The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00

DUTCI I PAPERS • BRENIEN, MAY is reported that such se., rioos differences have lately arisen between Mar- . paYoust And other French Generals, relatives,. conduct of the former, that the said Mar t;hal hasbeell taligu : into dose custody. Some French employes who have a..riv.:(l from ILiniburgh, have given, great offence, by their ini _proper conduct, to solue 1 anoverians who are here. _Our guard has broken up to receive the first _French column, which 13 expected from Halll burgh to-morrow, and to accompany them to as sist them to preserve the peace. EttiBUP,G, NAY 5.--To-day, to ; our great stir, prie, we saw . arrive here a ',Russian volunteer uo:Ts of 700 mutt, with 900 hoyscs, coming from wningett, and Going to / the; Rhine. , It is under 11 General Mann.loil, who has. raised it at his, own expetiee. We neither know how long it will ,re main, nor what its farther destination is. ELBIAI SF LD, MAY i l'—The Crown Prince of ,fiweden, , :'ho was vesterd.ty, with his numerous ..stalf, at a sple:n•lid cliun - taiument given in 10s• 110- 010!!1'. ; set off to-day, by way of ilag,en and lianno, to Minden. DORS TIEN, :NAY. 13 -.7.7-od.the lOth the Prussian troops an , ;(l the Lindstrom of the envirpns model their solemn entry into Wesel, under the Command . of the Prince (4 !Jesse Jlootbarg. I.?usScenortl4, MAY 11.—Yesterday the Car of :Bulimia, formerly one of the . greatest ornaments Of Berlin, was brtinght-in here .amid, diScharges of artillery, ringing of bells, and the acclamations of the people; all the principal MagiStrates and others were on the batik of the river, and received this Naluable,ple‘lge,of the 'national glory, of the Prussians \vikli a kind of religious respect. Alai 1 the 12tii the Citadel of Erfurt wili be given up to the ; that of Wurtzbur : ..; is expected in a levy days. VI E...N NA , . I ,AY have otricial news of.the occupation of Pcyzigbetone, Mirntutt,e. • by our troOps, and of the joy with • Whieb they , are evyrywhere received. Count Bellegarde hopes .to have.possessi on of all Piedinont; though General Grenier, wbo was to lead.t be French troops over the frontiers, sent him word, contrary. to ,all @xpectation, by Ge neral •Cauchy, that he had orders from the Provi sional Government of France. to conclude an ar mistice, by: which the T,inia and the Serivia were to be tire hue of demarcation. But Count -Bellegarde declared he had,positivc orders to oa copy all Piedmont, and that Gen. Grenier, accord ing to.the first Convention with Prince Boeghese, must, without delay, continue, his march to France. rillc,positive declaration of Count Bellegarcleethat in case of need he should base recoase to arms, ;will probably soon cause, these proviuccs to. "be ;evacuated, according to the Convention. The Neapolitan troops are returning here— • AtsrwEit.P, ?JAY 14.--.. The Magistrates - have given a splendid entertainment, at which General Ruing!, General Graham, and other persons of distinction,. were present.,. The followitig were -some of the toasts Al lie,) Powers, the Peliyerers of mar the gr.itituile of nations equal ti* benefits they have con ferred in them. • " To tl4 illustrious House of Austria, whose -memory is so dear to the Ze,l44l.yis; may ids aygost-Head long reign for the hapiiness o; his people. To the t,ravengli!ih Nation, ivhwe tzenerous and Un remitting exertions "Live sotiowerfully:eontrilJuted to`restore ,the imieperideuce :old l,aapinesti,rfEorove." NAP.LES,. APRIL 12.—His Majesty, actuated by A view to the welfare - =.l: his States, is abotit to 'estatilish three. Commissions ; the . first of them _will he charged to present the plan of a constitu tion on the solid bases of the monarchy • lire second, to review and examine the civil code, ; the 3d is charged with the amelioration of the -system of administration, particularly in regard, to -.taxes. HANAU, MAY 7.—As the bases of the Conven tion with Fiance of the 23d of April is, that she shall remain such as she was on the Ist of January, 1;92, the following is a short sketch of the old boundaries of that country the north-east the fortresses on the French side are Dunkirk, Lille, Dowry, Valenciennes, 11.1aubeuge, Charie- Limit, Sedan, Monttnedy, Longwy, S,aarionis, and Landau ; on the German side, the 'fortresses are;Furnes, Newport, Ypres, Tournay, Mons, Charieroi, Dinnant,, Namur, Neufchatel, Luxemburg, Treves, Deuxponts and:Spires....Far !her up the Rhine, to the con-fines of S(yitzeritml, the fortresses op the. French side are. Strasburg., ..Newbrisach, and Honing'en ;lon theGettnau side, .they ;ire Kuhl, P'astadt,,Oldlisach,ad n The Dome and the Jidra . toirii the boundaries be tween -trance,and Switzerlanil, as far as Geneva ; _and from Geneva the Rhone forms the boundary .ott the side of Savoy, from Pont-i3eauvoisin to .over;tgaMit Chambery, the capital of Savoy.— Mount Gcncvre and Viso diYidePauphiny and Pro : - venee from Piedmont. _France thus loses, besides the annexations which litiontiparte chose to make in Holland, Germany, an d lf ; ,y, the following 13 Departments :—that of Jeuiappe, chief . town Mons ; of the Lys, chief tihV-11 'Broges ; of,the Scheldt, chief town Ghent ; of the two . Nethes, chief town Antwerp ; of the Dvie, chief town Brussels ; of-the Lower:Meuse, chief town .iliaestricht ; of the Wilke , chief town Liege ; of the Sambre and, Meuse, chief towii Namur ; of the Forests,. chief town Luxemburg ; of the Rhine and Moselle, chief town Coblentz ; of the Saar, ,chief town Treves ; .of Moat Ton neve, town Mentz ; and of the 'rimer, chief *town Aix In Chapelle. These Departme p ts laken 'together contain a superficial exte44)l ahout • fillllions of - acres, and a population of-4,9/6,000 souls. _ . • Savoy-and the Valais wil4'in like. manner, he disjo - ined . from Frane...,;:,•filese tna'Y be said to in clude the . fullowin ‘ g dei4trtmcnts : tlfat of Lernan, chief ! town tit' neva ; , that of i'donti;inne, chief town.,Chambery ; thnt of Simplon, chief_town Sion ; and Ow of the Maritim e Alp s , c hi e f town ,and ~,oatuining a population of 730,000 souls... • ,- • •••• In Italy, France loses the departments of Mbn tenotte und Oenon ; of the Appenineg, the Taro, the Arim, the Mediterranean, Ombrone, B owe ; the Tbresymene, the Doire, - the; Se ,;11, t h e P o, Mar e ng o , a l yl the Stura, with about five millions inhati.itinits.. Timm will still remairi to France depAttineAts, arxtl it populitiou of from 23 to . IRELAND. DkniLtti, MAY . I 7 .—Vesterlty the Grand :Tory Of:the County and City of Dublin, aAembhd at tite Term, , unanHowly imssed a number of re.011:60135, expceSsive of their esteem for the charaett - :r and conduct of the llake of !I icn for his v4:nions protection of the Government ;against ,tlee machinations of the Catholic :Board severely contlemni::g that inlaid, which had art fully itsurnetl a new desig;iation, hut with views equ;tily dark and daring; and deilaring, that' as thecon t.naaticc*sneh an aS,embly. .utterly in comiatible with best:interests of a loyal and COlItC11!ecl communitv, they expi-C6s It confident hope, that the Executite Government will speedily and eifeetuallysunpress sf, ni?;erotts a nuisance. Sunthly several farmers' hunses. at Trough, COunty of C:late, and its vicinity, were attaclN..d, 411):[ notices served on them; to give up their !Inds to those ruflikinly Law 'Directors— amongst Some of those, they attacked, resistance it as ()hvi.ed to them, ny man named Gerald Flt - geridd, reshling o;fiosire the ChApel of Trough, whonethev ditl,not leave until they supposed that be was (lead, from savage wounds inAictecl by them wit.h spades, ift..c. on the head ,—the poor noun, however; s'avived until Friday, When he died in great agonv. 'An inquest was held in the evening - , by Thotnas - Sanipsoa, Esq. Coroner.— Verdict, Murder. A Meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen,. residing in the vicinity or.Six-iiiile.-hridge, C o unty of Clare, is to beheld this 'day, inconsequence of disturbances ill that Ctiplity% Sunday se'nnight, a serious affray took place at •Listowd, County of -Kct Getwcen two'f ; tcHons of the country people, %Illicit rendered necessary the interference of the -Il l :iterford . Regiment, (le-. tached there, under: the command of Lieutenant Proctor, who, .on their appearane, were !Jelled with stones, and otherwise ill treated to such a degree as obliged them to hate recourse to lire, which killed itro pcysons, and wounded three others. The Fourteenth Report of the. Commissioners of inquiry into Public Ofikes,• in Ireland, has been prin:ed.' It recommends, that Treasury Board of Ireland be unite,d c to that of England . ; that the office of Irish CLinceilor of the Exch'equer should merge in that -cf Chaucellor of the 'Exchequer of England, who may perform the duties of both.; and that tiver.e should he a Vice-Board of Trea sury .in Ireland, subject to the orders of the United : board, with ..wo Secretaries, one of whom should be allowed to sit in ;7anAi that the Chief Seeretar of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland should always be a Member of that Board. Government, )vich a - Consideration worthy of /he humanity of the country, has ordered every British - prisoner returning home to receive 1/. on his landing- on British Ground.—Capt..Morri,EY has had the satisfaction of affording this most seasonable - relief' to about IMO poor fellows already. About 3000 prisoners were sent home last week from Portchester Depot, -with 8i Officers from parole about 7 000 others, from .these Depots . had preceded them, who went by various oppor, trinities. A letter has been read to all the soners,' from the. Commissioners who have arrived from Franey to regulate their return, to the cifeet, that Louts XVIII. had applied to the PRINCE RE GENT for their release, which was most graciously complied with and, that as fast as the convey ances could return, they would all be scat home, The \prisotieri received the conimitnication with - evident satisfaction. We no , longer hear of any partialities for BUONAPAUTE. . . . Letters front Salonica of the- 29th ult. state, that the plague, which had raged so violently at :OdeSia during last Autumn, had totally subsiavd. .A.t Smyrna, it had been very destructive. A Sunday paper says, a fracas took place a f ew days ago at over, between the Custom-house Officers and Lord L------ and tbe. Duke-of L-, aided by their respective attendants, in which, after a short contest, the Officers proved success ful, and carried off the baggage in triumph. Four Jews were, 051 the '26th of Jane, bupaled alive in Constantinople; for the murder of an Ar menian merchant, b'y infusing poison in the sher bet he was drinking. One of these wretched criminals lingered in the most excruciating tbr 1110.11tS v.venty•,-two hours ; and several times dur7 ing that period solicited the by-standers to bring him water to drink ! A slnall island in the Archipelago, called by the Turks " Solo:uoii's Island," and which was {bitty-six miles in diameter, disappelred in the night of the 26th of January. It was remarked by the adjacent islanders, _that the night was remarkably calm, and that scarcely a breath of wind blew. Three Greek families, the only in habitants, wereswtyt away. A Supervisor was murdered near Ashburton about nnte years since, and the murderer has been discovered among the British prisoners recently landed there. lie has confessed hiJ guilt, t.itul is, for the present, in the town prison. SUICIDE.—Friday an Inquest was held at, the Bull and Last public-house, Kentish Town, by GEORGE HODGSON, Esq. one of Che Coroners fOr the County of Middlesex, on the body of an tin fortunate woman, who on Thursday put an end to her existence in a field at theltack of Kentish 'loon, by first cutting her throat in two pin:ss, ;And then plunging into a pond, where her body was found shortly afterwards, but without any signs of remaining life. Two small clasp knives were found near her, one of which was bloody and her body, when found, was conveyed to the public-house above-mentioned. It appeared that ,the unfortunate woman had been for a time pre vious in a desponding state, arising from the death of her son, who had gone to sea : she had heard ,that be had quitted his ship, and changed his name, in order to prevent discovery, and when she daily, expected to see him, the news of his death , arrived, and :cns : ed this shocking catas trophe.—Verdict, Lunacy. BO'NESS, MAY 7.—A melancholy accident hap pened here yesterday, about three p.m. by the upsetting of a boat, with three persons on board, ail of whom were drowned. The boat was sup posed to come up frotn a ship in St. Marginet's I-lope, and, going 'to Grangemouth, it, blowing a -yery strong; g'ale of wind froqt.tkie east at the time. VRONI •i RE LO N nO.N. LOrel Chrit/tberirsiv'; Oi7i OM,/ c7O 1814. "'Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will held a Draw ing Room at the Queen's House, ou Thursday, the 24 ufJn;me, at two c'elock ; and aupther on Thursday,, the lfith of Jour, at the.same hour. If any a;tcrationshould take jilace , timely notice will be given, 13A2cKRUPTCY SUPETISET - )ED.. -.•- Thotoas lingbe . :.4, kite of Cos•eut- ,, ,irdeit Bari t, dealei' and • cliairntan. • BANKRUPTS. . , Benjamin Rose, Sv..•ansea, iilaniorgatishire,inerchanl, tp render June in, 18, and 311ly 2, at Cambrian 'Hotel SWivisca. .Attornies, Mr. NV. Price, Lincoln's Inn, London or Sir. J. James, Swilnira. • John Cox; Wootwich,Ner,t, 'stone-niaan, : May 24, Jnne 7 ante Jaly 2, London*: Attortit y; 11): , :1;;, atut itroadw"-IY, DePtf'wd• Daniel Ne ton, ~:sew Ytirkshire;.corn-factor, June 1 2, and 31ily 2, in tile San inn, Nvw Maltott. .Attornit's, nlr. Hicks, Gray's "Inn,' London, or Mr* %Vanier, Malt,m. Sam:3(l (; , isport, Simtliampton, builder; May 80, tit,. awl 2, at Ili, Aroks,liin,- :Gosport.- .At.- tonnes, Messrs. Collins and liew. l on, Gosport, or Messrs, ]tyke aura ul,, LOutitai.. • • Alexantitu. Lee, High-street Illottiosbury, and Portsmouth, Hampshire, silk-iiiercei•, May 24, Jtitie 4, and July 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, air. Swaim, New Basingliallsstreet. Edv. - ar , l Balser, Slietford, Bedfordshire, May 24, June 4, and duty 2-, at (Cuildhall, London. AttorneY, • Mr. L. Cu rsitor-street, chancery-lane. *. `• • • ," William Ham, Bristol, intlhOlder and turner, Jupe 7,8, and *Tilly 9, at the Runinier"tave'rii, iir:stol. Attornies ' Messrs.. Vizard, and Dhlwer, Lincoln's Inn, London, or 1 . .11'. COX, BriStql• ' 11 , 13inaraek,Madcly, Staffordshire, retailerof wine and spirituous liquors, June 15, at th9".ralliot and Commercial Stoke-upon-Trr .t, June if, at the Shakespeare Inn,. . Newcastle-under-Lyme, and July 2; at the'Talhot and - Coni= mercial inn, Stole-upon-Trent. .Attornies, Mr. J. Torn,- linsen; Potteries, or Messrs. Austice and Tionii-le, London. Robert Crocker, Yeovilton, Somerset ;lire, corn-factor, June 111, 17. and Joly 2, at the Mermaid 11,11, Yeavit. Atf or :‘l",..sr.s. Watts and Wall, YeOril, ;„1- Mr. J. "Wiliimas„ Bed-Lion-Vinare,' Junes Laurance, G oSport, - So utliatupton, plumber anii glazier; May 30, :0, and July.2,.at the : India Arms, Gosport,_,Al - Messrs, lileasdale, New • hill, London; - or Mr: CrnickSlraiik, Gosport: ' • Thomas Webb, jun. Gosport, Suirlianiptoil, grocer, May• 11/; :11, and. July i, at the India'Arros, : kiosport. sAtturnies, Messrs.llleasrlak., Alexander, and Nev Inn, Lon don, or Mr. Cuicksliank; lioPett, Deptford, • Kent, merchant, May 24, 'Jane . 14, and July 2, at Gitil,ditoll,f.iond\i 41 , 1 oroies-, Messrs. Anstice, Cox', and Wright, Kiri.; - , --13encli-'walk, "1" emple. George 4St bury, Il a rit c y, StalfOrdshire, araggist, June 1:5, 16, • and ;Lily 2, at the Sltaliespear.e 'Parerti,tNiiwcastle-uniler , Lyrue,, Attornies, Mr. Temple, or Mr. Sparro', Ne . .vcasil--.troder-Lyine. Jamrs . Seife, New Court, in the pari 41i of 'Downton; Wilts, dealer and Flminna4l; Mar.3o, 81,41nd Jury 2,:aCtlie Pufirt itoonts, New Sarum. Attorrik,s, j.Hodilingi•jun. New Sisyti.m,`Or Miflllls-Temple 7 lane ; London. Charles Peter Nc;rton; hilvetAmit Nlv 2 - 4; 31, .find July ,C., at Guildhall. At,torney,.Mrs.Dawes, court, Thryguiorton-s i treet., • • - „ DIVIDENDS,- - • 1::. .Nlay °S. W.F. , .livards., I:itt. of SlmlllP-strtzet,, halsrilasher 7 .-- a t ni ! %V .'.T. Roberts; coUch-prAirie:- tor—Joao-li. , Merliam r June 11, 1,3. ,Nlarl ; indale, -St,..,Nmes's:A'reet; wing-marcliatit • June 11. J. D. ,7 ' !latkk-Weigh,ton, Julie 11. .M.l3arqes,Liitiibeili'-territee, j4yerier—June 13. (3 . . 13. lleinhacit, droggist-L-Jkilie'•ll.*- Leah, Falmouth, slt,oph.es,l>ci . 7r-Juire 11.. :T. Powis, rietuallex—June 14. W. 1,,0t di Di, C4r51,1411.011, Survey ' ! dealer—June 11. 41. 1 ,','e1t . late of "L'irder biscbil halier—June 11. hiant,Thro:;znort.Vil-Strectrfa'ct-Ar--JulY 111. J. Welford, I* , roatl-stre.et ; Rateliff,' s.lti?-seiler—) line 7. .1. G room britize, Pont' t InKrellaut fie- 10 . . J. A. S. A. Kellv, - z4itt T. r -- 1:1(el.ly, of' the Strand; swidters--4n /te ' W::C. Dey; *l4olienster, "bioker---JUne 9. F. S. See, bite. of. liitriO4,l - Inulitigilo,ushire ; 16. T. Jainism), liiiiderininster,. groce,r- h -Tune Basingliall-street, v..d.rchuilseMit--R ine 11. l':Fa'ss,,in;Wli-i,te cross-sPreet, Cripplegate; pev.:terer--.hire-r"4.' flarvey, Lamb's Condint-Riaeu, , 4004ity , ,scrirent•r----.ltine . l I. J.•Pott and W. Smith, 5. P r :\.:eri7y, NOV Bond-s6e'd,"l.-icemnii2J tine 11.'J. Dobson, 1.;11.:•rpou ) 1, nicr:- Ohatrt—iitly 5. Sir It, Phirlifis, Neu-131 : idge-street, bookseller il.,,•Lleyd, Birmingham, mititster,--Juire t. S. Bown and J. E. Wilson, late of the Grand junetian Wharf White-fi iars, / flour-factors. , CERTIFICATES-JuNE 11 *Sir.T:tioriifrav, Cwrn•Rliondda; Glanini•grinthire, coal-mer chant—E. ' , midi, Nottingham, in oliolder—:.T.,lohnsuii, Staf- Sord-sticet, St. Alitry-le-bony, Rov,lancis, street, tioundstlitch, watclunalier—ll. Lawson, - NVO,Lie.cli street, silk-iarerca—J: Juwett, ltallfOrd, NuttiughamShire, . . PARTNERSHIPS. DISSOLVED. .- P. Samuel and H. Michell, Saint. 4ustell, Cornwall, jewellers—F. and ._. Fisher, London 7 --W. Prossyr and 4. Woecestcr, grdeers:—W. Fuggle and J; Mallyau, Goudharst; Kent, shopkeepers—R. II unidge and'l' Dent, "High-street, Borongh, cheesetnringers—H. Berry and M. Gers, Wentworth-street, Whit echapel, carpenters—J. anson and it. Atkilnsbn,' Sonderland,' linen-drapers-4. Pacy, Fentein, and S. ()Wen, Sheffield, linen-draper-4-R. Jackson, jun. and N, Newton, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, inaltsters Rowney and T. Mash, Barilett's-Building:, Holborn— .). Smith and ,L Cookson, "lerringfan-Nurne, Durham, grocer w —S. Dixon and W. Satterthwaite, Lancaster, spirit merchants—W. Flower„Neta Bfentford, anst. J. Mirlin, Don-; caster, butchers —J. Nuttall, H. Fisher, F. Pixorr, and J. Gitison, London, printerls—S". Mixey and S. Ellis, .I.ldrsgate street,, cotton-manufacturers. METEOROLOGICAL JOUR:V.II.. , BY R. tANKS, .. • . INSTE.Th)...W,:;7I" MAKER:STIANP. • Thermometer Weather. • .4 • '7: . -•- .e 3.• . 42-4 73" may. lIICIIeS 14 .16 i 47 51 41 29.98 • Cloudy Cloudy 15 • 47 147 55 43 30.01- 1. • Do. Do. • 16 47 48 5:5 47 .OO D. Do. 17 59 57 65 48 .19 .'air Fair ~ 'lB 56 58 . 67 49. .29 Do. • 1)0. 19 57 f 57 69 47' • .29 Do. L' c). 20 57 .55 71 46 .10 Do. 1)u. An Order has been issued by the Secretary at War, that all Militia . Serjeants who had served 20 years, and had retired upon sd. a-day, are in future to . receive Is.; and those aftifr five • years . to receive (id.; and of ten years Sd. ; ,and fifteen years lOd. Saturday a General Court-Martial assembled at the MuSter-Master-Generhl's . Office, Whitehall, for the trial of Captain TllomAs MAT-4-112ws, of the Nottinghamshire ileginient . of Militia, on charges preferred against him by Ensign 'JOHN JOUDEN, ot.the Royal East London Regime - tit of A serious aecidopt occurred on Friday, on the road near Tadeaster. The 'Prue Blue and True Briton coaches came in contact with each other, by which the latter was overthrown, and the. ,cnachumn, Geo. Irish, hilted on the `jot. The deceased was a rash and careless driver, and had been the cans of of many accidents. The coach, &c.. valued at 1201. wk.re declared a deodand. 'LAW iNTELLIGENcii, COWtT dr ;toter st. THk'KIRG , v. 11;1E. KfiLJAA. The defendant, A printer .re:ii;ling 'at Cb ellllO. old, was brought-up to receive the judgmont the , Court, tor a Libel pithlishea un gontage.e: Bin Esq: •Of Marks Mill, 1 7 Atex, - dori"r, the continuance - of' an election= conte&t. for , ""t;Yi winch Jr. :13.urgoyne ICtli eandidate.• The libel Was.c,ontained iu an- - clec tiat4 )(itii . P r linblisheci under the 6tle 'E arwig I° ' Yily the• SorrO,Ts of a poor a 9 : l c° „ llv, menced, :" Pity . the Sorrows /O M j i lia :, l x . 4l , l It imputed to.Mr.Burgoyne;that he, eise (if his authority ,as Colonel ltC matt' Yeomanry Cavalry, had oppressed die Cl ) , for perverted the public service for the par se of warding his own .private inserett. OL' c vc° the poem was as follows : I ., bought my horses at a lower rate, f Lakt chargedthe untltt'y td the folLaradurb.; • And c'en t!le leoi those horses should kid—and turned to any Owdaccotiqt.". The defendant's affidavit etas pat ° sorrow for which he said had been do ne inadverte : ltiy itt g having published.the Jibe: goes t- the heat of in' election contest. lie denied ki“).6l;eli who' was the author, and said-he had alrdj" p ,or h put to an expellee of 2001. by the prosectio(Vr.ciqg i , had never received a farthin towinlis arty exp~;cFiftion of in yelt that expece tjci ei r e n r e t u h c e y_ se .o e f ii• t c he i r i l rastances, is ' i" stal the re to 1)6 tenee would lenient. He was imprisoned two nitinths in,Clielinsford 636" THE KING V. WM. JOITNSON. c ieria , The defendant, 'one of the c ontidcut i ',l, employed by the Trustees of the liiyerpoPi's)tur wils brought into Court upon a writ of t t 'co r pus, by the keeper of Lan eamter s_ • f ool! Pose of being hailed. It ap.pe<iotat, of entheizieitic t iv, to a -veiy eci.n3icierah.l e . 3"` L, had been discovered by the . .frus:ees vil " pool pOckF;.. suspicion fell Upon their, 0 ' ot 'ants clerks..., Among °thers,. a Air. C ) ,t' . Alderman of; LiverpOol, and' the . Treasitr cr ,," 1 0 ;14 Docks, was suspected. 'rl i e dofendoilt, N S"1" . t ea. a very ItterzttiVe ittiation, was likewise-iu'Pli:Deve The.cliargt :fgaitiS"Chiin Wag, 'that heAltti l " 1 10 11, zleil _distinct sums of 21/. 13s: Gd . :-;32 1 • l I t i f it il l and. 01. 12s. ; Oat he had not the the .fair cash-book., which . was-laid bee( tog tog Commissioners fol• the accounts' to i be Loc lir-e ,b Tht detVintattes athtla it staipti, t Lint had:. not posted the tironev in tlie. f;Lir he had entered it in. wl;at. s livci th°4l7.r. e Ili-boot; and had . actually . vaid it-over i t Y cite treasurer, ‘.vlio had since abscu""eitt.ol • I.ll : ecuuttr,were of opinion, that the tleft- 11( i ) ,:i j og deny ‘villiout his testiipol'Y t o Ills grdUlld for 14° seas reniandi;tl to La . ticaster iy so appe . e.re4 iu extreme ill health.` " PorACE. , el lid4l l Oir Settsrti ay, at- the ilttaiision-bousi, 1, Swan was -charged with having stolen v'oc/.::a1/4 derable quantity of wct of the: vo-Wittfi*; lrom the house of Mr. Williqm .Cooki The prisoner WEIS stopplct 2. l, l: 4l( '‘Vi'' 71:111trday utghX, tigkir j . h p m . ";,„.,,, 0 0e 0 ; sack, whiph„ •on being questioned, pc ho -- tained a few Wet ritgs4. on examibeji" l) ' 101 0 ' ever, they proved to b s hi rts ' an d _other; `fir, had been stolen from a copilet 41 Look lapucky. Tbe. prisoliet was 'sent. -t° amined before the county Magistrate. On Saturday, at Gitildh i all, Charie "' ho e charged with , .stealing a watch froat MePgle, of iiisbopsgate-street. saner, who has been conspicnous at ekC," '' ,' '' ory . an orator, it appeared had gone .into the der pretence of making a purchase, wl"' 7/ off with a watch of the value of 50 auirua '11) 11c .Duncan, of St. James's,-street, exhibited complaint against him, as did several od' er "‘ k lc makers in various - parts at the metropt)lis". was remanded. C cy, On Saturday,. at Union-hall,,Joseph i ? cOr h , charged by Mr. Skeen, of Holborn- 101 0 0" stealing a quantity of urn-handles, saor y ivciP kettle-handles, to the amount of 7/. (1 „ found by an officer who had apprehen d `` ( ; . another charge, anti were swc)rn to brAi i and ,his foreman. He was fully COO /l I L ' ol l i 4 ''' trial. Five charges for burglary have . against him. ' - fl W ocl' BIRTHS. 1 VP )...- Yerel PY , in Norfolk-street, the Lath , of J • , • '' C' . F . ot •i ir Eq. *to JAL I Y On the_lsth in 4. at Castle Craig, Ireland , '•.- ~ i 1 'rlci Ott s as at C/ u i r b d s a o y n , t ( i '-a w rti c2 i l ic gt hi i t i e ls l t ,.B t , i, i . l e •t. i lt a if: iy a . ( t: t ati l g r l: t s `t h r. ;rit i ; 07: t i a ; o : , of a son. p•-laet , " , Tliesar.it morning, Mrs. William Reif, of N ew ''• , 0 6 the 04,4,,,,t,..11c1,:iip':bt!:;ic1i of a daughter. , ~,•treet , On the 21st inst.' at his house in Tievbrsl"r` ' • Lady of Colima Orde, of a ilaioUter ~; 1 4 .1ARRIEV, Riclard Morse Payne, Esq. Paynt.,,,tzlt to of I lifatitry,to Miss Mary Baher: • . On Friday last, at Canihridg,e„ Lhe Rev. Tl' Pri- 4,,,,t• IL' of tit. •Jal:ii s College, to Elizabeth, eldest das ,, - so -Faiisli, Surgeon, ot•that place. . ~,r t ,-1.1e0 11, ,L .' , 1 (in S'..auruay litst:at St. Paul's , Deptford, nov.- - ~ ~t,O, :; . f , 6 raY , Esq.' of Crtitidied-friart.,,.to Mary, st:4010 1 t " , , , ) ~, 0 ' .,3 . i i ,lons Cousens Esq. of Colemati-Atreet, to Ce"T.',.` j oie, ' slaughter of Th ' tiothy Stanstield, it:s4.. ot• jie: ' ..A. Cross, Surrey __----__ - illiNss, Fro:l ' ecTit,so t t b l e or Atllil..lTuillitaicr•ll,il'or(7l'i;.:'''''e'''rf-' 7 1 ,', rr . ' i44 "H ti 4 On Thum I in DI • KI). r i'"ller 1" he e s i a d re ,t d d a a y t , lg a h t te l r ie , r )f ci\tlber.': „bor6ausee.2;:i:i'4„,";' V4.f:11:3: beck, rough, in the Coun'y tj , s ;,::311 I ' l . ' " • r •-:•~' p o bev• ^ sonp•ES9. 'Assistant Ex- r• • ' '-'• 3 , c'll.irt. °List-I:I:ha C•4711)` : i fret 13 " We‘ineday la.y,"'i":l".l,°:..r.f7to3',car, at tl,e '''''..`,,„;l;els •, Uncle,d i l A t 4 t ' s i rN C t Ul a r : :( l ):: , lr t a t:l Y e l 1 :: ea h Y o :t i x : e s f ii :.: ' ) l l tj t e i l l i s i Pi o . i cP , Itiifirißtee r i ( e ). t ; a '' I - ' l'. ' •, r 1 7 , li.;st';);:::' e r: - I ' l ' Ci : ', el'' - - i ',it : : e 1 " TF•ci. in the 30th •Oa•the 18th inst. at Woolwich, Alitie,• the v•''''t tenant-Colonel Unett,, of the Itov,i: Aki-tillet•y• ii--,:,!ste:lft . 1 g . '-'. - . eltric% • On Friday la3t, in town, - I C 3, tt-e Tle' • ' tiget. • of Hunter, Rector ut Clayton, Nortlituwitintsbire- s'•l' • On Saturday last, aged 64, the {et' tilorilorl ,-. . Little Murder, Catr.br•idi;eahu'e. ..!,:, !.q.,.(1. I,l' . Lately, aget 7:.', M. :‘,:ary 1-1,,,y, o f Ettrwell ~,,,r, boured under mental dt•rangcrnent upwat-ds of tt'''' • year of I:. , 13e'tijauult.t D:atlctt .1%4. vt.ef LONDON: Printed b' J. CAUSTAIItS, • • I ji 3 : eP- ; anti pit!)lished 1.);. , W. A. SCICIPI'S, °LI at the . 1 12, Stra - nd • ' alCnti) 01".114:76 Lc.l.tewi Llt 1"f