The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-16 00:00:00

)11t it Or re " Ti 'll l ' r ti • r esolved anon, Ed , s ued ni l i roclathatioti ordered to . lie is ac cordingl y. • le Princess of ALES -(says the 4eritabli' , ( Cht "ie/e) has appointed the Honourable KilqiE? left llA: ''EN to h - e ber Chamberlain. Mr. CRAvEisi . En 1 Faris g and some time ago, and he is now at letter) le has received his appointment by a ti: teri i_nstructing him so repair to Brunswick,. titer to m eet her th ence Royal Hi g hn ess , an d f rom 1 ° :, aPeornponv her to It a ly." tib l l'e tr ust , 11 illtleE4! for th her 'Roial High ness -i s not goi ng to . ough - she h as to little encouraged the . p Enemi es a t home, we can scarcely .sop :e sh e would countenance those abroad. Pey= . 0 f. 1) .' af ter all, this journey is oily for the purpose ;, kilit'oducing BILLY' AUSTEN to the ci-devant tui,l l : f 116111 e. They will make fine playmates ; a f t a'e.aen knows what Thrones they may here T _ ti Pet ° asPi.re t o - -the one. living, even now, on a tir'4lho4 fr ° l ll the F rench Government, and the, -nest JOHN - BULLS 135,000/. a year ! ! .. W e r e tte,,ite q u est the attention of our Readers to the , • h , , 41 1 / 45 ` ramplilet on the subject of American ) wh• ' -teh is noticed in our last page. • . A Th lett er 0 , v ' t for tt , L .' the 13th ult. from New . York . , in AM; . I a postcript, has • the following Tara h,4,l'7": li a ; 'nut ' s • - rs ',." Just heard of • British force having land e d on -:;' the b elaware,' t and that some American troops I,Si've.°l.ttose it.” :veil fi,(lsh vessel, lkottrid to 'Holland, has ar tie 244: 4 4 ' o Janeiro, which left that place on Iv t ' l "tti,, - ( , ) f May. She touched at Fal mouth, rllic ( L - i. " letters for this country were lauded, l'''''ti ti " a ` e of - the 23d of 'May. By. them .we . t o, e i'ltt i , ' ,.: the convoy had sailed previous to her hp t x ' a nd its appearance, therefore, may . Yth Pecti.d . ' Another onvt iy was appointed f ii. t k ilt .. c 11 ii, u ' a ity to sail from Rio on the Ist . Jol l y. j i , l2il S, IS a great scarcity of produce in t le I:',4lli'ytialld generally throughout the cotton t1 4 ,;"4 p p le tops are very'deficient. The packet tl i : l 'Rt I la -4 ti e , il etl Rio on the 22d of May. The ex ,,trati "en rising ever since the opening of Al e of 11 ti 0 1 , l e 0 4 1 - niiand i itis at 94. t4 itt f •,Y a rticle 'of information through this ;'''l ti, ''" the River- Plate, is the following; lapil.,,tht,end of April .. ,(f t4 ' 441 4 t ' l, () i ',, it a of peace between the ports of tht: . Rio ! Ie T &1 11 ' )1 1141, , , e "ee t of Buenos Ayres is off Monte Video ; (I:C l eicl • "Y. at two o'cloc - k, a Cabinet Council. A iber,,,,!ltth Poreign Office which sat in close -T!,l'' 4; 1 1 , (41 till about four, when ' a Messenger Was e ke , 4 is • d t t er t o Brussels —Mr. 1 4 . 4 t 01,1, it 3 an ano th er a iti lt e ell t() i ti oder SecreLiry of State,,is about to Ti‘vith b. 4i ls.— . Yesterday a Messenger was 1-1,,h1e butitsi4rtehes to Sweden. tie .4 et, e of CAMBRIDGE, on his return to t i e the of attended by. General DON and Cap -1 j• er il . ' I lii l Yli , 'L'Am BE'rzTliccx arrived in town yes il ~ 001 tl i Lnir o ,, i e Mediterranean. He came over- Sp - '''d ,g 1 Italy, Switzerland and, France. Pt4ZA"lsa itAILEttEAoit, ,after dining with the ,Le ra ,, - ke Ass A no a, went to ' his house . at C4 4 : 1 , 4 i t ,„''' ltence he was to proceed last night 4 1 441 -Piling to Dover, to embark for the ~, r i ti It . . ,e. ll. ,''re iiil,7's Loqship goes first to Brussels, ' 1 1en' 4 1.. k ,„,, t- sts the Sovereign PRINCE of the I ; ( 4),, r , s es t - t ", ° l7 . s , With the Order of the Garter. He ';t s -'lr• to l y ienna where lie will pay similar l'i: - ,; 1 0 , r , 4 t i l : t 4 e k.) tup'eror of AOsTuiA.. It is nu.= I tk 4 tin ti‘ Nis Lordship will remain at or near li t i \l 'ti n , i . ). le. assembling of the . Congress. He ' ''‘h *, ',,t'' liu% le(l by Mr. PLatli.A,• Mr. MORIER,• t° i' L-4 j . L-k 1 the King's Messenger. Lady (ittil)Flt- tut went to Foot's-cray in the morning I Ntk r l i e ral i g..).,ing,' with the Noble Lord. I ' 4l l ill the I "r• liEcKwrrn having been sue th 11 . l e eoto ' it, 'olds b 'nand of the troops in the Lee , . 11 " I 'll'h i Y Sir J . :LEITH, is, come home in T., i t , . i ii,, -. 41 , t 0,,, 0 1 , ail, .itti altd . 1, . iii ti of the flotilla - on the Lakes . of_ ' t ,g p ,,,N . i i . Jle event of the resignation, by-ill r°t 4r,„ 1. tikt,'"lßs IEO, would be taken by Sir l'i l vial ) '4 Co annisiioner of the Nav4l De-,. Ili) i , e f o . e e. kii No ►te e at 1 44 ' b ilt ,P"eseni in the Netherlands, Ha (ie't i 3 ' 4 10, 00 e ;,' , and British, is supposed - to 4) 4 , hi ( l ~1 , 'li en. . AA W e 7ii(i co`r,e British troops which occupied t)tzvt ''ll(le,.st.'ica were to return. fo Sicily. IL, 14 t o 6 `lnd Lie utenant-General Sir Wm. • ` P etl e the 3. . • ti t) "%ttl.,i'leti„n ospect mg General of Cavalry, . 1 . 4 . 4,4 y h t . of the StatrOf die districts. Ii,NT ii;i i , 'lig the Anniversary Of the Asstimp „ k ':1 illa s , , •blii,'• 1 .4 .1 1 c1, • ~''as chatinted at the Royal ti tts '° ; ) d, ti iii.,, e ',;° Tittle King -street, Portman- It t ,''at ti zA' s, ,`„ e i ' Ice was performed by the y - oi l , t 'l:1 1 , k ' '''l'll6 CuENE, &c. There Were h•hi, . l,e d e li b 'qt i ,' ‘S'. e ( :. 'Pa I ,„,,,, — '}iftl, it Count de CHARTER, 11 -, I % t Ct 4 . 1 --A Y, le Count de MONTALEM r,'t It 'at, 'Y to t ,, ~, Oy. 1 atte - . I .tubaFsv.. The Duke tie ~.it „ 4 (•N lui e. ,l 1 , 11 '1 '1.,,c -° l'vs i i • ,)y Marshal NE v, Colonel of lA:kti. t ' t "' th e . si " Gov Francaise, and twelve W l4 e' ts4 . l A itl Y tici ll ,' t "'Ts, in Gill uniform, which .f I .„'" 4. te r ii - ' The 'Chapel was crowded to ''l4 ;st're(l , . 1e •ervie -.- . 1 Duke de ~ 4' 111 4. 111 1 0 e WAS mer,.t ie t h 4:1, 4 01 14 ,. ..,- Couis.t de CHAIITRE, to his. , I t . t ) ' li t c : ltb Cii: l ‘ „ Ls tlllar e . 4:Llte 1, nf ch. "eti.Loß (lid ;at sit yesterday in 01 11 . e ‘ i' l l t,j u l s et iki rl ir il e c d er in en nseipience - of his . pre- Kii,,l4rol pf. ' 1 a I)t ivy Council, held at I . ti i t , of 4, adie, 1.. o f PC4,I, ill'e l." '‘IS been respited durinz the ' t I 'l f( n . ti dl -. Ur - N , - v , 'll' 4 1 1)ei l . 'e ell s , • - GP•NT. tk "1. if, • 'ing weiik to be advanced il ' e 'le e . I 'nel i Glts Nice. ' ,J1,,, t , iit 1., •.°v(Alinient • ` 4 !tik , 4( 100 vPairiti,, the , is at a Versailles';considerabe % Nl,' 01.kn4'„ Chateau de Li'lie - Ton it - are stated to be, at present 'lf ) 4 tilt d , ' 1 1 ,, IN.; ,n)e,,, 1:11e:lig to t i ' q tli • - ~•,, . of til Ie P ost soe„*whole of the Gentlemen I , I S ap t „,..e tio tise 'fi.ce, laid before the Coin-, ' I""ei,t,s7"etio,, , "4- Commons, prOve that - te . 4 ' l whi t ); " . e . fic ieticy of room in all the %e d .. tile business of that Offi ce ~. tiit - tioilliAJ; . . • Ludlow, August 13, 164 . . pleased to Inseit the following. ii! your NeviSpaPei', and you «ill oblige, Your most obedient Servant, To the Editsr of Tut St! "It is reported a considerable, fotet going to attack the Floridas, whiCh ari so rkstitute of every thing, vegetables for the table not excepted,thatottO rniy must hive aeoriSeant sup ply of food from the ships. There is not any harbour4"either in East or West Florida, that not a bar-barbour, over which bars there is only water sufficient for a frigate of 32 guns. The harbours are of immense extent, add have from 20 to one fathom in. them. The country is overjrtin with fir-trees; the' sand is as white as snow ; and in -thesarannahs ani swamps there is a little sedgy and coarse gras;i. Ship Island is the only harbour nigh the mouth of the River Mississipi, in which harbour there is sufficient water for a small frigate. The Mobille River is navigable, as far as Mobille, for vessels of little draft of water. As a general rule for making the Coast Of Pensacola, in West Florida, if a ship meets with shoal %tater within sight of land, she is to the eastward of the mouth of Pensacola Harbour; if with shoal water out of sight of land, she is to the westward of that harbour." e ,11°1 ie ti`" Cli'li"'' 4ael Il ,(I ilb d 'll a ' s 0 01)01 y; tt I)" tie ( 0 c` 0,00 It bo"t 0 1 . ,re. 7 Pt' to e od• ,~c p 3 ~.r N~ r{B NAVAL NEWS. DEAL, AUG. 15.—Arrives! the Griffon sloop of war from Ostend, .and the Goliath man of war from Poitsmouth ; and has sailed for the River Wind S. W. . • • PORTSMOUTH, AUG: 15.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Norge from Plyniouth ; Fervent. sloop of war from Havre de Grate. Sailed his Majesty's . ship Dexterous for Plymouth. •QatllC into harbour his Majesty's ships Semiramis; Plocris, and the Literpool.—Wind Westerly. -7 • FALMOUTH, AUG. 13:-.,--Sailed the D u k e o f , • Kent packet, - with a mail for .Lisbon.—Wind N. N. W. By accounts from St. Michael's ,to the 7th nit. the following American privateers had put into different ports of the Azores, and been supplied with provisions, &c. vithin a month ;' viz. , Pike, Yankee, General Armstrong, Kemp, and the Limier. The two latter were blockading the port of Fayal, and prevented two English vessels, laden with wine, from sailing f o r their-destinations. • The Royalist sloop of war has, it is said, ascer tained that the Americans are in possession of (rut private signals. Whilst cruiziug she. observed - -large sloop of war, which, on being telegraphed, answered she was the Wanderer, and desired the Royalist to close. On doing so, the Royalist -wade her ont to be n enemy, and gave chase, but without effect. - The, Neptune, LLENAS, from Porto Rico, ar rived off the IVight opt SundAy, spoke on the Sun day preceding . his Majesty's sl:ip Acbar, with a fleet limn Cork ,for_ Newfoundland, Nova -Sco•ia, &c. (about 40 sail); . all well. The Margaret, RICH-ARDS, from New Provi dence to Bermuda, was - captured the end of _May by the James Monroe, American schooner letter of marque, from L'Orient bound to New York, and, after being, plundered, was given up ; she was again taken and plundered, a few days after, by the Perry Amet:ican schooner privateer,. and ar rived at Bermuda 31st May. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Captain Skene to the Asia ; Ciptain Wainwright to the Tonnant (with the flag of Sir Alexander Cochrane; ; Captain G. Bligh to the Araxes ; : Captrrin Suckling, Merope,; Captain Cobbe, Penelope; Captain.Nares, Philomel ; Captain Montaessor, Rorer ; Captain Cecel, Satellite; Capt. Coffin, Shearwater ; Captain H. C. L. Irby, Thames ; Captain J. Fisher, Wasp; Captain T. Jones, Albicore. vice -Captain Boxer, promoted to the Aquilon ; Captain W. Black, Astrea ; Captain J. Fearncaux, Cephalus; Captain G. King, Crocus; Lieutenant Iltird, many years Flag-Lieutenant to Admiral Pickmore, is promoted to the rank of Coaantasader.—Liente fruits Dickenson, Pucliinghorn, and James Ttnmend, are promoted to the rank of Cominanders ; Lieutenant Kent to the 'Dominica (lately recaptured - by the Majestic) ; • Lieute nants T. Jager, Statira ; -R. Pearce, Raven ; K. Daiiford, Spitfire; G. Butler, Hydra; C. luglish, Portia; •J. th - iivicy, Valiant ; R. S. Harvey, ; Mr. A. Aix, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant of the Poinpee —Mr. Williams, Cler k of the Cheque at Sheerness, is removed to Woolwich, vice Kittoe,' resigned ; Mr. Kennedy, Naval Officer at Milford, to be Clerk of the Cheque at Sheerness . ; Mr. INl‘Kaio, acting Naval Officer at Lisbon, to be Nairal•Offieer at, Milford ; Mr. James Walker,,Pnrer of the Penelope, to be actiug Naval Storekeeper at Quebec. - Our Militia was dismbodied on Saturday ; and the Officers have liberally presented the Infirmary I with the linen and various utensils of the mess, apd a donation of 20 guineas. This county, Glou cester, and flexclord, exhibit, with few excep tions, the fnost cheering prospect of abundant •trops of grain. —Birds, this season, are in large coveys and very strong, in this neighbourhood ; we trust, however, from the lateness of the har vest, sportsmen will drier their amusements to a later period than the Ist of September.-7—(Wor aster Paper). EDINBURGII, ,AUG. 11 . —To-morrow -tile sp cond divisioa of the depot Of the 27th Regiment will arrive in the Castle. It will form a corps Of above.6oo men, nearly all effective.. Yesterday morning the first troop, and this s morning the se cond troop of the 4th, or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, marched from Tiershill Barracks ; on their route for Dundalk. The other troops fo)low.in succession.—This morning-, the first troop'.of the 2d Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, arrived at Huddington. THE RECORDER'S REPORT.—Yesterday the Re corder made a:Report to the PRINC.E REGENT of the following Convicts under sentence of Death in Newgate, viz. .Henry Lye, for burglary--John Field, alias Jonathan Wild, and Michael Berry, for a like of f ence—Ora-cies Wilkins, for horse stealing-LAnn Williams, John Fisher, Chin-les I - 10l lingshead, John Roberts, William Pritchard, Francis Turner, JOhn Robinson, James Knight, and Samuel Knight, for steal ing in dwelling-hou's6—Willian Marshall alias Masseter, for burglarv—Mary Doan and Mary Leonard, for coining—Thos. Alexander and 'Joseph Payne, for stealing - privately nt a.shop —Chas. Smith, alias Chapman, for returning from trasporta tion—John Mitchell, for forgery— , Joachim Boaz, and Moses Rochtoz, for stealing in a dwelling-house—Francis Sturgess, for a highway robbery—Michael Maroney, Malonex, and' John Ashton; fora like olience-t—Thomas Wall, for hOuse breaking—Janies alias Josephs, for highway robbery— and Charles Elliott, for maliciously cutting, &c. When Henry Lye, John Mitchell, Francis Sturgess, Michael Marcmey, alias Maloney, Joins }fi eld, alias Jonathan Wild, • and Julio Asht on , .w ere ordered for execution on Monday next. 1 1 6 n f4PkikPTU. • MOTTO. . , " Ocil-herie, I got Lt clic° fright 4 ‘ I dreauet And green a' last night." Old Scot c/1 yeiigeftil, spleen, To Puzile truth:twiXt red and green, Yet all his efforts prove, alack! The whiile affair is uric deep black. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT': Yesterday his Royal Highness the GENT held ;I Court at- Carlton-house, which ,was attended The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the. First Lord of the TreaSury,•the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the 'Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Secretaries of State fot the Home. and Foreign Depart meats, the President of the Board of Cuntroul, the Comptrol ler arid Treasurer of the Household, the Spanish and Mitch Ambassadors, Le, Mc 11erwick‘ and d'Albe", Lord Clan- Viscount Chetwynd, the R e c or d er o f L c i n d on , & c. His ROYAL HIGHNESS lield a Privy Council, at .which Viscount CHETVYND attended as Clerk. After which the Panic& held another Council, at which the ReCorder of London was admitted to Make a 'report of convicts !tilder sentence of death in'Newgate, when, we understand, five were.or deredfor execution. Le Due deBEtiwICK and d'ALBE, was introduced to th.e - PRINcE by - the Spanish Ambassador. Lord CLANWILLIAM MIS • introduced to the PRINCE by Lord Viscount CASTLEREAGH. The Dutch Ambassador ; the Spanish Ambassa dor, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Eld of LIVER POOL, Viscount SIDMOUTH, and CASTLE REAGH, had audiences of the. PRINCE REGENT. The latter took .leave of his ROYAL .131GuNEss previous to his ..leaving England on his Foreign Missions. THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR'S GRAND DINNER TO THE DUKE DE BERRI. - Yesterday his Excellency the SPNNISEt AMBAS SADOR, Cwint VERNAN NUNEZ, Duke of Morcrut,- : LANo, gdve a su►nptuous dinner to Royalliigh uess the Duke de BERRI.; at which were also present— . The Frencht;Austrian,Russian, Portuguese and Dutch Am bassadors, the Lords Biithurst, Westmorland, Liverpool, and Castlereagh, all the Duke, of Berri's suite, viz. Countsde la Ferrmay, Mesnard, de Irissac de Maylly, de Chabot, 'de Chabannes, and General Muntleger, his Excel lency thy Dute of Berwick and of Alba, Grandee of Sp a i n o f the first class. Baron Montalemberg and Mr. de Bacneval, Secretaries to.. the French Embassy, and those &dunking to that of Spain. ' . . . , During the dinner the greatest conviviality and good humour prevailed i this being over, his Royal Highness , took leave, and got into his car riage to return to France ; and the same was done by. Lord CASTLEREAGH, to proceed to the, Con gress through Holland. The whole of the Com pany were dressed 'in their respective uniforms, Which give to die banquet a great addition of splendour and brilliancy. 4 The Common Council of the city of Cork at a recent meeting resolved unanimously to express their thanks to Sir DAvir, PEaxzEa, the Mayor of that city, for his conspicuous loyalty in having first proposed the public celebration in that city by Jubilee on the Centenary AnniVersaly of the Accession of the House of BRUNSWICK to the throne of these realms, and for the judicious and unremitted attention evinced 'bv him in the dis charge of his various duties as Chief Magistrate, and for the splendid, dignified, and independent manner in which he has upheld' the rank of the, first municipal Officer of that ,great commercial City. This measure is equally honourable to the Corporation who gave and the Magistrate who received this tribute of civic respect and, appro..' bation. A Lady of rank, has, it is said, ordeied a font to be made of solid gold ;- likewise pap-spoons, and ,a boat, of the same metal; for Mrs. SOUTH-, COTE The same Lady personally appli e d to a ce lebrated, shoemaker, in Bond,street, on Saturday last, - and directid burn to make, without delay, pair of white satin 'shoes ; they are now finished, having on them embroidered,. in silver, the follow.- ..ing motto, " King of &dem, Priest of God."—We take it for granted she will be looked to by her friends. Such a person is as fit for a private madhouse as the insane Impostor is for Bedlam or BridewelL Miss SrEPHE'43 made het• first appearance on the Edinburgh, stage on Thursday last, as Polly, in the .Beggar's Opera. She was -received on her 'entre, and throughout the piece, with very great applause, and is highly admired for thc'delicacy and,pathos in rheir style'of singing. A punster, on hearing of the late - adjournment of the tchamber of Deputies at Paris, "said, .it was no wonder their voices oould Dot be heard in the midst of a ring of Belles. friemis Jahannoll Southcote expect her to be delivered shortly —into the hands - of the Keeper orSt. Luke's. Mad-ho Use. It is now known, that Mrs. HENRY JOHNSTON, in the event of any 'unlawful proceeding on her, meditated aerial voyage, meant to lay the. venue, not in Ayrsh,fre, but in th'e Isle of Sky. N4Tuk4r. CURIOSITY.:—In the shop of BEN JAMIN DIXON, at Egremont, Scotland, there is the butt of an ash -tree, upon which the anvil has stood, and been worked upon for ttp• wards of [we've years. The o u t s ide appears t o be quite rotten ; but in the course of this summer, twelve branches have sprung front it, which at this time are full of leaves, and seemingly in the most healthy condition. It is a Speculation fully warranted bycircrtm stances, that the demand-for Tickets and Shares in- the Lottery to be drawn the fat of September, will be greater tln-in has been known for a number of years. In addition : to the very low price of Shares, raI\IITIN, of 8, Cornhill, has given' an, ad ditional incitement by a Gratuity to Purchasers of the new Weekly Paper; The - M0.26n Pitt.. Thus, personi buying Shares at hivi 'Office may abso lutely haec a Paper free of every expenee delivered, to their Gratis f o r one w h o l e year, e i t h er i n T own or Country , and a very valuable COmPenditun it will prove of.Foreign,aud Domestic Intelligence. We recommend an early application, -particularly front persons resident in the. Country, in order to ensure'the Paper, and a share in a•Capital , 10 I.l2i'iiN_A S:0 li'i'H . COT.g., The folldwing extract of a letter from a Cler gyman of thi.e Ettablisbment ; has been inserted Id 7'he Binitingbani fletdid, the Editor of which . na turally expr e ss es. hiS sur p r ize,. th*' a Member of our Orthodox Church Should be perinittc(? 'a pa: tronize and •iticulcate the doctrines of the fethale Impostor, or) at hest; absurd Visionary " if, Sir, you have seen the letter, and d 6 not mean to insert I,i, this Part of the business I riiiit leave for yon and your conscience to reconcile. in addition to the cradle, I can inform you illat such is the strength of faith, of the suppOSed fana tics and deluded people; th a t the soc i e ty , Bir . .minghani have sent up to London- Many Pre.lsents for the reception of the Prince of Peace ; and, ih addition to those already sent, we are no,, going to send up rt,silver cup awl salver - , With a lid ; sili which is plaCed a ball, repteSenting the globe, oa, which is perched a dove; with an olive branch perhaps, at: some future tilrie, I. may inform yo:i the inscriptions .thereon.—`Tie mission of this woman was to WI in Birmingham in less than. six months, and not a vestage he, left behind; this was the cry of the Ministers of the Gospel; but you See, Sir, it . has not fallen yet. Our motto fr6m the beginnin4. Was, •' Truth is ,strong and prevail;" and we see the effec:i of thii have . been realised. ' Our society ,tow consists of 509 People,: many are flocking to our Btan6rd;--f(.ir When the truth is told them, they find what they' heard is only mockery and " Truth shall win its widening way, " Ever nighty tb prevail. " Yours, respectfully; • S. BRADLEY." On the right hand Of the Pre'sideni, at the Brighton Fop, ,sktt a patiper, Pitc}:a - c IIAssEL, iii the 99th year of her age. In the elrly partsof he'r life, in consequence of a love affair, she intisted, in dkgnise, int 6 a' IHarching regiment, and served in Germany for- seven years. Sh 4 walked to the ground with the apparent vigour of a ,voniqn nm't more than fifty years old. The air; (xlCdic:-lEg3- TER ~SllOOk hands" and conversed with her for some time. COURT OR CII/McsißY, AUGUST ]S.-.an appli cation was made to . allow the Petitioner, on the part of the Royal Hank of Scotland, to prove a debt of 58,000 t. the produce of certain Stock standing in the name of WILLIAM Simsotv, for merly Cashier to the Batik, in trust for Scwrt, STEIN, Smrro,-and Co. After haring Sir S.ito, NII.LLY, Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT, Mr. CULLEN, and Mr. MONTAGUE, pro and CON. the cIIANCELLOR signified that he would reconsider the matter. CAROLINA (1114INAL COD.R.—At -the last May Sessions in Cliarle3ton, James Hutton, for killing, a negro, was fined fifty pounds ; and George Bur rows. and Robert Welsh for negro-stealing, were sentented to he . hanged ! ! ! Saturday, at noon, William Vincent was 'C):2. cuted at Devon Gaol Drop, pnrsuAnt to his sen tence at our late. Assizes, for being concerned with several others (smugglers) in the murder. of Thomas Wills, an exciseman, at lirixhant, up wards of nine.years since. Abo►►t seven o'clock" on the above morning, the unhappy culprit cut his, throat with a knife he had obtained, but ii it ro effectually as to deprive him of existence. He was brought in a lied to the platform, -apparently' almost lifeless. Immediately as he was turned the blood gushed from the wound, flowing over his body and arms, which rendered, it a' most shocking sight to the spectators. , The body, after hanging the usual time, was conveyed to the De von and EXeter Hospital for dissection.--(Exeter Flying Post.) - Yesterday Jnme McDougal, who was tried be fore the High Court of Jiisticiary on the 4th ult,. for vending forged notes, was, executed liere, pur suant to his sentence. On the scaffold he spent 'a few minutes in prayer, before dropping the sig. , nal.. He.waS a ; ttentled by the . Rev. Alf. TAIT, Minister of the College Church, and Mr. Pos- THOus, Chaplain of the Tolbooth.---(Edinburgh Courant, Aug. 11.) At the Leicester ,Assizes, Samuel Smith, for bigamy, was fined one shilling, and imprisontd two years. Mary Matlock, for a like offence, was sentenced to be iwprisoned three months. At the Detion'Assizes, three sub -contractors, named Twynam i Drtt/ce, and Hagman, were found guilty of conspiring to defraud his Majesty, by furnishing bread to the prisoners of 'war at Dart moor made np . of barley sharps, !Akin corn meal, bean ,meal, &c. instead of bread - made of Mesl the entire produce of British or Foreign Wheat, as specified in the contract. They will receive . sen tence in the Court of King's Bench next Michael mas Term. "=. CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday afternoon, .1 Inquisition was taken at Mr. Baldric's, the kirhite. , Swan, in Hungerford • Market, 'Strand, before ANTHONY GELL, Esq. Coroner for the City and Liberty of Westminster, on inspection of the body of Lieutenant ,Ramsay Naylor, %vho was .picked up by Clittington, the ‘NLaterman, off Han gerford Stairs, on Saturday night. It appeared, on investigation, that the deceased; accokupanied ' by a youth, on Tuesday evening last, went no. the river in a - pleasure-boat, and whilst .taking doa n the sail; he fell overboard, and was drowned,.op posite Lathbeth Palace. He formerly belonged to the Manly, gun, brig and had been in hiS -Ma jesty's service upwards o f 15 years.—Verdict,./c -_ . cidentql Death. BOAT - RACE.—A race of this description rook place last evening , from the t Str,,hl Bridge to Westmin - ster Bridge and bad. The parties , vere both-apprentices, and the prize a hat and jacket. So strenuously .did qae of the parties exert lib, self that he burst a - blood,vessel, and was Ca:.lie from his seat altruist exliatisteilfrOm loss - of blood. A boat in the throng was•upSet. Although with people, however, no lives were lost. On Wednesday night, a chaise returning to Pershore, containing three foarale, drew up at tp inn, in the New Road, and 'hiring the temporary absence of the driver, the horses set out,. and missing the finished part of the new canal b r id ge , Sidbury, the whOte was precipitated into the mod and water on the left hand side, a depth - of nearly , thirty feet ; hut, .providentially, neither the.pas scogers or horses went.' materially hurt !