The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-16 00:00:00

KAUAI .. , 1 .S by 6. Put in itt4e last evening c "r 4. rY winch, his !11a • ` ship .4 1 1dporirimus faring staler onto), a heet trahsports,droln 6441°44 ' bound to 'Lisbon; cons:sling:J.of about iwtalytiil, which litive troops, stores, tke:.for !lord IYILLIN4tas's arral ; also put iu here the ship llictikanst •and j,CAgnow the former SeaS, and the, latter to the coast the whole of rile above have since sailed nne brreZe fr , nt the Noithward. Att rei the Salome, Slim ti trout C?rk .;11".1,11411; anti Rover, Tflo6lBis truth WALES ; 441.ADsisoa, trou t S underland ; BILL - 1 +holt Liverpool and the American ship $/rep- . 1 ;,; -1 ` ) "' Q 1 64110411 with 'a cargo, hound to r'" ottitrs; aiso arrived the . Pplieu schooner 404146itsnitah ; the Intelligent gun-brig is tflc(.l t , tiy for 111: tra,ie (A the Downs, an 4 will ap :4l clt is I day 4 Sunday noo. 1,,,161111c Natmnneh frigate on a crutze, and the We.sillp tut air Wditerdnean. 1)41. v,t4 A 15.-- Pot tack spvtgal of the out -11 , 41, 17. rti s 1 uop o f war on a cruizo off ° 1 ' 1.414 H, Aoo s•— krrive l / 4 1 his Majesty's ilk . , , " lb h A...rteroos from a cruize ; Z ephyr 11.', 4ei, l t 'Strij inner with convoy front the 'oe Goshawk on a croize• 14 1 , 6 Y,./ktIG 14 S' • t; e Capper gun-brig, *lih ~.,—rinagt e on b oard Militiathen for 44144 """-r....,,,,,~ LAC; iiT LLorD's, , °tlti4 Eqat)liahmeni met yester :le%en o'clock, lot the purpose of ' l ulutiens el the Meeti“g Which 3 Uth preparatory to the lianot ;or .. . , .. hating been rear., ... inion '"'N toltawit t e d h , t •itt in iop .1 .11441.3 ill had ('actsis entered 1 ,, , ,, ,, L ua 10ver,,,, .41 Lsig e los the iii Lire gisida,l.le:-.:.1d. flit rolii till sit ii i . (;,,000,t e , , thvit t o be t 3trutbl. ka k4 111,1 e Ptohelsl ,o(1.?, aiki t:ht• hilhi"cl, _s,l hi frl?nit lee htli o : t it In in,., ,rrd Nr . ik.n- fit 01 the %#(l—',usito) 15 th e ,t4tll' 4 11. D xee al,t) nt.,d4 homr t . r i , c ,.. -t„, ..t , i f 4 - ... l a i v iy toon •e " '4 „ r , , . 1,1)tlirlilol N 61.0 , , own to tic, N t ' ',l-Ne.Y ht griewei, 2uoi. per 41' 0,4. tvtdCl444, t "t iht: C.,,ree;eei wthQh WI" " 6 4 r. );,,c1 4t,' body el üb,eliberth CI ttleineo 'tli,,44lhiYitTl. cuthend,Ll,' that the ..,'" .... 'l*ll4 t' "'l l ' 4 r(l 'he C I" ire 141 1 WCIIIY*()"' 4 1 1 1 T, di , , uthl . t is • 4_.„“,,,,ittnE4 14.44: '" IN new T t'44l:ition t , ..,nd arr hit.`,:t. toe 1 / 4 4, i 1:.()Wd, totnposiett i ins ‘.l.eittei l'uolbr Corn" i kt te :" " the lost tree Wince the New . he coo" hi tio 4 1 4 . ltj ik klK4til, a ClcUlllbtanCesi iieiii , which al once PrUVWnot thilt they were It4,iNlY 4 ;YUther 6ntaideratioti thah that w hich ,i,ves 4 44,1 , i) r i c t 4 h en ardent tit4ire to render thealav, Tilt itt"e, ecaLhaleeent. ~, au blkit„iiii.,l°l4hohti ut the 3tith Jaly wer- th e n Lew 4410i,•'4Ntitirrile,d, only lour hands being 11 11. 141 Iltin, s r , ' li e Mttiiri Ballot for nivitlve , ..g ilk., adjourticd, .and a Bati-- the ,`'ultltii,.`4l:"Th:ll. to be elected .lam b ert os.. d,s, %it pi„ . , -4 iur Mana6tut the Aft'ir 6 °I Lk)) .re 11ll'ioliok-e' 41 tot QUie of which the number° wLI." 1. 1 .6 4 t ''',:, i ~, ,i t i ti t t . -4 • 454 erne s ifiiill,:sl4ll: t 4 : ( l ' / 1 • P. 452, Ivre l'• •rry,39n• 1,6 q• 104 s Swanzy, Esq. 2 2 3 3 0 1 „ttij, 4.l,ttk, i l , 4.; L. turn it'd, . I ' 4 q• it Itio, '„•'lW 4.,11' 446 L. (-.0m44.••ku1• E , Isz Ilki '`,t'scrls ' • 394 l• t•lndli4Y'ju,,!s•• .. 43. 1 4 I ‘4, ! Itliiv; 1,,,,,' L 4l. ph Rub Cr4W, " a! ). 10$ ti t 4 4 rl Ai 4 -I. 34, ilenry Hunt, " 1( 1 • 9 1/ 5; 4 41, 0, ii.k: 3,t, lona Mit ma, lit,sq• 91 i. 13/4441i:h t‘,4l; E.,,. s 1 :,.L. /ntivSQ,cior.• ilq, • (~9 lit 4 4° .' I; stt, 44 32°33 1441 '41'1.414N Geotlemen were declared duly it 4 . 4 - li , , N..r.,...a.g.btw•••••••...a.....* Olt, i be recolletted by our teaderil, that, eLaetlloYogin. 11,41'81.114i the shiP -Cut; ell,)t. °Ltbia:atuirPr'sci kti,44o, tvliiie in the. Red Sea' -- j I' o rob e (1,-.40, h e . 1 atut th e s -l• 4t "1.114 r crew in ,rderef , , .Inm-toed {leis "1 .114 r• ,tt tit, pirat e who c? one of ..'ttti474 1114ycz klAtruht wt . . AY Kr. I " . 1 thm was, I bou 4 111,. i, i , 8 saved) ill:,(te as the 1,,,, 44 6 „, - -sser ott yw a ''''t Isi'"' 13 years of age. wb° as 'Oa .servitude 101 l v kts 4 b ' 1 slate of . his le hit n owt) to eln . . .. _,,..1 01 t tiy,,lr att. At this time, a 6,,ittnto, mocha, 11,114 tr,`lP:',l.4tif,( of a taluableshirbeing ,t ~., tiet.(l, Itniti th'''4lll4 tile potie,ll4,l, ~t the atiocit!ti",6, en.. '-t4Vt1it:14.144 Patt 10 1 i and humane Mo..ll.vi`le eat), ttstilV, L ( tlt)t iltily to oobtaii, th e, release 0' ~' _ _ ..i.. e Priii,j;',Y+ •iiii a 1,,, to iveover from ti".ra:ter:il itYili 144 plundered. 1,, this hanll ip„ l'it w.,. - • (1 by Captain i ll It .. 111041 wive; y MlitSle India "om. 471 0 hivll4ANo, Agent of the East %'- mto such ;Silk, lt. $ .) Lite as February, I - ' men, -/ 1 0 i t - 'NI iutett 41, Died 'hr th ii benevolent _be L iv, 41.441 tit exp,''tt,itio,#l that the' uoloftu.l-411;. t'lY' :441(1 • be : I s ' I (ratty bit odioui etti) 1,1 dlo ILI , r!, eaStA ~ ~, ~,,, nro.. 1Y t4k,,:4. 'h all probability much v'. 1,,,,,e(ri.•..,,....: IL born OW Essex w ould be ree° c due ' (:411.'11 1.14'0 unit w Inicrive this notice 1:11Y:: 4'" Root. Aim .1 e IL. di,llllcreted hums llim „3t',t4natil r. • ur "3 . si 2 a wiglitind lb, orttt,,,' tlrJoi Irmo expreN -11, , cenite qll, iii nu.l rkcii,le' of tile- AineriCan / $ (k, 4 L th v r,":4 tltlit. ti'lli bc foilOvved bY all ?ther "`V)ri" —eel Wtlit binntar i nttarices ol injti,tiee'"" il it ' , t141!,,,41,4:;,/krkTl of 11.1 e t 1 batt,,lion of the 4.8 tii battalion, p"En ii tilt 14',e1fitts tern iii., (If ;lie 2d , . I,;%;tittt t hii trw-40,L1- t t ,s who, by evcr) clot, . Sav ed ti s, the ItirOL., rived. at litte4lbtnti, a 1" day at AlbLiern, liavO 'lit; we ihltttt:,,,ti oi_tit Alert) 0,, Tuesday i_ttutect...o_ ~, iit, 6,641. 4!L (lie tott'airhit of ',he qtr hat !aft o u' 441ti'111tt4"4.1 :it lito ti battalion of the 3 l‘t ,arc Icilitteli corning hotne, 1— 4k:Et7 4 k4( ri Ders t ei 144. 1 , ! .4 t hv art s 4 4 ) the a the et - pit ee, iNlts;,, ms 41 11iL t. u t thtS L lt 'l.ll ti 6(Niti kiij ie " r lU ' l 4 al POETaY 11IR LASS THAT LOVES A SAILOTI, * A SONG, Wfitten and Composed by Mr: DlRDtri. 'The Moon on the Ocean was dimm'd by a ripple, A (fording a chequer'd delight; The gay jolly Tars pass'd the word for the tipple * ' And the toast—for 'twasSaturday night; Some sweetheart or wife, . hav'd as his lite, Each drank and wisled he could hail her ; But the standing toast, That pleas - 'd the most, • Was the wind that blows, The ship that goes, And the Lass that loves a sailth„ Some drank the King, some his brave ships, And some the Constitution, Some tray the French, and all sit& rips, Yield to English resolution ;. That fate might bless Some Poll or Vesi, And that they soon might halt her; But the standing toast, • This song, which is composed with all the original spirit of the ingenious Author., was sung by Mr. BAR 1.163, at the l-la in:irket Theatre, in a musical Nice etmtled t 1 Rot/ Nl5 ROB s, and has since been introduced by Mr. VioN'usr, with great success, at About fifty tons of specie, amounting to a mil lion sulling, belonging to the Bait India Company, were. landed at Oral last week from thei2hina a.)d deposited in the care of Mr. E. IGOULDEN, the Company's Agent, who has since forwarded it to the Ititia House. Through a Gentiemah lately arrived from France,' we learn, that a ludicrous Caricature, entitled " The Continental System," wa; iniroduced in priiate com panies altec thither, without any Dante affixed to it; but which, front the likeness, it was impossible not to knot/ tar whom it WEIS It represented BOON APARTE with an iminensdy long sword, which extended over. tile. Continent:mat:TlT a bloW at Jo.Ur4 Butt.: in giving this strike he had mowed chiwin several of his sobjeds,.and three Frenchmen were represented writhing in the agonieS'of deAth, while the point of the weapon just reached tharibs of JOHN BULL, who was made to eiclaiM, Diable, he has scratched me," From the same sou ce, we are also informed, that in a conversation with some of the M►litary ()dicers at Boulogile, on the subject he `rower erected there, it was ob. s(lved, .that the. Emperor had chosen the wrong materi,ls—he sViuld not have used stones,' and fixed thein with mortar, but if he Meant to cele brate his own . vi6tories, he should hive ernp'oyed hunitn and cemented them with blpo. • We have ,eeo a Gentleman upon whose authority we cut place every reliance, and who had the best opportunitiel%, of waking .observations during the cottrile of a long tour through the North and North western .arts of this country, (Ireland) upon' the Walt' of the public mind ip that quarter, who as,ures as that the proceedings of the. &man Catholl: Committee, and their Speekthes and Resolutions, &c. &c. Arc. have excited as little sensation iD thuSe parts-of the country which he vi,ited, as the Meet toga 01 Sir. F. BURDETT or• MAjor CARTWR That the p-ople. , ! , ere every were prudently attend ing to their farms and occupations, and intent upon garherin in their crops ; and that among the Gentry of different persuasions ,with whom he associated, th , :i Catholic Committee was never unentioned but w4h eipressious of pity for their. tolty, or •derision at their aburd 'efforts to oppose the Law orate Gos verrirtient of the Country. —(7'he Patiiog) EXTRACT or A LETTER raw! A GENTLPHAN IN WASHINGTON, OsoktG4A, TO tits 1111014 K IN LEXINGTON ,‘ The Militia, composing the Ristern division ui t is State, are ordered to held themselves 'hi readiness to march at a minute's warning. The cause of this order is not known. There are various conjeaures on the subjea :, some think the Govern ment have it in coniettiplAtiun to take, po.se is ion of East Florida; others %oppose that the liritish intend taking it s If' so, our Government w ill dispute the point, with them, The Governor of that pro Vince (Wirie) is dead, and it is sail that Sr. Augustine is in a week and defenceless situation." A new ship of .war called the Minden, has been recently built at BOmbay, and on the Bth of February last left that port upon her first cruize. She was manned by the crew of the Russell.. Ey the late census, ordered to be made by Go vernment, it appeals, that Edinburgh, with its port of Leith, centainN in3,odr`rinhabitants, being an in crease from the late emus .(1 801) of 4).000 souls: its rival in beauty and riches, the City of Glasgow, exceeds it in numbers a few hundreds. The popu lation of Carlisle is t 1,645, being an increase of f.1,1P..4, since 1801. L)... SHERIDAN, who, it is alleged, had been chosen a Dclegate for the purpose of preparing a Petition to Parliament from the Catholics of lit:land, Was, a tew days since, brought before the 1..0an CHIRP JUSTICE of Ireland, and entered into' bail to Stand trial for the offence. Colonel Guamtles name is rather too often be fore the public, and a new elta•ge 'has . been diade against him by Mr. GhuGE, . which he must be' in ditrerent indeed to his reptltation, tf he cannot re lute: By the terms of his proposecrdratuatic plan, the subscribers of WOOL each were to be repaid principal and interest in six years, and to retain their boxes at the Pantheon lot twenty-one years, at the rent of 180 guineas. Now Mr. Gitno4 alleges, that the Colonel, at the suite time, had entered in to a written legal obli4ation to restore the Pantheon, in the same, state witett he took it, at the end of thirteen years (loin next 'Michaelmas I ! ! lIut.MAN, w e fig cl, is englged at she; Haymarket Theatre, a circumstance creditable to Mr.'Cor..l4 A N'S charaaer as a Manager, as it t•hews that he prefers a Performer of clasocal attainments and approrW tnerit,,,though'with only two legs, to arty other that in popular estimation,. may have death/ that fearing. Mr. P 1111.111.6 -1130 been too much indisposed . to perforni fur the last two nights, at tilt LA lth),)M, and Mr. Hottbi has been a respectable subsiante. Miss Kat.i.Y also has bli eet nable to appear in t h e After piece, and her chara4er has beets, 10 Mat. PoLreg. Bov; - STilEET.—:Yeatei - 6y Byirsh bre - tight to the Office from St. Martin's Watch- . house, and underwent an e x amination before Mr. BtatsitE, charged With robbing Philip c'ollins, a Slop seller, of .PoriSmouth. it aPpeared that the pri soner had been lodging for sortie time at the North umberland Arms, in St. Manin's-line, in the cha racter of a naval officer. The pro ecuter has also been `lodging for seVeral .days to the same house. On :Wednesday the pro secutor went into the din itig-Ithortiof that houSe' where the pri•aiiier was sit ting, and he entered into conversation with the pro securbr, and continued it till it became Very disa gieele, particularly as some circumstances that he stated of himself 'the prosecutor knew to be false, and he was induced to think him albad char y :ter, and having. about three hundred pounds about him, he gave niost,of it to .a friend to take Care of, only keeping a kw pounds, as. the prisoner was to sleep . iii a: MOM near him. . The prosecutor went to bedk about eleven o'clock, and placed his pantaloonsicon taming six ii. Portsmouth notes, and two Bank of England ti. notes, under his pillow. lie aw.ke )esterd my morning about five o'clock, found his pan taroons taken froMuwder his pillow, and that they were removed to another pm of the room, and on examining then), discovered that the notes were taken out. \Viten the pti . sonei g:it up, soon, after seven o'clock, he was (.I . orged with the robbery, and a coni.table was sent tor. He denied the charge, but on the Officer insisting upon lits•gettingup to be searched, the above notes dropped from between hi. legs, andsome of them the prosecutor was en abled to swear 'positively to from certain marks. — The prisoner said he had sailed with Captain Ben nett as a Midshipman, and in several other ships, was in London to be passed as a Lieutenant. He was committed for trial. POISONINQ HORSES, MARLBOROUGH-STREET. --- It will be recolleaed that certain horses, which were to have run at the last Spring Meeting at Newmarket, and upon which considerable bets t.s ere pendinv,.- under an expeaa tion that they would eventuZly beat those horses which rwarc expeaed to.be opposed to them, were poisoned. Suspicion fell upon several persons, and it was slims:wily imagined that the authors of the base and diabolieal dedd were individuals, of no unimpor , tart: consideration in .society; and that, although , meaner • agents were employed for the barbarous deed, that the emoluthents. arising from it were to fall into the packets of men of certain note. Flow far ingenious investigation has discovered any proot of this does nut pub:icly appear; but it seems there was evidence enough for a Grand Jury of the County of Cambridge to fiud a true bill agai;ist Daniel Dawson, for an offence of this extraordinary nuture. The bill having been found, Thorny; Foy got the warrant for his , speedy apprehension ; and 'that officer', with his accustomed a‘sitiuny and zeal, found Da ws6 at pn g liton, and broughthim imme diately up to town. • Yesterday he was,brought up before Mr. CON4NT, A considerable number of most respedable• vet sun ages 'vete rresent, and some ofexalted.ranit; there was a vast c , ,ncoursoof individuals, arnuents of the turf; as well as' Gentry of various descriptions, pray sent. Dawson at length made. his appearance, having iiis " Getitieman - in waiting," t'um Foy. Ti Mitotrate, a tonsideranie share of urbanity, wailed for the-Cotinsel for the prOsecntion till it approached three o'clock, hat . he did not arrive. Mi. BARRY, on behalf of Diwson., urged the right or rathtir the courtesy ot ihe Magistrate (a Bill be ing found at tile As,izes)!o aig-oity what the charge against the prisoncr btiog as yet, in point f o rm, wholly igooristit of the cause tof which h. wa s deprived ot his liberty, as on that i depended the circumstance whether it was An ott-nee which the considt,o,.:(l to be, or 'nut to be bailable. Mr. ,Co ANT then addressed oimsell to the prt sot le r, obsci wing, that he most have heard that horses cal a valuableriar ' ,ort wore destroyed. by poison, at Ow last lipring Meeting, at Newmarket ; and that it was not necessary for hint to expatiate upon the enormity of that crime. But that he . would arse le mind Dawson (and lie did it in chatity) that what ever might be:supposed to attach to. him i with to -004 to that [nailer, and weighty it svay,, yet he would acquaint him, tliat ,the Bill, of Inditlment which he was now to isnsi,ver,`was for the loss of the horses that were poisoned, at the Spring Meeting at Newmarket. Mr. LARRY sietned to entertain this intelligence with a j'errennsiderable degree of surprise, and hay, pug exprehsccl a supposition that the defendant was inditted under the 9th of George the. First, which makes it it a capita offence maliciously to deorty horses and cattle, tile MilgiNtiate acknowledged it ; and that ; in the present shape of the case, he could not be admitted to bad, • Heti: Dawson aui , ut to make same improvident observatintni, but he .•;14 Stopped by 10i Cutiti,el, and ñ commitment w,ts made out; to send hitu forth with to take trial at the tirxt- 'Asilz:s for the County of Cananidge, for a Capital olience, Hearing. th is, t;:tine set.ldineebagritt, on ac count of the length ol tittle tliat4ots Must. neoeisatily tetriain iu atimouy without b.til. To this Mr. C ,N ANT obsetved, that be must sub mit to the law. Ile was then removed. On.Satorday last, as the, gartie , keepe't of General Dollen; was walking thrtaigha 14, ood , crikd leiCoppice, in the neighbourhood ot Goodwood, he discovered on the ground nutlet. a tre, n fiag-basttef, containing, a' tine,living tern:tie infant about two days 0 13, which appeated In have been recently derit , tieti then:: The game.keepef carried this basket til'gatne he had never before presented onei viz, to the: rdri,ll vvotkhouse. We have not heard that airy ,siAspkinil is entertained of the little foundling's linear 001 mother.. while the orderly men of the 1-Bth Light Dtt goims retire thanittg guard on Wedneiday morning, as nlual, at the I..Vrse Guards, the corporal's tiorte of the party to be relieved hetaMe extremely restive, and forced his Way ipto the etivered pzeisAge lading to the Atabletl, norWtth,tanding all the efforts of his rider, where, tearing aid plunging, he fell laack ins whale -length. on the unfortunate corporal, wha was token up almoit hteless. From the rolling of the horse he was seicreb temised. SPORTING INTELLIT;Eiv'CL.. BISEIOP'S CASTt J nAccs, syrißoPsilihn. - wgriNtspAy,•Aucust 7. • Mr. flugheest l r: rp....M.lti"ot all Work, 6 yreold I I Mr. Collier's br. rn. Creeping lertyry, aged - A POWeil l 4 4. kif. Einpress, 4 )rs old di*. TitURSDA V. A liandicop Plure of sot. I '7 ' Mr. Heritage's m. !Otter, Mr. G. Smout's tiermoke Last Mr. Bright's Maid of Lodi • 1 t • 1 je !1 • • -, • . _ , .. . DIiCOVCRY 11.7 ititLY.-4110 ancie n t city of. Vii; . which underwent tl , 6ever-niemora6le.siege by t.-1 Romans in the year 01 Roe 360,.,an(1. u itioh was m_ again erested and etnbellished by the ,t; . ing ruined:in a futions eruption by ttr- bat nari ii «as perin, itt e d n , o n th e ii,:clinei)l the Ettipk., lu remain it, ifs siate of de solation, and its rekines co . .verif with rti'Misti and toil, are nO.N•yielding p - tut Crops. Georgi, eminent actri,- !wrist, and owner of ttieland, had the cririuNitr ,nt? the bohom, 'oldie old site, and cm . pnrt of a range of Ccilunin% at twelVe feet oelo‘, she ma. : face. He ernpinyed thirty men to fohoi,e . ()tit big discovery. The reitarch soil continues; they a rno.t beautilol.statue of Tiberitt ; it is of the tr 4. roie size, and in a sit ing attitude. The heiacl beard a striking resemblance to the Empr,ror',. . . and sublime both in mcution and exprohinn the artni, the knees, the hair, and the 4lrapefj.,..ite excellent. It is of Greek marble; and the etriti,nt work of a Grecian artist ; along with the s'atu thy found a fine bust, supposed, to be the 'wad' of duo,. the Consul, a Phrygian sl lye, a Ctiy,l d,s; a beautiful head of flora, the toacr part of the figure of a priestess, with drapery, in the si ) le 0 1 the first masters; a Dolturn of immense size, With many capitals of various orders in n good 'vote-a preservation. Many great discoveries are. eipeded to be made by M.. Georgi in this interesting brandi of antiquarianism. , On' Tuesday. evening as Pearkes, the Bow,street officer, was passing ,through Costle-stieet; . Long , . Acre, he observed a man of a - suspicious chlsrad,4r come out of_an old iron-shop,. which in ; ; to ; go into, : the shop to • see MIA he hail been about ; when, alter looking :about the shop tear a- , shrtrt time, he tiiscovered under the counter, a tub full of publicans' quirt and pint, pewter-posy, and in a frying-pan some that bid beep melied. Pearkes v.-as in the shop, a knock came to like door, which not being ansWered dhet:llY,, a voice asked if they were gotie to bed ; which Perkt..S . answered in the negatie, and opened the door, auto .an' old .woman came in; on her 01:ierving the ficer, she endeavoured to nuke Of, but he stopped her, and on searching her he Wood io a . liirge pocket, a quart and a pint . pot. The peison to whom they belonged turns out to be a to*O . , on an average, of a guinea a perk by the of pots. Tho • old woman has been examined at B ~v-stieet n(5. e, . and committed for trial for stealing those .1. und upon her ; and the mnn who'keeps the old-iron' shop was committed for receiving these found in his possession. - A *al chman, in the neighbourbond of Golden. . square, in going his rounds early on Su n day morn. log last, discovered a man iuspeneed by iLe leg (rots the 'tap of an non railing : he immediatey gave alarm, and the unfortunate, man is-as conveycd to Middlesex ,Hospital in a state of inseniibtily.- v . The proper remedies having been reiorteri to, the poor man became . tor a shore time senitible ; tiering wive') period he give the following account of self. His name, he said, Is Joseph liarven four years ago he accOmpanied a Geolleiliali to in- wit h whom he had recently returned to thiit coutarv. On 4iis arrival he found that. hiS wh o m he had left in England, was living with a pa. Talllol.lr, with whom he had been acqu:itrited pre% ous to his leaving home. He had not called on nor molested her in the slightest degree, being-deter mined to treat her with utter Contempc.. day evening he retiled,tobed at his usual time, Intt awoke in a few hours under the impression tit a horrible dream..,slle istiagined that the man \VIII whom his wifi'Was'then living stood art his hedsidt7., with a pistol in his hand, and threatened to take his life. In a paroxysm of terror he started from bi 4 bed, threw open the window, and jumped ont, when he beeame'coMpletely insensible. The Spike of the railing had entered the calf of his leg, wlhch is tore open as far as the Elude the progiess the wound was here stopped by a tehdon, and the unfortunate man remained in this situation; with hiit head (the scalp of which is completely disk:-d) resting on the flags, until he was discovered by ow watchman. The greatest hopes:ire-entertained that his wounds will be cured, but lie has exhibited casionally such signs of derangement' as occasion serious apprehensions that he will make an at : tannic to put An end to his existence„ , He haS been yisitei, by several frionds, wk.> describe be . 4 man Of t h e mo s t amiable disposition. • SMITIIFItiD MARRE I', Ace.. 16. Tbis day's Market had a scanty supply of dif ferent kinds of Cm' ; Veal, Ikrk, =and Lamb; arc cheaper ; is dearer ; Mutton socl pr Ice and the trade ler flee most part was but intit:ll,q, The salris in the Hay M.iiPet were somewir, , t ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched better wires...—. The following price and numbers are a coitett ritafetttent TO sink the °int per itone of Sq.). Beef 45. j 0l to ss. Sd. Motion 4s. 4,i. to ss. Ect. SL. otl to 74. wi. I'ork ss. ed. to 7s. Lain) ss, pit, to .ite44ti. 790; sheep and Lambs 6,700. Calves I3C 2 7 0 ! - SNIITIIFIEI.O 11A Y.AJA ri .Flay 51, as. ad. to 71. los. 4d. Straw• 31, as. ii!. ti , ql, at, CloV § a 61. 'Si .A.l. to Si. :55.. ~ . COllll-Exci.imiG'E s Auo, iti.--The Market tmi , (lay again kaa very few fresh arrivaLl'i of Wbem, h.,t - much oo h an d isn d 1 4 st prices in tliii triint! -fat , ' maintained ; in Barley - and 144 U but little tint-IQ?. tion ;- few Whyte Peas and ,rather dearer ; GreV and Beans of rich de , cripilot),.reArtY it th-= 1 ,, s iit oolitic:l,n ; there 4 tt-t 1I1) very fut.,/ -treih art iV:;,!.i ej tilt?, and ~ aleit cif thoia of ilrit quality ftam r d , 11 .4 1,4 `dearer; Flow viitliont variation. wheat: _. 7c.. , 4 4 C. 5 a 1,2$ 'rick Roans . ~ 1 4 s a 4. 11 live ditto . . 1044 a A ,lii Ditio (tint eld) Rye - - - ins A 434 Oats . . 214 a 5) A ~ B at tey . . . 321 • A 3sl P0)2114i tiittn . i$ a 7 . , 44$ a sc•s hoe Hour M ... .. .: 66s 2 7,36 ' Potatot ditto . / , ig ;2. WhitePeas i boileraszs aOs ft4oe Seed " ~ r , ''- Grey ditto - -• a—,4 ,a;ti t • - :10 o a A ` _ ~'. ..~.._:.y~^t55.r : ..~.. , i ,i- t i f' ` s# f ~i r:,. 11)1 I iJil ifil ; t i ir , I ik ' ' . i 1 } • hi ':=,