The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-30 00:00:00

Aintti ZIVA AT MART NIQUE. vve have been favoured with the fpllowiPit the pimientos 01'11 morit alarming revolt , 10 l ue 'siand of Martinique.. Happily the -insurgents trek soon subdued, and several of them have already kniered the exemplary punishment due 'to their crimes. The following are the-details of • the Insurrec tion:— " On the 17th of October last, information was giren to the Procureurdu Eel (the King's Attor tY), that on the ensuing evening, at eleven an inrurrediun of the free people of colour and tlle • negroc6 was ;tended to set to take place ; when it was fire to the populous town of St. l ' e r r e in Several pl ac e s , giving the alarm of fire, to bailie', Pen the tv ores where there were cutlasses and s: a°6 's. and lien make a general maisacrp of the It tae men as they male their appearance in the but the Women were,to he spared for other P fr tir lmses• cas t; they, did not succeed to the ut ',ast itt their w i s h es , t h en they were to storm St. bAttevy, on the left of the town, .and turn the Nis up on it . By the fortunate discovery of ti i '1) 10 1, on th e eve o f its execatton, measures wei t r l i - nidi a i dY taken for its prevention. Some of 0 4 .', 110 3 of the baridivi were seised by , the police in sr tout se of the day ; .others;. of thein. from ihe town. Ltwen ► o'clotk, P. M. several o Pe° Ple Were seen NI the heights whickimmediately the town, and also an inhabitant came I ;2' ith the i n telli gence t h a t from seventy to eighty 0 3 1 . these had w•semblecrat his lieuse, with "g 4lll‘ i' and that they were fast iucreaa. I • 1 - t ; Mackie, of, the 3d basic nt the 60th regittleut,,dod Cornmandaut of St. sent immediately a detachment te.,sunound a ;', 1 41 ; al 4ppro.ieli the banditti fired at them, I , 4 l( '''k to tiieir heels : after a fatiguing pursuit 0 : w l'ule night' for ig hours, the detachment cou l d lb ' st!cceed in 'taking more than thice or tour of to .!`".. During :the whole of the night: strong pat ''r rhe both paraded the streets, assisted -by m~the white male inliahitsiots, uncertain when 4 e , I. ' ll moment might artit . e, Or the dismal cry 11 'irt," be beard.. ka l i ' On 'the 10H0...in; „nicirDtpi,rvetal c,f theri,ng strg!'‘ were taken . up, and ledgt4 t gar-Ali i mi 1 3 1 . 48 detachmeot irpoi the gars - tsen. and - 04 . 1_ties . of tia were sent oat to scour tlir country to Et." 7. traetvttr On sa sh 2 ist, tie town was .again ow> slate ot aliens ;, tram iotir . to . bno rj a-l h headed by fire of their chief', end eavoured. ett trr the ; town expettine there I),Joine,d• by I}:„" l d'iattle neaber , of the domesoc slayes.,. As : 0 9 We re seen colteaing trona, ad parts of ;the i t -4t 'Yr the houses Werel,again.shut up, and do-p air a,,,.. e d once more thrc;iighott hie 4ettians ot Lieutenant ((l6oel 114 , - 1 0 le , af - r. bythird hi t men, three of ..1•45.1 1 .-"iti 1 1 ; fievo e s c li verfi ,d, 0 , c 1 .. . 9.1 440 . 1r ; A gain restoretri i r7, tit: head of the insurgent'al„thpa , „:baffied .in all tr ZP l s, 'privately enict4cl.t-1/1;10,wn at' aril so, 4 oeitd tOtnake 1)1S :escape 94040 . 314 a Bali 44 t not lounceedipg, htil,biew , ppt his brains. 4-1107 tf a 'e was M ilicrep a tree Ooltnifd,Finen, native th is island; he had been ter ,soine tiMe 1; 1 ,. O. and returned here with - the' ritle,of Viscount. 10 , 4 44 1 30 of the insurgents had ,etiapprelivnded, tu;, 4 , : their trial, fifteen were ,found gu4ty, and_hung ",toth of ()dotter. bq ~ distinguished arid rneritorioßs part ;lied volt w a ?`‘tibb garrison to quell. Ala' dangeroUg' re- Con ) „, - ; .1 4 bitcly no by NI jot: General Wale, 85 1A ,, - " H " H kr of hi s Majegty`a ItOTCC3 in. the Island, grat,l„ l 4B bY the the inhabitants, who testi fi ed their th e p . al knOwledgment3 ins letter transMitted by 4 '"erel4t . de noi." lIItLGADE ORD ,- RS. (copy . , gr ' St. Pierre, Sept. tg,,Str. 1 4;13 , G t Col; Mackie to act r - wik begs " `Nbti (Pifist that , its . for his eigilance in the late . f etted "i "t St. Pierre, - and for the zeal he maul = ttr a i i ,, (lll tha , occasion , in'isupportingt he tivil au- Itdainqr.,..,ttiereby giviug security to , the town , . The tA pre, kventral also begs Lteur.-C olonel Mackie to 'lid p i , 5 ,; (.6 Captain Hinkeldey,Lieutenanii Sargent dared, their and the detachment . who voluntarily , b andit t i services, services, and went in ,pursuit Of the , his thanks for'ibeir exertions on that duty; ak o • . ti his thanks to the Officers, Vico-commis- I letill l ' Qtle ers , and Privates of the ad battalion fioth duo , e nt. lor their general' good and peaceable eon trtn W hich the Ma is ha ppy , to SaY • hris ha ii;Peatedly noticed to him by the Magiatrat es, te em respedable inhabitenti of St. Pierre, who the o Place gteat confidence in this regituent, tar, hd 4 " t al ntenanee ,of gOod. order •in .this populous, tier tutbutent tc'wn. ' • '. (Signed) ~ ill, (`• H. C. SUTH ga LA. NI), Aide-de-Camp. ._ kei er) 1 0116%;$ / lettc l ironi IVl:,Valniouier, the 4,44,41:141r General du Roi, to colonel Mackie, b e h al ing hitt and the troop; under his con - it - nand, i n Illec e ( . )1 the ini,abitants, ior thcifi n d c tatigable and tiiiiii i . ! l , l n pretier ns 11 eXcatio iviug ) , 4 , the public trau. , 11 , 1 it o , e ar e informed, that within the last few d3 Y d rl Nvo . l , ll ven vess e ls, liorp thv c0.i , 1 ot 8c d. 1°11 . 1 ) t lrtie r mee ll seized in tilo N it ! tln inlormation hdying River, by an Adtni.ra, t y been I r egu_arly gn enf itt li ' 4 ll ,ch vessels had'viobteil the (.011dilkin of their t(1 i n t ': , by b a ili ng f rom p of & t bat are dec 4.tn eo 6t4te .of bleck til lell. . 4 ?' Y - - 4 b 'the British Under'', i y '.b ' 1, 1 111c . 0n Esq - • % 441061, N ro v.*9 . l4 Wintilni 'l . • led Il i atis e lPr l c . colleß t , ,was on WethiesdaY at flIA! 'oh Tir in Physic The. Itov.Mr. Rollo a itis ie 'lot in t he County of Derby, and late gf Tr i ni t y 1 4 Z a g o til i .4 'Unit er s ity, wAs last week preseuted b e Y . 4 41 t , 1. • g ( Slemford and Watrington , to "I'D PvrP ,lrea„ -t 'cies of ' the united Chutclivs of Th ' hie Y a nd o f ti t hen, in the County of Ikroy and Di0i:..9„," l llA, l4 , e ‘ td a nd Coventry.. Tie Rev. Robert Hales.. .1,"%tii, 4 ' 34 D n'Frhlay last instituttd to the Itetaur_l. o a t 4ch,l'"ell, Suffolk, on the p r esentation of _Jon . o r "ales E f , li . ham ti . 1, , 4 sq. 0 n artillig q .. I , It ' s 'itt ~h u riday night, au unfortunate gi r l 6 " 4 . fed ' l° was takes up for being tilsorrier.lr, sir li lt b l- St. Martin's watch-house, ,contrived. i.i to , t 'l w 4 to th tee ttnies in the course of thfS Dlil l e We 4 atil -' turi nndiili'di , coi crv a taw) little by thttC 4 n • . . Yebt CI '' Que o 4 -I S t ig‘ s doe. C. er ay bhe Wait -taken.to IfUL BY R. BANKS, rfILLOSOPIIICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER* STRANb. Thermometer. Weather. 4 '4 I .1 e ; ..... 1i w ‘.l 2..i .4. .... -,i ...0. .!..... 0 2< ' .1 t• "" 0 ..,?. 0 . :' 0% 0, .l .... a c„,l :- " cr , GI '.4 ----- " -- '7O I 1 ' 23 3a 38. 4: i . f 3c. 33.2 t Fog Fog ~, 24 38 39. 4i. 38 .2,1 Fair , 1...) , 02 2; 45 47. 49. 4z .3.; Cldy.' Cloudy 26 144 I 45. 4 7 . 4 2 f .3') 1)o.* I Do. 27 44 I 4i• 4 6 . ' 43 I — .4 1 I no.: ' 1 DD. 28 4S 44• 41. 14 2 I .33 Do. 1),). ~ 2 9 44 4• 47.5 45 .3" I , Fair ,‘ 1) 0. l I I I I .----., .- • * ; .I ~ ' * With sina rain immeasi iurable. CJRCULAR LP,'TTER. COP Y. CIRCULAR TO GENERAL OFFICERS COMMANDING DISTRICTS AT 2102.18 AND ON STATIONS ABROAD. liurso Guards, N0v.,8, all. I have received the dommander in Chief's com mands to request your.arn:.-yst attention to n branch of' the service placed under yOurdireetion, from which his Royal Highness .expetis that the most essential benefits will be deriVecf,.a4 well to . the dis cipline of the , Arrny at tars e; . • ill Oa' the condo& of the individas of whem it is'eomposed . . ' I 'allude to the eafablistiment of Mtlitary :Chaplains, and the dories 'which itta'eh to them. ' ' You will have been apprized' of the liberal footing on which his Majesty has been pleased to place these Otlicers, by assigning id theM the pay and allow ances of a Major ; and his Royal Highness enter tains nOtlOubt; 'that their eonduet 'Will universally prove them worthy of this'ilisilition (for they have . been selelied, with the utmost care arid circuin• speOlion,. by-the first Prelates of this Country)'; and that they Will, , frrim all persims, rieei'Ye'that respetT: which is so justly due to tkeir rank and profession . : but it is . tti OftTheli holding chrimiatids; to whonvit i:, id; Royal Highness's WisirMottparticularly to re cunitnend them; and in'ortiee to give lull efficacy te , their labdUrs, it is ncillishryiLthat the General Officers should , .,personallyerifiirte the regulations ;which are eitoblislied trir the - p4iTtitinneee of the re ligious duties of Chu' Army. .. - • ' ' It. iii , the tiirtin'titiffer iniChief 's Command, - 'that the Chaplains shall visit theSiek•and the Hospitals' of rbeiereespeotiveAivisioirs or garrisons, 'at least ' t t‘ied in each . weele, and deligently . .perform the re- ~guide duties therein ; that Di,ine ieririee shall be' I performed , cach' Sunday ; and his RoYal Highness I partieuhrlyetijoins, that more . men shall not be as-' senibled ‘for'ihal purpose at a title s 'than the . voice can reach (a pr caution vary' necessary tie insure' th'e' attetikion'bf the soldier), but that the 'Chaplain shall * . 1 e service 'successivelyto the d' & parreirtri'. 1 i corps' of his divisioh ; and.. his Royal Hrghnets dc sires, .that the service may close with a shorCprac tical Serinotvsuited to thetabits and understandings of griltlierS; 'T(i this last part of the service the. Commander in Chief attaches much importance, as beinort couformityle the custotn of the Established Church, and more than ever :required at' this time, which is' peculiarly marked by the exertions and interferenec of sectaries of various descriptions. ' • I have , the bononr to be, Your most obedient bumble servant, ,(Signed) HARRY CALYERI, Ad. Gen. AGREPULTUR/IL REPORT. for NOVEMBER; The heavy rains in the early part of last month rather impeded the 'latter wheat sowing on tna- . ceoui soils.; but the mild weather orthe latter part of the month hag been highly' propitious to the young wheat plants, which have made a rapid growth for the season, anti promise to ,get a good cover before the 'winter. The last cr•op'rises thin Where it was struck with the blight ; and this is un fortunately attended With -anaccurpulated logs, in consq6euce ot;the'dilliculty in startng thin corn from the ear. Barley alsO'rieeslighter on some soils than was exPecied at the close of the harvest. The sample is sound, but coarSe'itigoility. Oats are . 61 good quality, and ,are• an, average crop. • • The ' mild season has been favourable for the' young tares, 'rye, ai , d all' the *soiling species, which are fultctuling crops,. and cover land well ; Considerable adva:ira;;e.' for piotctiing the roots, thio,mli the winter months,' It has ulso been favourable 'to all', alto brassica tribe,' ‘ , •hiCii are: n-r in t!lo' Most pioising and pro thitiive state.",` . , Every-kh:d of cattle food is more nbturdant than to`r several years . The ljtt Jilts hate filled-tbe pastnres with Weier; which is likely id injure :11440 fl oc iiis that hive wit been nio%ed to the uplands,- LONDON FeiSHio,viS FoRDeCBMBER. FROM ACKERMANN ' S ()), ARTS ) FA• sillolo, MANCI AcTUltr:‘, 1 . ' FASHIONS FOR LADIFS. • , . P.to i Nc: 1 - ). ESS -of due Ceorgiati anti ; colour,. a pale. w a d a. - o li ve t i nge, ornamented with trogi ii 14 ollita 're in front, and tinislipl et tha : poeket•liolits to correspotio, B li ee. Alive. lt - i,t of line moss or cottage straw; whiw box curtain veil, t wisted occasionally idund or rim of the hat ; je,o) or kilt half.boots, the tolour•of the habit, trirrithed with fur ;, glove,,i4f, straw.colugred kid or Yolk. tan. Voles - Ines ot ' fur are a becoming and seasonable appendage to, this equestrian habit. ~ . . . Moat nt No pee:is .. A round robe of fine icon grey cloth or velvet,'‘vittv ?long stee4es and dealt high front, triturned, down the .crotre, 4of . the: - tigure,.: at a i ficA . 600 distance,,, with chenille fur, anti clasped in Oa centre, twin the boson's to the feet,, with lozenge clasp's Aitier; the belt confined with the Smie. ' Antique seofi lopild tUtr;of white cope t• en Ili :to ~ 'cotritepontl., Hun. ?I li ' gari 4 . cantle , with deoble eapei, . minuted with chenille ttii,' .iipmed of the- saute ntazeri.il as th e robe; and, tuna , titentat !With rich. cord and tassels at the thrbat. A small Easterftprban of grey , ati , l silver tissue; *hurt willow lea thers jaltetnstelj. grey and white) drotoring ott the left side. or:Pringi and neck -laces of jet. Groves of grey or white kid. Slippers oh black queen sill, With jet clays.. Pan of Wits* ~ctiskte, frosted wi t h silver.. STocknoLsi, Nov. 1 1.--It l flaw a well-known ilia, that the recent detriand of the Ediperor Na poleun was for eight ihonsand of cur troops to be supplied for the pUrpose of reinforcing his army in Spain: The answerer dutqlovernment wrisk that Sweden not tning a Member of the Rhenish Con federacy, .was under no obligation ,to furnish a glows of troops, and„ moreover, that it maintained no more than were necessary for its own security.—;• We have not heard whether the demand has been repeated,.. ODENiEE, Nov. 5.--Yesterday evening a boat arrived' here from aim with the intelligence alto English frigate, which has taken her station between (ISt and.iLyse, having made prize of several ves sels, among which are four belongirig to. Oise. All kinds of provisions are now risen to a most enormous price. -Beef, and all others sorts o( meat, are advanced to four times their asual price, and the supplies. very scanty. CorannaGEN, Nov. i t.—Theuicliowing Me•, morial has been , presented among the mercantile , class The undersigned has received the Committee's letter of the 22d ult. and thereupon.productsd the following specific reply from his Majesty. " That altholgh we hoe with pleasure and went satisfattion observed that the majority of the tner chums, and other , ppulcat iehatriiknis of 'Coven ! , hagen, who have been required „to take part in the . :loan of,fr?ur millions bane° Marks, required. for our tinaoces, have with the most laudable promptitude, nay Many even , with- a.- degree of . exertion that (loci honour to their patriotism, proved them selves fully worthy of the confidence of their cotiO ,.try's father, yet at the smite time it would nut escape our observation that among the few, who paying 'more attention .to their. private interests than (fie welfare. of the Stile, there are, some who endea vour to evade contributions to the public necessities, by refusing to subscribe their proportionidthPienn which the urgency of the State requires. Under any other circumstances we should, less' over , the conduct of,,e.few discontented individuals, without any further 'intimation of our disOlea , ttre, with a ;mere scn4ation of pity, such as is due to every one who is so blinded by self-interest,, that he cannot rare himself to make a' proportionate 'voluntary of . .fdritig for the ,henefit of that community of which he is a member ,• but, in this present instance,wliere the objet is, the support of, private credit, 'necessary for 'upholding the credit of the State,' we must re- Aiird it as our' Regal duty towards "those Who have 4 . 11 .terarily contributed to enforce. the same from all' 4ot ers who Have the invans solo, do, all hough, they rt i hna.,'e- hardi: mid sufficient to, disregard the cen st!#e''o their fellow-subjeas. 1t is therefore our 'llByat will, and pleasmo, that every tine who has hitherto negleated to . comply with the request made to them by our aPpolotedCurtonittee, in proportion to thf.ir fortune Mai metals, shall within eight days twill the same, of Otherwise he subjected to coml.!- ' bete to the loan by such sum as the Committee shall m 'dee to he proportionate and conforinable 'to his property or income ; and it is 'oar further will, that the interest allowed 911 voluntnry contributions shall not, be enjoyed by such persons from whom the loan is enforced, which Resolution is . bete w'ith . veil to the ComMittee, to be 'by them carried into etreet. '' . - - (Signed) 7 - • ' ". Ear, " Copenhagen, Nov. 6. 1 ' . " 9clummetrriann." STocxtroirtt, Nov. p.—We learn, by a letter from lieligoland, that the Etnperor Napoleon was '.expetled at 1-latnburgh about the ..!st, II) 01 0 1 / 4 14 , ber, when he was to have an interview with the 'King of Denmark. • POLICE. COIL') STEALING. - "NrANstms-trouSe....‘-- Yesterday Elizabeth Rus ' sell, - allas . Elizabeth iturtoa ; underwent a 5..- cond examination of conaiderable length. So much interest had this extraordinary casse excited in tine • public mind, that at twelve o'clock 'many hundred . persons Weld assembled round the ~ A 1 unnotp;house, all eager, to gain admission 4 0 the Justict proom). awl obtain a glimpse 4t.tbis interesting personage :. • Mr. Shergold, the uncle of the little „hoy, . the stealing of whom bas been imputed to the prisoner, underwent ale-examination. /la aft that,ainco the last pppearance, of lmpritioner before, ilielooyd Mayor, he had, been assidu9us in obtainingiliather ',thin-vice of ,her.ebars4er,..ilitd of her itiortiliPtlitin with 'ilia offente,,'•,oe.adge 4 nothing ta his l i troDetr,. evidence, than thatiat the instigation of , ,SirJullti , Pin. horn,. he lia4,lgnne ' , to; I t lr. Evans,. a.. ttoyeagont, from whom he learnt, that I dle oisoner,,blilepplied t .to him , frequently for payntent; of nn,erutoily claimed in, right of ,her ,hasb.snd, who,wou geort ot).boarti ono of his 4'l4oj9fay's (7 , 5 Mr. Bertsford Eyiou, eitali to Mr. Evans,. navy, agent,.statttd, that he knew the pri,oner fV to (he cnctitiistance of her coming frequently .to.deiniiiiti payment or an annuity of an'. she had in right of her hushstid, whose mime was Roston, and t‘ti iiistant-Sur,,,neott boatel. iris Mojeslyi ship the Tickler, - He never knew the prisoner by, the name of.Rusell, as ,she always called herself 114 - ,s. Itum,prk. , . • . . . GenrgeMills, a pensioner, belonging to the First flegitnent of Foot Guards, stated, that 911 Monday wantght he was walking. along Lower, Unities, street about eleven o'clock in the morning, and be saw the Plisoner, with a hole boy in her arnp, tip. . pareatiy about three years oht, acid a little girl; abhor, five, walking by . her side.. His attention .was- pot.. Ocularly drawn to thc.gioupe, from the unwilling., nets with which the. children seemed to accompany her. .( q i, ) k.no ,turther nutice,. but passed en, and,siw thAryksuner torn.with the children op Fish. street4iill.;.. ALA abort time rifiti wards, he met the 1)0 seen,wit it the pi 4rone,r, going to. Wirds sf. Ntartitt's-lone, Clarion-strec. lie swere positively to the prisoner's identity. It having been alleged, at the last examination, that Aim prisotikeliad been charged foßmlly with a similar offence„ trW0(11311 tamed Bryan. attended, ansi , enttedoliat she had known the primner for sowe'lltne, bit not intimately ; she Nil, however, once of twice. , drank tea, ~t it her house. ; .Ahnut five months since she catne one i afternoe . rt,, and, asked Wittitifil if slits could gie her something, to eat, as she had not dined. Witness replied, that she had nothing in the house, but said sl)e ,was vaty welcome In sottie tea, if she would stay. The prisoner rfd, site could, never take tea, without some salt meat o fish to it— , -and 'added, that if witness would stuf:r her daughter (a little girl; ab,-ut five yeari-nld) i./ slew her to a shop where she could buy a red her ring, she would be much obliged. Witness sa;cl; :she had, no , objeation,to her daughter's going with her • but obSetved that there was a chandler's shop only next dock bin one. Accordingly; the prisoner went 'out, itt Compaiy with the little girl, but did not return, as was expected, itnrnediaieiy. Wit nets waited tea for abodt - three.ettarters of atv hour, and, atiength, tired out of patience, she was pro.: ceeding to mike tea, When a gentleman (followed' by a crowd of about thirty persons) knocked artlie door. §tirjirtsed at so extraordinary an incident; she; opCned ' itie door, expecting to hear of some re in:likable occident That might have happened to thdi• prisoner. The entleman, who had herdaughter iu 'his 'arm's, a'skeri i! she (the witness) was the ittorec4i of the freose, and the mother of the child anitwereff in The affirmative, he told her that:e had just taken 'the child forcibly from the' possession of it wOttinn, whose description precisely answered that Of the prisoner; -that:his - observation was attractel. by the violent cries of the child, Whom the prisoner had frequently beaten With vielencie; tolorce her to go with ; that inspealing the child 'was not 'her own,..he, with other 'speCtators 'colletled from tit. .saute circumstances, 'followed her into dill - clew shops, where she had attempted to take refuge, an at length they forcibly took the child from her t that the child was at first so much cn aid not tell where she lived, but by persuisio ► and - kind trealinent, they at last elicited her place Of abode.. the Loan - MAvoft was of opinion that this'-wit nessbs•Statetnent was' rt4 - 3dmissAble in shriPhrt of the present charge, however conffinatory 'it might be at the charatiter of the prisoner. HoweveNilte was of opinion, that there was: no farther evitit net required to warrant him in the l :pairtful duty of mating ihe Prlsiantr. She was at liberty, not 11 ill* standing, to state any thing slit might hare ib urge in extenUaiion of her concititi. Theiri ,, oriet again pogitively, protected her intio. cence; in . supptirt of which iihe called two wituo4sec. Theohe, - her lai u who Beer at 'No. 7, Tsat.tli. gat`-Slice, 'in the Borough ; and • the oin c r, a MTS. Wright, who Wins accustomed to , her clothes, • The former state," that the prisoner was at home all dav, on Monday se'nnight,' until between four and five o'clock in thy afternoon, and that she was in her (the witness:6) house aLltait,past ten, at which time the present affiance 'was alleged to hafts 'been committed. • The i pper stated, that she brought the prisoner's clottigto,W)lne abi.ut one' Weltlck on Mundi y night from wa.,h—that she vi tfien at hortit.,," and did,utit Or out until lnarst four o'clock, Silo woS 'reti( l Y to g , % car that the pr:sotirr had t u i such Ciothes in tier possessiOn as those in which 841 was deactibco to have Wen clad, in the proclana tion, tor her arrest. • The LORI) MAYOR wavdisposed to belicrq that the statetnents.of shiest WltiledSell ‘vere. col re.:o,, 6tat he was bound to refer tbe matter to another tribki. nal; however, he was willing to afford Mrs, ling• sell another chance of avoiding the, punishment which her alleged 'offtact, if found guilty,, must entail upintlieriand be ghoul& remand her tor ano• then appearance next week ; when, if she restored the child to its untuippy and distracted mother, he had little doubt that the other part of her offence might be looked over with impunitye She ,Was accordingly remanded for (Luther exami• nation. , _ _ The motion the outside of the Mansion-house,' during eitanilnation, evinced so many so iminy signs of hostilityi . 'i hat the 'Lord Mayor 111.1111alltly direaed that the.prisoner should be kept in ..an mi. joining apartment until she could with saiety be conducted back to.the Poultry Compter. Utnow•Mtc.L.— , Mary . Brockleback charged before the, ,Sitting Magistrate, by Sarah bavir,- , , wood-cutter', residing in Kent•streeti In who.n hong& she lodged; with stealing cash and notes to the,amannt of hie pounds, and burgiarioucly break irtg, out of thelouse-about the hour of two in the She was fully committed for trial at the assitec • ri aPiris Rose, thedriver ot - a hatkney-coach, was ifided t us. ailo"eakt4; for refiisiOg to take up a lame )sailor and it tat When called tram the stand.. • ~~ We weir indtie4tf;: by an article which appeared in The Aldildrie Pbsetif• this day, to inspect the pro perty on View'. at No. Great Russell-Street,. Co. vent .Garden; .4 he ettigarice of which far exceeded ourrnost'Senguhic.expetstatiOns. Among the Paint , ings, we amid recognise the workk of sevetal of the best minhera-r-1,-Madotia by eeriest/ 46, n monnted Cavalier by Cuyr, the Feast of - the Gods by true. ghel and RotheMnner,, tt biisit Gale by Back htlyseti, and the Boy 'end'itte Goidett Eggs by Sir Joshua. we could easily perceive Were theNreat,st lavouritei,l and should the Money bid for them etinal the rnvritr of the Masters,. both the Proprietor and the, Auc tioneer may anticipate •good prices. Thii prop*•rty will come under the hammer of Mr. bit N Fhw, on Manday next, not Thursday, as mentioned in . the Post, (We resume by mistake), and the Paintings, we observe, by the arrangement of the catalogue, form the most prominent !eaten!, in the second clay's salts bit Thursday last, as Mr. Payne, of Hawstead, was passing 'through ins owb farm-yard, his boar seized him by the leg, end threw him down'; and whilst On the ground worried him so severely,. 'that but for the .timely assistance of one of hiS workA men, by, *hotn his shrieks were heard, the sa. would probably have terminated his 'existence. • - • On Thursday the , prlsonert,,who grand fully com. milted on •suspielod of 'various felonies, In vernl Gaols in the , City of London and County of Middlesex, 'were ten - loved to Newgato, preparatory to their,' trials nt the ensuing Sessions, which wilt eornmenee on WedesJoy nettj-iilt Justice Hull,' in the Old Bailey. , ,Titurtalaf , ruorning, - nt two o'clock, n great num. her of tuale eonvias, under sentence of transporta tion, were retroved-in CATAYSiIg front- Netwgate. to Sheeniest, to Ile put ou board a ship, in ordlr to be convoyed to their place of destination.