The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-24 00:00:00

. a . .................. he e t . in . • . f St iniil, Ard. 10.-:SN'elnesday, the [4th, at silt this salates of artillery a nrt6unced, i lie- fate be Illea. N'P g, oleoe. Th ere was admittance gratis at ltes of Paris.. .00 the Bill, tlie dar of the late, the sat )e ta r I t't were 'repeated :at six 'in the niorning; at . itii , d 7 4, etki itt six in the evening. '''' '''," - T: ACtiiae in the thiattih his Excelle-ttcY'tnelY4:"' ' l tteta th e iutetior, accompanied by the titun:ct 'l4l7- arthe the of Kris, preceded and followe4 ""eial,detachineins 01 noops, repaired in grand )tN'tti9o to the Qaay St. Bernard, to liy the titilet sloh to the Wiiieniarket, and afterwards tP Z'stequiet nt St. Nlartin, of which they laid the tle.:. Atekr this cercinony, ,t he municipal 1,/*ll admitted to an Audience. of his Majesty ' 4l73 Peror, at the Nin e of the Thuilleries , t w 4lti ollttre was a'n'lnelt fa ht on the river, be , A , 4 'ila hint lLyal mid that of the Thuillel,lts.• - ri,;4?l4l(llitiv Emperor ',at e ; rd the . Bali of t his (;;,,,,l e g ,' it i,, I Ile palate - 01 the Thuillerioi.•' . The 67`43Mrtriata inttcaiCed the Printl• 0"I'd 11, : l o l arits, lieu the oirdinak mid. the MI n isiers, g t ,, re,..1,014ers of tl-i; 4iiipire, the ( rai)(l Eagles le ns 'lien 01 tionuur, aii.• Ai the •potstros wll6 ~.,e 'lay o, lie d to. uniksion. Di . .: Attune ilody We're concluded to ,an audi tthrii ~ . . ,t h „. " I ! 4a kstY la t he 4t,'eusi Ulric d lo . ritt. 3,,01;, 9thr,t)resrniattans by, the Duke de Bas -I"ett Sig n, l' ''' l i. oreigh. AtEltra, were Messrs. toy ''',li Siinat.l Green,. and W. Gra4:lo, i.• . ii i -141 li!e United Diploingi • ,t' be i n g, • lD •ed the Em itNwti L auk c,s , , • . 44tu altti of it; their Majesties then re• mired tom' tilt as, which ~, ,s eclehrifed .by his Erni 'hole, rank Ahnoher, and inlitAved by !Ii! Le , , .nritrtilito,. there was a 6r.ind audience ni Llolltiiis o h ,' ' )lici rilulkti*, re presittatint.s at all the theatres tiot, i ' t a,"'Y Ilutneious concourse. All the 31- which ke,2,l')e ,t,casion which 'he pieces reffesent" le viki`::?Ofer were seized with enthusiasm. At' l e v` , ., , %Ilk, an I several pther thrairei, some ev e 4 w w , e .'e itlng, the chorus of which was ric ;,:etin,, (it" cclamation,. and received with lIIWC . le c d7, * l l k') 164 COUpletS weld instil' ed• Y kteu4'! ! ai lu krbly foie ,the sky wad ains'ln"t" tl e ' ll d the tem p era tinevxtreinely pleabati t ; b.ittti„ 4 qie rii.,??P4u(l. on the b +sin bet iVeetl the'bridge In t h ci'44t eli 11 . 1,1 tit, 'l4 Concof'de' and 1 ho , c , e „ lit .. i ., . ; - .. , ~ , ti IIY 14 V 4 Y'e'='. tk ere witnessed and pat taken ttt 4 eta! multitude attar[ t• Il e 0 1 : (lay, an elovaht illumination k r i) ! tyq i ti an,i. ,11 the Chaitii,s Eiy .t:es, at the Thn,l - 41 : 11 the ~tberoui adpii.iii4 public holt& e lirs.4i'ght o'cln, k a c' ol „, u ,„, P, , rich tried on e l'it i ,,,,,: t I ti.,o pai,lc. 'Their iffiper . i 0 . 1 AO- . 111!11),,,itr7:t.td,.3t the. tmlcociy, in ahe vier c't. an !' 4 " 111 11e i i16 °4 . 11 tit ilieknators, who ' salated • the'm r etii, Bu . h . s t 111ely acclamations. t,h4,. I,'-ttili tire•wotks ip the Place de Id c 9117 •, le Nu . • Sea ) , ip r )10 1.1) ,de, the dances, acid all tlie q. wet.. . tI NIII - ' P r Olollged 'lO a late Itintr. °lir k1,,,,11,,.hhi1s 01 ti.e Lei time bO,IY or"° tt 4 . -, s , t u,r, •• . • - L i- ' . , • • • whom ilii tui b MS bf lilt! Z.rnpire, aillol/g Aft I,n 14414141.4 r, LIUNk I . &C. I, Peri a i a , ) .ie i , i i , ecree, dated St. Cloud,' June Ig. k " iii'`vitig 1.1k.1:,.., a:e tiii,L'ilieotisit'tere,.llb e `asst articl e of ~,,., ;it the - , ' G U' ef Oduber, 18 I 0; w hich orders, .0ur....... '4,A DetsProeat i - c iii I." ti t K.lnpir,, itiorldtion, O. book. , -,. !i1140,t't1,,,1t , o„: l ' il ; , in d tit[; 4lugdotri of IteilY be Per -I'6ll o n e r : IQ , II n i.it th e regulattons we hate 4 41 li lt 1 40 r" to boult.elling be carried into e; , , 0 . 11111,(1cun of I .lid y 14), 6 ,ll°eri ilkt ilk hi tt, ~ , ,t d the ~, i . 9.* lyilr decree of the Viceroy. of ,i!lie ex ,:" I n - 41 Ntwealber, I 810 1 • wh ich t. 'r -'114)- :ti -1(41 ) In 'Nit kingdom, of the %erne i(t!ii„i ti„ inse established in the empire by our (4 k hijcv4lll(lf Veir u3ry, 181 o.: i5,t 411 .1, o r t/tereed,arid do decree as .followg: 1 ti n . " d t . ;ete of the 2gth of April, 1911' Ntsa'frr,„, ~, 1 1, ::thit / 1,, wh - : . : 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 e 44,16, of . . it& publit;3litill, /,, kr c iept " Or our e mpire, n duty. of one , wro 41 :. . of itupressinn whatever tu.sy be ii 'i) ' the v a i n • . , . , ~,,,3 '111).1., -- sime... upon all' publicat. ~ . F ' , 4l ), p r , , traDliu 1, ; . ..0i ~, t . 4 ,• i ~ y • !lie name of works (ta krk " I '4l, h ht 'Y ' l 4 un belong to living au 'tq -N'll ' elf 4 ' i 6 OP )I . bl •11 .16 • e4ivi't ti) v to . , q i id • i ,_ i . .. 1 icd e in. a t • ~ ~ . . t it', C 4, i . i l '`"Y, and shall there also be carried 4,1. tekbiati ' ~ . b -ll an d (late of ili pobit iti,( , et , , 11, ‘l4 t h "'t and I I I. '. ' . tivq44 , A 1 1 . shill a tan authors, as well as . 1 he i Nitat IF, ' leeil,rutally 0, , j0y, as il naitY3,.' Utt A 1,tily:01 Wl :ule of our eq pito and tin; li,iog. i iic s r liel v ,: )t - " ri gh4 of autlh 4 . a , .+!cured 1:7 tie ' uur Decree (4 the sth of b'obttlal, Ilse f ' 4 it i 411 401 . 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Enriott, : • , It have • t - ,ad t4ith attention 14r..IlroWn i a long letter to ate Dili-etor of Vaccination, sod approve of all he says , -- btit I wish it bad been .somewhat prolix, and that it had not been addressed to the Dire:.itor; In the situation that officer - is Placed, he is not wholly ans,werable tor all the - absurdities the Vac cine. Nation 4 14.1,tatilistiment are gtsill of. The Boaidistlianged eery year, new Censors and new Surgeons'succeed ; the President and his Register are t;he , only 'permanent Annoi Ants, and every one will :allow in6y have tr..;!ed tit a Diseeior. 11%, the year • tttO6, Mr. J3lllti'S . MoOre gave' his natne to a witty and.ingenions: Pamphlet, called 'A Reply to the Anti-vaccinists t. in which such truisms are recordA, thst a' rrvisien of them will convince your Correspondent the late Rep.irt should not be at mbuted to the iliteelion of that writer. In page .9 nt this Pamphlet, he says, "Thal if the cow Was allowed to plead her own canoe, she . might assert, that ‘; hat we call vaccine did not ori ginate 'with her. She might retort upon uS, that it V, a, the contact of man winch polluted' her pure teats for no cow that is a lowed ,to suckle het' own ,c lit,uniOnclied by a milker, ever had the complafht.- The 'Vaccine fluid consists entirely of hunrip juices." Thus, Sir, we are left-to suppose, that a conta giouspoupie bet wren the fingers, not uncomnion in Gloucest _rsinte, •ti Wales, in Hol , ,ein, and.ot her dair) Couutrie.., i., tr.uelesAY conveyed ni the i:leatt teats of thc.covv, and l&Ohlitte. to the nature of t h e pimple, there, may b. inilrl of inaligna:it disorder inoculated, for th s Attthor, anti() 1806, bpaiiis of the genuine and spurio,s Cow P x 'though the College nave, since that tinie, rie::ted - the dis tinction. • 1-114.aroment respelling the possibility of tinting thu Pox a •secoho utile, is cleor and eoo6 cluNtve. • •, Tn t ,vv dente .that is' requisite - to prove or dis prme any .propootioru in the ticience of Medicine of a ~ c culiar kind ; deelarallosi4, and et en the Quilts of the most•tot.scienti , ns, disinterested, and able nieri are all itisudi ieitt."- •clergyitien; Judge% and Ptiers,-are , daily swearing that they have been care t of incurable disi't,es ; but the meanest apoti•ccary , les with contempt, when he reads Th e Author sues 'on to observe, I.! :That as far as he can judge, no piobaniellieory has yet...been covered to exi,laitr rwhy the buin,in body-cant:hit acted upon twice •by certain ; but the has been obsei veileker since they were known, mnd seems a positive taw of nature. Not withstanding this, we occasionally hest.6l eases to confradita thiS law, and Some of t hesecases have been well aut hen= ticated by Medical 'Men I, but• this iptesi inn requites more minute/examination, 'for the peis'ios who are styposed to have formed the , e exceptions, resemble in other respects the rest of the human race." The . good sense 'And the wit df: this ingenious Pamphlet 4 , onikt induce me to be' tedious in my quotations front it, and therefore I will conclude wit'ai I have to obsene by a few more lines from page f. 52•, w here, speskingof.chenusts, he says, true philosopher, hen he finds fits experiment tail, own, he hats .cnnlcuit.ed for he knows there are no. refit), exceptions to the ha sof nature apparent deviations ,are common, but he - rev: r doubts the itumutaboity of tt. r I tws, and if medi cal itien were_as,ready own thelr err,Ars they wound not accuse nature of being so Capricious as t bey d 0.." .-. 0 4 If . it js then asked, how• I am to account kir physicisrts.of repute non having! absolutely seen p {jails Wbo'4l4V,tl 194 thie.edivea m es twice, I . cOnINSI it appears to me as probable I hat thr ablest yhysi , sr.ould commit a ainstake, as that so rat 4'6 lilt:0%11111y shoiiitt ocetir. " eludes our author, ,will give lea,t a4tf,itica to ttro4 who hoe ttioSt knowledge; for +hose who ate leatti liableAo commit ,errors, are, perhaps, the persons most liable to acknowledge them." Now, Mr.-Lditor, it is but -just to conclude that a WritrT who .t has delivered 'lOl ion so clratly five years ago cannot hat tr been inducedio change by the thtte cast;s.t)f double Small - Prix, misted, by the Vaccine Establrshrrient ; It is' enough to 'yin- . (treaty him, that .his sound arguments and teal opt- DlOll6 ore in print, .nd as • thr Slilv of his Pin phtel was rapid, it might he worth while to oblige the public with anotlit r edition of it, dedicated to the Yresttlent of the Cull, ge os Physicians, .in the. Pre - lace of which he liiight i;“ircocc his elraracier,froal the supposrd tt:rgiyrevotitio alluded to, by MI. Blown . Whoever will give thetusti‘es tt c trotibie to peruse this inoentous pamphlet will find wilt what pro prietyllr. Moore was.A.bo.e4) to be .VASehle pace-. tot to the' tit). London Colleges, wlien the disco-, vertu took French leave,ot them. It is evident the' Minister was s3tisfied with the Report, by his send, ing it to 11lt. littnyil as. an answer, to his h itter ;. whet her he had 'jute to lead it, before he dispatched it, is nut so evident; but the Grosvenor, the Martin, thel3hynton Sandys, and other cases of Dr.Jetiner's, fashionable failures, may induce boils I-louses . of. ratlitmetit to look a little mote minutely into the *ports, befOre they grant Ali& .30001, for another. year; and 'Oben they will spare ttieTitbiie purge by a comfortable , annuity to NI r.Blown for his integrity, with a ride, - upon it tor Mr..Direeior Moore, z,il par in opinion that Abe—experitnent 4 caw PDX 0 . 11;i been carried on iong.enough to prove that it is somuthini worse than good for twitting. I am, Sir, • Your cOnstaat Reader, OMEGA. Cl,cltenham, Aug. rg, Wiripiott, AUG. perum is constantly in' wait to communicalei uyi cartes, any change in his IVlA,TssrY's si.tte to the PitiNCis Rao ENT._ tnorhirig Princesses. . ' AUOHSTA and• SOPHIA toik their usLidl airing in the Great. Park, fir:lto ele ven rklei.:k till Iwo, accornpanied by Lord WAX.- SINGHAM: ALSIIIA CUMBERLAND, . Goueral WitiYARD, 1104 Colonel TAYLOR. Tile atigbrip LLIZABIiTiI and Atattot, took an airing .to Floginige ',dude dall GardaS, front eleven to une,ol.eloek. . Carlton Heusi Is u adergoirig a ti(iroili4 . ldecerati,e repair, which willigeveni the-Pait . .l6l Reormr frohl rcutilinghis Royal regieleace there fur three thumbs I Thermoiriet;r, . . ~ I-- -•. Woatitert • I _ . . ;.: ...zi 1 I '. 4 : A 5 .. --.. 1 t • 1 . I 1 ‘.. ..:-. -ob o o tb fa 0- ) . 66.5.151 3: .i);. -Fair Fair 1 7 58 64: 7 , 54 1 , ) D. Du. 18 61 64.5 72 5 5 4 ,7 1,3 DO. Do. 19 I6z 161 5 6f) 554 1 21,8? I, I EtAill ..*••• D. • lc, 57 159 64! '' ..48 I 81 1-'• ' 3 t ,1" Do. I Do. Izl 56 163 5 67. I 58.' p. iz 1 A , .....F.4ir , [ Cltly,** zz 63 65. u 9. 541 13 ' Rata Do. 2 3 b I A 3.5 6 7. SO '30.00 Is% -' Do. ' 'hunt!' ler ani L igh :ning. i.ightni POLICE. AIANsioN-House. Yesterday Richard ten ton, an engraver, Who' had been just dischar4ed from the Fleet Plisorr, by the Insolvent AM, was brought. before ,the, .LOII,D MAYOII, by a war; rant, for having, to his possession a copper. plate, from which F1:2;e1 tenpeuny notes had been printed: The Solicitor of the Bank attended and produced this plate. and several others, with not es which had been printed from it, and pointed out the, imitation of Bank of England.no:e3 ; •by 'the words . = one, two, and • ten,'being engraved to appear.white upon a bladtiground.' Bere3ford, • the officer, sail h e went i n J une byst„.hy ,his Lor.tship's,ordt-ri,r: ith several other -otficers„ ender . the direaions of the City M..rgt , Filq, •tcr the Fleet prison, where , they searched .for ihitcopper 4 plates and notes that he. found o'?e of the plates in Mr: Denion's room, whA gave it difectly, without any, opposition, and fold him that ~(),,e other pktes'werb at the printer's;' n" Greenhill's Rents, West Smithfield, *Were he went,. and iflond IWO others.' • • His Loßkhip told him 'tint, according to the Atcf of PArliinwnt, he must cotiimit him for having plate •In his pos•essiirry ; but th,`l t it was a hailablt idence, givmg ti.e Bank 24 hours 9ntice. The'•Defetidant said, lie . witS ignorant of any Mt of Parliament-against the prti . ctiCe he did it to gain a few pence tor his family while confined"; rind that ire had seen several bills in 41)op windows en graved in Ott; same Way: • ' His` Lordship observed, thsat a Jury Wooid judge of the bad cooarliiences likely to arise froth such an imitation, to ignorant-persons wh , , could nOt read. Some persoopresent gave the detent./lnt vcry 0;4 charatter loi• An libnest'ilndindusliioui man; and said, 'they had bail realy to give. in for him A Hackney-coachman was Coorktvd of the , pe nalty of twentyshillin&s lor ehruzqik . mute than 1314 fare. DOW. STU E CT.—Yes! ;-! rday Edward Shirpkin . brought to the above Office, in the .. tistody of Hn.: . invr, eliirgtd 'with telcinjoilsiY sealing is g.,° 1 0 s"alr the property of Mr. Fisher, a goldsituth awl jeweller, in Leicester-sqiiire:: - •' it app eared,. from the CVI cn cof fithert Warnes, the ahopman, that the prisoner eatneilltel the shop, and asked to looks: at some gild seals ; 'he . shots (7.1'• him several,..'and at the time the prt,oner was:look ing 'at them, 'he. Phserved h'm put ono into' his breecireS. pocket ; after 'that he is -tight one, "and [mid for it, and was going away, when the 'allOPman .. challenged him with inivittg put oneinto his puckt.l: 4 the prisoner ran "away; the cry Of " S:op thief !" war . raised, anti . the , prisoner was r,,l;( !ti Lisie-street;- On searching' him othet'gold, se tls . were fond, • and : two .. siiver , tea 7 sponns ; _and it is stipposed,ht has been in 'the habit of gcrtig • ti# it-welters' shops, pnrchgsing small ortices, and' ex. changing oti;ers he' hall stolen . kt different * shops:P . -N..' via`vconitnitted for trial. • MIALI36IfOboII.TREET...----teiViS'Towers; a jour reynran.painter,.whii stood charged Atith a burglary and robbery,' in the 'house of. Mr. Raymond, Cado: , Slhanestreet, where :he was at - work with others; - tvas yesterday ‘tinally , examined.: - • The-evideride against the orisoner was altogether circumstantial. ' It was manifest that the house was entered by some person who was acqtiaihted with the circumstance of .a .window bar being unlocked. The prisonsr too had been absent on the night of'i be rbbbery, , as lie thate . il, at , Camberwell Fait; and his nor appearinglo his wo!k l . the nest day gave rise to suspie,ion of trim. It was also ; proved-that he sud denly becaMe posieiski of more than ordinary cash, but a grOom proved ha‘ in • ient bun 21. ss . within the, Is4l' l'eW days, :Under all circutlisi,oceg, however, the Magiatiatccoinmated theprisonet :Or trial. ' ANRCDOTE : —AII old ikinerir;in Gentlemanswim4e fai her attended !wren, u.achitig I. is ;.ion the method-4 of aceurtiblalin_i; rieheit th.in knowlet , gp„ lived some timeago in'a loWn in the Suite of Cont)eaietit.T-; - - From application and industry, he had , amassed a property 'ot about vn,nno dollars. 4111,004 h not able to read or to write, he never hired a c14r1 , ., but had al ways been in the habit of Veping, his .own books. 'He 'had invented settle charatters', 'tor conveying' his ideas to himself . iffy(! 01,111 rt; they, were °formed as nearly 'similar" to the, shitp,e, of oe. a r.- tide sold the' - nature of the eiri:untstoice would admit'.' Otrtclay a en / o°lnel° of tailed upon Dieu fir the purpose of liettling Ins account ; time book,of hieroglyphics ,was ~ h atided downV - atid our _rnerliant enipmeneed With r —" 'such a. liqie , you had a :gallon of rum, and inch a tune a' poillid of rea ; sunif ti time a gallon of molasses, and such time a cheese." Stopkhetie''Ojs the custotner„ never b a d - a eheese Of you or any other person ; I make my oWn eheese.7 " You certainly mus t' have had 83',,f the'tnercltant, the tnereltant, "' it is down in .:my habit."' Tiie other denled'ever buying any article of that kinds- Alter' a number of pros and eons, upoh re= informed him he had purchased grindstone at/but that time. " 'Tie the very-thing," saiii the tnerchan, " and I must_ have forgotten to , put the heti in the middiee".---(ditutican 17QIIIR CIRCVI . KENT ASSlZt3S....M*ipsroHF, AUG. 2f. " "~I -- T 1) Judge: ..rsiO t -O e s t , - - rdiy in this t0 , .411, . hi` imcpcdiately openkttlmit CQ,l o lniki; :n. This tthortt•-* ing e4rly ith.7 pro:e*ded w SiDE: nr:FIRELW D ELLENsofi ,tfrAt. WA i.TON V. DV XTON. • This w.ts agrati,t the late Sheriff of tii4 C for . not -arreitto 4 a man a.,.;ainst WhUrti ► w it wits cliremed, U)tti.h. be pAiiillitri : Mit!ged ;liar hu tiad lost the..nteaos tit tect,iveritiikttis , • 11.1 r., Serjv;illt Bur, for, Ihe pi:limit - 1, , stated, that t,e. 'had a cause ot, actibn against .1 t,c SO L 1 t1;41, tiarrie of i\lotlatt, against whvn I.e sued onl a writ. The Sheriff' upon till.; Writ t r. k otvd- tti4 Crabt to one of his (Akers . , of 'tile r 2 tii C : t• le , ,; who resided at •Alailitime. `!Mitt, pL:r•oo ag;;I n , l • .whotn• the writ .was'clirettd i natthly, at SultOCti ahouti:tive • ' miles from Miti.iston. ste. i d of executtag this •cvarraat hirnsel:, Coto. pot, it into-the handi oi foilo\*.er, of nam e of, ,fitipad., with attott.er person of the ozone ni and they went to arre,tTheyfititt, and took hi.st into . custudy, for he could not call it arresting hihr, inasmuch as it was n o t ,a arrcSt. Moilittt,-howe'Oer, made . them both dad` drunk, and he 1411 1111CCIVMOIliM1Sly took iris leave oettion.., . • 'Woo4, the follower, was called; who #Troted 114,tratt, but 'that it lot them nitet lituad were irtebtiAttd. The Ju l y luuucl a v.ptclict for theplan.niff. CI(I),VN :,„ , BEPOI34,TAB 1..4213.b BARON., • ..Deittii(Loyd was indiat.d for p:,:rsonating ''l . o.out-kosiotict of Grednwlefl i -licA ., ,itrA), ; , l;( l reciving.the nftt'. pemion. of t S4i:!, tat isatuan entitled to the out-pension giletrovi t ift liostii:al. L The offence of personating , an tiffs- ,ecr hioner is made folony:by a partiehletritattfte. The prisoner, it atipeart.d),-Itept hoesp in" the Borough, anti -4,t, was clearly proved . 6 . 1 , the evi; demo' of the officers: of thb, bosons's; tlntrib month of June last, -When the out-pensioners 'Nf4 . paid, ti e prisoner answered to the name of J a i /k ir Bo) e r and. preetited himself es.:l he perion OlJaide4: !„ . 8„-yi v, tc, re(T,iskle,thirty-fivet• shillings-do; to him.--•• EJr was , : vver, recognised as having anivirered to the name of atit.ther man, and having redeived' itia•pe ,, bion., He 'w 4s, thereon?, desired to come. info the dories too n, anti tA as ex4inktied.a. rut; who' he rea.ly • /I d heft steed that he had advanced nr.tey on several of these tickets, and•thought ii wes the fh.riest was' to appe,ir , :tti answer to the: names of • those to whom bad edvollc v d. money. • • Several- most respeaatile - Wit nesses 'gave , the saner an extr,.ordmiry good citaructer s ' not only tot Itoriesty. bu, lor vg4 wipe tin:l vol:1)ce, T .e I.4a.ntd Judge , series . the Jury the - falils• ease we;c. very. ' The low illu , ;e it Hlth.)ii , y- tr.! personate •a seaman,; and ler:else his allowance, I( was clear the p•lSuiltr had done so; but it cloar Ittit it Twask:not-wiih tettatidulent Tbey must find him kuttlyi:nth lx. raiuldl4,l;e: ( i t titt rel.resetir thecas , :t in the piopt.r quarter,: thatrilit' tiie•-kf ter of the OW Lthipt'l.of'be.infli4W ed. • . ti u AfEl'EOnbibd SAL Jbtiiikt DY K. BANKS:. PHILMCP - 111CAL INSTIMaNT MAKilk, STRAND. SOMLetSEV % BRIDCP.wATuk, Ath.;. 19 ---Betty Townsend, an , old on hit 0170, and a nolorh'Ai s ;ion r,tten ?er, „ ; cowny, was tritAl Int' a highway i - nt,tr;vir, fay putting - Puole, . x coil I eleven yea h Vid; tear, in a s: tea at Taimtut), on ,thl.o e Bot Joh, and taking from her perion. two shiilings. `1.;;n:! , on several different clays , bot more tialticolari); ihut mentioned in the indicttneni i look the means ut iLeeting the. girl in ihe,itireeisi frightening her by pretending to a power of.bewitchiog her if she did not fetch . her sortie money . . Qrt, that day the gni had none about her, but the i •011eli's .threati in.dtwe her to burroW two shillings of a (I. uggiit in, her fathersi (tank'', whith money she gm'et to the iffigeher. The prOsecutrix, however, swore that did not believe h was in the. prisoner's powcr jure her by . ‘vitchcraft. The .Learned ntige,,i(Zt, Baron. Graham) was therefore, of opinioh, thol time'of the prisoner the ionney, could not be said, tote untler such a tiochly te.ti asite Constitutd.the'CriMe of • high,vay robbctry, aud, he so 'clirelied the Jinn. Who-aetitritlect the pr.:..oncr. of the; , robbrri , , and found her' guilty of siinyhet, larceny, and she WitS.;,4l: nit:iiced to SiX, • Arthur Bailey, a respeEtable vietualler, late rrsiJ log it Bath, was found guilty o( stealing , a lc m. r, diredect Mr. Upham, bookseller, EKeter, out of the P.4ht OtPee, at Bath, nod was left toi ex ,, cuti !. u). ,the 11isa .Prius sid: Witilei l jetioV,PtEt 0601. dalmigvs against Sir John I,..„ , ;':bricke . ,iror a Malicious proecutioh, biti,,.0„ 4 ,. him at the lost ASS zLs dt Welts, for perjury iri the the Ecctrs?nptiiat Court there. OA Monday evening a truly wanton anal barbarous ti:urder A:es .p.....petrited in thb,.. vicmi , v of Gort, ,',ll a man named DartiA Ftirm, tf Town, nd. I,inittrick, who 11.K1' been eini,: , ) l ,exl in flit, pntity of a stonecutter the new bui!,iin, at Johan:: The un happy man a strattgen In that part of the country, it pup:fats, toad been to em , ployment looketi upon as a inutile,' onie-1 of Invtch .:onsJeelonSy ; and having tuangbi . opportti. t:y jor,, ward a fatal porpo.e. bi4'retuin Cronl the fair of Gort, on the abovts , e.Vening, by some ii4mman .monsters, who committed to rid d e d In;the presence of his thstiltde,3 wi after witnessing. the d , vadful tru, ~ a::tlt,tt, d with 500 iiiolent abuse, tb,lt ,he we3'on t, tuittiw pug . mottling Scarcely, recokerrd enough to sQe the last office.of interment perfoirned. O the tetrib:e ti:e brake out ot , $n 11, feldt„. near Salghargi, in ci,:finany: Of toe 'RI tIOLIstS which formed the town, In tvete rt, , duce.: to ashes in a lettullo.rs. The tob ,, h , tilots 3ltyed tile. cry little of ir proven? the priititg;t: , belt harvest tell a prey to the ti:ms.s. HIGH, ViATEIt Al LtiNI)oN •ikioGt. T0.N401. 4 kwv Marring, 31 min e itfccr se t I:Vetting, $ I min. after c.