The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-26 00:00:00

BRITISH' REVIEW TOE rßoi ECTOR, A FErtIODICAL PAPER, I.li . 3 VOLS. We have occasionally submitted extra Els from WOcitS Of merit to our Tteadera under thP above head, and We feel much ple; , ;urx in drawing their attrition at present to a .very pieaiant ,miscellaneoua .P:Alection of Es.ays. under the tittle of" The ProjeElor. We are not permitied to mention the name of the author ; but the vem Of rag, hoinour,,lcnowledgc of lite, accuracy in delineating charatter, pleasant satire on, the foibles of the limes, anti other itarephle litialities, which recomMend the.work, are too racttmistit- of his manners in private life l'Or hinf to temisin long concealed. l'o assist Out Ittiaders in, their conjectural, we shall venture so far as to in form them i ha. he is the author of I hat very face tious and characteristic imitation whit.h has so long betti admired under the name of Dr. POz and Mr. Itozz. The hollowing extraa from 'be present work so agreeably treats a prevttiling rage in Lite rature, which may be cqnsi4red as a strung syrup tom Of the Biiiionianiu, a disorder very ripe at t hit moment in the republic of tenets, that we are per suaded it will be'a great incinconient with our Read ers o . perose Ibe whole of the whi*. to %iv hiCh we are indebted on this occasion, ;!11 , 1 which we can assure them will affotd them something more valuable itian mere amusement. " Verte oracles tete Iti fAC t ;et contnhe .$ Sive Jnirtlis, sive tirte vales.." Vilto. " Get all cite beads you cal), no matter how." " If Secrecy horrify advantageg, it has its disrtdran f?gr s likewise. If he who determine; to carry on hi s b us i nesi b u n. escapes some dank,rer.s to which Ow plat:smolt ut Ati.hor as Wvil us Proje6fot is ex po;etc Ittt is at the same time did continual 'Prey of suspicions and fears, and may be said to enjoy the snugness rattler than the security of a private station. lie is apt to f.tricy that he is discovered by those who are thinking on other suhjeats, and his fears' induce him to take to himself casual hints and expressions v. hit It ale 1101 it:Vellvd ;it Hill. Lie consequently oltencodeavours tdes. are welt there id nothing to fly fr . ont, and gards Sit xiou , dy against th-tetilon be fore he has even ext:itcd curiosity, " It - may he thought tNit one who is• sensible of ull this would be proof against ail sitt.ll .vain vine- Itertsions and intaginations • bat I kOw by "e%pt. r j. VICO tiipt-philip4uphy it a mulch better thing to abtatt than to practtse at.d, , threfore; without boasting of , superior reSolittion and firmness, I titlist humbly take the liber'ty to shelter infself under the autltut'ity of a Wined Dito e, who A 51.111.9 his readers that the hest of men are but me 6 at the best.' _ _ '" A few days ago I met with an incident which certainly tiled 'my cotirag'e, and Whieft, 1 hope it will Ix allayed, wa disheartenii , g to a the, cornmencrinent id his pubiic . la bt As I was 'walking thriqigh the . S 'ram!, I bap e rred , to overtake d w si and Of the lower ortl i !i; in close convcrfiati , ,n.. , What. the subject w,s I had no I)tlit.eiS ipqt4ire,' and no' anxiety to discover ; and I thought indeod that I had itt ard quite enough, when, on my' passing them, the, woman Aye, he had al ways too many projeas in his head to do any good.' • " Now, althnugh it may be very allowable in my y friends to give me their adtict:, me against precipitation ) and exhort mu' to weigh vt ell Quid ferre recusent, Quid Viicant humeri,' the .pride of authorship clisdtins to submit to the sneers and discouragement of the vutgar, who on he no judges, or very inditTercr.t ones, of the weighty matters of the quill. We are the !cos eshamed to be .conquered by the'rMn than by an ottimal of more ignoble breed. It is the, hick of the ass Which tiggravates the injury, and turns misfor tune into insult. 11. may be said, however, that the ominous words above recorded were not addressed to me. Perhaps not, although of that I have do Proof; yep 1 coot, ss I cou:d riot help feeling their Joyce, as it twirl will tacit be less :hurt by a,stone ihri•rwit at random than if it had bet-n pointed,— The afforded the many griwo and dejetting ri!riii:6tions On the usage , 1 (my eslieet, unless I can contrive to rescue the name .of Pito.keTori f+ reel the disrettwe into which it has and rive a sort of conieitinence to ilicrm who , confess. , (Ay have no object in View bat the good of man- On my arrival at home, I could not help impart ing the circumstance to a corifideotial trierld, who was w 4iting for rue, and whol;er opinions seemed ill poled mown with my irwn. : cordially syrin,va thizu with you,' said. he, ' and can enter into your feelings. There is nothing hurts nsso Mkt) as to Sutter hv those we think our infeitors... For lily part .I carry this doctrine, rather farther than your sett, dr than most men. It lam doomed to receive ittjuties of any hind, I Own I should prefer them at the ltani!to of v ertotts of sups tior rank, or evert friito irrioilnate objeuts.of the better sort.. t",r If a min i, to Usti' his money on Hounslow-heath or Shooter s• hill,' how much more agreeable to,part with:it to 0 highwayman genteelly mounted. thin to a low-hred footpad, so pout and ovisergblY Ita n.shed for his trade, that he is p , ..tiraps all the while frightening you with a brass riatidlest it I i And it' I were ti beret with an accident in the street, 1 should certainly pater a patrician to a plebeian casualty.— I never pa S by a clieeseinonger's, 'when they ,arc., prippiivg their cheeses from') a .cuter into the i;t e op, at the disgraceful end ht that man who shduld be killed by one of diem. What a prettY figure a Cheshite ,cheese would make ill an obituary, or a few dent bounds 00 a marble ruef ul Who would not prefer dying under the Lord Chancellor's coach, or even, tb-it s,t the Speak ,er, to the best dray Mr...Whitbread ever seat hurt And then, with telpeC,l to the dangers of the. #t-.1, who would not rather go to the brooms in a ficyen.„ vessel I As to diseases ty•four than in a eilair,to g too, I think there are distintitions to be made.— There is something becoming to a fever or gout ; but I i+lll at this moment tormented with the. to.ith-achi!, wnich I tett you betaten eorselves.' - Tr. Projector, there is a dignity . `lliterr IA a ci:gt)ity, v 4101401. TrrtivAwlvaie intntinaCcrn which theyliml r , eeived. They (thin(' it, howeber, i , ery ditliollt to chtcoVer any.: Thik is r, , r;isioned by these Who matte a:practice of convering the -French prisoners out of thiS country, alwaysltraVet;ing by cross :ind in the night. Doting the day time they conceal themselves in the woods and hve places, With all their industry, the officers were not able to detect auy till Iwo Monday night, when they repaired.. to the house of -a man of the name of Webb, tit +lyth4t, who has long been huspebted cif suCh. Orattitea. The natters having received information that \\Tt.bb had arrived at home in tl..e courtie of the night, with a covered cart, with 1, , 0r Frenchtnen in it, two nom t reditiiil, in Del onsinre, abci o from iViorion fiaitipstead, proceeded to WeWs house, and endeavoured' to gam admittance' by fair meat's, but they were - tinder • the nere's%ity' of using f rice, and hoving entered the house, irsisird bysoMe sol dirts, they found tour 'Frencfiruett iri hl d, and Webb alsi h, d. They iseuitii them and convey ed them to the , h,irrackS. It iy suppOsed Webb tra velled five hundred miles in the ' course of fourteen days he was out hiliart; which he was en abled in do by erns-roaieing a Devonshire mars, and knowing the country and roads While they were detained' in the barracks, Lr vender and Vickery went in pursuit of 'another man, who travels . to fairs to sell gingerbread, with a co vered cart; and in this 'vehicle conveys French pri snows to the Coast, without suspicion ; the Officers, however, did not suceeed.in detecting- him: They then proceeded to London with \Vebb and the four French Officers, and arrived at Bow-street Otfice on Thursday. -Tice parries underwent a private e,ta 'nitration belbre Mr. READ, at which: tine Gentle belonging so -the Transpo,t-office attetaled.— 'lke French Officers wete con - wanted to Tothilk tieldr. Brideweil, and Webb to the Haase. of Cot redion. HORRID MURDER AND ROBURRY.—As diabolical and atrticotis no net of cruelty end tiortot, Eti ewer disgraced tin:l)36llElls ot 'human 'Crime,. was comtnit , eel onsTu6sday" night liist,; rn the : inirneAlate vicinity of St; Albans. Time whole of tit tarts have not yet reached us ) but such its we have learned we - submit to our readers. Uri" the day of • the evening in qtrestion a young temente resident at St. Alleles, hei been • upon %lisle-tea friend of her's a servant in a:gent - iterates family, a lew miles from then invite - As the dusk approached she sot out on her return hente, rak- Mg with her a small bundle. She was accempa nied by her frie,A for aedistance of a mile, and then • pursued her course atone. By this time titter darkness prevailed. The set vent the'gen tionem's tinnily, to whom we have alluded having taken leave of her °friend, returned towards her mas ter's bouse„ritid in he way, [nest providentially for the ends of justice, etopped at a small public-hou-e, - with the'ownerg or which she. was acquainted. While conversing' with the landlady in the bar, where she•wei Seeted, her >attentien was attraaed by the entrance: of two men -of ferociens ,sped, one of 'whom held a smal belittle in his 'bane,- which she instantly reeognieed to be that whit!) she had ptevidesly Seen With her friend. Sc rpriz ed and alarmed r at: so extraordinary a circumstance, she mentioned the f'aet to the landlady, - and atter wards to the londlord.. The men sat down and called for some beer with which they were immediately turnlshed.-e- Toere being then do Men in the house but !Wind lord.and themselves, the former went out to obtain assistance, resolved. to ascertain' the manner in which the bundle had' come into their possession. In a few minutes he 'returned With some neighbours, and then asked the men where they got the bundle they cur led > They replied, that theyhad found it in the read ; that it was ef teeute to tnetn, aid was at his sers ice. This anewer only added poignancy to the suspicions already formed ; the landlord in sisted on detaining them, and-smite, persons were boat to are if they could- uteaite any information te;• sheeting the ymeig woman its whose custody the bundle had been, and whose property it wee., aw ing taken with them a ianthom and. candle, they advaeced along the load towards St. Albans about' a mile, when. a spectacle of the mat teelfic and agonising ;description Was presented 'to their' ape elided senses. In the middle of the foot-path • lay the body of the unfortun a te young woman-, the ob ject of their Search, and at a short distance from it lay her head, which had been literally cut off. On examining the heed they found that the •eara had been also cut s oft . ; Confounded at a scene so terrific; they returned to the house rein whence t hey came, and related the dreadful result of .their seatch.--Tue two. men to whom 'suspicion attached, were in stantly accused as the perpetrators of the horrid deed; en searching them, if possible to find some more ceneincing proof etheir guilt, in their pacts were found twieente, containing goldee earrings; which hcru was,. ne rooter left. to doubt. -they had severed t < oat the heath of the wretched victim of their barba rieye Their crOnniality dieing tleas.. manifest, they ,were, conducted tojail r atel the waiter is now undet going .legal _invest , gaeion, • • - The wife of t, labourer, the mother of sit chi!. dren, 8t Rtickland, neat-1,0.1th, Was caught.hy a thrashing machine in that parish a few days ago, and so injured that she 'died in tWo days, niter suffering the ritniintitt inn of One of her irthi. The 'foot rad in Military apparel, monfirined in our paper of the .224; . ni having robbed a Gen t leman on the -Fulfil& T6ad, was- unusually success ttil in r his predatory excursion. Her commenced his operations - early t the evening," oil Wimbledon common, where he tote with the .horse patrofq• *lions he distirmettOt his plitatss bw, thut he might 110 i totally disqualify him tur the employolent tut which' he was 'mounted and arnied,--tbe protedtion of his Malesty'sstatjecis,—he allowed him to tain his hanger. Thus equipped, on his road to 'at ne)', he ' lo l'Ped a gig, and obi xnrd cunsidetabte .burny, Between Fulham and• Walbani-grean, a day-1.4- bunter, at sight ,of the pattule's pistols, was fain to purchase a few years longer existence bythe sur render of bKlf-a-crown,the wages oft he day. Before be reached Chelsea, be stopped a eivrgyman, and took from hitn,about 31. in cash and his bat, in le turn ler which he complimented the Reverend Ged tleman with his soldier's cap. ,__. .„_....,.----..._—______ . • vi.VFC h 0 7'ES , OF THE LAST t:;‘ NI t),if NIN PORTUGAL, .........14...4.-- Petits the last h:triip.iign • in Portugal, %lica ttie French were on the banker tlic: Zeiere, 8. Fain. geese. peiliant IThiri I'd e neighbourhood of Tholuar, .of attr4Zing muscular st •eriSth, brchme so arnioy h t ill to them- oonthe ,Bltilis of the Zezere, atilt, ey This offered a vi - ry high r.e,Aard for Ins bead. Ott was acettsibined to penetrate by night ter their Vrr/ encampment" at'Thornlr. During the mouth of Febriizry, he killed,. with h D is own band, oinkaid , of 30 French soldiers, and carried off err &float times near titty horses ai:d m ules. He thew hied on ia s cave irr 3 retired and un b t o rto, it on , A n part of 4.l.irts, but regularly brought- his booty to A Where he sold it; fie was a man of rirrit deirr. , mined- f eroc ious look, :Hid continued his Firclatn War far* -- e u:+ long as the enemy Tir.airwil iii if: , ot.k to 1 05 habiia t country. Ti , c poor inhabitants of that i wri tlicd to 'xii, ‘A ail the secret o f which tlicY fl l then thought ilielubeiircila were holm need , aw perfea sectn'ity Under his rootettton. Ott the evening of tlie ist of March boy was taken in Abrantes with a mus s tify`of: baro, sugar, &c. which he hi but ter Whom, he ' tea; relutialit to being carried before the Got ernor, aril tel Ile _confessed that he as , Commanding Officer nt the French 601 and that he had been sent to purchase in conwquerice of the army being aboi the Norill Gl' Portugal. He also SEW seers was to review the troops on te r Zezere, at Montalvu , n ext day, the and that the reit eat would Commence , ing of the sth: The troops were CV! viowed at MontalvOon the 2d, arid Maiseol 1 on the ground from twe!ve till (Our 'loci;"l,'ld the retreat dtludlly commenced, as the' WY stated, on the sth of March. 0....•• • •••••••••••••••.• Ll Quok 2c s PLANTATIONS.—N•The eXtenfir e P lj n d tatious of liquorice which almost entirely 4,41'1'!`) the town of PottrefraCt have been long the stftl , of admiration. This plant is not cithirifecVNl:D'ii sively in . any other pfiol . &eat Brian.. i'4,10 in which th e liquorice is planted is .4 dq„ 53 ,,.. A . loam, which is trenched three feet, :And oe", Ti t aured'with good rotten stable tluflt Th e n ii i : ( td divided into beds about a yard wide, AO i ' l ,r ilts ‘yvoitlibilgsl°pcLikn'Ctsitiarre°hivesPitlicllFeaeibirbuya'YwC'enclig;4l;,',ll3'iss's • hoeing. Cabbages 'arc planted bet‘t UOll 1' ~ i ‘. ~f, slu r 11;e-insl ytar, arid a crop of . onions is soi4H rio alleYhetW-eea the beds. The top a the 111 9 . ° , 0 are C ot every year. It) three years die Pir flti c l i ell for hiking op, at which time the grourul.ii sir , ',in, for the succeeding; croP.. Very, colisiddrOde gt;,oft totes of hquerice are . growl) ahoot Ponle ir ' c w ' t ,,,h, ° fr t o . nNiviCliic'ehp is leenw"nieurte-atztluiertydardinrit:i!die°,2t;:le.4c':i!ed 1)('t; dlerfutgagni:cha,kei4sold tricietrileel,Tiunilddeerri,itidieisptol:ed:ll9o,4. Iv of . liquerric. • On 1 Sunday se'neigh t,' ' Ole.. ,rllow c it'g cil l a . ° o l o it im ,--- )` °t ' rl ' cis 7 31 ;:s :' i t ric t k p° , Ic n t e i a l ; te Lo °t fru t :, e sl'xoity•kst aisle, A si d elt of fiearn:,i'l:7llllerlicteaSit°liitt:ll.uriPl!)T4'd.lB4llll',i,pd slate, tooki‘aihsnitd tlbereeftr:nriedect43;;nliln'u'iric°o‘"iiiel'ill; !levee Eiofjecent.corn-ri. Ls, the whold g i r.,`,, t iolit 6l ., cooNmed. The amount of the damage It ';',,, 0 its , . at iiotd. To the distress naturally arising tr - ",„ i fy tueljnchely event, 'was aideii, the, pec,alitir t , ; ( - p er, lino a the illness and death of Air: MAlho w. o f Or. of Whitby., Ship-oweer, acid son- i ii li'"vfilieittl Pressick; at tvliese house he harl been c° l/ ,„ a riol indisposition for several pr edino Wy lie , ia alluded to ; and during the whole of tha t , 11 0 „,ttir v'itit'iilie:cccol;initfitleale.igiiarpatlitaieorliii-eltinutollt'tChillit'ecAlt3:rlnliityY Wilbsiohla):rieollael)6l44l' i t n b ir e , Itlteastter,ticatiiiodn.ontr"ttilvieedwohloillye premises, weft ter prog 4‘l sO E s t d fd The adniirers ol)fadticieealreedal.aPv:TrYt: short ti m e 1.. - pia earnestly recommended to procure than Ico flier original wareliOnse hi Si. James's -street, vi...'Leni,aol are only to be had. The great itoProv'',lll,,bly ,44;' advantage tin this ((Lily vniupbk: article is !:,. 6 ,,,Leral,' serving-the attention of great %Nadia'', L":0110ey now brought to. that perfe4tioti as to fili e,,P . ' be oce article ever yet produced, arid need oIX,00,00( tried. teprote their superior merit.. Tife ~0: t e4i tb:gths ornseubPa4teertivieiN:elle2d3l:leciS,wfi'llolgrntQtfitelir!gPireealleo'rtet:,'l:;', rqi::l3'l'ill, other persons now offer a nivel) evirltn 0 ~1 , .0 of needles, in srustt eases, 'in tniitatin,, "tfe o oa il i many Ladies have been deceived. Pol ,c,,titisir ia caution, si .j3lil t / 7s s , : . ; s r i r r o e c e u t r , eade are r ,.0 0 i r i n i )1, ti's to oirliogidn:::;s:a,lji;o3l,iiiilifi b e i ng worthy the att ention arid ,:.4. l l'l' ll , rt vi •and the Public - e g - in neral. - ,---<' . ~......---- Bllini, . zed : N i a l97.ki en- Oil the ssit instant, it nvii, the r,. 0. .'. o f ,so o r, F. White, ot the c,l legitnent or Foot t,trani..no, 1,40, On the 20 1.;,.t. in 1-iiirOVer-gcluarr. tile .',3,i,,, ~ o f 41..,10*. Lady ut t 7-e It :i hop of (refry, of ii 11,1102. ~i, Le va tile Litil Beast . 44 i rolonora Lodge, fierit ' ii t ip., Wnt. ftudson, h,,,. of a ion. 4 c I, 0 , 1)( ' ' • Lately, a ir Gloncester, the 'Lasty,ol the 1( I An' Prebendary of Otottcr SNI., of a son, , finds, far;, I. on Thursday nieraitig. las,. at . V , wd t o gersteio, ota spit. tadAvyestoatettyr. d .litirlli.!isaiin:iii.;ge'nsi,voultutceb:Gtifroi.ci:liioacti:silii,daii,dov,.;it..lsl::gN4l:llii:,,ps leans o 'nf a attn. 1 It-a.• • f C (41" Y itzi a ni s O n r ; i : r ol ): 1 . ft tttll l ir"". suit'ot tic StoJl4, u t s ,, t ton, /FA L) L.atrly, to 4 yeari, 1. A: ?Welt, Or 1 - 4 1 e, %viola Vimeslitre. la 1tt6,19111 )41.0tie xlktaJ selleolini:Bo,,, pl. two'hoots, lot a vvit„cr ut A WOO 01 PC° 4114. der 10116 of cater. • - *.. ;irc tile On toe 18th iost. liudley, --r":"Icr51". losiipti CHI INN tight, l~pisi s Titoreti.oy, Aorta Mdie, the vac or ' " of the 4....70unu1l 0 fiive. Ltt:T. 2 5' iiricd, 3a• NAttr. ' ' %•• I. 61, tO aM4 tt: et. .. 14/ P ' l %, 43$' pd, ttl its i s :tic).l,,C°:;::l::trsi; L it• °: 3 ' "J 5 ,;; it:: *:74 Qa. • )1111)1-4' 0 r".l ti,„ 4h trio, . E 13 0141' r . • ' :~~..~ ► a l'ortogirod iiddrablegysr. ptv 0)30 declare, 00 [d mintvr;lY iP a sewn' 10144 these artu out to oll_ f _r!' t ied thotr,, le south 07 ed of 10 1 c on the eseP .erloii4 re. 105. i to T be constihel In Writ rui;figraretl and no man ought to ht. so inker:iblea , :•not to 'sartly the Grad;. Vt.. 4.1 never head nm el - Ott:bid ;51,0111 - the thousand pohnds 110,1 by .I,ick bAnkroptey ; and why ? because l I:ttew he never was ‘4, , orth a groat, and brake for half a ruittion: " My flie:nl Was twining on in chi• strain, in - which probably few of Joy readers will he ril , poed to follow hitt), when the servaßt boinght 'lie- the following letter, which operated as a mote refresh tog rotdial thap all .he had advanced on proud toi , e , 4, .spirited robberies, gentebi accidents, and right-ho nourab:e tracturoa. I cannot ryinie to give, a pre ference to a uri.er xvlto has honoured me with so early,an l'o be contiriued.). rtESTATIAS I ER SegSIONS. • • • OCT. V 5. JLilliain .Th4lor indicted fur an assault on. Thedefendant is n publican, and on the telh of October sent out a pot of porter to one of his cus tomers, who 'viol ned it, in consequence of the'ves sel being 4irty. 1' lit„l.'aylorrequested her husband to ,end pother, Which he refused, and a quarrel ensued between them. The lady flung the pi n -t e r over Mr. Taylor, who, in return, assaulted her with a stinwer of blows. Reilly, who happened to be present with ; :a pitch-fork in ins. hand, Anteriered between the belligerents, regardless of the old re mark, that though mail and wife may quarrel tvreen themselves, ,they are always sure ,to enne against.an otfiCious mediator. rlhe„prosecntor, how - ever,!. Was. soon obliged to subs,-ribLt to the troth of tins, maxim,--for, on .his stepping forttord, a fainily compad was immediately .conciodyd ; the pitch. lot (which, according to his own Si ,inlaient, he hail no idea of using offensiVely) was wrestedltom him, and the prongs violently thrust ,into b';6 kg by the de. fendatst. 'The :defendant stated, that the prosecutor had struck him with the fork, which he, of course, took from him. As it was dark, perhaps he might have pricked him a littlo i but he had no intention of in juring hltri Flu was found Guittrf, and sentenced to three months iinpriionment. JaineS Bates pleaded guilty .tb an indictment for sterling two pewter puts. Tie Court, however, went into the evidences, to): the plartos . o of ascertain, ing whether the clicumstatices of his case were of au aggravated description, or otherwise. The in- Vestigation proved him to be an- adept in tlae system, of , stettlieg and disligthing pewter , pots, so as to Make them mote readily saleable as old metal... 7 The Court, in consequence of his having a large family, sentenced him to only three months impri son:ll,V. " :; Catkeine'• Branstert .wes. inclieted for stealing a pewter p .t, the property of S,muel Smith.. She was also indiaed for stealing a second pot, the pro. perry of -Cuthbert J tckson. She was found guilty on the cle.irest evidence. On being questioned by the Court a 4 to the number of times .she had been convicted for similar orintetis she snio.vered, l with great 'calmness, " oniy tinier:;." - She was litho sentenced to three IT onths confinement. . p(..)1.10E, DbG KiLLING. ItiZARSION-1101,180.---Yeitaiday iFillinnt King, a soldiel belonging to the Bast Londaa N 1 thi la, wevi put to the lux, charged by One of the l'aiiec Officers on sutpicion of stealing skins. From the Statement of the Officer, it appeared that he had this morning apprehended the prisoner in Lime•street, from his suspicious conduct and ap• peatance, and :from the circumstance of his perceiv ing something of considerable bulk in the pocket of his jacket. Upon inqiiirincY . whit he had in his pocket, the prisoner answer ed that he lied dog skins., and when he examined them tie found they were perieNly fresh, as being just then taken trout the carcase. One of them, appeared to be the skin of 'a vary handsome terrier. The prisoner upon being questioned as to where he had got these skins, answered, that he had gone and killed some dogs .at, the Isle o$ Dogs, by which he imagined he was tendering a„public benefit, that island being 0V.z.1-1.10 by. these ferocious The Lotto. MO Olt informed the priSoner; that he was (pike mistaken in the ideas hp 'had formed of thst Isle of. Dogs, and that although it was La 'named I here were no dogs nor any offher species of animal there, which he or any other person wjs t • titled fit kill, It was evident that he.had been rnll.:- ing a preetice of killing those useful, animals f or t h, purrose of selling their skins,. but before ho afrornit hinyfor trial he would pliow sorne.time to expire, in sirder that inquiries 'Wight bar made as to his termcreharatter. The priSoner was accordingly remanded for far. titer exatilination. W -ST a E ET.-FBcENcil Parso:reas;—BY - the ric tivii/ ail I persetterance Of Lateutfer and .Vickery, sqverat Prelich Officers.have been detected in endea— vouring to Matte their escape, and'atau those who Vi/e11) assisting them in that object. ' . • On tln evening of Sunday lortnigin, the Officers, w cons,queuee of private, information, mot with a covered cart, with two horSes abreast, near 'Dottie, itrOxfordshire, and having no doubt b!it there were Frenchmen in it,' scitt.l the horses, and instantly jumped into the cart, - and handcuffed all in the ciat, consisting of a Man .Of shit name of Stephens, who was driving the cart, whom they knew to be a IA ell known smuggler, residing at Folkston ti, it, Kent, a boy who assisted him, and two Frenchmen, The pt c'ers drove the cart to London. The boy, in conversation with Lavender, acknevOedt , ti t h at their ci,mveyitig French,fien nwiy was. greatly in t . peded by the Juhnny Attivs, meaning the ,coun. trymen, who arc rewarded with a guinea for every Frenchman they deiect beyond their boundaries. Dix lug the last fortnOt,. Lavender and Vickery have been traversing the county of Kent, night anti day, in eipetlation of meeting wittt a rtunibvr of .Frenchtnen on the crossroads, particularly train De- R' • LON D 0 0 P tin by ted tt ICHARD IIARItt S, of No. 4 4 Mtitittt.t (ITt. Pow-millett sod Publtthed by Wll.ll AM ESC I PS, South Maxtor.: stter At tb; Stet' O f vics i No, I le, Bra dot Vi wt.to Qrticrs tOr the POO, Lattrit for the Editor, 3(c. (poti.pairt). roust be "addres sd • . vePtb • .•• , , 4 111 1 , ..