The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-21 00:00:00

INSURRECTION IN CHINA. A letter from the Viceroy of Pekin, twelve days after the attack on - the palace, to the Viceroy of Canton, states, that the chief town of the district in the province of- FIO-nan, was destroyed by the instagents, and the Officers of Government pot to death—that the whole district or Gan-yan was in the possession of the in•urgents—that,Thn hearing of the imperial troops advancing to attack then', they, burned the 'chief town ot'tan-yne, in the province of Pe-chele; !ld Red—that they bad taken the chief town of Ting-taou district, in the'province•of Shan-rung:SEC. It is said, that. tin; Imperial army had, in. some districts through which they passed, put men; women, and Children to the sword. _ The rebels, in • a place Where , the fa,mine was very severe, being incensed against a very . corpulent Mandarin,. killed and eat him !—Several ,attempts were made to take the life of his Majesty . ; one - by endeavOur ing.to convert his pipe into a rocket ; hut hap pening to-be reading an official paper when the pipc.was brought to hini, and holding ircareless ly in his tua nd , it -went off Close by his "ear ; with out hurting him he then rose and' struck the page that brought it, so that he soon dierl.- . —One of the eunuch!. of the palace brott.lht a cup of gen seng, which be bad prepared for his Majesty.; butt his Majesty felt an aversion to it at the time, and gave it, as a .mark of his regard, to a fa' nitrite page, who drank; it,, amf'died in the course of the eYening.—The Emperor's disaffected brothers, to gether withthe euattchs,,are thought to have been sit the bott.mi of troi-lt tke-..---pla.-c- , -PVtgh,tc - ril en ntiehs were pia to death ;citirittg:, the attack on the palaces, several of the Ladies put an end to their own livek. - AMERICAN PRIVATEERS. 110 W TO PUT A STOP TO THEIR DEPREDATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR,—In carrying on the present war we are . p'aeed'bv the French and by the Americans on the bed of • Orbrarastes. If we enlifitie our IlOstilities to the destruction of what a e called publics build ings, we are hy'one of the parties called GOths rind Vandals,. the worthy imitators of .4thia anti Geaserie :---nd if we inflict upon the habitations of pr - .. ate inditithicrls" the ijuries they 'have done to rt•-• - s . of our own subjects, we are represented by the other as more cruel than the savages of the wilderness ; and, to - coinplete the climax of ob . aurdityand - irjuStice, we al e.t - Old that We wage - war igain“ Anierica Ike pirates: when the fact- is, that the' war carried ou by America against this country is only si piratical war; and the only Method left to us- of protecting' our, commerce,. and of bringing it'to a conclusion, is by treating , them as a piratical state, ,whicti_we have , not hi-, therto done, The distinction betwixt an honourable nlyal war carried on by pisinripal rival nations, whose fleets meet and contend forthat superiority,. which gives tlig dominion of the sea to the conqueror; and this; with a contemptibleeoemy, who pos sesses no other means-of annoyance, than by. in- -... . , BANKRUPTS. . . • juring the trade of the merchants, I I vessel* .()I ' iOhn'ltoland, - Bramshott, Southampton, dealer, Jan 18, a' such small dimensione as' elude obsetyation by i two, 1;f, at ten, and 31, at two, •at the Anclior lan t Lip their size, and pun - suit by : the swiltness of : theii i hook. ~-ttorilies, 'Mr. Charles Greetirarn,.Peterstietd, 0; sailing . , is trick obvionS t(i Ile:.:d_ lueiilation: T lie y Mr. Jolni ,-Wen, ClittorWs Inn, London. , c ,i d ie rpe a n t te t r i , ,, D c ee r:), sl7 ,i; are oti the ocean what robber 3 and limiditti are ri ft n t i t ' ).?e ‘ c Na 2' 4 : t'Y art te B c 4 in - 'd .3 .la ci n f() . "i 3 6 f hir l e t' by land ; and there is no- atli , er itivtlinti of putting . um, .6'4;0,4%4/Ade. ,- Anornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's ~ . 'a stop to their niAlignatit depredations, but, by re- Bench Walks, inner Temple, ilr Mr. Chapman, 13iggies taiiating on the hontes and pet sons of the iiggres- Jerwean(ijiea' h Hewett. and John-Hopkins, Warminster, I'Viltshire, sous the same measure t,t evil as they daily mete grocers, Jan. 5, 6 and 31, at twelve, at the Commercial out to tsa. I Rooms, Bristol., Attornies, Mr. Davies, Lotabury, Lou.. The language I would now bold to them xv (u ld don, oi'Messa. Davies and Davis, Warminster, or Mr. Usher, Bristol. be Ill's—Yfmr Government has begun ' B ,:, ainst Dimas Bullord, Taunton, Sontersetshire, grocer, Dec. 26, Brirain a war without prorocation, or any' other Jan. 10 apd at, at t'en at the Market-house, Taunton.— Attornies Messrs. .Blake and Son, Cook's-court, Carey cause. than a lust of conquest slid a desire to in- street, Le ' mtloit, or Mr. Henry James Leigh; Taunton. . Sure this country. You have invaded our peace- Philip Stephenson, Leicester, hawker, Jan. 11, at five, 12, able colony of Canada, with the sword in one at ten, and 31, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stamford:— band, -and the - toren. in the other. You have, Attorney, Mi'. J:itat - Newton,.Goodhall, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire.. . , with the most ' wanton cruelty, burned houses and G eor4e Beilairs, Leicester, banker, Jan. 12, 13 and 31, at Whole towns which had siOnnitted to von, torn• eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies, ing the wretched inhabitants, without • Messrs. G. Edmunds and Jeycs, Chancery-lane, or Mr. H. regard to panty, Leicester. age or sex, into the wilderness. during the kcle• Thoma 'Wh •tl S k II t t l'' s ed ey, . toc we -s ree , G reenwich, iveryman, Theney of winter z your private. individuals, par. , •Dec.• 24, Jan. 7 and 31, at 'twelve, at Guildhall. .Attor ticipatiog in . ihe !malignity of yo . nr 'Rulers, are. . ney , Mr. C. R. Parker , Greenwich. Samuel Smith, Deptford, baker, Dec. 24, 31, and Jan. 31, carrying on hostilities upon a principle hitherto at-twelve, at Guilellkall. ' Attorney, Mr. Jolla Sandoni; never practised by persons in - their stations, by I Deptford. sending out Privateers, not for the pin pose of i 'Saamm.4 Whiteley', jun. Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 24, Jan. • rid 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London., Attorney, Mr. profit by making ca tunes, but to' burn .and de- • 6 Leigh, Poultry- ' StrOy: such British vessels as they may fall in with. Jasper Broweii, Coal Exchange, coal-factor, Dec. 24, 31, and Jan. 31, at' Guildlhin.' Attornies, Mr. Attireson, Therefore, We -sere; in justice - to, our' country, Great Winchester-street, London, or Mr. Bainbridge, obliged to resort to inch measures as will preve:lt South Shields. you from cOntiniting•thesi'aggressions." •We will, Richard Pocock, Kilmiston, Southampton, ,blackstitith; Jan. in return, visit the coasts Of Ain6•ici vvit!t 4 retri- 19, at five, 20, at ten, and 31, at nine, at the Sw an I nn New Alresford. ' Atka, nies, Messrs. Sherwin a n d H a ll , butive justice, and inflict upbn - the Property and Great James-street, Bedford-row, or Mr. Lancelot ...Lips- People of that coufary the same kind of evil, Which 'comb, New Alresford. - , they have so lavi - sitly and wantonly perpetrated Richard Stone, Garrsington, Oxfordshire, fanner, Dec. 24, , , 30, and Jau. Ql, at eleven,. at Mr. R. Barham' s Oxford. against us., -,..- • - Atiornies,'Nfr. H. Taunton, Oxford, or Mr. W. Holmes, At the moment faiiii - ;writing, Esee. an - article ereat - James-street, Bedford-rose.. , in the public prints, that a s iugle Atia t rican priva- T publican, Taylor, Dec,late of 2‘ S 4 Jan. 3,and.il at ten, -under-Whichw °°d- Oxford shire, uild teer, has taken and de,troylti no fewer than lwen- . hall. Attorney, Mr '.• Ta ' rn, W arnford-cO en, 'at uri. ty-one link'. , uno . chantimen. By what logic can. • - • - - DIVIDENDS. •it he Called cruelty -or injustice, to destroy the j ' ' • an. 13. J. Fewster, Liverpool, joiner—Jan. 10. J. Clarke, bitatious - and property. of theseincendiarieS ; and- I grocer- , eicester-Square, draper—Jan. 13. R. Fettes, York, o-- if pOssible to earry off t l ir.eir persons - , as hOstages, Jan, i 7. A. BlAck, Haves, Middlesex, veterinary surgeon— Jan. 17. A. _Cuthbert, T.,Brook . atid G. R. , Cuthbert, Gutter tut' the '!itiriatie treatment. of such of our su;)j ICh ects ane, merchants--.tan. 17. W. pson, Lawrence-lane wine as may full into. th i eir Tower'? It is a tans In, nierchain—Jati. 14. IL Harrison; stn. Maidenhe a d,' Berk which-cannot he.. too ,strongly impressed on the shire, brandy-n - t,tehant--Jaii. 17. W. Jordan, , Greenwich, minds of the Rulers of this .Country,. that there J. 41'. 16 I. 'a n ti It; hi‘Haßll., It• s v e e x y, . )a Witham,l t • Will he no.stop put. to the depredations of Ameri- Hodgson 'and ' E. Pea l i g- sou, - LiverpOOl ' , merc e lM s Tits "" Jai l l 3. 2s. can - privateers, until the owners of the ii are ;made I W. Jac. lis, .aiiit David, Exeter, coal-dealer—Jan, 9.4. S. to tetl the evils of war in their o%\ ii persons and ' ' .) , Tt s ,..-s..ye l c i. . l , l ...,toret.i l l , c ; 4 l , t .t.tra.er—street 24. H. B. Sanders, Bread-street-hill, It t t St 1 I i i i haL . 'ittaiOns ; which we have Amply-A - Ile Power of Leetl r s' v , ' uato ' lst - e . r t e r r eet- Jan. ' .27 u . a.: A rc . i:loogh-, n ,'.l . lan o eli c . .s 1 ie r l , 3r e o o o : i ii i .' th,,ng, if - not restrained.hy considerations whiCh _ ition-br.L•wer-4:1.11. 1-7. s:T. Welch, •Gosport, builder--J-ran", 12. P. Walker, Eigworth, Lancashire, caiico-priutcr. arc unknown to our a nta go nist s , e ith er on grin- ' elide Or practice CERTIFICATEs—Jan. 10. ' A OLD UNDERWRITER. 'T. I ancofield, Maidstone, grocer- 2 .N. Harrison, Wigan, 'S ' . • Lancashire, W‘iested-dealer—J. Land, Exet e i• confectioner— . - . • - . . . , ,J. Fowles-, Bircliin-lane, bruker—T. Clewli;y : late of Beam . . hurst, Staffordshire, iiin•se-dealer—.l. Whitfield, London, . . .. . Last crick a young Lady' and Gentleman ar- merchant—J. Ashley, Bath, music-seller --M. Davey, jun. rived iti - great Baste ;at.Gretna Green. The -wei-4•lit Cheshunt, miller—J. Anderson, late of Wormwood-Street, Brunswick- OE the prize may ii•in So ,tie grree i'ilifjectl:l-il , . m square, erciiali s t t — ta" G lus ll t k iu ii.s i t iu ot t i a e 4,l lV n l . arcli t int l • ‘ ri a t- i s r t a r i e ld et, c asticour t When 11 k ad&'d th . 'r the Ge.'itletnati pair) th • budge-row, i• k C: ( -L l' -I . ' l • Leicester,' c ' , t. - :. . .. e ,), banker. o i .„„ pa rson SD/, in a Bank of England note 'for • --- PARTNERSHIPS DISSPI;VF,D.. tying the nupt. Tk:on. - H„ Leach, of. Leeds, and W. G'arth, of Ball Grove, Lanes 'l he bodies of t liejour Maki) , selktnen wh o - , v e - re ':,shire: calico-rearpfacttires—P. - Marrow anti W. Healing, of •, dry, •C" and S. G , .- Liver pool—.l- t•un ,C. Read, N. an iry, of Brill poet, 011 Thursday last at bxeciitou D•i.i.k tor' poet, I.Ku`sets :ire,-bankers,—B. 'Baker s N• Rowland, and W. murder tut tlt . .g. 1 i I .I) seas, were hung in yln;ilis on Bytom of Limo-street, Liverpoal, marble-masons—C. litook "it cross gibbet on Satuiday, opposite ~Biack.wall fi - t;td'art,. C. tina:iiii, in Sliedielil, att.•rnies—ki. Nood sad S. Dock. " • ' . • -, • Burial ti, .'f sltaderland near the Sea. coal fitters—J. Dos. i Well audJ. H. Buckle, of New Broad-street, attorisios. It . , Commissionsigned by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in tie na.ne "and on tue :Jrhalf of his Majesty. Eastern Regiment of Glamorgan Loyal Militia.—David Da vies,.Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Stirling, resigned. - Crown- ()AA , Det. 20, 181 4. Member returned tu•serre in this present Parliament. Bororigh cyWidslual, otleetwise licit.Thoinas Hamilton, co;:iinonlj , called Lord Binning, in the routn of Citar;tTrurawny l3reretou, whti has accepted the odice of Steward of East Headred. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. 40. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Right lion. R. B. SHERIDAN and OTHERS, V. WALSH and ANOTHER. This being the third and last Seal after Michael mas Term, Sir ARTHUR PIG'GOTT moved for an order, t?-,continue the injunction Obtained by the plaintiffs in this case, for restraining the ;defend ants from proceeding in the levy of certain sums from the effects cf the. Theatre, now under exe, cutioti, through the Sheriff of Middlesex, "and for an order to bring the money so levied into Court, .to abide the result of a Decree upon this Bill ; which was filed for a specific- performance af contract or agreement _between the . parties, ei - t tered into in the,year 1810, when the property of the Theatre-was - in a depreciated or embarrassed state, by which contract the defendants - agreed; iii lieu of their demands, to take, shares of 100/. in the property of the Theatre, but which.hecame reduced in value, as contended by the defendants,' to a sum of 801. per share ; hut eVen at that price the defendants stood charged with having refused such securities, or to attend the fixing any price whatsoeVer 'on the aliquot shares: The Learned Counsel displayed great force and legal learning, as, well as strnng zeal,: in a long argument, to chew that the_defendants, who had entered into the agreement with 'their eyFs open, had in all respects resisted the completion of the same, by neither acceding to any arrangement on. the value computed, or making any - other valuation as pro posed to them. Several letters between the parties respecting the - contract wt re read; in confirmation' of this statement, which excited much public interest, the Court being thronged by the amateurs of the drama. The Lor CILOICELLOR tave 'a learned and elaborate judgment an this important motion, stating that no ground ‘was here laid for dissolv ing the injunction in this case, and granted the motion.—injunction- granted. COURT OF KING'S 13 1 41 . %_;CH, Dec. 20, 1814. CAREY V. ADKINS. 'This was an action against, Adkins, the. Bow-, street .(iffieer,- to recover 31/. iri Bank notes, which he took from the plaint4'S wife, under the following circumstances :-- 7 Upon the conviction of Lye, at the Old Bailey, NVIIO was convicted of R burglary' in the ho - suse of Mrs._ Simmons, ift .Ba ker.:street, from whence smear 40001. worth of jewels, gold coin, &c. wire stolen, the plaintiff was admitted an evidence,. the wife having been previously taken into custody ; and . when Adkins Searched the apartments-in Windmill street, she bad secreted a part of the notes in the bosom of one of her children. The husband absconded.—= This money was conceived to be,part of the_ pro d uce.of Mrs. Simmons's property, and the Officer had refused to return it. It was,,proved,' that sj ust before the robbery, the plaintiff and his wife;. were very poor, but inmierliately s after‘ it they became abundant in money. Mrs. Simmons; also', proved, that the plaintiff's wife had been in her house as a servant, and knew where shq,deposited her m.)- ncv and jewels'. . Lord ELaNBOROUGiI held, tha't, under these circumstances, it became the plain if to chew him self in possession of money before the time Q fthe robbery, which not being able to. (16, the-plaintiff was iwnguited. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dtc. 20. War-Office, Dec. 20, 11114. lab Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant and Adju tant Samuel Hiirdman„froni the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant 'and Lieutenant, %ice Bronilep,„prornotcri. - James Talton, -Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Wilkinson, who ret-res. • 22d Ditto, Wymer, Gent, to he Cornet, witliout pur chase, vice Gill, promoted. -24tb Ditto, Major Patrick Savagt, from the half-pay of the 9th .Light Dragoons, .to be Major, vice Roharts, who ex •: changes. ad Regiment cr•f; Foot Guards, Captain .John Aitchison to be Captain of a COmpany and Lieutenant-Colonel, .I•y prir .chase, vice Fotheringbain, who retires. En4ign George Tuffnell. to he Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase,-vice • Aitchison. Ist Regiment of Foot, Brevet. Ma,* John Gordon to be Ma jor, vice Chisholm,, deceased. Lieut. Patrick Grant to be obit Company, vice Gordon. To be Lientenaots, Ensign Janie s Ambrose Collins„vice Win. Campbell, - deceased. Eo4ign Jobb Ciancy, vice Grant. To be Ensigns, Ensign Leanard Coo; - er, froM the 47th Font, vice Collins. —Thomas Gent. vice Clancy. 6th Regiment-of Foot, Bentick Yelverton, Great, to be-En. sign, +vithout purchase, vice Tyner, promoted. . . bth Ditfo, Cornet fr. B. Tudor, from . half-pay - of the Royal Waggon Train, to be -4n - sign, :Hodgson, who ex _ ""shanges'. . . 26th Ditto, Ensign William Launie to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - * • • ' 27th Ditto—To be Captaini of Companies, Lieut. John A: - Batty, vice Simpson, -deceased. Captain. John, Taylor Mac kenzie, froth the Gist Foot, vice' FL G. Edwards, who re' tires upon half-pay-()file 31st Foot. - To he Lieutenant, Ensign Robert-Weir, vice-Batty. - , ' l'n f:e Ensign, Vomit eer.latnes Graydon, vice Weir.. • 28th-Ditto, Ensign Suter to be Lieutenant, bypufchase, Vier Andersit, promoted.- 52d Ditto, Ltentlartiti Wier, from the ISt Garrison Pat •• talion, to be. Lientetinnt, vice. Brown, who retires, up” half-p,ny of the Ist G,,..rison•Battalion. 59th Dian," Chas • Gardiner, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Geddes, promoted, , • a 60,t if Ditto= Cut be,Lieutenants, without purcha.gr.,. :Ensign Williams ' vice Bolder(); appointed to the 66th Foul. "John Brown, vice Hamilton, leeea - sed, Ensign .13enjadin Clare,' vice Pirch, promoleal,iri the 73d Foot. - Ensign Henry• Shewbridge, vice Feeiss, promoted. Ensign itichard Farrar; vice.VitZgera!il, deceascil. Ensign William' SeOtt; Vice 1.56ev0r, deceased. Ensign Philip Vignan, vice Correvont, promoted. • . • To he Ensigns,' Ch. tries Osnorn Bushman, vice. \F illiains. John Day, Gent. vice Brown. Siniih, Gent. vice . Clare. R. Newman; Gent. vice - Ravi ,scan, superS.eded. Donald W.Key; Gent. vice Shewbridge. Lrnest vice,Fa'rrar. *tabu GeUt. vice Scott. Mi chael Pack, Gtot. vice Vignan. 69th [Min, Htain4al-As;istant William Gracie to be Assist .ant-Surgeon; vice- Mac' Christie , who r e s i gttr. 7itli Ditto, Gentleman Cadet R. R. Hepouvn, front the Royal .College, to'be Ensign, by purchase, vice Steward, pronuited in the 7"..h Foot. - Mist Ditto, Ittthevt Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leicester, cleveisAed. 101st Roclifort, Gent. to be Ensign, by • purehase, vice Fry, who retire. Bagvtr.-4.;aptain Wilhant,Stuvely, of the Royal African. • - ,Corps; to be .siajor in the Army. , •• GAR (KJ' s.—slaj.ir-(eneral Atexander Howard to be tenant-Governor of Portsmouth, vice Lieutenant-General • "• Hodstoun. ' . • M E A/,II A N au A.--"the appointment of James Taylor, Gent. to • be I..".4isi,rit ut the ,iittai Font, as stated in the Gazette, of Ist - Ve:ntiary 181 2, has tea. takeii EIfRATU , rtit titt, (;:i-z,:ite of 13th insiant.-54th Foot, For ,- Lieutenant Dotiiham, from tilt; 24th koot, to be Lieutenant, read, Littteitant Denham, from the,234 Foot, to be Lieu tenant. . • SMEDLFrY V. GOODEN. The plaintiff in this case a,wholesale..hosier in town,. and the . defendant a t'sp'ectulk 11511- keeper, residing in the country. The -present ae _lion was brought to recover compensation for loss and inconvenience sustained by the plaintiff, in consequence of the defendant's son, who was aph prentice to - the plaintiff, having. absented 'himself from his service 'without leave. It appeared that young Goode') w:ts„ in 1809,. articled to the plaintiff for five years._ On the 23d of December last, some dispute arose between the' hoy and the plaintiff, in. Consequence of the former _ having- refused to beat a car pet. After some altercation, the plaintiff,' said fur the boy, -‘` Go • about : your business."—_ - The boy immediately proceeded to pack up his clothes to'qUit the linse. - His master being in formed of this_conditet, desired him to. desist, and called upon hini'fo remain. He however re fused, and quitted the house ) and althOugh".fre plently afterWards,Called upon to return in his master's service refused so to do, in - Which con duct lie was protected-by his father. After the hoofs to this cirect- had •been'addueed, Lord-EfxENßoitodom recohnnended that the case should be referred_ to sonic Gentleman at:the Bar, to -say rcrhat ought tb" be done. suggeition was agreed to, and the Jury ,were not-called upon fora verdict. DUBLIN.—DILLON - versus 'ViNDELE . T.JR,----This was an action hrbught for breach Of promise of marriage. • Ttid damages were - laid 'at 5,0001. — Upon the opening of the pleadings; an Ofter•wai made by the defendant's Connsel,' &insenting,to a - verdict for '3,500/. which proposal was acceded to by the plaintiff's Attorney. MELANCHOLY c4TA§rnoPHE. - -Three lads (two of thitm sons of a . barge-owner named Lloyd, from ,Stourport,,.the other his apprentice), were on Wednesday last, tatting an excursion . in ,a.,boat, on th e 'River Avon, obove the Bridge at live sham :they.had a sail affixed to it, and the water -being high, they came down .v'th the stream, ra. The wind being aga nst them, and rather contrary, as they were 'going through the middle arch of the bridge, the top of the ,sail struck against the .wall, and i n st an tly upset the boat ; they, were _Consequently all, immediately precipi tated into the Water, and the two grits Of the owner unfortunately dr o vued. .The apprentice, throtn tie exer ions of ,40me men near the spot, save d. What contributes to render this me lancholy circumstance sti4 m we distressing is, that they were the only cloldren of their parents, and twins, about 13 years of .age,, itiin•al - ily at tached to each other, and boys of mo re than an „ rd mmy c l vir , di Latin mat yet DVell. touispi......(H l ltraififir &druid.) POLICE 'INTELLIGEtit'I" SR.--:Yesterday, MANSiON,HOSI7sz,.. ' It o "lUti RD o lndiarnan, was- charged before the ii o6° A 1„,., bf t n i suspicion of murderilyg 'a , Lascar P: 4 , 11 _Se' r h -owing him out of the cabin %viiidow-• ( I ; 0 , 4 e rg of the Lascars., an d several o ther s v ete c . e n w, some of who-II weref9rtuguese' g:''* l' est. ship wavgoing at six , the le ce against the Captain : on in-,,,tiiigliii.P3., the ing_ the Lascar in his cabin, alid a t 110111‘? but , s o, t t L h ascar cry out, and some-saw hint in t'' e - s ot's' knots _a(i boor, f. ,pc th e e * y could not give the deceased ally r i el :lie ci ' sc Captain i made a long defence, explai ihn i , e r, "' t ° A l l and called some of the in of dispute with the deceased.; sayin:;, ",-,;:oe-• the cabin window himself, ' d %s ; ` l ', 11 : . „ - o . t r. plain at what rate the ship was •sailiag ' 1 bo p 4 alarm was • • - * given that a man wad ovci u ,' I, o ' could not •tell how i t hatipene4.._ Pefilaoat NiA YoR, who took a great - deal 9 f pains t° , l be' r ; the _ fl truth of this business, alter a verY I ` ) „ l” iart be , ! ,g,.said, he should reserve 'ail! ease Or `" or °- ti c ea!tug, admitting the Captain to.giv e P 11). laity Pa- his appearance. Officers 1.(:.1401- II:).t. 'it ibile.46lfl'itiilTllifeit' 11"I'lgl.ig, oft ° . . BOW-STREET. d 3 one , Yesterday Sophia Perry, the keeP er - e 411 celebrated houses of ill-fame itl brought to the Offi n, ce by' Salmon ei'll''' b otterYT6• taking illegal insurances in the Sukte' t e prise t.r was. sentenced to . On e 111 ' 3" 3 0 prisonment. - Sarah _White wa3 chared witir.4.o6litt:Tli 1 1 3 : f el of 'SQ years of age, calliog e l' -• ( 6.f g ' l 'multi Watt' mein a • Iptar, or 4 : 0 1. 0( 1 New-roal, Battle- i bridg st e u of England note s and tv;o iji. 3s ll . I to • bound over to prosecute the prisoner. 11,1 yiw his own desire. Elizabeth nis was cliarged dames Jones on Monday night or ear l / /00 5 et moroint.r„ of his watch - and. -coat-rgt'': (o°o Charles-street, Drury-lane. TILC P" )s ,, e r t i l l'e ° lo his watch into his coat pocket tOr s i es;lie " the prisoner made ~ ff with thew committed tor trial. RUE EN-SQU t f,;r‘e sll ,rdi -• Thomas Yott was again bt , A ingbt 1 : ( 11 ) PrlL 4 :iv i ' nation, %rhea' a' great number of, pc" . 11 , with complaints against' him, and he ed for, further examination. ,• HATTON-GARDEN . . t er Yesterday John Coffee, landlord of th CO r lute Public-house, iiiFrogwell-e nurt 'i, house-lane, was cominitted "for ti .i3 ,tral o e charge, of haring robbed Mr: Isaac Ar il ' itt 'jot Itieltard sadlerst-ironinong ets? of lane, with Whom • he-bad lived servan t ' articles, in-which they dealt. ,11E. f i IUI f tRICANE. lel ° avyttitie ll artih. ti g.ie t. hs. '. l 7 4 ip T w in t i , r ie st b ., l4' fief 0 ,i immittelit danger or sti ffe ( r )n in t g i : e 4l : l. l: s , lJ o e r i i i g o neat a i rbour heeling upon then', by vi"'` . o 8 5 i c tide - the quay was for a considerable tilli'i: 511 0 10 cot° otl the l e i e . hed , suspended between a al a Mooring-post, which at last brok e !, a prey brig instantly • fell into . the water, f°,.11,f10),, t board 'a sloop.:master that was' aserolii,l, ► olo°li" Ywa-soriennoto)ornei,i a a jef o of ‘i s t i° . : a v ie ( e gi d : t t i tl i l l e a t i : r : Po. ..t . : im : e ( s )f et b illi e t ec h e e b° p ril l ut s h i o n t (t , l 7l t' l ° e -c-1 q ta ti llY-1 0 .. Y_ 6'. ~ ° : 8 1 / 3;, :t ii:'1 1 113}51yeetilst:':4#1 saved 'from instant death , w hit - El -I)l'6 f' ,0 0 been craaiulgiortd.b,ne,itowoetit‘ivat:, r00,5,0.17e t : si t , n e r ril ati , o ° ' the L P h i :E le D%:—Friday.'.during a violc il ; „ n c ' ► 0 wind - with' rain, at Leens, th e stealive' crt'",Sii neY, attached to the . - o f ‘V' ° ' ,10" 1 ,' mattutactqry hit ,0 . 1 1, 1 ei a a i t i tC l l, i'l' f '. :ii i 'll S l (' lg N ° U II IIO . II the' huddiu4 , " le fl 11)°. I h'l foreed iri with a terrible vitsh, - 0 141 3 j ./ 11 . 4 ,g0 the_ i work-people Very •sefiousiy injure( - „,,--,,,, I►ouse of J OHN BLAND I_ ,- ;s q; l'ark-131');4'.,,,,11 ,:ii3 o i;i f o s iottllct l , e i n, theit if r dbo n :it i : e i.roi s i.:l a ea(. .t i.i:)fi tthi the left biti wing i.si i ( ), > l. f eisc t ii, l p,:: ' .e r_iii: l :l ' t : l e i l : . l:; l :l ll :l; . € l j t ro is : :the . roof into an Vartirent . that 10.(1 1 1 1 ' 3 0e o' also done considerab e le I ;l 'l ai l n Y a . ge I t . ° ) • th i e ' ',l :t e i :el' tilt ODMAN a nd sac , '- h e fili L i-B , l ll l e 7 ll a b P t o li c i ) ( L ii . l - Ig3 A terrible storm t , 0 1iC e '„ 0, 4 NO is 1,0 0- 0 1 o s ntriday, in which the following , v e re peg o 'l i‘t k r i a o : l l:y r ß , F D lo i e .o k re s g _lr i re, viz. -Elizabetli, from DrobeD'chi,..l,4°:)‘, Rucks, ne(o:at,fe_rxr',pmectpecil.otvberedcae,i v i e ti il I I tilait;i,ioli.: f with sails and both topma s ts gOn e ; the /6 " l ''' '.l , ,Ilealt.tela,(rm:nCibrs,63yu; c3 ° l l : i d e ,;(!:: i ` , 9 o :t e l ' i l e ' l front Duhlin n ex'peeted to he got .off next 'spriligs: W i jeco . !age.: The Joho, flout Penzailee, ° Pi _.."// . _ the I.3;inks--'-creNsi saved. ..-----"'.....- 3} _____.....- 1) . . 131 BIRTHS. che shi i d' Br O oo n k T e, ti o es f d a a s y ,, s i e: a n i n i ;ls ,l l e ti r. at Norton.Yr ti ik " 03/1, S tv' tl ,/ On Thursday, -the loth inst. at ItollestiAii sofopc,e, shire, the Lady . of Sir Oswald Mosley, Bar t ' u .01.4 i i° On outlay;.llast, . - ,_• . - r...,eosveil iji).., , in Cuapet-street. ,--• I . ; , r esi t 0 Lady of William Saunders, ESt of f a dall.o%, e se tt, Pit# On Saturday, a poor ;;Vomao I ,''-tianier f°3' ,. T e'd of b' one of the Sphal,Houses, Lewes, was deli"' - o.ftb child, all by the same father. 0 1 ' 1 • 1 ,i ,,l , . AIARRIEL). e vil P o sa t "On the atli inst. at Aberdeen, L ientena 9 L o irld , fo l 40il II . Kyn oc ii, 791.14.Highlan (lasi to 'lViio C i t Cre •r e , ot NIT. William or ,-'s, an . Yesterday, at St. Gr Hancreer-stiLOIL 051 welt Jarm;:ii, li:sti."of 1:1$1;rs Berlieley - s treett Stafford-row, Buckingham-gate. i teta ° f ,c „ e3 l - _ co On the 6th of August last, at l'ort Islia 0,)," th ; 4ut h year of d is ag e I • •-et of lhe - 1300e. 0 -4 ,5 1(4 ' ,t 110 I ill) at bet in: ol;4 o3 ' senior, of Nishet, in toe •,7itit tr be,`";:tret ()n the 13thtiro, sirs t pr 0.. ., • u On the PAW inst. the b..laat , .OA A GanAoli, Fry: ti of ; f° 111 ,, i On the . tin lust. at ..Ctation, Sarab, , ‘ stro;ig, iate ot rue island of tireloaiti. A few" ~s since, at '1 341.17 ' ui , l ot age d 17 Ye•as, sitc , nid son of Mr. LiAr , death wa, occa-toned by a sth of NOVCIII.)er-idst, solar 01 Vie itl4".' catii,g to Ili , : In.alet, set fir, d 1 '1, 1 4 posited tner io a - • LONDON: .)% •i• • i t ',l/0 . and latinisb ' e . :1 2A. ' .. 7 .'" :0 1 ` 1 0,4 41' at 111, mix-th'Fit.E...No. 11.!. "li lll " . a.iSt MeIILS) 4,ri'Ocrs ) Litters (post-yatilil °"' 1 • _ to; . 1 itlc ~:~ h~