The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-17 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. PAmr!:Lu:;.;, ....a.. .2 ~, v t• the last two days we have been i the L .2,lest state of alarm. Ge , rieari at the head of fonr battalions of 11i5 troops. 11,y tempted a coup-de-mail to gain pos sessi,,r, of thk city, in whtelt there were persons who :lad a s:7:ret ontierstanding with him. Seve ,fal of his ofiic‘.frs,Aiowever, having sliewn repu:.H naß . ce - t o ex kute the enterprise, with tvhich it woukd lypenr tiie:y. had not been previously, ni•ade acquai , :ted, Mina was compelled to relinquish the atte mpt, ann to r,tive, followed‘by those who ye mained faithful to hinl: Some individuals of his Staff were killed or wounded., We' are assured that he tonic the direction of Ptui•nte ,wbere th, re has been a great fermentation among his s.:)itliers, of whom h part have quitted his ta::dard. The gates of our city are-shut ; pone but cunt-jets, who are escorted by' considerable detaclintents, are perMitted to' go ott,t. We 'ex pect every moment reinforcements, which our Viceroy has sent ior. It - is said that Mina wished to get-possession of the citadel ; but his ulterior projects' arc un known. - The prisons are lilting with persons charged Nvith• being his coadjutors. The ciltied circulate a report that: Mina's conspiracy is only one branch of a plan which embraces Arragon and Cataloniiz, and extends to Cadiz ; we triist -that 'this is a gloss exaggeration. Thereare • dOubtiess many discontenttil people in the different provinces ; but. the mass oftie Elation are Hithful to their Sovereign, of %violet; they have given un eloivocal proofs. Count Espeleta, our Viceroy, and General Elio, were horn in the kingdom ti)t -Navarre ; Cieneral Arrizaga is also our conntryman. It is true the . Viceroy is very old ; hut the two latter are in . .a capacity to, do their country serxice.., They are devoted to his Maj-:sty, and enjoy great contider 4- tion, thus balancing - the infinence of Mina: The circumstance of the latter being so much an object of terror to US, is the more embarrassing, as our Ambassador at earis, Labrador, .in • a letter,to the Journal de Paris of the 20th :if July last, covered hint with 'praises, and boasted of his antique virtues aad glorious dceds Even at this moment .iilinas'S portrait is sold at -Madrid, and figures in the collection of those or the patriots ,who so powerful / 1y- contributed to the defence -of the goon cawse. „ ST. ESN DE Luz, 0cT..6,---t-Mina is said to be at th , . itCad of a corps of between five and six tiktnlSi'."'' ' It is added, that he is in posses shin Jaca, which be had previously provisiont2d for one year. Goris, one of his Chiefs of LCattnlion, is said•to have been arrestett by his own troops', and con(!octen to Pmnpelona, where lie hart "been shot. Many of•his Ofiicers who had heen - ,detainnd at Pampelana on suspicion of their t+) 11.1 . 11; have escaped from thence, and joinCii their Coonander.—Chatiges in the **pauish i‘lins.try are talked - of, ' VIENNA, oc9r. 2.—The day of the so' long v Hued-for Congress liar big at last arrived, it , was thooght ti:at a solemn service would have whet' place in the church St:. Stephen ; but no order t-, that effect 'yet been given, and notilblg in oicates the prceise' day when - the Congress a 111 e Ccurt Gazette_ : s impatiently looked to 'ec:cry inornin,!, in the hope of its•l ; iving infor . maziop. On thi, ne:ad. impossible to convey an idea of the bustle which. prevails in and about the palace. Multi tudes are colleettd to see :he Sovereigns, who are coming and going every Moment ; the drums heat, the troop: - . are tind't• arms; the people, on .• twit, on horseback, qad in carriages, jostle each. Other' iti• (tiicctiuiiS. .T he ,_\Linisters hitherto' m ost conspicuotis,. ale M. Me - tteraieh, Nessel lode, flardenherg, and Caslercagh. The Imperial Palace is at present nillabiCed, by two I.lnirrors, two Empresses, four aings, - and a Queen ; two Irertiiii6try Princes, the one )tal, the °dna royal ;' tv.o Grand Dircicsses and two ‘ Princes. The v, hole of the, building' c z : , / ocd , on 'One . Of the. . I. .yeat s id s ..s is the palace, 'properly so called, and on; toe other opposite to it .are the hnild ings !or the Council of State, Bte.; the Amelia and Swiss Palaces fonn the wings. The Du pc:or Empress cJI Russia iuliabit the secofid . • ‘. . bto!ey of the Ameiia palace, and the - IsAng of Vi ii tenibei . g the first; the King and Queen tit with the Princes their sons, and the t:tand _Duchess, of ..%Veirlar, occupy the Cotinvii buildings ; ' , he Kiug of Denniai ' that: • 1 ,,, r t o c C ie .:7;w;.ss Pala c e which locks_ towards the t„.!.ticn:i., and the Eing. ofPrl!ssia that dices c:tiv ; the Ilerediiary Wince of Prussia lo(les ; the I t !..u:peror and Mpress of Austria, - v;iti; the G;•and Dileliess of Oldenburgh, awl the ilei - eihrziry Prince at Austria, occupy what is-prO 7 per:y 'the Palace: The yoiing. Archdukes aniiArchguchess art at Schoenhtunn. Pious. t cr. 13.-LWe are assured that the King as jastappointed-a Connuis'sion for the purpose • of devisil.g, means to relieve iii faithful subjects _ v.l;t, ha% e lost all in his service. - "Vesici.day o,e Cirambeiof Deputies, in a Secret Committee, voted, hy way of amendment, - ad(i,tions ; to the (ligation of the crown, such as the uotels Monaco and , Nicnits,. the castle of Vii Tiers, tic l'2:lysee-131)urboti, In the same Sit • ting the discussion bit the responsibility of Minis ters was commenced. We heat • from Rastadt,. that the districts ad -30111,:ig• conrinac to be 0b1i2, - ed to main toil: the iiastriau garrison in that fort - . It is be ed that be- declared an imperial fort, b'e-, L t „ ; , i n g to all Germany. • • One of wit Journals ,contains conic ridiculous wiLh,rt.,,gayd•to the Crown -Pcince of Swedci; of the, article pretends that he .receive(!.receive(! 110 invitation to the COugress. ' can assert, huwe ver,. thatabis is not trite. V‘Te 'have hin - vre ,Its ,•ittstrian Observer of the 24111 o Septembe:, a jellli-I>fficio Joianal, edited by Pella, Private Secretary of Prince Met tecnieli; rind we shire read on:icr the heal! of Vienna, " the CrOwW,Prinee tit 6vccden is ex'pect'ed 11C,re. tb-tnorrow.!! 'it would appe2r , in truth, that tl.e. at airs Of:NorwAy still detain that Prince; hut it sloadd be remarked, ti,at the Dope - : . or of Ahstria decorated him hst year, atter tte battle of newitz, with the ribbon of the Orier .of Maria Theresa; and that in-August last, - vlrel - t.lre Ii it►g of Prussia wade his solemn entrance intb a transparency was exhibited of; the poi ti'ait of t.ho Crown Prince 'by the side of the 'Sovereigns ~of Austria and Russia.--- 7 (Jottirtai . de, Paris.) it is just not to fo'rg'et chose who do not wish , to be forgotten. When a man, like M.M4,116e, ptiblisfies to - -day libels under his name, it is he cesary to recal the idea which naturally attaches r itself to this na ne : •this . is , judging the writing by the author. We ee,niind the public, therefore, that 'M..A.l6hCie was Secretary of that Muncipality of Scptcrnbi., 1792, who caused horrible - mas sacres to be perryttrated in all the prisOns of Pa is, and thaLin this:quality he signed the two fol loWiir- orders to aSsassins • • " rit the name of the People. • " Coturades;-- - Aou areordered to sit injudginent on all the prisoners of the Abbey, without distinction, With the excep tion of the-Abbe Lenfant, whom you will pot into, a secure, place. " From the Hotel-de-Ville, the 2d of Sqpteinber. (Signed) " PANtS, !zER.GENT, - Adiainistrators. • " mEt-m,E, Secretary.". , • - " In the name of the Peeple. Comrasks,—You are ordered to take up the dead bodies, and to wash and scour a:1 drops Of blood, particularly in the courts, chainbefS, and stair-cases of the abley. For 'this purpose, you are authorised to take grave-thggers, carmen,' Jaboilrers, " From the I-Intel de Ville, the 4th of Se;)lZqit•':)er. - (Signed) " !•/:.111(.;E".•iT, PAN!SI,• Administrators. " MEHEZ, Sceretary." We (Journal de :Paris) illenti . oneo in .oar num ber yesterday (article Vienna), that the Emperor of Austria was' to restune' his dignity - of Empefor .ofCicrormw. It is addeil, that the King of Prussia will exercise the - PrOtectorate throughout, the whole of Northern Germany. NUREMBERG:, OCT. .—On the 11th of Sep •tember last was ()retied, at Turin, the corpse of an old maid, named Francisca Barclia, Who'‘‘;as 68 years of age, iu which the matrix was forind , "petritied, and weiOlted 23 pounds. Doctors Pc 7 rardi and Ilertoli, in WhOse presence - the Surgeon Asdy perforated the operation, will . publish an account of this. extraordinary phenomenon. HAMBURGH MAIL, COPENHAGEN, OCT. 1. It is confirmed that Prince . Christian Frederick will 'soon arrive, here on board the brig ,Bornhf)lnt, Capt. Kaas. orway becomes every day more tranquil. T N he inhabitants are, particularly pleased with the tassur :wee of the King, of Sweden, that their laws and other internal institutions, to w hi c h t he ?..: O p ve ... gians are much attached, - shall remain unaltered. By, this means Sweden will have in future, in. Nprway, a faithful province. . HAmDtrEcn, Our. 3.-7-it is confirmed that Mar slut.l Nee, and other persons of rank, applied on the. sth September to the - King in favour ofMar shal Davoust. The King seemed to yield, and to be dispoied to grant the Marshal an audience.--, linow not what difficulties have arisen, hut he has not yet been admitted to see his Majesty. He therefore wrote lately again to the King,, but no answer has yet ,been, returne.d to his letter, which is no good sign for him. I.luNicn, OCT. 4.---'the impress Maria Louisa, who arrived here on the 2d, set off yesterday for Austria.' FRANKFORT, OCT. Thomas Tyrwhitt is • arrived' acre, on his return froni Vienna'. HAMEL' IA Gil , OCT. 3.—The Gazette Universe!, under •the,head of Faris, September 2Q, contains the f0110.,v1'04 . article :—" The people here 'have got it into their heads that the French GOVCril;- . ment will °On at the Congress 50 millions of, francs to recover -the left bank'of the Rhine vlfen they have once 7cit t 'which every' body bete ;reatl-3.- desires, Brabant .they fancy will come of itself. ."; The English Govt: ment has bought' the Hotel of the .I!rincess Borglres,e for 1,400,000 francs : it is the same that the Emperor of Aus tria inhabited While be -,vas here. Lord Welling: ton now occupies it. This celebrated Commander is universaPy reproached with having bee.ni in the. first instance, the cause of the violent proceedings of-King Ferdinand in Sp;ain. By order of the English 'Government, he advised. hint .not to ac : - cept the Constitution of the Cortes. This first step led to others., the consequences of which are daily -accelerated; by the influence of• the Monks., Already Ferdinand has wished to retract. s The imprisoned Members have been offered their, li berty ; but, they demanded a formal trial. The Court is in the greatest e mbarrassment. The Pope, whose firmness, was admired, even by his perecutors, while hc was at Fontainblean; has loSt much .of his 'credit here, since, he has pro ceeded to re-etablish the:Jesuits and to persecute the -Freemasons. in•the Htehens_of the Thullleries there is •a degree of life and activity that exceeds all descrip tion ; one Would fancy Gargautua held his court there. 'The. King himself fotind it carried to 'ex cess. If the cxpences of the table/ couthuied to be 1,800,000 allots per month, bow could- it, be, bane :iAltijeSty therefore ordered greater' economy to be-observed. Too many. p2rsous, ; however, would kse their . daily ; bread by this, so that„ve4 likely .no change %vill . take - pl ice. The Bourbons were always a generous race ; they never Could see any one suffer want, and treated their friend:; like trite Knights. 'Whoever goes tO the Palace.is a wekome guest. - Kitchen and cellar are,-open to him. Many, distressed Counts and Countesses receive their' dinners in their own houSes. This* hospitality will not ruin France.— The - taxes are not so _pleasant. In preportion, mod is Paid now thaii under Buonaparte. know-a - . proprietor whose house brought him. in ' last year 1800 francs, and who is taxed 250 francs fgt . it. Ano:her pays 5000 francs for alouse that brings 'Jim in 12,000. Tile direct taxes uf a third, whose landed property brings in 43,000• francs, amo uut to 22,000. Still more do the droils remnis exeitc f: , r they still exit, 01°00 -it was promised -they should_ be abolished. The of ficers, intlced,, do not allow themselves so mach liberty as 65rmetly, because , phblic opinion awes them. • The excise officers carried their exactions -so far asrto take the OCirOi on the cattle and, et: fects olthe country people, who, d>ll th e ap p roac i i (if The took retoge in; the cities';. partien•- lark; ; fregt!,.!litly, when the poor two , • pie -.a tacr"fright violated smite form, se;zed their 'property. T:.ey ere certainly much more harsh in their proceed-tugs than. the Cossack." s.;!NcuLA'rt SEIMJIIP. AND STOPPAGE Or DISP:TCAIES. 311 e foljowityg singular circumstance took ph.ce• on Satiirday :—On the hi rival of.the Dover at PtocheSter on its Way to town., the guard was unexpectedly aad peremptorily called upon by SHARP, -the Custom-house,. Otlici:r, to de liver up an otliciaiparcel in his Tare, addressed to the Right Hon. Lord CASTLEREAGH, to be from his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON. 'this the Guard ‘vitil much fear and icluetance complied with ; it was instantl::7...opened,, and found, instead of important dispatches, to' cwitain small valuable packages Of contraband ,articles, addressed to ilistinguishedtpersous in this country - . The reader cannot for a moment suppose our il lustrious . Duke, or the /Secretary of State,' to whom the false dispatches were addressed, could in any %ray whatever have any knowledge of this curious contrivance. We' recollect ,during' the Short peace of Amiens, a seizure nelog made iht-, inediately on the Mail's arrival at the General Post 01 - ice of a box of lace, in vliich' case the %coach and, horses were seized; and- conveyed to the Excise Office. UIs'stIVILItSITY OXIMIID, OCT. 14.—Yoiterd;.y:' 'q.Cornwallis,Elewett, M.A.' tthd low of Dowaizi ,, college, Guli..iitige; AV a s incorporated college. ge While., of St. John's -Stud:lU in Law, was iidwit:ed Bac'oelOr in Civil Lae:. . I , .i,srs. Charles harntester ; of and John Mil of adinitt.cti :;';;)1:; of rt 3, On sutur6 . Y last ihe Rey. It..Curtoi , , : , .cholat of Corpus 'Christ CalitqC; n3 elected - . T11,11.0r. ,Ale',', vicar of , ; .1: to The Bishop of: ~ Will,, h.., , Lard ship to the • of in V, vice Rev. Dr: 7v.: d. The Rev. Geci ;i,, , ward vicar a' T. , . been pres'ented to , the vr.:...1 - “,,;e Hon: Lord Dneic. • . CAMBRIDGE, OCT. ‘V-are, M. A. 'of. St. JohWs college, was on •Wed:teNlay last unviniowiy, elected orre.of - the Lsgaii•e Bedells of this :::i1 easily, in the room of the'late 7sl r. George Millett, B. A.- of Trinity college, was on Wednes tav &ceted a x'ineh Fellow of Christ college, .ille._ll,.v.,Ttr.vnley Clarkson, M.A. has been instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Ely, to the vicarage, of St. Andrew's in this town, , • The Rev. George lon, M.A. was last week' instituted to the rectory of Thorn:tan, in POLICE INTL LLIGENCE. M,>` lON-HOUSE. Saturday Whitind was charged on suspicion of having stolen a pal eel of goods in the dwelling house of Messrs. Woo Han ami delferson,, of \Vat- The prisoner, it apnearcd, was a porter in .the house ; •and Mr. deire'rson haviii understood that lie had a fan; - ily and was rather distressed, made him a present, 7 . StOday lase s , of a consderable quantity Of We:iring al)'intrel.-- BeFng, :".;unday, however; he desired 01.e.t the pri soner should '11(A carry :),it a ,Innidle t note.-ith standing this request, c::!H in the ev(ljng .lellctson Was cad to d the setvant— cirl'he came to u:ke away the 'clothes.- Lie then went into the coal-l!gle -dug. lacin Under the c0., , 1s a large pared, wriiel, he:said was withing Mitt /,‘.ranners; oh no use to Lis 'mister, but calcu lilted to be Converted into'shcets by his wife, and oliserving tv..6 coats ove - r it, he waiked off. , The servant h ! eing tddrined at the ciretmnstanct...", coln niunicaed it to her iriendS, ‘ who advised she shoOld nnike the di!,overy tit hcr toaster :,`,n •she (lid, and the , prisoner was, cons...quence, apprehended an..: his lodgings were searched, ()tit nothing to coniirnt the suspicion 3 of _his guilt found, although thelT ‘xe'rk:. little (lonia' that had conveyed away swnething of vhlue, the•pro perty of his cm ploye;.:i. d Mayor ex pyessed his regret,„under all the cireutustanCes'of - Ole case, that he was constrained to diSchatge the prtsoper. • John Knightly, a little btiy, fourreen years- 6f age, was charge:l %Vit.') breaking a imac o ghiss in the Shop-Window of Mr. Hase, gofe r -street, front whence he to , .k six . A young inan, natn6l Mitchej,.per ceivcd hint take the handlterchirs andll:ind then't to a'companiOn; and what was more extraordi nary, the urchin committed this act :t a, quarter past tcu ,in the morning., He has been several times in custody on similar offences. lie was fully committed. BOW-STREET. Saturday Robert Hilton 'and John Crosby were chafged with keing' found, on MondaY evening, it) the passage the 1 3 . it of Covent-garden Theatre, .after the performance had concluded. SMith, the patrole, knowing Hilton, watched their motions, which heirg perceived by the two men, . they re= tiPed.into an adjoining ..public-house. Smith ap prehended ,and searched-them , he found nothing upon Crosby, .but upon Hilton he, fotind a silk handkerchief and two snuff-boxes. 'On being. asked by the Magistrate where they wit the:silk handkerchief, they replied that ailton foundl(in Pound-court. 'rhey'were commizted as reputeil thieves... , On Friday evening a fair cyprian, 'of. the firit order, elegantly dressed, lytlS brought to the Of fice, charged with assaulting and‘ healing Mr. It., a Gentleman well known on the turf. On the nat ore of the charge being made known, con siderable risibility was observable on the. Counte 7 trances of all present. Mr. 11,.. being a stout bealthYriooking man, and the prisoner adiminii ftinale figure,. eleg - antly dressed in the first style of fashion, everyone expccting-tbat a charge of this description would have proceeded front the prisoner against, the prosecutor,. till the stances .that give rise to the ground for the charge cniue. to .be investigated and explained. ?dr. 11..tated, that his son had made of from him with a considerable stun of money ; !ant it: was not his wish to prosecute hiin for it. He pur sued hint as far as Bangor, where his suit escaped .from him ; he found the prisortercohtihitini.; - with soli at Bangor ;_ he cndeayouretl in vain to find his ,spit in Bangor,, or in that country. He returned to London, and after soniethue, -learnt that, his son was going to be marri(:d to the prisoner, be called at, her house in Mary 7 1e, Bone, in his elnaise, to ingit:re alter his son, but could get no sati,factory account ; he 'called after ,%vards on foot, for the sante Rurpose, when the prisoner came down to the street-door, abused • , . 1 . 4 h" himwith very foil larignate, 'told him thg t oat . bniluet he would make-his son dO sonielllitii. 01 ,vould cause him to be hang - ed ; she (1" : ' i ' t ' , knowledge of tvhere his son was, &e' -9' eclt* iength spit in his face, pt,illed him by ' ll°ll • idoth,•&c. t sh e , eio The pri'soner,, in her defence t. tech ."- ii ,sa ,• „ 1 0/ 0 ' e Id been under the protection) - o f A (len'', I be. the . highest respectahility, - who had deseti.,,erS in cofisequence of het. attachment to tile 1 41 % sb soli, and that •th.. attachment tans 1113t'll -it t° 'melt so, that they had been 8315.61 'lli er, t .. by )e married. She complained of ill truattl'j,le yiie the proseentor and his son at Bangor; ‘c: lci ,:ro' was left to pay her own expellees, and frr i p i ,l c ie tti , turn to Loudon. She denied any know ,- '''. , ,,a xv i tiere the proseentOr's - son •was at that t .013 ' 2 .', 1 tile : c l i O the. charge : however, he persisting t'coilr; 11 ) . arge, she- was ordered to lind'hail, or be iitted. ' n il e 1 73 , i A Naval Officer was bronrlit to the "'i t e i 0, Sk t tirchiy, from the - cottntry',• clnrrged sv—liitteu crime of, forgery, said to, have been enol';', 0 , sortie years since in. his official capacitY• *1,3.10. (1 r went a short examination before Air , l' l l ;,,iiiir Ail the witnesses for the prosecution no t i dol pr : resent, the Magistrate very humanel`.2.l bil 1 i 1 k i , ? ,1 1 1, -, ~t.::„.,lf•cost(:,rii‘i.eot‘ixi'ehritocien:isinoiliig.......,.litilrizeive to o f Y l it'e l f:r it f i l , : s r: i t i l i i t e a r t " ,, e c x .r a i i ( is ,l i i ini o t v ioi T I. H F. wa s colP lll .. as "?' plic.rtion was ;•nadc to the si)ittriAni)g(.----A.lagci:tirrittjt,:lEl a l gccl .matron nained flank,-Stated, that sloilt ,:on parred : from her husband five years , 3 ' l '. K at her son, who was 92 years old, kid 1)ec 3 1 5 , c 04 ° her loit!,•ings tor 26 weeks, that a few nigll-s,er! be t l it: (1, -"(I she procured from :ti: tonict°4 bei co:lin, intending to bury hint as deceorlY 1 - 0 4 ' •ireninstances would- admit. ficr.lloo96l, tilt companicd by four men, however broke illt%ire, rooin of a friend in Lee's Mews, Grosven" r l 'l :t f c where the: body was deposited, and ti,,' TO I: i ioi.:ed it to another eoffin, carried it 911 ' ili ter i. agisrrate informed her that lie could 1 1 ° c il ia ei•e, that her husband had the riulitS of bu 0 the body if lie chose. • , UNION HALL. 1613 a Pp,r readers will r7collect, , that in Jor l t e ' t • Mr. Charles Oakley, a Gentleintn• at residing in Kennington-lane, ':as shot Iv 3 at perately wounded one, evenino as he s ri l,'s through tVeymouth-street,Newring torh home, when three sings entPred his side '-' ll V: and he contined for several mouths hl ann cut danger from -the wound, thu r it( 0 ) were entertained. of his recovery• of however, still- survives, and 'thoug h Mails- are not extracted •„ , ~, ~.c e„ v e red:l l, , siderable degree from the effeetsof th At . the time the trans . action took ploce,:bs"';': a.,; . eertained that Mr; Oakley •Was sllot of two Inch Nvho eame'frotti a house in ‘ l `) ' er slo ('',, street with a '(.lle of tile-4‘ll,,or'it. was at the time taken into custody, ill Pio/ went several examinations at 171)4 01 I ' l , appearinl; that he. Was not the person' %‘;"` ‘ ,"l, ,0 fired the hlunderbusS, he w a s distil°g) ( , 0' 1 ,4 other itiatl-wliose name is Ward, es",ir Pppears went to sea - on hoard an AV aS 1111 Sept froal.this country till • when :returned ; Sontv 1,1 Laving been informed of his beir - cu " j ' e ° 'f t. " prehended him on Friday o.b.sht,"a ' -' : 9'; o rt Borough he tvas .ct•steld,ty hrow:'t; I . 7 4rliqcg, anti coninictted for extunii):"'''. ih I a r c " , : I ) Sa.turtiay I-lannail Donovan was ..te.;.ling -a silver ,Natch, the proP ertY:° "I.luttibef, Wiilis•-cott7t, Sc,wartl,strrer:,,,i;';',;te and fully eommitted for trial;•:---Jul't t ' found the 'area of No. G, iklary-'s-r- 011; stead, wli implements for . house - ll! 1:3 i l'' .possession, who bas undergo:le lions, tikeharged.--illary 3 Star',l years of age, 'charged with stealing a',ll, ') property belonging, to her filther; • 1 ° e ll° . e i '.l lON.. was - discharged ; the t -t 3 nailer tip sustain the loss than prose-c "astio.ol „ 1 I P le Post" -- NG.OII the grea‘ N o rth r generally reducing to fifteen-penrc Jo,o' the great inns ought to a'{iverti:,e ticl,t.o/11,1e 1' to prevent their former customers ' 1 ..( ~t( P• oc e them. ' l'homas Sandell, Seri ean t and P 89 .13 .„,:. JO' first-l-i'oot - Guard.s, who dei.o.inped a .tllfe',50110,11"i from the Knigiitsbrithry Bal•raei;s 17t1 ;1 4', 1 ,(!reds of "pots his pocke.t, whi cii o f l'' f '", l l eeived from Government for the " se g s ment, has been apFehended. s Id''1;o 10' in,ltatcliffe- high way by sonic men discharged fro'n the same regiment. coOt",,e(l A French Man yr apprehended 1 4 , on 'Thi'rdl'y, on - .1 charge Of utt!-' l ' il T,to it ,io tt. , ,l notes of Cie Bank of England, kilo' , c i i '' V' e l itfe t ` i ,r , 'farther examination. 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