The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

.111 '‘.';'..A-ICA .PA PERS. [Fiert/ter , .E.l.lyasi KJNGSTON, /1.71.."7 :Z.—Accounts have been re.; eeived - here from Santa lice to the oth ult. via Car , thagena, which mention that the Government bad obtained an o fficiareondnunication - from the Go yernor of Popayan, stating th'at the -Army of the South, commanded by the General in Chief, Don Antonio de Naido, of Cundinainarca; had been reduced to the necessity.of treating for the safety of tire city, his trnops having been eutitiely cut up,. it vl himself made, prisoner,‘ with all hi ii Staff, cannou, colours, &c. This event had. completely, de'stroyed all the disposable force in that city, and ti'ev hail been minced to the necessity of opening - their gates to the conquerors, and to implore. the clemency of Gen. ,pontes, commanding the - 40 y-, alists, who was desirous , of stopping sic furtherz, effusion of blood anti other evils, which an inef fvetnal resistance would occasion . Tlie above .o , ettlirow of the Insurgents, so congenial to thq. Royalists, had.occasioned the greatest-consterna thm in Carthagena. The President had arrested and put in close confinement eleven European Spaniards, and .had prohibited. for a certain pe iiod,-any persor whatever from leaving that city, and the general cry was; in treat as prismaers all luropean Spaniards, or any suspected of attach ment to the• Royal, cause; and prevent them from, iscap'ng with their goods or effects. A most abominable . husineSs litely took place at the 'llavaOna . , and,which would be disgraceful for the most nefarious: Government to counte-_ ; bnt it appears, nevertheless, to have been sanctioned by the authorities of that place;=-, enemy's ship, which had been previously cap- , toted, under the Spanish flag, and regularly con- denmed in the Vice-Admiralty Court, at New 7 Pro% id once, and sold, Proceeded from thence, vaned the Helen, to the Havanna to load, when she was ordered to be taken'possessioii of by the • Government, as the property of her alleged for mer owners, although every necessary document vas produced to shew her legal condemnation.— ln consetplence her Captain (Holines) applied to Captaitf !Jaynes, of the Talbot post sloop; of 20 guns, as the only representative of his Majesty, and senior - Naval Officer at that port; to interfere to preserve the property from so unjust and'illegal 11.geizare, wUcli, with _that attention to the be nefit of his 'country he has manifested oit all,occa ions, he immediately complied with, and had this -11a;-r,rant violation of, all, that was just and right properly adjusted-. Application was yesterday made to Rear-Ad miral Brown by the merehants'concerued in the trade to Carthagena, for. a vessel of war to.pro reed to that port to protect British persons- and .property, when liepas pleasei! to say_, that - it+ tile course of a few days he would send one. thither fOe the above fihrpOse; alit] that she would be di rected to leave, that port about the lOth or I2th inst. - and to take under her protection any vessels. for this joiii the next convoy. The United Statess" schooner Nonsuch, Lieut. Kearni.y. sailed froth Charleston on-, a-cruiee utt tile.gth ult The Itura fri;;ate, of 58 . guns, • •Capt. .Sgruqr ville, and COirtest brig, of 1-figrms,Capt.ltattray . , have arrive(l::itt Port Antonio-from a. cruise. The S•tophire sloop of War, 4.18 gong, .Capt" Brown 4ailtql from the Havanna for this port the same 51,+y as the-Talbot. i - The' Wasp brig, of 18 guns, Capt.Everard,Jiad • tii-riVed at the- . Havanna front t!►is island, and pro . • ceOTO on a crnize. .• • December last the Ringdoye brig ~ o f. 18 ..guns, captured a valitable American schooner;.off the Nova. Scotia Bank,.: which was ordered for ',Halifax. She has not since been heard of, and it is believed must have foundered, or- struck on Stable Island.—Licut. Money, Mr. George West brook „Ali(lshipman-, and several men who. were On board of her, it_is feared, were Post. Extract of a Letter from tai;tbagena, dated June 22. - " The past from the interior arrived here- on the 20th, with the'most disthataccOunts froth Po p6yan and Santa Frl, that of the entire defeat of the Republican Army, anal-of the capture of Na- Tino, the Commander-in-Chief; a great,comtho tiwn has in conserprence been experienced in the interim•, and it has t\lso been seriously-4 It, as all business is, entirely at a stand.- FilMI THE FRENCH PAYERS. PARIS, Aud: .--The King has issued an or 7 donnance, directing, that Naval Officers, not in active service in. the'Royar.NaYy, are to apply to the Minister for the Marine and the' COlOnies for . permission to be employed -in the merchant'. service. In smuttier ordonnance, dated yesterday, the Kit acknowledgeS..the services performeriby the • :National Gnards of Paris . ; directs that, on every - Anniversary of his Majesty's entrance into Paris, these Goods shall perform the service of the Royal ITons_ctlold, ender the command of Monsieur the Cotint D'Artois. As'•a 'distinction, a white rib bon and iblue border is.added to the decoration of the Lily worn by that corps, and decorations of the Le4ion of .IlOndur are granted' to the Of f:Fhe Mottitettr contains a letter from M. 1. 4 a. Makshet bes, son of rhat`M.Malesherbes, Itaynnliard so IlighiV.C° lll Plialen t " rihe 'other day, for his work in tavottr'of the liberty of the The writer says, that his father; On retirioe; to Switzerland in 1791, " deeply afflicted Fr ith toe dis , :rders of France, ‘vilfich he attribitted in a g ft'at uleartre tothedioundless liberty.of the aa . .no , vledgvd,that lie was deceived - when, that liherty applicable to all times and Cono:i'rs." f e adds, that his father was cm ,plave:l.on a work, the object of which was jo ex pose the calamities which that license bad pro-, duced ; but it %vas lost with his other papers, in the—cruel catastrophe ‘v h ',di terminated his days.] ..P . JLY 7 his Majesty dinand,lll. resumed' the reins oh G _toverlintent, and eve), thing is changed in the Miaistry apd iatiiii:..trati ROMP LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • 9, 1814. • }li4 Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleas•ed, in the nal , * and Q o the behalf OI his Majesty,' to constitute and appoint 'he Right Hon. Robert Visconnt my{ v J o seph YOrlit , , Knt. Vice-Airrairal oi l the ISltie S . qoadro'n Of 141's Iklajesty:s Fleet; George John:tone Hope, -Esq. Rear :t(intital of tbe, bed Synatiron of his Niaj esty . ,s. Fleet '; Sir Gen. Wa-irendetfliart. :John Osborn, Esq. Henry Panlet, 3141. (cortniiintly called Lorti Henry PanletJ, Rear-Admiral oa the ked ,Sqtratlron of his Majesty's Fteet ; 'and Ilaningtoti Pepe Illttellfts - rd, Esq. to be his Majesty's . Connoissioners for eme, 011 ice of liigh Admiral of the United ,Kingdom of Grett Pritain and Ireland, Anil the' dontiniOns,. islauls, and territories thereunto belougil4. Carlton-I'm/sr, filly 28, 1314. Isis Iti,yal Highness the Prince Regent was thi4 day pleased, 'in the name and on.the behalf of his iNtrie,;ty, to , colifer the 1••modr of Knig.hthood op Arthur Davies Owen, Esti. of Glan evern; Mintte,,Onteryshire.' • Irhiteball, July '27, 181'1. His,Royal Ilieimess, the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and' on the behalf of his Majesty, to give and graht unto John Thomson, of gochanipton, and of Waver ley-Abbey, in the comity of •Surrey, Esq. only son and heir Andrew Thomson, late of .Roehampton, Esq. deceased, by Harriet, hip; wife, daughter ;lint at length sole heir of Buncombe,' late of Goathurst, in the `county of So merset,. Esq.• who was grandson :and heir of • Mary Poulett (wife of John Buncombe), daughter and co-heir of Edward Pontett, of Goathurst aforesaid, Esq, who died in 1635, his Majesty's Royal Licence and Authority, that he and his issue, he being now sole heir and representative „as well of the Said' Mary Polska, as of the said John Buncombe, may assnme and take the surnames of Buncombe and- Poulett 4 'in addition to his liateinal ilatile of Thomson, and bear the anus of Buncombe apd•Poulat quarterly W.th those oi; such items being first. anly exemplified according to tile Of arms, and recorded in the ,Ilerald's Office, otherwi, the, said Royal licene; and &fanissiait to 'be void 'and of none effect. " And also to command that this his local concession' and declaration be regittered in his Maje Sty s Lollege of Aruis. Crown- Oilier, 4ug. 9, 1814. - - Member' returned-to Serve in, this Ares: ;it Parliament. Borough of Bewdley.---Charies . Edwarci.Witsoott,i - 4 t),lgnor, in the County of Sussex,, ,Esq.. in the. room of ; 7 1iles Prtcr Andrews, Esq . . deceased. - War Office, slug 9 15114. Ilis Royal Highness the, Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the bawl!: of his Nlaj,sty; to appoint' Lieut.-General his Royal Hitl , hness William Frederic Hairy, the Hereditary Prince of Orange, to be Genera• in theArthy. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet G. Page to ne Lieu tenant by purchase, vice TvoiNe• who retires. • 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Aisistant-Surgeon R. Dann, M.D. front the 2311 i Light Dragoons, to be Surge Vin, .rice-Jones, placed upon,half-pay. • 15th Regiment of - Light Dragoons, Griffith, Gent. to be Adjutant (with the rani: of Cornet), vice Jonc.. protnot , l. 19th Ditto, Lieut. W n. Armstrong to be Caw Kin of a Troop, • by purchase, Vice Andermd, promoted. W. Dungan, Gent., to be Cornet, without,purehase, promoted.. 21st Ditto, Story, Gent., to be Cornet, Without pH.- ' chase, vice INl'Coticliy, prothoted: 22d - Ditto, H. Davis, Gent. to be - Cornet, without purchase, vice Carrot, whose appointment has not taketrplace. - Stephenson, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Thomas, deceased. r • Ist Regiment of, Foot,- Lietit.• Menzies Fullerton • to be Cap tain of a Company, viceJohnstoue, deceased. Ensign W.D. Barclay to be Lieutenant; viceTullertou. Pieteits, Gent. to be kosign, vice BarCliry: Quartermaster-rjeaut .7-- Griffiths td .be Quartermaster, vice Munns, app o i n t e d to an Ensigncy. 7th Ditto, G. Sweeting, Gent. to be Lieutenant brpurchase, vice Garrett, promoted in the 97th Foot. 42d Ditto,- I„.,*utenant Colin Macdoligall to be • Ciptaiis of. a • Company, rice Henderson, deceased: • "43d Ditto,Majoi• Joseph Wells to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purChaseiVice Hearne, who •retires, -‘ • - 47tii Ditto, Gentlettian Cadet Julius Strike, from the Royal Military Coikee, to be Ensi,o, without purchase, vice M 4 C7intock. appointed to the 74th Foot. 58th Dittd,, Lieutenant Dinsle Carter to be Captain of a CoMpany, by, purchase, vice DaVenport,.who retires. 73d Ditto, EtOgn 3. Y. Lloyd to be Lieutenant, by purchase, • ,vice Meade promoted in the Guth Foot. • - • 74th Ditto, , Enstgli John MgClintock, from the 47th Foot, to be Ensign, without. purchase, vice Jackson, whose appoint ment has not taken place. 83(1 Ditto,-Ensign Frauds Burgess to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, wee holland, pyomotetl., • • 96th Ditto, Ensign• William Stirch to be-Lieutenant, without • purchase,' vice Colonth promoted. Rich. Dowuhaut, Gent. to.be Ensign, rice Stirch. InOth Ditt&r, tientet - 6.0t Charles HanleY to' be captain of a Company, without purchase; itice'Rynci, prontoted. • Cape Regiment. Huntly; (lent. tii be Enst,o, without purchase, vice Gordon, proMoted. " • - • Watteville's • Regiment.—Edsign Frederick de Watt eville to be.Lieutetiant, vice*Vietor•,Muy, dead of Tits svoitml;. To be Ensign, without purchase, Allies - I' do Bon - eaten, Ge . vice Mittelholzer, promoted; Abrahatu _de B omtette, n Gent. vice De Watteville. STAFF. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General t(? tlittrorTes, Juln.Sartnotr, Thomas Setlgivieli, Genrge. Fisher, Giants. MEMOti.imium.—Lieutenant William J. M.Jlyen, of - the t.;tll Garrison Battalion, who was superseded, its stated in . the Gazette of the,l.Ah April List, is reinstated in his rank. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSILDED. John Needham, Hargate-wAll, Hopc, Dorbyshire, eotOn spinner. . BANKRUPTS. Daniel Huhand,.Long4Jean 7 Mill - , Castle-Combe, Wiltshire, taper-manufacturer, to surrender Aug. 11, 12, and Sept. 20, at tali, at the Frill M;on luu, Be4th. Attornies, Mr. J. H. Hightnuor, Scot's-yard, London, or Mr. J. Wingate, Bath. John Kingsford, Sandwich, Kent, carpenter,. Aug. 22, at seven, 2:.f; and Sept. 20, at eleven, at Guilt hall, Can terbury.. Attornies, Mi. T. P. Lewis, Canterbury, or Mr. L. Williams ' Cnrsitor-street, Cfmncery-lane. John Lang; MandheSter, linen-draper, Aug. 29, 30, and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. ..Attorney, Mr. Forrest, Liverpool. Thonsas' Bond' and John Bnnd, Marton, Yorkshire,cotton , manufacturtis;"Aug.'24, at six, 23, and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the Rlack Horse Inn, Skiplon. ' Messrs. Exley, Stocker, hnd Thilfsiiif;TUrnivars Inn, or rklessrs. Allcock, Son, • ana SkiptOn. . Christopher Wetherali, Sllfotd, Lancashire, butcher, Aug. 27; 24, at nine, and Sep 21, at one, at the Dog Inn, Man chester. Attornies Mr. Grundy; Manchester, or Messrs. Milne and Party;iemple. . Lewis Thomson, Birmingham, bookseller, Aug. 29,30, and Royal Hotel, Uirmingharn. At- S'ept. 2b, at twelve, at the `timni'es; Egertbh, Gray's-Inn-'squaee, or Messrs. Stubbs, -.Medes, Ims Wills, liirmingliam. - • . George 'Curtis; late of Garden-row, St. t3eorge's-lieldi, black ing-manufacturer, Aug. 13, 27, and Sept. 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Gibbard, Milltiank-street, West minster. DIVIDENDS.. 'Sept. 3. J. Parker, Norwich, linen-draper, at the Angel Inn, Norwich- , —Sept. 5. M. Peacock, Norwich, innkeeper, at the Angel'lnti, Norwich—Aug - . Mary-le-bOne, elreesemonger, at Guildhall—Mg. 30. J King, Covent-gar ,den, silk-mercer, at Guild Ilall,—Sept. 14. G. E. Platt, Bake well, Derby, inanalaefurer - or titarbleware,.at Heate:y's Hkel, Shettield , --W. - W: Hyde, KingstOn-:upon-lin l l4 cabinet-maker, at the Neptune Inn,Kingstoo-npoti-Htill---Nov. 26. T. Ken nedy, now or late of Woolwich, tavern, keeper, at Guildhall. Aug. 30. - G. Rootsey,"fooley-street, Southwark, butcher, at Nlidwood, -Huddersfield, iiialtr; at the Rose and Crown Inn, I-Indderstield--Aug. .14...1. L. Mar tell, Lower Thames-street, merchant, at Guildhall—Aug. 31. G':Haies,'Cotheridg-e, Wkir&ster, 'husbandman, at the Talbot Cables,' near Worcester—Nov.-1. L. Shewin„ Thread- 7 needle-street, coffee-house-keeper,' at Guildnall—pg. 16. F. H ar d e nherg, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, statuary, at Gnildhhll. 3 C ERTI ric;.vrEs -A u G. 30. - t 7 Bennett, Ettry-Ftr'eet, ;it. Mary Axe', it.otnev•-crivener— R. odtorio, Wood-stiect, wareliouAeman—j: furd Forum, Dorset, diaper—L Cuuper, ee.-alvt - ---P: Cacti*, - Norwich, tailor-11. E. Fan, Madiewell, Deby, )I,..mafact.tirer of I , aitrbl4,t ware- 7 W. S,anersed, Itriner•—d. Pritchard, St; atfurd-illion- Avon, Warwick, Oothecary—.3% and F.' l'ears:?b, Liverpdol, merchants- 3 . Elothwei!, L.te of Hailitven, Lanca sbtre,.bkacherl—). Ipsw4di, Scifolk, linen-tirttlte -- , T. Tirool,,Langl-oyd 7 byiqge,lludder.divld, York, clotb.dresser -I;ilight, Bag - liiqt, - Sarrey, 'II - nil...v-4. .1: Blachf:)rd, jou. late- of Lombani-street, latantiatt—D. Barnett, Purt.sea, lialupshire, mercer. NvANI'ON 66-niAtirA. .• esttiday a case ofiVani-till'hut . rage, by a turnpike-gate-kc,epqr, 'Caine on at the Office to be investigated. On • IVlOnday tit?. 3,t the day of the Jubilee; Mr. Vreeling, the SecretarY, to the 'General Pot-liffice; . Ordered . the mail' coaches, which usnally lea , )e -London through Piccadilly, Hyde Park Conicr, &c. to proceed. out. of London through Qxford-street, by li..ensing ton'Gravel Pits, and so into the Brentford road, to guar 1 against :Accidents. On that evening; in-• stead of the mail coaches taking in their bags at the White Horsc Cellar, the GlOucester Coffee-, kotts-a, &c. they were Ordered to' wait'at the cor=, - ner of North Audley - -street,, in Oxford-street; for the Mail cart's to bring their bags, and they ar, rived with them soon after eight o'croek. Mr. Lawless, the Superintendant of mail coaches - , was stationed there to regulate 'and manage‘tlient.. , :-. After they had.been properly loaded.with the bags of letters, they proc,eoled to Tyburn Turnpike, accompanied by Mr; Lawless, the Superintendinft, where Daniel Callaghan, the: gate.:keeper, per niitted some of the mail coaches to pass without paying roll, as is customary ; the last three coaches he stopped for about a' quarter of an insisting on their paying•toll. The t xerzions and persuasions,of Mr. Lawless, the :Superiutendant, • , to allow the Mails to pass - were in van) : at length, after n variety of parleys, 'the 'coachinen and guards, finding all•argument ainipersiasiOns-use-' less, they proceeded to force . oyett. the gates anAl make . their way. through. . After this Janns the gate-keeper, attacked Mr". Lawless in a %.iolent rage, calling him the most: oppro brious names, and seizing him most viokntly, and abo a young girl, his twice, dragged him j o to - the tollihrouSe; where he locked hrtu np, and 'kept him a prisoner upwards of an hoar. He Was released - through the interference Of a Gimtkinan; ho convinced the gate-keeper Gat Mr. Lawless was the person he represented himself to he. He was Ye:Sterility morning, apprehended by Vickery, and brOfight to the Oftice,7amilinddrwent'an-&a mination before Sir NATI-lA-NI:EL . C9NAIST. Mr. Parkin, the Solicitor, to the Post,ollice, attended, fo conduct the prosecution fOr the Post,offite ; and the prisoner.swas ordered 'to find' bail to an ' swer the outrage and misdemeanor at the Session. H0 . .11E CllieLliT. SINS'F.K ASSIZES.—LtwEs, Ago. 8. raGF., SEN. V. NF.I.VM • This was an 'action for assaulting the plaintiff, by horser‘yhipping Lion. The .plaintiff was up wards of lit), the defendant . nnt, above half that age. Mr. Phyntz.; .who resideSi- at Courdray, in this County, gives- amma-races in his .part: ;- and the plaintiff ; an old huntsman, was • appointed steward of the course on the Ist of Jane last. fle had occasion to turn 'ar the de'.4ndant• frotri.the coars•e, who was 'riding at the head of the ri cers, much to the annoyance of good order,.for which the defendant subsequently elost violently _as saulted arid kors'e-4hipW - him. A AitcOn had never seen worse eireets from military floggink.- Verdict for plaintiff—dam:4;es 301. PAGE, JUN. P. NEWMAN. Thig was action by the 'snit of the former plaintiff, for an assault upon him by the same de , ' iendant. Verdict for plaint 40s. ." )4AILOR COLLINS. The plaintiff kept a turnpike gate between Chichester and Cosham, and : the defendant an Inn-keeper at thelnter. Or Sunday; the 24th of ApKil, the defendant was going through the gate.'witlnut -, paying,; the-plaintift demanded-.of. him to pay ; or produce a ticket. The i plaintiff laid hotd of the defendant's reins, upon which" the defendant began horsewhip,' and gave him several, slashes. ' 'Verdict for the p!aintiti Damages TILE KlNb V. TILE INTIABITT OF SLIRREY. This was an indictinent•against the inhabitants of the County of Surrey, for not repairing a bridge over the between Dorking and Reygate. They insisted that it ut!glit to be repaired' by the town Of Do'rking, rind that from time immemorial they hacl clone so. 'f hey produced but one wit ness, and be only proved a solitary instance of an Overseer of Dorking once baying put some gravel to mend the road ,at the foot of The Jury found a verdict of Guilty, lrhich throws the re pairs on the County. CONCLUSION OP THE PARK FESTIVITTES.-Yes terdty morning it was discovered that the order from.the Secretary of State's Office had not been duty enforced throughout 114 Parks ; this . was productive of another order from Lord Strimotim, and ate :all early hour Sir NATHANIEL CONANT, the Chief Magistrate of . Bow-street Police . oflice, at tended by a few ()Slicers, - proceeded through 'the • Parks,.and), - equested that all keepers of taverns, booths, etc. would immediately cauSe:a removal of their' booths; tents, -marquees. &c: This order, .although tirade on former occaions, was received', with much diapprobation, particulirly by . those who had laid-in a'great stock—of provisions under an inipression that they trould be - permitted to :sell until Friday the .12th instant, ~ About, two o'clock it was considered indispensible that the Magistrates, should again\ remind tlrem of the , Royal - prder ; accordingly :Mr. BICKNELL, the ;Deputy Ranger • of, the Park, Sir ; NATHANIEL dONANT, and Mr. SkETent,Ey; attended by a de tachment of Police ()facers, proceeded to Hyde Park, idol after much persuasion, all the people were prevailed upon tO disperse in the greatest order and decorum. This morning there is not n vestige of the Hyde Park FAir remaining. All the shows and settlers' booths liave been removed, and brown grass; and a number of eu . ts and holes are the only proofs of its baying existed. Tlie wipe and spirits of some flf the publicans returnpig from the Fair have been seized by the Excise Wheel's in Piccadilly - in consequence of the Wailt of perrnits' It is a fact, that some of the flight rOckets i Wely sent up from the Park, 'were visible at- the distance of.twenty miles from London. Last week there was found in the Earl_ of EGt iNTUtC's lime quatry of Coalhill, about three miles from thetowu of A rdrosatt, and far above the level of the'sea, a petrified eel, measuring three feet in lengtb, TALL KiLWINNIN6 5M.1311/17'' On Titesdny morning the • ..l inst. 4 b ota ins past five o'clock, the inhabitants of Nioch'llldie ~ vere thrown into a dreadful state of ';all.of their huge steetile. To c.ti in 59 yards of it, ,Yho was in bed and awek''t.),,,,:i firsi appeared. as; it a Cart Tif st ones 11 " 1 1 . i d; omptying on the street ; but this was intatet', the followed int a tremendous crash, Which bed nitWdach .lay in such a !intoner " ...of WlLri an earthucake. Spring,io% bed, he Called: on WS' family to do the on looking out 'of the wiltdOv.,, the attr.osqo was completely darl.tened by the .thi st v os : ( 1 , time from the rahhi4l.--In a mitnlte ()r ,t i o!e it cleared; and then it was, found that of the west, and re at part of the s' lh i: of the steeple, had 'given way, , v l ' z % e ar'. north side presented a most terrlfic scrole• ance. The rents in the wall of the Tit'r"ctselyi continued to increase till a qu t ar ter be - foi e o'cloCk, noon, wheri it A l so 111 0 ." .1% rible ; a very swan part of the - 11°I ' - f the corner sCII standing :;t ifs SiPa e 9 , 1 . t witnirers of the venerable pile wish this remain ; bitt, from the uneasiness it cre'''''. ' h ' l thii3e «Mist live in i:S !lei:4111)6:1i ..06d, it i " this part WetrooWil as Irtopie to .lrep th'eir bous'es. . - 11.1ost lives were .lost. One house was c(,::iilete*:,,of . .stroyd, tut, fheitilia6itat.6; (•i it ;;O l of the stones were thrciwn to a,great di,TJ:lcp, / 60 c ,„ one in particular, .a very large one, e ntere" ,p by the &ior, and roiled a considerable tf3Y:lll3l F-Isage, Without doing au y o th er (1,00.,g -,simply grazing the door post. „to % , 1p Si Jour: SINC'LAIR'S Statistical Scotland, we'reatl, - that . ‘"f i.e ;Vona sterY "00' wiuning was founded in the year I 140 , I'Y', l io j ' DE MOREVILLE, a very opulent awl pfoce.lDC"'r roil, Lord of Cutiningliame, anti L c uilil l g 1, ti lt l i i stable of Scotland. It was dedicated i t „." 7 ) 1: , ping. The Monks were brotight from l ' e e o l f t' e IJ6O, AI f EXANDER, Eaiq of' UlellCitirO, " 11 of t 1 ,, i most distinguished and active prontot ers ier I.efortnatioll, inconsequence of, an ort the States of Scotland, 'in a great ineits"'o„iste.t,ll; lislied this venerable and inagniiiuent Tile only entire ruins of the. Abbey 11°''' log are a steeple and gable. These were some. years ago, at a 'Very'ccinsitlgrable,e:ti tio by the Earl of tGLI.N TON: . It was steeple, Oil pole I'2'o feet high, that' otv annually shot for tiie popi:voe.—(6o'' b raid). Fr , '. • - ~,, ill lie:' 4 A !TAM; OM A:WATCH-MAKkilt.----Fiere„f A't:ilt positkni, the outside cas e -Jo i '•:i a horizontal Pen . dtalunt; 'hatch-ni-iiter, whose abiliticl„tev,:i line.were - an honour to . his profesSion• I. liii ir i ,, Was the main spring, and prudence the 7 1 0 11 ,,,etc.'',,:l all the - actions of his life rp in finie , : rie 1) / ; and liberal, - hi; hand never . stopp ' ed wit" I ".' ! 't re , - relieved distress. So nicclv regulated " . ',, , li'''„ '; motions, that he never went wrong eSC e P t iu s l' i r'l " l a-g,oing by people who did n o t iii ' `4 fle; li i even then he was easily set right Pg''''' . lii' ll ' i I" I the art of di'sposing 'his time's 6 well, ( 11 ,' t - ife ' l ,O glided away in one continual round of 1-" e '::,:li e ii delight, - ti;l an unlucky minute put a li er ; ( i eIY existence. He departed thiS life tr° ll , l *„ f , ol hopes of being token in hand by itii being thoroughlYcleaned, repaired, ° id si''. ' V iii'd) eivorld to conic. vesto ~i),, SPARRIMG.—The Fives Court ts -I ,',,ij, o well attended,' for the benefit of 1 - ). 11-Ic , l *, - o!!',: l .er 1 this occasion the Pugilists mustered '';,d''i,:' anforigst theta Were Belcher, nieliniq"`.l,l?lcc,:i;) narnier, &c. &c.-=A scientific display 'h t t' tlyeenl3.iphmond and Eales ; •I‘iendi)zdVlPt' firhy; Belcher 'slimed off with .1 1 0: i . , t : ''' !o l / was completely hit through .the r" i " 'iie -1. ,,r , 1 i stage, and caught by the spectators:„,, f''. l o 6 challenged to, , fight ;,Painter for fit- lit- tri publicly. Paintel l is in Lancashire, .11,,,1i• up in a few day, alien a match wil t bcll - .4 • ..-- f t ' ._ . . . • ,„ ~........---- 0 - ' ', - • . BIRTHS. - , , , p ifr „ j il t 0- ,po• On the 9.Bthult. at Kippax; Yorl;s. hire , ' I r. liancfßev: :VII: Cathcart, of a da";': il' ,.;, Mr'' e . ('' .On the 4th inst. at Duddingston, Scotian • . ~ V I t aw c ton' Oundas, of a.son. ,N o °l ad' • oi.: Thursday last, at Truro, the La-, 0 - sari. i Esc!: Banker, of a son. • „ Lp yle, , d. . Last week, at Helston, the Lady of ''M ''• cf.le a son. F , ' • A' e" On Tuesdar, the Lady of George Trew er ' place, Russell-square, of a son., place, Kussell-square, of a so n., _________________.----- li 41 . . , • 4 /P MARRIED. ;,l'e-10's ort! i Yesterday se'nnight, Sir Mark Masterilla...yihe .d°o Mary Elizabeth Egerton, - of Tutton par k ? '-- •-• 5-'O - . e pa.,','',7,10,, t t:, i On the'l2th ult. at St. Princras, Middie se- .'to i- elt At ir !William Child, Esq. of Clapham C o " ll3(." 'ff °Wa c'''' I youngeirifaughter of %Vitliani Clulow, l.ol.., ° v illiai ° R pe.•,,,e‘ , also, George, the youngest son of the said ; , hi ll ,: 0 Elizabeth, eldest daugiiter of the vial " 1 . 1 , 1 , 13 aiß i r ' e P te On-Thursday, the 4th inst. the Itei.• l'itir t i'., o f t d j, AlJrington,.Sussex, to Misg Wilson, ti,gifasi'i,t''' lonelyilson, Deputy Treasurer of Chelse a ~/ . {d ,r - . , ,-,,e 0, 5 0 DIED. - tboi o 1. 0.1 , ii - At Chelsea, on the 49th ult. Mrs. PaE . op Ste (Y . , Captiiin ' Baithol ()mew ,of his Nlajesi-Y 's si° . it 4(3.11'' ,-. o ii • i 4 e •American• station. ' o ont •,tet t l _On llionday last, at ,Clifton, Mrs• Bee, - mi d P - r ill. 4 e' 'Benson, formerly of Drury-lane Th e 4,o 1v . 0 ,. ,5' Stephen Kenible, well-known in tlie tliet ii . OW ,i ,4 itt' 4, •The same, day, at Cheltenham, .tlie.Llu • 1 -0 ' Walpole, sister to the Earl of Pow is. the.:4ll/ ' t Op the all inst. at Catteriek Bridget ' n d B g, 0 0 i'e ii 4, Ybrkshire, - Arr. Ferguson, at the ailvalircpasiier, . 0 Y On the 29th June, .on board the brig -. v iille ~/' tam It. Sheds. - • nal" - ' I; k Tbul 0*: On tbi;lsth ult. at ' North BerWiC f fs 4. ( i P v itt, r . litte of lieu York, aged 86.• , ilj3en Ce p On the ‘.. - 2 , 1,th ult. Alexander Wiv e ,x 5, „ l ip; p r dall-place, Islington, well known a t LloY•re, Wit • ;,er i n Dorsetsl)l 0 OW' . On the '27th ult. at Lyme, Eeq. of Ilroad.-street-buildings, Lonclon. ~.,,,i1 0.0 . 11r. ' 13 -• ' On the Ist . inst. at Vinburtso,• ' „! my of I' 4 Writer to the Signet. t he C°" -' ' lot ;,,, t.. il e , • The same (la,: at Netherhyres, • , George Crow, Est,l of Netherhyres. _ Gerard Ufa ity,ill,;'l I , , •On the 2d inst. at Glasirovv4 l ei , ,,pai , late of the Colony of Denierarri• „ a 00 , ,,,, , . 0 , I Lately, in Ireland, Lieutenant I;det",39 Wit. o , li4i i Sitoon I tilleiy, - youngest son of the late 1 -1 " 1 `, 1 ,., f,O-1 . t o, 1 tie llempsted-place, in the County of 1"- e : 0 full ( ' ,p? .. ,, , ,On Sunday; at Ramsgate, >lis , P i4l 1 the Int er - gardens, London, aged .25. - iii r v nytt e `i i iia l ', . o , ' Tlie - salne T clay, at Windsor, Me , .. 0 . :.,,,d 1) 3 • c o , ( 0 ,0 neral.William Wynyard, a fter.: „,, .1, , rp t it'' ..,....-,..-_____________--......—.............. ~;.. ,-' at is ir 4. . . ---------- ~,,-.-,•fAtt - i i,r, i v. LONDON : . Piintcd be J. 1 3 • Cr„ 4 ' . ss o i et',,lti r ` butit-lings ;Land published by Nv: 4tro d ; o t De at the .!4nit-OrrtcE , No• i 19,. , ~ &e• ir . meats, Orders, Lett ers (post-Plo)