The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-15 00:00:00

PRO(;Eti)II4dS IN THE • MEDICAL REPORT. • 4, ° ec cT °T l' Elß Ott the . 23d 'nine p e rs o ns•We .dii, • • • - - ,• l un T , he r"di u g . of the ManifestO Of the Cy?, tr 'l, ';,v''as Proceeded inns tollows :—The fen eAt of ;. C O I Aklith army , frOm Gallicia exposed thur ;Writ. and its Goveriinieht, under the most en s ibart I ; l .ng circurriStaM6s, - but thoSe - concluding public pir . s, anxiou s to provide for , the exigency, •inirn e l. ut4:ely transmitted aide's to the late Marquis of lto4 '! °.a nend 1 .) the defencefe , s situation of that lio.rious Province.' 'l'io render his attit6ndc ti , e 7 .his provided with every thit:g Y ar ,Y , and tottress of Ciudad Rodrigo wars dplted iri order to support the .artny under his,or ,' The Junta at the same time endeavoured to t'weeff e a N, the levy en masse in Gallicia, and for' D,;Plirl3°S , ' the proper resources were 'furnishech-;—' vei mg these proceedings Romano, entertaining su s -. tho ' ns of th , !' fidelity 'Of the Junta of Asturias, Kink r t: l l l . l lini the exp'edient of - changing its Menitieri, ch e irCU h ance gave rise to much recriminating, r l i ss ''' Central Junta was obliged to appoint Can- . i 4l , l " e ta to into the business to preveot t ruphon to the public repose. • The Junta is not 6 1e Gtn ed of the result of •the exertions of-these con attal Offic,rs. When the levy in Gallicia was . au ginenting, 'and* *the enemy was forced io tip t'z'e '""'"ans were taken to cut' off the retreat of, ; t e-r,ern Y , and slime battalions were embodied' to • i t ' .. ent the pill age of the towns though which otldeirl)d pass—(l he further reading ~was heresns le m-'n' • ster of frinsinifted'to the Cortes ilie P h resen talion of Don Joseph - Colon, Deacon of i f e t ri vai Council, in which he sta'ed, that as an 16 7 , 4 t;a1t as a Counsellor, and as a Deacon of the, 4 ' o _ 4 Councils, he acknoWledged the authority of 14,7,: t eaJ And that haviog sworn obedience to the tii 4 ; lol Y of the nation, no doubt could be enter "°,l to their determinations.— Ej t that he merely applied for a license Sti 14t k 'leidy in the character he sustatned,, in or der,, d sot Y . .any resignation of his privileges he shonl 14,,„14.91r1ice those' who should succeed hhn in the' office '• • • 1114 - st atement . • produced: a long discussion: S r tik e ' 4 Nlia said, that he step that Sr. Co!On had lailn' s Pctfealy legal,„and that he ought . to-9 ••, l icell se of -ippeal he. sought. • N'utiENA's e'ontendri4 !bac : appeal shook 1..0 . eft but he had no objedion to the presentation t ik,titiont,, the same tribunal.. • aIELGRARER) was not surprised. that a pally; k ested stioold . sp , ply for such.:-In appeal. , . (4 4 ' NIORALE4 GALLI:I:JOS observci, that in',ol3llTl 7 . kt 431 ci lara'ler,M. Colon subinitted, acid he cferk.! ; kt ilerstand w h in'his public character shovl the respect ; and he r could notr l bfirt Otr 'th e resis t a nce ot h erw i se than zto a. fv . , : 4 1 'Vitt the authority ot,ihe CCurl• • • °W ' it! .A. aCt Sr. Nflt hut;mitted to the . Assembly the. g proposition : li e :tle Cortes .raot to the Deacon of the Council '411, 1 ; 1 , 114 ° 60 far as to empower him to represent 4(141 deems to be necessary to the mainteuance tights.n - . i. 4 2 I4 IoELLES said, that What the Deacon 16,1141'..itivolved latent difficuhies. It' is certain 4 i ut - t 1 1,,'PlIiii'ation is inconsistent with the respet, If yea A ;" ‘giiiinate authority of the Asseuibly.- - . tclicede, the, license that is solieited, disavu' o ' f ? '4sert, give saitelion to tho I ,Aft er .,, )our own power. quert a I v Words from Messrs. Gutierrez de la Nicts i s t iNualizo; caned°, Villagomez, and some le sittin g terminated. . 6 . -. ti lin! C A I, REPORT. t 3 O c . rot Nti t i 'n 2G..--On the 24th eight bodies wore. A ( ii tie '. ' 1P ,,,, 111 ,' was read from the Minister of f h ., t ‘" ll i l l - ; ,,' 11c4 it was stated that he of the In ba.d recovered -tti i t , '""Position,. but not having received ‘,. 1 . ike.... `Li t i l ~'Y instructions on some' subjects co l tin ic e e ct o a t th q? ° tlice, he desired that. hi'i atiPLR ".,I. 1 . /4 11" 4 ' l 1 be g d ay. g itdispensed,, , t Il le D ' with . on the fol 0W o, „,,, ' P r lty of Monte 'c'ideo prese nted a Pet mt ' "wi.ttitits f- . • tic 4.....- t i va l. ihtc.. ; 4.i• Lind hs tti vie r t, that a • Peib zua - . t i o f America,' llit h " r atrd eVer since the' contitteh . ___ . 'll C t di6oontinued, it being, from its . 'nature . lithifi.riaa,ratet, inconsistent - with , the etit?ai l i-t e Y re ' t ° lt t L s ''ledged in the Peninsula to bait/ , Att, countrymen On - the proposition of S r. :. t)r„: lli 4 t ' l l= n was . refer red to the Ultra IVlaiitte:- 11 1 , ,-, c e. lii , t.er t lit e , es, on the tee=of the Coma 4, 1 11 '. W't • •the following tegui n. , , mendation ._ 3 ..... , r, acceded to I'l l . . . , . • t at s who had ' , i future the widows of officels. ' ce of "or, titi ° t he held of battle, Or .1/1 C°lle(iVier'' e 'ttt 1 th e to rtceived, shah obtain' a . pettsion" 9n . t a che , A t uve t-he ran g,. &c. . t 4 4t11, t : 0 4 4 prop os i t i on was a d o p te d . , ea fhe s i ng . g e e l 3 l - . i ki, i n Sr:t.. LL ANAS, for i he payount . of suca ip i ..:,-, 4 . i . '' btu - i t n il , e ,tase*of a deficit iu the -fond from -w"‘" e h e ; 41 ILY drawn. . ,ti c t t i l4 • ll sion was resumed, on the representation Ntt,, d )' 1). Jos s Ptt COLON. Sr. Beartout• su m p: ~ th A t t u e petition at length. Sr. dot.Fm rem m k . , II; o ,:‘ the contrariety of p4rt of th e opinions' iti the Asse .i t i l ,''ti ti ":„," sollicient proof of the difficuitY attendin g ;",tat.,"ou, and the endeavour on 'the (14tte,iii to remove the . obscurity bad, in tact, only i i,, l , l litZtt it * NVitat did lie mean by saying,- that i , .` k 1 .,1 — , charaCter, for hitu4elf and hi 4 successors, tql ti '7 4 "lied his • rights ? What was it but a a I _ , 4 , 4 lkii t ' tl 'ration against the L it it ," 4l . to th. A power of the Tribun‘ . l . ride ' ? - Another circumstance. wa • s, , 11, it pa ''' Censure was confined to the terms used tn. r A er, and not to the sentinients Of • its auth o r. t ad rAttcl4 lisußzaos s p o ke to a similar et l 'e ct , r.. ttlt `tit et4 'ked, that it was entirely a new ex.P 3 . l . Il leta t° li tigate! regarding. an ai)peal before Jud , g; 1111 0,_tai: 1 , i " .hall. It. looked • like endeaVourin% t t 1 ''''at - "Y the authority of a future Cartes agains 'Or s o %v f l 'io , ll at present existed. ' ke these, Would the Diree -110141,1`,'0 council have ventured to tit . S t , " e t "e timq of Charles•lV. ? t• ot i Sal t ktoersAvA, after some short observa4_,) , L t olti ti til gi c iWeti, p„,t the' pre ' stnt applicat.inn of .br.. ' 4 'lie i . —,1111 • 1 be ri=terred, - with the other dot:tune II: , t•Ut i -..iti. 4 . v iblatial itself. : ' ' f . t ' IM •A ltiel 41.11t.'" I do not Mean to dextid ' a nd much teas the conduct 01 D. Jos COlon, whiCh I tenti of ippioire On this t occasic i ni. Nether do I, approve Otthe opinions of Gentlenien who have taken the, alarm under these circurnstarices The piibild is much deceiVed Rud pre recollect the aitemiticin of a, wise man, ~,who says, chai when' ibe orator, to a deliberative ? itiernbly; ie intcritipied by clamour, s riut, ;3114 . deeettek are offended, and there rnitit be intriTio at work . with the oppo6ite party. - --L(liefieated inur 7 mkts.} . . LLANBaizs, arid others; in the contusion which arose, desired that, the Sitting, might be concluded, and the President-concurred with them. Sr.•Gottitt advised, that the riaestioiLiliduld aiscosSed, whether .the ASsctphly should rise or • 'Mesari. the Cohnt of Tottet;ro and AaGuEr.4., is in „gist ed that the proceedings should not tie interrupted. .(The public applauded iltese : Members,' and in t tumult some voices were , distinguished„ requiring "titat-Vallente 'should , be impeached, .as at enemy of the people.)—The Assembly was chssofved, and the Mcruhel:s . separated - ; • Such was the ieebnic:d qUestion,on the subject 'of an Appeal; demanded by a public officer from au in. fterior to, a superior tribunal, ;that gave rise to the oornmsolion in Cadiz, that might have been attend- ed with 'very 'serious consequences. AMERICA? 13.4PERS. .Norfolk, .Gazette And Public Ledger, 06T . i 4. STATE •OF 1114 NATION. • ' The pressure of the Non-lmportatiOn At and the - dissolution of the Bank of the 'United Slates, are , continaally augmenting the erobarralsmenti,and cperess of the commercial - classes of our citizens,. and t hense ~their numizrous . effeas .a re extending to , 'all ot her - descriptions of the Couirnurlity, „ ' The Di ri,6ters of the 'Bank, with a very landable spirit, have ienthitur ' oured to draw in their large capital as . slowly ias pogkbles consistent with the interest of the insti- ltutiblt j but their . loans being very • extensive , i ' V tihe'se constantly' contracting, 'added' to other embarrassments-which trade. has so long expe rienced, cause numerous bankruptcies, especially in - Pur r - large cities. The ruin which, the blind policy of: our,tulers, •lias thus brought' upon the country 'becomes daily more .alarming, and sweeps.• like a pestilence hOndreds,. and hundreds ,from alive life., To:add to the public, distress, WhiCh' this state of things has, produced; the preyailingparty ire alreac4 Crying out for war. Esery species of excitement is employed to render a confii6t with Great 13ritain acceptable to: the people. 44 But let the people, and .especially the homers, ..•.• 11 ons u, ider what war will lead. to. The moment Unit lirsi'llieas`nre is adopted, our revenue, already great -I.rtstitninished, will seoreely•be ' , tacit:tit to pay those 'tvi-!.9 t Fl?li4t -it. liow then will: the expences of GoVernment be, paid?., What shall we. have to de- . 1it:1°1*(1%109n for defraying +he expences of war ?: Tha areltants are already impoverished—the great cities will .scaicely,he able to . st‘pport their ow' 0 poor— . we have no money in our, treasury, and thetefore taxes on land must ensue—there is no other resource . .-Haiul,these i wiil ensue \ilet): ti n . produce of ..ter farms can scarcely pay the .expence .Q 1 carrying it lo market." - MORE FRENCH ROBBERY. " The, sloop Express, Captain ['limo/A, arrived here vesterday, in 40 days from Oporto. On the Bth .of September, in lat 30.. long. .33. was boarded' from a-French frigate, ,wl6-said the) ware from die.. Isle .'f France s bound to Brest; They iv.ibbecl the Ekpress of fifte9 hundred dollars in specie, all the sppre blOcks, tar,, beef, Pork, oil, paints, &c. &c. aild,atter threatening to bUrn the sloop kit her ,to voyage she being only in ballast. This 'is another and unequivocal proof of the practical re pt:o of the French pluodertris and butning Decreed Beilin and Milan." ANOTHER PROQP. The brig Aur6Ka, captain Lake, which tqrived at Itis port yesterday, from Gibraltar,.was bo.t.rtled on the passage by the French- ttigate. CloriudA, mid robteif of 15011 cloffars, ~tt part 6f ht provisiots Cbiti stores, %tearing t-ipparal, &c. and p L to Ofikeeti , Tice frigate was on a cttAtzp-I.IA from The. Isle of Ft Mice, Sintr9Ns has taken aparitni l iit9 in Pall-Mall, and, (toes .nut mean, to room to her .pretty . cottage fin - Ft ;far 'time, ou account •of, the necessity olat- • te . nding the rehcursal of intendvd revivals - , 'its well as $Af la usual pridessiOnaleXertionS. ,1 4 ,T,ierreport that COOK?, the:actor, had married i%oin in America, is well founded. ICS .new wife 41 ),V (10 hi with two Otikirpo, and is the dabgliier taMn•keeper'in New-York. fie was to per in during this month in Philadelphia, and of returning to Vighind -in a short time, hot it Seemed to be 'the general opinion in America that he would never again .Visitthis:country. .• , • Citorcii, whose taste and science have justly raised him very high in the musical world, has late ly been employin&.his powers 'in the coinposition cif an Oratorio, the v4.ords to which he has taken - from Mr, 144tiea's excinisite Poetti Pa/es/me—a -Nvork that aboundsin fine imaginery, and is characterized • by a kind of hallowed charm that a wakens sentiments of a pure and dignified nature, that belong to, no other effosinn of living genius. b i as beep whispered in theatrical circles that the Eley4n), 'said to be engaged at Covent-Garden Theaae•,iis to Make - hiS debut in the part of Faattil, in The Merry If Ives of indsor. Miss LESERVE lierfortti the part of Mrs. Bird, and - a , nuniber of very active, emissaries are huntting over the town for a Mrs, Pn O ‘ic of , proportionute.-magnitude. It'is Raid . that the. Quadruped Hero of the piece can al ' really 'stand upon his kind-legs; and , is so expert in the use of those before, that he can manage to read the love-letter' without Oh' assistance of . his Pro- toscis. •• ••• . "S.esierday the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas sat ht' Nisi Prins, Viestruinster, and tried ,ene cause, which was an aEtion on a Bill of Ev,liaage, bro4glit by-a servant against his (luster, a printer, in Loin. bar..l-sireet.-7-11ne Jury found a t erdiet for the plain tiffr—bainages 2 i ie'--The eiccumsiances were not jai:el estin,q. . . • . . ''''"Tlie experiment of applying earthen pipes for the. .. 11 , - of , COnVeYabCe WatVr , , instead of thosL a t wood, or 4. • /gi . • iron - , is immune:xi in a Conneclicat Paper, to have succeeded to the utmost expectatious of the pro- jetor :~5 . s k Lr&i soNNET; ON is'etSiNO 'A CHUNCii. , . . Thotigh Time has bent his . course through matii ayear, Sins; in' thy walls I sitar' d the nuptial tic, Ne'et can l.pais those walls without a,sigh,. But haply linger with a parting tear. And till city lialkow'd precinds 'shall be dear, for - there.l gain'd a faithful, tirrnAlly, Whoic wind in purity witli:Saints 'night vie, With each.engaging charni to sooth and cheer.: Then neer, oh I itered I.) , Ane,,beforc thy shrine' Has . Woritan yet receiv'd the bridal band, In worth survassik ht.r who once was mine: But now amid the world foth.rn 1 stand Since doonedtht only treasure to resign;— , Like.l pOor seaniation a desert land.— Oxtvoßn, •Nov; 9.= —Thursday the follbwing Gen tlemen wete admitted to degrees .I‘l,,sr tits or Asurs. —Mr.' I. F. Brickdale, of 'Christ Church; Rey. 0. Dineley, of Worcester College • Rep. C. H. 'LlylJr, i rt ,College; Rev—lohn•Patiocll, of 'it. Mary Hall. • 11.**.eitr.Lpas ror,Attrs.—Mr. C. Champoe's, of St. Al ban Hdtl ; Mr. A. Wyatt, of Christ Church'; Mr. a.: h.. 11.4rtrint4of.litazen.hose College; Mr. C. Crawley, of Um , versity College. liathOrtit art:l MiNtirtiri, of Christ Church, areeletted Fellow of All Soul's College. Saturday last- the Hon. and Rev. At mine Wodehouse, A.M. was instituted to the rectory of Bornhany'finlotn with Bi*too, with Kimberley •pt& nexed, in .the'.County.of Norfolk, on the prsenta , ; fiat) of the Ri4ht Hon. John Lord Woclehoose. , the Rev. James Rose Edmund. Nelson t 4 insti, tuted to the rectory 'of Congham'St. Mary,,.with St. Andrew,in t.he.Coutity 01 • Norfolk,,on the pre sentation of Eliz:,Fot ster Nelson, widow. CA M B RILA Nov. 1 1.-7:The Rev. Sherard Becher, A. M. and Fellow of St. John'sCollege,Cambridge, has lately, )3c:en instirnted to the Vivrage of East Markham cUtn West Drayinn; in Nottinghamshire, on the presentation of his Grace the Dtike of New castle. • .•• Mr. Thomas, Fellow-commoner of Emmanuel College, 'in whose rooms.the late unfortiinate fire originated, has liherallv•presented the, Society with 6001. towards 'restoring the building. TheS,e*Man Prize, :,given annually by the Uni versity of 'Cambridge, has been awarded, for the third tirne,io the Rev, • Francis Wrangharn, .M. A. at: Trinity College, iintl litCtor of Hunmatiby, near .in th , . mast 'Riding of :Yotkshire, for. his Poem ,on Sutferins of the Primitive Martyrs."' 80xiN0'.....--Thahatile between Dogherty and Hall took, place on Wednesday, wiihin a (liner of a mile of Souihaea•C&,tle, Pvrtstuo.;th. 'Mit town; a nd neiglibourhOod were nearly deserted by ten o'clock ip the morning, and by eleven, the Whole .of.. - the Cominon . was completely full. All . the buildings on the CoMmOn were_co.ered with spec; Woofs, and all. were impatient to r see the heroes. At half-pail two Dogl.erty and Hall, with their ser curds and friends, appeared on tbe Common, and were cheered with nine' huzzas ! Hall had • a . nd Da4 l herty,MenirlOza.,.tur his second. At a.quar ,• ter - befoie three they imiutited ttie staae and a Lic • Is neial fillOtat ensued, which rent the air. The coll . btitnnis then, shcrik,hatids an , i set-to. Round t.—Dogherty.p.tde play, and ball made a right handed lunge at hint, which was %veil Stopped; and he struck hint right -: and left anti floured htru.-I(ets a to r Oil D,OgilertY. 1 • Round rallied and gave Deghetty a hirtw on the face, who return'e'd a well riirezted blow ad the r ibs, which caused a dreadful 011,— .- ; to z on I)ogheity. Rounds;, 4,5 . ; and irivalit' very shy, but Dog. belly follOWeil hint to every part of Lite stge with that he. roisin he is so much distidguished fur, and bored him do w every round.--; to r on•Dagherty;" Round 7, —Dogherty grew too confident, ' : InTie a blunt right'and•left, bat was stoirped by flail, who cloaca and grave Doglicrty a tiementious cross.battuck, with a very heavy fal(.—; to 2 on pOghety: itds. S, 9, and To. -7- Bo*l4 betrayed great weakness, and aft, a few blows in tavour of Dogllvriy, Roundi'it, la, anti 13 --ttatherin favour of Deghertyonit • 'both ‘verkeitrentely 3ticl strttck slight. Kouritil.44...ktfah appeared revived. • Doglicrty went in 341j,grar...k right and left. Itorli presented a shocking speefacie,,lacing, both covered:With loit eye 'blind .froniisoiling.-3 tot on I)og3altl+;' •'` • L . Itound's s:and arr4izlioth app eared quite e'Xhaustect, and it could scarcely tie called righting, but both td.ewctl. them selves plea of bottom,' Rotimi 47. Dugherty struck his 111Att a slight blow on' the head, and floored him.. Flail was unable to face his man in tint; which terminet. ed the contest. , • . `.l tIC. bay le,lasteti fifty - mintaits. AlendozAi and Lee, !Ind . the whole are Died; to Citiottester . to sparr. The following paragraph appeared in the Exeter Paper pit last week :-- , Eitetsa DUTIKS..--In the course of last weeit .rour CoMmissions of Inquiry into the amount of the Ex 'cise Duties oft Beer, which had been for some years as pt .evaded at Plymouth an d i ts nei g hbourhood, Were executed at the K Arms in that town, be fore ;Geoff , 0 W olicolobe Esq. the Rev. Doke • , • . Yono, aii l Roilert Hdrrel eronde, tAmtnis,,ioneri, by.ci Special Jury, when verdi:as +Nett found for E,Linool. :it'd upwards., The result of these in p,reat moderation, before t3entleinen, tello, as NlogiAraies, hate itiug p6sSkniS erl ihe'entire esteem and c o nfidence of the' County, appear to give setteial• satilkotion, and promise, to• render a tasting benefit, hot h to the public, in t heft).- tore sexoritrof the revenue, and to the town itself, by - stripping, the trade of a profit obtained through illegal meanp- ‘ ,,and calctilated therefore to destroy that fair coirpetitkOn, which is so advautwou.s to the corparunity. The absurd ,staternent whieli appeared some time a;,l in the. American Papers,. that two lunatics in ,the Pennsylvani3 Hospital had.been. restored tit ma son by f; anurtng Ikea skulls, is formelly contra.' ditled itt l li,tosion Journal. On Tues.;,ty afternono, as Fsatits, Esq. of the Cot. , ream 4egiment of Foot Gtlill,l4, was passing.alon.4 the. Strawl, he was hustled by a got - 4 of pickpochets„ and, robbed t,f his pocket-book, taining a t 01. Witik of Et gland. note. The Annual Fair at Ktngston•upon-Th trnes tits plAyedi on Wechiestiay, prodigious stew iii ho . -s , „ cattle; sheep, pigs, &c, although several drovys sv,-re prevented from reaching the grand mart, owing to the roads to many plates being itopwable, Itnm tht. late heavy tains having, ii ,, u4vd the a:l)6pin neigh:. Without!. POLICE. MANSION-HousE:—Yesteiday a sing ihr c3.sa Caine before the Loin MAYOR. John PNll, n h:itchei, of Vnitechapel* char‘g,ed hisp.vn sons with concluding theruselv;s in a jiy undutiful monner, and threalenitig thc , ir father's : life; Mr. 1?. gave. his Lordship an account of his sons word and adions, too shucking to be repeated. The 'eldest appei l red not to excevo seventeen years of . age. About a year ago this boy belnivt'd so H., that he theeatetted to send him to ;to pvv r ot which, he .chopped, off h''s own thuntb Tne younger one stPl.contpuinr: the noliapp:, ciaiople of his brother, in swearnvand life, he was rimier the. necessity tj . ..,iltivietting to send .him on board ofythe'render, who,l he q .- ith, horrid oaths s.tid he•Woul,d,_,.Prev.ent that, chopped oil his own thumblast Monday.. , The Lo . MA on seiierely repri-.l , :tr,,ded the buys for. their utitlioiltil contiutt . in ti•,eir togther, ah.i fully coinmir thlmltp di4vret4 Countqts, to answer the complaint at the Sessions. ' 4 , 4 (nail who called himself John , Jobnsion was charged. by Mr. 'Brisco, of i ThavieS Inn-buileings, Holborn, with robbing biro of his gold watch, teals, and key., Mr. B. si,ate!.l :that lie' - lived in l , havieslnn, and in going home, the night before,, about eleven o'cHAt, in liming up the buildings, he was hustled by'. the pri ir.er, and at dial Moment found that his watch was taken (torn him; that be 'seized the ,prisoner lulu then gave the alarm, %%hen a light was brought, and the gold ease - of the watch Was (mind near the prisoner the wrath, he ' supposed, he had' handed off to a ,conwanion, as the watchman in Holborn had seen a man run from thence down, Hatton-garden. The prisoner denied the robbery, and complained of the Gentleman having mtruCk him m the mouth with his umbrella.--He gave. no account of himself, and was fully committed to take his trial: ~,,• . The worthy Alderman commended Mr. B. much on his spirited condud in apprehending thci prisoiwr i as it was become an alarining practice in thsi neigh bourhood. Even in the middle of the day, gentle. men wei e hustled, on pretence ot Mad buttocks, and robbed of thziir watches. Bow-STHEur. — , Yeateiciay John - Ralph was brought to tire Office, in the cUlitody of Vickery and Adkins, by whose exertions he 'hart been .appre hended,rcharged with stealing a number 'of the kirk bank itotes,. near Edinburgh, about throe months Since. The officers tr4co, him to a house in Pottpnol-latie,"Gray'S !n-lane, where he wad lodging with his wife and ihr.i..e'childreti. Ohsearehr, ing hire and his. bud. rooms • a key tor pistols was found in his waistcoat ,vocket, which lie said took frnin a:r'ii . bher in a 'Scuffle, : who robbed hini of 801. U:. .the officers proceeding t , ') s.,,arch the roc:0, they found two' lea..led pistols, one of them 31 ti n l herd of his bed, and the of her at' the top of the bed stead ;. the. prisoner then said "he also took the pie tots front the robber. The prisonevis iiboot-eloser try trade, brit there wash° appearance Of any work, vino on. He Wai •cormiiitted 1111 an answer is se ceied from Edinburgh as to :Vickery and Adkins con\ eying him thero. 06 M ou doy avplic.ation was made at the Office fai an officer to at t Clarke`q, in the Edgeware rdad, in coosecinence of a female servimt who had bee'll dischtirged, refusing to e l r:it tty rind be having in a, very disOrd, , rty nt inocr iu consclqueneq Lack was sent. On ' hiS arrival there, to,his greet lurprise, he ,loncd the t sirl had 'hanged herself in the back kitchen, tilebonse in the greatest state of co:ltosion, rite in iti'll";sS . hitOng fainted r it her first discovering the Ol'hangink A milklien came in mid cut her down, A. medical Gentlest n modimoly Called in, and by tirtsely aifA she was short time restored to life. After',her re covery the. \Officer prevailed on her to' lecti , tiouse IlNteN- If ALL. —A yiontan, calrinw herself 1./aria ,Ifi c kspu., and 3 twlt. ciamtKl George , 4arnard or Jig/ - net, who is icksititir4.l' esvapmi Iron Hulks, where he was confined ttnder . tienttnee< of tranvorialion, :was a lvw thytt since apprehended, at Satrrop ,Waition, and taken : before s .13 , ;nch of M ag i 4irates , Cu .I.iirpicion ef being I.ILICCCIS 01 bases Coin. 7 .. _ On searchipg t h e woman, there.Vverefoond in her. possession' nktiety,upouterfeit three-shillitt 161;tris, 20 0 shillings,A, , 4n4; l3.4):sixpences,, all bad. She 'was committed to the !louse of Corretlion fur, three mouths, under the Black Atli- and Barnard was detained for trial oy) a chargoof being at laig4 before. the term of his senknce was expired, Jackarin was tried at the late Burrey Ses sions, on a eliarge Of uttering two canine, frit dol lars to Mrs. Hobbs, of. Blackman -street, it pay .mitt for a bonnet. She then told :in artful tale of .having been cruelly treated and do s e' by tier band, and that the dollars in question were given her, by a sailor, I'be Jury, though there was tv strong ease against ber,.acquitteo her. Cons ..EtiCilithitan, Nov. 16.—The rna,kei (fay has some fresh art ivals of Wheat, rind the riuln. titles on hand but - i'utonsiderable, m this trade sales are named. tufty, at west prices yawed ; rye . rat bet-1)4;110r ; Batley . brisk in sale, with Malt, 1:;:tp their prices, White and Grey Peas at Itt4e t) u ctualion; Beaus - of the , two sorts at some less; there are several fresh' arrivals of Osts t ,with tolerable remaining supplies ; acid salerfi thereof quoted rather lower, excepting those of fi rst quality. Prlccs_of Flour,at the last quotat:oti. SMITHFIELD NIANKVI*; Nov. Is.- This day's Msitt,...et pir:ty wrii tote dllierent kinds of ititu'ton is tivarrr; cork iy chi.aper ; Beet anti Veal sup. , ort last price.; and the trade in geni-ral was lint twer sales he Hay lantri,,Vvero 119 i ti. ; 1-13 i C'over.ObUtitled last prices; I•3s fallen in pract.-..-1.110 lit derrnentioneci OIL:4a liiid tiuriltiert are an acenrate statement trot; 4s. od. to Ss 4d. Muttoll;4s. I. toes, 644 Pork, St. to 7s ed. VVO, 55 tiq. to 76 . ot t. beasts, too°. Sttcep, 7210. Caives. tio. Vigs, 29124 • - SMITHFIELD HAYMAIIK ET. flay, 31. O s, 61 ,s (Al. SttaW, 21. os. to 21, los. Ciovor, si. ob. ott. to 71. os. od, I I