The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-30 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY. Seqsions commenced yesterday, before the 2 MAN(ka,tiCertbga, Snearns, 134r0n G A 11A14 O tid Mr. Justice Gaose, and several Al der au , n. rocker and William Thomson, two Ex- Otneert, were 'indicted tor stealing plot*. of raw .00tfee, from a vessel called the Mater Rosa, lying itt the West India Doel;s, The first chum ittl the indiatuent stated the culice to be toe prope,ly o f t h e K ijig —in the beeond count it was laid as the property of the Captain of the vessel trout which it Ltd oven stolen., It aepeared frt.m the evidence of ;bee coosia tile% woe> were employed in watching the gates of the ArtKt Willa. Docks, that, on the .6th instant, they stopped the prisoners as they were going out, end, .on searctiteg them, discovered st quantity Ol Collie conc-aled on their persons. SCATO.WaiI ira mediately made en board the Mater Rosa, a vessel just arrived from Beane, where the Priscniers bad beirriiiiitiOnt2d, When it was 101111 d that a bl , ard.had ,been wrenched from the partition whiclislivided the, cargo, consisting ot coffee, from the, baths of the crew, .and that-we of, the bags had., been,cut, 'open, and a cenaid-rable quantity. 01 their conteuis &UMW. .On comparing t I.e coffee found MI the pie,wiela with that contained in the bags, it Appeared to be of the same quality.' Both the prisoiiers were hound guilty. a' William and Francisco Pipi, wereeonvia ed rat Ce.ditig"two brass sheaves and a bras‘ pin, frOrki on bond the Prince of Wakes brig, lyittg in London D , ",cks, the property of the. Hudson Bay Compdny. . The Prisoner* were sea-faring men, and were deteckd on the 38th of Aptil, by the constables on duty at the Lonuon Dockli, with -the sheaves aHd pin in their possession. it was soon, atter:lllsd covered, that they lied. forced the sheaves tram IWO' of the titter-blocks belonging to the Prince of Wales, which had recently - orrived in the floats'. Spituel . Banat? wits .indieted foistealing a quin. tit,y pis wearuig apparel, the. property. of William Esq. and Aon Western, in the dwelling. Pe , t3e of the former, in Doier-strue, St. Maly-la. burine. The ptilioner i our lit inst. was oh- . served by a person of the name of Parkins, who was .erk . ant to Mr. Lowrides, descending4he steps ithiding to the urea of ttis iria4ter's bou4e, into which the wh.dows ot the liouseteeper's (Ann yydoeir,'s) room 'we4i pparel teas lying ore a c wir dose to ;he window, %Oita; the pris'inet seized and Made was, bowel, er, iintnediittmly 'and • taken iota cusindy. The property being fully identictl, the Jury returned a verclita of , . . iindrews, aurks Sinzintards, sand Whom ' X.14:10n, virile.. 114(11(1rd •tor burgiariously entering thu d ing.bnote ut 81 , 44. beth White, widow, on the stealing thereunt a quantity of wearing a pmcli _ . . Ttpipt . usecuttlx, .a washer- woman, residing at . a place called Hel l er. about a,mlie trout Houns low, hatl-retited to, rest, between the hour:, t,t and two, on the meriting•whetil he ruhtitfly• tV COtit ititt , hat previously fastened. o.e doom and witnbAs. Berm-ea tour and five, she was olarrned by, a mail of, at; mune. of . Knon who informed her . ::41t her house- had ken broken open. Site y came :down *tails, 4tnd found that. the shi.:•4l u( bt,-r parlour window had beervforeed, and tlie clothes which wilt, in 'Oa room carried away. She then to Mr; Csictite . , the Constable fo:: qie Hundred of; File,worth, who inonediateiy wrote fur a Bow.streel officer, and - Stnitli, a patrole,. was s-nt. Cooke baying om, .suspioitmn of the prisoner Newton,, : w ho.tesided linundow, felt n confit,i bk.; of t he name Gt ISZlOrtittler, riatch, his house. Ife,h ,d nol been loot; ; iticstalionovhen the two prisoners, tothewik and SimruNtis,,weie seencorn in fioni the house, each having a bundle, in his posse,,sar i . Atter ; a short, 04 were halt skein dby Smith amid the two constables. On the person t.tt Atntews..s.vas-found a pistol loaded with 3iug,.3 very, inrge, knife, and a .black :train , ; 'a kitiqt, a cm, ye, a Lair ut pineers, and.a welr found on, Sionooods. 0.0 examining the burt. dli!s, they welt found 10 consist of a part of the Mkol,..llfate» 1104,,W,1iite . . Tb6,ottieers twit exot houtigi i .,Wheurifte,rgmainder Cat vrcpitty W4S,ditiCOVrted . , As there! wus posifin eviavnee that the house •wa- , illllw,l6l,ol,timv p ,thd July acipriiied the prt minets tho,boi glary, nit found them 'guilty , Iste,tliti, in OW, ki VIVILOg`i/UUSe• ll'illiam- Coley, filr raratiqg seventy' pounds weight of—rsw silk, bake 1491. chi of. Witham Nia.4dick, tally, convie;iect: The toilutving piLtoners . wwe convi[7i.l of fe lonv, viz.-- 11 , 416,14 - ,B inlay and William Archer; for steal, ing 49 pennyltteoN., tht , pieptrty of George lto . pas; John Boit,, for steallog 3 atatfog;try,' ctiest cat rdrawers, and it,ther aenclea., 'the proptlty of John: lAtallter ; ilarris, for a tritioi .of clover stay, the properly Or Niessr,:llop,lot),FYghe; Jolinson,Hfilr stealing twig tea. spotHl4, VatOe zi. the goods , . 'of johttAtotaliort ; Jatt)c,:i w i g rittletoe ft the prope'i ty and Fenn John Bugs, for weithiqr, siK : p , :mn,h . , of Cltrebt% the prol.erty of Messrs. 11, 300 ht s ry ; Judith Bradford,. for sital iog a Mooch SAmtit4l Bamber, 2 mus lin 60,1 k, the iiroperiv . of W,„Lowtit4:4; t'srl. and n cloak atal n gAvn., the 'ope-11y 'of Atli) VitStiop Williato Ito, far stealing three pontos 4tirl 111:11t of sower, tho pi operty of l'notoiiii Wood, 114)1,alt, to steariop, silk lr,trtrsot, ,salt: 134. the plop, lily. of Juhrt ; Maly -Smith, for slettlinit frock, the property of Johlt Birketr-; Gotrzi.., 'for stealing d . :vcri artichA of wearing apparel, the propt:rry of .Dtivid F o ur I nts,thers v. - ow calf/a/ed.. (.:()A I. M ARK ET, MAY 29 Ships at Mdrkvt.' 'Ships sull. l'iice, s f i Nctvcel it: . Fi . 49s 3e• v , sp;: 3d. I Stow.. Lodi .a. , . ad. to --s cd. . . . . .1 . 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' .•141446. ,, Th e S . scl-4:11Y liiiv% to,:pi;tittea to thc:cowsuy Lna (?rbriatlldcet,°:rti. ill till` u S t :::ell•L:ii)t.hlo"' gl'irel.st4ll3l;l:ol;'ll.4lC:4ll:;:i'itil,i'°44i: yention of two ot.:ol'Ail filo S,cte,y, Nit , So ft abtl 1 11 . • %V oibley, of ti.i:ii:itieiy N,,; I:''C stave:, for et-rets hrdu,P frdin' C.a..3.1, anti tertr... dering't I —tem et - pul ;a: those biliti!;ltt trust thi:l3.liw;, Tilt= rev.'at-ds odjiidged. ta itti, Lb, -were.-- • __,To yrancts FO.-turv.,ln'AOtes-streli, Icia meted of cut:q it tiA herrings, clip Gold Media. 1.14 Ift;tl OL'h T° Mr. I. swivel], tor Ole s:ont übj:zi, A ,:---- • 'teas. . RoTylatie reifArds havin4 been hot)/ distrih3tej, th.'f" , -Seotetal y advert, to 'he flouti,hiol.lte et th, tHuleidasisoof the SoLiety, mid Ow . eigtitY''':elL'6 :1:1''1' Metrib - &•, wLich hay:: b-en addeJ to the illt co !::/ Societyiiiiignicitelesi:stibyeelsDr,oia,cmtotrejtilc:s,ed,,il4l t s,:tesiiho;lci.., at)0111 Ot tifiel6STllo3:idelyttVole,oult:tdsietitu"7ll;ll.ll'::dt:rigleo u' . C', arrangement, which %,,f,,u;d re..idet, it Ilia DO: c- k lecti )11 01 MO lei' ill tile kiti;(l,,)tli. „i Ht:; 11°Y.11 Rigillit:Ai new' reie; 30 'in 31telega1. speech took ..his :I,:ive ut the eotopooy, ontl.e% PresliedNhis carton tot the Socioty, tut:l hi, re.t.inle, lii AantlYotli‘t'aYtwt(:, i(ti::(71::cillic itti:s.ii7):;l ii;.;.lines,:leli,llll44 chair, and alter yorloking o t 3 coict 40116"' i ';', ii , Set:l%i. iry's house, proceeued to the Loco : di LoA Lon House. . , ................ I ,ll ' i r n ti, " i l l s 4r , 1 1:1 ' 0 ! t i l 5 i 1 1 . 1 Ili 1 i ' ti t ' it s li : 1 , 1 a t i. I:l7net'af:tfildl;:ativeewkk:ls)til:s:lctestiEyilliticX.'lllllll:::lllll‘l;:i'l,lfSii:lit'Srlac:l'LLti:s'itiel('t.s::lll°)) tole4rlAle''',ll'.!:':itYaiirl'll'.)'niti Jul ' ' ll' i' , 3lr i ii .t ics' r l r. : i ' ~---, the I.rosecuior is an inbabiLint of die attre, •r's`i. 11 liappened that the &tend:nit hal Niko! a nigeo ,pf . the Oft'iseCtlic r, aod t..sl.e tke ceal 1' :waY,whether .the prosecntor 44 01;og';f 1)1,:::.' d''‘lttial "kg 'elosdd';sibnisSion; he,'weti,coi",,,, tet,ndauts, scored toe•p,,,kg; a or tiov.l,o ioutle, are cdtnt. .by facc into I,ji‘g,.rdelri Wjere.id 6"atliit'd Mr.Nilat-on, broke 3 !bite which 'tie n her hand,' and cot her.dreadtiiny. r• ••• •,- Mr, Ihe Counsel for Ow deb-tidiiipt propipieLlii ca. nt iry reLonipence..to tt,d isj.eaotor, wieich o''',..ei,),, cGa d f : °;l. e i l it : lt d ia ' 'g' a S i t:t'ti t :lll::l l ll l li i :tl e :r:i n ii:: ( c E la t t:llC4 i n.. i A.°Ll:: : ' a tigllt-il t r7l'itiiii:tisti:ealb(lint:‘'iii:lrciltristi's.iieliciet:d.'iiteltilt°.:eliviir:d4ll:ni:t°llllnetre;‘c.;i;l: . Benjamin ilittkins,. a -ri;:ipe,..t.it,W:fobbon,tit.io, dent. iii •tioMets:roWll, %%Nis in,h,l,:il Or Pt' :. 1 1 :, Ana' 'attempting' to 'shod! ~1 ouni, of w e liattio ul rennah Friend. ' ' fNI —, . ;gilt ° . - 1 ne prosectiter .atated, that on the l'-,7 40,g day mentioned in the indicittlenr, I li ' 914 ,41 . 11 , 1 4 in I!,e lianvistvad--Itottri; gotiig• hoitje, ,11 " ''' ~;,I the, report of 'ii gun, and nt)serving,, Nit 0 I "' ilv i r oi be Ow Out,. he , %volt to%vards Ow •PW11.04 wliettce he heard the report ciao, wild' ildt,„!pro/ Ihe duleisdata re -loading ngon, 'wh ich ' b ;ii 144 t'' hcite. but thot tile. .tieleodant told lan i ,o ott tonclied it; that be would sbuot hiin, vilire`ll . . let if , go, ' oigerl oct`n , OA lahtcrosi•examimitions. he cis 0-.....0„) 01 .r 044, tiLit he never. got 41 blow or yet treo:eflod.,w, 1 1114'7 ; 'and Mr. 13,sattly, Cottnat4tor the." ~e ii ,4 5, noioitted,.. that as no pint of ti,e itidicnriel,kfto. SitliTuried; Ito asqautt bwing conuninedi l' ~. uelft..sttould• be acquitted. 4 al. igivloo The Gourii.hoviever, being .de'irall, jiictorf,ett Intik, re3son assigned for the goo being. , it. 6 04! on the high road at ekven o'clock ti,t,l'ig:so',,vieoi lampbroken 1))", it, the defedll.4l EiCm..l(oo,°lberll that he, ' the defendant, bad been to O''' and i'ing'' he. had iceetvad a large titit 'of attincio,l go o frol n too late for the coach), Otniowed a 104 ;010141 of, a friend in Itatiap,tead, t ots proiel..*-,Ii`?"; c ipti: P, 4; 13 ‘ ilintigd arrived •iivtlekdin,g:o4' .ibsilpidest:ibil.tq• ct).1:1 e t l o i is u t,,i)i,ulli.ni.'l.ll jiii,,leoir3l:,.eieb jce(;:ii,,t; charged the.tnece, unwilliQg to bottle to . his dwelling, and lie 3°° . ', 0.60 tti"., here was not 0 word .of truth In tlas o,'; ..:,.;ufilli by the pro.tecutoi. as to any al wont: 1f.,,:i ibe,ial; Slit' he might have done so it he ~.'"11:,1,1 he Antvt;;. ket 'was never out of his' posi="1"") :,i,ich; VI)11, at his his ' own hOnse. In ficli.tiffdll If ' ,1 , ....„Vorti i the patrOle on ' the poi .s't.,s. tor. di 'l 3 /1" Not Giiiltk. is Serena Highiless The U ~ipo► has ,c 0 mversity ot Osfuld , 1 , 4 ,1 0)) , h• niefrect by 0109, the (I;,,4reti , 01 1,000 Major on ‘1 "lige .; at Ibe s ime .00 P s; A gxifliV t° theo...in the Prosiifsii servic, iind /00A, „two/ d "co, was iidiniiied (a yoke Coe $3OO i" egree. MO, 1-leret% 0000., -----'-'-''------- rick tit''lreLircLecd, a o Y t 1::"Srt118 • L4llldYlvi , ll l .' l, l: l: i : q . ' it l' Peallillu;YC'6l l ll f r i l ' l l o. ll,t: et fr'" .I*lie saline day the Ludy oi - ' ti P"' or D . 'I dt ' . ,611, rtf. square, 4 ..ug it . ,offirey.-1 jogs. On teethe trot. .at Williani t, ~,.a, o t s JeV'hin, Lady ot Konvtt %V ehoer, ~--. s / f Rit - r i A - ' On 'roost! ly last, Wil;14111C111/,,, ;10111.101'1, ,qiioterio, coln.hirr, to rrtrst Mary 1400'4''". -,.,4 tloove's' 1,0,41 -tia Nobleiday moron*, a t SI. CJlrggel,; ~11 ul,asio, .r~)kttt► Ito+. j0t,1., pelts, ,i‘i•A. P' t it:lortolg; 1°- %OP ° ~luwvi, Lag. vi shotesl).o, in . ~., 00. if uaLiAlitor or Inv late lion. Thorna) I* Y'" in the Lot..t) ot Durnattr. Ar , if • or -in' .' ~, Jf to t be! i On the list init., at t:lneol)b,;:l:4l',l,):le,tii . 0, 04;(011:14" 10 drew 11,1toii, %in.. It i ~,, ite wolviot, friof At tnionnder.line, 0,10 _ i Lion. . i hi. heA!th, Mr 1 hutnaa i' IT / 0 , 6t 16Y° flii• ogodbu }ata. i l i ne, st lest i t lag in 3 occ 1 po ops It On Snd.t night I 1 t er of 0 04 lit I Ort,i, second dAnj i .00 I ' fa , lit •kkhcAttl l',Ati, 6 , r! Cr h o vn t, .;II tiPie O ev— Z ,l IP 1 4 r1 (m rttrody 81 ,t.b. -?,,Covelh ..o,rit?o,l, r„r bilte,„‘ jamca Ilatnlyn, Hort. c't ilui 04,,.112. Pr g, v , jrinoin. tic; Ihe sante day, at the . nt ot ~,,,10 tra„ .14 Atioc, the yourGest dAtntntiLfti treat ', protrAv ,' .110 , itiotivii, 0 ,P, off Or reA,ul , 110, 01$:!10,10 04 1' 011 W44III.OyCYCIIIOg, .',l, i Jo,/ ill/ ' lab' t'aroline, the wile or lo ii in the COttot y of Y o rit. ' a n 44 , cat rorfolopt. N arc it IV. b /*dart's/ids ~i"~' GEIVEI?.fL [FRO* TIIt ANTIGAIA,ICAN MONITOR.) Ge!rent' Sarratin, in the. Prt fare to Iris took called The Cotyessions of auuntipurie, says,- that his ohjett itt ponitshing it Wii4 to coirect the mii,state menu in i.tivi.rai publications which liAti:appeared here, on rheaffairs 01 Fraoce ; anti to correct ti,efie 11316-41a1Cilletliti three tack, which I have staled in my Sec et Ilistorj of the Cabinet of 800. naparte: 1. -.Chat Madame Louis 130Onaparto was pregnant by • her lather-in-la Isiavolcoo, who torced her upon his brutner, to cnoceal that itiellstuous con flexion. . 2, That Admiral Villeneuve, on his return to France, was absassinated at Rennes, by some Ma. mehskes, dihgui l ed as (Jens d'Artnes, bent there for the purpose. 3. Titat General Des.aix, at the battle of Ma 'reap, was asiaknated by the order of BnOniparte, by Savary (now limiter of Police) and ltupp, theh I)ssals.'s fids-deeamp.,. and who has binceld the situatlon to Bhottaparte. As to the first allegation—the incestuous cun nexion'beaw'een Napoleon and Madame LoUis i.lio naparte, it was said 014 they were tUatiied on Jab. 3; 1802 but • neither the Itioniteur nor any other paper of that day, takes any police of the marriage. " Besides, lean affirm; that at a ball given by General Mier Laonaparte's return from yons, oh the 25' h of litial, to'whichl was in vited, Mademoiselle Beauharnoi4lvtas there as Ma demoisotle Beattharuas. It was publicly 'said in Yebruiry that they were married in that month, though others pretend , ed- that they were married bdfure the journey to Lyons, to which place she acOompanied her father-iti-law and' mother. She was; however, brought to toad on which anaWers: to . the gilt October, same year therefore 'the nine months me made. out. ni,ro is a' emit, :and upon this tact we ;nett issne.. ..Geheral Satraztn admits they . were Married in 1802, but says «be was not deiiverLA till t 804'; there fore,",T says the General, " there is no necessity of accusing Bitottaparte of any additional cii4nes, as there was no, reason to suppose him guilty of incest tu this instance ; Madame Loa, Buotiaparte being' brought to'bed long alter marriage." It the Gene ral ltac not,a,Moniteur of that year, I eatraccOnimo date hit 4 with otie. General Sarrazitrshould redo!. sect 13181] that:immediately atter the marriage, I.4juis went: to Italy, and 'was appointed Gtheinof.Gentrai of the Transalpine Department, v. here he - remained twayears, aod it is said that even'the child burn in -04; was the'ion of Napoleon. BeCore, the►efure, he taltes upon himself to corred the mis-statements of others, be should be More corred himself. A foretgner' p ,-, like myself, wouid be excuseeble in making such an crror, rep, eCtrig the ref e ininftmily of fr3occ, but he atsa Frenclitinitt, has no apology to make fur soeli errors, especially as wrote only to correct others, As, to the second clia.ge—tl:e murder of Ville neuve—my authority tests thus : 1 was . wicking in the Tittitl'tries with a tespeetoble and respected geli, tientati, el .wiloso friendship. I am proud, Mr. John Nichols, lite M. P. for Tregony, now in London, thet,t thitenu in France 1 was there accosted by an aid4e-canip of Murat, whose name l do not think .proitertopt.Generd barraxin know, who told me ,thAt he breakfasted; that morning at . Murat's, With Vilieneuve's CapiaM; Alajendie, and that they coil etinfinentially, on 'the subjeet of the about'. noble. assassination of -Villeneuve. This is my au. thorny. ' 1 . hope General Sarrazin, in giving his authority tor the contradiCtion or this fact, will let us liave•SOmething more than his own ipse The affair of Desqvit conlil only be known from hearsay, but 1 had it troth a very Coropictnus person the,WaV thpar Li nen i aft that time whose name, however; I siren, as helot f e, estevai it rather unsate to publish. Goteral,,SariaAin having had the ho. tour to correspond tined with Buonaparte, " the Getielals of Militia - . did with the great. Frederick" (General Sarrazites own words), he 'can perhaps throw Slim .on' the subject of this niusder, though t must observe, by thebye k that the Vietich otticers say, that: all those officers who nad the honour to cortt,spond direct whet Buonaparte instead of communicating with the Minister at War,' were net much in. favour.. with their brother; tdficeis, and for vc-ry,good reasens eerloinly- ought- not to find !atilt with General S . :Kral/in for censuring my state.' nen:s, especially as that gentleinan goes so tar as to censure his Majesty's Ministeri on the Walcheren expedition. Indepetident of General Sarrazin, there 'are SeVe ral foreigners, lot many years pist high in the con• fidence of Government, who wish to disbelieve my poblication, Their object in endeavouring to throw discredit-04ply work is evident. 1 have there stated that " all the . plots Ouotiaparte in this coun try originated . with Buottaptitte bittiselC—Dryden says, " Plots, moor (also, aro necesserthings " To rase up Curninunwotlis, and pull down Kings." And Napoleon liflows this well. These intrigtters, t borefure, whu are always besieging the govt r tnent offices with their plans and plots in order to procure money; under the idea of ~carrying.thern into exe 'ciitimi, Vii4h to hilie the . credit of •dovigittg three plots themselves; .toki as lily publication tends to shew !hat they ire littleless than 'agents to Napo icon, :it is natural enough that they should not be vcey frit. tally to it. All, their . oppiisition to my pub. heation is however futile, tbr it has alieady beeti in% editions in English, and has been translated into 'French, SPaiiiSh, Piirieguese, and Italian,. for the ; it uth of w hich 1'111)1)41'1p the st.ve'ral irgattons here. In a short time, .I give aft at:6(mm of these pre tended pints and p`rMS, which all, if - thq . ever had . any 'exdateoc'e; originated in' Paris yet i c irth e eon. c lion Qt Whieh the s e 114Ve received i trkim former , administrations, enormous sums of !matey. ',The sot.er'r si of the ctiuntry .. requires that such scandalous priseeedings should be exposed. • "I..awts-GOLbstarrn. A bnuse in Vinegfirlarti, dowr yebterclay. Wu are happy to `say do Uctdelit Lap. pencd. Ss OCILTV OP AR PS. DIvintEUTLON OF THE - 01tEmiu WADDED-811,114E. 6e.)CIETY.OF 'AEI'S, BY /416 huYAL•MOBNEiSTHE DUKE OF SUSSLI. At eleven' o'clock on Tut.sday morning the 4990 of the Society's house, • in John-streer, Adelphf, were opened for the reception of the cornpaty . to view the capniuny'olcnsiiibUting'the rewards wineh have been voted by the Society to ingenious artists since the last year. - Iti consequence of the new arrangements lately tuade'br the Society, the company "obtained skin without that confusion which proved extreme ly 'unpleasant on fotmer occasions, when twice w, many tickets wets issue.l as could find seals in the giest rooM. About one o'clock - his Royal High ness the Duke - of Shisex aitived and took the Chair, in the absence ' of hia'Giace the Duke of Norfolk, the President'of the SOciety. The noss of the day' Was bpeoed by a speech the Secretory, Dr. Charles Taylor, 'in 'whi'clibV pointed Out the origin of the Society from the patriotic ex ertions• of several worthy and ingenithis Men, but particularly of the late Mr. Wilburn in the - year:l7s'4, and to Whoin ;1 e• first gold medal' which was stßick. by, the Stk-iety Was picsetacd with on appropri,de inscription. The learned Secieti'iry . then i..liteted into air explanation of the objects the kiobiety, and the al riingetri.:nti under W hie!, its business is conducted, ntifl proceeded to st.ete the bUsines's of Ott: day, aiid the merits of the sevetal candidates for rewards in the class of :4gricullofe; and Who came before his ItOyAl iftl , i u ceived their rewards in the foltoWing order To Andrew Milo, M. D. fiditerun, iii Dursetsliire, fur PiiiiitAtions of Porta Tr.:o,, the (..61t1 ?.(fold Orletl4l to W Congreve, Lsq. of Alutroiasioit blouse, Berkshire, CA . pt.~uuiig larches. leiiry Cowlishaw, Nlinisfielo, for planting LarcheS. the Silver Medal.. ' • 7'o it. Andrews, Esq. Wakefield, for his Plantations of Oak . Ash I rtes, tile cola :rettAl• . • 'l2O W. pines, L.q. foxdOwn bulb, Somerset:Afire, for Temporary Rik.ks tU sccure Corn in Sheaves from the Rain till city, tlic Silver Niedal. • l'he 'Secretary now rose again, and inn - gated the company that though this Society Stuothatotie in Wieling premiums for iniproveitteots in cliemi . stry, • yet he had to regret that the . Society had out a Nerd ed any premiums in this de- p ari rnent. 1 1 ,,,t he shoutd note call their attention . to the Candidates in polite arts, and explained to them that the exhi bitions at the Royal' Academy, wttico have ot late years so greatly contributed to the ontouraetnet4 of the Fine Arts, owe their origin to this Society, from their allowing the use of their rooms in 1760 to wets artists as chose io exhibit their protitr;:tiOns, but since the Royal Acadetny had, b) their exhibi tions, taken this department out ot their hands . , the Society 'had: turtieu the': attention to" the encOn ragman of rising genius; first, in suelr'young pct ple of rank and lottune as may in latiC become: patrons of the Fine . Arty; anti secondly, kir the encouragement of yoting irvolessionitl ettisti; the . Society had the swisfitoituo to sea sever'al Of toe great art . isw of the f a eseitt day, as Bacon, NOLekens, ' , lumen, Marchand, attil others, Who' in their youth had ben distingutsited- by SikiOly . .. Al ter snaking , an elegant -Coihpli'enehe fu the Lady • candidates, atid calling spout tile audienee to judge at the priipnety ot the tioeiety's'rOW`aids;* by re terenee to the pertortuauces in tindalon, winch were tiring up round the room, he Called the'fulhving Cinulidates4— 'l'o Nliss Louisa Phillips, Wandsworth:road, for a draW• log-a View ot Caerniaitiscri, Silver Pallet • to Miss Eliia torah original -a view. of Latina; the silver P.Met Medal. 'flaw Silver Isis Medal, tO:lienry Parke, Esq. Doir-street, Sono, loran Oil painting pt a Ship in a sudden • Tire gold Medal to Philip Rogers, Esq,, Groveinill Say, near Plyinouth, for an Original oil painting,ot yaknainptun Castle. • . To Mr. Denis ,Dightun, Spring gardens, for an :original • pit paintioit of the eau. or Agin.outt, slip Silver Isie , TO Mr. Thomas Minion Baynes, Critle.:streti Oxford. inariret, for an original drawing ut, a lanitscape,'•the Silver • Medid, - To Miis Tattersal, Maidstratie,; a Silver,Medal Pallet,, for a drawing ot tionicrs. To Miss TAtter..4l. .I%, , faidstone, tar a drawing of wild flowers, the,Stiver„Medat Pallet. . Silver. Isis Medal to Ml*. I. Craig, Charlotte.street, Fitzro-square, tor ail etching, , • • To Mr. tplin Sv mi int, Ko:Ilan-street, for two origina l ep, gravings, the Gain iNiettal.. ,_ To_ Mr „ 'l' . jun. john - Street , Mack-friars,' for inc. dal die engravings, theGotd Isis Niertal. • I () Mr. G, Pinilipv, tot art original desio of a- Theatre, A i n; c o ld laic Medallion, given , by, John S lock, I . ,rict. Miss Isliza Wright, Woolwich - , for zi draWing Of flow- , ersi.the Silver Medal. e - • Miss FrAficus Kyvesoal Hale Ball, in Cumberhand,, for a drawing, the ,Silver Pallet Medal. To M. Isaac lapilli, fitzrop•strect, fur a 111..ister cast, the Silver Pallet Medal. To Mr. S. Simon, I'itzroy.square, fora plaisier cast, the SilveiPallet Medal. To Mr. T. Ty ley, Mary-la.bonne, fora plaister cast, the Silver Isis Medal: • - To Mr. I 1.:)*. Kendrick, Mary-la-bonne, f or a plaister cast, the Silver sis Medal. Tu•miss Lc Kendrick, for a dravVing, the Silver Pallet Medal. To Miss Dudley, King-street, Soho,, for a drawing, the Silver.rallet To Mr. K. cathery, Lamh:th, for metlijcl of fixing chalk:drawings,: Twenty guineas. ttir. l iirewger, l'eatuavate, received's Silver Msaal for a pen and ink drawing._ Mr. John Carver W a s presented with a Sliver Pallcf Me- dal, for a chalk drawing. • Master .W Itoss, : ,Frith-street, Soho, - a Silver Medal And Twcnty Giaineas, for an excellent historical - drawing. After Dr. Taylor had given - a review - of ' the -nu. inerotorimpreVetitesits in,rnanufaCtures, which have been, brought Wrward under the 'auspices of the SoCiery-;.. Mr. E..§-Mitt), Brent Wood, Essex, received a Silver Isis Medal, tor 11 4 4 11UliletUritigClOth Pula Sliiie,inA liettleb men* were handed about for the'exnnowion at the ladies. To Mr, loon Robinson, Edinburgh, a Silver Meitit, tot an improvement in vveaving plaid. The Cdnattlete* an the Class of Mechanics were' noW IntruutAced by a speech tram the worthy. Se cretary, kraiing ti l e objects of the society in ay.ard . tog the tulluwing preuniums :- 1 0 captint itagnuld, tur an improved gun, a Sliver Medal. To John Stephens ' Esq. Hurting, lota Method of making bricks', a Silver Mect. 41, To Hunt} Earle, Esq. for an improved bect.tor inval46, the Silvee , atedal. To Mr. G. Webster, Litcds, the Silver Mcdrl, fora method at cuilve)ing swain :two , Own boilers. To r. I. rlit t• ester-Tore, ti i d rdieeting circle to the wool arid t weniy Guitieas • To Noi)fietti, tur .in Plipiuvelllellt ill clock WOO., pie StiVer Mr.4.41 r rind ten Gunk4u. To Mr lobo utkr, ;Hatton 6.ittleil, a silver Medal, for an unproved lb riot4l instrtrehrtitn.. '• r"' r