The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-02 00:00:00

eLYklo yTu,.Aritzt. iarle n tuornin s mai p beef fur one of his'Majesty!S Shills:, • , *al proyeeding from the Point, she upset in , svff M all outton Co%e, and sunk immediately, by which accident, it is Said, a per son , w h o was: Ping in Said, the shipment 0 the same, waS unfortunately drow the ned. T wo seamen uho .viere triai at bow were say. • • A detachm ent of t r it Dragoons arrived here yeiterd: front .Tavistock, and' are etitba l ki ng on board iratispOrts fur Portugal ; as is also a. detach of the 9th DragoOtta.. bite . lionuuraule E • ast India.'CoMPatty's packet, Wellesley, that arrived here y , ..sterday from the Isle ut Fratice brought passengers trent thence Lieu- tehatit KniDER, Mr. IvILLIAMS, Midslfiptnnn, and the Cbitt Nlat , ut .01 Indianian, that Lid bccti cap_ turret, and recaptured .it th e sal render of the ],IG of - I'r"oce The Wearde! ) on her - pasS.ige, durin g a of wind, clef d away her ruatuntast ; nu, ntuderaring siiortiy-ifter, it Wati c l oio 1 ;01 on ue4, and replaeed• killui 4311 e;! Ilia, Majes'y's ship Tartarus, o f i 6 astnall eenVoy 161 : Ann ti cs ; Cod (ho'.Pruyi >tucl44l4 tilicti artbea bn6, with a fleet of transports tor the ; a.oe latt e r ar e tile lu „ tnonsesspis, Neptune, the Valehtme; Et4zAisetii, vea4lll; 11.1,th, Percy ; lanes 1 -e"'e 4 '"''" brig i.;:runa,, at; 1.16:;:t, master ; 11c ,, 11414 ' 4114 L4 , ;.tcor, the Poinuila,coath I IV , 'kn. i 4 wkiwr ; ttic Spaitisd ii,:kiwier I s'sti)eiliz 11141:Jar Iv 4 hgv,, miitcr • aliu t.. CiLiflub 4 0,1 S rah , 114 LC11414 for 1 41114 c 41. • 11). 'AljjeOy'i ship ilChi ll e did not arrive here ) as ea yester,..y . • C ''ae down the hatboar, and anehOred in the outlikt, isdajesiy's ship fa tstihrile• Arrived his lqaj,,stv's ship Sciptre front- thesqoa• (6 ' l oil ANA. ; the Laward, PA SCalt 4uw, K um, , from Bristol ; 672 N from ',oilcloth tjeon) F CAGY, jiill a Mid hdefamr,finervlCh.., 11 1 e/sAri, euDDE, ( 454 E, and j (4 ,,,, HosKlub, Wales . ; Ilu d the Mitts . lt 7ar Lit ' 4l. • btu gun•brig is arrived ;:ere, sod to ho ' but We have orrlpl Y 'ken able ' a.) ;ecru her name, Particulars respeting her. Anivrd ill,, tee., ;ruin tor Ns' drivot Oat by strzs s of weather.. M A' l 1.--A.ri , i ve d his 11/I..ijesty' s s hi ps Bel -44' wick anu .iiiionoWr: from off Flu ? li,og, tbkl tl Pifirr. uticr fro.ii P,r tstrlO-LO PO Phipps 446044 with a cuizycy tho Downs. Arrived tbu.boper Castle Ea,t, indiaman lot the 4.1 () 414. . . iftane Yesterday mentioned the.arrval of the ,li'd iii4'Y iiiickrt, trom the lade ot Yrri.it , e; al PlY'll."111' h." igill'olt..., 1,... fi Si.•• Helena the Iliti ,Mareh.— tt te I , ' h loft. 13-11 b , ,otc,roancfri Americilit tt;l.) wttny„ -.- 14 • *4 ' l litt 2 6iit ♦beeseroller, hl.td tdoolted at Si. . "'de/ by hti th b .., - •.4t* following :11.1.ppifig iittei)ig,-uce , vas r --7,td :.....'rtle bitty sover,titt v;;:is to preceed,eal l}. rkel'ltua disip,tiches for . 61g,l 111,11 as Was Ihe Ge.'orgii"'' i lle latter •to 161301 . lit 111: , Cipjtt ;Of (:;',.,(1 • • , 1 .'ll'e• lii gollie Hanka Sit' Wtililto• lieosky, ! I` ''''' ",,, and Medas s u ere 'to b-.; dispatched for tig;rifiLl .44 iooli.ds iojded.. :' ~ that 4 lieu Pitpr, 'd its -toll- Dt.tctunber, stales, i die shit) ( I:tai l • had .1 ) 01,beell' he:fird ot at Can (4,.iiiiso latt? iI the lilt Ut .NoVUmb6*.• '. ,111":." Itecigery, ''‘irltaler, Nlimro, from DasSen •,„ Nid, i t ~1 ,rlt .1 .. %ed at 'St Tieletta ••aitti . kyLitt.••to still nuot the fur z n li 'hi" *a.'(ll 11:43 1 8111 or 1911 i ."1 4larcla. 6 ' . . ~ ~ 4:ts'o.txeter wait, at tottlbav 01) the .26 I h of N . 0- th e. ,c, t r . ' 'and was .xpeclted to be divatc . lied to join I 41.tii).1 at the rendeivons, 'whc". 4 l the .A•holo wen: ° l 4 rt:e d r IX e. or ,11glind no lor .ii stt,,ii cotwoV, . „ . ._ ' 0 VAIIXIIALI: RainGß.--It as: generally reported : na l the first stone (Wilds millet taltiog was to be 1 • 141 tYe%terttly„ iry his II : yit Highness the 17rir'"e Re ill' If twtiveuselock 4 great number cat skree.tatnr Z4,00-..e bleb appettrithee,, awl by Aw e they hat: in -1 ttia,gre,it crowd. They were t hen informe d t ,willtitlie ceremony was put La until some day next , ,e(%li, ttr be app. t..d t- i i itoril Hightiess, ibe work , • . °ln ( )') l, % - ' 11 •- • three 'Raw inclosed and it, groat tor"4l ILLS'. I . I tillitrip. i 11'14,,-' ILIVe been ereettd on ihe platfprp i on wnic r ~.„- ' '',l , l e lll to he laid ; 'also a stair-ease 'for the itirt,,'l,l: "etet to.deset-ud by. Therte are.tyo bun bj" warktnen etuployed, and a s team-e"olt.: has sti°lu'ierti(;ten• Millbank and 'h nei%hboutiood be :J..4 4 I -4 1,1 , I '1444' been' Lk taY to feel tile good ctfecls. . ttt-s .. ~.vv . _ et , , , N I " 'ut tt..o: security of the bank, Sevpial ta ii,,..r.l''ollkebutters' ahop,, . iiiiVe ..1!);,(1,1-:.'le.ir. O. 1;41:44.1.; willt all die splendour 01 Li,end'2reet Q. . 4' 141(.4. on tikl.edayl..--atid mourning coach went front tury,. p„,..;''''Y, tur the purpo se of conveyirig Sir'JAMita lik \:ltittiS remains to Loudon ; hut upon , open he 1,ite:,".,• it was discovered that lie bad desired to IN' l ' Q n at Bucktnliam, in Norfolk (which. . seat he .44, 4 ~, , t ir" " rd Pwrititt), and in consequence the above •, 464 a rt tettlrtieti et ) , interest ' of the im. .Is„l4,4unt lilt him by tis wife, the. Countess of 104 ,k50,0b1. per atiourn) now tleVoiVeis on the Ite,t`iiniffNit of Mrs. hinktillAhl, by a son of the jerder I„,r'khbishoti 01 York, with was divorced front ,6:1.d about six years ago.--.flis tirother, Ma -444 ~-I.ltV MURRAY, liocceeds to the BaVorletag°, `4l latlitly natal% in Scnihinti. . • 4 I) , NEWMARKET FIRST SPRLNG MEEFIVG 18rt. ViIiDNE3DAY, MAY P. ,Fifty Pounds by subscripiton, tor 3.yr olds, 7st. "slb. 4-yr olds, B,t. ;sib and 5-yr olds, 9A. 4 11) . P. C. bfGrstion's b. c. Pope, 4 yrs c. *dove, 3 yrs 14 Delingtop's b'c. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs blr E. Lvelyn'o l b. c. Cabbander, 3 yrs . 2 ▪ dr .• ' 3 to I on Pope. t Mr, Howarth's Invalid, Lt. vb. beat IA Grosweiwr's betwolio, gst. Ab. Nr. $(1 ..=6 to 4 on - lnvalid. ' Sweepstakes of aodgs. each, - h. ft. coli.ilfst.'glb. fillies gst. -,„ "lb, tiCrUS6 the Flat, and ir;,ing 4-yrs mu. Alr. Ladbroke's b.'e. Ilepbestion, by Alexander Ld tersey's.c..by b,rcerer, out of CO3faC Mary .Mr. Lake's bl. 1. (Jr-unarm, by Sorctrer 2, to t nu fiepisestion. . . . The Port Stakes of 1 •ags. each; h. ft. colts, Bst. 71h. fillies, /54t. 41b. n•,t named in the Claret. T. - M.-M, 1 w owner of the stconallorse to withdraw liiiistake. Mr.' Wilson's hrotner to Sir David - • - 1 I..ti•Utosvenor's Donna Clara - . a . Lt.l C.. H,: COVaIItIISII I S OrAIIAC . - . 3 Iti 1. bentin c. by Eagle - - • 4 _ .. 7 liven. . The.Newinalket - StaktriOf pgs. each, h. ft. colts, Sst. 7111. fiiltes, i',4t. ail) ;111.1 i 'sing 3. yrs old. Li. Al. Mr. Andrew'i,bi. c. Tropli;nt,us, by Sorcerer . i I.d C . ,i . tav6, , lisit's, in. C. by I'ruu) p Out of a iti:u.i to liangt.iii .- - - - a D. of Ruttdikl's 1. Sorcery, by Suicerer, dam by Sky tcraper .• - ' . - - 3 Sir V. oblibury's b. c. by Whiskey, dam by Truiripa tor, out of Orai,j;e-tidd -_ ' - - '-, A iy ~Ca~. Itutton't's t"dr.triuS, - 8 ' 5t .... 51b. beat Cen. Grosvenot's Lop,ntittg,o, Tat. isib. Across tite•Flat, toogs. h tt.-:- 7to 4 on Moitit+s Lo P. tiel;tnick.'s Asmotleus, Bst. 91b. beat I.). of C rafton's 'c. by Vaitt.n, wit or lii,tck.,erry, 6st. - 41 b .- Two-yr ott.l Course -6 to 5 agst. ikstoodvbs Air. SlLlF,esveat's Tumbler, Bst. beat Major Wilson's )u_ ,;filter, bat.' )n. Ab .• M. t0 , ..p. 11. It. -Sto 4 agst. Turn. oler. Ltt C. 11. Somerset's Sunbeam, Bst. 51b. beat 14 Kin. nait(l'3 8.0.. Last three miles of 11. C. toogs. it. it. 7 to 4 SUM - ream. %sr. itt.Kesi.tat's Chester, rec. 7igs. from Major sun's Erebus, sst. each. old Course, 1 o Oxford's" Littic Pre..ton, Bst. 81b..agSt. 14 F. Ben tinek's Pheasant, BSt..zlb. Ab. hl. 2555. Off by / coo. bent. 'From our Prriate Correspondence from ,Portugal we select the following LisaoN, APRIL 20.---Maishal RereSfOld is 'at 'St. Mat t ha; illl6 a part, of his army is carrying on the sie„oe r,t ihidajos. It was yesterday reported Ural B ;sterns nad bi.endefea!ed by - Mortier, hot no part;.c , darh are mentioned, and the report is not credited. A considerabitt part of the Fr knel t h ave gone to 031ilrilatlea; , nei 1a is expec!ed t int-- render awl, and Ia faV et cry thing lotiks well. " A.CttiArittuft, APRIL 9.--I,nl.rossing the river Ctia,: near Sablial, ciit k 1)0 ;jet instaticonr regiment ' hat 'ht' honour of exchanging a Few •ihol wito the Fiend' 70th rcgimeot, or Biathapatte's Invincibles‘ bi , toie they returned from ih - eheight , ; above the toril of 11.: , Cot ; they let' several Ortle - ers k died wotinded, and 40 or 50 tnen. regun,!nt lost . oatn'at diy Liettten .;it St. Chir, Eoslgn Wils. and'fiv- rank :tat Ate 43d regiment howitzer, an,i a ,ta,il pieee'ot ordnance way ton td ,11 the, told. ' (Y.r thvkions are at pre,t , euttp Span. Th 3 army Lp.elt been 'Awn vest,since we ent4.4 Spain we have been. tv.ut t p irchase greai plenty of wwe and though at it most exarb:nun price. DuraLr the re tleat „t to- Fr.:4;dt through Turin ,n, t - le!y s they liaise,; was r :!,sacked and tl , -,:•, , yed. The to id, dead cavally and at; 11 r,y, so that it Ms been a most demi te.treat to MaNgenat " ' ZAFf4 A a AiR4l. t 7 W yesteit:ay hada smart alflr with the *mein civalry, amounting to . about, 800 Ro miles troin hence. The j!ii.larhh,ll hca l •fea our c,:a va l r y, a nd charged them, hr rkt their line, put, them entirely to the'rout; and punned them four leagues at full ga;- 10p ; w© took shout tA;O bun tred prisoners . , exclu sive olt he liked and handed. We scarcely lost a urn) or a horse. We have 'also taken 4000 rations of bread, and the s-.me 91141161 y of brandy. ; As Ht eXaMplo to the Portugueso, Pitirsh r1:11-resford , nts loc . vard in every instattec in the most conspicuous ttidnio.r, and they hat:e ,obey followed his lead. Upon . tins Ouca'siett .We broke the French Cavalry in a style tbill . iittiatled thO a4lll . ll'a' rain of the ' This account must be truly gratirying to-4,11 who have 'observe.' the effitiqs Of British diseipline,and example on' the Poritiguese people. it may serve td sht us what would be the clnse,quence if the Spaniards would 6.110 W the exairn.te. " CAMP NEAR JUIIANIANIA, APRIL 5.---011 our arriv:il tier e the ush:►l the uytta for 4 of the Gaudiana c therefige remained ens camped within a r,iil ot it,. 'while, the brtdges were building, wh c 1,, f.on) the great exertions ataking, wa nopewil: here • . " crossed the Gnadiatia ; the .Marshal will lens (in , to men. Oh venzir - and flaclajoi, the .Marsat4 intending Jo Ballow Souls towardlSe,ille, Where, w;i• widLtitand, 1w is gam.. Mortier 2D90 MOII in BaLiajos, Which will we ilten his totce,very inuch. Nothing, then, that can be ot ,the spirits and courage of the Briiibh.troopi Lim convey eve s p reinote,t..idea of the rhvatience and anxiety they display to eoine Lll contact with Btionaliarte's veteran' soldierb,." TII ATR E. —The ' interesting Tragedy of Dwight was represented last night at Coventtarden. 'Vbeatre„ and Mrs. Strib.)Ns w.is the tivroilie. Th , ; poWera of' tins great actrois Nye been mellowed, not injured, by time, and are settled into an estab lished xccllenee, whidi, with equal tile, but less necessity 91 exertion, alwa y i nods its way to the I(v:isms was , very aninuned and in tt;reting in. Young Norval, KEXITIIX gave d Ve nerable: portrait of his.suppoed sire.—BAßaYmoitC,, Glenalvon was Mao a good support to the piroz.— Tirmour and the horses weut ofi . with great et - bit. LYCEUM.—A irnmorous audience atteinted Olt third representation of The 'Americans last , hight, att,i the piece is so acceptable in its altered state, that it 'Went otr throogiput with much applause. Ii RA ai exerted himself powerfully, and was encored twice, part icularly in' -The Death of .Selson. The bon gs tit; signed to' Mrs. MOUNTAIN give tine • seope •to her powers r ilia 'song with charming eired; MAT TII MS, • Dow roN, Jou NOTUNB, Weit ses'ei.t ilf Qictilicriter - r . t;6_ —.The Death of Nelson.--B. Sir&s r, R.A. , As thii pOure was openly exhibited at the hatise of the iegetopus Attist soon after it was finished* 'and is iherolore r not only well khown to the public, but was amply—described in the daily prints, We ihave only to say, that it is a very impressive -repre sentation of an event in the highest degree interest, ing to. the British Empire,. and ,we may say.to the ci vilized world, since the hero, who forms the :chief subject, of it was employed in sustaining the great fundatrienial principl e s o f human society, as well as the e,;sential rights of his country; '-The figures are, well grouped and admirably disposed, and the Artist has contrived to show the buille and a6.liVitY cessarily attending such scene as he represents, without in the least impairing that forcible interest and affeeting sympathy Which the (thief event is, so well fitted to excite. The plat ore is worthy . of the hero, ,in- saying which we cannot add any thing more favourable to its high nierits. The , 6 is an ad ;nimble print from this pitinre in the Model room below, in which all the excellent powers cif ,Mr. HEATH been exerted, and conse q u e ntly i t may, be considered as a eerfett .work in - that dep'srtinent of art.. The son of this powerful engraver, Mr. C. HEAili, who possesses a.. full portion of he.edi tary genius, is we understand, chosen by the Goer , fors of the British Institution, to make an engraving from the grind.piclure. by, Mr. WtZiT, whic that Institution has so liberally purchased. 61,—Portrait of the Bishop Of • Cloy.ne. —II. llowAgo,R. A This is so faithful and. spirited ,a portrait of the vencrable Piel,lte, that we hope for the sake of his friends an enzr.: ing will be made, from it. pitture is . painted with firmness and in a manly tune of colouring, and does great,credit to thesArtist. 176.--Portrait of H. Trestiam,. IF.sq. R. A.—T. Pd . ; LIPS, 44.. A. • Few heave htiVe ever made' More rapid str'idesi to elect- . !elle?. than this' Artist. His portrait of Sir, Josit Pit BANICS' some time excited high approbation, and his progress has 'filllyjustified the general ex perlation of still increasing Merit. We have, here the double gratificaii.:Af of seeing an admirable pic ture and of witm:ssing theamicable feelings that in dueed one .Artist :to employ his talents in .coinpli mem to another: The likeness of Mr, THESHAM exatt, and displays a bold an!l spirited expression:- ,, The eolonerigis clear and natural, and the work en titles Mr. Ph tt•LIP3 to a very high rank atitong the por;rsit of the present day, deritig their general merit, is no Slight degree ut es titnatiun.- IBB.—Lot znd his Daughters contitteed by two Aniels.— . B. Wtsr, The ingenious artist has, in toil pi6ltue, given a striking specittiv'ti of the Variety of his king iit his august work id the BritisiiGidlery, a stranger might suppose that his fgetniu.s sowil Drily manliest in iii%itorieal,g‘ratideor and sobiiioity. Here, however, we find tt "beadtifol 'di. !ey of 113- tpre, and a sn'olinkit'y of a diieren't 164.1.--The group of figures is adinirabh!. Tae dej , :ctio.. 'to • the tamily of Lot, anti the benignity ol their eel stiAl are well discriminated ; ant) ainidst the horrors of tli city, the: artist has contrived to th/V.V a gieliti of hone, which ithc,ites, tn#, the viiiitiltion of Dit;itie vengeance is only of a touspoeary The leciing . 'll , lembers ot• the .11; iiish Institution kve under. , te4olved to Lo!Lcz:t as many, of the. works of S;r Jlpinu A IlEYNocos as the respec tive possc-ssars will perthit, in order lo . 1 , -.rat a tem porary exhibition to honour of that greo.t: master. They . intepd also to have a cornmenturative dinner on 0,, Occa ii mi , a circumstance honourable to their patriotism as welLas task!, is the Olojet4;of the in tended celebration was a notional ortwinent. Oa MOlld.sy, the I.sth 'ultimo, the British Instito• t ion re..opetted wNlt.llr. W.E. - q's celebrated produc tion, already commented on, and a tre.,h arenge. ment.of the other pit-tures ; of those which h ave be en dnipoied,or having been removed.. 'We are Ohl, lt9wey,ir, vereehe, that Ur. D4'wE's of a Atigra aogrpowering a • Buya/0 still retains its distinglikilecl place in the Exhibition. It has been purchased by the liberality and good taste of 13. / - lot.rnap, Esq. M. P., A:nottgst those whose absence the.punhe'will .regret, are.t he rindro mar4e, by the 'spine artist, which has been per chased by TttetylAs Hats. £iq, gLoVeit's wap has ,become the property of ALLSO.P. Esq. HowAan's.Titaufa, an 1 !;...% erat other rote testing pittureg tiv COLLINS, 1331C“1t CQ I SSEt, :111(1 otheiS, have like . wise become the vropeily. of clifte 'rent Patrons. Among the fly instances' of 44 , Inllitig• daily pratilied in this M-riopolis, the tollowing,may be rated:with th , ! first of them . in point of eirroldery.-: ypung Gencein in of good fortune catne• in tot 0 from Bnro; , shiro, for the first time, early to the Spring of the .pr , :sent year. Possessing au enter ising and an enthusiastic ardour for the mi litary profe,sion, be ti,lmninett to quit A l e hanw m of fashion ttthi dissi l yation, and emit for - Partugdl, t'o join Lord Wellington' as a volunteer. tarty in March he sailed on board one of the packets, or dering hs set vain (who, under- pretence of iciness, was' allowed to retrain in I,tindon) to follow him with all poliible expedition': Toe man no sooner 'learned that the' ve4S:d wa. out its way to the,Conii • tient, than he got a person to pet:sot - rim Iris late i'nAstcr, and, in a lodging in, the neighbourhood of Piedaddly, these ,confederates began t o lay .the P.uta he' under contribution. By this Scheme alloy trades men were defrauded of gowts, dnd their credulity, in other ways, imposed upon. Having carried their ;10pVedations to a Considerable extent, they indged it pintint, in the snurse of the, lei Nvecii, to de camp with their plunder... . . , On Wednesday, whilst one of the troop . , of the 4th Dragoon Guards was assetnnling tbr exercise its che Bigg Atirket, Newealile, a mkol l t4 vo 4'd og dew at the nose of one of the hor.es, which began to plump very violently. Th 6 d og ,011 continuing to terriwnt it;the animal rearing fell backwards ; and either trout brtiking a . blood vesl , el f 'reining some other mortal i n j ury n th , bled to death upon • the spot. it. ri k l er Fot to nattily ese4peci LATF REPORT. VIIIDNEMAY, MAY i. This beiriOtitt first (iny_ of Els+ er Teim; he' LO/C6 CrIANCRIAO4 and the Judges' went in state proves:. Sioll tO . Wystrninstet -HA; where they opened th'oir respedlye Cogirt•-. • In the.,KitiO Berch the TA)RD.CtiIEF , SCISTICit took his seat a liitir after one and proceedeT to busine”. H s Lordshp heard the Report n(the State of the Convklsat 'WOIII Aid), Lingsto , le bout,. &c.; ,and they continued to .sit bvining fications of bdil till lota o'rinek, wife!) his Lords pp directed the following IV.O/13'etier:il Rule fo be f)oh fished 'to the Pm:tition.ls of the Court, viz. Ttiat from and atter this (4, inilleauses . th bp tried in the Sitiings alter Term, at Guildhall, London, run ;co of trial be served on the parties, either for the fiiit siting day, or her the a r djourntrient day, ,at the op's tion of the plain (id* and that sock notice-, it the palies reside more than 40 miles twin London - , shall tv.; given eight d3y, hetore the tirst`sitting d by fier Term, and it s less than 40 miles, then four dap! ;before such shrill day, COUR - COI? COMMON . PLpi, MAir i. This, day the Judgeg of this Court took their' centi with the formality' usual on the first day of Term. CARUTHCRS _V. retatmottAs. Mr. SVriedllt LENS moved in tin, case for A neW :The plaOttiti, who was . C.lptam of th, , . ii. , n r y Dondas India:ban, sought to recwer 400 i. whin ht had been mulcted by the. East India Company fOr bringing home more, goOdS thin 'b.+ was sik ved by prwdege. It appeared that the plainihrhad sol , l his ,privilege to . the defendat:t, on condition that h a , lbould not put on board rno , c than n cert.)in.,W.Aq,lit of. goods, The . i.letend:int did ship more thin (;,6 weight stipnlated, constignenee of w inch the tiff was obliged to pay the fine. M.. .I, : try, give a vtrdict foi toe pLoniitf subject to a . poiot cat law re- Pip-, , cling a difF:tenCe of tonnage, ac c. 1 1 0,11 ,t, 1 ,1 iti India. anti Europe. The Conn was now - moved 10 algi.te the cafe, prep:l6loy' to a new tul4 to spew cause was granted. • • VUBLIN, Aim 27. COMMON URINCIL. Yes/el . /lay being ctuarter Day,•Eind tio, day rip. , poinid for the e eGtion of. Laid Niayor and. Sherittg, there was a very tall attendance of COIIIIIIOII A Mesqlge from the BO srd of Aideirnen inform* etl the Commons, Om. elected Altlerinln ARCIIErt,..I4Otd N.Livor for the y e ar,. prly•tiq •theti7 cimeurrence. .Whereupon Alder t u In Allcil6a was d , :tbird . . . iton . ent EIAIcrLY jOif- K. James, E s p 4. Wers returned St:etiffi Jot; the ensiling ye a r. Art .14dclitionaLsal try of ,0 the tao , , presimt, and, future Lord iNityori, 1..1 order t(r ematl:o ! s i ,le c w o t ir ut th-ir orficte, under the greatly ibcrealed prices .11i: articles ol life, was propowd the Bo3rci of Aldert-3e'r.t, Which I.v, as defiedwi,h an Amendov..itt, shhje t t ing it, like tti* lorint:r grant, to N'-tithitt at the expiration of ti.) year, cud I eieeitoit hi the es etit of dglietii. The propriety ot raking Lt!inster I - tonse (or 'ha res , dence of t .e Lord itl.l) or, svat r..'lerred to a C. ;0 be, reported . n hereafter, Toe following It.-solutiOn was then proliosed, and un ntinioasly agreed to , " That h great pride and sati9 , fadion, relyrn thvir gr flew' and h Genera; Gritmin, old Ow „heroic Tl:hups which longht utidCr 4t Barro4a.", • The Assexal) . , Lately, a child, shout 4 years o f age, Ongt t lei• ' o f Mr. Elba, 10c-surveyor of excise, in Whitetraven, fell from a garret witilow, a height of nearly ten yards, beating upon a cellar porch in . its ; (strange to telly neither was there :a bubo hr,'. nor a pint - dislocated-by the accident of this short tilerhoir is now as healthy and a-, well as ever . The following account of a fasting woman is given' in a • Paper of yesterday There, is, now living at the village of Tetbury, in Staffordshire, five mde t t from BUrton-upon-Trent . , Mrs. Ann MoOre, who leas lived, or rather existed, without food, for threw years ananal a half; and without any,litiuur, not el'en s 6 Much as a glass of water, for 'two ye . ar.4 And half.' 1 - I.';.r stature la' uf .oithic , ,; tied; and has Ortifour children, two of k% now living. Site can sit up in bed, read herl.36:ot and Prayer-book With the ElkATAtatlet! of . glassc3; and work .at intervals at her needle. ft -r strong, In Tespebl to the use of her frame, alt hd lower parts up' to her body are useleit+; and totally cl , •ad. tier legs are beaded under her, and tht-ir 'sinews grown still—her yoke i 4 tow and faint, but accurately ciistino—shq takes' snuff, cYrnl now' is I:4 tier. 50tiv year: iltr opinion on her own c ,se that she cannot live long, at she gradually feek self weaken. The nobility, faculty, gt!otry, colurnoners,•thrpughont'the kingdom, pay to satisfy their curiosity." . MA fil.llollo . Uoll cragm—irosep4 /Firriwile!! ed with having robbed Mr. Igtratlek on ;he highway, in the neighhout hood of Bruithfield,. on Sunday night last, or his watch and prosecutor swore that he waS aciked the h . o4D . by T 4 C prisoner; and on.polling out his watch, the I,lit'.'r so:itched it, and etfetted • his, escape. The color met hiin yesterday in St. James's, and t...0k. nilo into coStodyw4litfiistance. Toe prbonei Wa3 hilly - conimitted 'for 'trial. A young man of the name of Luekett, a publican near Milford, Kent, .applied ,to ilia Office for ati,l:l:,- ;Ince to recover his wife, whom hp had traced to • 1409d0n ; ite had eloped wit Ii a so!di.! , r, a corpuriid :in . the Royal. waggon train, 'on .B:nurdal. se'noight, With . 3tll. in money, and,dcserted two ,intant.onk dren. , The•Colpplainant had traced his rib to 1,;,1g,i ings iu Ber , viek-street; and, on inquiring for •ttet, tiai met by the soldier', who ails:tithed him. It turned out, hOweeir, that th soldier had destmed, and he was token into custody on this c;iarge, n od, Qmulirimd anl; atter conindenfble persoasion,‘lii:b. Lidy hiving - beet) tbo deprived'of her gall.lnt,, cow. seated to return to hca tatudy sit OW l ot litCr