The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-25 00:00:00

11 lA, 14 bcei -, ~i , _ at two eanturissionk , m _ .in.issuA - under th e Great Seal, the one for . ; giving t or th he Roya ghee f l Aotent to c e rt a i n Bills; and the: Prorogation of Parllattletlt ; and the !Janie adjourned to robe. . . A few m i nutes afterwards, the: Aac.natstter Ot:. CANTERBURY, the LORD CIIANC2LLOR, Earl CAur. bloa,-the Lid ol Wits . rsiouLast i , and the • Earlo A/LESFOItb, took their SeJts in their robes,. as. Lords Iliiiiiiii.hiovers. , (The Nlarq Ar u s ELLESLRY at grit tpok hi, seat it , t one of the Lords Cerntnissi`'''' triabni gave it up t o the Earl of Ltvtirrsorii., " h ' illterwlrds gave it op to is CAtat DEN). • ,h. Alt.Quartne the Deputy Usher of..the Black ~,4`}tli ~w ay Sent to tequire the attendance 01 the v,111t110115.. • f . . . , ' l li l e , a ;port i,derval, 1 lip Speaker and - several Jlivinbers of the House of Commons came. to, the liar, . .. .• i . . . I lle Loan C HANCRLL.OI ( stated, t h at It *not , beilig in,venient tm hey Royal FliglPiess- the Prince Of 'IV dc;, Regent, to be persenally. - pr.eent, a.Coro-. ita,moit had been iNsuedsonder the Great Seal, for g i ','"e the Royal Assent to certain Bids.: ii)l'e,Corinnission.signed by the Prince Regent, in. ''"aitie aild on ttie behalf of ins 'Majesty, was Teadby the Clerk at the table. tp,uTh' }AI Assert; Was &dared. 2,,i notified-in ~ ,i for,,, to inc Bank Notes Bill, and tilt Mi 11',,(1•1111eichange Ana, ndment Bill. .. . 0 /i e LORD CLIANCELLOII delivered the following opeeci t t....:.. . . , . . . • ,i, ,‘ My Lo r d s, ' and Gentlemen, - • , . I ' ''fliA Royal .1-l ig h ness the Prince Regent, acting '''f' , , , n due and o h she h , -half of his M ijesly, has wit h iis •() •ignitY to you the satiSfaction i 'llh w inch lh• finds himself enabicd to rr:ieve vritt I:nodinitour atieidance !It Pirliailleitt, alt , ;r the long 'borious dutie s of the S,-scion. W e are parti cularly lir t.l t R d' 1 7g." -`) e x Pie , s, It:s approtyltioll of li.t: en ' iv ,) • (1 “(IHlrl nness , A Ivelf yoo love' in ittiesl , d in ~0 11' 1 : 1 14 ; his ltiyal.ftglittess to con's' the exer" 121_ olthil Country in I lie-cause of A11ie.).., Untl. °, Prosecute the- war with increased acti`vity and. vigour, . . . . libe"laVl o ne (I°ler''tine,d perseveram,e in a sys.emi? of . ' . , ,to the brave and lo . i al N iii-ns °' the Pe tito‘to;i ii• A • a " ll)itrn:l,l3l°,gteS4itielY :iogie . d , their means 14,6, 1 1 1 i --;',esialante; while the y` hotnatte atetion. 1. - ))° f' blVe i i• • • fiiiha .,itdak 0/ 1 , ' p ail to t h e sul.erings o the . ot it i ,... t,lll4l:tiugal, nndei the •unexampled crue lty ties ties tit att,,,i'l h4i'e2nfirtned the Altionce by , 0 " , zeal and „„ i ' ll . a - Ld ea -not 'fail to' inspiro.ailditiiinal ' anim a' ' ' f cam moo c a (,, e. . ule the maintenance 0 the .e. " tits ilo v 1 AI . - ' - , --- to deo" iii•'' `-l'tlinegs especially commands '"'s t o , CM -11:3 Coo' ill . e in Ili; . mea.rit•S /it, ott nav e ;14. ' ` ll '' '. • . lier:rial sit..ctirity 4„d ~,,•('Peil f .- improvitttgthe ir ngtlaiti, I"'"tatY Ri•soureett' of the Ulliirtl Ili r) roe ih eß ,,, . pro v i do, , ; bete purposes. you have wigelY Ctippl y ,, n ti:Y.hS. tailillning ii system, for the . annual of theiVition•Lfegtilat Ariny,ali for the Joterchange "tom ii icrin nl 01 Great Britain and Ireland, and his ) . oa, N il , bi,m'ess has. the satisfaction of informing' . . lite koltt tnana,,, ,, , , , ~_, ntary z ea l uhi ch • has already been. u.., cii IL : i,..kt- eptrAtion. , il. an arran gement gi ll " ilIMI:( I: Pl)(1 tli6 nce aS'orl h;ta enabled him to gomenr'by llrit o ,„ inicd -'lll.Oll at'd Inutile! Interests Or Great t'l a nd i n ,,,,Y! '4O may be - more effectually cement c` r..,_l' uvert, , , wnileinen4r,/ v i _ • . t h e ail al 1.16 :. Le house of Comm . ont; 41, 41 t ht a Nit cornMands us to thank you lit )1 w ine 4ntl on b - hlf of hi ''‘lajesty for the lira, ''.aPP.lit..s \I:11"Jc' - ' .. 4 ". .- ' ' ' every e h of the I. 1., 1 Y . ".11ave, futnioed for II L 1 Nu . i, „ ei v i c . e. , •• •Ie ci; i" di tilPhno •I . • . - L ' • 4 ''tSi 4ir, b ''''" lai Oei:n with pleasno' t he !tica , ,, of ~ weiio) you li.ave applien the separate t ad at Great britai n to the linitici II relief ef. Ire. ttelialaoirinfltiprt:sent.rnoilieni i and derives much f;a -;llerilm,ii,„ _.l.l,eiteiving, tliat you .113ve 4-•ert 361 ' 16 .eti 1111,;iti'"01:_ii4 object wh so little additiinial hilr- Iligdoi. ":„%ret.4lrea Of this part pi th.riPtllited tilo,iidio..,:ii.*.fuNinet ii,'",tioi you iifive-pkefl Ordki met :iiraition the conditi o „ of the Ii Reye• f ine l '' 11 '111 r h ..!! in-'73) HightleSeS 41)prOljAtiOil i .N) 1 / 4 „ _ ' •41onebs'corninan ' cls Its to sdd; that limy be will; with confidence to the adVantage . which 114 t deri v , l , '''g l)e,„, '.'"totn the attention of •Patliament ee givenro this imPertant subject. i, , ( 1111 ' 4-4 N 12 ., (Ind Gentlemen. tihlol fat,,.(l,l"Yal liiv,hneSs commands vs '' to cpngo - .11,1:tilioi the f,dttaion of the Island of, Naio,' lici! has be et!W and most Important ColonY:f of -4113 its 4,, .1., and with ineOnside'rdttle loci, 074f:illy ,T'lll'4'l';'B''olnust materially contribute la the . rii ho . ritisli cominerce and pos,essions in. il 1 1 et ( 4 . the world. •ty. 't sur to . . . I ar ia , , • 'sra which hare 'cl'owned his /V/ajes-, (.I‘ir,slingai.ol,f.laring the .present cam lei under the , ll Dio lt u,4 ,CothrOatttl of Lietnenant-.Greneral Gold itrtit -eilinii„, . , li t ,!, am, 1 ,i.. 1 , -, ire coos, important to, the in -6 4001 4.°11q111- tirille eliarazter of the country.. %Iftiate igliness warmly partiesnves in 'all the Ins 1.0 1 ;,,, ‘ ~, . r‘ 1)4244 a n d e _.- '''' 11,1 %e been excited by these sac , b eta .en 11,1%% the inst applause which you Pith y ~ ()W ed U1)06 the 'skill; p rudence, not ;titre. j.ii': It °,..,5,-ur.c())ri:l4Bl'iciao.USl.t: &splay e'd in obtainin g . them.' ),„ lilifi ts , 1 the greateat satisfattion to his Royal rovil 0 relleo That, i. 1 1 .., I...nie Divine h ,. , en v , ,o ti 101 l ( t. p -, .: - ,ri. P•t s an , ' . teStOre iiiS . Majesty, 10 the • a rdet . ll " 1 1%,;„ ,‘' wishes of 1114 'loyal lii4ho and be °f OS. lel? ailie4ll4l.:Yll4 I:eopie, .hi s • ito.)'•al klignllSS, will t•. 3 Y otto re 1i • .m. • , • history of ()a , . gra.,,, „cis,. Ls ajt sty, in. t he . . . • , ' il so l i . " lia-villetili of the B, itish Arms I iirough - Kni " -(4 SYS! , ' 11 -• % a ''' "natle nPerntiOnS. SO SatifaCtOry . I n ' I t he nar ,l ' • 'td' r ih.l l Tv. i ., 1044 interns';; and the glory 01 , Q i : Whil e c‘"2e have'been succes , fully waititato vpri, tis ttoy n t It 1 , 0 11...nt c,f. -.lglineas . !ma conducted tile 1.,..14(4, ,theliiiited Kine,dont.'!. --, gri t „. v,otnitrissio,l 1 . , • I ho-parlia -4411 " 4 3 re a d , . • • 01• , PrOrol,Dlng, . • .After which:the Lord.. Chancellor ' ti At :. i f , .9 ! Ards 1 h ank.Gentlenlin, tv4.l to Viillri.lle Of By 14 Ora . b ntl othet Lords diretlod, the' ec)m—MisaiOn tinder the Great and now read, 1.11404 in ?beilienre t° the Commands of his Royal ..„,`liial(':fli'l? Prince Regent, in the name ind'6n 41,144(1.1 ois Mijrsty., prorogue this ParliNnent td ti' t ' e lli Y l , ti;e tweniv-second daY of August' ner;. tl)tdi„,i n oeielKilden ; alid this Parhanfebt i*ne-. (II 44 4 1 . ) , N1.6 ., 6 4 ! d io %.Phursday the twenfy-se c 0 g" 1 L, the e stilit ext." rcii Q.,:11,11141,0') withdreuv'from the Bar, and . the m'nlissitnerth retired from the Huta°. .. 1' r 1 N. QuiS AnCt , kS FAL.SUM T L D. AT D'o N, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 181-1. " ffindsor-Castle, Ju1y . 25,.1811. There is no chat,gt.t iu hi 4 MAJEsTY'ssyMptOMS since yesterday. IT. HALFORD. AL MILLI G. 41 R. WILLIS." We have this day continued our extracts fronithe .American Pape's which .arrived.iesterday. Aniong the most interesting of them is,an A(.l , lress publish- , ed by Mr. SML.TH, late Secretary of Slate in Ante- rica, in which he states the causes Which led, to his resignation. No man who has read any , of Mr. Saline's Official. Papers, or has • heard 'any thing of his priVate charaaer, will susped him of undue par tiality:to the interests of Great Britain ; his testi mony, with 'regard to the condua of the , American Gtrverntrient towards the - Belligerents, is the/e -lle entitled to the : greatest resvea. 'lhat Gentleman, in his 'Address.: to his • Country men, (tiredly chirges .dr. MADISON With gross par tiality to.4ards Franc.;. It is true that .no man who has. attentively viewed the coriduct of,the.Ameri can Governmentlor the last few yers, could enter tain a doubt upon the.subje6l; but at the same time it is saiistadory to have the testimony of such a man as Mr. ShiiTtt, who, frcm his high official si tUalion, was of course e nabled to fortia the most curled judgmeirt upon the subject. He says, tlie . lierlin and Milan Decrees were not repealed by BUONATAItiE ; but that even if they had been, that,Was not the solucondition 'on which the Non-, intercourse At was I,, , belospended with tegarcl.to France'; satisfadory pro Vision was to be madelot iestoring the, property seized by order of the French Goiernment. , And • yet Mr. MADisoN, upoo the mere declaration by BUoNAPARTE, thal the Berlin nod Milan Decrees.were repealed, and without any promise for the performance of the other condition annexed, immediately called Upon Great Britain to not as . if France' had subltanttally repeal. ed her Decrees. We hope this statement of Mr. Shll7'll Will have some effed tapo.i thbseperons in this Country who b:.ve nbeen censtaotly praising he American Government, and - asserting that it had , no other object in view but to prestrve a strict neutrality. It is evident Crolll Mr. SMITIC,44 state. : mem, that. Mr. MADISON IS decidedly attached to Fiance:— . .that he is anxious 'to palliate the'insolfs .and injuri4.;s which she effers'to'Aineriea, while he mots with distract and coldness every effort at con ciliation made by Great Britain, 1 We have already 'stated to our Readers the cir cumstance of the American frigate United Stnlel, Cal Vain DECATtIiI, haying fallen in with his Ma jeity's ship Eurydice on the coast of Atherica, when a shot was accidentally fired.trom the former.. We' have extracted. from these Papers a 'detailed account, of this trans talon, from which it appears, that the AtnericanCaptainbehaved in 0 very different tuancier indeed from Coin. ROGER s. We are Willing to'at tri bole the behaviour of Capt. DI:CATE/ICW lIZS ti as au Officer, and, we presume, a Gentleman ; but it must not be forgotten that the 'Eurydice is a larger.. ship than the Lille Belt, though far iriferitar in' force :to the United Staks, A Mail from Atiholt arrived thiallaY, but it brings nothing very interesting or `important, Bands of robbers, it seems, infest the great wadi of •Walia 'ila and, Moldavia; and Which. interrupt all cacti ' muriicattons. A RosSian General fell into their hand s on 7th,of Jane, on his route to Bucharest. ACCording to the latest accounts 'from Constanti nople, the reports of an approaching peace with Russia were uoloonded, and the most vigorous pre-, j)arations were making for the prosecUtion of the ,War. Accoun'ts from Petersburgh of the !nth nit. *tate, that a fire broke 'opt a.t Crunatadt. on the 4th, which had destroyed 60 wooden houses. It is stated that the English brig Sufirguard, of ten 18 pound carronadei, bad been taken by a Danish 'flotilla, after a'stuart action,'in Which the brig lust one man, and the flotilla suffered severely. • Yesterday Parliament was pro rogned : hy Cym mission,. until the 22.1 of August. - The Speech of the PRINCE ItTGENT upon that occasion has, Of course, Irt6urred the dNapprohation of the o,)posi thin ;tV ritors . ..." The Ministers," saythey, "have had the good fortune to prevail on the PRINCE REGENT. to pay a high compliment to their Administration.",—' . To receive a complitnent from that Illustrious Per 'sonage must indeed be highly gratifying. to his Mi. 'niSters, and we can easily conceird that there ate Fiersoils to whOcu this mark of Royal :approbation conferred' on the- present. Ministers, is cAculated, t 0 give considerable pain. But we sliould be slad to know why, to grdtify the aptecn or a •disappoitited-Pplyi his 11.0y44 , 0411)5q tipt e x press his ioit7factien glcirions triumphs our arois trnow if that Party vi;ere power, they would have withdraw:. evely man ri - oho Portugal; hetauie they pronounced the detenCe r,f it to be impracticable: We ktiow - tb3t - if they h been in .powerkAhatAingdoni would have been a Province of Fiance; and we know now that there not a single Frenchman there, ektepris a prisonei - . , We have seen one of the, greatest Armies that yratieeeVer collected, driven oat of Portugal with loss And disf,race. We haveleen another Attiy, consisting, as the Party themselves tell us, . t .ef " 75,000 men with. titelecks in their' hands, - - an army that BUONAPARTE . said was to 4 - all upon tis like " , .a might thunderbolt," retreat without- at tempting to strike a blow, we have seen our armies in the •Esst crowned with the mom glorious'succesi; and the last 'and-most important of the enemy's pus - sessions wiested Irma him i but his Royal High ness the PUINCE REGENT is not, it seems; to ex-f press his satisfaction tit these successes, nor are the People of this Empire to 'rejoice at them, because the Party are not in poWer! The outward-bound Eaq:.lndia fleet, under convoy of the Theban frigate, arrived at - Madeira Ou the 20th and 2 Ist ult. and t40u1,1 proced on their,voyage In about a week. The tbilowing is a list of the fleet : Charles Mills, Marquis %Venusley,' Dover. Castle, Lord Castlereagh, Lady CastlereNcit, Motrat, Tottenham, •Kc tre4r, David Scott, Surrey, Warren liastings, anti the harnstow. The following tirivate letters contain some. inte re . st . ing mformatiun EXTRACT OF A , LETTER, DATED CADIZ, JUNE 29. • We are now in expectation of being ere long free from the French .who are in this neighbour hood. The Spanish Army under 4LAKE, has crossed the Ghadiana at Menai; on its way to Ayamonte. A number of vessels have been.embargoed by our Government to proceed to Ayarnonte. Sorne'per •,on.rare of opinion that BLAKE will embark at Aya monte,. and proceed . to Algesiras,. from -thence to join.* the army of. the' cents` t ; others say that the army , will make an attempt by forced marches to, reach Cantillana, cross the Guadalquiver, and it( that' way join the same army. Should we succeed, SOULT must retire by Las Pedroches 'to- Cordova. Gen. GRAIIAN, three CompanieS of sharp-shooteri, and the. hussars who haVe lost- their horses, em bark for Lisbon to-morrow.. General GRAHAM' is appointed 'second In command under Lord WEL LINGTON." " JULY 2..-General GBAIIANI has sailed for Lis bon with some dismounted cavalry, and three coal patties of bharp,sbooters. Upwards of . 3uo- trans ports have bailed tor Ayamoute, Huelva, and Mu gper, to carry 8t....KL: up the Mediterranean to join the Army 'of the Centre, wite r re a .grand 'blow will be ,trunk against the forces of the enemy in G , 3- nad s, and atterwards move, as..cirentnstanees requi!e ; th:ir future operations imust entirely de pend upon , those of the two grand arm et on the trontiers . of Portugal, and no one btu BLAKE and Lord WELLitiorots know what . will be under , taken." " LISBON., JULY • 15.—Gener31 GttAat.tat , whit smme iruopi.lootti Cidiz, has landed, and is going to,t lie army'. as second in command: Our army have taken up their cantonments twin Castel Branco on a line to Evor3, and the enemy has retreated still thither," • At a Special Sitting of the Court of DiretiFtori of the Eat India Company, held 'oil Trie,d3y, it was decidedly determined •to continue Str C;eo. Barlow Governor of Madras. Yesterday evening the annual grand lir% ing match for the ,Vauxhall wholly took, place, bet wecit !even tunni sculls. They started for the first heat about half, past 6 in the afternoon, frotii Blackfriari liridge, ro‘ved.round a barge which Vvias, moored on Lambeth Terrace, and from thence to Weitminster Bri , :ge. The second heat cotnineveed. trona West 13ridge, to a boat moored oft' Clic . 'Sea Reach - , and o bick ia Vauxhall Stairs. Both heats were won by :young Cis!lirts, or Temple Stairs, who was carried t er triumph, to Vauxhall, , • • W are sorry to learn, that BICAHAM is pre vented, by .severe clitlisposition, from exerting his "powerful talents tor the benefit of the 13riiish Pri strers. in France ; but to manilettt his fc , :lings on an occasion so interesting, he has endeavoured to com , pensatefor his absence by a liberal pecuniary con tribution. . When Mt.-HoLMAN and his daughter have elosettl their engagement at Matfratu, they are tt, he fel towed by Eoint`com awl his. witia. . - Katetica 'was announced at Edinburgh as " Mr. J. KEistat.g; 61 the New•Therktre,'CiArent-Garden;" an addition - not very complimentary to httn, aS he', be supposed to have established a reputation that he did not - require so particular a designation: ExEcoTtotc —YeLiterday morning Richard Armi tage and Charles Thomas, for forgery, formerly Clerks in th'e Batik of England, sutured norstirmt to the,ir sentence, at the deators' door of Newoe.— Ahem eight deloei: Thomas niaie rippearance 4)10 he platform first, and seemed duly impressed with the awfol fate that a w aited him. He was` attended by a Homan Catholic priest, and gave great attention to the Clergyritan; and in about five nd. mites after Wards Armitage was hrOught out, holog Previously taken his lust farewell of his' Wile 4ttai, Children in Newgate. He way attended In his last moment's by the Ordinary of N - ewgate. In 'a short time alter they were tied Up, they weir , launched into eternity. Arinitage had been conihied of tit tering forged dividend warrant, and Thomas for', forging a receipt for money, wiin intent to, detrand the-Bank of England. The youthfUl appearanci-and . genteel deportment of these unhappy culprits made a strong impression on the crowd assembled, which Wa3 immense, • Yesterday morning three yonng men took a boat (or the purpose of bathing near Westminster-bridge, when one of them; who could not swim; on yen tdring.into the water, was carried out of his.depth . by tie current, and unfortunately druvrned; r PL,ll4dUTii, ttie Spin;4t) G(itiz I.l..ktNloz o)ailer; from et; 'tl':, :l„ wit!) n c2r4otif aitc. tituld ; 'Out in tie're to vortit,ebiinvo. A deinehMent Ist Ro. anti prii:f of lifti 4.th, or Arly e.ilbarke ei•ertLiy from the. alek-yard, oE, board irlosoortq, for togal. 'rot iemilnder of the 4th DragnorAl., ito th'e exception of thkee troops re tat r 6 _t`o thain at t', at • hoibe), consis:ing at abom 800, arrived- hot this do, 'and IL is - expeded emba-rk to-lt9rrow 'morning. 13ctocliments of the, .2d ba , tllioo of 'tit; 3d, nr Old BCifs, riiid .7th I . 4'ozilc..ersl, tett! also Lll . l. bark, from.' hence thii week for the same dvtinatioit. A detachment of the , Royal Corotvalt St unary Artilleiy,are du their march to [llk place; (or tiiy purpose of being troitvd fourteen thys. The.Landi•aii. sclinnner '164 in th liarbonr.' Arcived the James, GARDP.NEIt, frcirn Chepstow•. PoP:rsitatrru; . JoLir 24.---Arrived the Lispaidi from Jamaica dad St. Gewge's .Sailed the .rimazoit for Plymouth. The Zephyr takes convoy WI- the Downs.,• DEAL, JULY 24.---Sliled the Gem/tit* rillferjot: contoy; owl his MAjestyi ihip Naind for off Fhsshing. . , 1 1 / 2 1115', Anholt, 01r:terror& 7W F.:47' RE IiOY , E 7". . Mr: Mortars, Pi reply to, the Adtiertijennent in, serted by his .Partners upon the le,engaeincot of 'AlesSrs. blv tNiPas, JONES, and Et,Ltsto 0 , , U, a led) they. declare . their happiness " a t ha v i ng suirmount. ed the great difficUlliLlS oplinse:l. to thew.' by their • Partner;" has to stale,' that lie dd not OppOee ant . difii , :ulties but those which he hag already e l ,- putiped —He asked no More. I kin that he should not be bound tor ex; ravagant con , rai% n ‘ oinst hii c ,, tisnw, and without .any previous consultation. lie has now given a conditional conent, withbut mejudice to his 'case 'pending io the Coilrt of Chan ccti. His Partite.* would. not Nbilu , e the no.v :piece with= the rtinstatemeot of the tlbrive prr formers, and however- great the merits of erierAl of he pieces that have been Ova(' may be, he really did nut find their atirabion to be so great as tacit sire a more. Irequent..repetition of them. A matt may be. placed in a situation in which he may ab.n. don or 'aha.e of hi, cl-mrest nght • but he cangut very clearly see the trtvralilq of: that satistadu l i which is . detived (tom [awing driven a man 1114 stain in winch, he muse idiel i,id right risk -hot . _ *MOWS COLMAN 211(1 WINyrON, MOZt grAtelul !List atvi solicit(us to ye TS LibLiiii.iallt t C,CI)I L ti , ,,t in thLir power, are happ. in kimodh‘n:,-„zo it,, Ow they hAve MOW tv,i tftr, vreiti vitti4;ulite, /41,1,1-1 by, their pArther, ti,e realm ul th, itbo•l WESTERN =aux': NITINCIIESTER,; JULY 24 —Mr. 13 It - ori Citiktrkm and Mr. Justice; BAILEY int° ,ihisioWll terdity vein ,it 5 , .% prc. - ccd,l to tilt! C:istle stud opviled rhis eveniit, they went to end heard 'llivink. 80ivice. At r xi:eke •tlivir binps-pros,vedect to business. Thew. are none nf, which are ot any, importante, 'and Only 15 prisoners for trial. • - • • 'CROWS ME: - nointis Boa:lee and IV` s.litaket tiler° intlitled forrhighWay robbery on Robert Burge, an old man; 76 ‘Yertrs Of 'age. The prosecutor stated, that being 'B9biqtlia , tl . C) Loudon, 'but having occasion fist to the. Isle" of Wight to consult an Altofney at Newport, he was proceeding from Yarmouth to that place on the t,t(ith Of May .lasT', when h ua• meet about two o'clock in the oftcrrition ri sOner,, both young men, one ut w hnnt (Bowler . ) euilaied him and derivn(ted Ins tunnel, nutF the to , k froni him a dollar, a slaihingi three nalf-pence, and a five pound ‘Vineantott 'note. Time . prosecwor ) posiriveiy swore to the person* of both 'prisoners, Jury 'toned both the prisonc rA Elio. 'Stanley and thrt. Cole, two of a gang of gypsic3 who travel the country, and who hvO by horse-sie,ll;off., w ere indiaed fur stelling'one.roarzi be!' ll on to James Newnian, another beldnging 'lUchard flerbat, a gettling belonging to Voting, and atiother gelding belonging to •Liuw . nrd.—Thry* were aeterally found Ptrittv. . When nn etticle is become a favourite rem!! 'y with the public, it is to be expeCted that it Ne ill b oppoSed by the interested fee-hunting Physirian, o‘• what ;s now properly termed the legular Qom. k, who, in consequence. of a flimsy wiblication ,Shionable bf adverliSillo would meahly waive that he pussesses.a saperior knowled,o' of +ha Diseose, for which the Medicine is held iii Surgeon Ftsher,' in a new Edition of hit Fal1111:11 7 ' f0.11140. Olt Consumpt;no, (cocitain,n4 a long Appeal to the Public on the '1.15e of Stra: tion of. this .batiteioptible herd of scribblers in a rtionniii:l), 1133 very properly exp ose d t t.„. manner which does hint credit as a matt' of lititha.t nity and science. Through the recommend.lioti of this expurienced .pr:a6litioner, the Strattit.nioni 1.144 be.etricery generaily-employed in Astlirh:4, Consuinp.; tion of the Lungs, &c: and the.unitorth Atecvs; has attended the prepaied Herb' and the Oxvnivi, made by big direalon, harproved io hitti !Confidence Ws net been tuisi.lacen. ,1%.10 proC,'ss which the Herb undergoes le thesaAlgrpa.ationii .aptirely deprives it of -any noxious qufility ird' ter. - ders it more efficacious. That it may be r..!.iiiny tinned in.., this prope,rly prepamt !mate, h +ppY to find that .1m- has appointed .N.le , sis. and Co. Chartists to 11is Majesty, vo, B,. , ;(lfottl.streer; Cevent 7 gard'et . 4 . .lll4 agents in. Londcn, and , the liming respetlable tenderS in the countr,., .Mancliesier; Party, I•tistol ; Knott and • Lloyd, nh'initighsin ; .Corner . a nd rtt...m.aste 4 B ct ; h ; 11,1linge, Liverpool; Eddowes,SlireAs. bury; Poole, Chester ; Jones, Oxfutd) NY4tiitter, Gloucester ; Tyrnbs, Worcester.