The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-18 00:00:00

NAVA L NEWS. FALMOUTH, AN IL 15.—Arrived late this even ing the mass Elizateda packet, Captain Mails from Lisbon, in days passagc);,4ltt.' , Dlikv of Kent picket had arrived out. The French era, tinder hlasscria cOntinue their 'retreat into .. 1 P"illf they lime p arrie d Al me id a ; on their arrival Ihere, it k said they bleW up the garrison ; their toduii in their retreat hag been infamous. Lomat 1;11111400 men wad said to have been made pri "til, .on the day the dispatches left Lord WEL-. tINGTON, General NItY, for some miscondua, tart been arrested and sent 'to France, previous to Itin retreat of NIAS*NA.. The whole of the trans-. ?QIN have left Lisbon, and may be hourly ex " peeled, Also vrivel the Chesterfield pack 4, C +plain Gm.; tats, midi Mails from Cadiz, 16 days passage' bting i the melancholy account of the li.sg of 1 47 sail of v ss e h , driven on shore in a gale on the utitno, about 70 of which are cOmpltnely L ' r ecked. The whole of the crews are nearly tom, Ine Montt:ester 1 n packet, whi c h was to hwe 4 1 iot home the Mail, lost her lotethatit and bow- . . • Ne news froth the armies. .. - . 111 e Pliitcess Etizateth brought three passengers, 114 the Citestofield 006 ell, Marshal BiLIM:WORD 4extreattly active on the south side of ' the Tagus; • „_,„, 4118419 i is swill ex petted to 'WI. .. S'iledthe Patroitrile sloop of w a r f or Ilyanlth. Nymotpra, APRIL tri.—We sta t e d yes t er d ay tll / 1 the Colood tran.port, Capt. .I'Ay LOR, caught' 6 bY accident in Elamoaze, and was considerably IlarnAgNi: tittle was a quantity of gunpowder on 44 (1 the v,,. 3e t at the time, ' which blew up he' . 1114rteritad killed 'one man and wounded others, . . f i "'"' of them' dangerously. ' Several v..-S , ,els were . ? il ilt "00? near the Concord, but none of them ' avie received any damage. Sailed lilts mornin g t h e Ge ne ral P e colt 'telatig= r s s ' ,,,, -.'''. In a t(' biarthartOn, CA t 4 Pld twi, master,. and 4109 g 47 " Y thick tog se ruck on Ysittl Point, ' :near ' Big 1 - - flay, a tew miles to the Lastvrar d of this Port,. NI II completely wrecked ; Crew saved. ' (hi Slinkily intoning fait, du r i ng a very thick fog, [ 4he °f ' h Ca tt , 4ancl pilot 1)9:114 Chilling 'bear the Edy..l 4t 1 , Light.ioUie ' ' discovered a very 'idrg 'lame: Viench 4 _ ' Privatrer wit! • ' It(' pi:poi-soul, troll') which she tk'Ped I b hOrlly alter the privateer chaser! 4n Eng, h"intachant brig, and at °be time was within btn th 1411( latter being agn4 ha r ran in under 1 !kw the Bolt, and tscapett Without tee ! n taily ;ets i►nß' as the prit atrer did n o t fire at her airy to pn,vetit akrin being givou to the men of 141 is the 4uttlid. e4 P Ariv 4 .4 Miesi y' s ship Favourite, i,CLEitlaNTo►rl of guns, aMlle in the Chancel; the 4 ' lll h. P ‘)iatAm, from St. Mi c h ae l' s, withl cargo houild to Lonll( , n, 37 d3Y4 ia "g e l hI iesty's shi p L a ut 36 guns, Capt. t ' c ' 414LCULM, has detained ;lint UM in h ere t he Amen o ip Prqjeaor, littowN, frnm New-'York,//I'll a car g 0 of logwood and gum, Pound to BOW'. 4Qqa, 1:14 L '4 . APRIL the Dorseishire and I (QIe6 Y Game f or t hitst Indies Majesty's Alrentotode for slteerrhts: i ar.d the Arden! for tht Biltic. Arrived the Redpole fro ma cruize. Kt back m the borseishile and Seaitity Castle E 4B( indiatnen. hi --di mouTtr, 17,--Artived th e F renc h gat- ertimiteLl itie k r of ['ranee.Sillled his M ajvity's,ships Ciane and Sharildwier 011 a cruize. bAPRit. 15.i.....The Pack ] le, Captain Curt. f 1 i: 4410 .1, 1 , 1 ttn4 port, arriv,:d at Trinidad, horn .-t'l '"" 1 . : 011 the tat. IF. rear afier a pas&tge of a l dslss, e.t, in y, lc 114" 'iliercalas• STOINPHI-IYT, tri , rn Christiansa nd r" —" ' in i'irlived hit e on Friday morning, having o i:'e(i nin4 dim ,ge in a wik of wind, and leer igt`ll4 t hrow nve,thnaru all the d ea l + , stowed upon Fr tie, l c , ) n . 43,► Wednesday morning, a fi ne n evi ship ot . hi t 4)111 biirititn, named General' Grahanz, .wa" ell' d inin i tt •hiplareof Mr. '0411,?:14, of .. ttli 1 • 'tl b i p dt'i!, k ~t fLinter.-pm,e, of this port, Th. i was captured i l l tr 'it Ftriwii priValcCi MI thti 14th ot January last, (,IY!'("116, :Lid carriticl into St. Malues. , I,lo7,lll?ttiiday evenin g 14t the E . liza. Captain Eli* . ~,,,),,K , troin Brancasit-v, laden -. r , 4 lit Ingii 'viaier, whL:it within three miles at her will) barley, ran on Il(I'Ai jlttltd port, SlOCkWitii ; on thesefluit of the tide I. 4140. and, Kt art story to say, a great part of lit ult!,o is lost. ' •. 1 .0,.10 INDIA Stil??ING tt4T2l.l.togNc., T 1 A arrived 11 ttli Botany Hay ship', tratn (41 1 1 I 6 " "le of Wight on the `l6th inamt, 11:11 4 'ngal WI the 4 h of D,,etuiber, iittived at DI, Nsav (L4l lilt igth of 1 February, a n d b u lled Iroen 0, 11 ,, (41 thr "t 4th that molith : ship weir s '`'°reh 404: the Larkin* exua bhip golng up tengal n►ve'r with 'several 'Ships in compt►ny. 'The recaptured English tiigates Iphigenia and Ceylon, %Pah rhe captured French frigates - Astrea, _Vent* &Unite, and the Minerva, (formerly 'a Nituguese ship taken bt• the French) and the Victor sloop, re- - trom the French, sailed from St. Helena ‘fit.ll the Ann, and arrived Qtf the Isle of Wight. The Entreprenante brig-, captured from the French, sailed from St. H -lena with the fleet, but parted company about a fortnight afterwards.-;-' , Ships sup- Posed to be m coMpany with the Larkins—Earl. Spencer, Lord Keith, Monarch, Hebe, and Tyne. The Batavia, it is imagined, was not one them, as site was bound to Ceylon with stores.—The follow ing are passengers on board the Botany ship• Ann, from Bengal :—Mrs. Hedger and family, Liete mint Martin,' Captain Murcheson, Mr. Chri,topher Parkhurst, and Lieutenant Dunn, of the 65th regi ment, DISTRIBUTION 01! PRIZE MONEY. The Alb!On, for the tiolfnung, captured . luly it, die, was paid on board yesterday, and will tie recalled at No. 9, New hroad.street, • i he Daphne, ter the Roland, Twin,Rrotheri, and Scetnen, captured Done 21. 1809', together with a stllAil L stliti remitted from :uottetiburgli ter a vessel, name unkno 11 ; will be paid on board, at Portsmouth, to-morrow, and'recal led at No. IS, i.n. ' rite Narcisstis, for Le Dougay' Trnuin and l'Atrnable lost:0141e, captured lanudry t 9 anti .Fehtuaty 5, ale, will be paid on board, at rortsinoutii, on Saturday next, end re called as above. The'lle4, for the Attive, recaptured Au,; . ust 7, tSto, was paid on board, at l'ortslibittil, yesterday, and will be recall ed at No. 28, ,Norrolk:,weet, !)tranii. Inc sante, lox the Anita Christina and Dinsk Erendoin, captured lune 29, lbtoi was paid and will be recalled as above. The same, for eight vessels; captured, August 3, i to, was paid andwill be Iv:ailed as above. The Erebus, for the Elizabeth Christina, •taptured De ember 31, lBk9, was paid yesterday, at ..hlr, I. Clement son's Clement s-lnn, and will be there recalled. The same, for the Crown liChoutieir, No. 27, captured December 29, 1809, was paid anti wilt be recalled as above. The Diana, for the San Francisco di Paula, recaptur cd August 3, tile 9, will be paid on board, on arrival at Tortsmoutli, and recalled at No. 7i, Great it twirl-street, . . , 'lllOomsbury. . 'file Gibraltar, for the condemned parts of the cargoes of the De Goer.le Hoop, and Ca•l . Ludwig, detained July 9, and August: 2, 1809, was paid 011 board at Ply inouth r On Tuesday ; and will be recalled at Na. 44, ta'eurge-straet, Plymouth. Deck. . . .. Tne VC[siiiil, for the William, recaptured in lanuary, 18 it, was paid on board, at Spathe:id, yesterday, and wiil be re. calleu at No 42. St. Mary,street, Pcntsmoutti. 'rile Cockatrice, for the speculation, detained' August 28, itio7, - will be paid un Saturday next, at No. u, Norfolk . inlet, and tii,!•rc recalled. • . Tile Preadnotkiit, tot the condemned part of thecargoes of De Goede. Hoop, t,etained i uly 9, ' Carl Ludwig, detained Augus z, and Ivi:a.teste, captured November'9, 1809, will be paict4ind recalicil as above. . The Amethyst, fur Lc 'I heudore, capture , I ..nitarY X, til ii, .was paid yesterday,' at No 44, Ccurge-street, Elyitiontli , Dock, and will be [Willed at Nu. za, Noriolk.atreet, • London. . . ~. . The Orion and Supra!, for the Caroline, Bergitta, and Erwartning, captured'A.pril 8 and 9, I • , ,a9, .will be paid the 26th iostaitt, at No. z, tames-street, Adelplli, ,anci there recalled. • Tnc,Alert, for the longe Bernard and Anna Dorothea, cap tured April 25., and tur the V row cattiarnia, (:Dear thou flu ng, and Noeiciegas..inli, , recaptured A pril'29, ilSe9, will be paid idlill [1X414:4 as 4 bOlits , . 'On 'Sunday, the 30th ult. a elec-t company, con. sistine ehicti) of the most reweoa: , le tehants oe the estate of liaigew ksci eland, dined urge+ her, ill LYiledOCk, ' to celebrate the veiory pitted at Barross by the willant plopilete. of the inkrestiog .sceue , where they were o , 4serobled: 11f,attia t'seAnare, Esq. of Fintry, presided, aud gave the .tiolierrundule toaies, with an atfectiooete etithitstas bich was echoed' by the heats at each of the guesis. At eight o'clock the company proceAed • to Pitcairn Green, where a large nuefite hao tieett preparill, and where they sound some ti , ousands of s,,eraaters, met to partake in the expression. , at triumph a d eieltation, After the populaces had been plentifully regaled with bread, cheese, porter, and woisky, the boefire was, kindlet, and blazed amid the acelaina terns of a grateful peasantry, te ho felt their affec tion for the -kind and considerate landlord exalted by their admiration oh the. heroic and successful warrior. Festivities to celebrate the same event took place also Dunkeld. A meeting of the natives of Portugal, residing in and near the Metropolis, .took place this day 4t. the London Tavern lot the•purpose of cpntributing to the relief of their unfortunate countrymen, who have suffered from the crud ravages of the French Army. We have no doubt that their benevolent efforts will be aided by many of the patriotic and. liberal Citizens of London. 'The mode, however, in .which the re lief is to be applied becoines a subject. of,i.erious cone - One hundred thousand pontids has been vi,ted by Parliamentfor the sane object, but we hope that no attempt will be made .to •rernit any part of rhis . sion, or of that which may be' collected by in. StlbsiCritititilol, to Portugal in specie. The urifortutiate people, we are told, have been stripped ,of every thing by the enemy. They must, there." fore, be in .Want of clothing, utensils, and imple- Menus, which our . inanufaelurers can supply. Let the money, therefore, be laid out in the purchase of 'British manufadures, and in this way .a ,Awofold goucl will be perforined. Something, will he done tor the Portuguese, and at the same time something for the enost, distressed part of our. own. population, who, it ought always to be remembered ; are auffer ine from the - War,' as well as those whose country the scene °fits immediate operations. Friday last the venerable Earl Harecturt, Gover nor of the Royal Military College, reviewed the Corps of Geetleinen Cadets at Great Marlow, it pre paratory, is supposed, to his . finally taking leave . of the Cultege, His Lordship was . atcoinpanied by . Captain Stones, and was received by his Excelleitcy the Lieutenant-Grieernor, Colonels Le Marthaud .and Butler, Sir'H. Douglas, and other distinguished' Officeris. After the trviuw, his Lordship attended: ,divine service at the Coleg,iateChapel, where an:ape prOpriate and impressive sermon was delivered', on the occasion by the Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Chaplain to the Institution. His Lordship, we are' 'sorry, to say, bad been unable to attend his duties at the College for a very long period ; he was therefore' received . by all ranks w ith every datneustration of ,joy. "/ The Dowager Lady KlNortbi4 is so much rod's- posed in Ireland, that. Dr. liitriu has' heeo - sent tor eakfetill to attend her. ' - PRENCII,PREDICTrONS. The following N.,toti are e xtratied from the Afo niteurs, published iu Odoberi t Bog :- 4. October I I, IS, g. "Lard Wellington has drawn himsrtt out of tins critical situation by a precipitate flight, and by abandoning his hospitals, his wounded, his,hor , es, and part of Lis equit ' -ages. Neither he ;tor Getietid Moore has displayrd that ftiresigi.ti which is a Ora. rade' istic ; essential in war, and which prompts to do only what can be supported, and to under 'take only what ':piesents the greatest nutut , er al chances Of suf':Cess: Sir 'Arthur. Wellesley 'has not evinced snore talent than the men who diNct the Cabinet of St. Tithes's. " We wish that Lord Wellington may command . the English armies. From the charader of the, man, hd wilt experience great eat strophe. It alt pears that he Juts neither spies nor correct forthatiotv. , • ' • " Themistocles advised the Athenians to aban . don the citadels, and to take refuge on board their Nhips. It were to be wished that the British Cabi.' net may persist, as they hare commenced, in their. ptoject of deserting their shims, and of chewing themselves Upon ihe , Continent, We may tkieti foretel the humiliation of England, and the conclti sion of peace before the expiration ofone year. " Before one year is elapsed, theEttglish, what ever :efforts "Cey 'may make, will be driven omit of the a , s4l the Imperial Eagln 'will fly upon the fortresses of Lisbon." 04tob:r, 19, 1 8, 4 "The French, after having beaten his rear-guard, might have to e cd Portugal; but they did not wish it, because it was then tsce month of August ; be cause the- climate is fatal. at that season; hecaustt only madmen, such as those who dirt a the English Government, would in the months of August -and ,September expose an army. to perish in tile sands of Estternadura.—(Note—The Ft ench in 18 10 entered Portugal in August, 'andAvere beaten at lusaco in September.) . "The pretext of wanting provisions is always the excuse of Generals who are beaten, or who aro ren dered unable to at tempt any thing. *mild not one suppose Lord Wellington .conimande,d an army of 34)0,000 infantry and 40,000 ca,olry ? When a Gc. octal hAti an army so Considetable, the procuring of provisions may:give him some trouble, but cannot ab solutely.stop hi , progress._ The frantic, ;guorant; 'or criminal men, who have thrown so mtnY- brave fellows into certain danger, deserve not only their animadversion, but t hat.ot the, generous. of all countries." To all throie who have so ridiculed, despised, and e"ondeblited Lord WELLINGToN'.s abiLties as a Ge, iturdl, we suhinit the foJo'wing titatenteitt :- Ist. At tht• battle. of Roleia; Lurd' WELLINGTON, in a tiniall aeliun, doleare,i Githeral .1...01H.:0N, a Ge. iteral of wall-I‘howu abilities, and, made bin) tly before him. . 2d. At Cie bulk of Vimi,la he totally defeated the bluiteting Ivl:trsti,tl Jutica, wnotwas to drive the littOsli into the sea. :;d. At the battle of the Douro snot lwrirernencidus Ninshal (S ui, e j of France was lowed to 11% by:fere . this rash Getter ti, and abandon and destroy all tub baggage and arti!lery. trktit. From the Douro to the Plains of 'Talavera niarctiedtoUt Briti•th Hero with h is h eroes , an d d e .. feated two garsita‘s of France, VICTOR and Jou a- DAN, aided . by, the crafty and iosidiens SLEAS - . . .51h. At Busaco again . did victory bless the arms of Ldrd. at.l.itit4TON, and there he, defeated not . a mere common General, but IitIONAPARTE'S re nowned General " Ls Gaii de la l'iciciire," the cruel and execrable MAS'SEN i . 6th.. And last, though not least in the scale Of the Noble Lord's vittortes.'t is the compelling this " Spoilt Child of Victory," together with a gang ot those dOughly Marshals, to' fly before them, and . th'ose ot their gallant and valiant associates the POTI-tigUdit% R O YAL Hum—Monday, being. Easter MondaY,. the annual grand hunt by his Majesty's houndstook pi,lce on Tower-hilt, near Swinley. Q the arri val of, the Marquis Cornwallis, with a number .of, personages of . distinatim from Swiriley, orders .were given for the deer intended fpr - the day's diversion to Le turned put of the cart. At setting i)tf, he Tani .with great swiftness to the right, across the forest, taking to,the lefr,by Bagshi)i-park, where he leaPed over the gate into the pat k. The srmiimeo fol ! . lowed he, however, made adouble back, and came out where Ite went. in, and ran with great speed up tire, hill towards Backwater, flog. ,This . caused a number of thesportamen to be thrown, out, they leaving gotia through' liagshnt, suppo , ing the deer would come out at the other end of the park WI, he kept his course up the hilt, and calia , ed Abe Bagsbot road, taking to the ,left . into a clump of trees, near the Golden Farmer, whew he, %vas taken, after a rim of pear an hour. He was not able to run longer, being very fat, and Was . killed by the hounds befoie the huntSmen could get up time enough-to take tht.rn off. E T ora'CoLtuoe.—The Gentlemen of this semi miry :1 - e busily employed in devising ineasures and !ensuing means to give eclat to the singular custom observed among . them, triennially, called Winn tem. Whit-Tuesday telling this year on the 4th of „lune, it is expected the boys will postpone it a Week, as his Majesty's birth-day is observed as a gala day' by the Etonians ;• besides, their Majesties have tillmays honoured the. Montem with their presence, and. contribute liberally for salt. Anticipating his Ma- jesiy's recovery, the Collegians are warm in ,tneir hopes to celebrate the birth day of their Sovereign .in a distinguished manner. Master Dampier, the ion, of Mr. batopier, of Montague-place, is now. CaPtain 'Oldie school, end it is expected the Man-, teat will be: for his benefit. , On this occasion, the, whole school march in military procession to Salt Hill, ttt which place they owed every passenger, etc.` to Contribute. This demand for salt-money, is mid:: by some of the upper boys, in elegant fancy dresses, with colours ti, ing and rnottc.. playing. The whole is expected to be conducted in its the most splendid winner. SPORTING INTELLPENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN %METING, pall.. WaIMESDAY, Armit. 17. Svveepstikes 0t,,z;),)6s e,0,, it tt. Ab. M. Mr. Atifirew , s Trolwboul4; Bst. sib, Lawiel's 8s . Nit% Thornhill% /I .0:1,1%! ~lb., ' * 4»1 I roptiot.ius. Sweipta%es ut trugs.•each, tt. Ab. M. I). of 'Rutland's ch. c. Motntts, bt: c2,11:2, BsL 710 tlr. Timmy !tenet, by 'Or axy, of [tare, 4t. , . IA I' isentinck' f by Young ‘Vlltskty, darn by King Fergus, t3si, 41b 3 to i 00 . Maims A Subscription Note of s I for,a.yr (41, -cr. 3. t olds gst. 71b, and. 4.yr olds git, Mr. Ladhroke's b. c. Edward; 3 yrs _ Sir C. Bunhury's hr. c. Fair Star, 4 yrs Sir F. Standish's b, c. by Young 1.40 e, 3 Yr* Mr. Luke's b. c. by ' YoUng hisk , ,y, out of Spimtta, 2 yrS: . a - 3 1 Pd , E~ ` ji .~ e 4 to ; agst Edward. —3 totoe on Fair Star. The Second Cla. ante. Oattands . Stakes, of stigs. ea", " h. ft. D. 1. I.d Oxford's 3 . 7 ittoria, l 6 yrs Bst. '3ll)v . . Lti G. H. Cavendish's Middletiturt e, 4 yrs 9SS. lib. I.d Foley's 1141, 3 yrs 7st .alo. Lowther's cit. •g. ./Escolaptus, 4 yrs Bs. 41b. I,3Ws i,yrs fist. 411). Mr. letoty)arn, 3 yrs•lst.4ll7. • . • Jlajor Wilson's juniper, i yrs 9st. torn. Ld Jersey's It - obin, yrs list. •t s to 2 agst Viaoria.—Even, Middlethorpc. TUE PATRES.—The Comedy of Errors was Irt,t night revived at Covtut.Qarden *I heatre before vi numerous atulience, and was so well supported by the Performers in general, that it will probabiv repeated occasionally .with great success.. The Dromius had very pleasant representatives in, N;!u z'•-• o,r;N and BLANCHARD; and JONE 4 and BauNTotkr were both respettahle in their respeclive Masters. LYCEU Grill e ...4ndalusia was repro• sented,' for the first time, I.isi night at -this Theatre. BliAlfAM, as usual, distinguished himself in 44 i)honso. Mr . PiN 2, who has appeared before at i his Theatre, displayed a tine tenor voice, and sung. with simplicity.,,- In consequence of the ilines4 of Mr. Smrrn, Mr. CHAMBtsRs, a respectable Provincial Actor; came forward as the Captain of the Bond of Robbers, and disi:lii)ed abilities as an ael,,r and a Singer. LOVEGRO%fi was excellent in .50,d0, and MATHRWS not less so in Pedrillo. Mrs. Mout•t. TAttl was uncommonly successhil 'in the songs of Lorenzo, and. indied,. the piece altogether was brought forward in a very respectable manner. Some important, event is expeaed:to take Place io Sweden; and it is ass , A-ted that it will,be VOW* Of . 9,11 S country. Government nOVit grant no more passperts tor eweiten, teed the per;eas re. quiring them hate first hen pee lotiSki very strictly examine:: here by the Lite SWedise Consul in this COOOtry. Mr. Preceese left town yesterday' for Bright. heltustotte. Frnm thence he is to proceed to (;owe:, where the Esssa• weits rer km. It is not only upon the French coast that etecontile it the atrocWes perpetrated by the soidieN of the l'yraut, in Portug.,l, shoUld, be i t fisperstel, in, Ordie to let elle people of Frisbee know the retails which he employs to improve the happineszt of otl l ,-4 S 1;1 1,: s , but open evert Coast of Bere e e N eh ere it e. to cep eey the intelhgence, should 'itteans he teem to (Bill ,e suet, accounts, that ail the World tony be fully, apprisyd of. the enormities whieli ive be, n wantonly- praaised upon an tutotlC-li:ing .;; c ople, merely becatt.e they wished to or, $ rte their independence. h is absoituely he duty of all maulotid to bring odium At .d horror Upon ,BuortnymtTit's Government, and we are serry to say that the eontiiinance ot such a seretch in pewee, is as disgiacefuteo the people who submit to hash, all 'his measures are disgraceful to Ii nerele t ee word diS t ;raeeful is not. indeed tuo faint and delicate a term to designate the actions of so execrable ri Tyrant. When the hiStory of the Tyrant shah be Teed in after times, the peoele - will be inclined to treat it as fabulous, and perhaps never .will be in. duced to believe that, at a time when ,knowledge a, d civilization were spread over every part of Eorope, and society arrived at , its acme, "an ignorant Raba• than should Usurp the government of all countries in Europe but Great Britain, end support his power.' by ueparalleled iniquities.• BOXBRS.—Reitutner, the Lancashire man, efoe felted 1 ot. to Melineux yesterday, iti .default of mak. ing goad stakes,' for' the runcle.talked.of boxitig 'match. The _Black's fame seems to have wrought Miracles upon the nerves of our native breisers, as he Chaliellaed to fight any I»311 in the world en the nest day, or in• 3 months, for 5001. cw any lrsttr sum, Cribb .having been present.' The challenge) was not accepted, and the Black has, ,become the 1 offensive Champion of England. :.,Exeetertoe.—On Thursday last, William Hark Wilkinson and Thomas Baker, for horse-stealing, and George Radcliffe, for a rape, :were, execiatedtat Penenden ,Heath. These unfortunate men con - dated - themselves with -Much propriety from the time of their septette,: trethe heel MoMent terminated their. existence. Wilkinson rindiltacla dire, were Silent; nod though Baker denied heed ing 'M r , Bl a mes hones, he acknowledged to the Chaplain that he stole of them. Witham NV: t rod, who was to have, suffered with them, rvceiv,:d 3 respite, the nig - 110)40re, for seven days; but not on o)oditilln of his mekitig a foil diseuvery of the robbery and his-accomplices, a Was errontAindy stated in 'snme , 7ofthe pictvitici2l papers ; for th.o he One most satisfaeturily before. Some tavourabl t s ciretnstati&ti'having appeared in Wead's vended, Earl, Rotimey was induced to step forwerde and it Wa3, entirely through his interest that it was ell.. tamed,, 'We are happy to 'inform our realers, that the dt - ,slierate. gang of robbers who hAve hoer) commit,. ling a variety of depredation's ill Shropshire, partieu lariy in breaking open thehouse of ‘Nri: C. Noreop, Esq. of Belton, to that county, are apprehenderi. The gang consisted of eight men. Thry were hts' cured by the exertions of the uefsoni employed to ;go in put suit, of them. One of them made a dest}c*-- rate resibtaucot and attenyted iu shbot the per4on whet he was taking him into custody. Another, c witite urritylOr, Smith, et supposed to have conialitted tunny robberies, aid tub e , " a corrviii lately from the gaol of Liverpool, ho being t h en tinder fieutence.ot transportation,