 a potind or Soap. On Mr. Garrett ie• fusing to receive it, the prisoner assailed him wish the grossest abuse; He then gave her in e.har,;e tt4 an Officer, who proceeded to search her, but au thing of A siv:picious nature was found. tinder these circumstances, Alderman 'CURTIS; who ptesidetl, ordered are prisoner to be dirclarg:. ed, having previously given her an a'ppropriate monition: ,Sever,,ll of the 'Officers recognized the prisoner ri6 an old ofVenifer, notoriously connected with that.de scription otytf'rtders denominated smashers. HATTON-GARDatf.--./enet Bevan, a private in the Est London, in col , ,ured clothes, was put to the har, charged with ste.iling and drivitg away a bullock, the property at a Mr. Ely, a dro ver, from Leicestershire, yesterday morning, frogs) a lair at Igliogton, here the cattle had been kept ilia preceding night, preparatory to Smtlifteld Market. A boy named Ellis followed the bullock from the, corner of Long-lane, sinithheld, where it was un• accountably sepirated trout the drove; to the lair,' where it snped, and aaw the priso n er s e e p over t h e paling to'drive it out, and then, in co-operation with tiro or three more, pursue it to itigiig:itgi gild round back to the city by liurnsey. Mr. Ely disclaimed any wish to prosecute capi.• tally : Ise as well as the bdy swore to the identity cs' the prisoner, and his ReilVity idthe offence, as also to his being recognized and taken up afterwards in Smithfield Market. The priioner, In his defence, only stated that the boy Ellis was as active in the Chace as the Prisoner 80J others—Amitting that Ito had seen . him ofltic Occasion, but contending that it Was intendedmerely for sport. The humane Magistrate (Mr. HAKIM) ObierVA to the prisonei, that he was mut:lilebted to the bibeararscie of the prosecutor, hince it was clear that the driving a' bullock out of the fence, with the alleged intent of hunting it, was a stealing with in the Act, and a felony which it was ti&nc to make en example of; but the ca,e hood, he should only One him in a sum of twenty shillings, which was paid by his 4crjeant, and the prisoner writ discharged. Lncieh Boonaparie, with his tinnily end ker*tlti; aro removing frotnt he vicinity of Ludlow into \Ver . ce.nrrshirc. I),tttiNG Roaasay.-- , The !loose of Mr. nisset, gent.eitran tanner at Lot'dolt-in:rage, pis miles !tom Colnbrook and Beaconsfield, was ettieka.l by four %III:ills on Smut aak night, who had a.icended deft-wall, and forced wintlow.shutters of the fist. flew. Mr. B. was first alottnecifry the thieve bur4ting open his ned-rootri door, whet one of their, iv+th a: pistol in one hand and u.dark lanthorti in the other; demanded to know where is' properly eons deposited. State' . resistance was Oilcretl , whet) a bl ow from a trlosigeon laid Mr. B. sei,sulcss urr Ely; door ; arid on .111); wife voc li•rating for two men. servants, who,sleol at a re:110to rat , of 1110 house, she was . botm,! to the bedstead, ai , d withshocking oaths required not to speak, at the.eril of iris :tilt death. ' s The rebbers got a boo t y of in Les and cash to the amount of vol. some plate and light articles to t h e same amount, escaped, Wednesday night, about t l o'clock, 49 Prolle/P prisOtiel among . wlhar et as a Captain ( wh o id, o contrived to gel away his baggige b escaped r io;111 1„.. South-,Aesi•ccirlitc of their put mu, in Eilinoor k .4 Castle. They had cut out a•hoh, tlic,argh the bot um . of the parapet wail, heloi.v the place commonly call.. ed the .Devil's Elbow, arid let the. down b ) • a rope. One of the pril(rtiers, losing his hold, re., from n consideralkle height, am.; was so dredcit'illly bruised that he is not ertpeCted to live. kisiV , of thou' were retaken next morning,nnd 14. were qien on the road to Glasgow. The' night" being dakt the ope rations of the priioners were not obiereahle • I but the sentinel, on hearing some noise, became buspiciokts of the cause, and firing imenediwely, gave tire to. the , guard; otherwise it is probable the whole might have effected thei ewape. • R, . A • Cana-ExcIiANGPRIL 17.—This 'day thu qtiantities of NViient on hand are somewhat comit derable, not much,of fits qui4ity, which nearly Nu l ,- ports lait prices, and inferior list very few buyers ; Barley in short supply, and the demand fur 1 1, tttoupil tends to supeott the late Malt in plenty and rather cheaper ; Peas and Beans of each kind continue - at little fluctuation ; the remaining sup plies of Oats are likewise somewhat consiserable, nottnany line, and this trade quoted at last current yi Flour without variation. wtieAt a 76s a 86s fid+ditto'-gas a 9,13 1 it)c ) - ice a ihoey 3Q5 A 4u l ' grit - ' 065 a 7s' 1 - ta a .41.? 36; a 44 thwa 10 , t , / t. ' t i Tick Means (olti) » 4ai a 4 p, I ()art IS:. a i..l> a it,l 1`..14tl - 2fiti a 47t Put,,toi; ditto 291 3#)B lUpc Se4t.l - • +ll. 4 ;oh Fiiki: s serniuls 7i)