The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-10 00:00:00

• F. -. .. ~. jiive his ileetitin .to -rippose .tht meteurt ont, on the Report. He was one of those who could wish to see what the Bill was, when it caLle. out of the Committee. - After a few words from Mr. JOHNSTON, Lord W. RussEL, and Mr..Ctrawtx, the House pro- Cteded to divide, when there being only twenty 'eight Members present, an Adjournment tc4 place, of necessity.. It was then .near half past .su:, and the House adjourned to.thisday... . E SUN. t- • • ~ !. de“ , l3 . !COVy3►Lo.llt . AUDI?tT 1 ♦~/_ v ,~ ~_ '. - LaNDO-11 7 MARCH sio, !Sol. 1_ , - . ...,... .0....,...., . . . .... . 0. 5,.. • - i : • -• ' . r•' • • ' , . . "*Oteen',T-lityriei March TO. ` s l?l'i ti;lr verb good tight; and conti rtuts t o trfaite?togiterto 'retovcrl. (Signed) " T. arsE()RNE, • • • RAVE'YNOLDS." ...aliee.Them,bl.4.qh,lefaiii-sti-Ifirentin due; ` -- The . QutgN ) '4ne. - 1 5 1ifilt ni - f§. - 'AUCVsT - A; Fliv , ziklfitilit,:.: . -30.•; 421kiik " 1 triik 41f, ••eittiriion . ye7sterdirlu'reitant 4 ' ' t C' - ..: . 7 ' - - ''' .- ' ' ' . . - . :' Mks: de a % t- . a ~... .. ,_ ~ Lo sr g .. . was' arn ng. I.e . ihcitnrers ye - stet : lV' at •Iltickiiigh'att House. Agrand ball Attkopperewerc-law night liven . hy,Lord and iady : Golt 1 Fry•rotf,--*..;tiPir.h6use in St. James's Flag., •tcox - !lnotsoz;.compapy,of. Nobility * Auct their ellitdre,n« ~.y,t-. / - ---, ' 4 . • ... • .... - -- . The - .Marcitione - ss of. SA L I Stti*V . ;'"-iii hunting -on Friday last ' in the •vicibity 'of 1-Taflleld, •got a .f*11 : from her horse,. which, bruised, her -.apat so reatly that :her Ladythip wears- it : in i.. slit*. - }glier Ladyship was soanuch , better lestertiaras :to h ave. ,it.Caid.Party in the evening: - Every day-seems to. add to; .the public esteiiii -of Mr. Prri-'s charader, • ittet the general regrt at his certain retirement frOM.• (Ace:. To hidi ,41 r:inks.!4 - People look - op vVith, gratitude for ihe flourishing statts . cf the Finorito...s, and-his Sue. .ressors' in office must ' ever feel peculiar obliga `lions to ,him, for the firirs and substantial ground. ' tir o whieh.he has placed; by his pre.eminent nit s; the permanent Resources of the . British Ration. - - • . ' Mr. Yoitxr, . the Secretary ai. W ar, tv - a4 re:. ;Attiaad for - Cambridgeshire, on Tuesday lasr4 with ' - grte dissenting voice. Capt. ttAtirro is appointed D:irrack-Master • -- of the Poit - sinouth Disttia, in the room of Capt. torittierriXte, 'who has resigned. The Civil Code,, in the fortnationbfwhich the • ablest Lawyettin France, '4°k:city ri PoiVt4.l. I s, ,pc:- have for several Months - been employed; has . b ee n presentid to the First Consul, who has sig. • • pitied his approbation of it. He has referred .the Code to the exiniination of the Tribumal tic - a.t. • tativt, whenee it will be sent to the Legislative radY• . - . . • .. _ , -.-. _ - • .• . . '... NI. 1)R C4s4LV, wok. one- , of-- the -Leaders- of " eie Rkyallattarty in the Constituent. AssemblPJ *hiihqr he viii, sent, as z Depitty for the Nobility iii'i / 16 ; •:. 1 Tri.ty90,,,:he-,coUght 4 duel with Balt ' , - t . . i cvr,„ tn. with he 4eci.ved ase yere wound.from a 'pistol: ". IN. , inacie : the.-cam paign of 1.79 i with the":„ Freneh :Princes,. aryl :from -that-pctiod, has • .nken iip his residence in England.. :.. .. An intelligent Correspondent .stiggestsi with i a view .tp.ledtwing..tbe constraption...p.f: - Wheßien -• FlOur i the (01l4wt ‘ tIg-occcplanetioa...for.one of the aiticies fij , ,iiiii,cli.i4;.4.,coosqn - wd,. the LlineSe,- he, says, use; . fis4*tbstt()lte;for Paste ? a:coagn:. • ' liini iiiide by i ntusing (lila - - lime into blood, abotrt. - • the 'proportion of a handful a ; 4 qu aFt ;!.I#l4lthis 60 paste the.ii.ft,...,r,lin'the ehests4(ieo:in4,pigfif, packages imported. Into Eti;lipe ; s m earing Gen :' .x he xiutsiite it urioss '-ai a kiil &Of -vatni.sh; •a na *is, 1 ' , . i n: i•clegrqe, imper,viout.'‘to'-w'ater ' Vlik-h-r ni ic ' I tiais'.bc *al in - the.malciugr 'of .barld-biAes, trunks, • billtiok.ingr &ea . ..---,-:. -: ....-, .-., . , : ,. C - .f-Arkt4. - .Nbi.ittirir4ii - l'hyslCiap .. ; : af"katt e rd at n%* -.. ~ ~ , - -- 4 „ , icv files . to the Pl . tilornatic - ociety,' that - k 4urgeoh, i ., istely.:attived4rbiiSuilnirtni'i n fb ints4hith.that the '-t L Bread - -:frnittiiree has iticFejcida'.tt4ere adrniiihly,. • ".. .. and that there are no*pfartiatious . o . f it:.' which ::..„ . bear. beyond - ail expeEtilianpaa furnish in the i _ • couutry , a.,l3reail ecinar in goodness to Wheaten. . --, .To inept - eft; the fruit it.eurin slices 'and dried . , . in the t un i .it is then.proun4ed,• and the Flout thtia r ,` .. ~.' prepared will - ,rise: with leaven like wheat flour, and will keep along time. - - . •- • . . The new Law . against Die' Sling 1 which, has • taken place in Virginia, will, probably, put an . ~, end td the praEltee in •ihat . part of the world'; but :' -. perhaps, the abolition will not tend . to the, :ini t, • - proveMent of manners, It its .the opinion 'of a, shrewd observef,' that' the kW 'Men who fall vic-, Duelling. : . tints to Duellina - in the cotirse of : a : year is ,no , ' '*: . great sacrifice,' frir•thec g e n err i l - civility and ' deco: ~, ' um . which -the Oistenee- of - the :Custpta; and the. ~'..: danger that attend; it, prodtie flirotiegta ..11 7. '.- .. ropet.- - ' .' ' . • - - - ......‘ , • - _-• , .. . - ........ .• -- A certain .1?;-:,e4ig; ? ($egalax ' tleern3 !q . be fond - - . of, Mr. ERsX lives .faTigiii;io ..triMptfil,,fo.r in all --the oree,cbes whi ch he has fittkertry_made he has. •.-- .. • , indulged himself very freely :fp,. ille,use . .„ : 9f 449 d! ' f7.l'. He need_Wly, however; bsye . .:tal,d; th, Howe that he - -'want, ini.h, as it appears very. cridept that he cart no. longer. bite..._ ~ . . , .. . : The .fear,' OP_ • tilt} -Opposition - are Curious.—; One Gentleman is . Jfraid - that the Cayalryttor*s. . . : ' .will eat up all . the Oats of the Country , ;, another. - .... tlre:.th that: the Ariny lipipitals gill not .leave' him a SbeeialP__.aper. , --0 Cares hOMINU7/1/ •• •.• lip I.MAN is said. to be in treatY4or.-the Dublin' :, ' '• Theatre' ;.—but to, many persons - have'heerilb • . ' 'treaty for the same concern,',and the ptiblin. - Ma:.; " - stage' has..found so .niiAny . reasbns . for reserving ~ the property in his o`w,n' hands, - .lhat k is ,not , ~ likely the i1e,, , , tteati - will he: more conclusive -. • - _ i than the cacti. 7 A , 's- , , C s.ti . . . ..!... „,..,Pp i. • , l . 1 : 9 - .if A,VAL 4 4 12 t; . , ce' NE,7-s, ;.. 3,,T . , ~,, 2 , t` _ e - 7!5 1.-..<* Non ;Ili imter lum pelagi, servidn:;ur trideoliw, Sid mibi s , ,rte da,wm. FALMOUTH, MAILCH 7. Yts-rztbisi- appeared off this Port, and sailed again this'motning, 'Hi's Majesty's Ship /Ape reuX, Captain. Sir EDWARD PE L LEW, Bart. on a Cruize. Arrived the - Ludo: Packet Armed Ship; Lien: tenant FIaAN, - from a Crufze ; and yesterday the American• Ship America, Captain Thomas -Coprosty;trith sugar; coffee, Scc. from Phila_ delphi4 called here for 'orders. Put back_ this evening, by contrary winds, a Fleet of Coaste . rs for the Downs, which sailed yesterday tinder convoy of the Raven Sloop of War. Sailed the Prince of Wales Packet, Cai)C TODD, with the Mails .of the 17th and zi r tit.ult. • and the IVallivshans Packet, Capt. ROBARTs, - with .the M:1115 of the' . diiist..for tishtin ; the Torzm shou/ Packet, Capt. Dorn, with the Mails of thetBth Olt. for the : Leeward:islands ; the Ships A;lacisort, Cipt. - 114 i, RE "ana' ' Rai thr, Capt. .for Africa, under eon vpy:of the Ssaif Sloop:4 War ; .and the; American :Ships Cothe riiie,--Mimilit,, for Flushing, Charlet, THO H MAi, fOf..Ains.tercioni, Fox, :IC. z eta r Lt.,. for 1-Tainburgh, and_ Tru.rton,, CH 'AMR E AND, : for Rotterdam. The. Earl' arwer- Packet, from Lisbon, is hourly expeaed. u TN, MAR - cn 9. ARkzvro the Liberty Armed Biig, with a Convoy from Jersey. Sailed the Si. George Cuttei, with a Convoy for the Downs.' SHEERNESS, MAltcli 9. tl. ED His Majesty's Ship La Zesittie, of 4.0 guns, Capt. INNaAti ; Allion Armed Ship, Capt. HILLS (with a - Convoy) ; and Szipivn pomb_Veskl, Capt. WHITTEII, for Yarmouth. bART2IfOritH, NlARcii 7. ' THts day arrived from . a Cruize off the Coast of Spain, the Terrier Brig Privateer, of Dover, carrying 14.,guns (It-pounders) a n d 6 o men , w i t h ,a large Danish Wrest Indiaman, called the Haunch, from the Island of St. Thomas bound to AltOna i with a cargo of cotte e , to b acco an d indigo, wthiclt she captured, and' which is valued at upwards of forty thousand pounds 4tvling, •The Terrier, Off Cape ,Ortcgal,. fell in with the French Squa.. &On,. which lately eluded. the .vigilance of ow- Cruizers, and from which-she escaped by dint of superior sailing. On the 16th ult. she captured ill.Vignaii t a §panish Brig laden with :wine • mid oil, which. she carried incv-Viana ; 'and- on her return ,to England To refit,.captured the above Prize. . ,~ .: ...N.E'l 'CAS7'LE, MAR cn 7. ..The French Privateer§ and• smugglers arc as numerous , on.the Eaat coast as ever. On'e of them, a lugger, had thcaudicity to continue for two or rtirce hours last -Saturtitty forenoon just without .thc reach of the guns of. Tynemouth Castle, where she. captured: and carried off a'lleiwick smack. - As soon as the • tide would allow her, the Valette hired brig cutter sailed from Shields in pursuit of the Privateer and prize; but eve. have not heard of either being taken. • *- 'Y . - - , Tuesday afternoon, hisMajesty's'ihip Shawn:it, Captain PATER, sailed-from Leith Roads for ..Nor way, .fbr the avowed purpote . of bringing the Edgar, Hymers, from Stavanger ; the Robert and . Margaret, Grey, from . Christransound ;. and what other ,English prizes he may find` in the Nor- - wegian .harbours:A few more each aeli.ve shies as the-Shematon•and the jalause,wbutirso s on-sweep. the North Seas of French Privateers. On Saturday morning last, a Berwickstriack, laden' with flour, che ese , & c . w hi c h had been taken'the . day before by a French Privateer,. was observed in Sunderland Roads, becalmed, when a foy-boat 'went off to her, not knowing, she was in possession of.the enemy.; when, on coming alongside the vessel, the Frenchmen threatened to fire upon them : Upon' whiclt: they irpturned, but; meeting two other boats, agreed in conjunc tion to attempt the recapture of the smack ; when the. Frenchmen observed ,the three boats rowing towards them, they - took to their boat and abandoned- ;heir prize, 'which is now lyin4 safe in 1' Stinderlarik'hirbour.—The .owner's at the smack lfax;e kenirously rewarded the boatmin • with 2001. • Captain ROWLEY is. appointed to command the Baatirtya, in, the room of Capt. KEATS. - _ _ The North Sea Reef,- that . : part of it it leist destined for the,Baltic,io appointed to renclezybus: at Leith, to the.number of -- Tiyentk=one Sail 'of . the Line. It has on , board about'. three thous - and: Maps, consisting of two . Bittalions from the. 46th and 85th, -and about r go of - the. Riflc Corps ; all of. whom were embarked. at - Ports_ mouth, where about ; 3000 more Trobps are now emba - rkine-, "supposed with 'design of rifling alsoin the Baltic. The Rifle Cdrocommairde by Colonel. YLANNINcHm.r; are On board Lord soN's Siiirthe GeLfe: t The LAO 6 and Oporto Fleet; in Portland Road; is Ordered to return to Spithead under convoy of the tapv.iig g - . The Providence, of Guernsey, Was taken up by a corner, to the Eastward of the Shaznbles, aid sent into Wiyinottth:4noperstin on board: The Berwick smack the Addisor,),' Cooper, which was captured .01F- Sunclesland by--4 -Ffe96ll Privateer, has been retaken; and carried into Sunderland. . • All the - Sbips engaged to.proceed to 4dia this season, in the - service of • the East India Com pany, ate. 'to be clear of the Channel jy the middle of. next month. The Henry .Dfindas, Captain WALTER CARRUTHERS ; and the Pres tott, Captain THOMAS GARLAND IVltnutm-; both consigned, to Bengal direa„ are the last Ships to be dispalchedi_ and are. appointed to be in the Do*ns Mt or before the 6th Of April. La Diahle-"ei Quatre Privateer, of ift guns, prize to the Thames Frigate, has been purchased by Governmeal,for 2;5561. exclusive of her guns and stores. .The diStribution, of thc procitice,of Maritime Prizes,is at ledgch6Ndly regulated In tbefollow ing manner iti,France :—All Ships, Frigates' and other, Vessels of War, which shall . be •taken" by Shies, Frigates, '4:e. of the State, as also their Aitillery; Provisions , .Be6res,.and effeetS . of every kind on,boardthem, shall belong entirely to; the Staff and Ciew of ,the vessels capturing' them. There then follows a Table of Rates of Prices where the State wishes. to become the purchasers of Prizes of 20 guns 'or -Upwards. Mr. Sptrßtwo, .the English Arehitea_at Rhodes, has built at ,that Island, -a Brig named the Co:twiner, to mount •22, eighteen-pounders,. and at the date of the last letters; she was about to sail ,for Constantinople. The Sally, Hamilton, from Liverpool for'Afri ea, was captured 29th Aug. in lat. la-. N. long. 21 W. by three Privateers, and sent 'for the River Plata.—Capt.liamilton•is arrived at Lisbon. • • The Four Sistersi knight,. and two -Brothers, Arrowsmith, of Sunderland, that were on - shore on thelincolashire Coast, arc got, into Hull— the latter very leaky. . RECENT4FEECII - . - .1 11 lT A TAVERN SiNATZ• • ( • I thanilou, good kriendi; as I always shat- For e)ipressions of zeal altiCh you're pleisii_Ar %new For some time, yon- know, .I've resoird is srti►i, As my EncinicS think, hill of jthl/01C,Prei But really because all mytelthrts were vain, No chance of e'br climbini to Ofrizetaeirr I BUt tho' in retirement I (limit persevere, You can easily guess why I'm - found once more here.. The change in the Minisdy There seem'd for the bent.of.ambition new scope ; .So f. bustled to town, to conduel our oldgangT.. And prepare for this Meeting ibe I.s.ifan i zze. • But this for ourselves ; to the Public, I ; say, That I cane at the call of my friend • Mr. G xa y, In the new-modell'd Parliament taking my station, His Inquiry - 10 aid on thr k.of 0f the IVattoli. • - For that worthy Ally is still anxious to find 1 r the Conimons go on with a , confidencef A.ta wil I not be work'd UntO.4uite diff'rent snds, By attesting to me and my frenchify'd Friends. . But let me observe, that I mean not to blame The cOncluelpftbose who to rArlian - ient came, While I in my studies sat quietly still, Or sought rUral,eliglliS by St. NO—let them attend : let them them6.rta, I f p matter: gri , 4E; I r.ts:soon -within Fall. I consider'd the-stl44, and knew what to chuse, My mixelwis - Satisfy'crwitit its o4weviesas. There are other events, I ac kn ow l e d ge , indeed, • May 'happen my. farther attendance to need; An event may oecur of greatinvfest to us, 'And questions • produCe I feel bound to diict lss . 1 would not appeaibver-anxious and rude, And theiefore 01 not to the subject allude; Vet should the occasion.; iiint at .recur, On my former Opinions I Shall not demur For thne and reileellOn ha , te stone, nothing More Than cOniirili the iilsaiLutter'd'bifore:. 411 wishes fot such.an event.l abjure,. To say any thing more — would be nOw,pi.i*.itttre. With ward to, the topic my friend Mr.- C;i t Is about to bring forth in the.ofdperty 'way; • 7 I wtattay a few, words, and-Without any fust; ••• 1111-abisle the result of the point.we discuss. - ,My ce4nducl in future on that-must depend, And whether j shall the Commons attend. • If the Que.stion:s by Parliament. slighted and crost, • I shall boldly, affirp that the Country as lost, ' I, mean, and to 5237 if I care hot a pin, • The Country is clst•unless we'can get in. • .•, Mc ills w e so often forebodtd, ROO: Have• hnid, and worse Will I fear come to pats-. -•appc • • The.flanger.increoes, and still must increase, Unless 1 and my friends can eurtiate a. Peace. • • , rts such is our state, "%ye should tne.asur,?s espouse, t By,adrfitional cifortslbe Nation to rtnze : By the Nation I always, you know, mean Mt 1 1 1 9 4,• - ‘• • •,, Cho in all itstiotariGno s hould 'still bear - a bob.' BUt yet it depends on the Comm Ons to show , An example of spirit_ to alrfollLs As they shall decide, by our / hope nr,our fear, I sl,lll muse at St: AVM'S, or shall marauLyaft..nE.R E.. A Baker in the porou g h, who had been con vided in the full penalty of 4. for,selling Bread short of weight, was ()trued to be discharged on paying the mitigated penalty of 91. He thought proper, however, instead of discovering a due degree of - concern foihis offence, or manifesting . any. pbrtion of thankfulness for the lenity of the Magistrates, to complain of the magnitude of the fine. .On this the Magistrates, with the utm ost propriety, affirmed the original sentence, and or dered all the Bread to be _given to the Prisoners in , .the New 'Gaol. pu.:7Lic BOITISTRfEr.. i3tF3RE R. F 0 .2.1) AilD T. EgORS♦ , YESTERDAY Fraim Br IPPOe4 was Drought 'tic , - fore the above Ma3 - i:::rates4o43.4,4v ar of 'Living sto!'Fn from theperson SW4.: .011 Satindkvnight at a:urr-i.ant“rhezitii.; a -pocket- R.tnk - 6F rnglitha Notes and R;cheitei' Rank_ to t Mr.'Swan stated, that •on . ::114 , 11t he went into one of the boxes at Drury- Lauc . "flea_. :re; at' ivhfcll'aiiielie haCtht; p6diefLbotik with the nOon7 question in that the Prisonersal - dn the se tt:bLzSina iii:tt: He soon afierinissed•it. • - , . Pickering; .• and jimrS LinibrPtc;rwo . of the ratiole belongingt othik Ofnee,: . Faid ; that in consequence' cif. being . applied to 6n - Stitiirday night by Mr: "Swah; they,' - *,:itit:*ith Drury „Lap & • 'Fheatte,' hieit: tirtiFjtre - - forotatice had finisl,c..d,''alid 13.41 gone'our, but gOiti b , Co. the' Liaxis 61,1 circle, they trietliePri , zoher - gaines,' Vo,uted . tb -ruh :IyaCko , ui,. 4 knowint,;lliit'fotbe stwicions characlu, ther - 106)c‘litnitrto and direalr: it4aiiFftlllll f(luitalifie whttlL of Mi. Swad's "his if:Fr:Al.in; between hi's c'oat'aiNd shirt.. • • ."."rt Mr; Lark i a genile t - 9atwlio"acrtripAlap,' 4,N1 r. Swan to Altia t . rs t s9j e r -of the ~foregoing, evidep.Felf ie _ett sprier as being the SWan in the box, 40 try c; Ii g e ne ‘4,F i n ihe book with the notes The Prisoner • • in,. his defence, said lie 10•1:1,1 the notes, in the: Theatre witErciur `ti?e .* book. He 'iv corn_ nittetf for trial, anti' the par Tis bound .over to pt9'settite •.. . . • AGRICULTURALfkiic;a !- r..:--the state of the •.• season, ,doring thcwholepf . last month, still con.: tintiell favourable itir carrying oil such opera.: tioni of husbandrk, , , as. are.neiessary to tie fprirted at thiipsiod..Cf. - the, - yar. - •' Much of the leys hate, of cout se ,* been'hroleii tip, and pui into•a state of traidirrss s s for the On t-crops.; 'and the attiblles7are begs - ming to tier tuinedArlivir. l Tr Tias , R'e44ls 'a/Riedel . an excellent oliportuntirof the. hedgei into iinoper=r6vair, ani 'of debiting and-making up the.,ciitthet ; but . in the low - pnd wetter distriCts, , if;:liavli;een rather too 915e0 \ for gct rink' the clung . `iiP:64 the g 4 35s lanai; . ..Moth' has now fir . advarteed.'Ni.iihout glitch ih; t hirlog . - NA'heats in • the.Stiutfftrn'eeunties .of Scotliild t • theiUgh . the - me - iu,la - 4ierlift,ges frh.4l . ( fiose• to thaw, and vice versa, 'fraxLP .l Arti&ed a:cal 'a little .cluring.the last e\s'i3 them of that - vigorous and . \-i appearanktelke'y tad assinned about the lase 110b,ti . the Whole the 'ilspeff of very prQmising: , Excepting 'rands' turnip.; iu thi - -Alistriet,'alMost e'vr!ttli -.tcro`is . prO pared fur, receiving the - seed iii tetyrkf - - to- be 'iscitfel there - nn ; \and on drkloarn; 'sort*, begun to 'lti/1 Beanc. • tilt i-gather: t6'tet - in dry, scWr.is,. would_ bectline-eneral• 1;ocif:of 11 ea ns and: Oats. --- • 0 " 1 .' ;4 1 ; • •• - :.. • r Thl . teiN .hvg, ve rt ncc av ri ,f44*?pit-, ( 9v:65 1 luxuriant \Vile:it's 'of i% land ; and on the hi 11 nounc they tiaft vee . where the 'most prom:. . 'appearance. The grass lands ! , .of ,O'dry:.-ilegeripticirr,Tarii in an un Wool% statei! grow* theAi t s,Aitt, and: in 'somi: they ire i4j,Ntfi,be 11;r0e14,0 Mph state of forty rdne4 t\ - i;n3CYIY,,SI 'RV! common atour - Apig. -1110 case And fccility, of . lqpping,dol:l2,lFut v3,l:43 t pt stoekbp this e .accoqqt; catt4,o4,shec,psti4 fetc4 high!piices . ,:i.pnci are bc.kuici-:.,Sttch: has been the' quantity ofgr.cen .food in ;I;e4lainb ,strckling tlis; tridt, that there • hcen• ,hitherto little or on trouble in - gelting thenifotward and ready for the markets. r . '. . - Solt old has .curets ,Swellings in ;the Neck, and Wens, by washing them well - ::--QTYtt, POirnd of 'salt to three gallons of W . 4;e . r,_• which will make it- the e?catc.t strength of sea.watet..; • the . salt must - be ,quite and: } then applY ; t4 - water ;In teid, . Make .use. of :it , -three :rims a clay. • On Tuesday lase was found in 'the; rjver :ht Chrisicittireh, - the hpkly, of Tabirhh Gixs'bcrty, `a 'Atitre of that place; - who . hid hecn more than a month, 'and - was - 47ptvar(169f,sevcnty years' of 'age,: 121 - '..e s t :149 • on 'the body,. and the Jury gave in.thejt.3;eitliti verdict ,;.: cpaseq burica. in , a . . . , . • Yesterdair at GuittiliAli, 4vival Pan-:4s ..was fully einnunttted for :irial,.'after.vo t tl,srOiflg , examination, fdr undt-r . x,faise fence, a quantity Of beef;, of niore.-thaft il. A.:II:La, frdm the shoi - &M r. Yateb, Riitclor, so ifetter....:' lane.' Pe , prdeurtd .the . beef for Gentlernart . whoni- Mr: -Yates was.in the. habit ei: stop lyir,f;; but 'after he left the shop, -he is oliServ.ed .to sh3pe - his Course in a quitedifFerent direeiion from the house t?f that Gentle.man, and was accordingly pursued and . apprehended. •-• A few rtights ago the House of War. ner, of Vauxhall.walk, was, in the absence of, the , familf,••broke open, and - robbed of various ar.' tiles of Household furniture. • • Early on saturday morning- the house of 11ilr.. Simcock, of Stroud', near . Rochester, was broke open and robbed.of 'lace and other- property to a considetable amount. , , On Sunday evenirig - the house of Messrs. Har. ris Keate, and Co. Barbican, was broke open and, robbed of a quantity of carpeting, and other go 8. . The- same evening the house of Mr.'GAU_ GAIN (no person being therein) was broke open aid robbed of a gold watch, and:various articles of plate and wearing apparel. /. • The Thomas and Mary, Wheatley, from Lyme to Sunderland, has been taken, retaken, and brou&ht into Dover.