The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-10 00:00:00

P . m toe LONdON (LIZETTE, 011. 9, 1,74,-Cffice, 0,(7. 9, 1304. Anthony Thomas Lefroy, Captain on Tialf-,pay of the 4rh Foot to - be a Barrack- tvlaster Great' Britain, vice Seltticklittrgh, resigned. William Sheppard, - Cent., to heditto, vice Leith, resigned. Solomon lioileau, Goa, on 1 1.0 . `:.-pay .011 he 76th Foot,,to he a Deputy L'arrat.k.Master iri GrcatAritain, vice Martin, resigned. C'oniiti,ekns Volunteer Corps, 54;,e41 liy Fit - Ara.jetry',l Lieutekiintty fix d.. City el ;d L9* I/duet - vs. Lieutenant iticriarti Mont to he Captain, vice Kni;;lit, re. signed. DatedAttgost . .29, 064 hnsign john, Alexander to be I-leo:coil:it, ice Mont, promoted. Dared as above. lohn Illmrston,.Gent. to t , e Ensign, vice Amid, ,proninted". Dated as aboVe'. Th e Rev. G. "rowill' to he Chanlain. Dated , as abrive.. - \Valiant l4viivr4ll. Gent. to be Qaarter-Master. Dati'd as above. Solomon Sawtey, Gem, to be Surgeon. Dated as rtltrrve. ,{titDitto. Ensign Thomas ilodgkinson to be Lieutenarft, vice Stock, resvied. Dated jury 14, 1594.. - 501 Ditto. William Alolitt:-:„ Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stokes, res;gried. 14, 1204. 7tli Ditto, kitlsi n john Boot to tic: Lieutenant, vice Bonn, resiined. Dated Aug. is, 180'4. Gent. to Litsign, vice Poor, pirnanted. Dated *vie. sail' Ditto, i iisigri lam I::,:ques to' be lieutenant, vice Illoxtarn, resigned. Dated .Airg. tile.}. Oliver Vile, (it 114.,. 1 4) b;.t Jacques, promoted. Dated as above. . . loth Ditto. Lieutenant to be Captain, vice Kis• hew, resigned.- Dated Atigur . is, 1804. Lieutenant-10.. sepli Dixon to be Ditto, vice, Kehler, resigned., Dated Aug. 16, I±;,>4. Ensign 3aninel Child to Lieutenant, Vice Tilt, promoted. Dated' Ati. , !. 1;, '1364. , Wit ham t`iiun as to be ditto, vice Dixon, pr0mp,113.1.. Ans . , 16, le,Q4. James Newman, Gent. to be: Ensign, vice C11:1,1; inomotrxr.' I.)atod Aug: r 5, tg.:4 john Rrinmer; (hilt: to ile,'Ditto, vice Thantss, proisited. Dated , Aug. lb, -I SC4. .I;_nr,l„-j, 'l'llc:rams he Lieutenant, vice promoted. I). ~•1 ts, F.,thign i, if to be ditto, 11 istings ..! rest o. I)...itect i'• : c',, 'tient. to Ile "Enka, , .;. pi,n;A , ,f;:d. Dated Augustls, tBe4, 16,11111 „ to . 111 -te 4 • 1. q' , .1 , 11.. Regiments of Militia, rimed is s. • !be said i. . .:; ...r to he Lieutenant, vice" Rich, 1 , it'o4 Ensign.ituck Icy to be ti - I,l ll .ited . Serifetither so; 18,7,4. be Eitsiga,. pro. • he I.ieutettatit, ,vice , • 25; '034. 'rliotnaS ;;., Tartrati, pro, zo, 44, C es Ji r tsc:_ r %), Ills 11 . 4,11j' .Ifire Lk:ail:ant of the ',ot)tl).kirspron,. Ilarralo, if,' 11,er/14...P41t0n:e1. folvrtry. Sir Thoilie , 13.trt. to be Maier.Conintandint. Datcri as, t 2. To be --jostph Lyles, 1,1. Dated August 22, 1804. lohn Pa ye:, listed a,)ove. Richard C;oodLit. Lig. D. Tett a. it',)nve. V./died - sr Gniiner. Esq. ' l)atc , l iS' above, Daniel Jonas, E . sq. Dated as above. Noiirse, I,),:ted Sept. z 7, iSo T O Liettlenailis•- te -Rhard Lashani, Gent. f)ateil August 22, 1804. Cliarie4 Osborne, Gent ' Dated a. 5 1,.:111 Marcli.ini, Gent. Dated us - above. Wiitiout tiorne, .I),ityd ;e above. : Thomas lioade, 'Gent. liate,l as til)O'lC'. 10101 Henry Clew.l.r, (;enr. Datcd as - abos , ..:. Stephen Steele,, Gent.' Dated as above. i'ra he Emigns Aubrey..Veck, Gr!nr. atecd.Atutist 580.4. lohn E.awaker, (ent. .o.ned above. lanes Dercti abOve, (;" t , .ihove. %V . :11001i Lacey, (ient. -1)x - ted as-.,hore. }4,llk . rt Dated ao above. David vie.Aon,, C o.4cd as above. / *g o h.on and Mrtifeld Rathilior of tAS tuniter, lit s faatt:fr. Philiti Thresher, Gent. to be , Lieutenant, Vice Ldward I)atcd.()dtqber ttp4. its 16e teat Regiment of 141111 shire 41041 4 F tbA I.Ard Lieutenant. ratirs 1)101 Mackay, Promoted, to 64; LiellteMint, (omen Dulr, who retires. Dated Jan. rBo4. Archi. Gent. to be Ensign, vice j.intes Dub . i' , Ltekay, fated as above. Lieutenant lames Dull' iqau lcay to b..! Captain, vice Alexander Mackenzie Shaw, pro- Dated 1 , eb..18; 134,, ti-nsign A leson4sr %Vett to Eteiit:aw.int, vice rattics Drift' Mackay, promoted. Dated R o be r t Boyd Wilson, (;cr.t. to he Ensign,. vice Al t; Weir, preinoted. Dated as above. E.44vg:Ruers. . George Ludlow, of Pcngel.court, Throgrnorton.street, Lon.. on, and of r4c,w aruntbvio:, in NOrtil Argerica, Mert:haltt, , ' to surrender Od. 13, 27, at ten, and Nov.' 20, at UNCIStev- . Guildhall, London. Attdrnies, Nlessrs. Swain aitci } Stevens, Old Jewry. 1 qhtt ticiruniog vt Walsall, Stafibrdshire,dtuggLit anti grocer, to surrender tid. 24; At tour, 2i, at note, and NOV. 2:3, lit eleven, at the Littteton's Arms, Penkridge, Statrordshire.. Attornies, it r. lames Hunt, Surrey-street, Strand, Lon, don or Mr. loseph Snur:ier Watls4ll, Uartin White, of Portsmouth, county "tif Southampton, 'wlne..tnetchant, to surrender Oa. 43,, at, two, 24 , ar tett , and Nov, zo, at twelve, at the Gunge Inn, Portsmouth. Attorney, :Nit.. RogvecallaWay, Port.inouth. Richard floggins-Votl Bri031; cabinet-maker, to surrender Ott. 22 23, and Nov. 26, at twelve, at the Rummer Ta. veto., All Saints-lane; Bristol. Attimiies, Mr. Edward Stt•phetis, Bristol ; or Alessrs. Ltundluni, and Sweet, London. • William lames ct* Red Lion-svare, to stiwilder 6c.t. 20, 3e, an t Npv. ao, k; ten, at Attoilic:y, Mr. Morgan, Bcdfordjuw. Nov, Ix. Henry Evans, late, of Cane, WilOire, clothier, at trteven, IVltite flat Inn, Calve: (.)a. so. 1 antr:;, Ow elder itncl liu eYi Golding the ;An.; of (;I,,ncestinslnre, clothiers, at tliC u;i Mina) 4thatninott Common, Cloucestet. Nov. 3. I;(l4 , ,retva, of Abingdon, 13 ,, ...rh51tire, elev , :n, at the Red Lott Inn, Abingthin. Oct.;/. Thonus 4rOoks, of (;aim;bnrottglt A poctr, at' eleven, at, the Neptune Inv, Kittg:Aon-upon- !Lill, (lLt ,r,. 'rhornal. Niartin W4nvidtsline, atiii e `nciti3s' Ntt;iii)lls tit Stolle, 5 witor..l4l)ltc. cordwAintas and co-1)41441U. eirvezi, at the Union Tavern, Churry. street, Nov. 3. (.4otiae 1 / 4 V.Oker, of I;r39otwe, Essot, shopkeeper, at rco, Lontfort. N, v. 5 . iartlesex, brick. Ltyrt,.4l iCn, rti , C. N u v , 19, rciiih;ll.l Thotlll3 elasson, Burr. street, Lower 8..44, 4:,;it,di, M;ltti,,si.x, dealers Alld co partners, ai eleven . , at N , iv, 13 Ch.!rl;::T>.Strter,ot •"11-1L1 1 .e , .e2t, merchant, ar eh:v:ll 4 ;A (i611[01411, Nov. TT. re, of Norwich, ironmonger, at four, at tly, ,!: 11:;.%!stay, Gicat 0, ; •r, 33 , ;To kt,! of 1 Gloucester shirr, r.):Ttr • : •• • Lod.go, on IL:m.lpo l ., Corno;T T;, • . -... CANT::n. Nov. 3. . • „,, aret.street„ di s h„, (; , at ten, at (.trikt- hall. Nov. 7, Vi; • , f03',.-st.4.et, London, linen. OcA. charbum, 114bcicn-tiridge, YorkAiirt, ‘ottein.,spikincr, Whitchavcn, Cumberland, dopor. W.in ot L ondon, t;o-partlicrs. gt Liv:rpoul, Laticau cirt, timbv.lner. . THOhIAS tiu rc tispw; of die moyal N a • 19 appot Gt;:tf to the S:4-licilt:iineN at Poo!. 'KEW RUDDgR, rival the Nosy:York - Daily Advertiser.) Inventtd by Cyr. IVIUGFfiRD of the ship Ulysses of this Port, in J;inuary 1n pas4agt! to quseilles, an,d to which we liave given the name " The l'auglord Rudder," in honour of the inventor. The.Ulysres, under the command of Capt. WM . 'iltrorotto, 'and' belOnging' to Mr. Writ. GRAY, inn. tit tltis town, sailt4 from Salem, e:trly in ja law y, bound tn - Marseille... •On the s th of ja_ tarary,' lat. 41, long. 45, experienced a heavy gale of wind, and while rotting eight and, nine knots, a large sea smack the , sterii 'Of the ship, and car, tied away the ruddo - itt the tvater'S , edger, when the vessel immediately broached to. Tire main. mast' ,was:. sprung, and the hull lily exposed' to every sea. In this unfortunate situation Capt. MticiFotto was reduced to the necessity of steer ing the ship with_Cables 'over the "quarters for up wards of twenty days, making however the lest of the way towards the Western Wands anti Ma. The weather during the time %Vim cx.. tremely boisterous and the ship . much exposed to the seas. it Will during this interval - that Capt. MuqCOR3 planned and executed rudder "Oa he afterwards proceeded, in securing in its prliet place at the stern .of the ship. It is entirely of a new construction,' ,and dues the inventor the greatest honour. Merchants and seamen in partienlar.`must be under great obligations to Capt. Isiduavoith, tor the invention, and ! , tire Utored Slatcs will teel proud in- having given birth: to a Citizen who has conceived 4 . . plan so useftll, and important to the commercial. ip 1;1 e“, and, fr , on which we may cal. cutate thk the lives tit mariner may he rendered •11 - I,!' secure, and the property of our merchants be less ,expoed while on the ocean. The Li&sses returned to this Port a .few days si►rce, and several Gentlem:►en having examined. the rudder,' and a !mit& and drawing of ir, we are. enabled t►► give the following dcsciiption of this highly it,etni machine. The rudder has afithe' stern part attached` to it; made from .1 ,pare topmast which is about :it feet in length. The main part of the ludder,iv formed' from the swot, topmast, and four t (link sail booms secreted iogether make the back-part, the whole being I.,,hed with • small ropes, and •fiked in a proper mutter with bolts, and Canded on the sides wit:l oaards. The rudder is 14 feet in length, and.four tee' wide. It his eight or tert`eye.tealee, and thet,!,ire :on equal number on the falsestern post;' thr.:!ao which pieces - of iron . crOw.bars were put .dud used as pintals, and which, when properly pheed,' at melted and secured the rudder to the, rouse stern post, in'the 'skittle manner that pintail, gild os, and braces secure common rudders' to stern post. The old iron tiller of the ship, about six long, passes through the body of the rod. r,kr, n-ar the upper part, and atom which, on each side, topes were posed over the quarter of the shelf, to a toolast, running out 'near the tlizen chains, and: having a single block at the end, the proper tiller ropes teere rove through them, and tit,: ship they s;cereti in the usuii 'ittariner with the wheel. There are several large strap fastened to the take stern post, trout which hawsers were passed on each side at the vessel, in order to secure it in its pin. per station upon the oh' stern past. The old god. get r 9 still remaining on rise stern post, it Well Ile. CeSsary to cut mortisses into the false one to receive them, and these were found, of very essential ter? vice in keeping the whole machine firmly fixed in the assigned situatton. On the 3d of February tits whole was prepared, and the weather being then favourable, the new, rudder was hoisted over the stern of the ship with a 4.pound cannon to sink it to the proper depth, and the false stern post being entered, into the rudder east, the quarter ropes. hauled tight, aril' a few bit s . ie istet e thrattgh it front the head of the old stern pose, it was secured' and found to answer perfectly welt, and the ship steerid her course without.. anY difficulty. They were then in lat. 34, and long, 4 e. The passage to Marseilles wets how.perfortned'in the safest man. 'ner. When they arrived in Marseilles the new. held ;r excited considerable attention. The French took drawings of it, seed all the Captains . in Port' took care to furnish themselvei . with coMplete dels of it. Most unquestionably as it relates. to ships, it is the' most useful invention of the age. --f- . The Tian is very simple; , antis thecefore mote followed now it is found out. 'Every ship it; provided with materials to snake such a rudder —e' gun-carriages furnished the eye-bolts, and the spare spars on deck chiefly the other materials. Hereto fore seamen have always found. it impossible; to secure the new rudder to the old stern post. l'he. present plan avoids this difficulty. 'knew or falst stern ',List is invented, and the new 'rudder is pr 0.... perly secured to it before it leaves the..ship's deck, and thus the great obstruction to fixing, rudders at sea s is surmounted. ,Capt. Muovoity certainly deserves the highest eneomitints tOr shin and'Vve 'trust a grateful Country Will seknoWledge t that to him we are indebted for a discovery ing new' security to the' livetof men anti their pro. Terty, when exposed to the dangers of a stoutly and tempestuous accent. To seamen it will be al.' most unnecessary to add that the: cannon was with., drawn'from she. rudder after it was placed in its proper birth; and taken on bused the ship. Liil , lo()N Printea tly Hie.:1441, 11 k. Jut No. 4, :',1:011zi.... - ourr, its At tlit :Jur4.(...)islci,- No. 1 14, ; tl3ei C On Monday last George Courage, a waterma'n, rowed. against James Cittinoo, amither" witterman, for ten guineas, frov3Cliarltort Wharf,' WoolwiLli, to the Ifurse Ferry, in Surrey, the distance of eleven miles, which was won by Cannon, by a very little dt.timee. A number id bets were depending on. the occAsion, by wiiicit the- knowing-ones were taken in.—And yesterday two p,iir of oars, two 'gui neas, rowed from fl!actcwall to the Horse Ferry; Rateillit':, a ni,tance of three Miles, aOr:„st joeTul- Wm and his partner. A number of boats iollow.d,. to see the twie of the conter, which was skailut.) contended on both sides. l'ulitnn was deet:ed the winner, leaving periOrtned 'it 111 35 1;t1 ilich is corliiilered is grc.ti exation. :ru•t ) ; liftl'irvllfulf, lUi On Wednesday the 26th ult.' a person - hearing ' about him the appearance and manners of a man of fashion, took- occasion to call at the residence of , Capt. W—, (the husband ,of Lady B—), about three miles from town, under a pretence or informa tion, .that the !Muse and 'premises were to be lett ; this in reality_ being, the case, he passed away: the time with innnmerable and superfirus inquiries, till preparations were going on for the appearance Of dinner ; when apolnizing (,;r his long stay, and expressing a strong. desire ; to enter into an ; agreement fur. the. house (as well as a horse in addition), he was readily prevailed upon to par. take of the fannly dinner, upon a. presumptient on the part of Capt. NV, that he had secured a respet.l.- able tenant, durieg the tint! he should. he statitined with.his Regiment, whien,be had been•recentlyiar_ tiered, to join. this .rate of ease and. cornforu the strangt inucd to, prey upon he hospitality of Cant, W, till & . et eight in the evening;,, when, „ probably perceiving Capt. W. and : Lady 13. some. What uneasy at his long stay, he inqutred of W...." if . he , could give him, change for a 201. note, but without showing one,, as he had a hackney coach, to diacharge,,which he had in waiting all day ;" but no coach had been seen by the family during his, s t a y. Captain W having only two tot, notes, observed, " that as he was going OW in the morning, j tin his Regiment, the.stualler notes would be more useful in travelling than the latge," . and.holding a guinea,. with some silver, in his left hand open, the adventurer instantly availed himself: 1 . ./1 the opportunity',: and solicited Captain to spare him the privea, which he said-" would fully answer his purpose, and ,it should he manned with thanks .the following day r at three; when he would certainly be with the Captain again to close finally for 'the boric and house;"---but where he never peared The todowing day he intryduced himself to a well. known Veterinarian, in the environs of the Me. trOpolis, a .story, .. that he hat! 3 horse upon the road (for which he had given eighty guineas in, the ,North)', and who would ready town in, the even. nig; the purport of hi s visit was, he, said,. to an, nounce hta in tent ko i'nbringifig the hot se for inspre, tints the next morning at twelve o'clock." departure heobrained, .by reqnes t„ the loan of a.sr.fle, in silver, under. the . plea of . " immediately taking. hackney coach, and not having any, small Money in ins pocket.", ,The day and hour for the in. hpeetion of the north country. horse arrived-4ot no horse .appeared. In the course of ,the pre. ceding conversation, he had said,. '' that if the dele4t in the, ey e.„of his ''amour horse .consrituted an trosoundness,,he 14 , 01114 t.itsose of him at any los, rather than tide alior,e not in a state of And nete introduced. ' 4 ., his. in:ent obtainitig i .a ,house in the tle:q4;;bt.othood., drui of hi , iha . ving been' the day I .)4)re trill CapLti. ; but; not woad o f the backney coach. tie bolPitoktji .or , grimea. Expressed his want of two horses, one of superior dcscriptinn, and the other. as a 14.ielat hack. sic+;" iii reply to,this,:be was. old (by the person, with whom he was in entiversation), tiro he 4( b a d two horses inhis,posiession stir sale, Lonsigned tit him from Bath,, the property ut a Gentleman, : whose groom was here• to attend them, and .they stilod,itt a certain livery stable in the neighbourhood." thi s place he, went in the afternoon of Tuesday and gave the grnom notice of his intention to take, a trial of the horses On . the following morning at eleven ; at which time he appeared, and proved himself inure pair nal than in his late engagement with Capt. ;\\'.. lie had not, however, rode half a mile, upon the, road tlear Chelsea, before he pulled up his horse,, and with melt seeming r,:!gtet exclaimed, that " he had unluckily left home without taking money initia puelcei, and entreated the grown ,to 'lend him a guitlea, should he returned on 80, turday morning ut eleven yvith,asuitable . 'gratuity fur his kindness," Saturday is now past, and neither the boreceweennr theguinea, not gratuity has appeared. , Atter a tour to Putney .and its environs, with, a few intervening circumstances, not wbriby recital, Ire, upon coming within 'the third 'ore mile front the spot whence the horses Were filar taken, dis mounted, telling ate gtoom he shotild walk to ..Brompt on, Where he had 'occasion' to cad' ; at the moment of his disminniti4g and walking off, a Gen. tlernaothessed in minim7l,g, 'in a •tine.horse chair,. stopped hie home, and a , ,ked griatini "if those lityrses were for Salt ?" tip 7n being answered in the alfirthiltiVe; he inquired v. , iris great' eagrtne&a . if he knew' who that persen was: who, ,had peen riding them ? tv which the gtoinn replying . ",No';": the Getit:einan instantly eXclatin4t, Why the must notorious tyoh. eat 111 ;by 9- r d. it is Well you have not been swindled 'Out of One or both' your horses, h'ir.l, I:ny.v his" 'person as well as lit 'my' own 'brother." Upon the groom's men' tioninerht: luan of the guinea, he then said, "'My lad; fart . hat," and .trove. off, but not withAtt Mentioning' the tl,trhe of die adveol tier. As lie made several calls upon strangers aihen he rode the higrsea tot trial, thvre can Le little 410u61 of our being enabled soon to lay Additional inlorno. lion before +he ; - us at this inntrient, tie ha,e !aid 1,-fore us the snriginal I,:ttert teLived by a Noble'Eati; within the last ten days; upon which titoll'q l;as t,tco obtained by the saute pason ; and , 11 , ....5e we einbraCe' the first oiT u r. tuoity to sunotit to the verosal ul Our Reader,. On `riurstiay last,' ab.nit 200 Of 'the rlt rhttAinn of the Nlttlfot u.ho have tile 2d Ba . ttation ot z o,t Reginier.t of Foot, ; i f . rived at . Lineaster, pr.veeded Friday touns,.ing on their wive lor Ayr, in ScotlaEd. Yestetday, at Matlborough-street, a hawker of Linen- Dr tprry w,,s fUIIY coimbitted - for trial for stealing a ,quatitity of p'.a•e from the Bar of the Welsh [tarp Till/ern, in l'Agew:ivre-. Road. The. Prisoner caked at rite hone when .Mr. Hittr;sort, the I.2ndlcnti, wits 11.Z)ot tnitne, and 'being, very de• siroui of seeing, him, Ites.vas invite to dihein the BAt. Son atter dinner die Prisoner pieferred a wal, hut did return, and, in the ,evet and other - articles of plate were titis,hig. Ile was, on the'next day, detcded in Oxtoiti-Wc.tt. - , OCT. t `l'st E Circuit Court of Justiciary was opero d here on the 2.9 th tali. by the Right lion. Lord Cr4i3o, The Contt pioceeded to the trial of Pen For cljte,'smith, in,Howburn, accused of the murder cr hits wile. It appeared, that on slMediff,renCe they had parted, and been living separate tor 't ism years; that on the tat of August last, the wife tosembled several People-, chiefly women and boys, to the number of•twelve or thirteen, who proceeded, with her at their head, o tier, husband's house; where they threw some stones at the door and - windows , ' and roof, at the same timecitling.to " bring out the win:at." meaning a woman who lived with Fol'!-. dyce, said to be his mistress, and Atilt it was in tended to - duck. Fordyce . came out, preceded .by.. his dog, which run at the crowd, but was tear bilLk bythe prop*, whti were then distant about fil yatels‘. Fordyce then retttrnett into the house, ars3 >brought °otitis gun, which he !meted wish shot, No. 2, andadvaneed-some-paces from the dour to. the crowd, who, it was. tie") =nett by several of the Witnesses, were, then relreiting and irnme diately >fired. By this sh , )t several persons were wounded, and hi 4.. it Urea, one'pellet' striking her forehead, another tier- breast, and ,a third en tetirig`her chest, penetrated her lttngs arid heart, Which last immediately prove:l fault. The dente, was ably summed up by Mr. M A cot4 , ) ; cntr , on the part of the Crown, and by Mr. BoaNrir for the Panne,. Lord CRAIG . Charged .the J;lry, ex. piaining to them-the Lior, which it was their, pm vince, according to their Own judgment, of . apPii, to the fat, of this case. The' verdict returned by the Jury', found, by a, plurality 01VoiCeS, " the 1 1 0 1 -,? • 114 gutty lst 'Curps•bie itomi-ide'; but in respet the circumstances of this mostparticular they • • s recommended the Pannel to the clemency of 114. • Court!' Lord CRAIG, in ;pronouncing se ntencc stated, that -the recommendation of the' jaY weight :v lilt him to pronounce O less revireseri.te7 . . than otherwise he would have done; hot that ; arty • ame, it Wai proper to' remove the the phiee where this deed occurred. Hi s Lot 6" i ii ittrti ordered' hint to be imprisoned , r anniths, an to he boti4lied from &Nihon( for f-tirleen Y ear ' • Monro, alias Rost, siect6eti of t htle, ell guilty ,tcy the charge 44-:.tbei theft li'b ellc4 ' • ' I :, also,achnowledged that she 11 1 0 41 , by v."'" s r ' . • fences, been repeatedly banished trout t he town 3 n a pot tift'i6m for four teen. years. county, of Aberdeen. She was sentenced to tra ns. murder, w a . Davidsov, i'ilcetawd :dila- , on her petiii'on, consented to'by, the. Public rros cuter, s,:n;enceir tO baniShment for five years. The tatiovitg..is., an ,account of an rxrcrirn eri , t mAtie Lw jr, N CintWi,N, of Workirt.,totiliali en o At' • of the G Medal +affair& by t: c Society for ihs , 1 1,ns Wh!.at. fit-ans were ' s avvti g,r:°%:Pl d; thi.= ,, were and set “itt) st;11:10 '3". 'flit.' croll 19:ii`rdiNeel trill Need CU( IC, Atha et, cr . ;P of well ► clea.ri ti ng and tliC Wheat Upurl Wet gitninc7 f mach itttp2?r 4►re.tks* t n o Bute is every akit:c..cf:e(leti the j ' et e ti : i i se s t o i s i ni ; till tune of an"v. 'll\e beati4 %4fiit drilled a t 36 ioches iillntea after the inanntr of potators• k'r°P nr)stibnnitii , t• 'One bean proinced 70 vas , containing 300 fbeaos. StlIP --. • Pas‘3l h ~.. It ~.. -Y—the ~MirsogO, Ford, trotil Lisbon ; s„, _ ~, rite Atutit...4„ tram bilbo ; dot A 4. , ass*: b, OCY. . Goo d to,' - ‘ ; ' . : 1 1 .. • ,"41111ett. itolll..iittil ; 11614N:it, Gi.,11.1 Mlba, ~in"Yr li:ll:ifiCa, Caner, fruiii Sr. Ander() yi . ow Etliod . 7 % itl , ,, , frotil I , :lubeLit ; ' Q:wocc, Ilaniand;. COI ° `, o 4sa. r.),i,::".....-----rimAlq:ore4l, Sd.r.lli.kii,; Mary, Tbetal"°lll sai'Li,rn'''l. troi.v Q:i.:bec.. bu n , ,t uw , li. for Colicoii.i. , ,ezi ; Taber, Sail I tie, to ( a for ii..l - i xr Cvre, Mazen. ~a1:.1 William Ludwig, ,--:'', ,i e (0- A rclter,, :for Sevillt. i Aertilr e tsi ci;: 1 , 14- ntie ; crew Sitl'keil, -----, fat -11viValm • '‘;,;ctre fl , ,n 4 k: ive 605(01:leis A .. "", Ultigbss :V.rtiw Ktbieixa, Pl_dYor:: ~4111).. d en . "S",, 014 yicriGvbrotici, Brabign . , . . • VIRTU. • ... hitt , the . Sunday st'utliiht, 'at Lidoey-park, Glutteeste" ~_..., Lady of tits Right !jun. :kir. Bathurst, of a son' - ' . ... z. _-___ I, , ArA , R ,1? IND , r , i IWO' Moriday sett:light. at T a i i , , t rth, i n tbe, cot Tim -,„oine . . Roderick c; wynne,Est.l. eldest son 01 Thymic I low.e 00"ti),,cl: Esq. of 1;uck,1314,.. tit..-Uis Liza Awl"' ritl4 1 Itter ' l9' 'daugiltor of the laic Samuel ll ighes, Esq„.of TrvA ti ..,, tliVarde C'odrit , r.• ' - . t - of foli"' l'ei'll46...t•lY/eht '..',4 1i231-110titne„ IVilliam I'vplwr, Es(l. l 0 , idr k st-m.„ m the. ...outilv !)1 !(lilt, to Ali s s v o lley, s';',"'"',,,, s tif trentuy, one of thu NI an.., t ;et s dt the LoN es, 43 ''' ' pi • Comedians '..--"" • ' . _.....—.:--:-----r-- On . slitHttly . , Fr,mcis- 1:.. re I:sq of wark ,ve"ll ca'th. I' . . _ . . DIED, d ili t;l l. ' r Yt ‘i kl:tthe;SlCtni.:liciltailti:t.3):ollittittal:ltviitlL.CitcriVt.:l.ililal.ll4dtg'iv:iiie7l:elslit, t a il . o , h ' b i L g ro ic i t t °l l ld t e e gi n i (1 ; i t n g i : s1. 0 11 .4 ;' :-' 1141111:11.' 1 . ... n _ an . . ~ . n,J ton . IP . ". 011 Monday itic .Bth inst. at e.,uaktielci, SusseXi 46,01, yeat,, -Mrs. SUS.lllif4lll, !Jebel!. relict *a the ielr. ' be ° Lieth,.ll,, Rector of Sr. ivich../..is, Ilereford, sitterol _,fi! R. Pr. M..lyd, lt.::,e.tor ot St. (;corge, NtJ.i.c.,rx, i".,,,,,,, titer of the late' Rev, S. lietliiill, 'hector of Cl. l s'" ) ' , ' ,..iitii ,fr On the kith ult. at SfaatOrd,Suselt.llliTlol','"" 6 r%'''' fer ri c !: ~t'ari,A Tlionit,oli, Eigi. of Fuldaval,,Toriinatil 00 ''''' rrid4i.irjr. ilie 511 i ,itist, at South ,Laiiili:4l4 f Park, -Vsq. in the 2," ll' Vt;' A' i)t i . 'et.: Or On the -. l nit. •• ' -4 o"• 4- 1 . C. thirh,et , , , c , . , li t . riiheilt ~..ottage. ~.r3, - , -I • , _llO ,l, ton, wiiloiv of lienty Ccorlirtun, . Esti, of ri',t,..tii . tiamps.hito. . . Cutut' . oil the - -t7tli ult. at Ely-I-louse the Lady *;• 1 , , , heft A ri,tintner. , ~,e., On Morrdav List,. Mr, William -Green, of l' entun'''' tO WAIIYOfth %4.0.% - • 1- , I . %sin.m, agtx. 57. • I .o c Lately, .it Lilinbon:.t, Mr. Hugh kiwi:l:o9l.o s in Aberdetti. " tri c Y ff ,Last ivreit, at lemey, Mr. f".e ):i l e ll Paw ilitY Mutishilnium on Goat il the 5,.: vci I, frigate. .N 7 () YEaIE . . HunY• , b k L. Aim. shot Dino Siurrt ;It._ ti tu ~ r 15:11 5 ; Ogittiuto, 6.pr. floperi.+l3per eat. O.U° Pout. tar ;6 ` - ` 1 ; %I. t [(1 (;rlivettoritftlwrej; tetteri tot itic Editor, &c.•(prit:c.paiVA must t)e\p( cirrsed. liank Stook, shut Navy pcf : per Crra. I797albeit trtzz!:l s pt. 4 pc, t_ Mei* 3 t ra Kea. shut 3 Ci•,Colts= 01.57 , ;,.'7; , ;t - 4 - - •• --- , 1.-';--4;.