The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-02 00:00:00

Antra., -We. hear froth all c.oattei; complmnis I PediN the great number of ioieign , rs from pans of the Continent, teho sue nermittei2 t. 0"" tbottrin this country, and Who m private s bmilie, 'tacit situations which might enable: themitti be' dangerous enentiet. It is indeed,: Kard l : 4 7 ,oi tse edited what a vast number Of theke persons lire' °°' a along us, and if the full bulk were tb'be Shiny stated the alarfn would be i ' more 1 11i 1 than it seems to be. We have several. Otpes t all on this suhjeet, and we conceive 11 1 ; be one of great importafice in a moral . as ."as Political point o f view.- To the really ho ji and unfortunate fugitives, who- have abitn u7p'Or vices and cl i mes o f t h ose E ouotries ti f : , t the arms and the arts of France prevail Great tcc trivo, citti o always afford an hospitable. f th e ,ke nmong us an emissaries o 4 Y4t., who is ave th a e scourge M y of inankito;;, an 4, lin IS the destruction of this country. hemselves of onr ( . :rednit,us pro '-o'betrav us into ruin.' But the princii.les of foreignets Inc; influence in private life. ~.Many 'eh h tvu, by the insidious arts ni to td t o ru i n at th e gam in g - ta bl e , a n d' trig tvomen have been brought to: misety, It is really the Linty of scud particularlyto this subjedt at real period, when - a'sObtle and unre 'petually on the ~watch .to destroy :u as, a people, and . we trust -that ',IY, endeavour to prevent our na ,i,i°ll being ii,radeaqy alter and "luting mixture with the refuse of -1-.:' - -- ..........• , . . '4°i'cn Ho ..iv '4PITAL.—As soon Its the alarm ,eli at the Infirmary yesterday thorn- . was as mach on the alert as died 1 any vipetled event: Thi; fliiis:l 'rived, and had there beeti, a 'ter, it -is very .probiiitie t ),.,1 arrested . in -.its ,p/t4r s,I ~1 but water was rad eti"l this \infortun it'd Or-- -.toes were nor suffi ', however, ..file-.) ,n, and, :in the •, had artived. 'v were ad- Ifirtnsy, .P.re,:in' u -1 , ti, ~:wet. qve9 .t , a terripG • soon- fount. drawing•if I tion, every obi cd: Poti, pans, ai_piaLd and 'lnez. likewise, found gre. fore the astonished Jai. experiments wit4ii :the,: pomp, Vic. 'l..,e..io'''xiCitiiiiens were-a. siic:-taio S, ''acid' f...ii,'uore know, fiialr...., soots: di,,covtit,e.ii.in titotp th -natural ii.,,eney. ,I.k. L. ht.V.C,,:idrt acid learl..l in th.e.th,ir,p"tor or a' Sorcr it w• is in the 'count, di thci,o taweril. ,bold .thought, suggested its, It to oar lit, This. tray ,titithitig less than to take a; sot vey town and: province i!i spite otthebaniboo 's, and the yraofotiornt of the :hones,: Governmi, by theans Of au air. b dloon ; and- his iihilosoptite... •stofes„uut affUrdifig a soil-it:woo, of oil of vitriol .Or intlating tbe, hioehhifl with titttiann.:hio. gaS„,.,,:i, -Ninth oitie.r was determined upon, ez,lwt.i.ll;y: t! I 4h,.., th,..-! litzl;iness and civseness of tke tii!o Jp.'n.,.:io 1)1;• , tit'et, iwt• promistmiratiditiontd: tacil,hi,:s ,for the t.tth4„Atak. mt the, i.,,,,;.. Prc..vionsly to ascending in person, an intlieri-. , which it, went was to he made with* a oalloott to sntilter di. . took chug, meusions, 11.4,0td1.1 to aS,I/4.clUiiil the I.lol\t'r 01 ascen.--- her enitdoct, slot), ,the capability of carrying a certain weight, .S:c. the titigbiwiiti, 'l' riebye-st;.todin,l.l.lpa:lesc, ()Ulcers wt,,,re struck with tioned..a pt..•,r.intl t. a,t.ot;i,...nuerkt ~wheit . they SLAW . 0),IS minor, bal- known'':: Sotavafte. 'li)on: e*pand ,by means of .-the, rar4lecl _air, -tbd pet,so4 ~,,,bos„ 10„, but th'eir. an:azetuent ro,e •to the highest pitch when she was-- o tld ' when they be the -large paiier. globe ,maiiis.... living, and,'Nhat ..surt o. tically ascend towards the clotids7 All Niingasticki! Hewing also .of Mrs. liet4., was in the streets'. to wiltlesa 50 novel, and -15z.,..-a; ibq informed her. of tilt , at. them stupietuu;, a sight.- Unfort‘mately .by stiolfl information liavit:g been 6 I.itilame .iccident the . hdlooti caught fire in rhe-air, Odiccr, ht.•„.discovered the prise. • and, in its censefitilit rapid fail; alighted on :the house in Glilvel-hoe, .wherci she . :wooden roal, of -a•houSe i•n the out-skirts. of`the , nag Avhcii she was rippreit6ldecr, sh. town, the remainder:of the spirits bLizing fiercely ney .-„about her, and on being asked wt. over tho tity, ghit-4,7ft, to thd fp-cit. terror of its dune with the rest;of-:the, notes, she said sli, intnate and • the .whole ' neiglibourtiooil:.l-4 '.1.1ti.. ,veil hem, to. Waldrop., the other, prisoner. , Bossians Aie.gning to-set The. tbwii" Ott' tire," :was " if.i Otli'e4aed that she took the spoon and tea-tt in.pantly-. the cry tit the itifu6ated 1-opuliice; -- the ~rtpd, mentioned where she had pled.ged them. VS' and en- "rlydit. denied havinA the flutes, rind 04111411,r ai1,..,0, ' alarm "beeame .I;i::tieral, the gongs sountV.-..d,' Ones wail rattllng spevil hurried to the Scent. l'he-. Aik-agailist -.her, she was' diocharge4.—Seldc.l w,t.i. • • bre was' soot)ortWlletl thann-the rage of- tile rnob,,, foity 40millithe,i :04',, Wu!, .. • .. , , ,_,, i ~ , . , R. • Ili la; ge -To rttiSe'S 0 t 4.1 , t (RI 110 CA. to warili the rei!i ,1:4, „:„ ..... , ..,, ............. , ,4 :idence:ut _the Itti.slan..EntUhsy, who, pethApi now ' tis.:ll;.RO-nonon.STREHT,—It will be.'n.'l2*irni;l;:evt!.i Rdwed their 1,,.• '5 to the very ,baitiboo sakes; Pre. :sOniu: tinie ,itte 1,34 Cit;np!, '.! 1,,,,. '2. trot*, con- 11,,i,•-;is va3a*lY -• '" •i'l)')Qx`L'°s 'to' 't,li!--O. .-"c"Lt .13rv44-1 .tilining'itkl.clN, Volt. •_ : „5.:,-. ;:, m , 1,,r motit ;t! ~ ,m,, -b.v,,3 c:, to.. cht,ch , I \v. oioluen t;try ebollitlion, of: tire ~ suprrsti- igAiiiis.t.: IFtoosiog it, ;, ~.;:, -, , cot to ~1;,111,..,, b...,..1 , pri1,11,1,,,C0, 'llolll 0 lavge body•of tr.,opa..arrived talreet, Ail3C 14 oey 4 4.),1,: 11, ,i; ji,t,i, 1,..", t'J ill . t ,11 .H .. 1 , t, i'vr.ilie.pl:i.•,,,,•:•hioh) oh: the stratigc is. When' win- TO tier' ladysliip's chariot; to con..,y .. ;t...• i •,i':, i i , - ~ ..4 ~. J.•.„. _tinthiy wLti r,.,itt4etl, ti,,e itifficer, W4O h.tct.petittit- attic laid in it the box cyntaini,,,, 1b.,: 1,..*! c ..,:. cPi tell die t:.:4,r-A-illirtil witlloW plevitility •;cll.ttaintittg ,)e is piiied. Tlie coaell',-;'1,; ci.,.ii;; ;. .. ~,,,,-, ;: : ;I:II ~,—, :::. „•;,....);,. the Uo‘',erhor of the city, vvere pot„iblo c9.4olelpent , bliect; and the bqs in qui:stly;i .s.i. is si,,,,i.iy '., ier '?,.• •ii'Y v(':'"; ,',- 1,-)t-v-i for sort)C: days, and deputy' B.etit to the eiuthissy to toised, b-fi'l 00' tidingi 'whatever: Lipoid b-1 boa of it. .lll 1..4i1 or '', C.,11 ii Cs) ;;1,1 tietniati an expiaftilioll o'. the oectifiepeei wittels,, Soind.;4loW-gtti.et Officers hiving ''searched the totirhood., ...„, ' : • CORN -LY;CH A N G.E , Oe'r . by.niockv thought nt I.)r.l,'s..was,jkliOtiqd as an act .ct,Pqio3ll),lolle,ingi without. erred, fUrt berapp.o.a or INltnicovite.-.-Wuritip upon which the '9overnurr !lop was- ritact at this (Abet!, and Foy and Li it coral ;.freih- aisiivat. of \Atli:at, addicss'ed to ►ow ht- I ! of, the . embassy a written agilin"seatelled the *vomit:Airs of the voachtpati, ;Ind th-ainhai-fh-supptie4ji foie . supports_ ~ .clult in;aie 3 Barley ni tolerable. go ‘,. F‘adi," or order, ,torhi4diog, _the reliious cere-. ;41.40 Ow work-rootn 91,a jewoiler, in WhiOsc• lioust.; p„oy of the fire.,globe,,.oeiwtiin rasp wind blow. the I),risolicr was lotigt-d, Stiteral;at tides weri.i loon a itt ihti ras'i cor‹,,cv'• Milt iikeis4e ~ in tile shop, which were ident;fied tiy•Nl:4l- Fattea, t.pff the laasl. ~ , l'•fi,k sale -1•1(1 fatty lit tile late :•itiVarlCt!, ...--•. .• ' .• • . • ' ' filid.Y.-Camitbcliss • nl4-ini, and other articles; which Beita4 ut both suits,. at lath tluc-ination ; ~ , iimui,‘RiTy...--. On • Friday .se'nni:,tht, a mart, 'NY Or.e.-.NUilktat J, WO 0' ti'=l. dealeis in jewellers, and ,s,,,,itr.al iplih art iyais of, Oat,l blit, t-ruin , cbelntigini to 2 l id At „ 1-10111caslie, Q f the name Of .wltrieli .had been plitchased ot the s,tid jt...weil.:,:r„ •. .4 21 a 471, hi3,,t, this tiatie ig also :quoted nearly at last ph ~y,;t,,,t, ~...„,;40.. 53, loga- a ills T.,i.ck.i.i.,eans .... ...-.liiiliop, was tottnd dead in a flei4 near that town.— Were iwarit to by tho lady's timid, to he. the pi upertY ,Fh)or .witliout variation.. , ' c.),) t.....citlltitation,. it was .41spovered thin. some Ifni'. I)i'"hor_ttliottess.. Tile two ipti3otwr.t were reTriziu‘kci for a ,(!ruler • -1 • , creanthad (kst,toyedAhe allinlal,.-hy inilitting thin, Ls,. intaaßant, w. 0,11 oilier es..i.dttl.:Ce Will, I,lbo litto f - 1141. a tilts vino tine WO - Ally , . .-I .-1 iiis d4tl) wounds in her body with :some sharp in;atti- he blOitght tOrwaid. Rye . • - 44$ a 464- (Lit) - - afis.a Any a ; „ 'kw ' - - ~ ---- 4os a 47s I' Ili tin -.....m0nt.....;:khe ind/O, was Willi .104 i ,iit lbe lime., and Ilwanatot AT DLICKANOHANI HOUSR --Denziel I''' - • „c°1"t11„- - - --t * . lis;a 32; I C etti,iii ti'the I' ' NIAIt -, - /4S a ' Nos LoAidne aitto ,35 a Int oat of tlio le1;5 of' 111.0 iscr-146 -.was •flea-d.Y seve:re'l ill an' a yla tr, ...ii.wstatills, who were in ens- kViodVeas,boilatags a. 94s- Rape Feed "', ' s . '7 ' 1 VA) . , jillU roast), Os AvOi:th 40:guineno. -,, , 4 .t. • dot A Abi 16(I Y, ao ouopicAßLl .(41: Lhis robberyoesverdat tindel- "I''''Y 'lilt" -- . Si' a 6'P Fine l'iOtlf -9- : . 'OO-1 ... , . .. . .. .. . „ . ° . , . U' • . ~ , , . , , •444, . • •Os a S4I SegOads .• :.- -S 4 1 - - • • " OS -a 95$ . .. L rite following irtia: is extracted font cr Artuxittes Re. • pository tor the last L ao "- tr AIR BALLOON IN lAI'AN. • cif the headers of the Repository' a't e : unac 7 Anainted with_ the Russian expea ition winom chder, Yhe . commend' of Captain ktiUSgNSTeIIN recently ITUI ;bit*COavrgated the globe on a -vevte of Iliscovery, One of its principal objects , was tit establish tioni ,Of.attity and cOmmeraial intercourse, between the kingdom of Japan' and the 'Russian entpire, some of whose eastern provinces in' Asia, are not -above- twelve , days sail front the-Japanese Islands. With this view theynission hid heel) fur nished with formal letters of credence, is. well : as with rich presents desiint-d for the sovereign and the Grandees of and the gentlemew of which tire embassy was cotll - especially the SGaliaUS longed for. the ; mo ment of their arrival in a cotintry as interesting - as it lahttle 'mewl.' to Europeans. Jr, , partirular, the' phy,ieian.,. naturalist, and philoso ,p4r, of the - . eltpedition, promised hituselt a rich harvest of no. el observation in the sciences of ; his department, and a valoable addition to the mukutp, which. he has been indefatigably collecting for many loara.:• their reaching the port-of Nangasacki, they were received ,with great distinOio, but pot pr milted to land until their arrival had been reported. , to the seat of Government, and orders .obtalited're-: soca in; their further treatment. Bohietline, there,. elapse 4 before they received the, joy ful,intrl lrgeoce, that quarters were prepared for then] on slate,'and a day fixed for their knitting, and pro ceeding in,solemn pomp their neW residency. lint s the •jealousy of the Japanese had, in the• interval, taken good care that the observations of tho tills ,n through , the streets of Naogasacki "should , be literally iirperficia. .11;,der the pr,text of treating , the MbseoVite itranets with tt.c highest' of honour, evety. honse was "decormed, trotn fO d p Lo holLorap . -with rich carpets, or 1104 ul otio l !„ hat nut a S'hooor a window, much less an Li, ha ttit*lt, excepctliet militaiy escort, was visible, btu ,1411*WLIS.net NYaien Atte missioir reaChtheit new residence they „ tound to their scrrow, that their itithitation, 'heat and :convenient enouo, was situat e! in the middleol a spacious court, nei r ly stir r.PitrOe.d.-04 iis tour sides by stakes :of bamboo "of snob great height and , such nice compaCtness, that their future Japanese observations would cessarily be confinedto the ap,earance of a hir, l 7 their present ahbde resembling in L very:respeCt the local situation s of our King's Bench or Vice' P1 14611 .' The rod 'fare whit which the embaoy wa3:dailyl treated at the expense of the G9reroinecl l , and the... exteri , r marks 01 respect paid to their), could oot make amends' fOrSueh a stite'of Seclusion, wore, tact, than'their previous stay on ship-board. Disappoint-- yment was seen pp almost every loco ; antl, even the lively disposition of Dr. et it.weck. a tettiporay depression of spirits, Ile, ho y`ever,! soon found meanSlo - beguile the time by making.: draWinp national cosi, untes,. Ste. ,In such tion, rvcry 0bje4,1. , 11 , under the s.ope of the pen. cif : Poo, pans, stools, every thing was ad nalowa Lpiritd and •Ine:..rpbrated 'in: t he, porttotiO.. He, liltewise, found great. amosen:em in : displaying ,be fore the astonished Japanese various - philosophical emir:On - tents tilaehip , .:, air- . , • '4oere-ittencled by crowds. of sircAan)S,,:'rod knos.vley, of ttte•Nangas 3 r7 thout,the power of soper natural if,,eney. 'Dr-. L. betic,trirtu was l'Qspek;lell vxid lear,pt is theelyr,c-ter of a Sorcerer. It cv;:is in lin: 'ourt.t. , of the , ...e t4perinreuti. that a bold ti,oughs - suggested i,ts, tr to our philosopher . .. This. was ,nothing than to take a ; soi vey of ,the town and - . province i!1 spite Of the'hamooo and rhe yraoftnions of the ;honest: Goverrit ll tit; by rileans Of an air. b 'Boon ; and. his Philosophic ii %.stoterp,.l,lot aff6rdi.l% a sutlitnency of 011 of. vitriol tor . ,ihtlating tbe: mochimt with htiiimuh.:ble,*gas, ct :-INlonriloifie.r was determined upon, esl,et,iaby It i tr khz! ll:lioness and e;vst,tness tH fine p'1;• otak. Per promisedradditioral: ,ror the ult 4 Previously' to ascending io person, an experi -envoi was to be wade witna balloon to snialtvr t endons, iti,ordt‘r to aS,%.ClUilil the pot\ of ascetv sion,,the capability of, carrying a certain, weigh t, roe bye-titaotlitgittpa:lese, ()Ulcers were struck wit h ,astonisnmerkt when . t boy saw ~tit's minor , bal loon: o4pattil ;by means of Abe, rar4led 'airy but their ; an:azeinent ro , e . to the. Ingliest ,pitch when they beheld the -large paper, globe ,maj45 . .... tically ascend towards the clouds. Xi N:ingasacki," was in the streets'. to witness' so novel, and tai .- thern stutpiciow, a sight. UnfortOnately by lebme Accident the hdlouu caught fire in rhe',air, and, 111 its consequent rapid hall; alighted on :the .. .wooden roar l, of n'houSe in the out-skirts. of`the town, the rernaindev:of the spirits blazing fiercely over the (iv, shinglot, to the vela terror of its inmate and •tho whole neiglibournood:.l-. 4.4 Tire. 'Russian's aie 'going to-set ine tOwn — it - tire," - . was iltsianthy the cry ill the in funwed I .opulzee Of.? 1- alarm beeame 'general, ft; gongs soundi-Ji,' and en gines witit rtitt hog speed hurried to them:ene. The tire was: sooner quo..llett than -the rage at- t lie tttub. In lage-rortises diTh.they iloct tovirardi the roi- Aience:ut he it ossl;in .EnOrssy, who, now Itiwed their ii‘• '5 I a the very,barliboo sakes; re -5,1 4 .,1),)0xi00$ ,tliein, .getv.ect ti,oluentary eholinion,cf, the ~Superstit ioui 00111 boity•of tr. , 014 arrived fir o 1: the stratiger. When: tran ,,gnilny.wiksirestored; it,e (dicers, wlto h.td.pertnit led the l i.p l .friturni without pievibuily acquainting the ..,oierrior t 1 tit), were put t no . cor,buernent .„. for borne days, and,a deputy sent to the embassy to demand an explapatioli 0' the occurrence; by luckv thought of Dr.L'i..was4lastitieti as an act of INlngcovite,:worsittp, upon which the 'Governor aclLlicss.al to the he of, the .eillb:itiSy .written rs F ‘k i d i," or order, ,s9rhi4ding Atte reliOans xnuoy of the fire.,gibbe,,e)t.e.swttin ca,e.t4wind blew Off the laati. BARBARITY. — . On Friday se'eni.t,bt, a•,maret :belonging to a man at Horticasllv,, of the name of iti,hor, was tumid dead in a fiela near that to 0 : 1 e>latnination,. it was .dticovered that %nine cleanth.id dstsoyect the , animal, by iollicting thleo dap wuritli in her body with soma d irp lithti . 0 lue“L--1110- mar* , was. \via: .1041 .at tbe . time, and one of tie legi of the lives was measly sevqc , i in two. —Zhu roa.ro yits vo,-.1.11 40 guioemii. who chi e f d !tic e6ile 101 1 in ordtr tc Ibbits and !. t:4cantatninal caloung men triz_ been l e d of our your , urt '' .4 911 and th e t o it„,rnerit criti eJ tp 3 7, l n g ri f '' is Nil ~-"" tit'Oendt net ti eas 114'eeo4 b y a i)01 PO srily.. - . OCCASIONA►LAbDRESS; I'OEl VIE ANOVltitiittfY oh tagsviittb.ii.,tuND. (trofil T r ,i.orte Poctii.) " Amid the Arts which seek ingenuous .tune, Our toil .itixtupts the nidst precarious ' Thus sings a living Bind, whose plaintive ' • Iteeeird the Staxeq boast of former days. Too; well, contrasted• with our fleeting ylititharks the ( Painter's, -Poet's fate, And,snewi, while they in their achievements Jive, times new pleasure. still to give, No diarist au A Clor's transient skill can,saie, - Which sinks with him for ever' in theg,r4v,: I Alas litapes, as well as pow'r, Are still dependent on:the passing hour ; With l'asliton'docirn'd a constant war to wage, Sitrpris'd by Sctkness, er'subcti.i'd by .4 While potent rivals artly each day arise, . And bear from vet'ran lvoitlt the hard-yarn'd p (Etc ; novelties of Vvei y kind • That shake Ins Intl ptablic mind The blows of.brtune too, who' none will spare, And all " - thee:locks to wltich the fie.ai is heir." It :Ries c;ternaltlis, which, thottAti sivare, NI well,be - horne iii I ilernestic sphere, i szup not emulation's vent'ious attn.: Ili :Ali,: paths re Fortune and to bailie, but if ttivy e'er hetal, out. hapitizs Arniaition's cr'n6h*tl; 'amid totems all are . ; I or A clcii s no, longer must appqn, 'Since titlion'oblY - sues I:,r pity liere. Tci close t:l' 11“; now we fin,•4 'that equal justi.:e.guides our ininuciliii,ne, luusitarcACietsWed to ()hey • • ( ; :aprielous, partial, and despotic sway.' i,:onder then, such various dangers nigh, I i i);.t our tregiC licroes ; 11r It our. centic.trciop, 'mid all their wiles, • Conceal an:enitinus heart 0.1,11 hit".;cita'd stttileS . 1.141 t hence theSegloorny thoughts on such a night, Nor let,one clondo'ere.ist Aliis ! cheiering ' A sight triaz proves, nowc'eryOtirtaSt! May faiii;ei ir'4 'with the iirotent, - cager tura change; It SO: row pleails, y our feelings ne'er can veer, "4 , I :4nd sunlit}' still will bethe LiiShion here. - Sitelidati's Monody on Carridti,. .s.- . ~ i, J 1 1 0 E; • ,- • U04b1.4 At, - Mary Schicn, alias At y bee*, urai Ithity liTakiron,. the elddit under fourteen. yt':nrs of age, ~Nvere 'eltuged before G. Eltoxs, 1 q. titd Iklagisfotb, cal 'stfspieion of felony, - It pp. 'peated that Seiden hadfor' , abont .-rt fortnight ltv rl_ servant with 1-lOughton, tirnber:-dealer , in tilq 136 T -00401 d; during' whidt tirne`Mrs. missed several things, particularly'. 3ilvt r. 8066,4. and o pair of sugat-totts, 'but had'' no suspicion .of the prist - inv.r" them, - till 1.) - i:lov after -noon, when .•?d Hau t :olloft; ,by her drawi_rs, ait It a cicild about ,two.vears her itk - 0,-; i ;he child, ,c. , ,po: . ceirt,d took a<•poetie.t.k. ill 11 -, tt'i, out of t he ttr), , ver. :J.': eiin tbj, oral s.,!:lrChttit tttt r, but without el aod scion ..afier. the pi iie,:er went 0 Mt, broko, a sheetprket's !,',(►l) in the .I.4.itdoll,l'o:ij, h 5" 1/69--,llt httr-elf it‘p.tir aod re que.ned liutbrOke ,would r,cornitieud, her to ltneit-tiraper ; he did t,o, nut' she. ,00n . alter words,: wit ; lt a parcet lit things - she h id bought , *l4j the amount of t4l. Ws. 'Site.thet told I\lr. ~,.pfkke t , wit site was an orphan without ; .tiont,4 t . friend;` ; that'She`had pro 'quitted her place, w she< haci )o,7ed6ficon months, and w.v.iyeo (ion ; dim she was going to sleep nt a place wb to slat : < did not itstow if lwrthings would he ; i lk:, aiid therefore tegne,ted Mrs. bolOtot-he r C e of them tor. her; - nod - also. of (.11. in Bank-notes, which she said 'site look rte wagen; ' Mr. Ilulbroke took charge of tlle thing rt.ririrt.l; but; sorpri,ea in her conduct, asked 11,1 if she kneW any person it) the Ittigh.Lourflocal; when she unfortnoately tioned-a la..t.rsou to WIIUM vs till kntmtr , : < Soutvater she - was , gane,,,Mrs. B. went-to the person, whose name the prisoner' had mentioned, when she was`- told Ore. Irad a 'll)Other and' friends living, s and , 'what. , sort ot,4.:eltarac.ter - she was.-- Hewing also . of Mrs. fionghton having been 'rob `bra; ibe informed her of the . prisoner's conditet3 . ;00 information ilaVli,g been given to liiteod, du! Officer, 14)„discctrered tile prisoner at a pobiie liQuse in Gravel-hoe, whero . s.he 'had ta k enlo I: l t , ' 'Whet) she was Itl)Preh4tdecr, site had no trio nev,about her, and ott being asked what she:hitt' done With the rest;olNthe , notct, she said site had gi ,ven,lthecn, to. Waldron, the other. prisoner. Site al io eonfoSed that she took the spoon and tea-rong4, AO m , mentioned where she had p l e d g ed the. \Vol :Ai:Oh denied havittA the notes, itegt nothing opp...at s against - .her, she Als I.l . llChargeti; - ‘*Sekkil 134ity COmillitted ,tor, trial. 1 :ti" • , tor BOROUGI-I•STREHT. — It will be rfArsrnleve 3 rue time ^Mee ..;tv trop .t., con tillaingjem.els , trio!. :4, S.-. .10 ,; woo t ;t. — co t tit ytilit bkreet. 501‘.:,1 t 1, t . „* to ner ladyssup s ctsarsoti to coll fifiklefii and in, it the box containio , jewels was placed. coat' h ~;. ;. auit the bq qu , :silY.:l missed, i)VI no' tidings .witatever. uould b had tit it. Sorne;l.l)ow-steeet Officers hAving searched the . 4 - 4,laqismao') 10-deillp withotat fut,ther:appll4:a -tion was tuade at this Office, and Foy and Crai!„.; again scarched the apart cututs of the coat:11(113o, 00(t 41,40. the Work-room Of A je\VC4r, itl Wht!St: ii(rttbt.; th'e Prisoncr 1N3,3 lodged, Set , eral,atticles were lfl ol its the shoe, which were ident;fied by .M.. 4 - Fartca, lAdy Campbell's ntait.l, and other artteles; \vim+ miet_e_tout,t4 at,two ttealeis in jewellery, and wikich h4J been plitcliwied at the slid jeweit. : a, Were liworii to by the lady's timid, to be the pi ()pert Y or—h,r 011;10 - clic Tim two iprisoner.t wore reulaudvd !or a further esoihhoioh, Witkal oilier evi.deeco bt brought tbrwatd. Ilwanatot AT BI:ICK.it.4OIIANI HOUSR --Denwet and Caelti!cillatier, the ho were in cib lodl,a 6itapit;4ll.of this rubbery - yc,sterdat uudet went. third. and 190,t; imaniination, the rest* of w i uc h.w s w ithey .Wore ecnitte,l to bail to appear again at,ttii , iorfilie, if called on, a3cl to ans Net any chnnte• that-tnightAtte against theta in any Uttar'. •,t +: ~,! i36w-Stittiri—VeLoNTEBit. CutiPs.-01 Mon. cliy,evenimg a question came nefire Mr. READ, of s o -ne consequence to Volunteer Corns., It ifliariz Crireksford . MIS brOtight to !tie Office in Ahesciiitodfof a leticai.t.Did,sonie privates tic4lot . og. ! ing to the Royal . 4itificers, .cliargecl. with .being cOneerned wfilt others to oehaviogta a rtotons and dkutdoly. malinerr di§turbing and preventiog the exercile of the corps., • . It :Appeared that- on !titoriday artemoon Caphin . •the imitiv_l4.'cler the ft ,yal Attrticeis, wa eherei , :ing te 'Elie' conspi;ly 4.• ith ethers, wt-lit there, :toil` its the front .11 , cle i nOi,e, ..neeretil . rei•;e; 1414.1 b , ..,i,tved in a ri,..a0t.i44 inanner; that the ,p,tt0 , ..41t2chn,.;.• 'f' tr-Ll)._ 4to he r. „ ;,4 :104.5ti0t0f14'.. 0 41 1 rhit (.44 1., • i!n„ors)riettt ; 111 't if t • •1' " e / • is,l bi-; .d 10 • t'l4 io. ti , 1,41ig4.2,1 the , (.2..ptaiti li4„Th nr, .• ;:u la • , • coa,Cl4,ence, hrhereu • • .4. a set'. Itt..-1111:5 t he. cor e 4. Jq.in ti tpt,tding, the Serjedui EllcivtileilV,fityt,ler, 414 a,t i t i, ~ j • grund:Wohotti his military die;.44 1101,t1t. fie conCtrrnoclthe acctitint ut f.,:.tpt.Thi Orr, ;,t' the prkutier's . .gi.;tieral_Oisotdetly •bett.p•ionr, dna 1; 1 0 pit. tie,trl Chlilleni•t i lte (2:Ipt1:i1 to , a ria r; , ..11 1 , (meaning the Captain jaVv-i about. • •, • ht , iog zt etrtb•;:r o' tilt; cewpg, 'aiste.r4iog that he listia not .beeti Jain, its ;inswer to thiS, titled that' the I.,y'outier.hati tw,cu'•eup.sitietrO 4, vaembtjr of the corps' fOr a I:ing. be,ia.tis out with them at the Life revihtit.r .rn) 4Wikinblet On - , 0,111 moo by the Princeriegent..tla .ho -nu d rfout Itis acoouttements nor paid his ar 'i•eara; auri.thereToiel4i::ciosidered kiln a rnernba of the. corp;, although be had not been enrolled. Mr. RZAD Coiiidided in this opinion,' and cute. snit ted to New Prison, ClerkenWelL, Tito her .91 pr'honer, . who was. e present at the. ex; e y o hlathka,,wo so extremely troublesome anti that be iutertopted the proceedings ; he :was 'tkfai t re sent the watch-house, whgrep, after, re. 'ritaih.ing ,bhort time, be becit ! rie cool, ,und ,was It. . , 'rive r tri of CLAREPLQ.N his ptareltosectille Duke f,j ~1.1;‘ , 1 1:s. line livvot, tt:l lumita're, u, att bHitil C k' at I,,,..njgiitibridv. ' been appointed secretaty (iklict;:rtfilittpi:iiion for int , clilting I.Let woett • Spani and 111.54poiltAybetican.colonlei,„iii tlta son,ot Ow late, , Xrtist, :wh0,404,0nq cat ,thel.)est, pSttrait hiph couiwy, has 1 . -jo ttem : E ii; i we, - yeitqlday..oatt! 4 d, was i:lnployekt (;nverotiter.it :t:- tlitire‘Dite,4aNt.l4gc o t t u chs o :Amll►iy, nd, i nt L oltcnr,ive. kntatxil t of its dliAtikael., a tad taterCrti VPIIVLO ky.., , (1)e '1,, 4 9r5.1 11,14i ; gr exainhisCilie Aincl.gyilervci the trice of Uroad is ko,4,lk ; an ~Toizg,.ol. id. in. Ow rcic loaf, lo cilitoMpt w r it aapgr,tnv, •w the hikn . (jiLy tern, loaf of an , 4 I toliiht ON.u . k- ot• t_ IlP;444#lo4ltrittthlltt : ,. as , Msjor '1111.), den, Capt., : j i f f C'at t.iSpear's%oir'4lte Royal • Voinbroksa :vl,:iti,k;Ofr Ireland, 'l4-ere .crossitt *.Kilw,Orth. fl:‘,11:1t.1111 it) '1 1 , 0,1-; - halve!on their way .Barula.. Itc. , ,inletW is:stationed); they "worts atricl;dtt, b':!;; . tottr Pi t ilin't4;•kkito, with horrid itnprtt. e1 . t7644', ciletn'Ande.( l l their ., putties, Major Bugdan , vvs mstAntiv feturned,- tipon 4 fII&I e‘tptain J taws titother pistol at the robberi:„ OLh of tA;holli o,:.ls.suppoite& ba 'woundiA, 'The lattor,• howev ,, r, (trod a s6eond istiot through the chaise, bich ween* the lwo without in- Sprar next tired, and wound .;.nos'.in the . Wok, who roared out (:„ !or- aiiiitaoce, and they.ali Jour dirt,ctionS; after whied 'the t) i'extuoy u safety. • 1.1% , )011, sit as the carter of a cart, 1 !ed witli dung, was going Along, riding upon the shafts, he wag, by flung off into the road. The ttcai wiA:Ol oh 110) cart pasc.l ositx him, by which onca ifJotorod. in 4:i' jilimliiog'm was itn.LiNll,;tcly collycyed to the -It( Ni 14 1 ...; it thi,hght. !lig leg it)ti:n. nudJrgo - it v it t hll.ll, morn7,og ab c o',Aok, 311 Waniatl tt gs carrying a ivy Icyol Bze', trorr - 01)ital-tizIds 11,11 . 1,Ltt, she sIiNiA(V4AF t:yo hod (tit open her, 1)v which . hurt ai ho tal e betl to Csc hopOi of tVC(.00(....ry. . . Montfay aft'cr.o.oo!), two 4;-clock, which N i l -cart-LI to. he ~separated from as drove ,oi Solitirfie:l4 114:11keti,coft and ttlrning;ll , o Fleet- ro ; 2„, ZlO\h/r1 17 I:it • j. which co 9) t4 ill Ilk wh.ch deal O 'damage ; but tilt:. enrwg,d v, d iud liAt,erect, with , ot ,my ~.(•:y injury, to 1 1 1 t oil or t, to a tilaughte.r-lioase in tile neigh. tiouthQod., CoRN-L);;CHANdE OCT. c:.---"We hive to-dly Be. vet." hest' atiirals of \V!I:,It, lay_ tint ,nueti re. maining-supplies, , tiiie sili , POrt* la'( lo', C`i, jurterior (lull ti wile; Barley it, toleratlje stl, ply, find ocarly itt tilt , l'aSt ctniv!wv ; illicit liktkvise 3 ‘N'lni t y h. ai 1 1 1- e i i , t k o4 si: j. ir, bt.,, n t i i ( i l sitiiililsy:ittailliettil..t.itieiti..iti.lli:laattlicf•lor.l;i ( t i"r„. e . r y ; Lial , r( ! v4-tai Instil 'artiyfils oi, Oot-, hut, from th o, t i e . ni3 ,,,t, ti l ls trade is also quoted neatly at last prices ; I without ',a/L.16m1. ; \i,` k l; e 4 tt ...e : 111it a toe. a 1128 Tick. Pear l s . . .421 a 47 . WO fitiO . . i 14% a 1 tIC, 1)11 to (tint Old) - A gy A 4 , 0 1 Rye . . .. 44s a 4 64 ( Lit) ,-, - 264 a 30i a 3 1 's i ,,,,, 1 .,, 1 , . ~,, .1. 40s a 47s l'atant, mist° ...4. 4 ..3. 3i , A 1 -, s \t A l t , - . - "74S a sos eutatoe ditto .. , .311s a 39a ‘vhftoreas,hollotsfhts a 945. Rape Feed t , .:4 0I , 4 4Ol 1; toy ta (34 to . - Sts a 4 Fine l' lout . 95$ a z oo ; k, ~,1.4 - - . OS a 545 5iC0,114 . .. . pat .4 91$ ~`~`..,