The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-12 00:00:00

Long before children, are sent to cOntession, they are taught by their parents and citheis 'to 're- Vett and to.dread the Nest, -COnfesSide,'.rincl,es ne4iox .coritirwation,..atlnrcl him the best:Opportu ities that C3ll b 6, and which lie very rarelYneglects, , -to mike the deeper impression on their' teadet: . .ffnindS. And Is eccaaional admonitiebi atfthreah , goings,. together with the ,discoUrties and eiatriplei -of priest-rdden and credulous people, are generally sufficient to prevent ,these 'impressions from being afterwards effaced-or 'weakened." '' ' Thus impresseel . with th , .!•fulleit WWI of all which he,.bad heard from , his confessor, Mr, C. entered the College of Maynooth. He dal not ,allo'w liititsol t o entertain the smallest doubt of any articleof the ,Ho- Man. Catholic Faith, and • he was.thoroughly-con ..sinced that none, but - Bonian„ Catholies, could be saved: Being present, •however, at a dispute on the .proptlety of , addressiog ptayersto,the Virgin and to Sinntr, he becauee , ,solicitous to, know whether as much could be said-against the tenets of ropery as be knew could besaid •in their iavaur;. or rather, liefett 4 Wiliti togaivthe means of cenftiting argtt " talents male. he now began to perceive tocsin be opposed to them. His first /care was to obtain it precise; knowledge of those argiAtents ; ari,d, 'for this purpose', he read the most eminent rib r ietiVatjt 'Lfiviriew, arid applied himself:diligently to ilie study ' of the Bible. " which," he, says,. we scarcily, ever tern in the hands of our laity." 'The conierpaeuee et this serious' inveltig/ition waS a doubt Of the troth of every thing which he , lind heard frrim,his cortfessbr, (.?r which he hail taken upon trust, , . . '" And I do now," he adds, ." in my t onscience bes. Jieve, that, if goy - nisn'of a sound mind 'airr'rescue lainiiself (roam the absurd 'prejudices of his youth, aid w . til take thelfettble , so read the Bible with beeorti log t.:tietition, , aud to read and compare what the heSt kit ior (Catholic)•divinesand the best of the PrOtes rttint diseneshave. written on til, bithjeki of reii;ien, lierwill find it utterly impossible to centeme, in re-' nifty, a Ruffian Catholic. . Indeed, tine of our Pro fessors,"" (probably the same-who, has since pehliely arjitred the' religion of the Cluvele of RoMe) " a ifi.!rs. seesible; and ' well-informed man, ' said, iii 'my issaring,,'a few Months ago, tiKicthe religion of the Chord; of Rome 'Gould, by no weans, bear exatril•s Manion; and that, , tot ,his part — he often secretly laughed at the stupid credulity of Roman Catho lic, laity, [le -moreover added, that he Was petson ally acenainied, with two leatned, benevolent, and Rtoes t:lergyrrion„ k% , hoseeMed so dirsipasted Willi the otitan Catholic reli6ion, that they would soon enb lidv rceounce it. . These' are. irupertautfi as, and we concur cut irriy ',Atli Mr. Crowley 'in his belief, that the Roinish Church is wholly indebted for the number' Of its 101- lowers {0 the dishonest pelierof _the Priets, whii imperiously cheek, iii their ftpcliii'; the least(lisposis. „ti, , : , to ieetrisitiveness on marticrS Offeligin ti yhoiog thernantlioritatively, that " they are lit-;fir depend'erfriety - lfid spirituai gilitleA ; that they must t , ... ei o .rieestri on t1.,,1ii tor instfiietyin ' in „ .., retNioatori ..r„,, •, - ;-, - ;,1 ;te n it t hey give oft- to 0t 4 .1'61 - a, ir<qji-e i t hie ,. ..cal' tylacos of worshir, or iv:Ady by laci6ks7 if s the übjeer of , religion, .but those ‘ l / 4 -li .ieliha',.i4 be .ri itatiMiOkald blr the Church, they tun the tick of eter , ;. nal disronation." By this meaus, it wt , adderl,l6 the worleprily or learning ; by the cicigy,, riejt, 'u-ii' Ildi dal k a ik es, t tie Church of Reed.: gained in ab s;iute:r'scen limey, and established a : desporic , poWer, ov'T 'the ionic!'4lld. admits. of the whale petiple fof Christenderti, .It- is ,natural, r ther,fore, that the Clergy of that Church' should seek, by the 'Same . nieaos, , fo• secure' , a' . cOmineart,:e of the sa,Me Sower ; but- if is . most usitrwrilitrarY;, ConSi deling the progress _which science and lefirris , :,•„ , , i, ~ha w ! • made. Aince . .that gloomy era „ , weeli the influence of siiperstriian pervaded the courts aid t he 'choir's, and spread an inielle::tual darkness ever t h e c i v ilized world, that, iii the nineteen - 1h ce6tpry, any portion of the inhabitants of triropestreuld sub mit in be so 'muzzled, so , blindfoldi.td, itici sci . ntis. -I,kby priests, 'who couceni4rOrn ' their view , th e ic ei'efures of truth, that they. may the wore c, icily begtule them into the patheof error. By prevents; iris the people from ceinfolting the Scriptures, which, c•in alone enable them to understand the grounds' , • o f their faith, 'and the extent „:' (t ) ir , d u ti es , t h e . • Fiesta encourage a directdisobedine tt4 h e coi el n.' nand of their Redeemer, who lia e 'di c reat o edhis f. l o w e r t i, ' in . - all cases of doubt, and :difficult, to " Searehlhe Scriptures:" - here, then, they matti t e qty s acrike their duty to their intetesti or, rather tle-ir eternal, to their temporal interact. , , - ONi)6 p r i n t e d by \VOtil), of No• 35, Nlaldeo tin., Covent.prcicni and Published by WI ILIA \I AVVIGER SCRIPPS S ti 1 cwt -NO - It 2 Strand,witcle ActaertisellientY, Orders lot the l'apt+ Letters toe 64 Edit *=" 4., 0ul • THE .GATHOLIC QUESTIoN. The ((Owing observations on s reeeni.parniel .- let or.titled " Thoughts •on the . Egisneipation of Rn 'an Ca:holies, by Mr. his CitowLay, for ' , !".4tucittnt 'in tile. College of Maynooth," wo. Nelec.ted from. "The New Quarterly: Review and Br tish Colooial Register." . now direct t our attention to igri Crowley's ,pam:),l l 4 t, which is indeed a produetion equally.no vti and ,s I raerdnry. If any thing coulni reconcile tts the anornaloils measure of supporting a Popish ; vt, scoult be the, circumsiaciccs wbich. bave ;lately oce.itred. there we mean, to-: , abjuration of the Romish religion, by a theologieal ' professor of IVl..tynooth, and the conversion of Mr, Crowley, who was formally a sauilent .tt the same place. In re- Syll of the professor, the fa!-.t wild slightly noticed itt he Irish , )at:ers, most of - .which being the property Of and eotnittcLed by Papists, itudiously !brew a- veil over thi. eurieustransaaion, It is, however, a faCt 'of some imponance,' that a prnfessor whose busi .tlCSS it was to give lectures on theology, and who, 'tlivrefore,'must have made the scriptures the objets of hitipeculiar`studv, should have beery led by . such inveitigalion to discard the errors of the Church of Tlorne, and to embrace the purified creed of the re loot-lied Protestant Church. The result, indeed, was ‘, natural, when the understanding bad ta . o scope, for exertion. - And the mend of a professor was less likely to be subjeCled, to. the :tramwels of infallible uuttuarity loan that of a studeut. On this account the case of 'jr, Crowley iR more exttaordinny than the other.. This. gentleman offers iome, jildicions relleCtions, at the opening of his tract, on the causes 'which fix the tuinds of youth in the principles of their parents. And these causes operate more powerfully on the children of Papists than 'on others. • Th q , o rotess tolotina their religion On the bible, and yet - -forbid Ilteir flocks 'to look into the bible, even " as translated' nnller the inspeaion and con- troll of Roman 'Catholic divines." "And they assigh this reason, that, without tire aid of the clergy, the people cannot understand it.. Now, that our blessed Lord stiould have dire&ed his disciples to preach the gospel to thepoor, and, should have taught,others to search the. scriptures, if that gospel and those scrip. .tures were not perfectly intelligible to the plainest underatanding, it will require the •.tmost stretch of popish credulity to believe. Indeed, as Air. Crow'. ley shrewdly'and pertinently, observes, the assertion' is false, with respect altnbst every passage -en which the articles of • the Romish faith ate' •• founded., ' • "The meaning of, these passages, with a sittgle excePtion,is, as you will presently see, ao very plain, that no child of. fifteen years old, if not an idiot, can possibly mistake it. This, in NCI, several Roman. : Catholic 'coutrovertists.-have indirectly ad- fl ;' but, to guard against exposure,' they have. added, that, although the articles which distinguish the Itomish comaitution wet e found to be totally tin= supported by texts of, Scripture, they 'yet must be received as ttue, because the true chord-has al ways held-then), and the Church is-infallible," Thy here beg the 'question, 'assuming as • a fail, that the Ramish:Church.is the true church, to the exclu,ion of all other Chrktians, Whirch: we all kno , to be false. Neither is it true that till We te - nets, - , ot the, Romish. Chtirch were iilWays held by "that , .-chyr,rih. itself, some of them having been in trodosed sever.il 'centuries after the - first uStfrpativ) of the atipreinacy But it there were -arir itt this 'monstirins position, • a true chord. might be raised Ull human foundatibns, wholry- in. dependent.oi scripture, and without taking for its guide the gospel: of truth, which Clirkt came to preach and to' publish. En -other Words, -1-1 true chutch might be formed vvithout Christ •at its head ; an infallible church raised -by human workmen.. Christ heitig the head 'of the church (of which cer. tairtly" the l'omanists fortrt a part, though a corrupt part) its, foundations, its do6lriues, and its-tenets,. must be stria!) , conformable with his gospel;• the , scriptures, 'therefore,' are the test,- by which the 'truth' of any, or of 41.1, of these, must be-tried.• they ;prink from*that test,, or if, submitting in it, they fail in the trial, they ITIUSt be rejeded, as form ing no part of Christian-code.' (To be continued.) IRELAND. 4.—Yesterday; Thomas Eg In, Sub 'Constablo, conveyed to this town, and lodged in put sprint to a. committal frenn Andrei%) Wat son, Esq. Margaret'Sexton,, Mr a chafge of felony. Ve , uerday, being the day for holding the fair ot- Clonro Id, a good shew of stack was exhibited on; - the Gieenand a great deal of 'business transaCted. It was infetidel to • have closed the day with a fa) , mote; battle belweeti . two rival clans., They mus tero, we ate well assured, npwards of one hundred on each side, and Were all well appuinted as any troops ever assembl6d for a "similar - ptirpose 5, but dwy were but-generaled, and the, heads; 7legs,,,and arms of Many a fittli.,r, brother, and near relatiye, sieved fron t i'ra6ture, dislocation', and coniusion,. by the adivity of, our Vice-Provost, ftided4y . ',fohn Stackpoole, and Pat. Mahon, Esqrs. who, .with,a parry of the arrny, dispersed the entlre, and secured the tranquility. of the evening. . GAL WA?, the long catalogue. of ca. lannions consequences, ptoct..eding from a want of proper caution in selling gtibpowder, we are.con cerned to add one in this 'town. About eight o'clock last night,' the neighbouthood of High. street, aIICI the adjoining Parts', were alarmed by.an, explosion in the shop of Me. 'Edward; MiArphy,..bra-; zier, at the LoWer I'o6r:corners, 'ivbich- injured. many, and shriek most the ..contigueus houses, On repairing to the spet from whence the ilarrn,' proceeded, it appeared that the accident w,is occa sioned by Om? poSiuthi-Of gunpowder having taen tire, while some person ira the shop laud been pur4 ehasittg . 'a Small Inaotity of that article. Th e h ou k t is greatly injured--the iloor itnaat di ately ,over the shop : basing . been completely' destroyed ; 'their w a llS considerably Shake'n, and tile doors ineWindowo eotirely demolished, Though 'twiny other housei% sustained much damage, and though tln most ,me- Linchnly effect ef.;" he aeCiderit remains still to be told, yet, 'we are happy m'being able to state, that ,the idndost Miraculous interposition of- Providenee itiffered 4 no more than onehlainart 'being to fall a victim on the occasion ;' for, nit only the person who had been selling the powder, and the ..persoi, who had been buying it, but al4kevery person ia the lionise,' escaped unhurt. An ,nit oncerned loct vidual, however, who had been, at ,list nionteat, passing by the' house', iiinot eXpeaed to linger•maiu than a, few hours, in consequence of the injuriel tee hlts.4o,staine4 .big thighs. arc 'bruised, his friidtored, and other paris of hii body severely : bruised, and mangled. The unfortunate stifferer, :we are informed, has not been satisfaelOrily recdg 'nised, hot is supposed by some to be nian moated Takby titissi , ini who resided at Ahascrai!;iv-, in this aseraiT, where he kept a smolt shop. He is a -yttting man, and married ; but 'Whether he hat% a 13 , - 104 or not r . We le a ve; not learned. We understand that tWenty,iiii,. guineas and tome silver were' fotind u, leis pogliets. •rhere was a considerable quantity .So* povier in the house, ex.elOsive Of, Chit Whieh . px. duelthough very near it, it : prOYidenually ;diet not - take fire ,tf Hitt, top, blown the'calamity would h*.iVe endc(l is heytnid specula- Lion or cfilljeaurp,. low . days ago, a,young woman was 'foetid suspended from a Joist of a house in Abbey,- and on being cut down, was found to belifeleSt.—GaPpay (jive/ride. "Nov.. 30.—. Wt IVlonday eyejilnoplis t \At) soidilts of the regitnent weY6 walking, unarined, near S'oanakill, county:ooNa terfordo:vhero a Serjeant's de!achment is quatteied, they perceiVed a man coining along tine road,. who had the appearance of a , deserter. Upon 6 'W/in him, .he . acknowledged lie had 'recently'ile... "serted, - andimmetkately ran . otr: wps, slopped by a II:1aq oil 1101:Silbilek, ,the scittirtyrc took' him into custody:; hat_as they ixere coriddirt , ozrtuei r Jioll . ters, a large bOdy at wommen frritt the Melds ,cattle tipbii Attactml ihdrit with Stones, and beat - them so' severely that the were soppo•red to be (Mad. They were broght in' h et i : on.Thersclay to the Generdl itespital-for Tilt; dleal assistance. Their abtrse is the mere to be regretted, as they were remarkable peaceable and well - -conduaed men, and belonging to a regiment which, after a residence of nearly two years atnen4st us, has justly merited the approbatikniAA all descrip- tions of the inhabitants. About half-past on the Morning of Wed- - nesdaflast, from ten to twelve desperadoes attacked ' the residence of Mr. Cornelius O'Neill, at Lis noragh, about three miles 'frotn "rhis: - tovin. After discharging four shots; to "intimidate Mr. O'Neill's . people, they bariorwt in the , barn door, and having 'found there two small.bays, they inquired of - thetn where Thomas Murphy (who was employed asa thresher in the house) was to be found. On being informed he was in the 'dwelling-house of 'Mr. they assailed the back-door with huge srones,' , and having: shivered • it to atoms, entered, and wept up stairs in search of. Murphy.. Having • ford him, they : threw him_OCkwrt the flight;'and. beat him unmercifully., In the mean. tittle; Mr.: O'Neill, hiving had no tieing, and•the men •in. the; house 'refusing to assist him in - defending it, from terror of being shot, made his escape, and came into Clonmel. Having got his brother. and some friends to accompany him, he returned to Lisro nirgh ; but on their arrival the .party had dispersed, and no trace remained of them but some horses, s;!lrtned much heated and ;fatigued, , ;Mr. O'Neill and his friends then went to,the. house of a ii&ighboor who .had threatened him wish , vetigesoco tue day before, and finding him pnclrs4sitig,himseif to go' to bed, took him. into. custody., : -They..then went to the house of .another person, whom.they. supposedro have beep of the party, and finding him completely tgolt.him also.. The y,Akere both, brought to our countrgaol ! —;but the latter his . been Sinte tiberdted,• no direct. charge lying.tigainst • - Committed to our c,,uni - y - gaol, ob. Saturday last, by the most noble the. :441trqns :of Waterford, ,'Thomas Kenna, charged witA, being. a caravat, 'end It wing" committed 'divets,:irtibherios..-7. Into:ford - • • • On the evening,ol Monday se'nnight, about eight o'clock, a banditti of five fellows armed with blun.. derbussesand pistols, attacked the beuse.of,the Rev. John Averill, of Mothill, thesourny of Water ford, the door:ot which.they .burst in y without any 'cerenieny 'or' any .pret ions notice. they immediately rushed into the. parlour where Mr. - Averill • and his family were sitting, - and the:Revs , Langer Carey (son of the Rev. R:tchard.Carey of this town), who was on hi's return to Waterford. One of tlie-ruf flans presented' a blunderbuss at .Mr.. Carey, who with great resolution and coolness ran at the fel. low, and thie.v up/the blunderbass tefore he could fire, but iohnediately received- several violent blows, which stunned hitt. The 11{44 proceeded; ,to search tar arms, but not finilingany, were rontent with the little money which was irta desk that they broke °Ten; and then aeparted.—Heruld.. We ar.e,sorry to itiform the pnbliC of the'foliow ing and sacrilegious aei :—On the night of • Sunday, the ult. the Roman Catholic Chapel of Kihea Ohm ll:lrish Priest of which 'is the Reif. Mr. Diatuotid, .a learned, accom p lished, and up right 4iwine—who, i he' worst' ot times, with honour =tu himself, condutted his' flock with safety through the tempestoons' sea Of public commotion), was 'set on fire, and alt . its. timbers reduced to ashes. k'so? tar are yet discoverable l as haying run down the walls, and trace, of the same com busttble have been found ac.l.kent to the build- _ _. r - iag, a symptom but too Convincing that this °tit- , 1 z:ge was . tint the et set of accident. - We have great , picatite in obiervink, that such disgraceful. orb . ? ceedingr are by 'no Means encouraged hy.any resped able Pfotestatit Of that distrid ; on the coutfary, Ave. are Well informed . that 'a.liberal and Reverend MaT gisirate in the. town of Kilrea has shewn't Ire greatest 'alacrity In Utfering his actvice and assittance.towards the deteiiion'of the perpetrators,,aud the Tecovery 'of the damages,--Vercy,,./unin e l. . - `Oa Monttly evening. between 6,and 7 o'clock. Michael M'Carthy, confined' for horse-ate:ailing, and Terence O'Brien,,contined .for rioting:(and who has been for years a most, notorious °gentler), and who inade . his escape once before from Jail, made an. at, trript to escape from this - . : CoPnry 1 44. M, which NlT:frthy - . succeeded, They procured a.atrong rppe, v..!lidi was conveyed. , to them - from..nurside.o.o. yard w-,11 by means-ot twine, and having sawed the bats of one of the upper windows, M'Carthy descended in safety to, his titends, in a field °inside:the -jail', yard wall; O'Brien prepared to follow, ..and had' , actually begun his descent, when the .sentry giving! 'the . :atarm, the people outside .immediately.iql, go the rape, and he was precipitated from a.conbider . - - able height into the jail yard, without.rrceiving atiy injury, except a few sprains and- byui.ses, 0144 was imoiectietely secuied. ,N,lcCas thy., 'nal wit 4stand 10g an immediate and brisk search, after him, got clear on The. iron , bars of the! - window,throu g h ; which they escaped, are cut clean through, it is said , with a spring saw, trade for the put pose.---Outfinelli4dv. The seizure made at the Custom-liause, ti me ago, of.the valuable articles intenned•for the • Enipetor 9t•tTaytt, -excited much curios:ty. • A list' of them has been !nide out,• of:which the follow follow ,/ • • • ing is a copy :• r. A•crown, set with diamonds', rubies, and einerattia. 2. A 0111,1411,1 g Iwu breaVtrpiatPS, ;1114 3 pativt drop ear-ring 'set with diamonds and einerald4.. , A, case, containing a gold cup. 4, A ditto, , containing a gold salver. s. Aditto, containing diamonds anti robics. 6, One , at gol4 tillagree stand, kt with amethysts, 7. Oue pair ni gold sPurs. • • S. A'gold and silver pliiine; set with Aibies, amethysts, and toptges. ; AOlO crown. One. row of goldpe-44.1111d tassel*, i. One dianiond cu ear,., • 12., ()ritf row of,riebtile beads and crucifix. 13; One chrystal, with tassel, arid ;elle. . 1 4, me box y. _ containing sundry diamond and gold pins; br ear,. rings, crosse, and warche,s. Zf li fTveti diz•iiiond tldLaa. 17; 'lg. 19. xv. Diantorid lockets, pins, and rings, The ,ffix utillS in. kiotinfiloW, belonging to Mr. , &‘.tveH ,weere yelterciak discovered to he on lire, but by the prOtdpt tiststance of the troops in, the bar -was got linda bolore anY veiy material in- Jury was done to the prerritses:., . • Orblib, DEC, On Tharday loaf the following Gent'Met' Oleo admitted to degrees :'•—• . BACHRLOR' AND DOCTOR IN Divorrrir..--Revem tend SumaerKilderbee, M.A. and' Student' in nity of University College,,Gr and Compo under. 'MASTERs OF ARTS.--Rev. Bryant 'Burgess, of Exeter College ; Rev. Joseph Charles Helm, of Wacilunni College ; 'Rev.' Charles' Marsham, Christ Chard - ; Mr. Sainuel Richardsoh, of Jesus College; Rev:, William Carwithen, - of St. Mary Hall. • ; BACHELORS OP ARTgI."7-LC Gendre Stirkie, Esq. of Brasen-nose College, Grand Compounder; Hutt. John Evelyn Boscawen,'Of 'Christ Chard), Grand -Compounder ; Messrs. John William Spicer, of 'Brasetr-nose C.olloge ; James Miylor, of Brosen -nOe College ;'Benjahein Hill, of Brasen-nose Henry Mot rail; of Brasen-nose College; JO hn dron,of-Woreester. College ; 'Thomas Henry Elwin , - of Worcester College; George Magni), of Christ -Church ; John - Hoghts, --- of Jesus College; John Theodosius Jones;,of-Jeihs'College; Robert Farieis Walke r,r " .9l College ,• Nod Thomas Ellison, of CO(.Cr ot ; Thomas, Kahle, of Cor 7 . Christi poi Christi. College ; William Lewis' Buckle, of lincoln College ; Francis FoX, of University Cul lege ; Spencer ... Horsey, Kilderbee, ut univsol caege. " A. Nroi,ie . ixird milin h ts : e t ay. s i:_ c fts - h o wie t i t : l e m s e , n it c i ed e I t ! %,. i l e iig e n tid t o , l w e s xe ijc , il ia t i. ' spe, i i t t i e n t.o n ri a n ef er io . n . for Crim. am •ag iitist a certain . ?? . 1. " 7. s The eVidenet. will untold,ayFfi CO D '. - Ilitory of '.ritairiirriendsiap! -' ' SM a 4 ',i i 1 ,6 . C LAA LI .C A T s Yesterday - E tisty6P-- afternoon the (al e t atile,: A heep, end pip, in tend° 719, - I:r.e shew . n',forsthe premiums offered by illi.Slnit t " field Club, '6egan to arrive At ' Mr. S3dl,,,r's Yard, in C4°.,..iw!li-street, to undergo the examillatioffo( tli,4 luctg..es appointed to decide on . their coniparnib' , a fri b l . 4lr n osoes tffil e° a ba c iwu d t f ina m i :e : i tdai i.se ad ; t ewthte l se l i l v , : nr C : et e: sa l A r l . t n 3 aoo : s l l kl c I. P l r il a : c tl r el l O d1 :; c e l i l Y r a 1 II I 3Vta°7oGrhlYitl'aeefi3ce7:pit'aelldliP: ii:':l)l .t ng l a i li s i t k( i f t e i„ l : °la t l(v is l3 : ll:3leddi vlit'bil:ll: tra a O r P- f corns i:tatpla ceil ;proved IfejeC : . wl hel tO .--- On I s °c. -- e .1:1 tPbigeeQrrelercit:e:TilY.i breeds la belongingag.i)(t cl i hdta o a atQ u rilt g ibr:t l e . 2l: l .ll.l - ":: :ce h nrul f dlii e(i g (t))1:°::;1t:li hin"tlf out , as 3 . London- stage-figh I et*, hem 114 j, :tat exasperated, the tunsor, ' that he drew either 0ne...0k I . )i : razors or a sharp knife, with which h e revere`Y wounded his adversary, in three ,differen t parts, v l4 ° was carried senselessoff the field of ;battle, 'l'lla surgeon who dressed .his-wounds , being of opiniaa that his life was in danger, the aggresso r was taken into custody on . Sunday morning. r a n'ale. l 6 ‘ On Saturday seinnight, the body o ; fent was.found in a hatbox , on t.fle Tottn.moor, in a putrid state.. On the Monday following, a Yonr. z t; woman natned.Robinsoni before .an HOuse of 'Correaion, . went to the Court to swear ,ihowas the 'mother. of it, and had murdered it ; but On investigation, 00-surgeon proved 'that she had never had a child. . Her Ole& 'it appears, w" 4 c) - procure 'a comfortable lodging. for the inter. r. Cororter'sdury brought in a verdiel of Tiliffal Mu % such, der against some person or persons unknowil , L' „reward of tw v oty g uineas bas heenoffered,fur tnv inmate of toe 1 'discovery of the offender:. Aof ' The Hottentot female, who has'been'a subje.• - - calied gr a eat . Venusoh,liicc':aasubariopstiit4);,daathic_lsiunldoa- y i's w s e o t b ic t , rin titt i o_ Y ColiNiate•Church 'Manchester . 'The name o°l p _ . • to her on , the.Ouctisioni is . Sarah .Dartmann. - Thew' is (says a Sunday paper)'t l. o 4 / - living . i :, 1 2 , the. r ill oc iiellnatr m cd,r:inp a tlodu t g: ; vheit a:7 deathyr 1 at als n oi ci do t i e rai r to ' ly s r9 s tc,t f hoo l o e.ma p r m , o i ca n tiirai ll o o ;: t .a l e i ii ) r s .,i l ri o aii ! pha v: e ; te ' aci : i iitie tl epro iii , : i tl,df f . two-PagrS, the aEtunl sister of a Princess, ,i 4, , P d i _ i,, , sister -toa Countess; ,This. 'Lady is expe 6443 l ‘. o f Dragoons, . . serf' ,'W,i.l4arn Hodgson, who some time ago' ‘, 4 "3 1, ' 5 now it) York C.istle, has received a (either TOP' February next. .------"'" _._—___---- • • a iR7 us, „, a aughter' 1) ,.,0, . . . D. ' ° On the tuth intit ' r ' M "I' Lir" h " J 1" o . f SititA o (34 7 - edad ; On the IMt inst. at Wimilci)te- ,aic, •E.'s° lll ' t ,of lienty,Bridges, EN. Alla Sun. ------"...4*..° • • . : Ai ARRI 1.1. at 0 1 ' G ailweY i‘E iii. `olKillarnt a y t , K t i 0 1S1 1 . ls t e l Pl C sl i .t : ) l c : 1 .1 i; tl y i: : t (C 1 1 : ;;' ut : 11 : 1 4.1 . 1. '3lt°4lll C4cr el - thclate Peter 6 rehan, , Esq. or the City et Publi ll i o epit On ; Saturday.•, last,, at ingbtestOite, ii WX, Mc j o lgrg Walker, ,o,lVltle,End, to Frances, third daughter ot I: ,) Ve t i t °l , l ; : i t b . : t . i a oh lu t n i e c e' , e . s , s ( 1 : I t E s i r i te l l t i s t : ol on of Alexander R i g a h t tos cI. 3 i - i WI, in that CoulitY, k i l ter' ', CritClP34oot to Mary, second daughter of'S'• r(gr :nlisrla.l4:friria.rst:;OaDd: i‘err i1 t .„.,.... ............" *• le‘:ll.;'7ilst; On Sunday the . tst' t a w pat/A.Blllw, to '—th ' e . 26 .i th oel " Ll cgt: IT' aKeli' If ltiMettt Noelife of Clisrlei .I` l 2ci, 'j ut e ,i'llvr'" M. P. forth* County - of Km:land. .and 617." ' obit° . Alias WelmAn, Esq. of Potindistorcl Park, Sooictise ia ,,r,7s. 14 telY, Ot Lichfield, Mr.. Lister, tcha 0 usf,,, 1,4c0t. thaoiet Lister, ;Esq. of A Oil t age Park. iitallY YO** - ber of Parliament for the Borough of Clitheroe• , ... dOf: ‘ (-1 „ 0 . Fri4ll last, at Walworth, • Mrs. ,Saridtortt,entew)joioi ~`"1 1 Ow 'gilt inst. it,h6 hoose at ClaPtCPs4.4":. " Dawson; aged 75. ' • .„ Cluirle, S' t)tk;Ille'ilt11 mat. at his dvvelling•hetnie t'• ..... o f ligr. 54"re' t'itY-roza, Airs. L' veoCtli ilareisoo. IT/ SwainstoO Harrison, Wine-tnerc1i.t0t,d221:Ln:',.........„,-, , , COAL" MARKET, Duo. t t. ships at Market. Ships soil 4as. ou A lir.- r;5 • p 55, Newstie . Stbue Coil - 0 oci, - 1 SI:MIVILPS - - "" f; ' I" $: 04. citlo4ls P Ric":„e YfirraltDAY. South So Stock. , do t 44. 50. Pt. -3 "' P Ocolk":l4,l2:pcii...)giriad.ililioni;lll3l:lol'pliciplresi;;;:6llo Itank'StikV, Navy 1. - per Cent. shut 4 per, runt. g,Saia 1 pet c'ept. Red.: 62 11'3 3 per Cent. 0.0n14. sbut Bonk L. Ant). 16 3.46ths India Stock, India lionds t 15S. pr. >ON P.l DGE 70. M OP W. Evunatil;, rfi rain. alter- !O. filGll WATER AT LOV IN,lorning t o mitt. after o. It m-strcer, Grinvernr-square, 1, must be addressod.