The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

.oi" t - e )0 11 5 ' 3t 5, i t rIY f f " c li e • 5 SJ"t o h; e 'i t s fl mthlbErt: 1 t , kil f d r „ • .L.L'UTHEiI PARTICULARS.] . , 114 ; l'). Ivho there can be no doubt, corn:- i tt ed ti . tles:trie:tiveleofhLoaryrtidon :punier at Kentish -ToWn, '' and is in ES§ex, where his f4ther 114 hap i , a very respeCtable tininan. • The , l'eclai4l3Pare.nt.did every thing in liis power Co iiCtil iollnisfidOrtutiate s on. Th e prisoner has t ) ili cers 6 . kno wit to the diff eren t Police ' O 4l, m as a 'notorious character, and was f ma st ', . 4,, 'ess'ans discharged from the New Pri ,m, c lerk 4 '0 4 "'veil., where he had been confined te, cite Il lontim s for a riot, in endeavouring 'to i 'ii.mi snllle °f Iris companions from the 11attori , en om Le h uicers. When his time had eNpired,. and dliiitlti.ll ad I'l)rtaineal ' t his discharge, he observed . to Cl an : "EELEFt, the T urn k e y, t h at w h en 'he 4 i.n, 0 1 ; t ' ln g again he wo u hl d o i t cap i ta ll y. R EID , tile . 11 ' 4°1 ' 14- Garde n , went to t h e pr i son where Pris t alier i s G hi seti confined, and immediately re fieri him: when he confessed to torn, that h e h _ , 0 4 i is , 4" committed the murder, he was going, b 'c'a I°llr 'eY to London,bat seeing him, he _ so _ 1 die br : Et e lcis, , whe re lie was taken by CLEE, 1 1 m ClillYe.r. He gave, up the jacket lie had ii mIt :" lie connnittect ,the murder to REID ; it 1'411111'4(101'er 'with the blood of the deceased.--- 4 gt,, Ptisl aer stems to lie about thirty years of i ter 'l li d . t d °es not appear to be impressed with_ an , y . kitt q f (i r hi.: awful situation. Beiag fully con. Itll' not (H. trial by Mr. IVERs, it is supposed he m,_ be eNanmitieci any more. '- • . .......__ Fort i les -........._____. . .. ht t4 n e "vo nizhts past there has been a hot ro ct - 1 1 th e • • hundreds of men tutit one r. sliver, and some ...This is t t , 1411 Y4, 74) ra croft of every description. tu ti -11( after ships are paidad, in order to tt t itici r. , l ! able men, who, in common with .the tt ste i lt ' are dischar ge d on those occasions, and li e ii 11 ' ''' • into the • -hant TI e. • • hl eat tuduceioents 1., l e 43d • : - Ve)otlii regiment of foot have embarked at i t 'iii , , r i t . :l l , • atm are t o sa il t i le 'first fair wind. The i ci °(4 ) fi le ' '' a nd 23a Welch Fusileets, are expected Ivll 4 saine Some •of the 43(1's Officers in l'im , 'e ia a • Bake. great bustle, -fearing yLI., 1, %Il t 'tert. 4l) r e'lch Mail ve have advises from the . qti ea nt• The following is an extract from t `ti l e Lif 44 At. , rB s e...ers :....... • l ' P ' ll .e'v' ri. r. 1° b y • Islind of Gozo was ye!-• ''''' 4 'stow t- Y ..eill tin,' il• ' llmation, and free e l an munl- I t , 1;,,,. e ra .,..., , , e . t.a tIC two t ' ei 'l l'tt ' th "the d t 'eti . the ' lslaufis. Tl , etradc is dull, the Continent of Italy ~o,rt4t!y ,•_`•:',,,(lt)onring ports on . , British 11,1(*tiiresykrstocked. with colonial produce an d I.4tti, ilitiiiirive. letters frOm Geneva to the 20th ult l u t e s' (I, l , ) e ri nd, we learn that the British tr l a c ii l i me ti !.r, (4 of passing, into Italy were sat. y 1% ) ,,...'"' to ehhose a road. . 'Elie route by the 04, is Posed' to daily and dreadful ace- IN' t it w iriel '• • • lestruction lim.i3 O i threaten momentary . L t th t . utibvpily, come within th , .!r scope ; ll 14/ 1 04 1.'44 e by Mount Cenis continues still to t a Q a m,, ev elm i c , I L 4114 'sted by banditti, that the T. MOM . .‘1:• 1. ' 1) . 'I N ! States them to amount to 2000 men. Nl;`'Or;p„L.4) and Family, Sir J .M . KcKiNrosti , ri I N ... ‘ s ) Ike • o our countrymen thus i t t.. . mm ed „,.. ~., • L among t a r Citl4,7 tr eneva ; and it appears likely that , f t 'Am m ,.,. r b "hist coast it by Toulon and Nice l q , 1% re ' l, in order to see Italy. I tl l'el lill i T r .ted that PLATOFF has received his t '' tt : li t A i 'aies tY's ordcrs - to halt in Poland, t - "l't -4 tO have the command of 90,000 i ~ 1 , , .., Orli ..41 of • P;AY: ABERDEEN set off for France on ) I. tL "1•117 1, m . 'l4,4lri'e"" the Earl and Countess of LoNs -4)1:- \l..' -L h'nte,, m D ~,,,,,,,T o f LoNsnAt.n, the 1 1 , 1 4,, 4 ,l(ir o „ . , - 6 '' and j Ladies MARY, IN oami (~ *N TH Ea, -tie . _. . f.t t (' 44(- LINE f•ow•ratEn arrived at 'Wham. f " 4"le •) ' ' f ORANGE, p‘, l llti l ,i i • 1 rince FREDERICK 0. . 'White f• 4 ili g " W eek at Lowther Castle, left it a , i 4 i, it N,, -go, accompanied by Lord Viscount , t 'll i s t v i . ti:i he l' . l 4 is r 7 ~.„.enie- Hi ov7,;. l : as at be n et i i ,i o l i c:E: 41111(1)' ‘,llld•PaSsee'llll'l'll t) I) ( t )i tt e ' city - of. York on ~'ei t4 4 . we e k ( t a l (m g '. 1 Floward, ' ll, Of , OO his roan toCastle imml, j,, th e v. ~i . - . 11. 1,1 1)t,.. , 44 ' i (4 CARLISLE.‘ 1' ' 41 ' t -I ''' Edicts airlinst Freemasons and all,, t t '1 • , o e • • ''• i,j- .1 iin Venice. t t i, ell leties has been pn, is le.. I : t iff h el ,s l . ro' IA: it l i I , E. 11 G amid Prince BLu c li n ,l E: r t l i , i n a t v i e 1 1 2 0 ogXes .t- l• RINCE It.EGENT, of a k a ! 4 Ve ) .°01) ) , eltrielied with atiamonds, each valued ti ll im ilic "ivi l s " s ' s •lan crow ns (80,000 francs.)• They Th °l( es e received from time King of FRANCE 111. 41 )t e e 111:),,i:icil va•lmied at 24,000 francs. •• i' 4 ,ti,, -11 0r 4 Lea'. received yesterday noticeS that Jilvo to i.l crept •in.o time Projet - of the Law ,Y4tiee the Custon ' ' presented by the Minister 'tl r , k,,, f .st o th . is, i l „em S,, t e Chamber of Deputies, on .the I,l l4 4, m ilit m , - eln her• The duties proposed on Om r l itit, l C na the nutmem 4 ., vanilla, ,and bark are il 0 Iliele kilogramme, aryl not the metrical Im l ii i i , ll . ll lh t i , (111 tY on roeou, is • 25 f..ancs per me ,Niti.imt„ . ;hid not 120 francs. , Lastly, coffee l l 'il lt i all . , 11. . ti/C list of goods of which the . 4 1 li • owed. 141 eil, • f r •i-liz a • 'she'e't oim ) v . with four millions of dollars on ,; a, cached , N I ir m , 4 , -,CrtiZ and the: Havannab, has iii' l Eth r ti t , •.4' Pint unately Cadiz 'entltitilleS h 1 1 1.4"4t S '4( ' °t l () li it"git ' lis level' ; but we regret to I.i: l .le e- dt ti . : - . 1 1g . to letters front Gibraltar it ti,o4lliiar;,.,.<l....e..lattnr• place. . .11. t , t I ) -Iriced['.ll copied into TIIE SUN froM the 4, tt A ,,,,, rtts ep ~,,,. • , • I „ i d ea l man.- Vt i , vei l L )r , •. , imitt‘ e to an in ( , . . tli, 4 l 4 c ,niit t , i . (1 HYaos: and Miss MILBANKL, \tll4; ay ti Ic ted by a Morning Pamper. tea it • I 's, 4 le ew Sheriffs, attended by their , l cu m ,, i lid pl i , ~ ‘X. I t): titl ed I.(4ei SlieriffS LEIGH atid ilooKE,. t tr l ci t ti fill e i , 4 , 11 11 4 , 61 ) 3 - 1:41-• NEwmAN till Ough the se limit I tam .: 4 e,s t . , 3 ° t the prison of Newgatc, to att,} t(imo•lL:,e 01 the saine, and apply their at- I . ' (1 4 , their e°lnfort of the unfortunate com a', 1 14, ' t () , car e , i te 11 ;,.1 () K li l ac I N I. .x m le tiy,,„ r t .e near Bexhill on Thursday hutrik ciimmi,:•s 5, B'— and Mr.W.C---- 44I 4 Iv4 al l' h i ii . t wo shots each, - the former fell , Nta lm ` f hl the knee, and wail conveyed °r s nr4ical assistance. s scl' 1 41 ' 3 ' ;I l aic!! 9111 hit [, o ~ tt t hi paght` r bl‘ ‘vi ,e 1.05" „. :0 0 t iny ir • es~f ie c op *g:1 ) eo f •csei' e- a tf• „5 b!e no , 11e . r: vo • e ' „I 'Qv ei r ,ssoci s, co , lonti i" , 10 o t o • too a / b° ' 0 t • it ) coo , tot `, rt ioo 14 : e O 4 :sst ert bore sad U` FC 114' (1111 Cif 0 [+ ' e ;5, I. ,a Vir .0 1 bC 5° e' ,oP 111 1 1 I ' it U, o cIP I e v iill I T I C .J t° ° cbtl ~c'r 'iliE IiUBLi hViiNa. iit)fi; ♦ Not finding ,it convenient to 'Select fi;il• our d'wn use that sort of article wl►ichltits denominate a Butt, we ialte . the liberty of recommending to our - Irish Contemporaries the Dublin Erenin,; Post, which they will, upon trial, discover to be adtui i•ably calculated for that purpose. There is in it so rich and natural a propensity to blundering ; so curious a - mixture of sounding threats and im-. potency, boasts and feebleness ; it is, withal!, so dull and insensible, and so impenetrable to feel ing; so egotistic and incapable, virulent and :ab surd, that no better game for castigation or ht mour could be started by those who have leizure to bunt it down, and whose local situation enables them to serve their Country by destroying its ver min in the seat of their• Mischief. For oursel% es, tho' almost incessantly chosen as the object at which this Drawcansir rt4ns a tilt, we confess we have little taste for a controversy with a Butt ; especi ally as our own country is not destitute of similar ornaments, vvhich come more immediately within our sphere. We are induced, however, to bestow a few words upon the Dublin Butt, in consequence of what appeared in its publications of the 27t h and 29th ult, which reached us vesierday. The former number, after quoting a paragraph from THE SUN (which it says, had for the second time been sent to it in ". a mistake" for another Lon- • don Evening Paper) dismisses it with the follow ' ing criticism awl refutation, "fWhat a witch this fellow is !" meaning tLe paragraph, and really in tending this deep argument, with a mark of adntira , tion at the end.of it, for an ans'wen What a logician this writer is ? Out of THE SUN however, sent him by mistake, he contrives to copy about twoof four columns of the intelligence which he gives his readers from the London papers ; so that we may fairly infer lie does not heat-theni Drell if lie doeS not hereafter take care not to be indebted to acci dent for so nnich•useful information. But in fact we do not believe this Editor is so unmindful of his interests as he pretends to be—he get's 'l'll2 SUN' by no mistake, but pays for every sheet of it ; and it is too bad in, him to endeavour,. by a paultry subterfuge, to lead others astray in or der to monopolize that which, at least no caterer for the public in the article of news, ought honestly to be without. To strew, for example, into what lamentable errors this person falls, when he unhappily misses the .light of the Sun, and either Mows a Will-O'-the- Wisp, or grovels in his own. darkness, we shall select two parts from the publications to WhiCh we have alluded. On the 29t1i Heaven save the mark ! a Second Edition, with the following superior and superlative intelli gence " Dublin Evening. Post Ofee, Three o' Clock. 44 We stop the Press to announce the arrival of the Mail eue this day. The following arc the only interesting para graphs. Otuniurn is at 7i discount! !! . • " The depression of the Funds is now become so consider able as to excite serious alarm in the City. It will be seen by refe. - ring to the price of Stocks, under the proper head, that the Three per Cent. Consots have declined this forenoon 12s. Gd.; and that Omnium was, at one o'clock; at Seven per Cent. discount. The cause assigned for, the immediate depre ciation is the removal of all dotibt, of the early meeting of Parliament; and the certainty of a . Loan to a large - awount. heforelhe close of the year, and previous to the redeinption of the mass of Owniuns now pledged in the Bank. The re cent- advices Tromlimerica, and the protraction of the War beyond any reasonable calculation, are likewise mentioned as co-operating causes for the depreciation." Now had he, luckily for himself, bad niE SUN on his desk, he would have seen that there Was to be no Loan before the close of the year, and thus have saved his Readers, who trusted to his intelligence and were laying out their money on Government security, at least 5 per cent.--'--he would have knoirn that it was utter nonsense to talk of Government having to redeem Omnium pledged by Individual Holders at the Bank, and with which Government has no more to do than with snuff-boxes at a pawn-broker's-he would have heard that affairs in America bore a very 'different complexion; and, above all, be would have been saved from exposing his miserable ig norance of the snbjects on which.he pretends to Instruct the people, by copying a - .typographical blunder. of a respectable Paper, stating the fall of Consols at twelve and sixpence! What an alarm ing thing ! Consols down full five• eighths per cent. ! Oh excellent and well-informed Jour nalist ! surpassing in financial as in political knowledge !—How (lost thou enlighten the Peo ple, mighty Butt ! As a sequel and apt illustration of this know ledge, wg select the following acute, but. unfor- • tunately mistaken, speculatiOts upon the approach of the British to Wasbingtop:7.--- " In the meantime the American Government collected a force of 7000 to meet him. That the.quality of this force is not equal , to that of the British is certain ; but from the_ fighting exhibited at the Falls, as well as at Fort Erie, iv ad dition to the numerical superiority of the Americans, we may icst satisfied (truly patriotic souls !) that Washington will not be won without a serious conflict, (Nothing, however, Could be mote ludicrous.) In ibe eient of iiiecess, it ii y be asked, what twill be the tUtther radrehtetith of so iltalequate force as the nemN - Aiii. of 46b0 men; in sucli x 6onti Ant as Aniei-ia? But suppdie that we ihOtild atteniPt to tiCedpy iNashingtciti during the winter—is it tenable? (What a shrew gnertiilu !) It is an open town Hie (What A leer answer !) . Wbuld it be fealty advisable being Burg. ogned .7" (What a dreadful rill !) Butt ; coriiitmes this sapient.titacle, • el ~ " We have hitherto ar g u e d on the itipPositiOii. that we shall prove ethinently victorious: btit suppose a.. disaster: should occur td• Sir Alelander Coclißite's (the Adiniral i i) army —suppose (and we ought to take the buSitie.i 6f tort Erie and of the Palls itki our contemplation) that ciiarane was defeated, what would be the consequence?. (What a. mortifying supposition !) Only the loss; it will be sidd, of 4000 men—a loss which we can *ell spare. Granted-:-(Good easy souls !)-4000 lives js a there trifle in a Politician's cal.; eulat ions ; but if thine 4000 hied Should lie sacrificed without gaining any object, will We not, at, the dote of' a foot years' War with AmeriCa, be in a worse eitnation than we_ were at the very conimengenunt?" What a pity that all this fine writing shonlil be thrown away, and that orie little silibborti dent should destroy it wholly—iidelicet, the -taking of Washington and re-embarkation of the Expedition, as described in the Gazette Extraor dinary: Not even the « 1500 'Sons of The Sod,", which Baltimore boasted of having sent forth into the field, cold() preserve their . friend of th'ei BUTT from this mortification. POET it Y . ion Mot of SOPHIE ARNOULD, the celebrated Parisian Actress, paraphrjsed. R YNF. so tell the Paris Seers, The gayest life for twenty years In high request had led ; Loaded with jewels; watches, rings, Bauhles—a thousand pretty things, Shaken from Cupid's:rosy wings, -, By those who shared her bed. Age came, and Putt YN E «as forgot; '['u sell•these gifts her cruel lot— • . ify'adrerse fortune tort. Fashion's proud dames the sale attend,. BUt . such low prices recommend,. • By Heaven!" cried Leis to her friend, " They want them at pelone cost A:%:AGRA . BUONAPARTE IN FLEA. w. J. In Film. is Placed--(an appropriate station) NAPOLEON, oreceAßLE,'one c'ar'd by each nation; Note, strip! of his empire, his legions dispers'ti, His real situai,osn is ABLE revers'd. WINDSOR ; Ocr. 4 This morning Princess Atlbuserit, with her usual attendants, rode on horseback •in the Great Park. Her MAJESTY, and Princesses ELIZABETH arid MARY, tunk an airing to Frogmore. Princess SormA rook her usual airing in the Little Park.' RoY HtiNr.--Yesterday morning, soon after 10 o'clock, a numerous ficld of sportsmen attend ed in the Bottom, bettieen Swinley and Ascot heath Race-ground, where two fine deer were turned out together; they ran with great Swift ness by the side of each other,' taking.towards the Old Dog Kennel, making to the left. of Bruknell ; the dogs in full chase bet'w . een Caesar's Camp and Swinlev. The homild4 fen in with a herd- of out lying deer; it was some time before the huntsmen could get theta away ; they lost the two (leer for some time, having ., got a-head a long way, but founethem, and renewed the chace in - the Bot tom, near the King's Bench Hill, taking to the left by Wokinglunn, through the inclosures, by the edge of the forest 'towards Swinley, where they Were taken, after above four hours running. Several sporting horses took tickets • for the King's Hundred •for.the next AScot-Ileath Races. • 11E, j T v " .n R IC 11 eic+: 4. toe ean.oy Paeitet; - ivith a mail afiii pasieagia ben. Ttie cutter i)tr flits lialliiiiir; tdt in ; d *teeit. rosTEk; from SliTti6ti; N..E. Ole Gld4o-,i; trigiite, frolic Portsmotith haing tin liritirdL;ora 111E12t4LE; alid the bthei. Lord of . Alsip arrived the Deux FivtieS, cattle; PhettAata sloop of tsar ; from i3 ' ctiiizt; affil several. colliefi: PORTSMOUTH, •OCT. initi leaky, the Rosittio,-Hoprtil.4N, ftlitu S t . Peters= burgh, bo u nd, t o Vi go ; an d the Hanna SnUrvi; . SANbERSOiIi fi ; 6111 Wi id , iw, with tindiee.: Sailed his Majesty's ship Archer; for ,Ter,:ey ; Rhin; l'o t PlYincnith ; and the. Fervent; ors a eritizt. Majesty's ship Dtincad, with ii bottnti-to. Brazils; SO:141,- S-3.; and St. Helenti, with flit Majesty's ships Prevokarite and tie :10w tinder weigh ; but We thi,ik thqv Will bring 6p in Si. Helen's Itoatis this uies'ent coiroyS are; la; INT , joSty's ship Yatiatit; Wt. the . \Vett li lies ; •and his Mlniestv's ClaPe;.l.ol" NeH'oundiand.,—Wnid Eastei-?y: . ,:• . DEAti OCT. 4.—Gantt: do:vn front the River his Majesty's ship Freya, and salted for •Portsmotith. -Sailed his - .MajeSty's ship Wariior, -tor dittn. 'rived the Curdelia - situp of war; from the West ward. Remain his Majesty's ships and trans ports as per last ; the latter with the German glop on board, windbound —Wind N. E. GIBRALTAR, SEPT- I2,—A convoy for England; under the Sparrowhawk and Scout brigs of war; is nOw waiting a wind in Sandy Bay: Extract of a Letter froto Tillau, data Sept: 15. " The 13th inst. arrived iti our roads, Captain' liewrzßcitc, of the Charlotte, having' it tow the English brig Friends, of Stockton, Capt. REVAL FRANK. This vessel was found adrift seven miles. N. E. of Gothhindi loaded with tallow, heatp, &c. from Petershnrgh, Without any hands on board." On ‘Vednasday arrived in Whitby harbour,. his Majesty's gun-brig Wrangkri. Captain Cliawortis; from Gottenhurgb, with dispatches, having ex perienced much tempestuous ‘veather o❑ the'pat sage.•+--(ifult Packet, oct:3.) The Mary Ann,, ISAR ROW, froth' ZIL•IaS to Lai - don, was totally lost in the Swirl, on Saturday or Sunday night last. Crew saved • CORNWALL GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. At a period when the science of Geology is ad vancing with - unexampled rapidity, and unfolding the 'system of the Earth's mighty structure, as well as enlightening us on'the subject of its won derfnl:revolutions in past and forgotten ages, it is- with pleasure we notice the establishment of a Society under the above name , in the interesting district of Cornwall. No part of Great Briiain offers a finer field to the researches of the learned ; and we will be bold to iwedict, that inquiriet fol 'lowed up with diligence and intelligence-. in .this quarter, must greatly augment th e knowledg e of the dis c ipl es of-\VERNER, and produce results of 'an .universal and most important nature. The first Anniversary Meeting of the Society was held at Penzance, on Tuesday, Sept. 20th, Lord 'DE DUNSTANVILLE (Patron) in the Chair, and an excellent paper.was read by the Secretary, Dr. nous, upon the recent formation of the Sand stone, which prevails on the Northern Coasts of the Comity.—Mr. DAVIES GIDDY, Sir C. HAW KINS, C.: LEMON, E. W. STACKHOUSE, J. WIL LIAMS, jnn. and about 80 members, were present on this occasion ; when Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE held Out an expectation, that the PRINCE REGENT might probably be induced to become the patron of so truly national and honourable an institution. . . On _Monday was holden, at the Thatched House Tavern, a Quarterly •Meeting • of the Naval ,Cha ritable •:.Society -present, Admiral Lord Rao- STOCK., President, in the Chair ; Admiral' sir JOHN COLPOYS, Admiral GUYOT, Lieutenant-Go vernor BaoWELL,. Sic. Twenty-five cases were presented ; one only rejected.. y lt will be highly •-iratifyino. Z , to the friend* of thi s exc ellent Charity to learn, that it has now to boast the proud name WELLINGTON," as one of its noblest supporters, It is much to be lamented that the Army has no such admirable institution'to boast, as • tong ex perience has sufficiently proved ita happy effects respecting the Navy. FtL - ONIES AND SWINDLING; MARLBOROUGH -ST R E ET.—Anthony D---i ali as Captain D--,—, George Smith, his coachm}m , anti Newton, his butler-, were charged, togethe:., with divers frauds and felonies. The prisoner was originally the proprietor of a patent medicine, and his subsequent life Las led the public to Loueli knowledge of hini. • The coachman was apprehended by Plank on Monday evening, for an assault. on Mr. Poland, jitn. a furrier, in Poland-Street, Itlto had eall4'•tl at the Captain's house for payment of . a sinall bird. Darin; the examination, tire butler, ttscioits the fate of •his fcilow-servittit, had placv,i hims e lf near the Office, and there having been so ma hv - einn= plaints by tradespeople in the. Office laLTai,t-t he parties, he was seciorCd, was also t 1.1 ,, Captain and Generalissimo, who 'Was at hide and seek, mouniett near the Office.- Jefferies rpld Plank' secured him, and sent his horse to Marinorm i gh Mews. There were eight or nice Chargi7s, against the Captain and his Lady, mid the nie fati.fable • servants, at the suit of •furriers ; coal-merchants, - grocers, milliners, hatters; etc. &c. One charge was ent:_Ted into by Poland,• the furrier, and another by Mr.. Green, a butcher ; but the clamorous creditors :teCre so - numerous, that the Magistrate (GEORGE Hicr , .s, Esq.) remanded- the prisoner, to• enable (abet. persons•tn appear. The Captain's - Lady has de;•- camped, and-also a sort-of legal adviser. The prisoner %vas handcuffed betwixt. bis coachnian and groom, or butler, and marched off to the House of Correction:- CORN EXbriANGF., OCT. 5.--We' had but feW arrivals this morning, but what was left over from Monday was more than equAl to the demand. The sales in Wheat were exceedingly. dull, and where the sales_were forced, they were at a reduCtion of 2s. per quarter. Fine Oats may be considered Is. dearer. In other articles there was no alteratio►t. NewEng.Wheat 525. (its. Glis. I Grey Nt•ase - - - 404. 503. Fine ditty - 701. 86s. Old ditto - -84 s. FOreign do. -48 s. oSs. 765. Old Ikje - - - 26,. 325. New ditto - 7 -48 s. —s. Barley - - - 265: 325. —s. Fine ditto - - New ditto - - -38 s. —s. Malt - - - -70 s. Fine ditto - - -78 s. —s. ite Pease (boil.) 625. 70s. New ditto - - -70 s. Nev;• Grey Pease - Tick Beans - - Small 'Piet Beaus 475. 50i. Feed Oats - - -20 s! Fine ditto - - c't). Poland ditto - - 41 s. 04s. Fine ditto - Potatoe ditto - - 375. . ltspe Seri 3t31. 331. pi:r last Fine Flour - - 7es. 7814 • SecdrldS - • 0 On Saturday Thomas Sandal! ; and liaynlasSer of' the Ist root S Guards, elD'i eEla'nAtu-L v iT a a s nitte n ; T - i 111ondayi it ;was ascertained that he haul deeampedwith larflse snit'; of money, received from "GoVernnient'ti accwint of the regiment. - Notes to -the amount at 3VOI. being amongst what he has- carried off; • are trace , - able 10 -him, aS the nuthh er s' a r e i u the po,lesiion of Government. • He had been a long -time in the 1-egiment, and . bore -a most excellent charaecer. It is supposed that he, is gone to liourdeauX. A number of counterfeit five - pound bank notes are now we hear ciretdation; which aie sup.: posed to have been forged by. same of the WA!. French prisoners, nod paid away on the Continent , from V: hence they have reached this country; they are executed - witb.admirable correctness. Coopers' Hall, on the 15th instant, will pre , - sent a very lively scene. No doleful sound, of Blanks to disturb the good humour of eaixiety of the adventurous part of the, audie.nce, but Prize !. Prize ! Prize ! from the - Commencement to the .end of the drawing ;.--‘0 scene of interest, in short, unprecedented, for so small a Scheme as 6000 Tickets in the Lottery annals, - ---