The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-12 00:00:00

41triV„./114 NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL !U.—Nu - it:Ed this morning t he following transports, viz. &bet t and 'lnn, Mil.- LIS ; Britijli Tar, HUNTER ; Alary, and several others, about twenty sail, lioin Algiers, Gi braltar► Lisbon, and Vigo, bound to this port for horses, Sailed from the latter place a fortnight since, in company with a large fleet, under convoy of his Ilbjesty'i ships Manilla, of 36 guns, Captain G. F. Sstuomf, and Helium,' of 14 guns, Captain floe- Ims;' the latter is arrived here, and the former-: is gone tip Channel with the remaindr of theconvoy.. AlsU arrived the transports Bidtlard, WREN, and llfraconibe, WADE, from Gibraltar i saile.d from ti;enc e in company' with a fleet under convoy of his Majesty's frigate L'Aigle, of 30 Tins, Captain which'ship.pas se d by this port this morn ing to the eastward With the remainder' of the cotiv or The/ transport spoke, a - fe %.v days since, his Majesty's ship Cornet, of 16 guns, Captain MUDDLE, .all wall; the latter has cleiaihec L l and sent in here this ttlethiN, the Danisli brig , Ceres, C, CU II LE, .fromAlicant and Gibraltar, with a crag( ) of salt, • . boxid to London. I Se his Majesty' C s ship Diana, of 36 pins, aPtaill GRANT, for Portsmouth ; also sailed the iltening Slur cartel,•belotigin g to this hurt, l ' A visi for Millais., with two Atnericatt at:pacific:ft, Mesirs..StimtPa, and M ELVILLE, who ale t haiied with dispatches float Mr. PINCKNEY ; ,and the vittualling transport Arlit e d t h e , No. 16, tor INTorlaix. qcontbe, Williams, front Bristol ; the 144 . t 1 gate, Spt Ism Swansea, with LI cargo orcoals, bound , l to Lo n d„ . f put in here ill distiess, being in a l ea ky state , air] has lost her rnain.topniaSt, the Matthias, anu ve, Cooper, from Bristol ; the Kitty, Blackburn, and t4k RUM 11,S l oan, frum Ireland, last from Falmouth, with t;lprovisions fo r t hi s port; the Mary, Sayers, from oti , " 'e at th,s ."illi a cargo tif kuni for his Majesty's Viaualling vii " l Por t ; the J o h ns, Prince; William and Esther, Ana, Shelson ; Sufficient, Veatse ;, Christian, W CoakLr ; Liwke, and Pall . as, 'ICS 3 the Mar' y Ann, Bow en , and lori(101). oldreive, London; the Adive, ‘vebbe, from Dublin, with a 4r ito r r°v 'sfolts. bound to Londun, put iii here by Cgrk . . rar e K'utils 411(1 badweatft er ; and inn 1.)nit15.,U45.01..4..rLic, from . . • , l'a s • b e'l ap channel early this morning, a. fleet of from Fahnonth and Seilly. . • Hi " Whip .ritnazon tiaS . detained Firtt:l sent , o here the American schooner Lydia, froth ‘e!lx, with a' cargo of brandy. ' 5- 'led his NI lieity's ship Crane, of 16 gnu s , 011 cip . • 101 uf et.; a h eavy squall this morning, a barge, 3/4)e" Ynf it to port., 81-1 P.Pki it it r), maqer, fromo, en ' burned to this post, : btrock on a rock h neat; olhrr fortrler, plac e , and . it is ieared still be lee; ;, an, of warge alnp belongi ng to thi s port, w i th a c a rgo tr4llVirs, ft-unshipped into her' front a' London 111Llm er, wars ups et this morning during a squa ll in t h e • ra as she was proceeding to St..Germa ins, and mani c i r „ . . fortunately the crew . was 'saved l , 'lte boat, i . l " I"ltowittg vessels,' viz. Baieri and Ann, Aliay 14t • iirrkd , acoml-e, Bid e f or d , and - C eres, kelt this d:'y, are all under quarantine.' ; t tr L 9.—At rived the Princess Eli e'`` 1, !lulu Malta, suppo'sed to base been , ri "''' Goblibich and Cheei-/y, with a convoy, L•stwaid. ", Pt/ItiNtott-rti, APRIL .—Arrived tie Ant iintlaer from ertnzt.. Sai led the Piontageriel, Loire, and liero, fur the -wns ittici the rippelleioii a craiz:!. ALI APRIL with the Furious. gutt.brig ,convoy tor Portsmouth. Sate I4hIINGTON, Arlo L t t..." Sailed i t he. einielia , Qt l'bee ; le 1114zils and the lig/I/flint Omit) of war toa voy. , about bti v esse l s under their -:r!l,,1°11 Tuesday morning, about four o'clock, as I'4 inig tire broke out at Dover, in the residence of E yre, of the 77th regioteot of foot,'"iitli;ted ;1.1 natgat.streot,.. over the Sluice : it in a snort ;.141,tt comatitect tile same, together with the,dia et itag-h00..0 of Mr, Bowles, wf;o is .also the Proprie -14 WI ) anti the bla . ksinith' s forge adjoining, \vi ' l 1 1 ' I ' l l h d It was 4 , i• i % I•tirti 14e t ite o. the a ove-Jtatue .. . tq l . „ i NPR i ' 1411 1; Oak strOttgly, and with just reason, ap ti:4l4,,"A-il that the whole of - the „ street on that side `, l lail, at [tot a , drop of water -could for some ;}l.,v'le '44 obtained, the boson and punt being eustrelY, ' i l'"'"lner, a line was anti from the place " 1 bi t t e ti,re to the waterpside, the inilitary and inha pr anli of the town Uniting their 'ciforts, to r 4" a ssist stufieiont water was banded about st),: ' ,. e t twr' tagions'at full „ play, and after blazing lilitie: l ::, l4i4 -. it :kas extinguishe.di though it a tilt con il , ~ ' 811)0ke, and the engines are not mai . 11 1 , t I : 4 Y, u Nni lite ruins lit inier,vais. The loss , of 11,1 „,tl4llt atid,proprietor is estimated at 1 0001, each, i,,,, i 7V al Major tyte's futniture, plath; Ike..beluti te(1 ) hod the houses not at num) than their .teal 4i1,,, " th t ..7, "0 1105ilive reason has yet been assigned as 4 1110 of this unfortunate event. THE AIUITY. GENERAL AFTER ORDERS. . ild+utant-General's Office, Lausao t 16th Nlarch t 0311.. No. t.Tiie Commander of the Forces retuals his thank i to Generals, S,lati, Officers, and Troops, for . their excellent conduct in the operations of the last ten'days against the enemy. He requests the CoMmanding Officers of the 43d, 52d, 'and 95th Regiments, to -name a. Se')eant of ,each Regiment to be recommended for promotion to an Ensigucy, as a testimony of the 'particular Hp probation of the Commander of the, Forces of the conduct of these three Regiments. , (Signed) 8. M. PACKENHAM, Deputy Adjutant-General. (CIRCULAR.) Contrnissary in Chiefs Office, London. Stn.—Very considerable inconvenience having arisen from the Variations bet een ttic number of dollars shipped,: in , this country and the nualbers stated to be received by the Cot unissioners abrOad, I am directed by the 4ords Commissioners. of his Majesty's,Treasury to make it. a general instruction to Officers of time Coinoik4sariat on foreign stations, thai all packages: of dollars, or other specie, be 'in variably opelied on their arrival at the place of their destination, and counted in the, presence of an cer of the department of AccoOlus., in case there shall, be. any such Oni Iti prest:mce of the Deputy Paymaster General, and oi the *Officer or Otficers appointed in the manner revired by his instructions, who are to certify the attiOtipt4 eery separate , pacLaile, arid a topy crf winch certificate is, to beirausukiited to me; in order to be firw4rded.to their Lordships previously to the . payment. ot the 'freight to the Captain ut the ship of War couveYiu:il, the specie. You will be..pleaseu therelote to gown yourself accordingly, th,0,L.4 the nt cessaly cum munication to all the Depories and Assistants em ployed Linnet you. I am, Sir, your humble servant, A Gentleman who c one over in the Packet from Gibraltar, g',ves :the particulars of a curious circuit) • stance rhat has recently: occurred in , Malta: On the 17th of J,lnuary, Lord COCH r 1 Veil there,' and twiclo no secier of his intentions to imertete in Moine manner with the condud. of'qte Admiralty Court, of which DO:Cwt.SE is Judge, and Mr. Loctleit is 'Registrar. He in-is!ed thit A table of the teas,' which the AdMiralt, Officers could legidlv mand,' ought iu be hung up Cli: the Court, which was rhen kept in an . :Lij s r s iinitig Fount ; arid: Lord Cacti RANH bay ill?, removed thik, decurnvht ti , to the Cioirt, an 'Prdo - Was kin !d for' his arrest, which carried in(o etrect, and ";s . Lord Ship committed to priion. lie remained tor three days in chutine nwnt, and then ctititri% : ed 'to make 'his' eSen pe by mealts of a la.lcier, applied to ihe wilidOw of hiS. , A convoy being on the purist of leaving Malta, Laid Coen RA:6: E 601 Orl bOM d the :Commodore's' in Wh.t 1 ,, Itr, proceeded 'to trout thence to Gdmaltar. here he lett thliceifvoy, and wont' on Uoarir theeromrthealor p et ling ho the hist in this cotiniry Withate news of rho occurrehce at Malta. The 'packet, however; etit.iiiied him ; bu we see in our Portsmouth let , ter, tip ,•1 the Puimethetif has arrived, and: is' put • under riu•irioitint.... lie (Curt, understand, ha* protebted against ;•he behaviour' of his -Letd..hip ; and,his Li.trds!6p has pioteited against the proceed• logs of the Court. ' The atnir will probably be de ciood ty're. The Honourahle Mrs.' CHOLMODELEYi whose death Wt 'recently announced, was the sister' of the celebrated Mrs. Womi.'oToN, so well ktims , n in theatrical aniA, Mrs. CHOLM,ONIMLEY 'Aias the relict of the Hon. and'rtev. Mr. Cuoi.Moilint.ioe, uncle of the pi , scin Lort.l.Citor.stoNDEbtor, a Gen tleman 'who, in the cattiest part of his life, was in the army, but atterwards.became a Member of ttit Church. Mrs—CHOLMONDIMItY was dlSti6gUisiltd (or tier lively talents in conversation, her wit, hu ' mom,' and store of, anecdoteS; whio :she - related with pointed effe6l. She - had figured in the first circles of this country for much more than half a century, and retained her faculties to the close of her life. The letters from Gibraltar state, that about i,5 ; 00 French trOnpli (part of Senastia!irg corpS) itad,cy tered St. Ruch on the 15.4, 11l rch They, nett commanded by GeneralßertiOn, Attd seeitied to have no other objeil than . to eonimit exce,ses of every 'ion. They returned,. to Ftitipoaa and Air bella, alter having been guilv n ! , ;yery outrv,e that rapacity,,and licentintlinehs vouiJ perktrate,, It would seem from the following extratit of all ter from. %city, that nurat has riot, abandoned his projeats against that. • " Fan. 2.2.-1 luiat is,huddiug lots very fast on the coasts of his own ltiogdtv. I .ttsposl we , h3ll have warm work in the A piiog; be in ten 4 iu !hive'! very great superiority 01 gutr-bthrts. We are build log -redoubts, forts, towers, batteries; aud , tutting canals in, every quarter. - Toe army, 4olatably healthy 3 not one twentieth part of itin the huspi tal." , MairritqG AT' 'LLovtis.—Yesterdar a piece of plate of 6001. value was toted to Mr. MARYAT, for his successful exertions' in opposition to the 1)4- rine Ifigurance • DARING OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY.- 7 —On Mnnd;iy night, the lath ult, abotit t welve o'clock, the dwell ing-house of ;William Noreop, Esq. at B tton Hales, Satop, was entered by ,ihree men, who went into Mr. Norcop's bed-room, where he was lying; whh.A 'lighted candle t woof t hem held him in bed, while the third presented a pistol at, him, demanding the immediate surteoder ul his money , and keys'', but not permitting hirn 'to rise, - one of them took his breethesi which lay on a chair near tlre - toed; and rifled the pockets, , raking thereout two guineas. and Some silver, and also a key, with which ; they attompted tb open .a disk in the roifrtn•, but not sue ;ceeding in unlocking it, 'two of then) wrenched it open, while the third stood over Mr. Norcop, keep ing him in awe, in the bed. They took fro ti the desk cash and notes to the amount of one hundred and sixty pount!s. V )L' ld(Y. EXTRACT FROM CRABBE'S BOROU;;;I. sorne swedenbergians in our streets arc found, Those wandering Walkers on enchanted gr,u no, Who in our World can other WorldS survey, And speak with Spirits, tho' confin'd in clay. Of BibleAryst'ries they the Keys possess, A ssur'd themselves, where wiser Men, but gueis—‘ 'Tis theirs to see around,*'abouti above, - HOW Spirits mingle thoughts and Angels move : Those whom our grosser views from us exclude, To them appear an heavenly' multitude. While the dark sayings, seal'd to Men like us, Their Prieits interpret, and their Flocks discuss. But while these gifted Men, a favourid Fold, New Powers exhibit,. and new Worlds behold ; Is there hotdanger lest their Minds confound, The pure above than with the'gross around ? May not these Phmtons who thus contrivp 'Twixt !leaven above, and Earth be►ieath to drive When from their flaming Chariots they descend; The Wo i rlds they visit in theirfancies blend ? Alas I too sure on both they bring disgrace, Their Earth is crazy, and their Heaven is base. ANSWER TO THE FOREGOING EXTRACT. BY A SW - F.DENBIROIAIi.: Thus Satire spoke, and Reason thus replied Read ere you jo 'ge, and weiglfere you deride.. " W here -wiser. Men but guess"—'tis ours to SiICW What, it they Would, those wiser Men might know. To us no private Key to (leaven is known, Like his who' rear'd'in Clouds the papal Throne. ,acred clue our pions Pounder Rive, L. wand'ring Man o'er Paths beyond the grave. We hell that purblini zeal of little worth WhiCh peers at Heaven, and stumblinz,.walka on Earth. Truth, Good, and Use conjoh'd, is still our Plan— Love to the Lord, ,and Charity td Man. • But by co:apare, by heathen Lore beguil'd, Truth's Lawful Sons with Phoebus'..sputious Child ? • Ile, hapless youth, to ignorance a prey, 'Presumptuous aini'd to guide the Orb of Day. High o'er our heads'the Orb orWiSdom shines, Cot - reels our Passions. and our Souls refines, Let fiery Zealots panting alter Fame, tike Phaeton wrap halt the Word in Flame. To Ott,' and not to burn, is our desire, They atieThe Son, - -C.ve e uulate the Sire. leni.:cfUrth, oh Hard, EA scoffing disappear— Learn to discUss, and you'll forbear to sneer, Nur break a Quixotc.Lup.c4 against tilufiei's Spear. • T. O. The Brighton Theatre has been taken by POWELL, an - I,HoLLANn, of the Lyceuiti. The PO VVELL, and Hot,LANDot Old Drory, in former Ogles, were me» m in theatrical hi , o.zry, and though,,theirpre, sent natuesAes do not •rival thetn in genius, yet they. are botti, resi,atahle perforineis, end so ckserving in rivate life, .that the public. must, feel, at, interest in the success of their new undertaking . .. We copy most cheerfully the following wide fiom a Murni,,g.Paper of yesterday - r--. :We hp.e much ply:little lrt sut)mit'ing - to the Pro. prietora olV . Ettst India Stock the follot.ving•yeiy noinable testiatonials to the charicier 01 a gentle man, whose application for permission` to return, to the service bait bet.n hoool.red with "the approbation .1 tird 'Court Of • Directors, anti the rurrettce of a General • Court. The: Ballot takes place on Wednesday, toe Z.slh inst. rx-rkitce or •A CICNILRAL !ATTILA. re Tui tioN. COURT oM plit rt . : Tog, Iketa THe'• MADRAS UUVIAtIMINT, 1796. " WC are sorry to acquaint your Hon. Conft, that Mr, I acksotwour Seerctar, has t.tt ruithel necessity, On aCcuunrof Ili health, to request pernission at 4'very early perio(l, IHe oth. has so 'long' held', with treat credit to linnsalt, petle t satistaciien to every Govern. molt under which lie has served, an a l no .1 c , ovantage to the inigrests of the "Company. it The zeal and fidelity w;ach have umircirtnly marked the conduct of this gentleman, to the tiqpartittents. of 14ilita0 atAl §ecretary, have been, at c iflcreltt times, re; ; voried to you and as this is laubably the - last occasion that will °lie. , of daespeakitig yetir favour towiti`ds''him while' he ci.Minues in his present ; office, we• new, declare, that he not oily merits our warmest en , ontinnis, but is equally entitled to yourapprobatian. ." He has applied' to succeed Mr. Downey' in the °tribe ot C.,;ll.lAut ut l'ulygar Peisitcuslt7-a situation iit which lqa zeal, amiltres,,anct trial tuicgiiry, alma , prove lnehly beneficial to the COlnp.(llo•lllrCielit3." COUP r's.ltsrcV, 134 rill) 4TH 06TONER' s 1797. additional 'testimony to the imrit..;services of it 'Lim Collins lackson, of whom w, prey tously en. tert.iii.td 3 very tavoonihle opinion, is highly liyouur4ble to his character ; and we approve of your pesolltion, appoint nig; hiin lc) suceteci to the Office of Collectvr. of Polygar Pcialt,wit " • 4 t:Crit ACT OP A OtNrRAL LLTTZR TO T HS HON. COURT OP D ino,C rofts, PROM ?HA P.IADItAI t;gOtRNMiNE, DA rl.O 116• PH Ul.'loll4A. ' I n our letter'of •the 27th March, we had the honour to intorin you i l that we hail appointed Mr. Williato Collins faekson ro oe Colleeior of Prilygar po h licusu and. we hat* the ti,tiz,raction'orobserving aver) earl) proof or hiti vigilance arid energy, in eliscove.ing and reporting to us a untillainatiou of nburitAtaitransaetiOns lAitti int, rlctOtiCe in rite, oilarns." EXTRACT - 'Ol A SATTER TO MR. JACKION PROM THE MA DAA.S GOVVANMAN'r,.DATED 2411 A 1,1411., 1797. in reviewing your condue.t throughout this transaelion ("referred to in the rt . :Letting ...xtratt), the President in Colin. ell has noticed, With pecuii.ir InU pooliptness and decision' with Which you hlve rr, t thou ihreateniug evil, as well , as the vigour anti zed with ‘‘ hidit you have dis. charged this essenti,4l ).art fit your duty and his Lordship cannot but. place the greatest fellow.; on your anti public energy, tor the radical extirpation of these iniseniev. ous dealings in the southern Pollanis," EXTRACT OF A LETTER To MX. , lACXSON, FROM 111 LOVXNNOR OF MAllltith, u.t rev I2tli MAY, 1797., !lie best consequent:el may be expettetrfrom`tna ode(' part you haviv takeo, and you in.ly ost.the support 411( strongest approbation ul Government." 1 ,• ZVERACT OF A LETTER. PROM 'rut BOAkp Q REVIINtir AT MADRAS 1 , 0 Mit.AACKsoW,DATitO 4 4111 APFOL,1 • 797. : • ' To matic the floard's lull approbation of 'yotir tAidua to show to the - Polygars the impropiiety ot, et 4 4ttoying pvr. sons for the , ptirpuse of intrigue at your eutclierry, tht: d to L'ouvince theirsetvants such unices are not always to l' A,. 4:,c00t witifimpu n jty, the Board thAire you will potti4ll the IWO mot who: ollbreti you - rt bribe of twenty thoo , ..4ind ropi;es, in duce of the most public places iii your t:livision, irtiolic threaultrxstrittelr Puritsnm°*;.'r COURT OF CILANCFRV, Aran. u. In the case of a Petition to stay a 13a4krupt'3 Corrifle:de, and prayiog his Lordship to pe tiv: petitien4v to Clain) his debt urder the commission issued aphist the bankrupt, Sir SAMUEL ROTILLY, for the petitioner, stmed,, that he was a creditor upon bills ot exchange, pur porting to be toteign b'lls of exchange to a very considerable amount, l .l:amely, the sum of to,ouoli that the 131111.r-11ot had passed himself uroit the' Lti orWas' att . e . N.ti,-.llsiVe roreign merchant, detth. , g'iu bills of I bis'description to a very large AiT10(1111,. Bnd the petitioner, iu the eetirtat of Vig teatit s had d's* counti-d toe bills in ques,ioo, but w,ion he carne to claim them taidkr the connuissim. of • b itatropoi, his claim was reje-,ted upon the interposition Or the • binktupt, who stated to the Corniniss;otiets, that these bilis, although pnrPorting to be diaw, upon. inereantile bons, s at AnisteidAto, and other phtc,s • on ltie Co.itilent, in point of , tiwt, welt; all f ed in London, where tlie parii:s were Nit l'ebi• Upon this represetimiion Of the tianklupt the Coin missionets reitAt.ted Ole oof of these ndk, ati.; the • bora fide holders, tuiva vaio tb,e consioeration, we,e thus defrauded by tfie-ittil of the hank , upt; ,oer theseictrcnit:stances ihe'pari) came heiote his Lord.; Oil); 'regthisiing that the o‘iiiktopt's_ cert , ticate might' be stayed, , and t hat he might;. its the tot time, .be c.t liberty 'to • atiot and int#o commission, so at. 1;.) be cutated to Joy LsentAit arising from the itivideous of the b `5 (2.tate. Mr. IlAtcr and 'Mr. WILSON, for 111 p bankrupt,' in answer to the Tetitioii - er'S ea'se; aoinitte,t, inat eettA,nly nntecedtlitiy to the cointnission ot ruptcy, the batik tips had a'cled impiopedy in the khricalicin of those bins. Triie was Britt" although these hills lye ired to be dritwu nu coin meteial houses . at .A.lnsteidarn, nil the:partici resi:c.l in 'London, 'and the futt 'was, that ti;ese % . +.14..t. drawn in than inancet', not With any fraudulent in tent, burin order JO give tlie.o 'a facility of th,i;ount, which, they believed, was'? prathce very resorted to in Ihe rneicatitil4 odd:- With te,pcs.t. to the interference of ;he bankrtiO, when th e se oil came to be Claimed un.let tnc cdtniiiisstoa , i h; bond to make a full and lair disclosure ct esnue, and in so doing, he, was Mkt) hound to the tabs' relating to the bWs, and he won,d nut have conformed to 4tle provisions 'of the Act, a; d would have beet) giiiity of a breach ot-Ins duly had he done otherwitie.. Although the aet of •in g the bills was highly improper, .y , !t %i as anece• dent to the , at of b'ankruptc'y, ited in , evert' other !Oiled the birnkrupt ha ad con to all inf. pro. • vi4ibliWdf the statute, aadtfretel6re theft: (. - culd be no rifetence for ,tayhtgllts•eettltie. 'Whit re•pea to the proof 'of the :luta Undttr tat! conloilstan, chat nttlfit,reinainlo • th 'breast of the'Court'amt ut the Cbrtuntssitners. Sir SAMUEL ILMILLY, in reply, adverted •to die dangerous tendetit4 l ul ' htic . ll p'r„ctii-., It they %Nero.pertnittcd, ht'!obiervicd, - a n,an'vcchild have no• thing note lodo than scat up as i- foreign ittocintut, Circulate a goantity Of to*ose Lthricated Hilt &.nou tl large sum or money upirn "them, tiien - get - t+oluo hiend to - ..i.sioe'd friendly; ci - nnirlisinm 1 •it pay his other creditors twenty sinking , ' lo the ha,- a handsome ovr-rplus lor tninsed, ‘oic.l tnos fraud the ittlit,Ceilt holders of' tnts Lib! kat( d j tle trusied the Court Wo'ulit s.e the inr,e,oev,L,ji tendency of such a print ice, and would, at ;,;rtes - the ptttitioner au opportfm•y r,t otterii g' )i 3 0(4 of his' debt under ' The LoNai...l-t A NCELL •otpitl , ed, that• ho tmich teareii, Wirt 'ot' tron4tetions to ii Led, tt utiAlii be a go,mti9it %Ott:tiler : they nil "uot cintle Oti t eta.l.3 ur teiohy dlitt is ttj,l3 app:•ar 1,31 I,4lbi'Ot guilty' of ()Dial:nog itioncy upoil fai r e tokens. "At the ea lIVIC'ht: did not sec how tie stay the bankrupt's iertifieate, and as to ciatelu.gtlo,,en the commi , sion, the petitioner ithight contiive toat some dtherparty Might' claiM. • The Sittings conclniett until atter the Lister re. test Lbrdship will sit the , 234 wit .tti give judgment it sevens) causes now pending'. MARLBOR'OUGH-STREUTo—__ C / tart'l Armitage was brought to the Otfice 'yesterday mernin t 4, heavily ironed, and underwent a short exarcinatroo. 'Ho was lolly minunitted to the 1\1%4 Prison tor - trial at the' next Old Bailey SeSsions, Among the:wittuses bound over 'to give eVidunee on the trial Y;its . Rob, , rhi, who has, until recently, resided in the house of the Gui;eroOr of It is understood that Robert's Will also giv e e v id ence against Armitage. Ihe prisoner was gemeolly dru4s arl wore powder. It is , an unaccountable, but a truecircutustanCe, thit BUON#.PAUTE dhows he Mating (Miceli; of Frioce, Who are pritiotyr, iaa thiti couotty, box kLovos his Otlicers, who are,in :intro state of captivity, totally dependent, upon ri, e rc4ity of the Britistd4overtnnent,,, SAllTtiFliio MARK I: 'trail. 13, Thii day's Market had ill) inemibiderobk. of ditfrent kinds of- Cattle; WA. and Turk snip. port last prices ; Heel antl , Mniton are elseaper ';' and the trade for the. -MOM • part was tolerably good.— The sales ill the Flay Market were son -11.4 ; Sitaw, and Clover, hive fallen to fohowurg prices and numbc.rs 'lir,: a - eirect .statement ••• • To sink theolLf per stone orsuy, Lieqf ds. 4ti., to ss, 4d, „mutton 4s. 4d, to is, Bd, e.tt ss. CAL to 7s. 011. Vol w Ss. en. to 7s. Ott. 00, to 9i. °el. Bet 700. Sheep and L.J:tiDS 1.10. 150. • SMITHFIELD itAY-MARKET, Hay I. as. oti. to S-1.-1,6. btrotV Dd. to 41. 4i.:od. Clover 61. os, ad.. to SI. os. STOCXS • R II 0 Yg'srt N OA V. ticink stOtk, - ' ilidiA StOCk, rill 179. i Navy g pct 4.!ent .97 3ii • I 'Rim 'limas, 2.;5. 291. pr. Itistt i per Cent. - ;i:xon.ii. Itliis o it: 7 pt. C'4 pc" elli. B..bei *1 + )Inininn, ; net (:elit. ve,t 6.is 6.-4 li ffik :Jr 0rk.ai,,, , , 2. 44 i .3 per Cent. Cons. 64i 4 i (‘Qt-t,i t‘):AI4Y, "ti 'n L.. Alai. t7l 3-1t7 . i1., 4 c i