The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

Front the FRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS. • PARIS, MAY 5.—,-Two English Prisoners, Ca EDWARD RocnE, and C H AI;L.I.IS GRAHAM, have passed through Turin, in the custody of some. Ito - Gens-d'Armes. They conic from Vicenza, and 'were on their way to Valenciennes. Fourteen other' , Prisoners of the same countrr, coming from Venice,_ . are desi.itied for the Kline place. Mrs. SPENCER SMITH, the' Lady:of the English Minister , at Con stantinople, is among the muuber. On Wednesday, at two o'clock, there was a dread ful storm in .Paris. The rain fell in torrents ; claps of thunder and ,flasliesbf lightning succeeded each other without intermission. Some hailstones, of an uncommon size, hut fortunately not in great quantities, fell at the same time. Alony of the largest chcsnut-trees were torn up by the roots in the gorderiS of the Thuilleries. One of them in its fall fractured the charming Statue of Atalanta, in'the parterre on s the side of the terrace of the F enillants; 5 French per cents. di. go.. STUTGARD, MAY B.r—LetterS of the.4th, ' froth Kempteu, mention, that several small divisions of the Army liner . the -cornmand of Marshal NEY have passed through the neighbourhood's of that' town on' their way to the Tyrol. The Bead-cigar- ,tars of the Great French Army continue at Uhn. It is caleubted, that from the 10th September, - 1805, to the 17th April, ,1806, not less than 903,65 I men, • and 18:3;621 'horses, have halted tlire for a shorter o.• longer time.' On the sth' instant .26 pieces of heavy cannon; drawn by 222 horses, passed - , through Canstadt for Strasburgh. Seyenty,Lnine carriages, laden with 178 handrei weight 'metal, are expeaed to pass through . t 'lot town. T4iEsTE, APRIL. 25.—0 n the loth, a. Russian Ship of the Line, of 74 guns, arrived here, • and snchored ai some clistanCe from the - Harbour. • She convoyed . a' number of Merchant Vessels, and had some. Prizes in company. Some •Ftench Gun-bouts, which - had advanced near Cape Istria, fired on the Me r rchaut Vessels, and endeavoured to cut off some of them ; but •the Rnssian Ship approached, and co :spelled 'them to retreat. , NAPLES, Ara,ti. 25.—We are still ignorantof the time when Prince 'JOSEPH return to this city from his tour in the Two Calabrias. He is forming a camp iii Lo‘Ver Calabria; Wifich will threaten Si cily: The siege of Gaeta is dont:wiled with 'vigour, and partictlafry the preparation§ for blockading that place from, the sea. Marshal JOURDAN has been establi , ,iced - flere as Governor since the 14th. Num bers cif per§ons are tiequently brought in from the country, arrested as disturbers of the public . tran quillity. ' M. SAI.ItETTI, Minister 'of the Police, has re ceived the following Letter from General MERMET, relative to the suppression of the remainder of. the insurgents in the distriit of Castelluccio I-lead-Quarters, April 17. " I was informed on themOrning of the 1 1 th, that some disorders had broken out at Castelluccib, at the instigation.of DONE, one . of the heads of the masses, who had been enrolling men for some days. past, and had shewn himself publicly in tinifortn.: The - ensigns of the Hag Faith, first used in 1779, were re-Mu-d -anced on.this occasion. In consequence of this inter ligence, I ordered the troop , to March towards Castel and went in person to :emboli, to dire& their. o7erations. Here we arrived - yesterday , dbOut one in the afternoon: I immediately took measore3 for ttking the banditti; but I learned by the inhabitants, who came to my as sistance,- that LtoNE and one of his relatives have been killed by his own people, and that : his brother and four of his friends had also -been arrested, and were to be: delivered up to me. - This. report I found to be accurate,, as the Prik)ners were delivered up on the same clay. I shall have them • tried by the Military .Commission. This Country is nowtranquil. I shall colle& all the intelligence that may be useful in throwing light upon the causes of their revolt. MrRmET, General of Division." ORDER OF . :11 - 1E DAY, 6 , Is. - • SOrne Soldiers of the •Enenay's Armyhaving join ed a small intim ber of vagabonds exeited by the agents front Sicily, are wandering:in the mOuntainsi; they hpVeendenvoured to raise several villages,in Calabria, and assassinated, sortie straggling .soldiers aid feeble detachments. Even the communication COrps . ofthe !!army was intercepted by these lifilye.ods, at it he head of whom there was no Chief:of:AV dis t linetion The Division of Gen. Viwipisit:, prdered to disperse thetu; Marched to Stigliano, iviartoran Ser ra Sretta, and NOcera. The village of Soveria- was !Aver, Up to the flaMes': the Brigands were dispersed, 'the Fourth BL : mem, of Light infantry, making part, of: Gen.- , :.'s:Column - , who accompanied the c(iimiander-in Chief, bad orders to march through Catanzaro, through Stilo,, where another horde vas *colieded , General REGNIER having alSo detached troops • to that quarter, the whole of Calabria, in a manner traversed by. the French, could not remain long infested by .thebrigands. The troops own them se4es much indebted to the seal of the country people, who every day brought some of the - brigands' they had, arle-acd to the, Commander in Chief.-- The governor of StigliSno particUlariy distinguished hinist if. This Commune resisted an attack made upon it, killed five, and took twelve of the bandittieThe Go‘ernor of .Stigliano has> been nominated to new appointment by his 'lmperial Highness. The Cornmander in chief Cannot be better satisfied with: the disposition of the inhabitants of Calabria, most-of whom have met and received the French troops with: the most _cordial hospitality. The Calabrian Moun taineers, so much negleied - by the ancient, Govern ment, merit, by their energ,y,. all the esteem of the Erench Soldiers. The Commander in Chief, willing to'give thetil';i • proof of his satisfaCtion,' has ordered . the 16i-illation of a .Corns - of Calitbrian 'Chasseurs,— His Imperial Highness again recoMmends the ob servance of order and discipline, to the Army ; and to tkA.drni nistration s, . the most, severe, regularity in' ::the service. , The Army are also enjoined by his Majesty- to .return the oxen and mples,provided by -the inhabitants for transporting their : baggage; ',The. Cirdonnateur" in Chief will transmit 'orders to the STOCK:,Y India • I ia .4 . dis. • - Old , Crclieq.' lilt I I:1116111ft, %,.'; ••• • ' 3 liel..l.;efit,- .I)elitTred, • I II) peria1 . 3.43.e2 Cent. 58 I i 1 4 1 ' 7.4 Judy, fi t 6t.. C ; APITAL, ck , o E , SIN 1.)( .'sd A LIJA..., c II B E • VlrIN f;S: . t. : Lt) )c:.44 • • ..Ty CI TRIST4I:,*;: ; At hie c reit #tbaiif, - t1ze61.% . , 31 1, ,at I:,welvz CE nj,4l , (slO5 - ,;itile vi. tjuest qil,l Tit): f t your, of ceased Consis.thig of mAtclll,:ss Alm ; dei , :z . t.4•;Siv-Iti4 . Cniitl4)agr.s,. C h3tettu NI arg". - 4„;..rfet,,:;:tirdi2, tiCtu , r:Wihite Viris - de Szititerve, ar.A. - ,illtrtett.? , a - traktit"Qaard.t.tx4; of. o.l4.tirock4.f.c S:g:ir...; call) ;. !Ceti- anfroiAFi' qui - imp and t\ its . 4.; FREEI-1()i.1.) -RESibElslCE;‘AN'tftiliLtrl i .:_ k !t" ''''' ACR t-4,':'ON E • -Nil I.S. P.IU;T ati c ..:L.Z);'-',•••:. - .._ TO B E ._,5.01.1) .B.Y-,-.P 1 . "1 V.:Yr F.. 4 Q IS PIa i W I , '?il l.S. ' : •"' ' ' ' By - Mr.'"GilitlSTTE; ' ' ',: • , t' . '. . - 1 & :§pae,i9p.• apo very I),44irifols 4,TOTA., , fiti 1 1 _ A 1.. -I' lit E HO 1.13 . 1) WELI,I NV,' Za 11Zd I.NMl . .rli(itr i - a . 1-I.()USE,,in a healthy and delightful Situation, snle -7 7:1;1'.:' - S ay. th of t-I i 6. C 1 Ty....3r - - il A TR, .444 tic.' sirliat OD ill s, ttt 'stilled . Sta 41 - Dottritt- ( , reli-.ll§tiv,l : ap 1):6•11!nt -, , L.:' Bath, KitchenG.argen chiefly incla , 3Ni ity alotty W l'lnit -,i .!..,„ • P ensure', Groinid, and, ihcluding: 0-irden i abbprltit ".! TN‘..sl-X . A CRIS-of go- d'P A 8 TII R.lf ).AND:4II4-.-444 . . -- :.a. Cif A I‹, OS.;- the whole within aßiing - FLliee: .-- 24,T 'of The Prernises are .Nvel I siipplied, with .reinarkahly. - trei", Niter, are in good Repair, and fit fOr "the.oco.l.lPA:tiPn'94 - a: , ~ . _ .., . ~ , 1 ...:ii.....- .. ....y. May he viewed,. and-printed P 47 rictil ari may be had of 'Pie P I inters of. Crutwell's Bath and I. eii4" -I ! atleyls Bristvl., P:::.., per ; at Garraway's Coilee-hOuse, &.:ornifill ; . and or.:Vri... C hri stie, 'Pall. Nfall, who is authorized to treat fofthe 4.16 w; '' NAVIGABLE CANAL,CHELS,EXW.ATER-WORKa— , Sl-lARES and MORTGAGE PONDS. • MONTHLY SALT. . by Mi SCOl7.l', _ • On Friday tik 6th of fntie, ,at Tw..•lve o'Cloek, at - Ce.:r.: • 'rlWay's, Change-alley, Lort.ioii, Shares in the following Navigations,, viz.o (RAND JNCTION--7Shares,. Half Shares,. optional LoanNotcs, and-Mortgage Bonds, bearing live•pet Cent. - interest... • . The ASHBY-DE. : LA:ZOU CH CANAL—Five Shares,. ,a LOan Bond of, soot: a ditto of esoli bearing live per cent. interest, secured on the said Canal. The_SWANStA Shares,..the last Dividend was at 41. per Shitre, ex pelled to increase. • The-GRAND SURREY 'CANAL—Five Shares, a very improving undertaking, judiciously advancing. To Sores-in the I:ANC A S:T E R NA L ;And - Five Shares in the.c iIE.LSEA • WATER-iY , ORK,s, -1 11 estahlisnM Concern: - Paiticuiars at the Now-116tel;-Birrningharrt; at;: Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and - of - 4 , 1 r - scow; a 5, Neve- aridge-street, London. . . . . pEas'cv\Ts. who Dave Jiulottutiately made use that dangerous Mineral' lercury, would do well weigfl t lie - ,corisrquences before: -- it is tOo late, and resort those Medicines of established celebrity-and charaCier. foe-t permanent and radical Care, and theteny-staal4ish npoi, the most firm and .l Ming foundation.. The Anti- I mperigines, or Solomon's Drops; prove of tile highest lin hey in all caSesof "de.pravetkliabOirlialt;:ctioils* of the skin :" Hence its efficacy in the case of Scurvy, -6,440.-.. fula or Letiros,,as well as in the Confirmed, Lues ; -anal hence its sair.itiJe - power it expels the Virus ont'of the system. and restores it-to-convalescence. , In Scorbutic: Couiplanats.i. Lues,Sce. Meicury, Ai:611011y, and Ac.pafo•:4fi- have r bce#4 reCOppler;clWci anti tried, but they reduce Patieuts who liaye tinkle use of them to the Most deplorable'state, - and have - left Complaints winch the skill and abilities o .the,Fiaas P.livsi ojans have been unable to cope with. .T hese Visarticr: 14 - - before, the cads of the Anti- linpetigines prepal - ed by Dr. Salthnon, Gilead House, near Liverpoal,'"which retores.,thc afflicted Patient' in the most gentle manner, 'even when Vation has failed, and leaves the whole. frame firm:and.health. ful. The numerous and respectable si ) .;patiires wlti;:h have appeared in our Paper front time to time will speak more than any encomiums Aie can bestow ,upon it., Sold in ios. 6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter•eontztiit four of the foimer, by which the Purclraser saves 9 :I. "Even; ky.- , nuine bottle has a Stamp, whicli-bears -the IV . yietor's mane and address, " Saml. Solomon, LiverpO - 41,',' to imitatewhlch 4 felony , . N.B. The _Postage of all Lefters Dot mast •be paid,.and ios.'6d. as a fee enclosed SOld ,by Mrs. - Matlievvs, IS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfulticr, Vo. 33, and Mr. P,: - esurn, Nottli - brjdgb;•• Mr, Baxter ;and Mr. Scott, Soutlijlriiige; Mr Davidson , and fluSband, Elder and Co; Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter f Glasgow W. Cameron, Greenock,- (.;, 13rown.tpg• Parsley t- 1-1 i W.' Cratiu ford, Kilinarnock Young: ;A: Forsyth,-and P. Whiteside, Ayr • .W..Ciamitbra, GifVfn ; . CarSOTI, Douglas Kirketidbrightl T. M'Credie, Kirk. ally; J. Bly th, Leven; I. 'Dempster, ; Allan, Uutt dee; Craigie, ;I. atict L. zinjefoinl, Ab ; Dr. White, lianif; illOS!1; M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; Taylor, Stranraer ; johnsqn , ,.9nd Bisset, Perth.; W.Anderson, Stcrl Coke and ; AleXandei, Punfernifine ; Duni7ir ;:"Nririnet; At"- breath ; Dickson, Inglis-, DuinttlYs.; Phl . ;rson,. fiersvl4" ; Weddel,' A Itl.wick ; Paterson, A rb!Lt)tot-,-and : Licni6Son, tetitead.; Nl' Donald, Tr0,14.4.te,....,;, ; .and 1w fiumt Bookselleis and Veriller's - tit 'Pattsn't Kingdom. • - - • • contrnaor General to replace these ox.zn and mules in case cf aiarehing C/ESA R BERTHIgR, General of Division, &c." 'HA GUE , MAY 20.---We learn that one of the last Couriers from our Deputation .at Paris bas_brought the.Order of. the Iron-Crown our Minister at the Court of the King of Italy. LEYDEN', MAY I B.—ltYconsecpence of ,the Let ters of Marque issued by the British Government, ancl.the sequestration laid upon the Prussian veSs - cls in; the British ports,- if private.accounts may be cre dited; all Bills of Exchange *drawn by England are. to be protested against and sent back; and, accord ing to other accounts ffom Prussia, some very severe measures are under consideration'to be adopted with respea.to England. • . . From Paris we' hear, that as soon as, the Batavian CommisSioners have' executed the objea of their mission, they are to beim - many presented, and to havt an audience of the Emperor.—According 'to letters from Brussels, his. Imperial 'Majesty may be. very soon exiv6ted to visit titat city. BRUSSELSI MAY I . s.—We are positively, assured here i -that the Emperor NAPOLEON will very shortly visit the Palace of Leeken, where,every thing is pre pared for hiS reception*. The'Ethpress and Prince Louis are to accompany him. -,• EL,sixEuR,T MAY: 6.--.-The Swedish .Consul here, has announced that the Navigation A6l is -proyi- Sionally suspended, so that Vessels while at sea are to enjoy equal rights and privileges "with the Swe 7 dish Vessels in the Ports. A Notice of three months will be "given when it shall be found necessary to put. this A& in force again ; but Foreign Vessels, trading from one port to 'another, are exempted ► from the present privileges. MADRID, APRIL 17.—A difference of short dura tion between - this Court and , the Emperor of Aus tria, which. had caused an embargo • upon the rinpe-, vial-Vessels in our Ports, having been aljuSed, the embark : 6 has of course been removed. THE PRINCESS OF IkALES. ON Sunday Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES wentin her bareuche andiatir horses . , with her suite in other carriages, escorteii:trom.the dock yard gates by an Officer's Detachtuent of the (or, Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, through Plymouth, .to'the wnere' she 'was received by Lieutenunt;Gentral. ENGLAND,: at the -Barrier, and Main Guard, attended by a„Colour _Guard of Honour of the Ist Royal Lauca,hire .and the Royal Cornwall Regiments :- the grenadier;; tl:e ;,retard - of honour. On. het Royal Highness's safe arrival in the citadel, sheJtad- a royal salute, and the gates of the barrier, spar, and :main guards, were, by the'polite direetion'of the worthy Lieutenant- Governor, General ErtGLArtn, thrown open; that thousands of anxious spe6tators might hail their tn ture Queen. ~After" dinner her'Royal Highnesscaine Out into the balcony of the Lientenant 7 Getnor's house, to gratify the wishes of the •people. hn the evening she embarked in the Admiral's Barge, and .was rowed round. the Fieet the ,Sound and Cawsand' Bay; the Ships' yards being all. manned ; and as she' passed to. Edgcumbe's Mount she . was most heartily cheered. On Monday Her Royal Highness passed . through Plytnouth . for Saltram-house. at four p. with, her usual attendants,. escorted by an Officer's party of the 3d, Or Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards; and on Tuesday afternoon 13er ROyal HighnesS quitted Dawlish,.on her r2turn to Blackheath. Her Royal Highness did not pass through Exeter, but vent by way of Countess Wear Bridge, where relays of horses Were stationed to - expedite Her Royal High 'nesS's return. SPORTING INTEL LIG4XCE, EPSOM RACES. 1 4 .itknA, MAY 23. The s,econd and last year of a renewal of the Oak Stakes, of ft. tor Fillies; carrying ;sst: then 3y f'S • old - ; • the last•mtle - and a halt. :Phe Owner of the setond Filly.to receive toogs out of the Stakes. Mr. Craven named the Dul:a cf tieensheru's b. f." Bronze . - Earl of Egremont's b.-f. Jerboa Nil - . Lake's b.. f. Rosabella ' - - - ?. - 3 ,Sir f.•Standish,s f..by Sir Peter leazle, • - - 4 Eight other hopes started, but tbo judge could only 'four. jerboa was the favOurite. The odds were•s to t the field, agst the ‘i•initer..--:WOn - casy. A 501. Plate. 4)r . 3yr olds 75t.,71b. iincl.4yr olds Sst. 81b. a w inti , 2r of a Sweepsta kes or ,Plate, in 1806,. to catty 41h.. extra. 'Phree two=thile heats.' Mr. Crott's . b. , m. sister to Houghtan Lass, 3 yrs 014.5' ;Karl of Eg,tcinopt's.c. g. Cerbertis, by; Goltanna ...t a a Mr. Wilsonl • 71 Pantaloon 'yrs old , - ' z . Mr. Doc'lilay' Honey syrs old - Mr. Patience, 3 yr§ old - 4 , dr. • 13etorecttartlng 7to the field Cerberus, the favbu,- rite. a and 3 to I, tg§t Pant:loon and Houghton ),ass. Alter the first Meat' level hettin:.:, and 5 to 4 a •,;st • Alter the second heat 4 and 5 to one on the Iloughton Lass, in. The fuSt heat was well coraqB;ed between Cerile.rus,and -Pantaloon, i,nd the second heat was an exceeding good one, betWeen'Cerherus and the Houghton Lass W. The last heat was won e.isy. Mr. Pierce's ch. . f, beat Mr.. Emden's b. m. a mile and'a. halt face, for. loo l .;s. The Company was not s.o numerous file first His 'loyal Highness the Pitt&cE of:WALES - was 'on the Course with We DUKE of - -Smithfield -market was, about. eight o'clock last night, the scene of -that riot and confusion which has been too 4ornmon of late.--A brutish fellow. brOught his wife, a very decent looking woman, into the.market for safe, but the Still more brutal Jan-, wage and conduct of the bidders, to irds tier. objet` • . . of:their attention, had, it should seem, so tar soften ed hiS heart, that he refused to receive the biddings Which were made ;' on which the most disgraceful; scene of riot ensued, and the Woinan and man were, in the most violent manner'hustled, until at length. they took shelter in the Bull's Head Public-house: Extraa of a Letter from Gorge, • dated the 3d of Match, 'We have Just •received'informa— tion froth the. interior, that:MuNco PARK- his been some time on the. Banks of Niger, but could not build the boats. as he intended, his carpenters, being all-dead, together with all-the soldiers ofi,outl Corps (thirty-five ianumber) who•went with except seven ; ,who, with. Mr,m PARK, Lietite.444 MARTyN of Our Corps,- and. a Mr.':Scorr ) anstrti„Sti have proceeded in cauves.down, the Niger ; -a.Jlrotber;i: .in-law of Mr. PARK (named AxistilsoN) him,. as surgeon, but:died .on, the,banks.”, , - F. LON DO W: Printed by RI CHARD" HA of No. 4, Martlett-court, 134,,,y_street ;.and Published bi. WILLzAm Aamicitß- axr Est of-SoutliMaitor.;treetv'd At the Stni'•OFFlcz, No. 112., Strarid ; .where Advertis:lnzents Orders for the Paper ; Letters for the EditQi, &c. (tio,st-puid), must be addreseil. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY 23. AT 1 ISI rnfus 11 . .Li'ORE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE ELLENWOgOUGH.. CA-LDWELL• V, MEIGGO, ThiS was an aaion upon a . breach -of agreement ; the Defendant, oh behalf of the Counte,Ss.Mengin, a Russian- Lady of considerable -distinaion, . entered into,a Memorandum of agreement, to take a ready furnished , house belonging-to the Plaintiff, in Wig- more-street, for th Countess; at thelrate•of -seven . guineas per week, for twelve months, from the 29th.. September last.- It appeared, however,. upon the cross examination of Mrs: Ridley, the only witness called,_ that the agreement was entered into upon condition than the house was to be painted and cleaned, but this was never done; there was no fur niture in the_ front room_;- in another, the. rain beat through; the bed and blankets Were inso filthy and dirty a state,- the Countess,was obliged to sleep in . three or four pairmf sheets toiseep her , frora,them. The -curtains ,of .her bed-room were in so tattered a condition, that her - opposite.neighbOurs could at all times observe,the - graces _of her !person ; in short, the entire house was in so _ruinous' a situation, ,the Countess was,mbliged to. leave.- it in a few days:— _ Under, these circumstances.- it was agreed.to with draw a.juryman, which was-accordingly-done. JAMES V. RAWLINS. The Plaintiff in this' . case was a widow-woman, whose life . had been chiefly' spent servitude, and the. Defendant, MrS. Rawlins; a shop-lteeper, in the Strand. The a6tion was 'brought' to rcc&e.r the value of a boX, Containing a quantity of wearing ap parel belonging - to the Plaintiff, wilt; had been hired . as cook - with the 'Defondant, but not agreeing, in a few days after she was discharged. The tollow ing Clay, the ilafntiff returned with a Otter, in order to takeaway the beiX in question, - which the Defen dant at first assented to; but afterwards insisted on det?ining it; and, notWithstandhig - various verbal and written a pp: icai ions ,w ith*out - assign ingany reason,she still persisted iII retaining it: • 'Mr. J F.KYL, for-the Defendant, said, he was in-- strujed thail the Plaintiff was a very drunken 'Sort of a: person - 3 arid Mrs. Rawlins having missed some • things, which she suspected to hate. been stolen, thottat herself justified in detaining the box.: but he aaMitted that this xlefimee- would not be aftie to meet the eVidence. A verdia of ore sliliting'da mages was taken for the -Plaintiff, on condition that. her box should be returned in- the same stag she ha.4l• left it. BREWER V. FUAN'CIS. Mr. TerpivNo- stated this' to .. tre - an for 'an: assault dt a very aggravated nature. -.lll=l•Aintift was an Attorney; in partnership with Air. r - Idips"; ith Gray's Inn; and the Defendant - a .1-3:0 - oks - ellr that neighbo . urhood.': The 'Defendant 'earli-eto Ills chambers tO del - nand a -- sinAlt•ideount . du(•,"l.6.hilif by Philip's, who not being at- home at the Gine; ',he. Plain iff requeited tre'• - tvi3uld :and. Call at another tTniO v - but li - einSiSted on gtaying, .wlKin an: altercation.'ar&sc. ; 'the Defendant seized the .tirf by the I,'iolent: filani:er, • tore ilj;; shirt and eravat, and - Otherwise. abused liirn Not con tent wththis, he'ney,t day hi:Otagl4 hitrf,llefbre - the- Magktrates at Ha . tii4n-Garderl, Mai - 110'11', with ::n assault . ; hitt n'poninveStiation, the Magistrates disin;, , ,;ed the :parties.. Upon the evidence, however, - it came out tli'A the Plaintiff had thrown the -Defendant to the gthund and broke his head; and that °' A charge befere the AlngistraW was not legal. evidenCe in an adion of assault. - _ _ LOSZ ELL N.B6RoilpH observed, that this ap peared to re blow for blow ; but 'as the: seizing by, the collar was certainly the first asault, ; the Jw most give some darna:res, and he thotight,One,Shil- Jing w Is iIS• . 111 Ud OF, they could tind. T 4 Jury ac- Cordi4iy fot:ind'a verdi& for that sum. OLD BAILEY. DAY.--r-FRIDAY, MAY 23. PRESENT, MR. ;usi ICE GitoSl6 AND MR. BARON CRAIUM. Murry prizko:Nvas capitally• indided for stealing• twenty4wo . guineas And • a silk. handkerchief, the property of Mr. INl`Donald, in the dwelling-house, of J ame s Tay 161\ • Mr. Al'Donald deposed, that -he lodged, in - the hotiSe of. - ..Mr..`Erolor, in Half Moen-Street, Picca dilly; whore- OM ' , Prisonf -s•2rVant. • Same time previous to the rQthof this month: ,he-leftptirse . in his desks; ofV - hiCh 7 h4 always‘kept the key, containing fiftytfWolguinfea-s'-4 and on the 122th,.ha in; occ:ision to examine his money ; he , found : but thirty guineas in His purse. :This he communicated to Mr. l'ayler, 116: instantly suspe&ed the •Prisoneil, she having quitted the seriite .a short time before.' In cOnsquence of this; t- infermatio*Was' given .at . nirlhorough-street Qtliee; 'and the; Pi - Isobel . - 'wag apprehended. In her box was found the silk hand; kerchief stated in the'indidurient, and :sOrne trifling trtieles of jewellery, which she acknowledged', to the Valet 'lind:Groom of Mr. M'llonald to have pur chased with the money she had taken: out of :the' Prosecutor's desk.. • - • _ _ The Prisoner made no defence; and Mr. Baron GRAHAM, in charging the-Jury, said, that the fact of the robbery was clearly proved , by the confession of the-. Prisoner, coupled with themthereVidence, but he thought there Was a considerable doubt, whether the Prisoner took all the money at one time ; and if she had taken. it a guinea. one day , ,and a guinea' another, these wonld Only constitutes° many sepa- - raielarcenies, and could not be joined together for the purpose of finding the Prisoner guilty of stealing' tboVe the value. , of forty shillings, which 'Was - a capi tal offence. 'The Jury, after a short consideration, found the Prisoner guilty of minor offence. ,• An-Inquisitien was on Wednesday night taken. at No." ~. .4, Pitt-street, in the 'Kent-road, on the hOdy Of Thomas shopland, an infant about 17 months ;old. - • 'lt :appeared, by the evidence of -Mary .Shopiand, .the sister of the deceased; that he had been 'playing in the garden,' and fallen into a pan of water, tha -but a- few.mmutes • bad elapsed lrefore.le was discovered and that medical assist ance 'was immediately procured; but every effort to re - store animation - proved ineffeetual. Verdia-- ‘,‘,Accidattal/ll droilwrd."- . . _ . Although. the attention of the world or advcn ture Js. considerably engrossed by the three great Capitals (to. the.amOunt, of 55,0001.)_ which will ire pOssessedby the holders of the. first drawn, numbers on the nextthiee days of drawing ; yet there are two other circumstances -attending - .th.Dresent popular Saetne:.highly w,orthy„tatention at.tihis mo ment; namely; 'that - three days d-,.oing Of the Ten. are over; which increses, Of dourie; ;the chatice of gaining the great Capitirls above alinded to'; and - that, On no day of the remainder of ~the dra.vipg, wilt there be but 'little more - than two. Bias ks arid-a half. to a Prize. • • _ • • -• • ••• SIJIP NEWS C7t..AVESEIs:I3, AIAY.22. - - , .Passed by—S„he 13ellona, Smith, from Norway ;, George, Nagel!, from Cephalonia3 .Hannah,, Gavin, 'and. Ullve Branch, Hayward; frotn•Qporto. - Sailed —the Merrinack, Anent, for . i.itihon; qttd Vrederica .Johanna, . Wiilgehs, for Bremen. MAR RIM • . , , . . , On 'Thursday last, john Colcley, Esq. "of 'London, to Miss Clark, of Kensington, Yesterday;-at St.,p•eorge's,Allostmsbury„ Edward Stone, - Esq. .of North Kilworiti, 'l..hcestershire,. to 'Miss Spinlove, - of liodsdon, Hltrts., - On ThuiAay the isth inst. at Monk'Stown Chbrch, tain Burdett, of Clio :Royal Navy, to Miss Brow; e, daughter 'of Colpnel Browne, of Glennagary, County of Dublin. • . . - DIED. On' Monday night : last, t - ,t itis . hott'se at Tooting, Rowland Richardson, Esq. aged 62, • • " Lately, in Sloane-street, Mrs. .Mary Ann Webb, in het 46th year. , . • - On Wednesday the .2 ist , inst. Richard Gorges Fertlplace, Esq. of South Lawn Lodge; Ox.fOrtislitre, of an_apooledic fit, in the 4oth ye..tr of ltls age, On the tBth ihst. at Ches - ter,•;he Lady . af Broderie - M 4 Neili Esq. of Barra. - ' PRICE 0 YEST E RD AY. lla7k Stock, 2oS .207 N'avy 5 pet Cent., 94.93 5 per Cent. 1 797• Irish s per Cent. • 4 per... Cent. 77 i? r t 3 per Ct. Rect. 59 a / 3 per 2t. Cons. 6o 59 . ; 6, AaAn.:" ti . k. 3 -761116 Ditto Short Ann_