The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-14 00:00:00

Ai‘igirMAN PAPERS (Selo k Evening Post, 0ct.144. Import - uit, . .. . • • f true.—The folovvillg APRS ens :% : 19rsed oil Ore' WAY bin of tlit.7 SoUthern Mail, "-,..'which arrived this mornioo.; : .. . . Philadelphia, Oct. 23,11zi1f-p4st 10 o'clOck -.'!" The passengers in .the stage 'this morning from Baltimore report, that General Drummond's army captured by General Izardls." .The above news, we learn by passengers in the stage from Philadelphia, was contained in a letter from Emettsburgh (Penn.) to. a gentleman of re spectabil4y in Baltimore. The letter writer stat ed,,that the Express mail from Buffalo to Was,h ington City had just arrived ihere, and brought • the information as above stated. Extract of a Letter, dated Petcrshurgh, Virginia, Oct. 18. . General Pegram and suite left here yesterday to take the command of 5000 men, on their way from this State for the defence of Washington anti Baltimore. They will be encamped at to be ready to act as circumstances may require." BOSTON, OcT. 22.—Letters from Newport men tion, that fears were entertained there of a visit frOm the British' in the Chesapeake. We have some reports on this subject wluch,we‘do not cre dit The Board. of War of this State have pur chased about 30 of•tbe 24-pounders lately brought into Salem. BALTIMORE, OCT. :122. 7 -The - only article of news in the New York _Mercantile Advertiser of Thi-S(l*y last is the following . • ~ .A..passenger in' the' steam boat states, as a report, that Fort George has been taken by Gen, Izard's army, with its garrison, consisting of 300 men:- The main body of the enemy had evacuated PESCENT•ON THE BAHAstAs.,—Extract of a let ter,• dated at: , Amelia Island, Oct. By an artival , here yesterday, - in "six 'days from Nassau, we learn, that the privateer Midas, Capt. Thom pson, , had appeared 'off Harbour Island, landed her crew, and burned o'r plundered 27 houses. it was asserted at Nassau' that they had taken 750 doub loons from one per - son, (a Mr. Barnard) ; and, that they assigned, as a reason for their proceed-, ings, that it was in retaliation . for the destruction of the American t'apital.• The Midas sailed from Savannah a few weeks Since." NEw YORK, OCT. 21:—Governor Tompkins ha.d issued'orderS for all the . Militia Officers who are absent from their posts immediately to join their respective regiments. His Excellency was to leave Albany yesterdaylor:this city, - and intend ed on - his way to' visit the Connecticut sea coast. The :steam-boat furnishes no authentic intelli gence,from the northern or western frontier.— Frfim the latter-there is - a rumour that General harfl had joined Gen. Brown above Chippawa ; that the two armies thus united were on their way to Chippawa and Queenston ; - antl that the main army of the 'enemy had. retired towards Burling ton, leaving - at 'these stations a garrison of 2 or 300 u-i. prnit the Sat'ahilah ReiiubliCan, Oct. 12.] Be Watchful—The Committee of Vigilance for thiplaCe has This 'moment received intelligence from a respectable and 'authentic source, that the Commodore of the British squadron, now off our coast, has expressed a positive detertnination to throw rilekets into our city, Arrangements are making rin hoard for that purpose. The Commotiore'says - he will come up, and re , ;urn with the ebb ticke. The force at present - eff,corsists of one frigate and three sloops of war. One , of the sloop's was close in with the' Bar this morning at. 1 . o'clock. - • ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. DARBAIWUS MOWER AND MUTINY. Yesterday four natives of Java, called Malays, of the names of Ppojong .Sootop, Moodie, and Ccrilen, were .indicted for a . murder on the high seas,. committed on thehrght of Antonio de Costa, on board the Governor Raffles, on the 9th of No= vember, 1813, off the Cape of Good Hope. They were also indicted for the murder of Joseph hater •Madiera. . . Mr. GURNEY opened the case on the part of the prosftution. He began by obserVing, that this ' was the most melancholy transaction he- ever had to state to a- Jury. The ship' Governor Raffles was art , East, India country: ship -;" she sailed from Batavia, in Seprember•lBl3, under, the command of Captain King, ,with a crew, compoicd mostly, • o f Ma l ys, wh o al,l voluntarily consented to act as sailors, and •were perfectly satisfied with the agree- . meat, , . When the ship came within a short_diS tance of the island of Madagas - ear, the Malays who were nattves of the island of Java, came up on deck.in the night, while the Captain was asleep in his•cabin ; they attaCked the man who was ,steering her with knives, and -threw hint over-; board, and afterwards, struck at the Captain, and wounded him, as scion as he came upon _deck.— After -stating all the circumstances of the case, be said this horrid business originated in a conspi racy atamutiny into which the barbarous natives of these countries were too fectinently tempted to engage., Mr. GURNEY then called witnesses to prove the-facts. - The .whole evidence was then read over to the interpreter ot,the Javanese language, and repeat ed to them in the sabre language. • The prisoners, when called on for theicdefence, , said, generally, that . they had not committed-the murder, and that the persons tvho were guilty bad been either killed or sent out of the, ship. The,Jiiry, without a moment's hesitation, found them Guilty. The Judge of the Admiralty, Sir STM. SCOTT,. .then addressed the prisoners, awl sentenced them to be executed on TlMrsday next, and their bodies given to the surgeons to be ana t om i s ed . Donovan, convicted of,being on hoard a French privateer, was then put to the bar', when Sir Wm. SCoT-r passed.sentence of death on him ; a nd ob served, at the time, •that his case was one o f s o aggravated a nature,' that he must not hope,, for any mercy.----The Sessions then ended. A Parisian wit thus discriminated the merits of two well known orators :—" The one," said he, "speaks fort bin, the other biers fort." Faot Tuts LONDON GAZETTE; Dna. 13. AdmiraPytOffici, Dee. 13;'1814. - - Itcar.AtittitalGtittith has transmitted to .rohn Wilson Cro k-.4„ F.sq. a ltter from Capt. Si r G. Collier, of hisiklajesty's ship Leander, giving an account of .his having, ou the We of lasp month, Captured, off . Cape' Sable, the American .privateer schooner General Putnam, of 8 gnus and 57 men. Her guns, were thrown•overboard.during this and - a former chase, the vessel haying been pur.med hy.eleoen , different cru.igers, -pre viously to her being fallen in with by the Leander. And also a letter from Captain Stanfell, of his Majesty's ship-Bac chante,teporting his having; on the tsf Noveinber, taken the American brig privateer Nl'Donough, of 5 gnus and 71 men, out 24 hours from Portsmouth. frar-Ofcc, Dec. 13, 1814. His Royal . Bigliness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the 28th RegiMent being permitted to bear on its cblours and ap- Tolntm'ents (in. addition to any other badges or devices that may have been heretofore 'granted to tiAt .regiment), the word " Bosrosa," in commeinuration of the distinguished . gallantry displayed by that,regiment in the action of BarroSa, on the Mb of March 16t1. - '' • Ist Regiment of Dragdon Guards; Lieut. ThOS. N. Quicketo be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Fairbolme, who retires. • 14th itegiment of Light Dragoons—To beLieutenants, Lieut. Thol. MolynCux, from the 77th Foot, vice the Marquis of Worcesi cr,,who exchanges. Cornet Stephen Simpson, from the Ist Dragoons, by purchase, vice Thompson, promoted • in the 60th Foot. • To be Cornets, by purchase; Constantine Estsick Trent, Gent. vice Charlton; promoted. Francis Onsiow Trent, Gent. vice M'lntosh, promoted in the 3d Dragoon Guards. 17th Ditto, Limit. Wm. naskett, froth the. - Cavalry Depot at Maidstone, to be Adjutant awl Lieutenant, vice Marks, de- ceased. 22d Ditto; Cornet George Gill to. be Lieutenant, vice Macal- - - p'ne, deceased. - , 3d Regiment of Foot, Lieut. Rich. Hooper to be . Captain of a. Company, by purchase. St Ditto, Ensign Hott„ R. King, from the 56th Foot, to be' Ensign, vice Rose, who retires upon half•pay of the 56th Foot. ' 6th Ditto, Lieut. Alex. Jones to be Captain of a Company,. vice Pattison, !tilled inaction. Ensign James Tyner, to be Lieutmant, vice Jones. bOth Ditto, Lieut. Denis Fairchild to be Adjutant, vice Ryan, who resigns the Adjutancy ,only. 14th 1; itto—To be Lieutaisants, without purchase, Ensign • '1 liomas Woodford: EnOgn W. H. Hill. To be Lailzus, James Heally, Gent. vice Woodford. Geo. James , Borer, vise Hill. 2Sth Ditto, Capt. J. F. Briggs, to be Major, ley purchase, vice Power, who retires. Lieut.lblnf Anderson to be Cap tain of a Company, by,purchase; vice Briggs. Brian Shaw Hilditch, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Itichard Hilditeh,,who retires. 34th Regiment of Foot,' Ensi ,, n W. Ewbank to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wraxall, who retires. Stith Ditto, Peter Lawless, Gent. to be .Ensign,. without pur chase, vice Ad iv, appointed Quarter-master .at. the York, Hospital Depot, Chelsea. 43d Ditto; Lieut. Isaac Herbert, from the Ist Garrison Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, •vice Jones, who retires upon half pay of the .Ist Garrison Battalion. , 48th Ditto,-MajOr iVm. %Vauchope, from Aleuron's Regiment, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purChase, vice Brooke, who retires. . • - 84th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Lieutenant Dixon Denham, from the 24th Foot, 'vice Black, who retires upon half-pay of the 234 Foot. Ensign Francis Hutchinson,,vice Abbott, deceased. To be Ensign, Alexander Mathewson, Gent. vice Hutchi b7th Ditto, Ensign D.. Campbell to • be Lieutenant, without purchase, rice Lowcay, who resigns. John Win. Donelan, Gent..to he Ensign, vice Campbell.. • GOth Ditto, Brevet Major Lewis de Mangon to he Major, vice Norton, deceased., . To be Captains of Cdmpaniei, rentenant Edward - Wildman, from the 4th Dragoons, by purchase, vice De Manton, pro moted. Lieutenant John Flovendeu, from the sath Foot, vice Pyin, deccaged. • • to be Surgeon, Surgeon John G. Hibbmt, from thi 31st ' Eoot, vice Hassel, supeisedeti. To be Assistant-Surgeon, Hospital-Assistant Chas , . Simpson. 71st Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign John EuMarton vice Andeison; killed in actioa. En sig n John Streatfield, vice Roy, prontoted.' . To he Ensigns, Anthony Robert L'Estrange, Gent. vice Fut larton. 75th Ditto—To be Ensigns, Ensign• William On., from the 61st Foot; vice Jones, who retires upon the half-pay of the 61st Foot. 'Arthur Cope, Geut. by purchase, vice Inman, promoted. /6th Ditto, George Burgoyne Sutherland, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cartiaby, promoted. 77th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry the Marquess of 'Worcester, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Molyneux, whoexchanges. 82 , 1 Ditto, Lieutenant William EAlitehanan to be Captain of a Coro; any, vice Wright,liead of his wounds. Sith Ditto, Lieutenant J. C. Barton, to be,Capt4in of a Coth panY, by purchase; vice Fane, promoted in Meuron's Regi ment. Ensignll. W. Desbarres to be Lieutenant, by par elltse, vice Barton. 95th Ditto, lieutenantJ. Bruce, from half-pay of the Regi .. meet, (with temporary rank), to be Second Lieutenant, vice Peter Campbell* who retires upon the half-pay. Sd Vest India Regiment, Thomas Frederick Aldred,.Gent. - to be Ensign, without purchase; vice Robinson, appointed to the Cape Regiment. Rol York Rangers, Captain Matthew Stewart, from tit B(th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vier 111 , Nali, who retires. Cape Regiment, Ensign Charles Robinson, froni the 3d West . India Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bri . sac, who resigns. .3d Garrison Battalion, - Jonathan I.evick, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mockler, deceased. BuEvrr.—Captain George Huriihry, of the 12th Fnot; to be . Major in the Army. Meuron's Reginient.—CapfMn Thomas Fane, from the 87th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Wauehope,- promoted in the 48th Foot-Ensign Charles C. de Meuron tube Lieu -41mA purChase. _ . _ To be Ensigns,.Julius Caesar Saum, Gent. vice St. John, Pro mated. H. Griesbach, Gent. vice de IVleuron. EM O,NDU M.—Tile appointments of Ensign John Curtis to • 'be"Adjutant, and Edward Maguire, Gent. to be Ensign, are in the Goth Foot, and not in the 62d Foot. as stii4il in the Gazette of the 6th instant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Mytton and Price Glynn Mytton, Welch Pool, Mont gomeryshire, bankers, from Dec. 6to Jan. 25. - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - Abel Walford Bellares, .Cliarles Cope Earle IVelby, and George Bellairs,'Leicester, bankers. BANKRUPTS. John Swallow, Bix, Oxfordshire, corn-dealer, to surrender ,an. 2, 3 and 24, at ten; at the Angel Inn, Reading, Berks. Attornies,. Mr. Vines, Reading, or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London. ~ , . . .._. . Daniel Pitt, Fenehurch-street, hosier, Dec. 17, 24, and Jau. at one, at Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing lane. George Grimes, Burton-crescent, Tavistock-square, mer chant, Dee.l7, at ten, 24, and Jan. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. B. Martindale, Gray's-Inn= Square. _ Anthony Newman, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, shopkeeper, Dec. 23, 24, and .tan. 24, at eleven, at the Kipg's Arms Inn, Oxford. ?►ttornies, Mr. G. Cecil, Oxford, Or Musts. Ballachy and Bridger, Arii;el-court, Throgmorton-street, _London. Peter Povey, Chester, victualler, Dec. 27, 28, and Jan. 24, at elertn, at the' Hop Pole inn, Chester. Attorney, Mr. Faulkner, Chester.' Dillicar - , Pickering, Yorkshirv, horse-dealer, Jan. 4, at four, 3, and 24, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, New.Ma!ton. Attornies, Mr. Hicks, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, Or Mr. Walker Malton. • - Thomas •, Spicer; Weeden BeCk, Northamptonshire, shop keeper', Jan. 6, at five, 7, and 24, at ten, at the Queen s Head Inn, ,Daventry, Attornies, Messrs.' Frowo and Rose, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, London, or Mr.Oakden, Daventry. , . Robert I3axter, Talbot bin Yard, Borough of Southwark, ironmonger, Dec. 20, 24, and_Jan. 24, at tely'at hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Barnard's Inn, Holborn. Edward Glover, jun. Bitterswell; Leicestershire, horse dealer, Dec. 17, 24, and Jan.. 414, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. (hay, Tyson-place, Kinpla.nd, road, Joh et ItfocM, SuatAtuya, ?arr`O.r, , bcc. 4a.1, 4 and 24, at eleven; s.t the Old Lontion iun, Esettr.--, Attornies, Messrs. Aristice rind «'ri.;ht, Ring's Ben , :li 'Walks, 'lnner Terupley London, or Mr.,Pring, Creditan, X)erol►slrire. • DiVingNDs. fan. 4. W. Clarke, jun:Herd:ford, mercer—J:in. 4. 3: Good Ludi'ow, Shropshire, shopkeeper—Jan. 4.- A. find E. Niorgan, ItUiltli, Brecknockshire, tanners—Jau...s. .1. Cool; and D. Sheppard, Ipswich, maltsters--,Jan. G. 'l' Ingall, Baw-. try,‘Vorkshire s . grocer—Der. 17. J.,C. Garmeson, I,innhard street; witelimaket —Dec. 17. - R. M:Jackson, Jiirerpooli merchant —Feb. 14. Q. and 4. Dick, Pirisbury-squareoner chants--Dee.3l. W.l'. Phillips, Griat Jam es-itreet, Bedford row, coal-merchant—Dec.3o. J. Hariison,Stolie-iiiiou-Trent, potter—De. 17. G. W. Sealminey Itadcliffe-crOsS, • mast maker—Jan. 3. E. Ambrose, King-street, warehouseman—, Jan. 22. J. Arden, Blackmore-street ; Clare-market, grocer— Jan. 3. J. Hayward, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 'mister. . , CERTIFWATES—Jan. 3. R. EveraU, CharL►ury, Oxfordshire, grocer—T. Mingay, West Smithfield, banker—J. P. Carrich, Sonthamliton,row, Russell-squat*, merchant.—J.Fallow, Northumberland-street, Strand, coal-merchant—R. Brown 'Worcester, gloi er—G. D. Lillington, Birmingham, commission-agent.- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Burnell and S.'Holliday, Leeds, Yor wine-mer chants—J. W. H. and G. Hone, Staugate Wharf, Lambeth, timber and coal-merchants—R. Shaw and It. Fentein, Man= chester, grocers—J. and-It. Russell, Alhwick, Northumber la►id, upholsterers—J. Ingham and B.Sinitli, Mirlield, York shire, merchants—H. G. Deacon - and H. Morrell, .Fleet street, stationers—T. H., Robinson, It. Hancock, J. and T. Cooke, Manchester, merchants—D. and It. Hodges, and T. Hardwick, Cheltenham, mercers—J. Powell and W. Clissold, Bristol, wine-merchants—D. Denbigh,G. Wapshott, and Clark, High-street, Borough, ironmongers—lL-Dickens and W. Walker, Walness in•Pendletoa, Lancashire, .dyerS—H. Hay, J. Regnier, and , E. Roche, Newcastle-street, Strand, printers—J. and T. Gould and J. Woone - , 'Dartmouth, Dc-' vonshire, ship-agents. LAW INTELLIGENcE: COURT OF Cl - a&CERY, DE.c. 13. "WALTER' V. MAUNDE. This i►nportai►t cause was brought on, upon an appeal to the Lord Chancellor, from - the decree of his Honour the Master of the. Rolls. the parties are the heirs at law, ex;parte pa- terna and ex -P arte materna, of the late Sir Ceorge Booth, who died intestate, leaving immense real and personal fortune, in the county of Kent, con sisting of gavel kind and copyhold, as well as freehold, in that county, together With , large estates:in the city and liberties of LOndon. 'The Master of the Rolls had decreed the whole. of the estates, real and _personal, to belong to and, be distributive among the next of kin, or their representatives bin. the plaintiffs, as heirs, complain of such a decision, contending for spe 7 cial interests and rights. The heirs -on both sides joined in discontent with the distribution. Mr. LEACH, at the rising of the Court, which, ,was at one o'clock, the Lord Chancellor laving to attend . . at a Council at Carlton House, moved for an order, appointing a specific day for the hearing of this cause, owing to the great importance there of, and Wished that it could be heard or brought on to-morrow. Mr. HART observed, that Sir Samtiel Romilly, now absent throngh . indisposition, wa engaged. for some of the parties, with a great ,number of other Counsel enumerated by him, and therefore thought a more distant day more convenient, al most the whole of the Chancery Bar being en gaged in the valise for divers .branches of the claimants, and persons interested in, or to be' af fected by, thedecisiOn. His Lordship postponed the hearing till the be ginning of nest IN THE VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. MULLAR V..SPENCEP" This was the case of a Gentleman, the plaintiff, returning from his Majesty's service- in the arniy, in foreign parts, since his infancy, and by his bill praying a Writ of Partition to gain , his coparee— nary share of certain estates situate in the cou►tty of Northumberland, and descended front the coin mon ancestor of the plaintiff stud defendants, who are cousins-german. The defendants . denied the returning heir . tj) he genuine, and charged him with being fictitious. His legitimacy was fully proved by the cleArest evidence.—Decree for the plaintiff. ,‘.. COURT OT' KING'S BENCH, Dec. 13, ISI4. MEYER V. GIEBON. Th;s was . an action' of slander, for accusing the plaintiff of keeping an - infamous house at Nirap ping-, and of robbing people there in . the night, and tueniug them out in thA morning. The de f:mdant justified, ancrit appeared that t 4 plaintiff did keep such a 'hciuse, where the most profligate scenes were exhibited under.the pretence of balls. Lord ELLENBOROUGH‘ asked . the plaintiff's Conn-, sel if they - chose• to have 'this recorded by a ver dict ; and they accordingly gaye :up the cattse.— His Lordship enquired why the, neighbours had • not represented this place to the Magistrates, to induce them to take away the plaintiff's license. If they will hot do their duty," added he,. " will dszYmine."—Nonsuit. TANNER V. II AGUE. The plaintiff, a ship-broker, brought this action against the defendant, an attorney; for an assault and battery. The defendant called upon the plaintiff to get an acceptance for his bill of• costs, which was refused phis until the bill was taxed. A dispftte arose, and the defendant took the plain tiff by the collar, and pulled hiin from one side of his countinn•=hdue: to the other, using some senrriloilS• epithets, and threatening, if the plain tiff said another word, << he would split his 54u11."---Verdict for plaintiff—Daniages 501. JONES V. GRIFFITIIS. This was an action of slander between two Welehmeti, both in October last, servants in the Warehouse of Fry and Watson, Tea Dealers in the VgAltry. The defendant had charged the plaintiflfwith stealing tea, and upon this sus picion lie was discharged by his- employers.— Af ter severa l ‘vitness'es had been examined on both sides, _box dELLENBOROUGH told the Jury the law protected a communication between a master -and his servant, and between a gentleman and his friend, if they acted under a sincere persuasion of the truth ,of what they were saying, 'though that comp ninication might throw suspicion upon a third party. 'Unless they thought the defendant was a malicious add calumnious 'accuser, they must not him with damages, for doing that which otherwise was his duty to do. The Jury rolled tOr an hour, and upon their return gave : a y Tdict for defendant; but unani mously regretted that the plaintiff' had been dis aarged -by his Masters upon such slight proof of tOLICE_ ii4XELLIGEN6't S*INDLING.. , ---Ye -'43.-- s ,0' • CIIIItgN•sciUAIIE. Clar k tfig e terday Mary „lop, ; charged with unlawfully pawning platc,', - ,0 •• to Mrs. BiShop, into the possession •c, ,I li ° ' . man_ had come under whose care Clark ''' h i. e rer Y for some time past. Committed for O il " ' I l' [ mination. • rllc° '' • • BAkEhs.—A baker in the neigbloli . 1 1.r'''' Oxford-road was convicted in the pen 3l : l l 3 . ,( (i"' i r per otilfee, for g. , deficiency. in weight 0: i ',, i ) ' .5 , .terP, 44 half-quartern loaves, &c. "seii° col t+ on Saturday, it being J 99 o unces i i v og of the quarterns wanting five , ounc es! and cots 151. 185.13 d. ' T ~. 0 1( so _ mARLBOROUGH-fintEET • .000. - ' J effr Co.. qy Baker, .sllocanan to g ebsrs• ci d'''. , hosiers U in the Strand robbing his master of silk, hose to a ve O r c l 'i l l :i 015 0 able amount:. The prosecutor' had lotio'irOin the prisoner was detected w!' 0 ) it'" r robbed, ft, anti . 11 of silk hose, in the act of offeri n g i s led IL) sale at a pawnbroker's. 'He was re ill ' i-li another examination. ale A'rTON-GARDEN. • 1 4 1 1 - ei , Stevensteas charged with defrati!,..oce Ann StevP was clfaro ,ideri About Tottenham-coart-road, under In't,,,pi:lri coming from Lady. Nigahtinaale; Frot°,l3 . tot t g pi l .i i: o il i c i o4k c s a , lu ro to tte h n e h r ai s n i, ' o 7 , o n;t: r s o t a ;o.: s, ll - e l4 l l i f r lip of pork, le of Ivered to her. There bein , sevcral `nt h e l. e beo r people to appear, she was committed O r -- 4tg," for Lady i\.ightin,,ale„ lchiCh toje, Last week one of those' nailer roe °iPil ittli s ii cies of lizards',called a Salainarder, W ; 3 1 5 . 1 ( 310 ° ,, 1 1 '111% CARLYLE, turner, in his lion;cri - 1 t he (1 , 4 1 tow, Carlisle, Which exactly answers.° scr . iption giveb of it Gorvorcrkes, History. It is about•sl i nc hes in dark brown colour on, the back, wrili'aibrighi, and the'color of the belly yellow beautifully into \Orle i tint! int 1 streak fe l e t l t r . as • c y l aerairrs. 11,r. c on l tree A I fr l )r the hind ` L L t! te n one of the same species. George Spears, a labouring (man, ,vh° . e ti cottage in Hammersmith, - had recentlY 5°":0•11"1 blown off his house, and'a bricklayer w` isc er j t ilcs' ed to replace them, On moving sorrel °11)0scrIP; he i( discovered a co ffi n, with the.folll`,4llVccil t p . in on the plate Edward j‘lirfiuYl ryce, only son and heir of Sir fill' v ' t , r( ; Pryce - Maltby, .I . 3,irt. of -Iti“ontgoirieryslilri.;llP.; the 28th of April. 1788, ; we d `5 yearS ft~upt9ll(."l On 'opening the coffin, the body w" - „'of perfect, after lying . in that ph ce 27-Ye9ts'orrisi, On Thursday evening, a Woman of tile fi - 5 11 ' 11'' ) ANN KELLY, residing in' HalfrnOon-P-IleY',:fltr';,lll gate-street. Was found, hanging IV h er I 'l ' ill' a nail, her lotigin7,s ; but being' cl' t i lie"? l ' I quarrel are t2tken c with f: a s n he ilit e in i ni e te a' wards gave for this rash action was, • Mined to he revenged. 0 3 ' week, trhlin, a carino i b . e (I' 4 Last -- D -I,+ey g a large . vessel of rum, it tou: . st C ' ll e ro tel) :o ✓ opposite Lower Liffev-street. Press of men, women, anti chihirca . the vessel ; in-cans, thing.' that con') hold liquid vi,ls V ci ilt l' il !..; 111 " ;1 ition. It was a curious, though St'revC)(i) slectaele, to behold the str . nirgle 119 . 1101 . ; but one mall actuAllve'formen , rf otf ,o; dung and other dirt, and out of this t , gan to his'vesstd, Obger ea°l it would be • • ' ` 1 " , • „Erle t ' as good as ever when it t ot,y i a esaisicoti, old 'man N'.-as Seen to lie ilia oil his be l lY v , ' l it up, and was follo'wed by Several (1.0 1. ' s ea l) wretches, male and female, of tbe ag e ()- eight, and co oii. ClgllC, HIM :0 Oil. .......---- , 0 // ----L- , -- ---- „ 1 , 1 1 ' METEOROLOG I CA, Li JOE' " L'.* tio'. Thermometer. • l WO . , . ....: ...; •—• • , , ::::: • e—, , ~,, r .. . :; ', .1 d . 5 -:.• ,'''. - ' s - - ---; ^ : . r r L= ',l :- .• -:. - 3,,i .•.•-=, , r:' C' ~ I - z I •4 ~..--:: tr. „.-_- I 1 .. . CI C I .1 . 4 •'• • ' e - . . 7‘. 1 ._...-..1 . ,1 1 ` i Nov. 0 ‘-, '' -- Q I . 26 46 47, 50 35 e9:4o ' . 111 . c1 ;.. 5 ' Fair' s C ' ;' l l. l o'' ' o l; 27 4O 40 46 37 1 . .93, 'us.7, V' ' 6 'ir 28 29 40 .41 :531 .96 .'-' 1) 0 . '' • 29 44 142 47 39 .70 .o 5 vo• Jl . 30 4l 40 47 38 ' .47 c'' IP P Dec. pO. . 1 40 39 43 35 .79 9 :, the 41) Clod , ) . c. 2 37 36 43 32 . . ~ 91 --_-- The Morning Fair, - great fall of Bain in 1 1 ' (' ,_ • . • ttli‘ .. 1 1 ' ( ' .___. fill , BIRTUS• • LA' . '. On Friday, the ~ : k inst. at On Tuesday se'nnigltt, at fry church, the o f lY lidwa.rtt Puke, of Latie,tiouse, of a on. tile Lad/ di it ce o . 0 Poore, Esq. of a son and heir. ' s 11,010 pi On Saturday, in. Weibeck-street- Lady A. -,c , 1 1 ~, 0, / comb; of a daughter: e Lau: ,;' Oil Meirday,'in Upper NlVlmpole-street, ti , vlo' Daeres, of the Royal Navy, of a son. n a-P W;e' • esterd4 moruing,Mrs.ltothery, of Ver n-- bury-square, of a daughter. Tithvorth, vo. ____------;------ . r o, " Wil l ti DIED. Lately, at Newfield of the late Smith Child, Esq. Admiral of ti , c Nio ct?',' of , in the County On the 10th-of April last,, e i f ' • 'pi t ' ci , on his ‘ 0 ) ~ ' „,i,,, Sol 4 10 recovery of his health, Lieutenant 13e033"' 1 . , 01' 2d Regiment of Native InfantSouth"lbaY /11l 11 c ' I On Mond se'unht lt ampton, , og e.. r , i ; ,:( 1: Brs„ IAI Es 4. ' an t+ ' ' nccn Ile ‘° '' iie I, ( apf R. N. at art a dira , , 1 ,.. of , e r ;. „, On Sunday morning,in 1 Irvith ,: c $ • ;33 t y , il the nun _.. ni 0 0 1 , - , ,-.00, Ott the house of her datpthter Lade Moues ii iy• , Mrs. Elizabeth Gore ' , relict of the Ivate itall' fA r.,,i , 10. .of the County ( f Is:: i illie.nuy, Ireland. ... „,, 1 ‘ ~ tl , ' l os On'Thursday, the 14th ult. aged __, ll ),., e- ; : i iii o '' Field, wife of Ni Thomas ild, of 0 1 :; — , l z 3 .Fair' % day following, . lged 68, the Oar 5 11. • r1 " 1 a t . :; lo ' t 1° years a Captain in the Hamburgli trade ft °l • °1St:00'1;10e. . olio ; Printed , Ce:0 0. I,OMR N „, - and published he W• A• I war at the Sun-OrFrcE, No. ' (12, • 4;trabil ; bt; a ` ld► Meats, Orders, Letters (post-paid), 450:' J. B. CARSTAIItSI,Os'' • of ~/ ' ,fl e j , s morning, oars. it w. Lie* ~ -- ~, bu're,ssur_.“!i4Y. ;., quart, of a daughter. I .( ~.. . jai'', 'On Friday, the 25th ult, t ply MARRIED. t h e itecoll''' nistocki N l,ry , F ' Fletcher, late of - Exeter College, a.. Oxf"v` l 'N f ' '''ll daughter of the late Captain libertson, 1 % . - : i 5 I') ll i e e r l ,i' ,!; • "On the 2'd inst. at"Altvre, younger, of Glenlee, to Edwina Guitiiiiii rivi Ali :,,tp the' late: Sir Alexander Cu i Miss 1331 t' t 0 111‘ lit' r Seotlandi, Iloui.b), p.,r,,,,, ...Gorticjistown. , nwing. Gordon , . ~,b .Je t I ce' r : , / On the Oh - inst. at Birkhill, Scotlhnil, il . l iiie jet o c a t 0. ‘‘, e a ESq. of Carhistoun, Royal NI , v to Mi-s burn -ScfYritgeour, second - (.I" A " v lLter of ljel'il 7 Esq. of Wedderhura . ' ' ____________-----'"' j: ' •..oi" 1, , ,. 1