The Sun. — London, England, 1804-01-24 00:00:00

~~~ EDINBURGH, JAN• 19. THE QUEEN'S BIRTH-DAY YESTERDAY, the whole military force of Edinburgh appeared in grand parade in the streets' of the New Town, in honour of the Anniversary appointed for celebrating HER MAJESTY'S Birth. - The 3d dra.. goon Guards, with two brigAdes of Royal Artillery, the Set Fencibles, and five R'egiments of Militia, formed ; open order in Qoien. s rreet. The Edin burgh and Leith troops of the Mid Lothian Yolunteer Cay.dry, with the two Volunteer Artillery Corps, and Live Regiments of Edinburgh and Leith Volun teer Infantry-, formed in the same manner in Prince's - 1. 1 street. Alter 4. Royal Saltre of: great guns had been fired from the Castle, at twelve at noon, the different Corps in each Brigade presented arms, commencing from the right, and gave a general sa. lute. Having shouldered, his Excellency Earl. Moira and suite rode along the front of the line.— A'm'ong many others who accompanied the General, we noticed I_,ieu:ebant. General Vyse, Major Gene ral Sir James St. ,Clair Erskine, IVI?jor General. David Baird, Brigadier .General the Earl.of Dal_ housie, the Duke of Buccleugh, the Earl . of Dal keith, the Earl 'of Ancrain, &c. The different Brigades then broke into column, and marching by Charlotte street, passed by troops and companies in succession from Charlotte-square down George's.streer, in slow time, and saluted Lord M , ira, .who had taken post at the head of South Frederick-street. The following is the order in which the troops passed the General, viz. 'RIGHT WING. . 3d Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Col. Sir G. - Caleraft. grigade of Artillery and L...!ut. Col. Smyth, and Capt. -Sea •Vencibles. with six Clements, R.. pieces of cannon. Inverness-shire Militia, Col. Francis Wm.. Grant. Argyllshire Militia, . Col. John- Campbell. Aberdeenshire Militia, - Col. the Earl of Aboyne. Ayrshire Militia, Col, Lord Montgomery. A Brigade of Artillery and Sea Eencibles, with six . .pieces of cannon, - —.- A Detachment of the-KVk- . . . cudbright Militiayattach- Col. Sir T. Dalrymple Hay. -cd to the 'Artillery. • . , LEFT WING. Royal Edinbtirgh Artillery, with eiklit'pieces of cap, Lieut. Col. Spens. non. • ist Reg. Royal Edinburgh Limit. Col. Lord Advocate. Volunteers, _ Ist. Bat. Regt. R. E. V. with two CornpLaies of' s Lieut. Col. Crichton. Sharpshooters. Royal Leith Volunteers, with two pieces of can;loil, Lieut. Co 1. Scott. and acompany of .Sharp shooters, - _ 2d Bat. ad. Rcgt. RE. V. Lieut. Col. Tames Hope. 'Royal Edinburgh Highland Volunteers-, with a Comp. Col. A. M. Murray. of Sharpshooters, - Royal Nlid-Lothian Artil- ) !cry, with eight pieces of cannon, ) 11 {Tor H. R. Brown. Two Troops Royal Edin. burgh Light Dragoons, Capt. William Rae. The whole were under the immediate command of Brigadier General the Earl of Dalhousie. After passing the General, the reziments marched to their respective parades, and were dismissed. The. numiier Under arms on this occasion were about goon men. This parade, which whilst it offered - a most ie. ipeetful compliment to the Birth Day .of our graci-' vus Quretr, gratified - the inhabitants of Edinburgh with a display of what the City contributei to the general defence, and the exhibition of- such a mar tial force could not fail to awaken in every indivi dNl a more lively sense of the exertions due to our King t nd-Country. In . the evening there was a very brilliant and splendid Assembly in the Great Rooms; George street, which was attended by almost every person of rank and fashion now in 'town. The whole inomx.were so crowded that there was very little dancing . . The ladies' dresses were sncommonly elegant, and the great variety of military uniforms bad a most pleasing efUt. LONDON ADJOURNED SES,Yiv.va. GUILDHALL, TA K• 223• THE only noticeable 'trial which occurred was that of Henry and Andrew. Foreman, who were inclined for an Assault on Ann the wife of HenqSkirr, on the 22t1 of May last. The case took up a considerable length of time' in discussing.; the substance of it, hoWever,. was; that the Prosecuttir, _together with his wife andachild,. were returning to town in a one-horse chaise, between seven and eight' O'clock on the evening of Sunday the 22d of May last--they were coming over Blackfriar's_hridge, whi i 1 was, much crowded at the time ; the Defendants, toge ther with a man of the name of Mills, were walking arm and .arm before them ; the 'Prosecutor, though they were driving at a slow pace, called out to them . while at; some distance, and one of the parties saw the chaise. advancing while it was within two or three yardfof them; this produced no effeet• ; when the chaise came quite close, one of the shafts mig-Lit, the'Prosecutor thoqbt, have touched one of the De fendants, upon which one of them instantly caught hold of the bridle, and began to heat the horse most unmercifully on the head ; the Prosecutor stood,up in his chaise, and with his whip did what he could to prevent the - continuance of 'such a brutal outrage, when the other Defendant ran 'ttY the side of the . chaise and struck at the persons therein indiscritni. nately ; the PrOsecutor and his wife were repeat,‘,l - struck, and the child (two years add a half old) came in fir its share,.. its bonnet was brQken to pieces ; the charge against the Defendants was sub stantiated by two or three Witnesses. Their . Counsel exerted himself in their defence, • and two-Witnesses were brought forward in an en. deavour• to do away the inateriai-p . aits of the charge, but withoot effea. _ _ The RECORDER, in his address to the Jury, said that neither the faas Of.the case, or the law apply ing thereto, tended to justify the condutt of the D*riclants, though he did not think the Prosecutor. used.due diligence in coming -forward, yet the. peace of the city of London was a consideration of the gre.ltest importance, and even in that view, the case of-. the Defendants 'required the. attention of the Court. The Jury had no hesitation in,,finding the D:—, fendants • This deciSion,, the RE'cOR.DER observed, was satisfadory to the Court ; and after ad veiling-. to , the nature' of their offence,. xyllich he thought. an aggra vated case, sentenced the parties to orie month's imprisonment in the Compeer. . The business being gone through, the Jury was discharged, and the Sessions adjourned , till iVlanday the 13:h of February. • On Saturday a genteel young wfiman; the (laugh., terof an eminent tradesman in the New Road, Mary_ lelbonne, was brought to the Public Office, Marlbo rougl-- street, on a charge of having been an accom plice to a man of genteel appearance also,in swindling a hatter and hosier, of Oxford -street, out of 1 Z pair of stockings, of the price of 6s. 6d. each, a beaver hat for the lady, and a hat for the-gentleman. The man first walked into the shop, ordered a hat for himself, to be sent to J. A. Edwards, No. 5 t, Baker street, New-Road. The hat was sent home, and the house having an elegant appearance, the servant left . . it. Next day the man . came with the lady in a glass coac h, examined a variety of articles, and chose those already mentioned, which they took with them in the coach, saying, that if the bill was.sent accord ing to the direction already given, would he.dis— . appointed, the The bill being sent at the time appointed, the person who carried it was told that the house had been let furnished to . the person he inquired for, but that heliad then quitted the house, and that several persons on similar business had been iriquiring for him. It was added, however, that he and his lady, who is now a prisoner, h:ad been observed to visit At a house, which was clescrihtd, in. .; .as t_ street . Th e person who.carried the bill happened to have. an ac quaintance living in that street, to whom he went first to make_ same inquiries as to the respeflability of the person. His friend immediately said, "are you looking after some Swindlers ?" Upon which the - person related all the circumstances of the case. He was then told that the young woman was there.— Accordingly she was found there, but the man was not to be met with,-neither had she any of the pro perty. She said that .she had lived with him, but was totally unacquainted with anything that could l ea d ro where he might be met with,' and 'it ap peared also, that the wife of the man, contrary to, the general feeling nr praetice of women, had afted as servant to her husband and the lady. LAs a great' number of other tradesmen had been taken it in the same way, the most•diligent search has been made after the man, but hitherto without success. The Prisoner was remanded for further examination. Joseph Gecd, Joseph' Miller, and Joseph Oiland, were put to the Bar, under a commitment, " as be ing found in a public street with intent to commit felony, and - not being able to give a satisfadory ac count of themselves and way of living." . W. Collinghourn, an Officer of P.lice at Union Hall, deposed, that repeated • informations having come to the Office, that a desperate gang of thieves so infested the avenues leading to and from the Me tropolis, that it was hazardous to remove any arti cle in a cart, or other carriage, in the, dusk of the evening, he and his partner paid a stria attention to the High and Blackman Streets . ..in the _Borough, and, on the ztst of December,. in the evening, ,he perceived three nien, (the 'PriSbr;eis) a followii!er the. Leatherhead Errand art; On coming up with them, and knoWing them to be repiitcd thieves, he took them into ctistedy. I Some argument *was held at tilt; Bar, col:n6w how COAL:EXCHANGE, tan. 23 Best Coals, in the Pot!, per i ehaldron Delivered to Housekeepers at - - ,6os od 6zs od LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN M‘MILLAiI, (of Bow-Street, Covebt:Gaixj e 4ai d p u biisheri by Sizz..r.to,34 A R mrout SCRI PPS , ." 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Liketviscactis,ifere '_, the .. l ' ./ o i cir a t Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment, ,in stages of . the Scurvy, Leprosy,. Kiug's Evil . , Golii ,„vp s matisin, and. Venereal Dist:ase; cautions to young i -',„ t ,Pt CF1"•• The amazing sale of this Book. is the,best 0'• the dany, , dr,of improper connexions or improper .trea c t r o l ..".."oo t " its vast utility. • ~, --:,. . ,\:1.2.,#. PRIVILEGE OF THE -BAKERS' COMPANY. William Kennet was indided upon the informa tion of the Bakers' C opany, with having carried on the business of a baker at Snow-hill, not being a Freeman of that Company, nor having served an apprenticeship to that _business, contrary to an At of Parliament in the Sth • of Queeo•Elizabeth, chap. 4, which enacts, that no man can carry on business as a baker who has not. served an apprenticeship to it. Mr. GURNEY, for the Defend ant, said, that the Bakers had denied the ,Defendant the privilege of being free of theie Company, not fr , . , :n his charaeter, hut from his having sold bread one penny per loaf cheaper 'than the standard .{:rice. Mr. SMith, the Clerk uf the Bakers' Company, proved 'that no baker had ever been admitted free of that Company ivho had never servetrhis time t o it. But, on cross.examination, confessed the De_ fendant . having made 'application for his FreedoM, which was denied him on the former grounds.; but observed that people had 'been admitted by purchase, btit not as praffical bakers. The Recorder, after examinhig the different Afts of ,Parliament, said, the different quotations of non_ decisions were not of the same nature a 5 the present, and the Defendant, according to the laws of the trade and customs, must be found gu s ilty. It laid with them to settle What time he had been a6tiiig as a baker. . The Jury found him to have acted for 3 months. SURREY GENERAL -QUARTER SESSIONS. Sarah Foster was tried for privately stealing frdm the dwelling-house of Giles Herring, at Lam beth, a silver spoon, his property. This was a case where ingratitude was joined With villany. The 'Prisoner came to-the Prbsecu. tor's Itpuse, and the weather being cold, and she.. very poor, Mrs. Herring gave her a' bason of SOUP to warm her ; in return forher kindness, she stole the silver Spoon and 'a pocket handkerchief, which she immediately pawned for 75. 9d. Thete being no possible doubt of her being the offending person, she was found duilty. Mary Muiday, alias Mary - Jones, was, a f ter a very long trial, found guilty of robbing - Elizabeth Cheten, who had let her sleep at he; house, of a number of articles of wearing apparel, whi c h s h e had taken out of her box while left to take care o f her apartment. She was senten.ied to six months hard labour in the. House of Corre4ion. REPU'UD THIEVES. AT t titre (11Utra . . to these Wei), Serjeant ended in being decided bythe Leaped in the Chair, that they *ere, from the. evidence, exact ly the persons the MI pointed out as 'fir and proper sabjeets to be Confined in prison, to prevent their commission of depredations on. the Public. — Sentence was 'then pronounced,' that they be con, fined in the House of COire:Eiion at Newington for six calendar month's--there to be kept to hard la bunr. - . . 7ose . ih Gelt-;e liatin were, under the same Statute, ana iiyE the depoittitin of the s:.tne Officer; put to the Bar, and after a,full hearing, re_ ceived the like sentence. The iriipor ranee of apprehending itlChchara6lirs, and piosecuting them to convietion, as Well as the vigilant and meritorious conduit of 'the Officers, ap peared to be sensibly felt by the Magistrates on the Bench ; but it was observed that there was not a sufficient power invested in the Court:to grant such . an allovhnce.fir the Officers' trotfble and exPerices in bringing such prosecutions fdrward, as their me. rit would otherwise entitle thelit to. COLdSMITH INOODTIATCH. This was a Prosecution,hy the Phintitr ,t 6 reco ver some satisfaaion, or have some punishment in . fli4ed, for a e e ry severe assault made on his per son. In the course of the evidence the following fads came out Mr, Woodhatch is a Farmer, residing at Chessel. den, ; near . Kingston.upon-Thames. On, the morn ing laid in the indiament, he, with a person named . Humphries, ~vent to Battersea to pay his rent to his. lantilorrit Mr. Goss ; there ,they eat.and, drank [ den . ; tffully, and returning homewards, role' up to the : gate kept. by Goldsmith, and demanded it to be opened, which, on his cefrisal to do Unless he was paid the toll, or that a ticket was produced of that day, \Voodhatch, with a very large whip, loaded and tipped with lead, struck him over the he - ad so vio lently, that, through a very strong that, his head was dreadttdly cut open. Irritated at this, lie,got, as .well as he could, into the_Toll_house, anti pulled lAlown a quarter..staff, with which he came out and I struck at Woodtiatch as he sat on his bores. Some persons being alarmed, came (Dyer and pui an end.to ,the affray by separating the Comhatants,:and .the gate being opened, Woodhatch went - off. A• contrariety • of . evidence was producerr;- the. Witnesses for the Plaintiff proving in the' ra.)st sitive, terms his case; while. r, Flulnohries, as evidence for Woodhatch, as expresly and positively contradiaed them. • . . . . The Learned Serjeant srimmcd up with great per. spienity, leaving if to the Jury to citterrnlne which Of the parties were perjured, for onc•,mut be. The Prisoner was found Guili , y; and received sen tente to be imprisoned three tnonth'S; and, pay a fine of , . 201. •• LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN .OE WHEA by Messrs. CHILD and IV] Including only from the 9tllc mary, agreeaoly• 2 0 Quarters at 6os o d ----- at 59s od at 58s 6d . 455 at 585 od 300 -------- at 571 6d 725 57i c 4 at 565 od 2 :5 ----- at 55s 6d 154 at 54$ od 34 at -;35 6d s6 l at 533 od T IN IVIAgK-LANF:, A LrAs, Meal Weigher,, )f January to the•l4th at ZI - to the View Aa. 363 Quarters at Sts. oel ISo 737 1 54 2 a: at 43s od 36 • at 47, 120 539 277 at 42s 6.1 44 - at 4u . Gd 7 -- at 40 oft 1 9 ° at 38s:od 5 at 52s 6ri 1 254 ----------- Szs 04 170 at sls 6ci `Total 6525 Quarters as. lod. lower tl —Average sts.• lod. tan ►ast Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR; • From _lan. 7; to fan. 13, f rom the Cocket. Office sacks. S. (L Sacks. E. d. Sacks. s• i 2 • 5 51 0 ° • 1 49 2 ; 1 9 ) 60 I 3 5 13 '4 466 °: 6 53 0 4 4 3 6 1.. 71 45 2 . 5z- ° . 2 54 2 4 3 0 I a 5 4i 9643 - • ' s l'lll o l ./394 Ssa3coks.-47Averagell.9s.537id41 o s„ad. lower than last return.. . . . . WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Week)per Q,r • Wheat. Barley. Oats. Newbury ' 415 . t0 6os od 2.0 S od t 0 .2.35 5d In od to 2tS I Sa g 4_lisbury . sto sos od: 2os od to 24. s .od 205 od 10'235 Devizes OS to 52s gd 22s 3(t to 245 od 205 od to 235 Warminster 48s to 52s od 24s od to 25s od 1 9 5 od to zis _ . “.. i)RleEcar RO . P . § -- • o , POCK tTS. Kent, 41. los. to 51. los. Kent, 51A;. to 61. 6s. Sussek, 4L TOS. to SI. 2S. • Sussex, SLici. to 61. Essex, 4. los. to sl. o s. I Farnham, Ol• os, to 91. gs. -• r • • SEEI)S. Red t lover . White ditto Trefoil- ' . Carraway Coriander Turnip White Mustard Seed Brown ditto Canary - • 46i to lo oSl oS to 125$ I - - 2os to 6.-,s: per cwt. qos t° 4 6 s I 14$ - to 125 Si 20S to 32s Per bushel. - cos to•r4s pd' ditto. tzs to 16s ditto. 7S ea to 9s ditto. PRICE OF LEATHER•(per'Ib.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts; so to 5611: each -20 d. to 210. Ditto, 6o to 651 b. each - . - - 224. to 234. Merchants' Backs; - - - - t9d. to 2011. Dressing Hides, - - zzd . to 24C Fine Coach Hides. - •- : 241. to 25(1. Crop Hides for cutting, , - - zlid. to 2.7:t Flat Ordinary - - 2011. to 21`1'. Calf Skins', pto 401 b. per Dozen , 29(1. to 334. Ditto, 5. to 7011. 2.8(L. to .3211. per lb. . Ditto, 70 to 801 b. 28;1. to pd. per lb. Small Seals(Oreenlaxid) 42d. to 45d. tier lb. Large ditto, loos. to t4os. per Doaeit. Tanned Horse Hides, as. TO ps., per Hide. . SMITHFIELD MARK.ET, lan. 25. To sink the Otilti--per stone of Elb:* Beef, 4s. 61. to ss. Bd. I Veal, 6s. od. to Ss. od. Mutton, ss. od. to 6s. , Pork, 4s. pd. to ss. od. HEAD OF CATTLE THIS D.. 4 Y. Beasts about 2300—Sheep and Lambs 11,500 • IV EWVGATG and LEApF.N3IALL MARKET: Beef, 3s. 8.. t. to ss. od. Veal, S;. od. to Nrutton, 45.• Ott. to ( od. Pork, 4s. od. to Ss: od. PRICE OF 1' St. James's Market 43. 9d. Clare Market 4 5 . 9( 1 .• lViliteellapel Market 4s. 8(1. per stone of3lb. 'ALLOW. • - Town Tallow Bos. od. Russiado. (Guid) 765. 78s Russia do. (So.) 735. Melting Stuff bzs. 645. Ditto rough 445. od. Graves 145. od. Good Dregs tzs. od. :tied, 9zs.—Curd, 965. lis. 6d.—Moulds, 535. 64. 1 4S. 4d. Average price 4s. 80. Yellow Soap, 'B4s,„—Mot P:ice of Candles per dozen,' 1 f/ , 1107 , 4 . POOLE, ',At Ariived—the Argus, Scott, from jersey; Dialta , Mg:ea, from Limerick. Sailed=the Ouse, Coolei . , for NeWhaven ; Brorherl,Wills, Mary, l'hatchell,- ktoward, for Portsmouth ; Two, Friends, Bore, and Earl Rossiya, Bowles, for London. . .. - , , BIRTHS. . •., .. . . . . ,, , f • 4. On ‘Vednesday, at his scat, at Wormer4ly, lit Vorkshir , J , e, r: the Lady of the MIL . Edward Harvey Ilawke, Lieutenant:- - • Colonel of the West-Riding Yeomanry Cavalry, ofa Son. Oh •Sunday itie - ?....vt Inst. •at Wotton- , i louse, Gloucester- • shire, the Lady of Captain Tremenhecre, Royal Marines, of a son. MARRIED, , . • , On Wednesday, at Winchester, D. Page, Esq. barrack , master of that city, to Miss C. Tiller, daughter of Til ler, Esq. barrack,frpaster of Eling, in Hampshire At GlaigoW, yestefday se'muight, 'Capt. Niel *Mackellat, of the Ist battalion of the Royals, to Miss Barbour, daughter • of the late Robert Barbour, Esq. Merchant in Glasgow. At Gartmore House,.bn••the Atirinst. 'John Dkjugla's„, - of Mains, Esq. to Miss Dickso n , d au ght er o f th e R ev . I,Slin , Dickson, Archdeacon of Down. . • • DIED. , • On Sunday last, at Chelsea,- . the infant son of .the Hon. and Rev. - C. - Bridgeinan: On Saturday se'nnight, John Staines, Esq. formerly a Car; tain in the,,Bedfordshire Regiment of.Militi4. On - S'aturciay, at his lodgings in the High-stieeti'FAmouth, J. Drury, Esq. who vls going out Commissary General to Birbadoes. . At Brotherton, pn the 15th instant, in the 86tit year of his age,' James Scott, Esq. ra - Brotherton. • • - • • At Stirling, en the 16th instant, in her ztst year, Mks' Susanna Slatford Wright, eldest daughter of \lr. James' Wright, Writer in Stirling.. On the astli November last, at her house at ilernera, . Mal'garet NO.Leod., . widow of the late Norman M‘Leod,i ut, Berric ra, Esq. abed 8o years. On the rsthjnstant, at house in Dundee, John KiR loch, "Esq. •._ . On-the nth instant, Mr. • William Merchantf. Canongate, Edinburgh. Mrs. fanet Ramtay; at her house in New-street, Editt burgh, on the t4th instant. . . On the 14th, at Kirkcaldy, George DrySdale, Esq., tor of the Custdms there. • On the ryth.imit: loht Stewart (commonly called the Colorllo. nel), tinker, at Aberfeldy. He was, from the best intOrma-, - tion, born in ff99. O T -11004-latifis,,as, he •himsel f,i;aid - to the writer of this arricle,' atioul 14 or 15 years old at the rebel -17r5; and therefore.died in his 103 d or tooth ).'ear; not at the age of Ito or I It, as some people, from what second wife said le excite compassion, woOd have it. Ile married a third Wife of about 6o Years old last year; and. v.-- tained ail his latilties , (excerat bodily strength),. and rwr9uglit. at his 'trade or occupation until within a few days, it may pp", said hours, of his death. • . PRICE ?A . S TOCKS," Stock 174 India'Bonds, 4 0.410 tall - Os : iinber 31 , cr Cent, Ditto Ann. Ban%. for Account Deferred'3 - per Cent. Cons; tor Feb. s6iii *fti -Y BST Bank Stock 5 per Cent. ao9ll 90 5 4 . )er ent. 'Q', 94g 5i 5 Irish 5 per Cent. " pc, Cent ( on. 74 . 3 i 3fitr .R. s/,7 3 per C,Con 55i 6 1 B. L. Ann'. 569-16:It-I6 B. S. Ann.