The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

GatAT Ntws rtIONI PARIS. ' - A Aloniin, fl.ap ee hai the iolloving inept:44oa e. •••intfttiicittloifin its 'private 'eciree , Ondence. A the re i 3 no ' mention o; the. cireinnifatiCe in the Ito xpress fra r , it musth e e ve been Sent Over by ' - ' or "Itltgrigli :..... • . . . • A few tights rafter ' the reptesentat ' . m u . .0 f G er 'tarlittit, Count )470 1'01121)w , desirous of seeds;; , Ttith s ill likafitts, went t 0 the theatre, but tro th the motense crowd was tillable to proettte ' u sett. Heussitepping into his carriage; when an A itle 14iatnp of tole Doc d• „ hoot represented to hitt' , Ilan the Due, who is first gentleman of the bed: tilth ' eti .614 Mt .tint 'alternately, and its he '",;'11 the occupant for the night,' he, 'the Alde-de ,'"rll,l), wits sore he woold be fulfilling the Dues ; f l u s ill engaging his h',xcellency to accept a seat ~.4 „ I ! ' 9(41.. Wurotizow embraced the sifter, and .'"ne being as yo in the box; placed himself. in the first henrh, where there was precisely room • 4,"'e persons. The Duchess d'Aitmont arrived .tal,r)!‘r Minutes afterwards , SAW an incognito in a 0 1 l i titr Y cloak, Conceived he was some dependent I , tl h 11 er to bait tl , and seated herself by his side. w h e i rest attentlen the Count paid to the piece, 1 1 " di d Hot contribute to iiis politeness to th e t l i (Yi f "itied her in the idea '" ' que ce I t dale 10 4 „ I ', ran ee chose." At the beginning of the . , to"1""the Doc (le Bellune (Marshal Vic: . iitel entered, wit h all the paraphernalia . o t , ,1, 44 , 1 er ; softy.° seat vacant in the front cow , ile ;444 hitostlf in ‘he second. The 'antis ble Duchess 11ft:,. (111 ti ftspoir at see i ng his Excellency in so in. I,,,a\eth a situation, and expressed 'her regret so _ Itled 1" " (1 to often, that nought but the imparal lii all:erklinitt:ee of 'rultuu could have absorb e d s.. pm. ' e itni of Woristizow. At last, out of ", tne, li '' Monsieur, ' l 2'l l ii ie Duchess exclaimed,_ oLl lav e not the honour of knowing, d o Y°" n ot . ~ "te the Ai 1 . is behind Pt, At Marshal Due de ftellune . ~ (044 onseigneur eon absolutely see nothing. .. .14 It'ocon zo w ex c u sed himself for his eten t i,. • 'l‘l, ' 4l l aro .e I It, and gate • up his place: ....: Will,PY finishing and after, he bowed an d Aid,,,r,"'• IVheu the Duchess learnt from the thentit'eatup who the Unseemly stranger ►wal:s i i 4l ," to 'Princesi I3agration's, to whrma : Le . tave,l: l ' ll her mishap, . and protested she shou l d n , t 't lit he'll that Count ‘Vormixow did not t litt i; q ‘ v o for a mat honnetefemme; 411.1.01 she lc '1 " all 1 14,i ler otiose, and offered ' 1 her Otelisef 1 9 d tfa ilwitti'liersoo. The atfable'Princess: coital" • ti, l ' e r lilt' . rit her,' ism ga gt , ttitoos countryman to -at . i. 11 li the o t , i other vtottors. iit,t ‘ ,. , e less to noose the • Ititi,'"lluate it is that this affair wiks m o th ' "P r..itt esusitos W ' betwe en Russia an q i ill . .1 a ar . Al.„ - .;......-........... il fhe Itil,i 141 Ilet Commons tirn to the House of 1,, ,the 4 on the .111,44 "L'etire strength of theArtny, co "" Y . 1 817', as follows : /4 115, Y. - -1 .45, , , ... . . . ;- ~ . 3)7 trumpeters, -.4,4 , , , flowers, 1,69., ser j eon,s, P tit.r: )1°077 rank send file, and 17,117 horses. t,- ' ' , cog, ' t ttil drUntllierat . ! t , t1 1 1,,, ,--11111 officers, UB2 serjetth s, , , .1, 41 fi t ~,,,,,,, . r. I 1 , ' V., a74mers, 14%,' 7ihnolliecrs 7 p4serleants/ 3,-- - d ra m • 00 '41,1 1,(1fi 1 4 1 1 52 dram- Alt . oho • 44 , -1.017 officers, 9,614 serjeants; 00 ll 'll'l,' 441 “ Pet • ' so . :rank and fil. ) • ' 1-l ats' e ". 439 Farriers, 1470 . s. .. .:. ~. t rrot il.'"_Aftlitt, formerly Preceptor of the I'l- 4 k 4. " 46 1 A it dead. His ;august i9Ove has r 11,14 i 1, •4 tite„, 1 () t 1 on his %victim. ‘ti e :lcii,j i. 1::141 tn'Urg es state, that:one of the most k t . re . l l.lri 'lle ci Of the mission which Aook V ia l . tp4bllltt;lt)te Out ion ‘Veek, was to induce %, ' i t , ' 7 '''''. and inerticularly the young 1)491e, .(),k fit ph, 1 "ti 0 V oluites of impious et liFentnana iltoo,, , Lithe' kt ) 6 4 which were four complete cop.ifs c ell it 4)( VoLvAitisti and-lions9Au• 1 4, ttt f r though 1 41 4 ii °lli Lisbon mention a greats' t .ifit i , •ti a li t ~ ,•„;,;, regard In the t k . Ithi ri , ()untied alarm, ..,.•., t4 Ptile,, , 11 toir,,en: . A long drought bila.becn I,:,!liett,e:Llllr6ugliout Portugal,. *Which threat. lefftre;rt serious coniequences, tend prayers k 44. c„ 11) in the churclies for ralo. • i k , qi,„„ efirmed that ( 14; 1 and 1,1""v711 having been ' in..-- (. 1 0 tits,' on had heenironeds inustei_, ~ ,Seelyi_ Nit i 'he irons sit gold ' tie ' Likii4 4 ,q 4. 7 ir n *Ni t % rt, t ,, ..irk r , . +li t r " In L oli ` l ' e . poke of W.st.tANGTOto i s if „,,,,,,0„ i ,„, :.1 by t he"2.4th inst. at Ilia' etc,; t 'i i., ‘l 111 4141 ,„hielY 'assigned for which, ks the MP it 1 '1( ..,/ , , , :, ,4 -6e I C alunel H A u ' v ev. -on 1.4411,4,y il, r. ‘ V ELL''' 't he nuptial (limier is t O.b.k . givon hit leilea lILLY Pout's. ~ A. 11,„ ,there is ~ . itili ` ll eti,,i f ;:" lhere is a Chinese Proeligoation in ill ' , " Ltrii, b 11( Captain MAxwst,s, of all blame (14,:"Itti, petwecit the Alceste am! the forts and tl -4' "rills' the genii. 1-tenour of this dn- .liti„ . sa,,, e r• '.ll, Iterson. •.- 6 tile con -1 • tu n! -4 1 to ti S. nroW Very favoura ble: Wall (ii Iv co lifin f our former rela- Illi ua r.,.. unlace 0 . hr,e M. l 1 . Th 4 lines.) 1tti,,, 1 4 1 5tr, , , t .„ i L ''‘fri it til e i h ave ordered the several acts i v tifk4 itue, ~.""ties of the Watch and W t od " be ~.' 11a.'helh, %)‘tenti, i 'respective• ishes ,i ,• 1 . , -ste r f , 'ft n the parishes t 'Lin e ~,, i-resttvieh-ct - 01 lhani Ashton iigii,,, t,,,t4, . estele.! . pl' iln" ' i ' Bolton, 4 Os 4,7"ty, it..d eli i er , eXtoll,.ROClttla .Roch dal e, __II ht 11 . 11 lilt b y , ' me, and Middleton. We -c il ' i st, llll thei siniii ~, authority, that bOilies of Ineh , . i•ilern t this t ow et *b out 1.5() rad) , were observed . Otll. one over the Dude:bridges be )i. db ,y i„ 4t)(1 t ilik t fr ll ' They WO O'clock an the morning of A te t te r t lzt dar 0,.(1,, Plneeedeci two by two in the 041' l orw. .1 .4) "i Preserved step, a• they tr.) DI Aro. ....! , s with military exactness.'.- A„ vet o it ' toli, ' "I' th e ~k i n `t Y af M eeke s tln" resfectable Nrisgrstrates of Ii 4 lite , .11m le feel -44,4,t, ii iN tretts _ mated by a lainlab , . tiiiliti Live ,gated °t the poor and labouring t,, i ) i t i . t Illon, ~' h etition. to the Legislature vht,), It b e ' , llu 'r of Publie flontes byllrewent ire, or i. tilers t iti uceo afhecasinned by the present ii,,, fit t, tint,. iti, ' e ' l "e to% 4 "e Victuallers and hit -1 4 the , v h of Ne w b u ry have also Pell -411 e wh 4"t e sub' 1., tfil 4 tet t a JeCt. 1 1 'IRN t Car • 1 wilt , )4 4 tll4 hogf so.. LA( wio this year attract an. li t, ~, tall hust perstinages. The King of A t 4 e P .`""" !Ile 1 titt i 44 . lit of ~ I Nisa he had th ere , last t, • übd 1,,..* .1 ARD EN4IIIIG, of SCHWART• "“ I n K 41424,113K' are also to be srtiP Nr,k4. • DIAL, APRIL 14.— . -Saileti Catnatic and William Pitt for Madras air(' 13`engal. CanierloWn from the 10Ver', and - sailed; the Omnium, for Montreal; Asia, for Bombay; anti Almorith, for New soittls N PAI.S!OUT 11, APRIL 12.---Sal l leti his Majesty's ship Seal/Irk on a cruise.-;;.W.ind N. N.W. PORT'SMOUTIi, APRIL 1 ved Ih'e Re tHeve transport from Cock, !I'm' the Achilles transport from Cowes.-- ., Wind N. R. The Sir Prancis brake, Captain BowKce,.and the Tahar, Captain Togra, :ire expected here in . a few (NO from the River, both bound to New foundland. e Tornier still take out Vice-Admiral PkCICMORE,. who i's,etipected to sail front hence the latter end of next Month. The Sydney surveying vessel. GEORGE lior.- artoox, Esq. Commander, is expected to sail for Newfoundland in the course of next week. Mr. Holbrook goes out for the purpose of surveying the coast of Newfoundland, and takes with him „Lieutenant James Richards, Assistant Surveyor, and Messrs. Henry ,Jackson, -- Roberts, ants William Bullock, Second Master*, to assist in the sante service. On Tuesday arrived the Caineleon, tender to the Rochefort, Lieut. SOUTHEY / and sailed the following day on .a cruise. The Adamant trans port, HUTCUIIIBO)7, Master, arrive?' front : St. Helena with invalid troop, having been 70 days on ter passage. Cowes, Aram r4•.—Arrived the Kinnersley Castle transport from Portsmotith. Passed by the Retrieve r transport from Ireland. Sailcd ale Hussaren transport for Quebec. Hanwtcu, APRIL 14..+-Arrived the Behufay packet with a mail from Holland. 174 Governor of the Russia Company has re. crivgd an official communication ,from Percra bOrgh, containing the following regtilations" milling quarantine, which will be rigorously en - . ). Thiit no yeas : els can be admitted into any poft of Russia, or the Baltic, unless they produce a formal document either at Elsincur,Nyberg, Fre iler,ica, or Tunningen, recognizing them tree and exentrt from any' infecfidn or silipicion whatever. 2. That the ships coming to the pmts of the White Sea cannot be admitted there, miless they are provided with a similar document Iron) Nor way (VIZ. chriStiansitnii),. 'Eriglan6 from which it may appear that they bavc.observed, iii Other of those kingdoms, a, rigorous quarantine, and have there been declared purified, 3. That in order that — no fraud or .diceptinn should be practised, the Russia; Gosernment trill fornioh the form of qttarant;oe certificates given at the abMie-mentionWplaces, to ail the Custom houses and Commanders of Guard-ships in the itutsian—gmpires. The Tritiiilatla Spanish ship, which put into Bahia the 19 , 11 of January, from Lima, attd•sailed the 21)11r for Cadiz : , landed her. specie (about two millions of dollars) at Bahia, on, account of se. veral insurgent privateers being on that coast. • The Klimersley Castle, l'oniona, and liuss►treo transports, sailed from Poitsinmith for Cowes on Saturday morning, to take detachments of regi ments* from thence to North America. Detach• inents of the 2d and 63d regiments, for Barba. (Wes, and of the 58th an& 6 1 st regiments, for Ja maica,eMbarked 'there and sailed last week. Saturday .the -Dorsetsbiee and Royal George, lot Canton, anchored at St. Helen's, where they arc ordered to remain until di.patches, which are daily tkxpected to arrive, shall have been received from.J.,Ord 40411BasT. Thew are the list China shirstif the, season, and therefore are detained to ,convey any instructions to the Honourable Com pany's Factory at Canton that may prove neces ary, arising out o( Olt faiture of the Embassy to Yekirr. inhere was lately an affray in the Island of Ar ' tan k betwixt part of the crew of a Revenue cutter (thc,PrineeZclurard , Sir JOHN Rain, Commander) and a bane of smugglers, .supported by the Is landers. One of the wounded. has since died, and another lies dangerously 111.—ln the present case,. we understand that only self-preservation urged the cutter's men to have recourse tothe'use'uf fire-erms. ' • • WittoBoll, Arno. 14.-7Saturtlisy the Duchess of Yositt left for Outlands. fter MASEATy r,nil the Pasticltssis,. after: ;Wending Divine Service -yes• terday, took en airing to Froginore. The Royal Hunt on , Priday kok place at Haswell, which was numerously . attended by sportsmen of all ranks. The fo e deer ,at starting showed mut sport ;• he took across the country, and crossed the Bath road, and. througli the colintryto - the tbibsitlge ;Dad, towards Harrow, m a king s eve r al turns by-Pinner through the enclosures tarot& Watford, whore he was taken, its Lord Essex's park. -It is supposed that they ran Sip Wards of 50 miles. This morning. they turned out.ai Tower bill, and on Friday at Southill Thelliortiieur has extracted from another Paper (LCenzserateur fnipartial) a long article; tot the purpose Of Showing that the peace is likely to be of long duration. It is rumoured that a Treaty has been conclud ed between the court of Brazils' and•the Insu- - gents of Buenos Ayres, by %third) the latter ac knowledge the• sovereignty. of the former.. upon conditions very advantageous for themselves. — Maldonado, at the entrance of 'the Rio Huta, is said to have been given op to the i'ortogneze. The health of PrinceScrtwattrzENaaaG is near ly re-established. He goes out every day in his carriage, and can now use Oa baud Which Was• parslized.iu 44nuarylast. • tftiGIOON, 14. Yiitciaay; ete'r divine sauce, the PatNci . „ ttigrit tools a long ride in the neighbou.thoud of the town. Prince EsTliiiiiaZY arrived at the Pa soon after three o'clock, and finding that that the 1 alron -140e4't was abient, joined in the Promenade on the steyne, %OLIO) was enli vened he the music Of the military. bands of, the 10th regiment of • Royal 'itussars, and the 18th regiment pi foot. . . It wns fully eliperted that the PaINCE RuSENT Watll4l have retlirped to , London ; this day ; but, the wt.,atlierbeing . itpwlavoaratfle, it it supposed that lliglitiess will not Ilipart before W F .ltieschq. Ott ,t1:0 g3d. of this month.; the Rev : . •r., Ky.mv tp , ulieti l,js new chapel ,in this:town, (or the prforniance.of divine wor ship._ Jr i 5 u very pretty, and commodious The 140, pow completing,is Stated to be a very bealltifttl piece of carved workmanship.. The chapel in St ; Jitikieli.s..!street:, where the Rev. T: It. •liEmp has delivered his lectures, will again revert 6) the establidied form of worship, after its cousearrttiou by the Bishop of the diocese. PHILANTITHOPIc Socory.,---Yesterday the An. versary, Vestival of this admirable InstitutiOn was CeichCiiitd ut•the Freemasonsi.Tavern, Great Queen-street„ .At six o'clock about 300 persons sa t down m a siimptions dinner, his Royal High ness the Duke of Yos t: , President of the Society, in the Chair, supported by the Earl of Hardwick and ~tltr Hon Philip Pose y .. After the . usual toasts, tbe boys and — girls, (Meets of the,earta of the. Society, were introdoced by ; the StesiPtira, 120 boys and 48 girls. Thu boys walked classed in their different trades---letter-press printers, copper-plate printers, book•binders, shoe-makers, tailors, rope-makers, and twine,spiuners, each trade headed .by .their masters, and carrying .e small Hai. bearing. the name of the trade. The girls tolroweil, headed. by the matron. Letters from Constantinople, of the 25th of Fe. bruary, state, that a tire broke ont tittle on the 18th, which destroyed three hundred bottsm--, Three days afterwards the fire is _said to 'have broken nut again in the same district, and eon.: surne,d all the remaining houses; A danghter of the Queen tif - KfttlialA is to be betrothed"to Prince "Csa•toiatft, with is the heir presumptive to ibv . Crown of Sitrtiinia. - The Princess, .whoie thus' sought for purpoies of only seven years of age, and . 'noiv resides at Rohe with her mbther:, By the termination of tiii , ejedtinent cause; -Bold and others t. Fisher, tried at the late Lan• caster Assizes, Mary Robinson, a parish - panper -at Leeds i ltbecontes entititil!n•Que•third share of ten titratiod panfuls; another of the 'fortunate idahittfts is the poor widow of a'entinnott soldier, who retsides ►tear lialitsx. _ On tVednesday, ht Tlytnnuth, Timmas liiirei %VHS convicted in the penalty of ten liminds, 'tor selling CoIIBETT'S numbers without haring hawker's and perilar's license. The idagisttates admitted him on bail. Lamb, who has been some time•in custody', at Reading, on suspicion of being- tile murderer of the late Mr. LoNoultT, the French teacher, has 'Van tirsillifitea: ' • ' There is untruth in the report, that Mrs. Sin. DONS is to perform with Mr. iliotstat.e on the last flight. of his appearance - et COsentAiarilen. No such thing has ever been in contemplation. Mr. R. JON es performed the parts of 'Rover in Wild.Oals, and De/acel in• iliatrimony, lase night, to an admiring and applauding auditory._ -He was received with_ scarcely less warmth than on the first night ; and his judicious personation of those characters throughout, atl/1. the life and gaiety which marked his representation of them, pre served the audience iu the same disposition to wards him to the end. of the evening.• Mrs. En. WIN'S delineation of Clam, obta,ined the appro bation of the house, which %vas well filled, in a very liberial dcgree,—( Dublin Correspondent, Fri day.) Knatg performed Sir Edward Mortimer, Sir Giles Over-reach, anti Othello,. at .F.ldinburgli, oh Monday, Tuesday, and IVednesday last, with great applause. llie played Luke, in . Riches, on Thors day,pid on Friday Bertram:. Mrs. H. SIDDONS, 46 divided the applause bestowed on - the latter 'play, which wits produced , fur the first time. On Saturday Mr. K. was announced for Over- . reach, and ou Monday, Bertram, for his own be nefit,, HOWARD PAYNII (better known as the American Resents) was 'to perfOrm the part .of Fredesick, in the popular comedy of Lovers'. Vows, stn o lt. l3alb Theatre, •on Saturtlity ~voting last, being the last Right but one of his engagement there." .. ' 0'N . 611.11, Miss STEPHENS, and Mr.'Stx t:t.At U, Rte expected. to .visit Edinburgh in the . suminer. Variation qf . the Magnetic Needle:. --it does not apperkr,,ifrom-reeent observations on the variation, that the magnetic needle is returninotgain to the .Nurilt; for illyiug the last 18 months its deeliva. tion beets toned tri increase several minutes ; hence its receding from its western limits becomes. a question of 4proc ithpottance, to the literary.' Worfic:' -- Yestertlay•afternonn a wild bullock ran out of. ,Smitlsfie.l4l ma4 . et, denting. every thing in 'i;i way betOrcit. &bon. -snout tour treariOof agi, was uiet by the inhiriated annual, end' the poor' child was gored , by it in a moseshockitirtnanner. He was taken to St. Bautholeiticis's Hospital without attritive,' of recovery. • It is said, borne, of the Offictskeepetv intent; presenting a Piece of Plate to,'Mr..Sortntitoisir, ;or having restored Lotteries to popular favour ; ' ce rt a in it is, ,birr Scheme eclipses all that have preceded it; and' is WA 1e atillli.ted (Or the its creased iltlillber.olPilZeS. With FIMIt. 20,000 i. than for tits diminisitsd number of 'Blanks') the' priCe.also of Tickets and;Sbates is AcOottannly tlots Holding nit increase f • Value wrth decrease if Charge v..-these are suliy,l-4vOti- . *lnes, which the unesekil brisk Sales at ;tie dife rent „(,)eett, , Favit Vublic ktautt : l~u~tr to appreCioC"....- • - ;~ s^, ). 4 ri. i; 0:N. 15... . , . PIN!Kg, HiAt Oirtax.—A fetunto fortune tel ler was hepaght to this o:fice, :nY itlty, -it Peace Officer, nhont.six o'clock yebternily.evening. s The charge woe fur whl4llhlB a ladysont ot *cline Money, ;under the preteqee of. flailing k 1 ,q 1141)- !ity, s!olen:gootls by her knowledge of tw ure events, arising from her having got the for•tait:- ed_ and long-Coveted laur-leuv'd Shatorock ; hhe had likewise a :pack -of cards. It is sittpris log that her great skill in divination and the oc cult %ciettpes, did not inf Orin her of the tnibf..v tone she wits.to experience from 1, Hog infothu Itaii(lCutoui Coiresp) . , It - is ssiil thin the 23:1' Lights Dtagoo►►4 ►►re to he n►atle the ;Itit Irish. Dragoons, in the place of the old Royal Irish vragoons,, • dishauar:l year 179 8 , and which, - tve believe, was the only regiment. in the service distinguished by the wot: offforkstedt upon its standards and appointments.. The glory achieved by the 23d-at l'alavera, fairly entitles them to inherit the renown of the oh! Royal Irish Dragoons. In consequence of examinations haVing been sworn before Mr. JAcott, Colonel 1 ) 1-1AIRZ,4,11:1 othei Magistiates of the county :of AVexforti, tigginst.kcveral petsons, for the mitidel. the lute Mr. 44',rixzell, a,tletachrießt of the ; army, from Ett— niseorthy, was sent in search, cif them, tinder Coo direction of 031. Phaire ; and we have the pleasin e to state, that , they eucceitled apprehentlink three of the persons, .accustul of the , itinriler4-- nontely, Edward Short, Patrick Nowttn,and Walili„Who, hove 'beets committed to tVeatold Tkere are two other persons charged syititi having been their accomplices, who hISVC not yet Deco' taken into custody : u very strict search is making (or them. We are sorry to, mention • a dreadful •otttrage_ which took place early this morning near St. I'4- I nick's Quay, fix.,.,vvltiel an unfortunate fellow. creature Ills lost his life. It seems several lightermen from' the neighbourhood of litillina surra•werellritrking-at a house in lialhnoon-rt tett , where a Serjemnt Quin and souse other soldiers, all of the. 81st Regitneeit, were likewise, whets a ttiqntte: took place between Megan, (the name .of the deceased) utter his companions *CIII deportee!, mid Quin, when the ((miser struck him and immediately rate out of the house, pursued "by the Sedeunt, Melee gan made. for St. Patrick's Quay, closely Rittsued by Quin, who hail snatched a loaded firetock from a centinel posted,at the Old Custom llo.use,. aunt, whilst this. 4tour creature was at tempting to : turn. round the, wall, ,I,e receivsit the contents of the tiretock in his bully anti felt into,thet Wa41131'., from whence..•ke . was. taken up lifeless., A Coronet's Ingsiest sat .on the hodyi mitt phaye retorited a verdict sat -100:n1 ,19 mi der *hut I ite.SeEititllt. - A s our beeiign lan adjudge no tildll Kinky or a crime:Assail rcoottedotherwise by his peers, we furbear to Ohl! U:t this transaction, lest we might 'supper kit:lined to Live tt hiss to) his mart's peers at his,appfuochitig trial.--e(Caik .4dt:eraser ) • • . , LR I T: Fl At Nevtion'Cirittrge, pear' &On, htugh,. the inhabitants- wcte Alarined„ *bunt nittu o'clock-ott Tuesday senttit,ht, i, J air . uninhabheil house taking 'fire, but Which was -soon got under by the exertions of the neighbours thi-the following. evening they were still mote astonished, at six o'clock, by a- large stack •of pease and beans (containing the whole Ifni.. duce of one field, in the centre of which it stood),. appearing in a blaze,• and Wit% (Many' CUl)Stlllied. • -Stispiciod having fallen nu the family at one of the liotner's seriNotts, he itnoteiliatvlV procured a warrant for their apprehension and examination. They wete taken interrogated by WILLINss TAIT; Esq. when Isobel' Maxwell,zdaughtee of • the said scream, confessed she was the person .who set fire to the stack, sod afterwards owned to setting fire to the house also.; she.was therefore dispatched to-Edinburgh, where :he is in custody.. The Emperor of AusTatA is about to visit, for the first time, his part of Pohlad, calledlialliria. . The Right lion. JottN IWIMAHON is Kt cheiteo. bam, fur. there-establishment of his health. '(he Eridanus, Captain %V KING, sailed on Su turday.afternoon on a cruise, -leaving ut 'Spithead the Tiber and two merchant brigs only. A Correspondent informs us, -Tibia site singular title ,of. Mr. Moofta's -forthcoming poem, Lalia Rook 4, all 'plr'ase, signifying Tulip Cheek. - .. . • sulhCrldtiop,.for lighting Edinburgh with' gas itifilkd I,p, the Cppital. caf 20,01)01. required, in the first iii“a'are, being subscribed for in less than a month from the publication at •Oie pro spectus.. Setietill shops in Edinburgh ate nvir lighted with Os. '• it Correspondent - thinks, that if the male port of the Insltionable world would cause the curls and eapes'of theitsetiats. to be embroidered, it wouht the the itteatts•Alf furnishing , employment to thou - saostls 'who a(sw want bread ; and that the fop pery, it any. might wall be pardoned for the mo tive, iie also tleortintentis to the .fonlies to wear embroidered Slito.s, silks, end muslitts. 01/.014 4nyits , rhe year 1815 was drawn.. the 'first atilke• three Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes sold by Bisu in the ',pottery which was then ;Ortswi t og; stud on the 190) of the same month .the natio , two wer-.e.drawn ; such great attectati for ois* PlllOO-kerper .to sell all the (iranti'crtpital*, will hateafter seem perhaps rather Inhrvellotts - , hut it is too well in the recollection of the Public the )4 0011 WO "Which always has attended litstt's Of. tires,. to'ittakeliny of the, savours ut fortune die. I),!ftsgst him oppesr tettratkahle. Since she pet iottitaitoeti.toetitioned, litstt has sold aunt shared 'l. 7 llrOtrisea' of Fitly Thousand Pounds, Two Witt;` Thousand Pounds, One Prize o f T it i r i y • It toosait „i pO l iods, and All innumerable nember.eof Twenty Thousand anti smaller Cdpi• luta; and ereo in the 10‘t. Lottery talon'e), h e vi ld ittu Its*. than Thirty Capital's, and hop ti , c ,,, 1 ,01 4 great purtion of those:contained iu th.v Scltu~.ts,u' ut t h e L ic ,t e ry, begins:3oth .of this %pia; !!!, ofl l ;be d ri9 Pr 6" . 0 led tel if° 111111'A' r f° ( 11 0 ' be 11 9 ,