The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-05 00:00:00

- • lb ; t S''"'ll',..4lel'ility oaittiOt take rroni us nny thous; tr.; swills! :note willingly part withal. - But ..vi it 1141"ilitiP', nt ratliersilth 10s arnica ve,iiels we Lav e it :jot, 'busiiieis before he goes. ,• . ; ' .. , If its d est i na t ion he enquired,. he tisaY rent" at trade the answer. ' The Cor . ertentent bus a light to know it: lie may say that he is goi ti t; on a %oy -- sgeoftplinsiure, or of disc overy. -L-We r eply, either that Inns ire not neeess . .try where he it going, 01 that lit should 11M.' go where t h e y are necessaiy. He is not, like the Bow -street-man upon Honk y ; , ; Ioll'l---..",, ',',.,„si s . 'lo ;fin out on purpose to be ridsbeit ; fir like the " roldse't-'s aecnitsoliee, to supply New- , • ports for the robbery. tidying that, apprised his Lordship what: he 11 : 411 4°l (10 , it islits business to tell what ,he de , 1 114 to du.. He must prove his (1t:301416cm , for ' iii 3 outfi t 1S sufficiently suspicious., .And t Itt' 81)0(1 aid comi-min law obliges him toprolie i!• I n the t vein of its being permitted, he must give surety , that 4 Will g o no wh, re else, and that he will 0 , Ulake no 1, 11 1, 1\t , ftil it.,-'e ,4 his etkiiiptucnt• , We will not say; that his Lerdship..4: going t ° e l i ld the II t iotgents of Son't h A inerical—but he i ll lob! its that he is going to visit thehs. 'There 2 n4lt4 iins to lie sure, 'in bleakfasting at Vene-• i, l ' i l t ela ' skid smulsing a pipe with Sir Gutoott • in (ilt °ull . ; non e in the least.- BO as they arc ' In w t y, ( " 1. Ally. the King of Spain. and . ntiti •iie ootind by the Law of Nations to , assist ''-i ttl 'ei. in ' foreign enemies nor Isis rebelliousaub ,.; ~,,,:' " °' a` t riot l et o ur own people . run il i the 1 1 .,', 4f th'ir o bt aining,aipistatice, .. That Sove -11 tit ", 11 clri iltittatui 91 ()ties, not merely. its Pr°lll -,,vtill'ill' bl tt ,its preventiOn ; not. merely li tiur, . 'it its punishment. His • ' , Er" its pre as.sador 14, t 1 '4t upon this, as a' due right ;---!..aluhr' Can :.2‘. t he enterpri . 411 t it, l Y .. - be sofficieut,' that our Court sliottlil ills- Plutislied ze and leave the enterPrlzer to ,tittle isss Pirate i • Whet) he may he brough t . ii i i id ' 4141 Ininkhed toi--at least—a very in g / i440,11.11:4,41:1"9:11!:. the injury of . our Ally,.alti..tbe' t,ti-'il eze!tkrion of a war. '-. ' l. IN i, ""t be argued; that b eca u se , S Sin (IP) , me t i er , ~14,0 1 eni Ou r" Revolution, wt . arc not to ''' (11, 4i4 : t e e 4111(4 lieliellion. ' The cases arc uitc.?lY"' ~,,i! f tlie " I ' ()Ir lter'olatinn was the Act 0 . ,1,,,,, ~ .littl t . ~)%e r ' 1 'Y :—hei 'Rebellion is the Act of a lk I;;ttiti.• '!, bet tel. pit allel may be had.. I Pti ti a ree ° ll .ect tltat the rebel Colottist,S "° . t . 4-4 'il.:, e tkl') Precisely in the same character as li,„ 'tPt lel'fi vi s I,•!'osi ' it. ill then took ‘ lts l i t ,. . - Ala ; *MI lit, we ~ 41. assist„ ~. , i , q, ~ W 1111•11 with eklentled to 'on! 01 -1 , ( 1 1'1r,,, .: I lie Its . .s, • ,i, i„. -10 . 0 of its tirfeelitill rctlinicti I 'Pt t. `'"'l'qll :.--I've are not t") cflattmlired, of t\.. 4q, ~ , is,. .. .. .1, '-' to briny it opon ourselves —wne7 • "N; 4 Ntl. I '"l ' e ' t , la ',' " " 1 the North or tiOni tilt' South. 1 le I '4 t ' 4f ."' Tho renagdy is at han ll l wh i c h ' It . tii tl ,kiidtis 'frontlet's toil which the Law :' 4, ''''l 0r,,,• i . , ' . 11 It 1,1, l{le,, Tile K i ng ' s lf : rit of Tlis ~4:1etrt,114;414t, directed to .Lord CncaßANes ti, I,i 4 8 14114 n pima s_ prohihitint filkdi'Parture : 11 +to m a l'. witid .he shall lucre given .su.hs - i Tii,ll,iirli.tl . ': t ' writ IlitS ' lie" 11; 414 4 1411 y its ts , lit ancten '1(1 in private matters only, its tt l ,' l , ' 1 1)4114 rilt 4' . t i,iiv„ L it'u l t era is . not its abrogation. It ~, c ttt,. ' °eel) needed; or it-may have been -to t 'n o „ 0 , 1 0 -..tili t • slier which —but so essential do ttiq • t titit „ '1 14 , 4 _ , . ‘,, t, .: ••.o,thient, that, if it lsati no ex wtit,' ri0n,441 . I! im . 3 i t .14i,,, b as i s its creation'. i t s. tl ini;:- ' 'wHYs batter to adopt an old la w Since, , '414 new Ir„tr, , tttl y at . one, 'We are glad to see t he 11 41i • I ''st lipr) (1 " 1 141111 16 ; considering its en- , ~ "lil e hiit 4..•Leorcl CimußA N ...ss!' not merely 1 ii, • itsdi, , tji,,...,,ti5d„,,r-, 'Penstble. Smile people will. ." .-/ ""ii• ..7 "' Hig l'e o bridle of Goitif 01' afiying• "tii ' lt . it,•.i s . 4 lA. ' ' 4 °l very , ltti ttct, i t , applicable to an enii.. 4 'ili , ‘ I'N a tl , : 1 '" 3"th ' A 'principle, we had ts ;t ' I 4 I I IA ' J' l lll st once ; and emancipate il ttsl - ' 4lll t" joi t 1 • It, c !'liz e p ro • 1 iis Lordship's ekpedition, '''ti t ' l .' 4 '6,1 1 ,, cr21)( 1)0/11.. It . t llill ' i t'*-11 e(l"id etotiori, it is scarcely Illti,t,til°P,toiNi• o l f 1" 7 he neat some statute against 4,1 , 1 1 , 41 "rms (ma atititiunitiOn ?--Lei Olt 1 ,4 . , 4" hOW, yer . It the ill, ' 'ali t i . tki ll!t I n pin . t , , ,,. . puts t, l'44 /? 'il e ' 4 I lit wild! poin t of .view': 'and ' i llil' l . L e "t . *lll ' r uiihi e t) , "tnedles elway3- saves the , 11,.. r tiv4l6"l,` new ones. 4 '4 r''';',l ii , , T ~..- -:"' "P ' "- -- ---- 111 t. ',1a,,i,-,‘"lN...ktetvtcot, Sir Ca - Hope,. tqiik, 4tliaitm: '4'oo4lp:soled b : NI .1 °.' 'A tl it ;u t Nl: ,,,sy i r , hi 4 rn , . .. : I . BAN Ito . . 'Ply, ? t qlt.." l / 4 4, fro m . " Ist "P 8 Itnye ll ing I N 4 ),, t i • Yell i l 4t ► ti hette, after inspect-. 44 ititil'' ' " I t 1 )1 e, .they will proceed 14 I, -•- '": ' tit s ' t t li ' - g Istri l's•Rit thoot. ' 1 - t tv 4nxt • yell i ll that, City : I.4:( l4,,vhi th e n uke .. 1 . - . 1 (:! Owe departure 4 Is, i ':,.. tvi,„ i e ' t . the ii i . 7 . 1 , 11 Uttchess of Oa. '3 11 41 7 , tiih 1 • stigh ti ..,n.u.i., of th e Duchess. 4 4,011 i t (1 ) V o T Y. filti llP(Aetl) to remove N6. l) 6s• tr `„'citeati,.. .(I"it.itlX naorning, Th .y t listt‘4,l,. 0,1,, i . e . ...,} 1 ..P(1 0!) .IYedocstlay ,pro. 14i4litl,t i'‘171,4 1. t ., 1/ _. at":t 'ouneY%traelt.eltesellti'tlitifle 01)!Ik,e.'s 4 l iii 'llp ! ,.." "se li 1 , 341 , : y or tv% tr. - 4, 1 , 1 Ni, y idle hu,rves Will folloW i 't‘t iti. l i ti i" bo c i - '.. 11,,,,"( ()_' ihkiv „4 'ess . of CUMEXULAND -`4 tr.34(7...t0 01 ,.. T " .i I.,isit to the Diske and ' i 4 Ole s! i t 1. e.'r Royal klighileises 0 tinnier. i 0; /11 •; ;_,. a boli , reg o .ct Docc)11 Ite :es ill , 1. 0 viot 'O ct i as PP p(D , r 0 )1 1 4 , 1 ° :: 20 1° fr of (sr , ,cll fro c ov i ' b s be iois , o (ff ,10 1 '' , ;v 1 ,ot lt d ple o4. t 4;1 r. ri p " ;ti t t i ) , 11C' 14 ~~ r I , it .kif, 1 114 glif Gil( 4 1 " ir o°` : T . COI3BETT'S EAR WELL._ WC htiFe' obtained a - copy or-tlie nes . ie• lAst• worth.--ti leitsors for tiyingarethirs stated " I have reasoned ilins now Leff to lie 'clone? lfe linve:niged.oor chcim,s with 1(1 ii . oich tfittb .we- have estabhsied tneM so clearly on,.the grotind of both law and.reason, thdt thete•is.no - answer tO us to be, foiind Other 'than that of a Swne'nsion of our l'ervcnai rfCly. If still write in Support_of. those claims, I iqust he blind not to see tWit•ti.iltint,76iti i 3 my doom. It Iwl itC 'at and mit t%tt eNt sill. port of thoF e claims; .1 toot only nly.e:t, bat I do a geat injury .to the ,rights of the NAtion, by appearing to abandon rhem. If I remain here, I must, therefore, cease. to write, either from compulsion or from a sense of (hay to my countrymen ; therefore it is impossible to di., any g ood to the cause Of my country . by . remaniing in it.; hut, if I remove to . a :country where I can write with perfect freedom, it is not only possible, hot very prObable, that I shall, sooner or later, be ante to render that cause important and lasting services. Upon this conclusion it is that I have matte my determination ; for, though life ivnuld be scarcely worth preserving with the consciousness that 1 walked shout my fields ; or slept in tity he merely at` the mercy of a Secreta r y of State,*** Still there is something so powerful in the thought of country and neighbourhood and home and friends," &c. ".that to tear oneself away nearly approaches to the separating the soul from the After exclaiming (as if his absenCe would be the source of such evils !)--- • _ _ , • , • - " Shall . truth never again be uttered ?' Shall " her voice never again be heard, even from a diitant shore ?"---•• . . He proceeds to hold forth a Promise of writing' from his Patiaps :rrr' ' - --.-• .. " Thus was the balance "hinted.; and, joy totintrynten,_ be yon. well assiired„ that though 1" shall, it I live, lie at a. distance from you ; 'bough the ocean will roll bet wee() us, not all the b k ir • tiers that nature-'ell as art , cancraise, shall he ' sot eient to-prevent you from :reading si'lkike ;pry - , ~.u. Jr4st, of what I write ; and, notwithstanding all the o wrongS of evhieli .1 jwtly .compl a in ; pot.; withstanding all the indignation that I feel ; not is,it:estanding all the .provocations that I *have I.e. ceived, or that I may receive, never` il l an there • drop filial ' toy pen any thiug which, according to the law of the land, t . might not safely wiite and publish itiEngland. Those wiii)liave felt .theio, selvts supported by power. have practised towair . ,l4 re ,f . Q5.k . ,,i,i.4 with. , ,treasure; bat, . tho,ugli 1 shall have the mean; of reoliAtioll .in my liands, ' never Will I. tallow their base e x anii,%le" - • • He then - goei on •teisay that be does not despair of: the cause,. though . he could serve it .no•longer , , • . • by " remaining here" --he' inveighs against tile' term " Peasantry" being applied to the labour-• •ing classes; abuses the Country ' Genzleinau arid persons in high \ life; HAtviiitli Nloutte. Mrs...FRI:AMER, .AIALTIIO*; and Jill WriterS who' have endeavoured to. poor m,tra - 1 and • religious • , • instruationinto.the'rninds of the people, are next - reviled ; he then. vindicatrs the Rao; mars, and, ;going into his favourite sahj..ct of Finance, reads, us 'a long !retire without a single feature of no. veltyl lie.exhurts liis Colintrymen to follow his example, and emigrate. • • . . . ' At last he resolves all his arguineriti Into this . - ... ... , , .... , dilemma (printed in capi tals)-- " The Great question now to be determined is;•WilE r * . riElt TIM 401totNitt-xioNGFA4 .ceIN CARRY ON TILE MILJTARY Ni)A st/zsPENSION SYSTEM AMR. ~THE.,FUNIANG sYSTIin is DhsTROYEIX".. • ' . ; 'itionsieur•Coaatit ehinki not, and of course that ReforM must step' in tomend matters. As he.begins, su does lie,eid with Self.: He says,— '• .. " If I remain here, all'other means will be first used to • reduce. me. to silence; .and, if alt thole means fail, then will come •the dungeon. There. 'fore, that 'I may still be able to , write, and to write with freedom, too, I shall write, if l live, froM America ; and, my rea l dets may depend on it, that it will not be more than four months from the date of this address, before the publicationof the Weekly Pamphlet will be resumed in London, and will be continued very neatly as regularly as it•has been for years past. • _ . " The sacrifice I Make, wOuld,„ under any , other . circumstances,. he jasily considered as enormotis.. Tpe:, ceasiug„ of a. profit of more 040 ten thousayd • pounds' a- year from by works.; the. loss of pro ,petty of ~ otioits sorts,. left SCity ! OW, 711?0111 in on. sll2l.llter ~ fW Etys ;. • the leaving qt numerous friends . ' antl . Ol local oblvets created under my own hands, 'and . affording me so miniy. pieasing seniins,. But, a ll th i s , ..,.,i0,, 3 Ira=, w %ci t. ) : 1 7,1 1 ) , I i i;l t.o vv ,) I y i tkke l litirrid idea ot, being ritte , iced ; ' ..ttillu it'd quietly leitYiug Conftiptloll 10 trample out , Litif vitals ~ 1 : my, etiantry.,, w bile her:iotaitihtis• !Kepi seat:. revellittg in. unexnosed falz;elionds• and _car lunutie r 's levelled-against thyself and lay fyiendA compated,to this , no LOS& 0! fortutie , 00 toil; . ne7' cessary to' support a numeronsfamily, no poverty, • 0 bodily suffering.; 'titetre..,is,nothing of this 'kind 1) that must. not appear trillithwind'even.wholly an wort liy .of -noriee, wileu cavil-wed with -the insx. tit • tlr.a.,t satisfaction vv‘bielo 1 silall irowderive 11.1)111 still ret.ikiog the power of corn4tting, .corriiption,• and trinu the hope thut 1 ..liall ilever cease. tp,ell. t.ii.ri - ain of reihroing ' , O intl beloVedeatintry ilk,._tit thip".4dte.restoration oaf her freedom." - ' In - 4 Piisticriptum he promises 'lO be bacl; "iii, a w . - y'ea - r:iirto at futthett," 'when his frietithiball N, r • . . . havevatliiished the existing system. tHIP i , - • • CAL.AIt; Ainn. the following trans- ports ill' Fdtlllyj (Mt.. -vcr, Neptune- X, Y, 4, •Friendship, LoedliNliddleton; - and and Eleande, 'hoc . „ ,114 r Fox, Quest, t7il - 4.4.5, Good States-- lima; Catli*atinei and Benevoltat. .For Cnrk D'oe`erthe'iVist7ln antl the Brisk: DE,;il.., /trim ikiwn 'from the Itive . r, the- Ger.& ` 1-lai•tb; fur the Isle cif Fiance ; llerr . eat, for Atnerida k and An,II.:AIkcKEY, , vo:nroot., ai.t. yesteillay the Ge- - nri i 1 PaktoV, frotti Pernambuco ; sailed the 19th Feb,. ;. oii the 64; toil, ;poke the brig Friendship, from this port for Buenos Ayres : the Corn Wall, for-Calcntta, iva:s ht company. PLymOuTit, APRIL 3.--E)rrived the Neptune, PRTTeasota, from' Christiana. Sailed the John, CAlta,'fot Ethettil's Islimil..:The Para gon, for the Isle"of 'lre'rance, did not sail yester day, as.was , reported.-- T Wind E. S. E. PoliTsitiob:rit, APRIL 4.—Arrived • tot Jeune Heuriette; eliarleston4 sailed the 20th Feb. tion tltc 215t* experienced alit ivy gale of w ind, in' which .she lost her boats, tore-top -auky..rsitil, .rand - Made Mikis Water.-Wind South-east. GRAVESEND, Arm 4.—Arrived the ,Jong gee , • Una, False, trout Embden ; Joli k ; Jacob, front ditto.; Appoln, , Mem ber, from Gotten burgh ; Dispatch, tfareort, from. ItOtterilain ; Britannia, Brown, front ditto ; • Brothers,Wright, front ditto ; Burgh, Hindrop, from ditto ;.Bri tish Queen,,Corpe, from-iliitol Marshal Bltteliei, Adams, fraM Ostend ; Mary, Fox, from ditto ; Caroline Augusta, Wells, from the Texel ; Pallas, Itoyidell, from Dort ; Minerva; Fockers, front ; -industry, Wright, front Am sterdam.—Sailed the Posthumous, flood, for Ja maica ;,;'Temple, Walker, for ditto ; Britannia, Bully, for St. Lucie ; . Alvayne, Leslie, for 'Trieste ; Tiers), .Evens, for „Cork ;. Meal), for PetersbUrgh ; Edward, Ebeling, for . Miry, Brown, for'Ant'itertlitt.-• • The Puke - .and Duchess of tit.oucesTr.a are spending the•holidays at Bagshot TlotridAy Prince LSOPOLD tooic the diver lion of shooting sit Clermont : he accompit- I dea by (;,,lisort, Princess..CnAa• tieritoyal chaise; , with her ; J:svo , trire OoDit.s, fylionqui for, the Princet , s, to. ride when. tired :.• her •Itnyiil Highnesi - ilrives berStAL • On, Wednesday , night .the Doches, ' of Alen-. stpsits, accOitiptinicil by leer i 'ten ilatighteri‘, :Lady GiOtIOINA .ititti ' Lady JA.se •LaNux, arrived kit Itichnbillti-ligoOse)-IPriey'CbirtlokS, 'in'art BroSseli.. ()u fritorsitay the Liirl a . 4 ‘lAr,cti introduced his . lotern l o l I;fillei I,:nly.CAilox.t'Ne 'PAGET,: in' her Grace at' alcltitiOlul-house.. His Grace the Poke, ot - 11Icir:ioNti is expected to* arrived' 41 tOwil in the course of the eusniug• week. - '- - *,' • . ;„Tq t . m.:,, shah Prince of btotiTr.t , lsTElN is Rhotlt to golf Vic`una; tii pass siiitte,molit I's in 'Switzer land antl, 41tiy. lie travek- nintyr the—ttatoe of '1.!.ivi...-0 ri4DEtel+o. and will preserve the: most t iri t l iii,cq oito. . lie will return, at the _ latest, iit the month of July, next, to ris;i9t at the mar ri tge. of the Prittoss NlAttiA, hit eldest daughter, who will 'parry Colonel C.oortt VINCENT ENTER ' H4ZY. CM of theCooot CHARLES'I•;:sTERIiAZY. The l'Airice LICiiTKNSTEIN will yield to the new • in.arittil couple his cniet„estate of tiolantlia, the ' it emise. o f,which amounts to 1300,000-florins. • . ,A-SD4Epish l'olacca, from the Spanish Main to a C040, - .lWittrOsiftor 6 i off Cape biaise rabout th e 18th of ,4, : qu‘Ary,. by .xn Independent' privateer, mounting TO guns and 150 Mflt. - • ••• .I 1,47.1111.1, the celelti toed mathematician of M i lan. isoi just invented a new piece of mechanism (says ts lfa-r4l, paper), by 'weans of which vessels tiv.tyttsettikd rivers ‘v it bout the assistance of a 'iitartiti-engine. The first espeiiment which %vas Inaile on a Small boat completely siteceeded. `The inventor Asserts, .that his plan is applicable even tn. a hi d u o f %vac, .11,11 that it will secure her from the danger - ot shipwreck.. The siretigtit of a single inan;orat• most that of a horse, is suilieidnt to pia this machine in motion. Th e y-,oitv from. Italy,. : that the preaching of P. LINCA, a Franciscan of Ancona, has heekpro hillited on the' ground of his introducing .politics into his sermons; and deliotincing as SsOrilegiottS the sale of the ponerty of the chord'. It is re ! . marked that'the mendicant orders slThw must Zeel in defending the property of the church. ' They write from Turiu; Ilia - Ellie KingentiQueen. \of SAltn;Nis.re. to...(joir that' itiwit'r . on the '2 Ist ult.„ to 1-o to Genoa. Letters fium Copenhagen, of the litho' . March, say; Mr. Foarircit;-tbei4liniiter Mertitgitentittry from Englund-I'o that .Court, has been recalled. i.) In ConFetwelice•Oi r - the (' lt.ay of AIN ILOWARD PAYNK'S .a.ppe,l4rinite, t!-"COVent-Gard,en "Viiyalre, throut4ll bliss 0 1 1.1ait,t.'s illness, tbAt.- (3eifilOnioi . . ties accepted :tiii •eu., , Aagemlit for • ork. nights ,at . B at h „„,i . 8 t 4'p,1..• At Bristol he opp,Ntrs on Mon day nr:tt in 'the 'character of Zqphiut OA the tragedy of lifahontet) , and 0n 't tieschly in 114 same rhArtirte : r ai l'Ettli. -..- - . Mi>s,Q•Nsto,'s he pith iii..nTv considerahly.im.. proved. H, r eyes were very mitch adieted by the cold, which contriblated 044 , 4, liltit!..o proilloq her . ' recent , illness. • , . , . . .. ~ ...... , , At A Meeting of the commissiriors Appointed: to manage the: grant voted' 1)Y partiliti k ent for: finishing the College of pciiitbitrgh, the . pi l o o f: • Mr. W. ,I'‘Ayir.v.itt .. beipi k :, toloprq1; bate' - pri7.. of , 100 pinta* - 0 1,10 l'ilin ' tl'P` l " 1 " 11 0 gtlitiellPlu. Accoolirig' to Nil . . l'is t lifp,tit's ►plan. the . okterter tit the boihring. as . o.rigill 4l l Phillneti by Ap A ro is to be ietiAlited with' very litik iitti:Eatioo . ; but theni will be a.ccoto.l diparittre (romp the hoernal arrangenietos. ITO; southern side of t h e iout d . ningle is to be' oc t :ttpied' almost entitely by ...the 'library, _Whieli will tie 19 . feet botg, a n d 4 , 11 ,. o f . the most elegant rooms ni the kingdom. The • . wester n a ide ,i, to be appropriated to the Museum; aild the other two sides are to be-oceuilied fl:ietly 4 lib C 14154.99015. 15;1,!.t DREADFUL CALAMITY. krEAst-AoAT. One of those unfortunOe accidents which at. t;end even the best arranged ,establiShinents, that ctirq with them 13 certain thotigh remote danger, occurred he, yesterday morning,..and We state the extensive calamity. with ntuch. acute p,ds. The horrible sretucle of eight mangled. carcass is yet :before our Theie ate .the miserable' victims thy boiler .in.the packet which sails [Taillike Fotindei y bridge.. Just after the. boat hAstartett, it bad.ipd gonl: tWent y yards . , when the tremendous explodon took place. The -vessel wit's rent.t.o..attjuts, sa thot little remains .entire itern ; to the engine,rooin s eiccept the keel and the Twerity-twb passengers op t,ear,to havebeewtin , board. The bodies of eight Are fOund—five [nett:and' thkce women : one child yvt missing, and Six : isai , e lieen'Sent to the Hos pital in a wounded >rtate six escaped unhurt. Of these last,,one malt was ithritling over'the boiler when the.eXplOsion ; :happetted. It is said Major , Maion,Was another, whose,:clothes Were torn by the shock,. but. who was ..otheirwiSe.u,ninjure4l.7--- - The third Was an infant twti Months old, and the little innocent was ;titscavred'at the' bottom of the vessel in a profound:sleep, after the removal of the drchdfol wreck. • ' At this moment the Coroner's Inquest is sitting, and tine have Only time . to subjOin the names AA the dead i James Sltiires, ofGorlestan ; alareon, a linen. draper; Butler, of Voristhorpe ; William 'Nicholson, iht; iteers 7 wan of the boat; Afis. Sm ith, wholived near the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital; Eliz. Stevens of . Ylo . lll°ol' ; a, man un known in a Sailor's dress; bion Lynn, apparently between 50 and 60: both his irks am turn off; a youngirtmezu;, name unknown, who stated that she had beet; to lilintinintfor relief. The infant was her child. , The following efuteritent will ilkeW bur Readers the causes . which must have pioduCed aii peel- dent :-- The boiler is n cylindrical vessel, laying fare and ntt the vess'el,:abwit 8 feet long; and 4 feet in didtnetet, tuatle,ot wrought irott;eicepthig tinC end, %%Welk li Itl tpwards sate, stem of the vessel, and is of enselKli-. etiOseciiten'ee . of the stresi of it'e4in j)iing greittet: titan the I, lila r tv,,s enpahle the cast-iron ; part ut Ott! h ilrr 120ve ;wttl, ,anti flew in n direction towardsi i.e s tea l ciftiitz•,i.ssel, a at rrs . ;: txn tt boirer . I'lsol, it.).throiv 1! (Jut (if its tlesti:e!t.s itepind : ing (if the oriliee,ocea.ioot . d. tiy the : fract tire, and coo,:sc qttenity it vhs Alltnyvn iti tin how:Aiwa' direction, oat 'ot the sterii 01 the 'veit;el; 4‘%t :! .. l ,ili J i. .011 heels re in irorssoge lo a 4tistet"ci "I it'uo'it fil•cuttA:J l o 9, at the seine tittle that the 'c0'....-etoli , m of the :and . iintonfed the ve , 5...1 hoot L3,ogs end to the other: 7 —•(Not . ttieli , Ilipt:ttry ) PENI I EN - II A It'V, LLBANE. Yesterdny morning, the Lord Brishoil. of LaNilorcr attended Dit hie Service at. the Chapel of MIS ksta. blistimeti% The prams appropriated to the being read—by:lTh - Lordship's (!h,ittl Sermon priachetkby - tlre Rev. S. BENNETT, the .Chaplain of the. Pcuitentioy, the' I.sisiil) pro.. eeeded to confirm G 3 :of the convicts, rod seecf.4 other persons belonging to the Institin ion, : pre.. scions to•the ceremony of confirniation .Bishop delivered a most interesting anti pathetic . .direst to the prisoners. chapel was fully attended nn the solemn occasion, and apottg the visitors' •we ob s erved Sir A. MAcnotns.D, Bart. W. •M. PITT, •Esti. M.P. tite. etc. His Grace, in the course of his address,' tie. livered a pleasing. encomititwon the adialicentent made' by the prisonets f l enerally,iti their moral anti religious -ditties. ' "1 he credit of the happy change tvrought iti their lands in;d•liiibitS, be ittribilteit justly to the.zealons exertions of the Reverend Mr: lies NETT, their Instructor antl.Pastor. BIiRMTON) APRIL 4. The l'aiNceneoaNT is 'expected to remain here Wedoesday, iatli •of this tumuli. The ceichrition of the 'l,3.lrrli-dsy'of' his Itnyal ness appointed for the 2.3t1 it ia intendeil ':i'l►til(t u splendid Drawirig•room at the Queen's Palace,- and not at C:.-tikon4ionse, Hb was.reportet . The company at the Pavilion ,consist . of about 14 Noblemen to the tli'liner 11is Koval .I.ightbess hits preferred devoting theholydays retlypt recreation, iostertd.of giving invitations to The ‘reat,lir being so fine. - the Prince etijoy* his daily exorcise horsebeck ; end yes» tertia ry afternoon Coilt ititt6it tti ride about in valiims parts of , the town and„nlighbottrhorpl, attended only by. 51r . 1.1. I. l ,loottiftsld andthe Rev . . F. Blom 'berg. ‘VhPn Lip nnyal Iliglinets was pleased to devote 30,0001. of 1: i i ...icoate at. the shrine , of Ilati01)61 sitstrk-ss,.o% 4 .crs were sent- down 'l.O. counterman:l every iiltrr:itlon4. nnt its ionie•part heen de -It.oid Highness gave min - nand, for the .erecti,ev,.l upon,-`-t he ~ st . SCAIt of expernlitnytt teinoved ity:lntled only -w'o.ifipartitierit,s, s,vliich were added to the ()rig 1040 Y Tv,4te1%,t.),,,, and evett front the period 91 the A ck?calstt4i oi "". 4l " ewl e d to be but tenipoialy......lhert ,were ao apartments Over citltt rof ti(ot tying's.) that la the north Ito?. in' been. used as a kind of orchetner4 to r severa l seasons p;pst ; and in its-TO - ace-a ti otetiOniniodiona Concert-roots is erect in*, to connect the, Pavilion ttlith ;Vlorltiornogh-lionse. Tile.eouth Vt tOg was scarcely rnr any tote, and st is now erecting. These atiAlre only improvillneuts in cantonpiathlll. {-.~.,