The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-01 00:00:00

r X~. . FROM . THE BOMB4Y COMER.' TO HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUrRNANT-OIMBItAL CR.OIInY, CONNIANDRIt IN CHIEF, &C.-..&C. &C. DONII3AY. Site,.--The Merchants of Bombay beg leave to con vey LO your Excelleneyit heir cordial congrar ulations on your return to tins Presidency, _after the successful execution of the important service, which a zeal .for . the honour and interests of your country prompted you to undertake, and whiCh has been happily se- • romplished with 60 little sacrifice of the gallant force • under your Excellency's command. While we justly appreciate the great national ad vantages that must How froth the rectuaion of the Isle of. France, we are particularly sensible of the increased security resulting to the commerce of In dia, of which the trade of this port forms so consi derable a part, and are desirous of offering to your Excellency a lasting testimony. of the sentiments with which we are impressed. We therefore' beg your Excellency will gratify us by accepting a service of plate, as a mentor - ill of the high sense we entertain of the essential benefits ren dered, to our commercial interests by the annibila - don of the French power in the East. We have the honour 'to ,be, very resptietfully, Sir, your most obedient Servants, FOLIBBS. and Ci.) BltUelt, rAWCIITT, and co._ JOHN LECKIR, SIIOTTON CALDER and J. P. PEREIRA and SORRINIIO. Bombay. April s, r. •:...r• TO MESSRS FORBES & CO. AND THE MERCHANTS 01 , BOMBAY. GaprrLevistr,—l most sincerely thank you for your gratifying Address, and I shall, with great plea sure receive the ,honourable mark of your gOod opi nion which you are pleated to offer. I shallalways remember, with satisfaPion that,one of the most tt on sic] er able. ati ti independent Bodies of Merchants, in the British Dominions, have viewed Rtay services, on this occasion, as. contributing to , the Security of the commerce of India. To the gallant Artily under . my command, and to the wisdom of the . Supreme Government, which formed the plan, and prepared the success of the ex pedition, the redulalon of the lale of Fiance, is tube attributed. gut ft would be afieetation in me to deny that I am highly gratified by the liberal praise bestowed on the pert which I had the good fortune to take in it, by Gentlemen so well qualified to estimate its bone ficial.consequencet. I have the hon Our to remain;, with the highest re , sped and esteem. Gentlemen, Your most obeditini and buttrible Servant, JOHN ABERCROMBY,-LieLH..GeO Bombay, Aptil s, tat tIiEDITERII4N.E.rIN. From the follovding circular, it would appear lbw Souk halt nivited American vessels to enter the pot MALAGA, Atlq. 8. • (4)aItICAN CONSULATT:.) SIR, • • Having observed by the French Gazettes that se veral of our vesstls had arrived with 'cargoes for the ports of France,. I made immediate' application to the G. , vetnor of this place, to know whether they uould be admitted on the same terms here ; and )esterday, he said, his Excellency the Duke of Dal tnatia had antholized hitu freely to permit all Ante man vessels to wale into this port . with cargoes of every article not prohibited by the'D,crees of. the Emperor (on whlch the French Consul here Should 'determine), to dispose of thoin in the manner the• Captains thought proper, and that they should be to rii.et permitted treely to . load and leave this .port with earge , es, tie produce of this CoUntry, on pay. ,ing the established duties, which I, tegnest you may commnoicate to any vessels or citizens in the dis trits of your Consnlate, that they May benefit of this disposition, if they ludge it convenient.' atn, (Signed) WM. KIRKPATIIIC4. To the .Constil General of the UnitiA States of America. . . rover Nthttotsr, Attu.' 17. 7 —Admiral Pellew ar rived here to take, the command of the fleet.; and Admiral Cotton is gone home. General Whittini- , ham has arrivedm Palma, to rake a corps there in the English pay: General boyle is .also here, last' froni Tarragona. Toe French by proclamation have invited the surviving inhabitants of 'norragona to return to theirhomes ; they, ask no questions at the ga es on going in or coming - out. Swarths of rob , bt!rs intent the Country, and every road„ in such a manner that travelling by land is extremely danger.' oils. The Junta have established themselves at &Poona, Issuing numberless proclamations for col levAing the remaining troops and deserters at Arens fie Mar, but with what effeet is yet unknown. Su. chet is gone to Arragon, with part cif Ins forces. , quarantine of observation for. three' days, has hero laid oit all vessels from, the coast `of • Catalonia aild Valencia. Those from Murcia are - restriacd to 15 days quarantine, Saturday weeb, an ingurst was held on the body% of a man unknown, taken up At third lock of the Grand Canal, Dublin. After the examination and evidence of &ttigeon` Quiol,m, the ;11try brought in their verdict of Wilful . Murder ag.:iinst a person or, pers 6 ri or persons unknown. There were several woundS on the body, apparently as , if given by a: sword ; the right side Of, the abdomen was laid open, tend the whale of the intestines were exposed ; part \of tLe left thigh nearly hevered from the body ; and the fingers of the . left hand hanging off; from 'which we must conclude tivit he made a grcat re sistance to his murderers. He appeared to be about 40 years of age, five feet seveninvhes in height, had' ,on a dark brown coat with metal .botions, opptitil waiiiteont, keTseyttiere stuali-dothes and worsted ItectOgs. LQNPOP & Printed by RiellAßi At the Sus QmGl, N iltid after some cottrntin conversation, asked That US, get httti '1 ttl. Bank . of' England dote . changed, hd did at a public house, and before they pa: he asked him at different times; to get him changed Iwo otl.er 01. Bank of England Which he did at' two' public- houses: All the Publicans attended and corroborated the hist witness's testimony, proJuced Mr..Dobree's clerk identified them ko be the saute he put into the parcel.--=lire .plisotter I‘3s.'et Emit ted tor trial. • HACKNEY 'COACH ES:-4-410/71(IS *Di):, the driver of a haekney-coach i i was brOught to the Office, charged : with exacting thou than his legal fare. It appeared, thuit a p.i.rty of two ladies and two gentlemen hired, the -Prue pit'S ,on - FrOtickty - _—ei.eifiligiiit- the : Green Man Inn, 'on Blackheath, and ordeted him•to drive 'to 4.lwid-street: The Prisoner asked thenvt - O take in two wirer pr.r....905, who had offered him seen shdlings to take Wein to t0W13,: - which they retthed, saying they :wished to 'haVe . the` coach ti - icurscives, - and should pay' him his tare. On the coach getting into' the London.road.,! St. George's Vields, the Pri soner drove the coach born side to sideof the road, and:the party, insisted upon his letting them out, - as they Lkinsidered their lives in clinger, •Whichlaving accoMplished„ he -demanded - fifteen shillings as his tare. One of the Gentlemen gave him three dollars,' and ire refused togive the change. He abused them With the most - blackguard language, • and 'followed them to another coach, and. endeavoured to' prevent •the - mac-hut:in Irani carrying them, .Mr.-Rear, the Sitting Magistrate, _convicted the llslendant in We full penalty of-31. and cots, for the exaCtion, andlamented that the parties had nut , sommoned hiM for misbehaviour, The , Gcn;lernan. declared, that 'he stood - forward to punish the pri ;soner fur the good of the public : he slionld apply the fine to a charitable .purpose, and gave direction's for it -to be subscribed to the• Society for the lidid small Debtors: It was accordingly taken .'to-the , Office, in Craven-street. Abel M'Donald, .another hackneyecoalimaii, ap peared to answer a sOmitions, "or refusing to take Mr. Hollingii, on 'the 18th instant, while •on the stand at the end - of Piccadilly, near the Haymarket, .after H. - had got into his coach, to Hyde • Park Corner. He was convicted in the penalty of 20S. and costs. . . On Friday evening, the party of 'Wrote beldnging to the Office, op the Edgware-read detecled:two :ben cutting a pane of glass in_ a shop wi9dow,-with intent to steal the property ; they brought them ' o the Office, followed by a number,of persons, which crowd - about the Office, and just as they were going 19, Mr. NARES ) the Magistrate, was en tering at the same time, when he heard a fellow close to him propose to another to attempt a rescue, upon which the worthy Magistrate seized him by the cellar, and took him into the Office, and held him to bail. - The, two men for cutting the glass, or , starring the glcize, as it is called, wetu committed for further domination. .BRIGH7'ON, SIIIPWRIICK.S.—Wo are concerned to state, that two vessels, insteed of one only, as. formerly un deritood, were wrecked in the late storm, at - Burling, or Berlin Gap, just on this. side of Beachy-bead, viz. the Hunter, dt'4oo time hurdler), and the Ea , milton, of 3uo tons, of and hound for . Lohdon, both being freighted from Martinique, with sugar; cotton, .cocon i cape, It gives us, blwever, the sincerest pleasure to add, contrary to formet ru motaro, that not a single life was lo,t . in this quar ter ; •and that, the maters and, crews arrived at this place on Friday eiening and • yesterday, the whole of whom have since left 'us 'finr London. About one\ third part of .the cargoof the.liuntir has been preserved ; but nearly the % , t ii:Ae of the Hamilton's is Inst. About ten poilnds were'adtled to the subscription opened here, fur the tienertt.of.the survivors of tl:e unfortunate :brig Hope, yesterasy, orno pg whom i s James I.lrady l the tlvot4gll a provincial paper. has numbered him, erroneously, Witt) those: that perished. TKOTTrwo,-Mrstc .—Saturday morning a poney, belonging to Mr: 'Starider, of Oxford-ihrOf,' per formed.amatch of miles in one.hour on . t bqgeroad. The wager was for fhfty,giliueas. Boxtas.—Crib . arrived in town yesterday, in a barouche and four homes, bedecked with blue rib., bons, with a Gentlenvn amateur' 041 Toe Ward; One CA ids Seconds; his reception on the road : was as great as that of 'a gallant officer could tiove been, bearing a narrative' I:Wis . & ions exploit. Not, the AdMiralty, but Great St. Aurdrew's,Street, Sit-en Dials, was impassable from the - crowd itSSeMble:l, and the l interidi of the Chainpion!s house was 'not stAcient to give audiehee to pairkianconeatidating. amateurs . ; but 'the'llall of his houie is a cool-sited, and they were received in two without respett to. superior rank... As we stated yesterday , Crih has suffered most'about the eyes, which, however, have . beer! well managed, but : f ro very biack, end ne has .not received - a 'single body 'huff. He _has cut his hands severely by hits, but he is altogether The Champion called on Molineaux ii-the Royal. oak, where he is snit confined, and be is slowly ,e -coveting. As we have ntready - staied, he los - walled : most on the lett lido of his body, which_ is hideously swollen, Mid the right side of his head, from the, neck upwards; his }aw is fraaured , in two.places, and be cannot speak intelligibly. Aiollueaux, has acquired considerable science, but it partially forsook as it does all others who have 1104 acquired' early, when he' got (lobbed. Curnsiderable, dissen sions prevail amongst persons who had -previously' been considered goi:d men, and who had. : declared off their bets. The matter is thus, a certain num ber of persons had tiken odds at about two lo one, and when the odds became higher,.and Okay found they had been badly to market, they declared them. selYes oil, a thing unknown in sporting,, 'after they had been on. Gib WS Condescended to take the , chair in public . to-morrow , at Cob's Chop - house , Holborn,' to a - selea party of swells. In the rep' rt of the second, battle yesterday, by a transposition Of name, young Crib was said to win, but it was the countryman, who was two stone heaviest. Prot __ it ,. HAM.? IS, Of No. 4, &tartlet-cot:it, Bow-Isiftti *ud blithed by WILLIAM Aft MI r a ER S PI'S. South Mo.t s~r~et • 4..rosyco ;47 °' 12 s Strauds wheio dfirertitements, Orders for the Paper, Letters fur vie k:dit2r (pot:laid), must bc rset, POLICE. PUtinffALL..--Yesterday a miserable looking old woman, who called herselt Muria ,arace, near 70, yeas of age, aid whose personal ,charms might qua iffy her to represent fit .ale, car the i rkilch of Endor,. was brought up for examittatiun, charged with raising a mob, and creating a riot, ,about the house of a respectableLtosier, in NeWgate-street, on Satur day night last. The complainant statei, that she "had frequently done so before ; tor successive 3-cars she had insist ed that he Wag her husband, had dtlltri.44 her, and must either take her home, or give her. a Sep3r;it: maintenance';' and that she not only lid this claim to him under a name totally difTerent from his own, but had imputed the same maritatcruelty to his part+ ner in trade. The defendant, in - .her own vindication, - insisted upon the truth of her claim ; and Mid, , she was mar ried to thisfolse man SiXtet - 11 years agn , The complainant, a resPeauble and vi ell-looking min, not much. more ti)an forty, solemnly *our of `this alliance; , and, iodeed, none but an inveterate antiquarian could have been disposed to hiive esponscd her, even at the time she stated. It was pretty clear, however, from her deport inetit,that the poor woman watt deranged' in her ititrllecls; .and the. Magistrate . ordered het to be passed to her parish, which is ,in the neighbourhood of Tower-hill. illichuel Cook and, James Mr'ereagh, two of those. pugnacious Hibernians who bare for some time carried on the war between the Chichsaws - of Chick lane, -and the Catalaws ()ISt. GileS!s, were . brought up on a charge, .by the watchmen, belonging to Cripplepte Ward, of riot and • assault ort Saturday night last.. It appeared from the testimony of one of the watchmen, that, while on his stand, near the • end of,Whitecross-street, about one 'O'clock, be heard a cry ,of,stop ! and,§iaw Cook running :" he attempt ed to seize iiiM 4 but Cook knocked him dcswn in the kenUel, and then chastised Irian for fiAng,.by several severe kicks. on the'head, back, belly, and . sides; so that,he was unable to stir, and was atin • ally taken off by some of his conspanionS for dead. A number of . watchmen came up, having heard of the fate of theii companion, to, take the offender into custody ; when-M'Creagh, a huge fellow, began to . play about their heads and shoulders with a little stAtch he flourished, tantamount Ip4l- middling bed. pest ; and . in this operation he was joined and sup ported by a number of his countrymen, out of WhileCTl9Sistreet, armed with stout shile/agits. The two defendants wert?, however, secured, after a desperate resistance and taken to .the Cornpter; the deputy-keeper of which stated, that a.party of their countrymen .came to see them there on Sun— day,lobviouslyfoi the purpose of enforcing their en largentent,tand h4cl . adually gut one of then,out as far as the firit gate. The Magistrate offered them the alternative of volun.eeting for the naval or military service, or of being committed fey the assault. They. preferred the latter, and were accordingly committed to find bail for heir trial: _ _ Anne Pine, a woman of the town, who plies her calling in the N , iciptity of Fleet-mat ket, was charged by 3. Burner,' the lamplighter of the ward, with robbing him of a metal match and gold seal, on Sunday morning, about one . o'clock. He stated, that he was going -his. usual trimming-rounds, end on turning the corner of a lane that leads into Theet Market, the Prisoner, who 'stood there, seized' him' by the kit hand, and suddenly snatched his watch (rum his fob, He instantly seized her, when she threw herself doWn in the Mud. Two young men came up, attempted to rescue her, and pelted him with hind ; but he took her to the watch-house.— No trace o the watch, however, could -be found on searching her ; and he supposed it must have been given to one of the persons who attempted to rescue her from hint. The prisoner was fully cOm miLkea. ' . ITAT'rom.GAttnow . .---Yesterday two young bloods of the names of Belcher and Swagger, were ,brought before: the Sitting Magistrate, 'charged whir the,rnischievOus but witless arausernent of smashing lamps, train Bedford .row, along Gray's-inn-lane. .They were conviaed in the penalty of twenty shil lings, and ordered to pay the expenc.es of the frac tured lamps, alter a severe reprimand from the Ma gistrate. ' INottAmuna.---Surah White, a l young girl, was also broUght before the Sitting Magistrate, charged by Mrs. Margaret M‘Guire, of St—Giles's, on sus picion. of having, robbed her of some linen and wearing , apparel.. The Imam() 'prosecturot had accidentally met the prisoner some days ago ,in a Wretched 'state of health, with A deep wobrid in her bead, and having known her some years ago, and' complissionating' her condition, she brought her home, gave her some refreshment and her night's lodging: In the ,Morning, when theprosecutrix got . up, she discovered that her ungrateful guest had. decamped, having tatter) with her property,. &c.--- The prisoner' was remanded' for farther eitatnina . tion. 'Bow-sTitEP.T.—Yestlerday Charles 'Shropshire, a porter at' therGiAden Cross Inn, Charing-cross, un derwent another examination, ,charged, with feloni ously stealing three int. Bank of England notes, the property of-Mri, Dobree, a pawnbroker, 13 ford- st reef . _ _ It appeared that on • the I nth instant,, a parcel, containing ,three 101, Bank of 14ngland notes, and aeyeral , other articles, were taken to tho above Inn by John Pogoley, a Clerk to Mr. Dobrce,- dirg6ted to Mrs.t?nbree, at EJit-itteet, Worthing, who paid for itt; bauk~ng, fir, Frederick Thompson, a clerk at the inn, proved, that on the i Ith instant; when they wese• log the parcels to go to :Worthing, Mrs, Dobree's was missing, and could ,not he found in the inn on which day the prisoner was employed as porter there, and bad the care of the parcels to *milting, and the conveyance of them in a hackney-coach to the Elephant and Castle, to meet a stage there to comer them to Worthing. Thomas Darweli, — hach,ney-coachmat), said, that co 'the 12th inst. the,prihoticr caked upon him, ..; latex futh4lsl '-oilints‘, l iv' ag flit ' red in tk Imtubiin .a-great quantity o f bia, k c Ittlo v.ll , sl . )eq) arrived Thera tor exportation w En;land,' the .1 0.1 ' 74 of butchers meat has Oen considerably in 'dot tt, °tie g raticr had sent in on e thoOva d tuarif2 head three Weeks ago, which remained there'on thi On Sunday morning, in Great Cumbellaild-place, the. Larry of Charles Hanunersley E.sg. of a Llau6hter. Pr i ir i l l g S le7Li ti lr L t. l' U t t le ju s t lc.l•4llecte 1.44 Pi. Sit _ coAottel"daateiriaajeAr 0 7 . 3E'6,l_ll;eitn:le:s:St:lll:ll;er, Esq. M. to '4' Utt _Saturday lair, at Paid-LIM, Susex, Berljsmin stone, -01 .I,toulescombe_pi..A4ei to Mrs. titidsun,liii• (low or Caltraiit Thomas 111.1 1 / 4 is oll , liOr" 114 eQuIP.")) service. •qiit{)l ii.ignition, Norfolk, Mr. Frost, to ' On . - Saturday last, at his house in Great Mariblre.4ll, street„George ttsidaty, Ersy: in ine 59th yt.r 000, 1,, At Nl.Kten , t, on the f3th 4.4 Au; lo vvlic t ' l ', 4:vi Ef l for the lee...very:of his rie.ritli, Ilerb,:.tt Nana I° lc° ' -.l ' . Ilite of C; FUVC- place, in the couut yof runts. ~,,i tit On SUIld, i ,Septeirtber, 1 5-,. NI r. lustaa (AA .4 at I.i) hou)::, in b weetillg'::•o2o, ltoyai f:10.11.04., 1,1:4 Thuis:.i.ty, at his Seat, A;alWia: Ct (.)Vt:, pal 0 ,1 4 ,' I. I ,I ' . BillingsicY, Esq..al;ed t)a, Autior ul the' A6tl6lo'" vcy of the Coutily of Somerset. - '•'' ' 1161 4 ATER ,AT-.I.,G N DON 1.11:1 1)(it It U IV orlsil.g, a fter a. E v ening, 2.6 i.t4( M PRICE. r t pcia VISTLIt DA. 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Ships soli • A 24, 0 1. 5° 5 4 1 / 5 , 4- 0 ,1 j; 136 Newcastle . . • 77i ' 1 4 ,, 01. i t tl 6 . ..... 2 Sundertaild .•. 1 ' otl• '-„,„, s (-hiders . • • . t) St. James's 14.1atkct 4s. 0 .4. Clare Market "iititecltab, )~pricer 4s. O. Itcr sculls: at 81b. Ss. ad, \ r,4 . t: price 4, 1 ~,,~=