The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-26 00:00:00

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N. • )., Yritedly,atidSondiy the 18-ih, be(re o l 'A.vings,. the 444rr, itirrtlat:dk.t.i by the Princet, grand:Digni tariti, the Minisfers, ,the gean4 Eigles.uf "the Legion utli'mottr, etc. received in the , Hall 'of the Throne illititi9n from the dep , trittient vl I, i Lifip, aid r 8 „' 11 , 1 4 fititn t liS lonian istei,. lle D' ,l c d. e , L° . uz j o . lent of the , :t . iitita , ion (Rim La Li Pi)e, 1)"it11-• holullo wing: tiddies :--" ' ' . . "A • it . l "E i ae ti‘ ~-, r e, the . 6.0 , ,1irs or the ' (d , eiiart _._ . en r ' .J 1 tPlei authorlsrd by the elvinency .of ,your -..11)Per.) • "'Ply to 'Clepo4;l :It the foot of . - ,yOur titAtie the .14.espetitul expreEllooq. of t '!ti f e't titibinision i!, , Ad trititud,„f .. k. - - a l ) toitlit lie ly uoilec to your EinPlre. tott,tidlt the iittpusing .si . i...c,i at le of the gran;letir and I.'“,44lotver ot the fi rst Nltlnarch.r;f site Universe,. :'",hii.stlyrs encouraged by the thoiiglit that they I t N l : li it h the ()tithe of Ihe d,: wetitlah . l•s . 9/ ,those 4"- lott l C:11naill ) 'w ho ' se valoilr long', 14:i1 , ac,t.:(1 { lie 4 4: 4 ° I . thtt Ploin.in .eligies', anti wouo loyo t?':" nie,; )-4 , 41 Th11k..(1 tor the tiprightitess and' loptitY 9f L.. cuilacter, and for a steady attaChittetit (0 thtr: — " re igat a . ~ , rid their I,,ws. ~ . •• - •-' 0 Pzitttr3ttd with respa fur the eminent' 0 irtues 1t0 1 , ) ,, f t 1 ,r •; M l' ity, ow lull of 6(infidei ? ce '4 n that . itii,,,,,;igetiiits wibeti ,-,g„Lite, ,t 4 .d.estioies sub ti,ave4.(l.l.ltl seseu:eii the, htippini:.',... of: 4' , . 1 l'i' sna. 40,,ea 11‘citlit as 1.',..,1;0s tit our fide,ity ond c It kitit ill'i, the'betient., which Our &part oietit i tit ire s ) e": 10,1- ill' It ion of its itilvibii,oits HI, the . ~ , te tin tv the ilih,.r' greg latnity ot winch yottl ‘TY I Ie S i is Altr4,l l h .... . otlr w ii Y e &enius of your IVldjesly his (-liirled VIII : 0 1 ' ian utiat)r in and I;gliteile(i legio.4L Um I "uridt , q -le : tile r iglils of proiieyty ; spee9y,iitistict4 ht,, n , :t. utii)ll tipe Istein a will watch ovvr ititl I.i'in.' Nt l kal i ',l,:rh,e cwolints an d penSioll,:t Of t tie. 1 , ;4 1. -i-') Ito . • - gsild Doh"iiifertu; of 431- . illid eottdott.itell.sS,s) , 1 164, will 15,'e their lwilp 111 t . French it.:bj'eLts. ilireakty 'ening', the canals v/11(...h are 3 ann industry in cLuntriei 'dime of th e ti 'bo i l ; no d your.. .d thellope of •riVallnig yont , ad they ' flits ~ day, pigi .l igo ;eoness to' the auitilg,e s u pri 7 ..,,,L ith felieititiOns on t ilO -Tl4l - • ,y. i kEPLY OF Ili S NfAIESTY.'• . 4Cerv. '' .11tnient of L 3 LP' '"t"eP1111" At "It! D'eP' ci • ' i 1,•ce.1(-- .er'l I VO! ' 1 •P , i r bclohge. t" ' mdtt:c4,B4 ...? o a atts.t it....m ot igloi „ rice , l*Ll-„,„ trl.gil• Defilorabk e . ,'', s, bus At, stied iii,iL.4oifint, ! 'PrOvidence. wil • c • • rlemagut, 1 1 , i ' ^"Nlilte•lstifolisti the throne at Cad ..., i , ciiikd . Id the lidos , -",l' ' tow„ ii it ) 0 4, %%it h lioltin.l 3I„. i a ri he . LID r • rik,,lley.'lttra 19 i 6 hosoin 01 Ibo ei-`ide 'no Ilk.. 14,1.12 (.7,1 heeAnie u tenc i t ,, ply heart tn, : _,.._L__ i .1. part' ,: Of 113 Y tt4;o'' eiWtten you 46(1 the otit .. i ( 1 ,t,lll ,As Stroll d rircUtllstauUeS shat! 'l)t.'ll ' - 'ttl 4ii 1 • '• . - •. , ' in the midst of )Jll, ." Y taitilltrlo 111‘ ming , . pit,.N. Ti,, k i . r , ‘.d t f the lonian ritiPutati°lll No . rt,,,,i ,t ) 0 • 7Suir:•(1:11e fullQ A jog acickcss :-- .„ • • . eople -, I.4pr it,,,trillitil .we corrie to plac e irt file COM et y our elfitt l'i)rrme, theft rent!%eci expre ssions,,.... Nll,ll4l4.4sorii,lliitly joy tor the to' '''''un?(: e:l.":1:It'f"°P)17;iit; ht '"" hvit to yi.:nr 'great c..ll)ptres d" , _ c o f it) I,tl 4nal heart, aiid to US the :assure d' l ' ui?. - ... 111,44; Wr,o , t , tle Ils e worthy suiireigit ... .1951?,. ) I, llr l ir , u f 111,ni has only to place belbre 1) 4 11 '' pt'!no'l,3l model . - ;I" , i)', h ~,,,, 4 1 4 the stivereign height of 'glory toolli.!it'.d N,it,i4,lll.l,hiand'in,4o;tititnotts .la4lit" l'3v,,SPLltx 40/411„").Site to turn voiir reg'ret's i I`)warc-9. i .t io ,, ' lit ' of . the 1 0 '. ' Irks, 0 %•11;‘:;, ii l' k : , taahluf to ..tf, ,14,..r.., , . ii Lin , , i \ .., , htlr M lard fur , a Inoment. hut al v:I)/ 'ttu ' iiniated u .114.11 t ' Yl, .y. could only have b eef) I L f there itlr,,, ICIII4Vel; ' I ' • - , tu ot au eileilly envio s til Q. • • 1, If • 'ei oc- S.itialitil,l:tr.ttt'. S'ire; that in thOse 4.°11r isu to 'tic-414i "i itionleilt hy the eriern'y, Il'r,e:,-,,i,i. ''l ll s ' 4(1'4 Aertleless hero Q-4 who 118Ve 1°""- I.'. I, it 't . to If, 1 ' '", i, f ,our stkkittet4i . N 4.,,... •eg.orions .1,,e 0 , , . ...titioncy, ' lll l 4•, 'quful tion)e nr etieuti,a of theft 'ir Lim fh,,,, .1(1 tut, ' h lt tut,- --‘t tac'rrid ti4titi let, them ex Pi f itlc . .: 4 f th . --101 l tlieir ' ' a na l the indignant voict' '4 10 6* , • C rri'!" . p„ri , their h.ead,i...,_•': ~ htit 1., -citize filvotte u 'll'44' ,ct : out tirelt. honour'. be' sullied by 9w.-. 4't tiii4,ll 'Jolt. itir'itwit(t ii,divis6iiis i' the eG'rut, t'lll` ilibe wan •' , l :e- rtncr ageti of g'9`i 114filtft-•' l'‘ ' A ILl'‘''',l''' '' noitall'Y bY ~li'l.,' ~t-ef In tfie r ecur....s ut an t , i , . Yutlt Nikikitv • )1,,,,` s-s' 1 , „1-,ierred upon trst,,, ...ci tta.. _ r . ~i!r! you time s c. :_n,eri3l, 1iZ(4,,.„'fht!,Ni'4,..q,,,,s u.t industry wtelt you r I rviivil., (140'„4• Itio:_4.i .1)%41.14 Ou,-...y our .uatcS) b y., les, is t '111r,oii::-111 .41 (seurity of th e, .10013" " 1.,„:. '4ll letlikia, 4 t l 'by new -defences' hissed o ut . 1 mu.r2 411011.ttoei tioNllti tilt' choice Of .uAn to govern 4 ite4,l4t. 4,116ur at.once to htiounity and wdr o , • — ur , tp. 1itt.),,... poweritil ' motives which. attach , c iittloe,f, ifkrud per,,0n,,11.411 who'll it)rie• w 'SI, ( )ur r,s,. , , 014 .4ti1q,,,, 4-9,..14,100, • t,t i *1 16 ) ‘4, .1, el.lelily dart': Co pi.OSent.lliMbel l unde under- , ii,i'tltoirill,,l, tot *,II seize with zearthat Oppor tu nit y I;‘,J,, a lt It 'Y'iur ,Nittjesty, ;ult.! to the universe. ti,'; i N cif i v vit itititcit to the ever glorious titic9t.. -"luleon the Great," -'' . , ktil t Y (it. • '• '' . . AlAltsl \ , ' i -,-- t 14,1. clitittlith _,' , . hicti,,,4, . , ,itptlties of ihe Lillian IsiQq,l4.l3Yl lit l. til t i l t %.,o,rskii t 0 tht carried t ort iti !'our coutirly. 'fol,i4l,tikvt,;(4lk.'4 a greAt nii4lber (4;traqSl 'and, Alli ll' -41.4 Nt liii. I do .1 - ILat it: 1 hti eXifeti:, 11 CC., "I'Y treaS6rPs'...ii is the key at th th) , ll kill tt., , . , . IN Ilav4l it'Lr abandon the biles Which the coo-,. )44' l o I 'd'r.R.rilY 114 caLlseti 'to tall int') ht) 1., 6: 1, 411 thiliiil' 'l' Anierica, f'inil in the Medi!er ';ll4r• (''44tircti.e'li, ,11:(1ita' Letts 'Fretich,'.4ailalW3Y4l, 4,yoi‘tly (4 4 4 )}' tlie tarsi; i 0 t'telicts. 1 I'4 ro tht! ‘,lrt irouLu L 11l kikvpie,Vetit, 14. Y ' 'li be reskired to thQ.kitrAPie 4141Vt'l rtlyt4t,titi4ider .1131. ( Jr by the titiprhlatioti.o),Af?ce.' , tv er l i t o a' all indelible blot on A hq,10,-!3' (li t I t ; i'tl)ll4,, ~ 1.1•11011 Qui abautloithient Ol'.il ' Aitllttra of 14 , ! ( 'NatiQaai cooncil itiQL ibis (13y, • . • • , • • u censecittence of the follnwinl circulat letter of his , Eminence Cardinal " Monseigneur the. Cardinal, preslifent of the Na demo! Council, bas, the hookr to acquaint 'V.I n'ttg fled th•it there 'dl be a Meeting ',ol - the Ki• till rs of'the Conned ou.Mon(lay at mid day, in - his palace, rue'lde Mont ,Blanc. He bugs your attendance ort the - occasion. VIENNA, AilG. S.—Authentic accounts from Bu charest give us some curious details with . regard rn the passage of the Danube by the Rus.i.los, tic Turkish army, increased by numerous reintorCernents which had art-it ed • from all parts of the Einpifr; advanced towards the river; , :ano imheifilotislY at laCked Ihe Russian. army: General Kutt.lsow . re pUlied the Titrks; indicting upon them a consider anle loss ;, he. even forced them to return to their entrenched camp; but he had- reason to expea a new attack,, because the Turks werodeteimined to profit by their, numerical superiority, cost what it . • would. In these • Circumstances Gent rail. K dust . ) • assembled a council of war, at. Which sivere 'pre . st•rif Lingernn, \Wince. .and a numt?er, of other Grtnerats of Division.. Their unanimous' opinion was, that the Russian army, bough brai , e enough to .fight the whole Turkish army, would .stiil be e_kposed to succeSsiye losSes, which it would be dif ficult ,to repair,, were it ()bilged . to• repel the conti nued 'attacks which the Grand Viiier meditated ;. that the .interests of Ills Majesty the Emperor of theretOre, req..ired that so Many boYe sol diers.should.not, be entele•isly sactifieicd, and thtif the Ruoiian army should ,roarch- to the left book of the Danube after baying destroyed the fortres. R o d s . chuck. It was in consequence of this clidibriratiot, that' the Russian army crossed the river. The Ittlion adopted at the conferenc e , so imporiai:t tav us results, was • signed ' by , all the General, present, and sent to St. Petersbergh •by an extraordiriary cuurir:r. Thkee ReSsi;in Generals have been sent from St. Polessbargh.ia Bucharest, to bike the -commancl!id divjsions..',Ornerals Kameitsltoi, Mat kow, and St Priest,' have demanded and obt.ain,ql pernd4iion to quit the army. General 1 3 131()%v; 'Chief p 0 the Cos - - 'saOks, Itiis returned to the artily. EttAt. Mott iiitf.-;An American paper con-. the. 191 lowing observations on this . once cele brated Officer • • 4 . l .Getieral• MORsAtes condu& since, his. arrival among us has been watched with the joalousy tla trim! to• freemen, but at . the same time with all the candour which his situation entitled hirwto, when ever his aelioni did tint atittiMe a questionable aapret and .the result :has :neen,• a' fit ID COIIV i(ln, On I 1 )• part .of those -who 'have Welt on terms of particular itnirnac'y with him, that the- compmsion bestevied upott• him as an exile, On•his first arrival, was most lamentably mispliced; and that his views, and 'the chat-atter v! , liich itflaet lie sustains, are th.be dread ed n; the very bane to the peace find liberty of .the United Stifles. • Qvnorttl IVltnt'eAri is now On a- tour through the Northerri'State , 4, accinplianied by two gentlemen as ins secretaries or c o m p a nions, who► in all their ex cursions very minute in aseenaining,i4e state of the:two great parties %lila now Oivide:the.ciano try—thOrfe4•lings, 01) the sobjea of a war with ei ther hOW far their prejudices edict predilections will carry'llietThin,that .event. Tuese are facts which the 'people ought to ponder s uponj btforeithecoune two late for themlo pet.'.' • •. The following is an exitadt of a:letter from nn Officer ou board the Northumberland, of 74 guns, dated atlibei•ot t Bay', Aug. 14, IS ifow, lie in , the Bay,- in • company with th e Royal .George, of 110 gm; the Abercrombie, 7 ; and the .dqui• ton • frigate, and some light essell. • The Amazon. arrived 'here 'last evening, from ,the ciuisitl4-ground off L'Orient ;• she brings an account of a boat ing her escape to that ship, from t Heros Frenc - h Admiral's ship in L'Ortent. -The..noat's crew. were hine in ntirriber, and Were all Danetbr Swedes.--- These men report-that their ship bu hail her compliment of Men, hut was, notwit h'st.oidntg, the beSt manned 'ship in the harbour; th,it there were . wo sale of the line in the outer F ltat. two' more were going to droo down the next siiring tides, (We can see four sail of the Iwe, apparently ready for', sea; and corvettes.) They ako ,rt.-ported that—the Danes, who were on board Ge French A.drniral's ship; as well as ail the citherships in ti2e harbour, were much ciiiisatisfied with the . Freuch . seryieef and also, that three sail of the line were, on'. the 'storks; two of 'which eilid he soon, latinched." Accounts received 'from Cadiz by the, Lisbon Mail contain flits followihrtimenig r nee' in- the.sating of' the Cartes on the ISt I), the fol- lowinglicapitition was preposed and adopted :—That 'there, be, immediately formed a juttta , ol Generals, who,. in concert with the Alinist er s o f W ar a n d Einatick-, shall draw up and eitablish a ptaiVtor'the succour and defence . of •the Pwrincei, particularly Caialdnia, Valencia, and Murcia ; seeing, ''that perience has demoo,itrottel the little success of the military operations, and ; the great reverses which have been.sustained. . _ . the-aame Sittiog was read a letter from the Regency, which stated, that vatiOus measures had been adopted tor the detente of the :country, and that farther 'means had recently beet) resortei io fur supplying the expenco of. the Shne.—General liallesteros is still in the neighbourhoo4 of Ap motile. e PO,PULATIONT 6r rit . 1.111. T ED STATts.—The lowing is an otfiCial return.ot tne Population of the . United States, . 1810;---Virginia, 965,079, of '9,llich, 300,000 are negro slaves ; New . York, : p?9,24.4), only 16,00)0 ; Pen nsylyan ca, 10,1(3 •• Massachusetts ()e an d • • .) 0, 111 . mann , '700,745; North Carolina, 563;526; South Gird inn, 414,036, Kentucky, 406,5 ii ; Mar) land, '380,546 ; Connecticut, 961,942; Z Oassre, List and West, 261,74 ; Georgia, 252,4334 . NeW Jt!rsey 4 245,502 ; Ohio, 230,760 ; Vvrmdrit; felibta; ,New Hampshire, 314,4141. Rhodes Island, 76;94'3; Delawbre, 72,674;—Terrisokal Goveruments 1-01'130s; 76,551) ; 40,352 ; Indiana, 24,520 ; Colunihia, 24;023 i Louisiana, 20,845 ; lflitiois .12,282; Midhisan, 7,238,421 souk. 110oNAPART4,,by a 1111 e cleove, has imposed a tax of a centime per sheet, whatever may ht the twin of . . the volume, on altpoliestioos, the-copy-right in which, belonging - to Old author or berra r tiiis ex pired. uLiet privatiot 11)11teir (14 ot 11 roitd, which ar C op e tc s ,O f Il! cointuil ‘ litlttf 4 cvl ociry d ti.v the "41 ve 14114iiitatie .'4 spriliperit y. 44 itehi in ckvot‘ t't )(*kit.ll-ijN" 01 1:6" dotes ‘ivi 4t }Lute, arr?cuir. Auc. 21.Tta • .• • i 3 *V This' was, fth indictment, against ,trie .defendsot Vigor, , a Cantrador for the nar'ratlis at this tow for furnishing the. soldiers witii unwholesoluemear, not ht rodd Of men. Mr. Berjeant EltD siated the . lefendsini s to he's bUtchei, who had 'contracted (0 supply the so!• uteri in barracks With nreikt,• nod hat on tiw qtath day of January last he se6l .in a - quantity of beef, which several' witnesses . vvlio had ,eeti it wOold • . prov . g, .vas not fit for huniait,,.16.2 . 0 ; but he,was alit) in-a conditiOn io curry the CiiidenCe still turth 7 r, for he shouldprOve tliat t.lte deleild ~had l.ought 11 . 4 e .beast from which the tits pt tAen after ithad died of the inorrain; or Of for l:e should call wouid . state to them, that the day t?igiiiethjs'n . ,, 2 a twas -tilt t o tie fo; . .h4lion.ti a dt...} . id t;,ullock, wlticM had nut 'been slaullteled,bat hid cited a deatti. • contrla tor the (10yod,int's, suiipiyinz,.. the bArr.iclis limn - :14dr..h . , 1810, to Marcii,) 81 I, jai put hi and proved.' Wm. I.3r)ce, a , oldier,in tit, ..C5 11 Light Dragooos, Probed ih.ii be rceo . N. d tt Timidly of bee( 91 1 . 1 11 e. 3Qth of 1. , ,t, w s very black, and looked u , ; 'oil a taint smell, aud . . approac:,ing.try.i-le shewe.ct . it to at,d tt was cxotnitted - by ,itekefal buicht•r4. -The butchers who exatn;ned it .were and flirty aiireed in s , autig itidt it ix ti . out witulesuitae to.rui.* 7 7 'c. a.! Iste's,Ftrerttfce id the rteendant was next, who ;Lai.. th:it 011 the 2 f of ..r.inuary, he •.LS sent to leti:11 Louie a buliock which had di:d by b blown of over eating clover. l'tiey riayed it, attO cut ii up,; one side wis . .verybkk, and . was given to tine pigs ; some was given to the doss ; hut he tint not know how the whole had been dis posvd ;he could 'not say that any p4rt had been scot ti! the barracks... .Tne defendant, •by ;his Counsel, Mr. GURNEY, contended, that- the meat sent to the barracks was 1-o2.it by the intense cold, and being conveyed into a wai'in rc;oni, the sullen thaw . Oceisiotted faction. Tory found the defendant' Guilty TIM KING 11. fIAI4BROCIK, rhu was an. information „aiaiust the defendant Hambroolt, for aiding and as)isting the six following , French prisoneis Of war to escape, viz. Prine,Bonet, Jeane Stiddy,..f. Natal', G. Qiessileux, Mattio, and The:h . 4llOwing were the faits, of this the.2nd of September last, Liewenant Christie, of his 'Majesty's ship Cordelia, being ornizing in. the chaoticl during the night, saw .a :Oat stanuing; : in for the French coast. They hailed her, snit re Div.- ed an aoswer in broken English ,th,it she was JD, Folkstone boat ; upon winch theyfireA of tier and brought her to. On board her they found the.,i4, French rtisoners of war. By the ago!. ot th 4 pri soheis it was ploved- that they %vete on their par Ole at. Chesterfield, from whence they ahscour.l 3 l tail 18th of, Septe;Obel; last; on the truth they arrived in (wu post-choises at the Fountain, 31 Rom I;,eoce they a cut turward to rollcittone. Tile tirit cbaketxhitli arrived was told by the ger, lo drive to the Blue Anchor, a little public- huLs.e. kept by the defendant. A. ioon as they al riv, ; (l,_ lie told them he had got beli out of bowie, and went away with thin ; tewrupd, he asked h e chaise bby, ii any :none ki.ere coining ? tae an— swered hire,, he did VOt know. Time other, i h„, se kirlive,d Liter, and itrr.iie first to the Eok s i une A r a", . aod was Then dire , -i--!d to the /fine Anchor., The boy could t.oi identity the peroos he carried; but he. spoke to a large deal box 'hey, had with them,. which box was alerwards found QII board the host . at sea with theme', when they picked up +by the COrdelia. , • . . Thu Learned Judg e , to ld ,t h e . J ury , it, was, for them toCOtiSidel W11.704'1 the elECiiillS allees Under which the,Y;Carne to a d d not ground tor to sly that ,the ; landlord who kevt it was privy, and,„ if t so, . aiding to then escape. , . lite Jury found tae,d4ultlant.pihy.. . • Tim KINO 'V. I OURNItY. This was. ttn itir.ortnatiou against :thcklefendant, for attempting to bribe ,two...Custont,house Officers of the names of 4 - louri and to rennyalsli seizure hichThey • had ,made‘ By the evidence' of .the Adiuers, it appeared, that One night March, suspecting a cart °obtained. some, contraband spirits, ;hey. stoppect.it, and found their Suspicions verified, tor itccontained cash tlt foieigu-spirits, • 'The cart had the name of Witham Gurney,' cliiiehin, Kern, upon it. The .detendant Gurney, begged they stfould 'not,SOlZt) the Cart), as it d d nut bLiong to 'him, and it would lum him if they took it, and he would• give thetll 201. Mil take it. Tiiete was - .atiuther, Marvin . compJuy,, ho, 'while .tii ytk cre talking, took the opportunity 01. cutting the trac,•,, sits iha4 witfn ,they,.,attistupted --to drive- the • cart a Nay the horse ran forwardi„ lets the carrbehiod, and himself, ran, away., ,they -seized, therspirits but not away Abe - cart. A taw days -,after_ wards they , , foupd- the ..defendant; Gurney, et • ,••., •, - • . .Tit•l Learned:judge observed, thai perhaps it would be too much to convict the defendant of 'an attempt ttt, bribety,,metely because, 10 the .distress' .of the, moment 3t having his cart seized, he had ex 'claimed lie would give 2131. it.. they fort)ore to seize it. Vet : did- 7 .40t GOlty. - . CItOWN SIDE. Peter ffaria r :a French plisoner of war, was cut and stabbed Ebenezer ch&ged. , with haying I\loc/tater, a pfit . , ate matine,7 itl th y ; breat, with intent . lo'murder 'the, In this case it appearid Alttlianct.:r was a sentinel on 'duty beard the Ca [Lida in' the 'Medway, ep th e 12 1 4 1 o f , Mtirest last, and that he was stationed near thu en trance oi th& cooking ; room.' The 'prisoner was de sirnos pf going into that room, lint this being, in ntecli of orders, vir . iinont leai , e, tile IYrosecutor pre votatid him, and dt. red into 'to go so theserjeaut, ap,(.l get' leatm of hint, The pliWner ;tway, but soon returned, saying the serjtant tuito leavt . tulip in, and therefore required to - ber per iniuted. !Alexander iold him, if. Ow' serjrant „had i given Ita'sre,-ho would tit•nt a corporatio'ikbrni him (the-sebtined) of and not having so 6,*);w, did belieye the l,risaner , . alai, tio' lore let') 6NA Upon this' 'rile knife from hilt packer, and I co or ihMee 'alt,; 1. oy4:vt.tigiir name,. and lie IA 0.0 4 kill hltiv.- Aftiriritfer - not'being- - kitten:67o, d , cl 11P3e r; lti 7 mid : to flit prisc;nn.r tq,Kpveot t, ha, - ever, °dine Lip to b-fb,re riny route;; t nt:cl; with rii kit arm, ritabbil , - hhn crlco in Vic 1101 betsPeerfilTv aecorid and thin! ribs sli r,h 1.111. i left Li, -.as!, ti lit4le lb.ser, hat Which lit-.:r wand pus in:10,146;1i, The lirosecutor- bled . proli.j: . itl7. ft.t . t taken to tbe;!.' , ,Liiiily wAs confined . 5 t cl prr,:oner ti , a% opon'T)iiii;" . edri!4'f,f fi . olorAf.; • , nriknper Said; 'ihßt. 'C oo s.-?cittrjr ‘ 7 ;:p4 V. : ry hitsh' to' f' he Iri•v:Otr's, hi;1 ; .Ihrestpne.l- “, f.ll)te,: . ..itrid that he atid Itt; _hot kt1:•:,..t." t. Ft t • • The tierS. , ,liit of iV!.I: - 't.,-?; on 1)0,1rfl ave'the . Ptrisecui-or, an' excellent charaAer fu r hi, manity to'tllt• insinnatten of the p t h o not. .1 h>~ 44ry,fout:A hin) Guilty—,-Defltit; linter/ tturnier wa's t-te(i tut' H tills , .!eine,:itioti`r, iti consill'i4twg re) as.3aulLoo,Nlary Foretn.th wt.th - in7en• :10 tA-, heen - prettiusry fir.the diencc„ .but j 5 tii the I;yo.lif'nCt.:'o!. Who exal - nitied.fili,- prosecnl;x, ,th+l 41hteti, cri'.he had cet tail!! not by e h c ,, olplet t d. s , !tuttiix 'Stlted, that :ndititment', she hal 30 tench so:oe chnr , E ladder' 'early in the moroi tlie whn 'was only t!I }:earS :she lived as maid or all w;. - ,tis - . He lieJpCd 'biing down all the tWiri, and when tite IWit A-44 comingg do•A'n, fie threW the verect..her•nikiltiii with tYtte hood; pittioltej in the ladder with the 'Other, and t W:n' r cotnini,c•-d the riqgattiffroctolai,nt;d . of. Mr. Bot.t..%;iti, foe . tit J cro4.etjr/cn h . ! ,l her as to a variety of particolari tit 'het tirev.(iL im . prope 4 4titi l ltitlf.*6li - concltt,A with're.g;i3i to the Trisn: - ,cr Tr'ljtlactrrYs.; and pni;tidlally as' to one inst. Ino-.?. of :aglinst who ha.lßt first give,it tier 3s . to 1.14.1 ;4.(wrnen•r; 34. Ow shad Ot.op,tgf!,. z . ttiit;:*afktNv:ird4,. ....v1,i1,11161,2n tll her lat'fif;thLt4islel ng:itMt , ;to tA•tleiit 1474;61g, i - I )1i teller . 1 a hall; andelfac , llN Ottat;toff, t wo. months bete 'th ey -rlttostit'n, the had said there 'was :rnotlit.r . prsoekehoirf t!.64 Aboule have .oOA, iSir - achnitted 7 , .• Icelpt 'Ol -the mire:y-11-6m the person aliucled i(i oti ' iacount of hifi' i'Mrii43o4F('.i.ibdi.le.it lier; . tint F.r.o . 01 the other ettitisttOrt,t,"as ht.t . lll4.:lng tH,it' the beeo ., htinilte • t ,~ Mr: -50LLAisitililal . .16g -tiddtev;(:d . ttlt , , t 311 1 :g; That fie dilkTittalilij„ite 111 ',l;e had !liiitidttilim 'hi, 'croig:ex ii ni: : -, ot.hers, - ptccieeirsA :8 0 c t,%2,....itt',41.• :whcq`-having follr.vabsf , iutiated .tire, (11-:.%11 . y i,statitty 7cgrihttti the . , Abe A9SItCB and the Hut Circuit berPire'.:n.• . ' cluded . .:: • 4 ,4 44 . 44444 atta?.k of a very singit,it a4td desper.ite *As tilioq-the.Ginueester t o'clock en Smoiday moinin I.tst. by Th 6 •,,f 'Nettleht , yry ,not Jar distant torn cormng shot , was.tireil4ro:n• bet it'd the lieLtgeot wtpch, from iti repCrt', was stinp(s4i an 'a pistol. 'Otte of th. h H.,. ,trorti Its LVl , ltltc qVut:d'y VidSlls. - Itd (o . va , S t,v; CII the coirctitiiArgil'Slr. Stockdale, jun. Of 'who sat upon the bOx hint; the . An.:.cr) Syliji)(l,,tqds,„Nid,b3.o, th:ee-:6lhet.':outs;rl., : gets . on the roof. l'oe , (;bjz•ct of lii. , r - extraor.:;n,n, , .trideleerd4tsittillwas td.rentkr the hors..s so unitinna:„ . :,, th,:t carriage wot,terbcr'stitifr ovellithieLl, 41).1 guard, passengers, and malt, broiTht 1.1.'i(11. • .iti the ;:pwercl.' . tire d , • stoeVdile lahloftlicr 10901. .in ilk :r I '' ss notes in. his pocket'-book, and th e several r-p's sengemhat*alst) considerable pro k . e rty abuur The men Who made thisdesperate attack are hop. .po* - rd to be t hive 11 1 ,;;111.vaymen, the day ockm. l 'robbed several earri.Ages on the same lead, Atelevi:tt , o'clock in'the rno ;, riting' and ,whri,'' . to. . very. of • tht-ir persortS, wore Crape .on their face• . ; and had tbiown off their coats, which wvre. 'bly CiMetnied in an adjoining wood. 'rite t;< nrral Post-01fice, , with aczeustomed• Vrgihnci-% moment that they heard Al this OM rit , j•!, off "expresses, and adapted \ every 0,111 . er means that could lead to the discovery of the daring . Offenders.. Four yonng !alien hf Tture) went . chrOugli the ligious ceremonial' Of itninisiOni - on Slitlda n lei, by the'llev.Solbmon Youg, in the prcs..ticti of a great number of spealators. SMITtifIELD MAE is, 'AUG. 28. ;Titsl day's Market had a consitierahle supply o` brink: Beasts, and the 36,11,11 of Cattle in genetal.was 'very good ; Beef and Nintton were dearer Land) is cheaper; Veal and Pork support last priced; and th e trade : fur the most part was somewhat 'tirtsk,—. +alec iii th-O Hay Alafket wvre rather liveiy hl*.droivelliii pticei-l:iyand St ra vv te;ch I .last prj..cq,n-tA)t i it. ( mtnex .an, aeourate stateitvilt of the prtei and nttcnbers:— I ftifkleoft:4l'per!.:tone Q 1 Ib. Betr 4al ...tv v ,,,i(.l; mu:l.<m 43. 4 , 1. to 6 s• ye:a 0 4 to co 19So. Shet.i.l and Lambs y3,7a0. Calves io*. figs s•dirritltLz) }LAY lily 51, os ed. ro Si. .3. act. .tr.tw 21, 41. Ci. CAL /di 81, to-. Coiva liptcAmarti,„AUG. l'sj.--:Fhe fresh orliv,4!, nt wbe m . %id) a few 1 7 c ! refl t , tiiake ihit`tin fh'ediistderattle supply, the trade Lit,-k u ale, and last prices folly supported ; Barley in stink iupply, finfl at - JOU( sis. per quarter 111019 r Nit& richer So; 1 1 Xr,ite and Grey Pease„ an:rT,(k BeaaS; illtuilte higher , there are also but supplitn of tiatq, and q line sampres tet t ' h somewhat better "pr i ce ; " rlour without variation, ~,