The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-06 00:00:00

)11.4//)STO S E F T.. 4. T R E Very fine we.ather we have experienced in the past. weetc;AtAs in...!e..a,wonderful alteration f:,e the hettcr . i n the 111 1 , Phn.t.iti:)rts, : and rendered t!i# produCe consi , .3cribly gri:ater than was expeCled...-- In smug grounds" in the. neighbourhood,. where they were very 014 -are . •?reet . tly improved, and, in °diets, 'they nent- • • were.berter. I.n the respec.. tive parish of Mefe,syorrh,.Els:. antiVvcst reekhani,' Tunbiidge,- &e. ..there are 'immense quan-. and, lioni.pres,ent appearcinces,t;they will • produce as ftresamplcs.and cropequal to at)) , pre ceding seaport. A resPalable. farinerat ,AJlca;r, near Orroskirk,, has' produced froin. -a : siagle pea l one luindied, and' . sixty pOds, t Le-produce. of which dined, three, people. . Thelarrners in the ,neighbourhool of Lancaster ate very busy 'in thdr corn, which, .in• eneral, turns out ~i 1 .gcAcul ctop,..,.excepling : ,oats, which :. are. , rather light. . A strong crap J r ivhei . t; of flye r acres; groWing : . , the .. in toil/1151.1p of Great .13Oughtrin, near Chesrer,i. %vas last . week real l'e 1 I ' in a clean and husbandlike, ' ,-, manner, ,by' four niert, in the short space of two' days and'lt halt. ' . • . . - . . . Bow . tiTit a F. T.--At a late how, on Tuesdarnight, -*tearing came , )n before befote NI CHOL Ai BOND, N r TER, f.,;(lt . s, the sitting M'agistrates, at thePublic•alicc, Bow.street, which excited con. aiderable attention from a very - crowded Office. • Mr. O'Shanglincssey, a respet9sble ihoernakei, in St. jimes'..st reet, suitmoned the two Stewards be. Jonying to a • BZ;nefit Society, of which he was a• member, for illeg illy erasing his name as a Member of the Sieety. Jr tiOpearfd, that according 't-+ the tides of the Socie-y, if it inctnlier kvtig , ill, an d d e . Olared . .upon the litot of: the Society, he was entitled to a guinea a:Week during his and - if he id w iVtO(I be entitled t lin t if h e was deteted - in attending to any:business, or gambling, he wi'iteld be deOtived all the benefits, -and .he. scratched out M. the Society.-:•-He was charged with both' -these crimes;' and the evi: dente adduced In -proof was, that about six_weeks since,' he 'was seen using a boot last in his shop,' which. was the 'Charge or following his • iontipeis and the charge of gambling' was 1)11nd-rill on his 130ing seen tinning the crowd, on the fir,t, day of the Middlesex Eleetion, • in (i'p l iosite the ,house of Sir FI aIIC Is Burdett, and was lward to say; fie.‘",vould lay tool. tg 1.01. he was the sitting t4etn. ber. On these. grounds lie ,was expelicdtthe So" iery., Mr. AL CRY attended on behalf ‘,l M. nesse'', and, in 'most speech. we.ever heard him deliver, addressed the Magistrates at con,. siderahle length,. on behalf of ,his client, , Fie con.: tended, that in both cases, the evidence had fallen considerably short-of legal proof; and called evi• dence.to prove, that when Mr. S. was in 'his shop, with , a boot.lastin his hand, it . was not for the pur. pose of business, but that there were r!veral men in his shop behaving in a very riotous manner, and .they attempted to'strike him, and he took the last !Ind to defend himself, and that it this time, - he most s:, proved, he was wrapped up i n flJnnci front bead to lout, g with which Inc. was su much afliidcti .as to disable him from fol. lowing Ilk business. On the charge, of gambling, he proved, that on the first day of the Middlesex Eledion, he found him Self a little better of, the gout, so as to be able to walk as, far as Sir Francis Bunk tt's hose , where hey Merely in eunversa.7 tion with a fricid, said, he thought .11 tvoiAboitt 100 !t) io.hut . 'he was . the sitting M c mh er , w i t h. out mentionirit Candidates' name. Upon this arid various other quibbles, the learlied*Counsel took occasiOn must severely-, bur fiery justly, to censure the.rprrow mindedness whichlhe Gondudors‘ thebeticfitScieiid's ail upon : ln general, by wmehe ing and catching at the mast cirtiUtn,tatice to o'ppr.ess a Member whOlta the pl'isforione to be 1 1 c o wi lr h,ju ri es s , 41 4 1 at •ag,iirm . them like common it,f6rinera,. without vxcrci;iog the lra,t liberality towards them. In, this einque the .Matistrates most +ear( ill 'joined, and ordered, Mr. S. to he re., stored, to all 411 e priviPeges of a Flee Member. Tuesday evening, between eight and . nine o'clock, s 7 vein' gangs of pickpocketo piraded Bartholomew oid annoyed several women; cut their pockets frqm their sides, to lob them of their property. A City Officer, outing theippiedarory proceedings, in - terpoed ; when'the villains hustled him, cut hitti in . the.,breast whir a sharp instrument',. and otherwise biat and abused, Being separated firm his fe)loW Officers, who were engaged with other gangs,. he was obliged to give up the contest. ' On rhs same evening, a man was killed in the Fair; and yesterday, a, worn*, with an infant in her arm:, was forced, by the pressure of the crot4'd, so near to one of the roundabouts,, that the machioc, which was in rapid motion, struck the child upon• 41,a, neck, ano .diattally . ,severed its ftead from its b Yesterday morning a man who lived in Duke's. court,. St. Kirtilei.laile, while tying on . his neck.. Cloth, suddenly dzuppcil down- and expired.We are . happy . t() .he informed, that Mrs. LA . l,v, who :was thrown out of her chaise a few day's since, at Brixton, in Suyey,. though much, bruised, is in fair way of recovery. The Gentleman did 'not sus. taro any.material injury, but Was, of clause, stunned by the fall,. . , • • , A F ema l e ?rophet, young, and of genteel 313. pearance, of the name. of Sara Settlai, residing' in Norton Fi!gate, was ye.sterday committed from the PUblic Office, Worship-street, to .Ne w Prison', for t i rial at the Ouarter Sessions, under the Vagrant Ad.; for exercising 'the ignorant art of Fnrtune.tell. ing on cards, and other devices, by filch .. .she drew money our of the pockets of , ctedulotts promising • them golden hat vests, • agree:dile 'hum bands, and beautiful children ; hot, one of her viA d .. ries, finding herself greatly disal•r)inted by o le , deluded prolui%es, .instituted a pr(,)secul ion ,g, t :;, s , this young Hecate, that might have dcc4ived Iliac_ Let/ .himself. • .t -=.,~,,,~~~. ~•:. a.,, fhe 10 , 17)0..G4ZEDTE r.. ,Fepi, 4, 1804. :ce, !Rol. 331:1 r = .'• ,:ant John Rutherford f.) be. Captain of a . , tterialif Thdniai Willsitirc to be' Capttlin• . • . Ensign !:),avid {ones, trim 53:1 Foot; robe R rhea ford. Ensign Witham Piggott to !, t vice" Nihill, Gent, .to vice Abbot, who retires. • I.2nt o; Foot, I.ientenlit John Edward Cohrteney ii ~; 1:. , ;t, to be.C.apt.iiii ola Con an:'. Lizastenant • Rob,t AL!lvil le Browne to he Capraiii iir.f a Cbmpaily. - Etistgn , Charles Lewis Ranius' to be Lieutcu'int, vice Browne, Ent:ignghoinss Alston - tobe ..Eieutenant. -42ci Ditto, Lieutenant folur Mf:Yeartal to be Captain of Company, witliout•purehase, vice Robart Catnpoeil, motto in the 71st Foot.. Ensign Dunertit Campbell . to be Lieittenallt,,vieg , Col. MactiQugall, L;ent.-to . • • be Ensign, vice Camphcll. 43. 1 Ditto. To nit Captain's of 'Companies; Lieutentint Ro ben Dal 241, frufn the 25th Light - .Dratania.'' r lieutenant Daniel Gardner, Lieutenant :Richard Broad, iroui 83d f pot. • . l`o.belinsigns 'S nitiburn,:Gent.• . 4.1111- Ditto,,Surgeou Miteheison, • from• .11 Recruiting- District,. to be Suiteon, vice .W.Gottnick,. who ex -I. • changes: 4sthDitto, Captain David Lackey, from the. tetth Battalioß of ,4serve, to be j , Captain • of a company. Licutenaiir • ititeas • Audei t sian, fiint the 40th Foot, to be Capiain Of a:. Company.- Ensign 'John 'Rohinson, 'froth the s7th'l'Wor,! lobe Lieutenant. Ensign Matthew IlatAeock to be Lieu-, tenant. • 47th Ditto, Captain Humphrey Bland to be Major, by Fr.' chase,. vice: Burrough:,, retires. '''•Lienteitint tlyst Molesworth • from the Gad Foot, to be +Captain of a Cont.! pally, vice B f laml. .Ensign Henry Parsons to be 'Acute.' slant, by ptirchisi, vice Stael4olc, promoted. 48111 Ditto, Lieutenant Gilbert Ciminero: to. be Captain of a . VompAny, wjth.,ur psirchase, vice G. A .'"l:ntlyn, promoted 'in j ist Foot. Lti , ,;n Wit lydut Clasiant to n o ueitte nati t,• vice Cimitiere. Ikbry Ilumphreys, Gent. to be vice. G lascott. _ 5,:,th Ditto, Captain R. Marcus Shearman, from l o th M 16,. lion of Reserve, to be Captain ofa Limit:ll4m : Joseph Rogets tO be'Captain,of 3 Ccillip3'4: • Eitt4 . ll John Kent to be Lieutenant, vice Rogers. Ensign Charles Ifeck., ,with to be tientenant. . . . sad Ditto, Cuptaiii lohn Ross to be Major. To be Captains •of Companies— Lieutenant Robert Camb hell, vice Ross. Lieutenant. joint Rowan. Lieutenant j:Dobbs. LiLtenant john crallarn Douglass. Lieu tenant •ItAni Viscount . Arbuthnot, from' 2:3d Light -I.)ra goens. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Kennett Snodgrass, from the 43d, Foot. Ensign Edward Anthony Angelo, trom zStli toot s "vice Calvin'''. • 56th Witto, Captain-Fletcher Barclay. to be Major.' Lieute nant joseph Dacre Lacev to be'Captain of a Company, vice Barclay. Lieutenant ke*;iting, lobn Bradford to be .Cap 'Cain of a CoMpany. Enaign• Alexander Campbell, from the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice: Lacy. • Henry Lewis, Esq. to be paymaster,.vice.Warner, who resigns,. • s7th'P,egiinent of Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel Duncan Mac donald, from the 3d Battalion' of Reserve,' to be Liinte nint-Cialonel. .George K,irby, ; Genk. to be 'Ensign, with. out purchase, vice I.' Estrange, promot e d in the ¶6:11 Foot. s3th Ditto, Major Thomas Fitigei a ld to be' lieutenant- Colonel. 59th Ditto,. Lieutenant . 'Thomas' Watts to;be Captain of Company. Lieutenant john Ni ars h a ll,,f rom the sath Bat talion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, vice Waits, 6th Dittn,,Sitrgelin - 7 --- Van Malsen, from 1 - foltiPay of the . lat 4: Dwell Brigade, to, be Surgeon, vice Reiter;, who re signs. . . , a st Lieutenant . FornaCe ti: ne Captain of C , ,41,),.aiy, without purchase, Hicks,. prontoted im.the 14th Foot.' Ensign 43erkcley Sidney ,KIIOX itos#l);;;Lieute natit, EtliVittcl Pares Varrok, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Knox.. Hospital'N.late •A s t•S u rgeon,*mice Cloran, ylio. reiires. to.. Halt: pay. 62,i Pim . , Captain DliVirl XII))411CS, from the 29th roo, to be - Major, Lieutenant hfin 'PollOck to be 'Captain of a • Company. hicutenant Thomas '.l-1 utchins, from .the 65th • Foot, to be Captain of a Cot,ripany...• Elisio rabies Catrio— Nii, f - titit the 7?.(1"*Foot, to be Lieutelurn, • Ensign. I . sicte H Lientcirtur. . . . IMF VET. Basset; Rut. to be a liri7.;:ulicr-Ceneral in the Army serving trii(lo*.,:hii Command' of Li-Akzen,nit , ceilerkil I:%:lyerc. it: the W . , - :;t Royal Nan): FerU:ibles, 1 1 ‘iideriek La Mott," Gent. to „he r. -• Assistant-Surgeon.- 111EMORANI)04; Captain fames Hutton, tit the York Rangers, is stipersed,,,cl, boiltgC.)sts .ot without l eave , I . • Ensign Alexander Mizell, Of the 27th is supqrs4./cd. Comet.Georr i e Waixieflverbon, of the 2,:a1.1.L1ht. - I )gtgcons,. is superseded, in conr::tpcnee of his h:iving been engaged, in the Mutiny at the Royal Military The Appointment of LieUtenant rohii gemple, "front thi late Loyal-Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant in the tjth Esat talion Of Reserve, as stared in the gazette of the ..,341 Au gust, 1803, has not takin The Appointments of the underinintibried Gentlemen to be Ensigns, as stated i n th e G .azettes of the 12th I uly, tSO3, - and aist August, 18 04 , h ave nor taken place, viz.. tst-lioot, Alexander Hay, Gent. grit Ditto, Hull', Gent. john I lias, .Gait. c,th Ditto.,_ . ;Geprge Cent. gist Ditto, Thomas . 11, quaton, Gent. Std Ditto, 'Charles Morse; Gent. Both Ditto, Samuel Durdon Ellis, Gent. WI Mural Anacsley,Gent. New•brunswiek Ecnciblc4 ThOmas lerrar, Gent, On Friday' night,' about half past : nine o'clock, - • an ',apprentice of M essrs . A rg les and Potter, gro. cers, of Maidstone, was sent td•Pa some rk.house, little distance en the Rochester Road, with a small parcel of. salt ; he was stopped : by three men, to ail appearance soldiers; one of them dentapded a. pint of beer;: the lad, much territied 4 gave JAM three „pence.; a• second. demanded also. the same for him; self, and' one for the 'other, which conspelled him to yield' up sixpence more, and, -on giving it to him, Wail knocked down by the thiid. The 'parcel of salt being twisted . round.one •of• his. fingers 'with a string,..was then snatched away with some violence ; anti they then immediately decamped . towards Sand. ling. The tiny, very, much frightened, returned to Maidstone, and some min were sent •in pursuit, hut, unfortunately, 'no traces could be• found that could lead to a discovery of the dastardly :nitenticrs. Wedgesday., evening, as Mr. Robert Raines, •taroaer, was returning. from .Hessie to Hull,. in . a gig, with his wife and . two young children," by misady:entut;:, in pssing the Welton and SA:h Cave. c oach, near At:iany the wh ee l s o f t h ese vehicles7got entangled, and .;,;11.4, Raines'S.horse F;:ttit:g . of ap,ccd, the hole of the party were thrown out of the gig. .The youngest child, a fine girl abotit:seven mantits teas kilt e d i n Mrs. • artn4, by the • coacb.whed running over. it, which a!4O passed over .Mr. R. and the other laid. under him, but .without IPA ttriAly in juring them., 'lite gig king.broke t., pieces, the passengers kindly took Mr, R.•aud his iamily into t h e coach till their arri val,at lin!l; the death. of the in'int was unknown to. them. • Per 4'7 IIO ?3'. , E if7,o TV - 4 . R.DR lit TINICKIiNHAM. . . .- - Tni. recent, fare of - this. _o n ce. celebr«ted Retreai ... ~. orPoettfand . Wit inult be . latnep , ed by every matt ' 411 9i has the least . venerationl,..,r Cs, nini and Ipste. •• ' Upon .I)OPE's th:ath, it a• as 's.,:d 'by his executors to S,r WILL:ANT 'STANIIOPE who .enlatrd the , house, and extet-ded' the geourias, preserving, how ever, most carefullv ev,:zy relique cos . e'crated by, the taste of our in - airntal.l3;:d. Up :t3lSirWi t.A.,tAtit's death, it c . ,mt! 1,-,to tile possession" of' tire late Lord ' ME : NDIP, who• marfied the B.,'l , u;el's diiislter ; and the publlC' had - the' satisfaci i.s.il Or obs r ., vir l ,!,, ~,,imi ante ..- wf cdi ~,,),..,;, i;),,,yciki.obre sr .te,0i.,,, ke - pc o p ~ihe origif,al L:auries.o( alit - t.:',.laspic S.»l. "1".•:,: I).J‘,Aic was ako indUiiied witH ~., , 1 , ~ •tne'tull gratificatkn Lt. its curiosity in Kikiii.Pg t! 1 . gviinds. . • ' ~, ' tiiOn Lbrehii;ll) t P''S death, it was sold, wean: derstand, to a S:egar avter, who, on visiting his net' purchase, expresVit great.indiination that so much groundshotild. be . 14.11 y occii i ied wit-h'clyipps-rf trees and t are cxotici, •whicil night be !libel more- profit. ably employeit in the [coring ,o 1 cabbages! The stroke 9: tii a);,!_, cler,lo . rc, woo le:velled the finest i:lu nips ,'arid 't ha c2objeCt w !iich ?or E Ildd s tiOuccess. fully laboured to attain, vi4,4 - O imprint mucli-bcauty and variety in a small space, was, presently annihi hied by the Validalie I . )tre6asii; * The Giotto too, IVII6-e, ritkly }'wive, Sr..foam sat aniithought Vitle!e i3ritith sighs froin dying W V NDIIAM irate; '• And the bright ham:. was shot' through MAitcamarn's soul; • where a spring of the clearest water; falling in 1 perpetual rill; echoed through the - cavern tlay and night, ,, whiCh has so . 6fiin lulled th'e " Bad Of Twitnarn" to'rep. , s - e; lie iniPired.ihe sweetest strains of •PoettY, was tiextdiseovered-tolbe the filthy re' ceptacle of adders and snails, and must therefore ,be dismantled: improv -.finishing this rr ,Sgeiie tarot" was the favourite amuse me nt o f Pori,' dining years ; and the beauty of Ilia TOefiC G ernal ! in the disposition and ornaments of this rotrroti c recess, appeared to as much advantage as in his lust contrived Poems. " From the :Thames," s ays he, in one of his letters to Mr. Bt.° u NT, " you see t hrough my 'arch, up a wa:k: of the wilderness, M a kind of open. Temple, wholly composed of shells, in the rustic manner .and Aom that, distance, .untler. the Temple, you look down through a sloping sacra l e of trees, and see the sails on the river passing suddenly, and vanishing,, as through ayerspettive glass. When Yott shut the door 'Of this grotto, becomes on the 'irur3rit, from 'a lutninotis rontn, a Camera,o6lcaea:.; cq 'the walls o f which, AL ob jeai of 'the river, . woods, and boats 'ate fortnitig a moving piCture.itt.. their visible radiations ; and when you have a mind to light it up, it-affords you a very different scen e .; it is iitlish:d with skits, interspersed 'with pieceilst . • look log-glass- in,angular .forms: in' the Oiling. is a Star ()Nile sumo marerial,it which, when a /alt 3 P (.)f, 1. 1 PIA; irtflar iigUre * of thin alabaster,) is hung in thd tiliddle, a thousand pointed rays glitter, and ate rtfleetekover the 0.4 e.. There are conneded to ibis • grot6, by a natro.. , er passaiie, two r rches, one 10: wards the river of smooth a tortes . 11411 01 light 0 . 7 1 h open ; the other towar d s the Via"' The treesi.rough:witti, swells; taints, and iron ore.. •rti/bl‘7, as is 'al" ) adj :ioing walk up the. Wilderness to the Teropl"l the natursil', taste,..agreeing ,not: ill with the little 0 4 ,• • 'dripping murmur, and . the aquatic' idea of tie h 11:. Ic wants nothing to come fete ft a g Statue with an inscription, like that heatitiful One, which you know am so fora 417, , • HUSIIS isT•6.lritk Loci, Jar', cr.w afonth.. • " Daradoi dim: Wanda. sen:i9 munszfr • " Farce meuni, ger/iv/is lasgir cava murtho'd, lomgo l " Rumpeir ' 1 .r/ Mbai, .rive lavers, . •,•• • . NYMPH qfrisc GR 0 T these sacred p rims' 1 . kccp! And to the riturtniar of these waters' steel; Ah, pare njy, sintnlv.rs, gently tread dig or; And drink in silence, or in silence-lay!,! . You thifik I. have been very r etical ir"l4s description, Ott it is pretty near the.trutli.. Sir JOHN BRISCOE is thc present owner °t :7l7 OnCe ifUl spat ; and as nothing now tem ain amid the eye a curiops visitor, hi s given ~ircc. ticiiis that no plTion_sitall be admitted. • sill? IVE:PS. i . . okAv rstuo, irrT• , 1 ' t , Nyntl lll9 Passed by—the Lifrey, WAlke.r, froth Dublin; Sc was' • was' Daily, from Charantk, i Aurora, Liskey, and Dolphi n ' ner, trutn Bilboa... . . Saited—the Gustavus, Banson t 'for Elnhtlen : __,....---"" Big I Bs. • f Sir* Yesterday, .at Ivy Cott a g e , Fulham, the Lady ° Barclay, Bart. 11.1. P. bt a Sun, I .r. On Tues d iy, at Tizall, Mrs. Clifford; of a Ding•T, • O n Tuesday.last, in Qutmt..square Islooinsbaryet of Mr,. jviui Hunter, jun. of a Daug hter. 41:RIED. • • • Yesterday morning, Joh 111. n Evans, Fig. (WOW ' Sttg Pon to Miss Trimmer of F-sratiani, Surrey. city of tJu :fueSday iast o Mr. William 1 " 'lambs, of 110„'-1' ' 'Oxford, to '4ltis Alice Aile,l; y. ungest daughter 01 orttrattord, Coa , at 11-nterci .4if ia.it. • On Saturdsy, j'ao.4.• 3iltvay Trec stop, iamai4a, S. G. K::111.)1e, Esq. S ur Veyor 01. it's • jesty's:Customs, to 'Miss Rotvo. ► tenelt (in the ith of tdy„ at Soucy ,='l, to. '% " d 1"1-1"`"' Cully, :of H:s Makstys Sikh hce.;illl Vnic Choiitnia, of Scri,4sron. r);;,71) Timms On Tiitirrlay last, in Lis M. lA. P. R. S. 1.. A. S. :41' er • tLe 1;..! , r, in • sir Tlitx,ngl,ticat only r.V.21v.; Mr. lonn Lovahc r or. Aretqirzat. licat. . At t;corgi.i.*Ett:, .ur,•ll.krs:= • }este r tiie ISM bt . Tilly, at Port. A ntc.r.in, p1113.--!/0110 1 , • ; folm.Ciuttit's Antircws. 0!) D I u ' o t. A thire)..s, Esq. Coilccifir of tilt:Ctihtonio fur Robc: . t 7 S a'R i:,:. op ..IC/C . 2',... - its . rtitl3.% v . . . . • )tank i.. Ann. shut - ,6 t io 1):%to. ;A-wt..% ,-::• ,5.1'3:* '... b.. K.Cili.'..l tier Ni 115., 1.. 1 1.-13Iti:iito, 7 iv 4 I liii.iti.;i: 3 I.:sCcttt. i•.i ...i-,k);%ilii. - .4.:4 i - t6tlv 00. ) ,, . 4 . '-......1"!1'. &ink S►",7l•, shttr. r . - >cr C:a c•:.! Navy 4laZt C.'ll 1 5 4 1 t..;• , seat 3 1 ,, LAnit Cot:. :,-I•s" . . . . --....- --..--:.---i--,----- -----4---- ' • ~..._.--___........___________—.. - _ • . LI Nl_ ..N : Printed ry RtcHAitp HARRIS, t it No. ip ) )t) Nlattlet-court, tiow.st rvrt : ; , r ..i 1 , 11 !„ 1 , 1 ;11 .•,y ' % L '. IA 14 A.lt M 1 (14 it Cit.i ;' :s, Ot ..',11..1th Alciton.vreet, Grovelel••'r-gglif re"); •. At tbe, buN•Qrtzei l ll L , arrap r e i i where - .114 4 6-rtipqn - ent i ,, (jr,i r i s lut 1 . ..nt ' . ,),,, i47 ) 4eitt Pi icor tilc 1 . .;.,iii1.7), &c. (post-paid), Inuit be acikitelsca• II No . . i , . .7 Am AIC 4. I.S'O DE LA VEGA, JULY 7. A C Alrr of Ou,:rter Se,iiops' was held at 17. , .e Court-Hoose_ ir. r. 'ftle,d, but ness - w}fth ru;tice catt . t.: Ip-I t ;`,:lagistfitie;. A S!ave..Cort c:-t; .A . fet.,vaeds v. hen thim. • let; Titus , George, 14shfim, belonging to jOillY FLEMoit, EA. vvete [tied haflf:MC*lllg several Slaves ,the•first three were fould..gulty. They • werel.sentevced to tWelveinbnilis hat;l labour int he, WinkliOuse,•arato reeeiire-3g'lashes'e . Joh monthly.' Topham was acgairi. , ..-.1: • • ' The folhtwirm account of i most:ntrOcions • der, lately ortimt;ted in St, Maty:•,loss:be.en received• • from .that : '4 , A negro' fellow belonging to Hay woodhill, - whnie . wife had left him, and gone to resille• in a house with some olhers; be. .tween•-thehours of. ten and eleven at night, went. and-set fire to'the thatch,' but' it being (1.,•ni.,) it Was dis Covered and. got under. He .theo went ro a corn. pieee,. Where three Watch Men were ..staiihnek at. different places, ariued - ,with a bayonet. on a stick, : and,: after Wakeningthe:first, and ha iog smite con.' versatiOn; he 'watch4 an opportunity when the old inan's back was to libri`,.and stabbed him twice'near' • the shoulder ; the poor man bad strength left to; wrest the bayonet frOm him, but froM loss of blOod fainted, anti when he tecovered found him gone. He then went to the second ; as is.stipposed,,apd run' him through the breast, as he was found - alko.but, speechless, and expired in a: few hours'after he was: . brought hothe. He then went to the third, and after taking out a bottle of rum and a cup from his': wailer, proposed the watchman should drink with him, but, suspeOing the . other only wanted to get himticurk..and then rob him, he declined it, when the fellow stabbed him twice in the back, and then made of. After being . missing sOmedaysi he was • found hanging to a tree adjoining the canes. The Coroner ordered his body to be burnt and his head to be put on the top of the millhouse,' which was • .dbfie. The two. watchmen,.. it i 4 to be lisped, will , recover, although both very ill. • - • . . A theatitut'fite took •place';at Ahlbety,' inSt. .11/lary',,, about three o'clock on the morning of. the 2.2 d 'tilt , . whereby three very fine trash houses, fall ,of ;10, were. btiria to the ground; it is nut known how the accident happened. , KINGSTON, JUL Y 10. Early on' Friday morning last - Mynas . Rarcoi, a Priyate belo7iging-to the 4111 Battalion, 60111 . Re4i. ment, was coodutted ..to a central situation near Half. way "freer; attended by detachments from' the Bat talions Stationed at Up Pails Camp and the Barrack thisiCity, am ft:pm the 8 . 04 at Stoney.Flill, and there shot pursuantsto the sentence of a eclat Mar. .tial, for. frequent tle4ertiutt from that ~ Corps., .YestevdayfOrention the Fort Royal Regiment of •Fdot]tiltlitia.Eransistingor five Companies, inc;utl, ing the. Bull Bay intl. Yallahi ltlYer ( . .tnpanies), under the command of their Colonel, N'ljor.Geui. Dititlldi, were reviewed hyl-I.is Excelle nc y the Comtna'ri t ler in Chief at Castile Fort. They tnßrle a fine appearance, and gave great. satisfattion4O the 'Commander iii Chet. ' •' • ( FROM AN AMERICAN PAPER.) Ifg • Oir Red Bre t hren."—in the, cour se o r t hi s week (says the - Frcdericktow n Herald) .passed .through town, 'on their way to Washington, a tie. potation of °age Indians, snentiorted, in a late pa., ragraph, under ,. the Lexington (Kentucky) heatt, ,•They are,' as represented, ,all men of a tall .size ;: and we are told, but didaot see ir, that they'carty with them, to the President, one of the curious horned frogs, which an ingenious. discoVerer de. • scribes as living in association' with ground squir rels'and snakes.—lt is whispered that this triple confederacy want permission to remOve- the seat of their commonwealth either to Carter's or ttie Salt Mountain; that their Croaking 'Envoy 'his already had an audience of Mr. JERFeItbON ; that a Cabinet Couricil has been called on the occasion, bus broke up in great confusion and diversity of opinion; that clic Eu voy has retired from Court disguited and alarm. ed„, :ol'even demanded his letters of passport and distnissal: The suspicion is, that our Government have been treacherous, .and even conspired against Isis life, only differing as yet about the mes s es That .while the philosopher at the head of affairs is for seizing his diplomatic guest as a suhjett fur the anatomical knife, or air-pump; the Genevese who . guards the Treasury, • nut having forgot iris French taste, would immediately convert hiin into a fri. caf.ee, or cook him up, horns and for a mess of soup, This would no doubt be a, breach of the Laws of Nations,. and of the rights of hospitality ; pot could Mr. JEF.rctooN well encutmter'the wrath 14 , In event" of the other frogs, squirrels, . and snakes, •now forming fur us a new " SiSter'Re. pithlir." But they are strange reports we have Mentioned, and .we cduti.).-t ,lie 'Public -in , time against ; giving theft! unduecreche; till further con. firmation. Lite'dn Frill4Y last a .Young'Gentlemin cheater, returning home froin a journey, w.i, fortonat4dy killed on the road near Farnwc.rt!, toll. gate, supposed , to have 'wen:occasioned by ca!ling front his horse, which was found grazing near the spot, the-toll.b:tr hat ing been opened, apparently with violence, probably owing to the darkness of the night.—The Cbroner's Jury sat upon the body, and returned a verdid of Aetidental Death; On Stinday morning a . Soldier belonging. to the North Lincoln Militia, stationed in Church.stre•zt 13:inacks,'Manchoster, being in liquor, and Cara: en ed 'with cobilnement 'for his misconduel, saidlte would not submitio it,. and immediately ,ran cut of the harrdcits into the river Hull ‘ and was thownra. Ihe body was soon aftectvariJs taketi . out, blot too late for restoring animation. On Sunday sennight, in the eYetting, a =men. tory alarko was raised 10 the drums brA tt, .tans, anti 64 . Volunteers front all quarters as. Three of „Twtnty 7.l:lloilian.l Pounds, &catbird, accompanied by great crowd s of people. '.l!:.ree- of Teo l'nuotpt, The cau.c, however, was soon known ;.a ,fire 1 74 0.e52. of Five ',Uboimi:Ai &e. sec; broke otic In the. stig.tr,lrw:..e . at Siteflie!ti Wilo.purowie T;c!zet.3 and Slt , rei previ , us to ti e which, by immediate exertions, W4s_ spedily s ex. a:);.)vi.; (by. are entitled to curio us r i o , tss tinguished.lßltl Dr,soi fug begiiv. I\l 24. th inst.. • . • The CommiAbiohert have. given notice that they will c(irnmencd cuttiog (6.% the ensuing a nit only L yertf ). into thy \i'ct..l on the t nth iit4tant. , . • The Cittit,lates for the followirg CLlcien CaPi-- tali, \