The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-19 00:00:00

lihrttnert op MR, WYLDR.—This following are some of the particulars relative to the apprehension of John 11 1 e.0, Coachman, by Wortley and qpft, offieeribf Union Hall, on suspicion of his h. iti he pere9h who shot Mr. Wyttle, On the night r,f the 2d instant.- In consequence of the descrip. lion given by the son and , grandirin of Mr. Wyltle, of the villain's person, 11)e officeis were on the h)ok. but ; and nu *going into the Weavers' At tits. public home, Mielf•street, in the Porough, eallyl'ott Sun. day mopting,,,tlie 6th instant, they sow the ipikon er, kO'ho tt 0 tar agreed with the despription given- of Lint, that the officers' suspicions were raised ; and th'Y tn.Apaestien him whether he was not at Sunor''dge, ttAing for worlb.on the day, on the f Which the riturder was.comtnitttd. .44e sett 'first th;!tiied ever.having,,heen there, or havitig Any Knowledge of the place ; but :on Wortiey, saying bad seen him in the tletglihourlinwl, he conftbsed 'laving been there, l i tte,rdlicfets inituet4stet r ,to u i ( cutitosy, Rtvti vpnyot.oti haw, Om he etworn tdby ( i )yylc4'l'i 804 : (4 ,d 4 0 1) - 4601 . 1. , , , lady,' named tlkittso,n,:.lll4k swrifg. , l4:l-aceing hint pass her hOnse; le y; tl. .Bolt a milit howl tine spot'W here 'Mir AiVi i ttf* "as: s ipppo ‘ d, , sbo s i ft hoar liefoireisfint , ot y o frackilautidiori , *Fo !ill.adr leOge• quit.r.theNof, was also 4vjgrOt) Li s e(9l;', tAc ,ptisoner,'J p,rop v i l y, bra than'ttaritfi A 'W,46',A , Ylo wit ik) La priSOnerrii v'oiise-ssimpar J I I lq`onctliy pralltQl.l4,to the into‘ler being entitintiitc4 11)14)lits4liel : aat l o, 4l veut; tei . 6erpßoni) .C. : poik, t Safeli ' 01MitlaYj i k; Arlll' . lihevicirettipstapees *.v,.-1 • was full/ commit teu `tor, + •(N A~ 4 , ‘"f • •ti. On Sunday se'unight the Heti. Mr. e•-'e-•, the e or s oo:a&hiled,, who had been lodged at'ttie.Ct b ow lint, at Portsmouth, for about a fortnight; wevlous to hiS sailing for India, where he was going as Aide de-Camp to a General, joined the companyLcif Bradbury, the celebrated Clown, who had likely . . arrived et Portsmouth, from Plymouth, and two `gentlemen, at supper to the coffee-tooth. Bradbury .had a curious and valuable snuff-box, made in ttia sLape of a large hunting watch, which be is not a 'little proud of', 'and • alWayi takei care to sport in conipanv : and his vanity is not a little flattered by- - strangers noticing and admiring- it. He, ac. cordingly, .bancledif round to this party, by silitra it was, : . 8a usual, admired. Mr. C.. particularly? noticed , it. They broke up about twelve'iitloCk, .when ' , Bradbury left . the house, , und went to the Blue Pa.'s Inn, where be lodged. -16-'a -Stiert time after, he missed. his box ; and went bar.di..lo the Crown, .to ititriire for it.. He Saw the porter, who lull him - he had.wit treard:or such aO.orritle being.founit ; and alal,, that till the gentlemen With w.huin lie had- supped were gone . to` bed, • Beintbory then left the :•house ;•-but,lo the morning, reliant-1i r(., t - he in to , recoter= Iti - 4 box. In' his. way he met '.\ Ir. C. to whom lie 'comintinicated his, lois. Mr. .C. denied :any • know letl , te. of it';;• sod; at the little ;time ; ,ieformed Bradouty,•oti arCeXttaortlirtary eit; cuinstlece, that his. bed-room had been .robbed of his' gold wal eh; chain,' and seals, in the course 'cif the eight ; aii ii -h e wag then on iii 4 tiqty.lo'rt - JeW'i, `ilAtiiVi!ri . miiii, acid "W'ateli-tnak'er, : to: : desire' hire, ~ in 'gabs such articles Were otfereciliiirt.for sale,. o step' 'tile pq.soli,,` acid giVe-notiee toe hem. 'BradbOrpwas much asteilisfitl at ,thisleetitints4. turd now:;iiist . l):- , gate to entertain fear's for; his hex., having*itherto ' thonght . that hehad.eithei left it's hestii..kr , table, Or that sonic of 1 liegentlemitif Irad,nputit into-their, poeket out of a frolic; however; wherphegoistq'tho Crown ; 'ipe geri• i letiien.he had Itlptied W4ll 0000 • . lbeie ltenOttr.th 4' di d' not '.knitw.any: tbieg.ofthisilok) the same; pledE*Was. aivcn ,b)i: .r4r . : - r.Ciw.hpnifileit rti4 'tiro. ' AlI the servants declared - inos solemnFl sti4 ' h iid • opt seen it. ' As soonits th*,litriiikey had fit Oft, I it' was discovered`' that ti`etifen'aiit Lloyd' roach:tail ' beets robbed 4rblitik-noie4 f6 . ,,,11ii amputit of, 02);, i .tteretiteritint 'P soil, of his Majeitrishi llamoiltead, Mf!' a gold -4 44)§7 01 Pirt 0114 4?/tV.' o"„ 4'.• wars ;',the purser of the: Refelus,,a a `kklrtyo ; ajc . 4 'VIII 011244 g i Il IWO gold sOls.; All vi the i te4 , loeannis, lootrot were on the groun d -floor , hore,tr. C's roonw,i, These dkOteries excited considera ble aliiin Ihrii,44 , out theliouie, 'and' in some deiliee in the town:L. . 4 propoSitnsu Was 'mods for the' parties to, stand search l'hut the paisei of tlit'Rei uhis de;lared,'thit tie Man - sh ould search hini*oi his trunks i 'in c9a#o: quence, nOsearelitoOk place. 'Mr. C. took adTanr, lege of Oil's,: and . had th'e' audacity to charge, the liu'rsa, in' the public cottee- room, with being the r`iStiber. ': The purser repented of kis ; refusal. to bli'adtirehed, , but 'accounted 'for it at the, Inv- Men t, feel ing ' eXtreiriely. indignant at being rob • bed of his property, and yet suspect ed .of be ing• the•,robberi Primed bills were issued; effer iiiir,rewardi for the reco'very of the pronertr' and, thedeteetiori, of the 'thieVes, ~ Mr. C. was .the 'Mist vielent.abear the 1 - 6Ss of Itis. yeaten, iiiiinuatteg sreqiieitins against.- reSpe6toble-ell'aratcrs. 'Nothing beitlgAWcird;diirfrig--th,it (IV, (;:, the ll:ue•, , ,day, Mr , ...tliiiitbei: trielandlord 6t . Clie Crown liiii,.heal - 7 . , fl _:„ ~, ~ ispg Mr:' l, :ti'abillTi,, Ihe'aigl%it'ale:, DeIOJIZI!r4:Ip the l'ilb.lic'Otfite, linsk - -t'f&i; Wai.iii the' 'tto ‘,.it), a:01,10 itiqiuU,' et 'ilk, weote• E for`Milett, the (itfi*t„ .. lo Collie thAs.u.' .. !l' lit!oific , :f ;in ived 1 h n a ere o shoo 4 0 ...k0z :,,And. - , „,.,:„i .1,, , , - .:6.11ii1i.i : at' the'"dgor.. iit.:: IA Oltiiifilibifi: 'll i;ect. :precoeded into . Oli o :* I.O;'N.L. t. et*oy - to ''•mi., i1.,46'wei,.. t)IC latidliird,'..,Sl4 14iiiii f tvitg pet ill - inll piis;esal#s7,4 every potk c if ~i, rettPtitiog , 't Ice '''bilTilnewi;:iiiirduiify ' ex t, ! - , ,,;,-i n -c & ~, . i . itifitte?On of4ll-':', At' titAigtant they saw I.‘ y. Walking ; , 'ink " atreet, 'iii46alled . 'lliin in ; the .lilit diet-4 ititriittdieet, .iVOt t, - „tCtrifiu: 4 . 14,4 did fine die ttli (Ricer was 'o)lniktiti' iiveifigat'e the Alartuitiii.rOb-. Bilges • that - Itieliettri'COintilaced• l itiThtslithsW, -,' Air. C..however,'kneWtttivett tail' biiih'iGit i . 'f:lfirii.;l fora exprestiedt:6o -surptisb - :',. ut o tl t c t : -• ' ' ' - ii . '1?"' ''e it . 01 appeared. glad' to see - 'hiai,..' aialii)iiedlie'sVlliliJ be . iilsle io ' ! tle t fectilie l'httl,' anti recut* hie lir."4 his ti•alhatile . `watch. - •ItiLit",prOTlO4d'' flit& - 11* ibouid , hateiv i the trunks attirtlie.fittesZ"giiiar';')lti); wiiiclir was' agreed to toost"contillV - by - all i .” * t The: htfleer theft UhkrVed; that 'as Mr. applei&d , t'o , Un going•farther in a hurry, he :wonit.ili'egin Witli'liktii firA, 'which would 'prevent his LiVitig ',d;taiti6r.l; which Mr. C.• asselited in'siltliiiiit, any fiettflat iMi; and instantly delivered tipitielte r YS of his trdiiks:l43 baxes', , Which' he •mti . giiiiii i to' tak . wiili hi el" - th 'lt= di t. He . aci:Othpanied 'the' Oil-Met* tO 1114 . -'ro j otii, liradhcitrand 'Others-heitig`'adtoitlecl'Olpiedtiiroi.. Iliiiett made ii,partictilai. se:itch,' willidutli,o4t - g/iic to'fitid , any thing Of a itispicioils nature ; tip ricia addressed' Mr. C.' in a reapettful init . oliri, lifiierViirg !ha; the ttiost unpleasatirpart of his duty ttt be kr ,formed WaSio . seatch 'hit person. Till this Mr. C. had appealed as[ , unctineerned and ill as high spirits as any other person;, he then, 'however; .. appeired mach contused, , and chang e d colour. Riven was 'proceeding tti , search , hint, -iii'a matter of coers'e; when he requested that evetyhodY would leave-the. Teem e.xeept the officer, and , Bradbory, , 'W,hict - i 're.' (plea Walt complied with.' He their siiptnii :431'i1• bury's box into his' hand, asking forgiveness, ttok giitg:hitpto Tare his life, and,-Went 41930 n 'Ol - 1'41i,.. itheeS, mid intreater) inerty :..thia was . mill, dvd'ili in. iugtailt. Rivett did - not :Mow, Bratibury; to 'keep': hid box ; called-Mr. C. the, thief, aild - fsreceededlte iieareti birn by .foree, anti found the Nvhole of'`ihi .- property that had •heee - “Oleti in the hoosii: lidett' ilet conceivingilie=lied.got the WWI& Otl'ihe ,. tiatik . 7 , , -4 0 toi,..•a*ketithKri Where . thy. t co I:iditfee ''‘:.ii 3- whets,,,, i l o'llortuCci 16'a P(.:4e1;•.hool,:, whi,7llivai tinder the, ;opt 01:_the bed,' aridl.wiiiit 1t , v,.. it lotieti bitif,"Dliti, , w, 4 44 . Id I tw.a& of . sti6aptilir du w n to pick it 'bp, ttittf C4,ittght up. a tert-kalfe,.;.firfa was it ,teCied i',%::"lv o io4g:caiiii ,, k-bil.thtual,.wi4limtitribch faire Is., tv 1 . 0 ! ; „ L l ..tl l9 (7(c'yillii 6 11C11,311 . 101iiiiirdell'I. - 111VOI alltil Iti t i t Y, .Cl},..,lZtsti= tin :'artit caulr,-: and ' forced - the -- IX, ~ , , ~ „,,, ,, ,„ .,,, , ,, . ..;,,, b 6- appeared :'oo'dottkrrnint-ti.Oft* lea (), ' ,. "'T '**irclitiivii) this'- twitted 1 his 'head' lib...pit' . P ,, 4 11 A4i . - . itt ways trk-nmw. Lima, woncyd-hrg6r. , He ----t--,T0 , -- . ` ~k.~~~... .. " ,~ + =4 O OPP te:c7.l s tingtd t'4 4 R (, 9 . 4 . 1 11 ,5 t )4 No. t 0 , 1 p- rbt , the b'tyN Nctraftti o IblairAddVeriirempi l l I, t ry-tel •~y~ Alttefli;E`k SCRIPTS! Soft Mbitettll - itirls , Pl%"" r ' tif ' * • ; - ; 1 - -P r OP . "- kliterg far tb* re 4pottletia) antit-Vs address'" r )" il* ‘r -. ~ t COAL, Ai<kitiii I', te.r. 16; T rice . { brfrf2t-M , arkrt. LS 1!(11 g. oil, 1Q 56. ' . ° j, pa, L 2'11: 41(14 31;--''"-----4 ~ , ------- . MO' ii44l 4,A.ceit Al' 1.01:(1))psti:4 tSI.I)C, .. ,,, P , iil..alct l'orfliiigs 41'min' o f t er ;,... i E.Yeving. ii, , 7 ';......;;'," TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sip, As few- are disposed or :Ire coTpetent ti enter -into long and tedious-astronorniett computations, perhaps the. following extraas tyoni.a series of-cal culations, which I have lately made'on this Cornet, ..may not prove uninteresting, Co' some of your reagens. The Cornet was in its ascending : node on the tth of July, at a distances of 139,i17,270 miles tent- the sun, its motion is retrograde, and its orbit rises close (within 39 minutes) 'to the north Vole of the heavens; .11 was nearest the sun °tithe tuth September,' and to the earth on , J he 11th orOtis. :her, when its distance from the latter-4dr was 113,630,450 miles. • " On. the VA, the Cc met.will biCitqui*distont-frorn the earth and sun, and in about tlst*e days:allot, its distance from the earth will begirt _ip. increase• very -rapidly, and therefore We must enit i titits brilliancy, rs apparent size, and. length olr4aßWciintinisli in a aitnildr ratib r alter that time, though rt. think it will be visible till about the end of December; but, be. lore then, it will cease to become an object of public attention. Millions of Miles front the Earth. 0610ber I! - 1i3,6;c050 12 11 3.9.0 ,24 S 22 . .24 1 1 3, 3 6 .5-1 0 Nov. r titt,6r6,coo • 2 1 4.730,400 liad this Cornet made 'its appearatiCe abOuttive months earlier, the of the earth would have bien such, ,as to love rendered theii...minimiatr.qis- iiirice from each- other much less than-.at preScinr; and, instead of a tail 'of tWelve degrees,. it would liavt' iii)egfeti to extend over more than thirty de grees of the heavens ; its nearest thstanoe froM .the • earth would have been. no more than 44,405,850 • tulles, and its apparent diameter would have 'been increased neatly in the inverse ratio of its distance. • - , • _„ This comet is certainly much' larger...than the Moon, but it is, difficult- to measure.' its diameter,' owing to the dense atmosphere that surrounds it, yet, from . its distance, and the 'apparent. size - of its 'nucleus, it must be. a body of coustderalale : rnsgni tude: its tail is . not less than 49,411 1 11;f100ifitiles. in length. 1 might have given the computed geocentric lon. itudes.and latitudes aloug.with thedisu A nees abov e, lout as its.apparent course (which is dlreo) is. not that of a great circle of the - sphere„ it would be difficult to lay its trackon a celesiial . globe with any • degree of accuracy ; and, poreover i tta,,preirentgeo , Centric track lies in a comparatiiely blan Ciiirt of the heavens, " • The telescopic appearapco,a t his Cotnet is sai4 to e difkreni tram that of any other... • ErOtu my oWtt observations with T llgnd Acme Meter, Nee nothing in 46.. appearance tfie once I),tit what .may. be,easily iiceOCinted .for. thy` the psw i iples of projeetion. , Y94ro , • • .. „ pi)ing,,Odober 16: •-• .X. .8, , .1) thijilk) . Oei 14' ..-.t.re)ttrithi - tdri,ditig• the:441.4 4) f tho and'ifrer iiotw,ecluerit che.c.k . to speculti,tinn, .t be itnpr9ufinerits tho'kv ill prOp,ilni in tkii intlropolii ore truly 014; itowrvt,;r, y 5 1 ,1 4-titinq, the cremion pto , lic tota l , Pli t t!m!,.,gtA ittu 110111. a St", JolithiOti ; ill product: a bkit.ii 01 ; 0-01,t is by . 4h. Wer4 . l.a . sll`i e,quisjtely Ane raanrq ) • w!uu h ltiv pre'sfa nib) , , 4 tpartcr 0 kJ . ' , • thet;e circtinistant we cannnt s.npprMtts 0,4 wish dim the stueple and srre Themids's ch , ,,nctt mind work or the tnriner being:Arcady exixcuted)were cotripl;tgd'aceottlitig in the Oegint.tiesign . 01 Mr. Liakr, Afeliiteet, of Mecklen. butgli.street, now in thevestry'tooin of St, ThoiwAs's }prob. It itte . Government could be pfevailed Upon to contribute sotnewhat towarda the expenee , of an ir , lifrce, which would SO materially' beautify'the city of Pohlin, and furnish an additional land-ttruk, vi 'grible,t4 mariners at a considerable tiioAnc.; we have no „dottbt that the parioh would cheerfully Corn - plute.444 etitithated sum, which we'onderstand to be SQUOit • . . "The followittg ,article, Charaderistie• of tte s tAt e o f literature, and the' punning propensities cf King' JANiES I. may afford amuseenent, to mat t r of our Readers :-- Kiti James VI. : after a long absenee 'Oll4 year in England, resolved to visit his native . comtrt of Scotland; being arrived in. Edinburgh, be ‘ , 11.4 wil. ling, it steins, to spew his teat dekterity':and li ten ing,and to which end he intended. tq,liave kid, a phi.; losophical disputation in the College 9,f Edivaurgh but by his great application to. nubile „could nor accomplish design in that city riiriltel'efore be Conlin:tilde(' the processors of the said College.to attend him at hit,Castle of Stirling, on The i:gilOof Joy following, for that purPosei Whithei Jam es , withthe ilu,ver of his nobility, and Many, of the most leanly,' nieri,' built of Sculand , 'and =England; repaired, ulhere, in the noYal Chapel, the r titiputa. lion beg;rit about four of the clock in the atittnonn. Titti stihjeCis to be controverted were those , which Were, thought would he ,most .agreerible and enter tainitig to the King and, the illustrious raiseinbly; . The.iirs( thesis was; that Sheriffs, and other infe rior Niagituates. Ought not to be hereditary. This was opposed by a variety of arguments broughtby th e oplibilell!, wherewith the. Kihg, was so well pitmsed; - that' alter divers re soul given by Min in , stipp4rt thereof, ;Ind beating the yeitkiti•- • dent s, aniwers, •be fOrtl.od JO thy:. mipoo,. who blocidtefiiiid his chili, (-at tinfe be rtditaty Sheriff of- Cl)dtsdale), and•sard-, Mies, you see your cause is rind all that can be said for it clearltansikcred arra refuti l l." • •• • • The second thesis was,- o 4: the nature of local motion. .„ -• oppositiii io this was SO very;gi'e3t, it.it the respondent produced nittnerotts . arl;turfc•tit, Aristotle. in SU p in) t at 1) . i.; 'which oceitii.ilu:d. the King' to say, " men - OK:11141d of Aristollo.,4 as he. did himself wKeh' alive." The thircl, - .titesitt &onOertiing the ori;;in of fountains or. opringt.. Ilic King w'as so well pleaied 'with this contili- Vet : ay, that 411thOtigh three.s.itih - tdrs bl-titt hone; the time allntiett for-the disputation . , wits expired .be caused them .to . proceed,. sotrietit'nes - 104eltiV:tir Li and against tit relpontient'aod Optsoa sot,"it aal) li t lettin g an inginnent.on either' side phqs swii bout-pro pet remarks.. ..‘ -,- ' ' ...• The .disputationti -.being over; the Xing withdrew to_supper, i .titer which- he' gem 'fair tifk r- disi),Oints, ivitnse' flannel - W . 6re John' Adanhoil, Jaiiies . riiriie, Patrick Saimili Atinfe‘,v Young, James Reid, and Wiliium King , beture whom he learnedly elscottifi ed on their several IlfliTleS, and said; " 'These.*;n. denten, by their nuittes,. Wire . dettinedTor thi . “Eis they bad in baud this • thiy," atid:proceeded'A'l o l. Ipv‘ftt :--- ..".. un was• - father of all, and >idam's PM had the fit* pker of this at t; • the defy, "&.tr is justly (Oomfer) ; his had sonif; . /iiii. am 'in it; and be slistaltfed2 theln very fairly, -with'4l66y-fair:WO given to '"4:lid'why'iillutflo not Mr. S.inds be the first to enter 4 tire4andr? now I *deal ly see, that oh •sartd.i , e6 not liarrenrior certainly he had: Stiexi , n a it blr: Younk' is very bld in AriSt6ll6; il7t. held oWed not be red witiv,blushiog for hikattille hi.; d.t ) ,; Mr. Kinkdisotnett divl of ti kingly„piir,- pose'; turrkel. ding. he YOyal-sliif ‘ tit l iiiley anger;.lrirtr alit.passt'this`. — ce pleased' with thiftlitY'ii eXet iyrr, tfiat I will iej(isl. f4ther to the'eollestroltditibutigh; and hair . it di.t the r9liege , Itipes4,4 , 6 , lll.4niecifthiiict. itig, it• stopped igHldrty-OilTif iii my roromi.lll7 . :4latr I came` to. kno 4 iileitge•l.lield halt& tCr ill all C 'be 'eitilt'bli ,tr t 4 44114...411 hough Isee milli y utiOh .with, oye , „•yist I Milt' have therittmto; : that having. Ovet? it 'My tratite,...l . trarrel ate at a .tirtsdor- time %V godh4" l l , 4tViioterflar.gd it. iiiiktfUleS ,' ' Th . a.lofriptiei OW that t irVlia k tto; peorhholVigjel+thill'iliken o 'it t ice Ot'';► peitieloal'',"•6l" hnttr,k) a UMPO ( CIF grcutle rI) y•tii. by 040113169 bashfuliti4ss was rendered unfit to speak in such-an august asetigsly,r-Nlames answer64l, go hitiqiitlis agtees,weii with his natarc; :lances thin much tnattet„.-yet,say nothing; yet put grtfist'lls4t teri into, frlta3 MOUt 113. ' • • /7 11" ill The Xing having signiftett that ;his m4Oliti be pleased to ittste his remarks on tho:profes,Ors' niines versified,, it was accordingly doOe as follows: - As Adder wee the first.. man,.'whenee tik; Atriot $ lon was president, end first inAn iu till) 4 0. • The theses Bairlie ilid defend, witiqh thkaugh they jictcon. tam, - Yet werefaft /let, awl he the saute' ri,;ltt fairile did inaihteln Ti t o field. hat eoteed master eaarLit, and there he Made Me see, That 11 . L , t are h?rreti famis ,, but that some lertile be ; Then master Ycw,g, mutt subtilie - the tlit i did 11111)Li giii. And kytticd old in At,is;ptle,-aithuukh hiS'italtie was 44,:i4. To him - .tteceeded itiostur KtY.l , Whe, though R.i.i t)u his mine. Needs neither !'ter his clisputc blush , nor of I,io skech think ' • Last etileirct master Aetrfi tiles lists, and ditplite liko 3 Kii%, fl(iw reason reighini; lik,i 4 Qt*Cll, shout, une.er 6!log. To the:lr de teed lntvc 1 thus phy'd upon their names, • And will their Colledgc: I}e callcd, the ccllerigo c./ King • Wit a 4+. C A r Et, T —l'est iTday Geo 'tont was i)r(i‘t;!,lit np, nntlerweitt final iieni n t6:harged by gcntlenlan with him on , Who si4tea, passiwg..ri -few nights sittec. ticar Iti,cP . frlount, in Wlntveilaiiel-toqd, NA,%ts„tt'ct..,o,it a ,t) . y Abe prisoner,_ who tort:ally took frocn is is per,chi his wotch,,(443irk i g0)4,q;31 ; sotnl t Erich, ibe iirisotte( wvs .ftlipte.4ntle . th Tit.; 'char iming.corrobpritea ,by Anitee evidence, IP: , .lhg ., sworu to,,,ha. %OS lay t,.16111r t 19 '*,';w4;4l.s. t;Ar*ial. ~.~. (AO %.4';'‘ . , •. ' ~, , . ill ' oikcik‘l'#i Ile • fibii4o' - bf Mrs;'-Eilieliogi6ii, viero. ..,,, phict.,, m o ry . l c • b-,n e , was til otid °pill 'tic ikileyitt‘ pours in r.t c•l ' Ve arid ftitir o'clot)i cm iFilij , 44l 4 i iiiti:til; Mg, and robbed 01 pi 31 , :.; ,'„ c. ' to" illy ,irtiourif ( 1Yd1 1 ; tie h l f tat a n tt-ni ~—, to i).:,1 6-11Wo. i7Ffl t ;Nifd :the,. - rotiblvy xva4' t:I., ~, , J . i.ii 'At` it, l'. : .: 1; 1, itifiliq cife6ied ail t.iiiino- ! : iii,'.1,1[ . ..; 0 , : , .I,q ( nit r :4,coi::;ol)d. , l the ) A:coaa t ltiivd the t's',.., ~ 1 , rici) , ...l.lif tilt; grottiiii ficaor. - ', ~. 4. , • -• The following are more Ample partieutirief - t!ie late robbery at Portsmouth than have Ilithertwar pored : tier I . . - -..-- E -.. r.....4147,KT5VC5-11 aimr. --- ' .Wil 3.PPlied tO 'stop the bleeding. An dam tri .wgiVl.l,7 .11,0' thetti-Dweie'.abont a dozen ships' ..Sut. geons to - the cb,irSe of a few`mincites in the ronA 0; after takinti' a slircht view of the wood, ... , :saiti the' jugular veia was cat, and be would die ill a short. time... This; however, prOred to be, ..qn eroneous opinion. To prevent- Mr; C----- - .fictro , maklog' (he wound larger by- twisting: 11;1 . :head about') he was braced up with linen round , . ilineCki so tight that be cOold 'not Move it. A *urgeen of ihe. loWhi with twO assiStatits, oat , .afterwardt; - auc4 after seeing the wound, gavel! as • their opinion; '' it was °possible Inr him to le. , cover ; and by the assistance of home powerful eel. die " holdiPg him', ,they'dressed the wound'. iti clothes were then cut-otr, and he was carded (too stairs into a larger -robin. During this operation 111 , : ,coughed violently, but whether naturally, or 41 . design to make his wound . Worse; WO not al' ' , ''' , Certained ;• however, it lind the effect of setlias it 4.le,eding again, and the dresslng was obliged to bi . •Tepeated,;- --.-. - . ' i ' Mr. C's.brother, (Capt.' C„), rind respettableW may, being well 'known at the house, aod in. till town, occasioned a•• Considerable mob to ale about the house';' so much So, that the iniiitoiy siar e called ont: ' - *-• • - ' . . , T 9-.11 . w len sat unwilb Mr. C. p.ll night. - , ..0:i Friday morning, the deposiliobs 'of lilts* nesse* wet e , taken betore the Mayor, and Mr, G."' conunitted. , .. .• ft , a fIANTATiCiS)I4--At LeCd4 S.'tiSiolls, 011 Montitti Burnley, a weaver, at Beei,tim,•was bronglii fl ille CoUrt flit . leaving his family charg,cP le ''',,,/:„ . U",'WiiP• ' ge Was asked Whitt TC36011 hecotoy,„42 ilgh Ty- deSertirig his f 'unity ? I-1e replied,l :fie Was,called by the word of God. so to 09: 0 long - ex:lntinat.ion • erciurd, in which he well.' 4 ' rtin Scr.ipttire toprove the jostice of his.atlfr %pi,:ie.i ei di a k d ii ;;:i ati i t,i i , ; ., d b f o rlii i.e t ti h s e' ,. neaei:i.irteNdv.jaiteotiiiet I,l7e:it:it 9 11 1 " e l l i ' li Pt i the rei:t s lia tititiel.ip.iluoisili;vsnui.:' itne:rac:l'l'eitaiLllri'inatt;dineltsrtVf: tii6re n . eed train his ovOlt . tam . ily. lt,is an oli 11: 0 - in a gs `J.„11'11.1 t,iii,.*Pvil,'Can, turn the scrtigure 'Ai P'`P°'e '!":"Iii)d iht,s•rna—'n seetrid as luily pooti7j sk etii , t t . l Y at ali 4 iii; te ti it'l6 . llls - 'llte 'ptliiona ',.+' . 4 , ,lilkon,to y w pi t tber 1 1 .l ad any friend; i v° 4 ka ' his ,kitt ‘ w 'in'y . 5 .,, ' body' 'ther)? 'ffe said, 5r.. 134 .; 1) : ktO*S'irte. • ~ .: . • —.. '4 04 -I. •r*B4nk/ haKiefigd to be 'Foreman of the , t ,, ... J!-1rik..:210 being ealisd ppop, is itaid, that iforo:7„ I*.ifet,i't coii#44l,of ihe,.prisoner, be constderd "al .i.,,,,,P,,e• - 11 13 . w is fOrtnerly an industrious !Val ). 0. , a"' nb irdif be4n informt'll twat be %volt aw 4 " 11. 1 r0 .01 ti'i`farirr — ll rf 'l - ' 1 7. ; ,ap ~.. s 0, lem (.estatt e, as far "f - iv . 4 went. - - I:Kit 'he. would Oe h bscol •tiio , t(4 ; e mr,l l, the'w9,;di;aa hi; 'said, reading .the fitble; 1 :,, l iftl' believed the icount the prisoner gave °I :,"" Pie i s tar e em n a t itlyt ea o r s.t n t. i i ii n li i g sc s ayin a ii n fre d i: eze t t o l d c i a t o f r n e , t o o t) b t l e i e cobto,,rtiporite,63oo4r. the) ? sal to Mi. B. stiCh gnorlit $5 tbeY In""`n:' to , - d(t. The fieiscinei 1,..4i$ utterly callous to vr ! ,ii o PiaYilg off their deb i t i s e 'toys t 6..• ° ll °° ; ' to hisjamily the Sinai!' suon of tio 0' h e coati - a reel,;, .. Tr; , ..e overseers 'declared to ibo . 0 (40 Opiniost that further iinprisOntnent Yvooldt:l'fa.ceii# avail, and the prisoner was tberelOrid i '`,! f ,'„ , : ooo ! a Soktable admonition ; it' seemed. b9vv''.:-,,)00v tinay . aitiug, fUI-tieretired.routi,e!it:ig, " Ti' e 700 ;G:boeuh.:i onu,aitacnonoste. l e l ton:, acii,s,,ln.le,vio: . 5....1:111:,441'k 1 , 65. covers tbe earl!), acid grosAl o t ot tP-Pe°Ple. 40 ',la again atu.)ther placPJ • I ' too 0 1 iYhole .vs 1.,r1c1 lied) IP - wickedness,., 1 k pvw 1 00 0 ‘ . kaY pf Litlii;:ia the.path.of,sutleritt ; bni. lo o Pilli Whieli tnitleider. trod, dna we invo N' , ' stirs." , • , i t ~, , • ... . ~, ' - „il . P-'- ,_. . • .: •, /.. "".---* . ••• ._ ..., 110 pc6,, ej ‘,.,.‘10.t.tyi be,. nvF,h,safrr .for . ttim,e-1, oloto wl . 4 1i . ilfci..o.ti$; 11 t tip Vg s justen 001 being4;lol,.cria, ti,KAO: tif_ltirget'one, wa*.Oivid.oo het wvi:m. - i • ;:voy - jer'Cslle4.Pi.if Urieliikthil:ti biltsi) 1110431at31A vrtf ,Yg,k, tile il pipiky ~ Ql . ' OW ~ aeiCllol liirilopba w,et . ttjheir beiog dirsited to pieces.- '.. l '.. w° , s l.o loo' Naie..-,s('Cii;e iii laiidiutt .-4 the,gal'al .° llc ' r 1 4 0 thiler, . d . "' , ' ''''' .'I tbasloo A ',-.-,,,, ` lll •. i1u01c.).(c4,01*..p. Atoitic..., , fro ttiv Ones,. which would prevent thul rel' ° "' “ ; 1 , 1, , 111 eaqh . .,ithich ticcasionitAlpr. ai.llerls.-.3`;""ke.,ljit.joiis,, • I „, e titifeti Of bala . d4zen, "Or :half:3'ood: P" 1 , itli ~...,11°Wer, :1 0 a edagitirable e - ' ,• 11 be uktaill4"' . ,JClrit 'O,J , , , 010 , I , lot' t ' VielaPit.,„iliii:ool*tVl3s-*lldatititi, die gre: l 0 , 1 : 0 o r s , iri , tag 'lasi:oe , dititger, A dimintili'qii oh ,f et ,:i t o all ati"-TOcet./60i1 poWe.r:,' will give c 111 °, 0 ,,,,1 t ti‘l 14e0nauls,'and (nay lead io tl.e dist:ooly ot ''' A ' I ". pi iki Of regulating their course, tet;,,rtg, :Qc , ..,." r , oil car is preterairie 4 t"& a latig . Otte . ; it " I 'll'fi:aii 0 ' 1 ! wit! sme 'swilled 'to t bit 'wind, :liid 'to 11)"..1,,, iv be'riPare- ariati i',l4ing ' one win ''"°l.,cl.l` 011 1 5 cline to a.ciroolat mOt ion; ond if 11)(3410 " 4 „,,,a at . limit thebit,iiion round with' it, Wilicl ) ii". 1)r b",;01, A the lag aficettr.ti.om Hackney. .A bal l " ° . , 1.,0' artificial ;bUittilei •tir :. -governed by the silil'(:.(o,l_,ti., of motion as t hum which :Iscend troll) a tobi'',`,/;i air& neVer an iittritf e a circular toolioll t.l' Teets With's WhitlWind. • „....--- •• • , NIATH 146tratt 'l7 Lid, tip Thmsd3Y litstiAlt•his house in Wirer); of w4iti Nl,iijuribunks, EN. of A of Sati:e day, at Aliturfd Viil.4, Cheite,olloll, Rt v. N. W:atie, of a daUghto ;ilia A son. " • Pi l l ti Kits/;, . ...O.C4' 011'Weddesditp iisf, ttt 'l.)a%;ciliarll, CticOtirc, M-4,. i pit• ferail Ow Licit. •Tbotttcs ttelifioil, tiest sob at 1.w,, s,,j, 4P". t' , (7'a:hi:rine cl.lct d ii.i-itcr ot jar:lei ToPl'i"' • t of W itaii.rott- t JAI i s . C . ii •• J i ire ' . '• • ' 01 ~' Sain day, St . ' Li,.,-.),, 1 . 1 , fch Mr. Robert Mattiorici. Pitd.strect to Mil) Aoli'tt-i't ,I ', clicts,,t daligidlit Qt th e , • '''/Pl,t .Minna etty. road,,6 4.- ) • . • •• ydi i cl t • -11 Thin Way liW, NI r. Win, ,l, icloPlsoot 0± ° ' • I'lo Miiithit Mildred; of 'i otieoli. , '. o f St` ill'")4' thlY, ct t..iki.ii-v Hil Siiiircl OLIO', Eslii. ,ti4l4 00'24...Southmark►dictilicr to iN•libsi ivlatdalli °I • d Herts. , ' b' t .., 4 72f1 .1141 iliCitis, I 41 ,Wvathll4,!ut Shickiewcll;3llo _ • Vl., niert;_hkßA 'of 119,,a .ant II