The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-08 00:00:00

- „ • sr - ir'. - 7 71" Ili; MAJESTY IS not' better, *than . 1 )0 . his bocl4 preyents hind ftpm e•• I rl i g 341 e to hAce the extrCise of -Walking to 1 :1' 104115 10.4 y. !;• rnprni;,g, at half past !ter sAlutsTyPritic6iirsAi3busTA, ELIzABB3TAT.IIARiIr' CHAiLtiTTE WiCLES:itioKVi * alr"ig' tp 01( t Windsor, ,f or t h e porooie ;of ainualt , g t t, e ,t4,IC,SS CHARIATTE at the. Princess Emz•Aß B tH'S, ' ° ltage; they continued thele till two o'clock. • .. _ . , . trrh A ' s •• ,• ' . OCT . ijf t , CT GIP A Lettitß jrttoAt CADIZ, vv. ...•••••• 1:(1'1.Vo eircummini , es gave else to warm debateo• 1 .,'11e. enrtes :yesterday- itri&l , the -dot , ! before.-47.. :• '4l Tlle-14 x - Aegent. Gerdizabal y.,-Vribe , bad .Pub-.. ;:tied in the 'kingdom of Valencia,, •11 *Ant. so '' , • which i,-• ... a id t o be ,ety Weditioni. Ills' ipreltelision. and the seizore •rff" , itis' pritiet i s' o "eil i e ' tii a l i e diately (1.-creed. gdlvi 3'he 1:1s1Alopoun- 16 nad.cir.t.dited ''' ii.:tii‘i ' hretiile' to the fan of li i e°4 shtuti , al,], nyilo 4 thoovereigniyolii i tilatibl. ti,, l p t a l'er, 4,11 . 101 IN ••Illd 10 , have beep tiropigalbd by i4l -1311 (le de. Pinar, did not .make_ its appear4tice, i i: tir ' ll r , e Of the MeMbergot the ,C ,, tincil voting 1 11 ,....5t theta, • Kn it a c„ rn ' tr iiti• e + apneinted to draw it 't r 7; T he 1 4 , 11 , ViS of the abov...c.)oncil are; in the tit.tt.itne susprinted front their fun ions. with the li t 1 , 4 " 1° , b of th , .said three Senorg, who will transact 6 4 :- '"negs of the. departmrsm., We Understand ' lv t i t i the b 4 t disPositi , tos prevail i n Valencia, and- it tri lmt be. surmising ihould Sachet be compelled to 4"e lrnstiated'in his area pt.. • .- 6t:ll3aloskrits has retired to San • Roque, because N t . P "'t'd down upon him With grtat tome. The , ' , ortern,„ l , 1 , , af e d for Ballasteros Is t odi I h‘4 lILIkt • U•e pia p . k l i m , 'a. ve not been attic to consequence ~ igeval,if e...oiterly. winds. • '• . t'h e p, ' Cr • . tq l • is•neis.eolitined in ihei - Marshalsea Ptigon : 4 4 ") havepiesent..d an Aliir. gs to Mr.IVEL Ili it, " P P L.N t ~ l ier ex ore• sil . g 1 heir grill isnda•lor A i. 'e"ltnii to the go -d gov,rottieut 01 li l S,Pfili° 4 , -- qt , y...„ , furl, i ae, t i i . jenu nt % isiis Id tit 6 N.ai 5..3 , ~, 1 1 - ; fa: ati- . ,' 1 , 4 Ille. porpose,e)i ~roinoting the•cornfort. s of h an ,4 'eutti.; I.a,e endeared rill to cvery feelwg 144; 0 ' 11 r legi,la ire exertions have fitqlis . ie . d. Nl'? _•.'! 4 ‘ o 4 priseoier •s•ith ihe occeis:trjes of 1ife .. .,. I,ttir int A ear . eri. a , ..siduity in . retidei ing eve ry p t i k 4i'so, coimteted w,lll the go•einment •of the. tl4{Z 111d3 'ling 1 . Its iota', iati.s, ha• estahlished a . k t '" ) ii tit. ow molds iic‘;e , to be .4)1 - n1 , er:tied, Ni t i: w ith•sueli a' fri en d, iii the chi , li !Jay o ‘ Nvto.vv, I.. : „pe abundant re isoii to I , joicc and b e grOrrtil . k,!'e•tatin. , rous benefits . tesulitog lrob'aiPir l betle• laThe bours." • G . :li, I:a .. til t ; attack opnrt tfi:e.ATtOTt Nal!' _ Ettgli AL , , , It . & t . l 4 . cotilli ca l F es ii m i, , s really an honour to that 1 , 4, 1 2' 141 ; am! praise from' such a quirter would it.,; ' ,," e ea an opprobrium not easily 'eificed, if it t ',' . . 4 •,;tt a ll deerved. Surely the ATTottikteY-, i:( 1 ,; it , 41 : itt,ty 'be ailowed to profit by the . lights of 6, a l yAtiefienCe as a politician, and it won )1 111 4 "' nophisthle• tor- him to Intend to the. tilii i . et the principles avowed bY :Welt men as 114*, ilip l r i c hlracter, and their etr,adtul . practical, !Unlit ON nC e) without feeling it to be his duty to so i'.4:l !''' well lis 'to hi: siiitatien as one of the gri ...s•i itte 4l i ..,-„,....., -...-Gt the bvst- 'lttitl- - Mildest t levit t 4 ° ' govel Hawn( on earth,. orthat ever was titiitelt,' 'tit exert all hi. powers to upttolditig , th ,t 1 1 '" bilei: l l t "Drtsing to chnte' inpt and abhorrence 7111 Plos e d ' 44 eitc of those doctrines , 'Which are , x , i,. 19 uv .titurit it. ~. . ,- ..,t • • : ici is d I a C " • It -14 411d r L ( ' 111 .3 .of Aldermen will , be-held at t -4 t l lie to ,: - . tu, . 6 ' purpose of avearing in:Mr. Alder- . -iain„ ' -", Lord May or of London tor the year. her r , b; antl • • • 'ft o f Novena is,e„4 • , to•morrow, being the ,Ot 4 nti S . 1 ' 1% to .ton I • him the Lottro : MAYOR tii it i nr. _ ~ UR CUB . # _ , e , , „. ~ r 11 113 1) i ed ~." Will go in state from lit3d 13tiA f f r ,. r ‘ et) ,., uy the several Aldermen, tilt.: their` e ~ ,14tr,,,,"1110ri• Seritant &c- with their several M i ‘ , olnp a - - ' c. al. - lials 4 t0 )4 1 4 . niei ttended by the ItYr .'" tilta; e. ;men. arid' proper aficers, with „hands of l ai !h eti ' a nd Proceed to fil,tektriar'V,blidge, and l' i 'tat, r . br e .e i in the en) , Aid al her barges' to West- I :II, , b,r ttge, and, ,tr om thence. to : Wcit minister ' et lit , e . ,_ Ills Lordship will 'be. sworn in belore in the iiiii "' T uR 1 3Atton of the EXiSHEattEft, T i ! l ined form far t gp-r., • • 1 with „., ' M Lionel. and. Clarissa, once fin papa zet.:l4l).,fili)er London oudietiCe, is rev.iving' at the alti. b ant purpose of introducing 13aA HAW. 11 .1 N ; 0 2 C , I coNtS, as the hero _and heroine. t i . ry a, It seems; has.imt 'to the L 6 1 ?) MA Y°,," , ; , i ., At suits of armour, 101'.* "4"111 gran" tlis e :iebra • til t , ° I ti ) 11° 9. - ""As , Et.tastoN has already wort' k fav okir se ti•etalhe , Bt)its, he should, .n „I° 4 Rl'd . b Y 4 Pileatii , ff hiin,4elf in thd, caiN Rocics m ail ~,, - t ,„t. 14,, 1•• .111 , 1.,A,,,,T1y, 4ep.a pee." . • ~ k4` l t„ l l ` ) D. of the I,)ceilin Titealre„ is rccor 1 1 ' 1 1, b t ,' , ' ii . 4lln his late S- ii illness to venture 4 rta r , t '' h(t no t to temAit)e, hii donea:,as Stage . - v„.l, r. . • ittrt, tire, i . , 11 111 4 . 0 e. t seenis several Cornposns coneerned. ,ill aVote ~l'era of• Up 16 M ari amot w whom are eliatt that it i t , sli, and o„ ( i ti ouiL i ; t) , ,t i ' here, 4 . l , l . t .r ti a te . rtn 11 0 Iti I °Q hlallY Cooks. w II spud the rillhi-- 1 tlee k , 4 .( rather lite prObahility that it will' be ioo r - l i iAl ki. , r , agreeablo.. ... I„,?l'tlay . "ulit--An inrioisitinn vino ta ken ~cm 4ltt flick it the pi s (L.,rn.. . 0 )gli at l torheliurch Conan - oh f U t ''' . f t(1 7 11 1-6 4 . 1 "nstvor h and II iriow, an the body 0 la b ail ho died at tt►e Plough on Sattlrd 3 X! 'vie, t ail i i .... ', ~ tilt ri te uf t av tog enteren the ,abdomen.':2:f . lie l , :. : ilt:Llkri th w° working Men' weni• to ‘prbi'e, 11 .. t 4 ;taw h i e t ketaied engaged in 'a dttele l kod tliq Dt,' ' !'t to,,T 1 : 111 i but they could give no aecotiut N' q 'tlt pI ,.PA Verdict ot murder -ag. t t i t l(l a , ld "?tkAtt was rettund. The booy• 'wale. i til 'eil p rtiv ' n tern:d atter the , I ntioest , and . the dei , :. via j r , 0 ., 8 . : 1 ' IQ be a Mr, CATTRyi, formerly ti. Lieu.; : ( ft) riin t , ll ' 7 th itegitneat, but who )'' ~ 'r ' • had retired , oo: . ''ttd • 4 Y . evening a fire broke out in ,a h!'use. , 44 1)' 1 " Mart' , t,,,,,. Ito b In.o-court, tlerti)(llld9q, 'WhiCh " 143 , r 'tlSll t ii i Y a poor woman, who, with au infant Clelity`°:,het care,' had retired to bed; 'when the, . ' (1 ' " dliclle ' • rile -. llOuse to .1 4 ,., hie . ..,.., ted the lower,part of ,,,,,,„,,,,,, it la ,,ggy e ,;,," ... .“" gave the alarm. ; The ttitalss p4 , 4!0: 1 ~: tt , ,, 4f .. ii!ileatpd to the fititirease,. tl)riftor t')7 .. 1 th: Ni et t A r7m e 4 escaping •I that way L .: 11 9*% 44-thill . ,?., t ,he, persona standing ItelnieVcatelt; Ilt ta t 4o i , ,c; " I C II site ilirtNv out , of 'lto . tiiWii,. th Pttl • - “ l wed 1 " if and 'd . iitiallyliuth It, With , . lerSe , provi t ' 4 Qted ' '4 i e"w she& bailses... 'The house was « ~ ._ _ _ _...,4.,.._ may: -. 1 14 1f 1 4 • ) • VACCINNTION.I EirViotti` The iniriOrtance or the Rubje& of Vaccination trill certainlk jostify yoUr adtbission of every liberal com munication that tends to throw alight On it, in order 'lii remove the prejudices by whiCh . it 'has-beetv so vehemently assailed but the truth is, that in writ itig on this snbjedthe only difficulty is in a seleBion at proofs. They are so . abundant and decisive that. there is hardly one medical Gentleman of reputation in. Europe who .can doubt the wisdom , of the prac tice. No man will be attendee t to .w I IP now, gives a demonstrate in' the New totiiim principles, but . the •veriesy Blockhead and Liar who might adveitise a • confutation of NIIWTON'I4'• PRINCIPIA; - would at once become a man of note with ignorant,..people. The same May'he 'said on the subject of Vaccina- , tiOn but publications on this atihjee,eare almost ,useless now, for those Who,dl . not employ'Vaccina lion cannot read , '..The Report,: however, which wilt be submitted to Parli:tinent from authentic' documents will couvince every refieaing Mind of the misrepresentations that have been Made by the op ponents of . this loestimahle.disc:overy ,. Vaceioation, I can assure you, Mr. Edf!or,.extends daily, and at every one of the rektilar 'Stations the" Pr46litiOners are busrin diffusing thelfaceine' LyMph .: trit all parts of, the.town, and indeed of, the ifanpit e, t one of your Correspondents thinks plover to assort, that the last Report is,to considered as " the cativo).- tsive, and expiring , effort of the' Vaccine Establish ment." The' Board of this EstaJlishinent, much to the honour of their - humanity and plidantolopie zeal, have issued a printed 11[1A-hill, irecomfriend. lug to all parents who ere enriious Inc the, preser vation of their children, Vaccination soon after their birAll, and asserting . that etperience has proved it to be a mild preventive of. the Small-pox, producing neither humours nor diseases. of any kind. The Board also aavise parents •in the s trongest manner not to permit their children to be inoculated with that inteclious disease ,the this' figures some, causes total blindness in others, and ,tint onfrequently occasions death.itself. the same hkulphill; . specifies the 'Nose 'GOVERNMONT STA. . ,TIONS, with LheD2Ole oft he Profesiers at 'each, and 'the time for the attend ince..of patients . ; .rho-are: vacs cittaietl gratis. W hen the public consider that the Board is composed of the President and Censors ;Of . ,tbe Royal College of Physicians, nod the Master Ind Gurermirs of the lk.tval College of Surgeons of Loodon, it would, be ekiraor , tmary iedeed it tie re commendations of io respect ble a body of men should uo , be more retarded by mankind thirr•the selettetie etrosions of prtjudiee, or the sophistry of ho• attempt to reason aglinst their 0A 0, con A FRIEND TO VAOctNATI4N, TRUTH, ARV. 7, Is3.t. AND HuNI N there hai seldom been a more• complete t r iu m ph over Frivale spleen or fastidioui that has' attended . the new Comedy of 7'he Kiss, , which lias ery, night. tti la‘°4r tVe et ever b rl i i r tice o 'i s ig erv n e v il tP , : is pea ran ce ; and what, very unlucky for the adyersarlei of the Author, they levelled their chief rage against those parts of the piece which were derived final the old play, tinder a penmasion that they were the 'production - of his pen. It has bcen justly observed that the recent ae (tutu .1 01 m.. W Hui it, the Proprietor of an Oppo sawn Prin., affords a whit - art:tory answer to those are tur ever. abusing • the .Brnish GovernMent, mod accusing it of oeing , liOatila to the Liberty-of the Prest. Pow would their favourite, it trOttikVa ler , have colid t ketkl torn elf it , any Parisiin Editor had Presonle 4l to insert such an Article in his Jontnal . ? is it; likely that the Fiench Editor would have had his cooducVstibmitted to tic decision of an honest and impartial,Jury, or that any advbeate would have ventured to-breathe a syllable in•behalf of , the de fendant,' and in *mitigation of Ids alleged otrencel No=.—the unhappy Journalist most have experienced the fate of PALM, or, perhaps, one less merciful than being shot at once—a protracted 14 , of tortrire in a' dungeon, wit It a cotfiwation ut all , his property , and• the total ruiii•of all his counettions..ltSuch would` be the ine.vitahle result of any expretiiioo of ficedorti of opinion, or the slightest unauthorised allusion to' the Tyrant and his Government, yef there are Journalists in this coputry who never cease to ar raign the measures of Administration, and have the folly not only to condemn their nicest:nes in com parison with those of Frane s e, but the shanieless har dihood .to vindicate the conduct of 13116NAPART; and holdup his charatter to the adonia.ioh tnan kind.. o o • The Fife Hunt, in despite cif inclement weather, was ouinerously attended.: Among ,the eompany we Obseived—the Conittesses :LitOtta; LtiveN,. and 'AI al.vt LLB ; Ladies Alartar I.ll4ns:it, Lacer i,csr.i ti, and. ANNA WA ttL)LAW, aCcompaitii.ql by the Earle of 1401 N, MORTON; Lt►vi N,,10 FUN utt, ,f 1 ,4 Sirs C.l-I.4l.kaTT, and 4..Al4sTatrrtiett with Geos . faun, BALEtiOg; MoNCittglx, and Osw 'm.o. The Ballo. were ,exCUtileutly coaddeted, and Vow and his: band,in their best native style, kept the cottpany• plying their heels.-to ati early .. • ' ' A Aiantoit,—Last night,-'abont a quarter before nine o'clock, a splendid Meteor . illoniiheci the visible. horizon of the metropolis. *" It Appeared above the loose clouds, through wlr ch Juptter - :-vas scarcely pereep,ible, and passed over an liinplitntfe of about oudegrees in the third at a anoint% Its greatest al-' titude, when first discovered, was about 18 or Co de greet, and it disappeared in the -N.N.E, pit of the .horizen- Its diameter Was ;thorn the sixth fit a 'decree ; its'itiass compad, its light dense, anti the colour on ale ground and among the clouds was blue, Ouch as in proiluced by the combustion , of Itinnan easicllei , • its whole appearance.was that of a mak nitieent rbeket, projected by the*ohirtipoient Archi- Waal N.ttore. F rom o w m ildness of the season, a •diTh o f 'g reen pease..was rgaiheted on, the 4th of 'NOtietuber; iu Air. Wanstallitt. cettage-garden, on St. ThemaS'st hill, - produced fruit) a few pods- that 'bad beetv'Plit into. the ground with the old - stalks of the sound . Crop• • Bradbury, the clown, on whose nerves and hir.' intellect the appearance cif . %Vhen the latter cut his throe at .Portsmouth, had so tnLlan cbo ty an c oal, attended yesterday Al .BoW.Street, 10 be otarnirted respedittg the charges otrobbery'marle against Mr. Crofton. . • s r Ai ~ ✓ SPANDAL. Signe glasses_ Pe our pllizias ;nu; I, And like .a poinpkin spidad ; ' Others yviredraw.them lank and 411. And sugar.loaf the head. But Scandal jumbles longs:tyttlAhnjti, Tunis'loyalty treason ; And iessent, oiatifitfies, dis - toresi• •- • Devoittof rl►ynie or reason. rant me; yeGodst of both a pack, W woiskftftes^s,•With &„,t,,.. .......,. This iiiefietibeiiiod nil tuck, And those beforr my lave. OLD 8411,h,Y. ttliiit.lDAlk. NOV. 7. trichardlii.' poi, and John Pollard stood iittliaed the former f r stooling, the latter (or .receivini, knowmg theist to be stolen,' a box; contairving quantity of jewels, the : property of Lady. Elizabeth Campbell. It appearee'inevidence, that her Ladyship, ,in September . lot, was feinoVing :from , her home iu Brook-street, Grosvenoroquare, to her , new re i- dentC to Skallo-street; and that in removing some part of her et opei tv,TfikLadyshi p:3 ctt riot . ;,•wtie employea, and also a liacktiey-coach, , of which the prisoner Reppon:was the. driver. In the' course of this business her Ladyship's maid e ;with the aid et the man- servile , h d hreeeht dawn M.'the hall •some trunks of wearing-atiptirel, and oilier sin:ill a ( ticles, ,belonging to het...Ladyship,' in'order to be pui into the prisoner*acpech, •and atunfig the rem , a' struill box, containing ; some valuable rings and other jewel's, which, it Was proved by the man-servant, were Rat into the prisoner's coach; 'but after Wards • .were missing,: Inquiry for :their' recovery from the prisoner having, been, made without etleel; they were . advertised in the newspapers, and a reward offered for their restoration. In a short time afterwards, William La Roche, a journeyman jeweller, then in the employment of the prisoner Pollard, who was a working jeweller, and then resided in the vicinity iit Sohoe.as it appea'red from the evidence of the fart flier, heard hts. employer , reading the advertiserneer et liis own house, which described the jewels, 'and tifiered - the reward for them; and very elsortlyafter , ` wards,- on the •saMe everting, the wife Of the pri soner Rippone. who lodged in Pollard's' hoese, c:n'ne down stairs ,to his . workshop, and naked some quo-, tions about the' value and, prh . e of setting Curtain jewels, answering the deitaiption of tlie:se mention ed in the indittment . rand after she deft the room, he Saw, the prisoner. Peilerd again roadlng , the edver tisernent, and heard him rent irk, that he ,believed all those jewels were Upstairs," Mewing, as he tin , derstood, in poisession of the prisoner Rieleki'6 wife. Ile heard no roofed them until next day; when lie save' in the work -shop & severo, v Buse jewels, to gether with the gold settings frem which they heti been taken; and pfirtieulerlY . a blood 'stone, 'which, was afterwards re-set in a 'gold broach, for Rippoti'; and a itijalee i ttite strine, .which Pollard had broken into three pieces, in his endeavours to extricete it from the setting. • William Jones, a dealer in etitiqees, Caitte-street, Leicester-fit lds, also proved cunt 'of - the jewe:swhich • tiad'been sold to him by Pollard ; and among.ot hers, rt curioUtiantiqbe Cameo rieg,* tviril a reliefef Cleo patra's 1140d,' surrOunited it: the gold setting with an asp, the eyet of which were small, diamonds, 'and which he took from that seitiog and fixed iii tine. t ber—and fOr. which he gave Pollard twe guiAeas arid an half, The 'other jeWeIS were disposed of fly Pollard to other 'persons, who had sold them, and they could not be produced.in evidente„ , 'The Recoanea summed up the evidettee fur, the Jury, who •teUed both the prisonerieGuilty. :John Smith was found guiltyof Stealing a quantity at plain and, printed paper; value'2s.. ilia ;property' (if AndreW Strehan and \Wheat Preston; printers to'his Majesty, in whose ern loyment the prkrtei was a pressman; ' ' " • John Pope was also, caniiMed orsttalitig , alaree quantity of lead, video :tWetaity-shillings;,:trole tee premises of the Ruyai college of ( ciurgeous, in Lin ' Tree women were conviaed • of stealing pots from publicans,ie the parish of Maty-leztone; 114 r. GCANCT, %%1()' COMItItUd titr prosecutions, observed, that the offence imputed to the piiSODers `had arrived to such' tie' eitent, that in the pari'sh Mary-le-bone alone, the value of the 'pots sioWn amounted to upwards of .6t3001: annually, Joseph Hock stood lo.tittted tor stealing Allem. tits of eitien; value 38i. the •property of Tholuei, thirtkordvof The.preofseafthe'prisoner's,guift. were 'not how ever Satis6t9pry, anal he was aeyeitred.,:i , • . Joseph Steii•ort was next tried on an indiAment; charging him With receiving', on the account or John Alley, his mestere-I-is. ed. end fratideient ly appropriating the same to'otvo Use( • The-proseentor baker, 'and' the o'lioner%Wai his ,servarit i l end iin the course of 14titutiriett he eat- bezzled the money in gries , tione - ' • The (-barge beitigtlearly pruVed, the prisoner was found Gritty.' • ', • Several other trials .of 'no poblic importantee Welt place during the day. POLICE, Thnou.TlALt..—A porter i n tile env e lJyrnent 4)f Mews Thomas anti 1-licks, grocer:;; in the Alai Wigh, 41113'llalkeii.berorti the siting 4igistr u b> Cni . . lingbourn, on sitiliieion of having robbed his ern 014yars at iliffereavrimes ut teal; Sugar, and sple. - v . ; to t enftshierAble ,strbount. At the time he-was apprehended by 011iingboarn tie 4400 pareel qfr bugar, weighing about 3 lbs.in bis posie.sbiptuk and•qti svatelting iris Lodgings, a qualiti. ty eisugar onxi tiltl a set of scales , and weights futind'eont:qttied tiudut . bib betl. Ile was fully committed fin . trial. Pfeil wer obrought up, 611orged by. Fr '.end, , t 1 constable, witb,defranding a countryman of 141, by the old trick, of chalking under the bat, fi appeared that the countilman, who was just tome to town, went ittio a public ilOtlie in the ilo» bu r gh, wilt:rk!, one of thou ingegticus genatrhert, r f . r . __.l #._.r.~,. ...--r" --,, _ .y. .4.,4.4 1 7t. ..:;.`,7l' , N gcrirccuy tr-rrozcu i - "'vvrer awn% :. ue'soun'jragett nifff"' and they enter,A into conversation ; this contain. d till anotheipetSon dressed as acountry failftt.r cattle in, and then she plan of attack cotninenced; iati the unforKuriate countryman; though suffered to win at 6 - 014 was Soon stripped of all hit money, . amounting I°l4l, With (hit booty the shisrp-rs were about:to &camp, but pa thy were leaving the hausti, they met with a d:sagreeahlb interruptiOn from Friend,- who, knowing them, had been cc silent observer of their actions, and now tonic them int° cbstoily. ~ They were taken to Union Hail, but .on their mukingrestilotion to the , party plundered, the 141,4gi sintte, afier adrnonithing then), suffered them to be di4charge , 3.- ' INIA,I,C6It OLTC If ~51111,,;E ---Moses MoSes T67/2Crit, a ser vant (,I!•! q i o i , oce, w i is chdrged %%full haying given At (Ni , e ch , l73tA'X i dcl,ollq ze.‘r4e Horsne, also a servant of l„ ( lest cll4i . ei',...by..whi , :h t e .9btaured a servitude ii ~Q:f ii iii pt 4 gentleman, . residing, in Cowei.• . . . . l'entnms was represent , d by Home to .be a .mer , chant, ,in whol ! , family be had reside4 - tVito years; and on the rctvretwe •Ovicg sougbt for at 4 resp e 4t. to o h„ 1 . 1 ,... i ii th e: ilei4libeur4ood of Fiothdry.squsre, whi,ll an ow t of -Teitsien ? l had the care of, the iner. 'chant %%1: sa;d:,lo be ow of ,town for s,,few days; hnt a lett,:r 'N:vas, ,afte.rwards., ; sent. which described ilorn's clumictei..to'be verii satisfactory, at, t l h e w a s cn , 3eqUeo4 hired . ; but .iaving been three weeks in. Isiq st-rvice, he - sobbed the house.and decatnyed, and ha i not - sime been - liearskof, Thu prisonarwas tommitted4for trial, , . ~• .'. . :-._ Some more American Pipets arrived yosteid)y, but their c,olcuts are altogether uniiiiportaw. The 'American schonno !lose bas at,rivt,(l C o rk in ,thirty days from '..Penobscot Bay She Was boarded on thebanits of NewfoundlAnd by it Fret!cts frigate, and informed that she was bound to Alife. rich wittindisp.ttehes, to t.)e landed at Thiladelphia,--- The. FfertoW frigate, if not intercepted, wdiild arrive, joat 4:forciltthe meeting . of Congro is. . plai , tviiitsctatAtiv, anderstand, WU* 01' Old lifafemetlt given before 'the American Ontirt : Marti.il:owommolore P.unottai; which, as noOteaders will hate• nbcnrved, the witnesses from the crew. of .the asett ire 'the tat.e.aition •between that vessel and the tittle, J, It , :Ow iirot.silot was fried from the totter . , . he American schooner Caroline" whicik niriv,4.l.4!4,lyniouth son Sunday lau, is a very, va. Itibtosm*lAio t iipving.on, board.oil, and wine, botO. to ..Nvii,Prleat4,. from boardeaux., and was Coptoin itiottAtios9l4, tvfny possessiOn of, she Wt.ls 11 , 001 fOLII4 Esnah of sa.letrar from No r th :Shiewaijiated. o,louty cix : 7 -if The day b4ore.yesterday a French . Itigger . privitte s l'Opltlrtid offilte Bar a. loAte4 ~,,n: tier, a nd Dutch-1;1)dt IV , op, and carried (Item clear , °il'. , Several. boats went out ri fer her,. but returned withtnt ~ , c cess. Site stood away; t, the southward,' With a wet.irly winti,',,, ~ . . . ' The eublic,ate ihreatettitd,it•scemllosvith another Life ot. Tnolt 1 4 , ; P,,q , ts.s 4 ,strely too much is known, and too tnuch 4tas been said, of a man whose ile., was marked by every detestable quality, without one of in) rippwite description, .whose aim wit to di•ttirb the peace of ' mankind, .and whose end ex ? ki3bOd ,not hlng,. but ,t It- perturbations' Of cenoeious ttv pitude, and wluit might 'be I,itieft in any otin:t. 813 r), horror, ;agony, anti 'tear, with 4)01110i:11 .priae, to neknowledge his wickedness, and mike titonuf.' meet to Society, , A few days since tie younzeSt son o f tr.ang'-a Low, King of• Easter Island, was baptised at ltother4 lihheChurch, iti the name of Henry Easter, atter the 1414*' ) 'his Prince cattle to En land sot ye.irs j i l, . ,--.. 4:11; . . .• . . ' ' ' 'ac. lo o ill iiii) 4i1)4141)011/011, Captain Pikes,. South :haler, ,Wlnactbuche.d.there to refresh the' crew, t hey havilittAte ' scurvy. '.When lie departed, Kip g ,Crang;.itokv was auppdsed to be 1.f.3 years old. scarcely able to walk; his Wires white as milk, and 'he was' father of twenty-three children, nil of whoin were alive . : This young Prince is, in every respeei, a hantloine,tban, abotit V 4 yettriu or 'age,. five feet eight, inches 'high, is very, traClable, and will, in a short time, be Ate to civilize his countrymen, Ilan opportunity should otfer. `This . island is timated„in the Greif RicitiQ , o ‘ , , ,ean,, is about twelve leagues in circuit, .anti .1 , tortn t .,itiht,'trsail from the nearest. land, which is thellVOq69 l . Mr,-Abbeio, ,graiie.r, in the neighbourheod of illyes; vt/as"rbbbed near the Pantheon,' oxtotri.. , ireel, on'lgiinday, of his po4:l‘, 01-1/00k, tOtliaiPillg Bank notes to, the.a:nount, of viol. togctliqr with hills of ,exchttage and . orberproperty,'' atneunting to trtore than treble. that st n u. He, had observed four fellowit'aboni ,hiili, but had no particular . suspicion of them till he missed his property; 'and they hi* '.. t1,,,1. Th, ! .. poci;tit 4,, , ,01.-.; containing all the bills awl" papeys,,esceptvAg the 11010.4 0 ,waspi,:ked up in At°. gylc-street Soon atter ores ti . , . SMITIIfI F.. ID NIA I{ 1(.. r I', Nov. 11,.. 11 1 • 15 ( 1 2 ... 7 . , s morket had but an inliffei . ent stipp:y . pi the dioii.at kindti oreiititv,;'ll.ef, Moto,, an.a. `Vaal wore, itear4l . l. Porict,bld at last ptiee, and the trada in genorti was somewhat tlitt J - th,e soles iti the. I-fay-inatit'et weed rather doll; I-taY hod Cloi , er Wird 'dropped iti)itice, Straw obtained I,ist price,,; the on» 044ttlentina0,priees iin , (l riurbbers are n eorrea state* ' r 064( i' , '. '" ' ' ; ' . ' ~ ' . ,!r ; ~I r o,fi t . D Witio. 0 iti , per stone of 9th, . 14 lit 4 1 1 ilrAti i It 44. N 1 ottoa,,4s,,Att, to ssi 4d. Pork, ,' i hy /brit; ' ;$ 4 fit,. to 64. J., ) (1, i'4;i1.1 1 5 1 4K ,-- , . t.1 0 1 , :49“ ) , calviis, 161. I l igs, 10‘. ' . - ~. : , tgtvlttsl , 4lrtzLD it AY la Att KIT. • ' . flay', 41.10 e. dtt, to 'l, tOh 'Od. Straw, •al.. os., to 31. , 011... Cloict, st. as. od. to 61. los. od. C(AN4;scciuktior, N? a ()Wing in th Lie 0040,:ney v.diedi co4stwiie, thert3 - 1111 Vvry few Ilt,rtito!fl of Q . . 114141 gettertit, ,, mid Wheat is titt6teti, tit a liMall 111CVeltSe iti pt lee ) Rye and Barlek are eatzh rather higikli.. .6e: tatt,q, lora! au . ext,reiiv: 3116r.t.ttoiply 3 Malt , and-,NVitite:.Veas. 3.,upport, their prieeh; lieotls of t;.ltil` kirid . ; Ow' irtrit)tan the Lae ativ,llre i there liltiThe'etititinitattee - of shortt.tpi),livs ot (,),$, and oak% fhb, at ore named 1441 . 1 as dor ). riour wit he If Oilt . 0111nieflti r 4 ' . ' . * : W 'apt d:Ti 4 */* . i , r . 4 124 Tick De its . .. kpe. A6ls 1.i,:, t , dii t d ': i , ;„A-J , Ate A Alai Dittu tri:l4 Oct) - tLis A ot . o R sit . _ ~ ',),',—. ' i o, A 504 Oats - - .34: - , ; A 364 4; 445, . 15,,,11,; - .. . sei a 574 P.laud I,l 'oo . - 445 4 44. m4it. - - _ h. zs A 9416 - P643tOC (IMO . 47a 4 44% WhittPeal,boilers gait a' gs Rape Seeit .` : str.; A 54i. C. reiilitte . . Os a II tine I I , ur . suaS A to,a lititut . • . 61s a 678 Sedital‘la « a vss a 1,46 r .. ,~~ i 1 4