The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-18 00:00:00

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Vlieti ty p 416 at neer,: :4,4,01;4 t h.. 13 adequate 1 f. 41: ;f:tubteription rervire togii2l4, and the ato o , tog Waterloc the V' 11 0 fattish boon! irtorl ter freli ilf its I , itie to the si 06 , i'tisve,t, fut. hereaftrr. 4 , 61 00 t TOlllOO ;;10 1 lo'fecord , 1 : 0 wr till heard, F: 444 , ~I i 413 1 1 1) of hit t ' OM I hr land. .601 e,with tws to .ie 0 4 6 40 icath tti ; 4 ,47_0 10 raise. t th Atv. 7 l Tiiv e r sa l I ra 11 44 114 4 4'; , . „ s pa - ;0. of events fut . o °ttf ahicr . l W nr- y. 031, +fish ix b► ei (lissattt regiom tjoatter of th sir to fie" t•A,i t 'is littitio• cs‘tut c • „ o p. A out j ' 4O /4r, 4; 1 4 s ubject of tl 0 4 1 448 Blow bl esg i i WI)t) d ue s th 're's i lith„, ' "ts of the am 0. '4 ' or is tit s Sul?•ci r to the fit 0 !""Itho glut.; .t. Ille fields II ,riutiudatitSitS Pt' it nit CC h lhe prittei t I . vw tscd tile whole p1,, 1 .141),iuri 1 1 it P !ud • t., t o , t!a •. ~• .0T IkL 3 • VA. 1 A .a • , . . . ~~ WEI)NESDAY. JUNE, H, ISI7. C r) Jt, 4.1 , 415 , .. , JOl ......1120 1/ 7 411 , 1'14.01‘1, I‘, rg,..14 (I I 10e). • length lonking;glasS i,t the . grtro-roo.o, tt,e glace attached. to the hoX, annlr cf.the dres.es, tool a variety u; A,:;, - Irs,piic.l“:4l !yari, , ,r for • = carrying , t►ce nf .13 My. Morris, our or Ho. l'eoHerors, ,poplie,t at !his 015ce, n.ftett Lacke •1111 there. other consta, toles were 11 , 1111144110 to «xlc i tt4t." premise , in ex pectation of the return of the thieves: they sat up on Saturday and Stuidaynights, but the thieves did riot make their, appearance, and the consta bles' watchings were discontinued. Mr. Mortis then engaged one man to watch the Theatre in a concealed loin in SOON-street,. and Atria loft past l'2 o'clock he saw laur or five men go to the stageAoor, and enter with as much ease os it they bad the regular key Jit the door. The, man instantly infnrtned Mr. Mortis, who resides next door to the theatre ; lie instantly procured a aalls her of iiiitOutten and others, aml surrounded the st a ge dour, as well as.the doors in the II aymarhet ; he then, at the head of several persons, entered th,atre, and commenced a general seirch for the robbers, ari&contiotted it for a considerable time without .stissess, till at length they came to the door of :he. female wardrobe, and not being able to open it in the regular way, they forced it open, wtieu they found tour Men, whom they se cured, Hod thin proceeded to search them, :owl found upon them a quantity Of theatrical heads of very little valor. ;. they alto found they had brought into the theatre seventeen skeleton or . picklock keys, an iron crow, (which fitted the places that had been forced ;) one of the skeleton or picklock k e y s opened the door with the same eas . e us the key : a dark-lantent, scone matches, and plios phorns. Several of the dress rooms were broken, as was the music•room. Yesterday they were 'brought to.the office, and underwent a long cx,t- Aitination . before the sitting Magistrate. 'They all proved to be well-known characters - -John Mimes, alias JonVliall If :ad,' Richard J'imes, Thu. t ans Davis, and ',/ysepfr ll,llctnd, They were Coln- Witted, charged with steAliog a doll, a helmet, several dresses, and' a vat iety of articles, the pro= perty•of Messrs. coletitait„ Morris, and Winston. 'l' Ell I,oti Stluscßuirtos. iittee rigititi select. with Pect , li 4 ' Anitivetsary of tiro Victory of Waterloo, °oldie a fin - thee aceottnt of their proceed !opted kc the most effectual mode f , t rrhei <<t surt ' itiitt~ ltblativeh of tirtode who fell on %Iti , 6, last year, submitted in detail, nod now the satisfaction to report a Intge ac itions since that period, by which they are ' to carry their original design into effect tended liberality, hut auto to iirclurle malty , rettliar easels of tli.dress, the cott.ideration •sarily pobtpunctl until they wete possessed to the object. ,n is indeed worthy of the generosity, the he gratitude of a great People. The mighty 100, whilst it gave !'race to Europe, aria ors with unfading glory, awakened in every irigs alike lionottrable to the national cha teatly caromof the Army, which , u nder der,cousumniated that ever memorable A . clAbEl‘i s . - F.. f! V 'bq1.11." .- 1: / 1-1 f the ,ItOYAL AtA , . .D.EMY is nits trtifti Litzlet u'Utick ()thi Ciittiloki'le Owe ,CHILD•'3THALING. . . -.i:XA.M4NATifiS: lir MRS.- 1iA111131 4 MOLY. - 1 2 (itt. CHILD sTV,.V.;:.‘u. piAni.notipu4ii-sTsdigT.-iVe - tht not recollect, t , . .o. ,years....oot, case Win IVlSS.Xeitett TtltA 2 1. 1 , ..ter,es/ tbast• t p,reseitt. kitrery as emt: to the ltfice wits J lilocktil tip at nit curl hour in the • nit/ruing, and Ole, seats in the ()dice ►sere oecsi pied by, the Duka. of 1../eeds,, Mr. §ltellott„ anti other Membei-s of Parliament ; besides a number tit weir..:lleSsed females, whom curiosity bad brought thither. The prim :3110r tvgs hintiklit front COld Bettie-fi , •lds • • Prison, accompanied by a female friend, excortd by Plank, the,ollicer, bet wee') one and t wit o'clock. Site was dressed in a . thimsoit-coloured cloth Tie with a French bonnet and black veil, and iper age is thirty-tive. She entered the Office by the ~ • .. back door and was sitewn WO the ().tfice-kerpev's apartments, where she had a confereuce witieiNtr. Andrews, licr Counsel. On her approaching tt.e. exainitiation.roffni, through the long passage, Mr. butler, her .`.3,llicitor, ktsked her it situ had ttot bet• to drop her veil, Hyoid impertitictit cnriosity ro whitA) ;lie replied, " Thank yon, fir , but .Itave no fcat ol ben.% /seen.", Out her entering Oi. examination dock, there was Mrs. L'or:,:r uHt the infant child, who eat cloSe to the ptisoner during, the bearing. , • Loaisa Wolf 6tUted herS.elf to be fourteen v.e . ars .of age, and was sworn ;—she stated that on rritlay everatter, the Gat iost. about ceven o'clock, she was sitting down utAliv,door of Mls hlontague's house, in Portman.square, tum:ittg ;41r. Porter's child, shout seven• o'clock in the evening, when the pritune t' eaase to her and said it was It sweck There were two other girls with tier, named Lacy riartis and lietsey to whoa' the prisoner gate halfpence, and desired th,ent to g,• to the New ltoad. The prisoner...desired witness to come round the coiner to prevent being leen by her mistress, the girl. having inforotedTher to whout the child belotegetl.!--- (The prisoner called' oat Oh An d. was *out to exclaim, but she was restrained by the, persuasions of his • Lownsrl, but she protested that. she , wettild talk, )thett Mr. AN- Dat:ws told her, that if she did not let !,ito tale e.lro of licr case, he', could do tiothidg'..for her.] —The prisoner then sent witness CAI an errand to No. ‘.,'; I, Lower .110, heley•:!...treet, to knock at the door anti to tell the youpgi woortn who .:creel it that she wts waiting for live, east led hequ all (IA). The girlw is tit 11:tly out tier retor,, , the, prisoner havity, giyen tt.r sotpence g.Ottg, 0., her rc. Citrus the pli)011er v,as genie. l tie pt 'muter a-lsed her ii g it, Stir the child, as site CWII,I t int resell the I ,. !toclier.et Cie door with it. 'lliere was no N::. - 41 in the street., erica, sett! a fputale posing inhn toed tier hiistvess wiiat lead petted. The priAttter Was dressed a . Lilac% still gown, and a black veil over a straw bonnet. Nl', :I.Nu.n::ws crits•-exa tVitted airs wit itris, wits prieuner't t'tdl - she could set. het bee elearlf 1111%4n:11 It.: • - •• • dello Armurud, iln hackney coarh wat erurdn, ittent! Red the. - ptioneras b»ieti.! clown -Cra‘tford street, and hired a chariot in Padding too .street. \S'itoess held 'tlte child whilst t'he' prisoner got i,itu the co,{ch, about . 101:Vs.'ll 0 . 0(1Ch, She ordered the roach In I Ww. Seliortg, it Niarpit.-Itone pro•lticu i f th e 'eltittles ((Until tipott the Child, \vitiCh the prisoner had par chased. lute 11. Porter, fetirl`r nj thus infant, prortd hating haul the loss of hum cried, and that lie found Biro at the (.4. , 41en l'lrrti c, rehichester, the varticulars of whiLit tact. has beet, aletatly Mr. hurter abo. , st.tted 51144-1.0 V 414 to 0170011, tout the manner in which he traced the iniant. Woliett, a 114411wy Coat:IMMO, prtired t41.4f.,0 the frisotter to Croydon, and he descritred par:100;n, alre.tdi the public,, und lie of the ptisuaer's Lied ..ittort ion to the child on floe jo;:trovy. It turned oat, on a .Ipieition poi by Mr. An drews' 111 the father of the child, that intorno - dolt had recit einiveyed gt - x, to the coast by tele;!, n to pre , ,ent trisoer getting "allruad. ,„ u.• prisoner knew the . kritelt Ambassador, it IttiVlA t,I,A. Sierethry. 1 - 1C711.41./.INa.OFFIV I T, Jaiel7, 1817. f • • • It •4 CO. I / 2 17/SS/ONERSfur I'ICTUALLING Ills 111:1JES N'..l IT do herelY give Notice,Thut JX nadXV, the 81.4 of July next, they will be ready la recline Tenders in terfting foaled up), and !realer the Supply 451' whet ritrAti BLEF reY ?tired fur the use of his Majesty's Ships and P'esseii. al Streamer and Loch Ryan, os the Coast tir Situtlaitti, for .7'welve Calendar difcnths, from tie -13 d of July„, nert. The Conditioni 'of the Contract may be seen at' the eretary'rftrwe,at flat Ogre; or by applying to the Collector of the CWlltnjes at Strew-tier. No regard will be had la any Tender in which the I'rke shalt not be inverted in Ifierds at length, br that shall not 6r dclivqed to the hoard btforc One o'Clock 'n the sip?: Irtnooday, Ore 4,th if Jody urot t nor imien t.st Pet Art raid Inahtv the 7katler, or some Person on his etha(l; atte,,ids to` answer.' when called for. Each Trader-must also be aceorapernied Ay a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to trcoite bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 50oi. for the due perl'ormance of Mt Contract. r, the pen of the Historian shall trace the ii tal day, it will be Ins nu less gratifying . that, at the moment, when the shouts o r 1, and every British heart esoilted in the miry, a spontaneous impulse arose 1 lirmigh administer relief to the Wounded, arid to ilittett. and Relatives of those situ had met a slut FtelkeittWatertuo.- Alt faults,classes' 4 Fund for the sacred r orpose. The semi. ti. attil pervaded alike the Palate and the othitants of the most obscure. cid humble tenithled to teturn thanks to the great Pis r.uv his signal pruteetion, contributed *Rh 'f his benevolent ittipulke was not limited I :—with electric rapidity, it passed to the 'moos, and excited the glow of pat; itnistu in I the globe. Justly Witi it tibbervrd by the stings (on trausinitting a portion of the wag* butiuns of our Eastern Dependencies), that A the British Empire must indeed lie unwor ,essings and of those honours to which lie was not aeltnowledge a kindred interest in the Army ts hitt fought at Wat ! rrioo.' I l scriptitkii less it just tribute of admiration and it greet Commander of the age, to ullPill Wile tritn; anti singular destiny, by a series of Vic- Nide of Asia and of Europe, to lay in each the Lions of perinanent Pence. e hare proceeded, as far as was practicable, nr eipla of Annuities. Had toty ae once di, aide automat stritong tits various ranks of Giallo ,hours would have been brought to an early ter i:t," ; but, on maturely we i g hin g the consequences, a t 'iit, they determined rather to encounter the tittrarr )iiiif"'":okiiiNs attendant tin the forint:l', than to abandon the i.„,1: ," altventages resulting from its adoption. 2. , lntiee of Lite Annuities to the Widows,atid to Soldiers i r i n 'llsai by loss nf limb, Annuities fur limited .pciiods are t o ', l 'il, not oohs far ihe maintenance of the Orphan and ta... g:,:NiS Children, but adequate to the tiegreo,of educ:itini# tsiti t i ti to 11, e set et al conditions. And should the sword be :st c ‘ u'isiteiitlit.,l, tier Contmipec trust that Children thus 14:1 4 , 1t6 i" the pi inclid , s of religion and morality, and at- A. , ta to tl i ,,ir Corsair by the united considerations of bitth, ) 44 "1gratittli!e, may decorate toeir Patent , ' grave with the - ` . l '.s of tut toe Victories, or, 51104.11t1 the bli.ssiogs of Vtace i ht :ontiiino, will serve their Country its the less splendid, ; ,ti,'Ylt th a t less Ilsef ill, Carver IA the ililill*tlitiotis L.:it . ..gel , ' 14' " ;44 lineament of ends so deeply interesting to the hau.nr .. O'''ttetriLY of our CouillrYl Illy catontittev still c o o t:sone 1, labours ; and 111..1 ilidoil:c a cool:tient hopes that the liurtant I.:nst nuilaf.vd to itivir m anagetue nt will he 45s i, ,rgvii in 4. in:ioUcr to halal tile tunevulent iv tentiouS of thc rolticriliets. likr ilerloq.Subscription-Olke, j()IIN Ivr“lys (14:ralan. '''f . Itlith Jams, 1817. • rulilishud this Hay, Oyu. os. tiii. ii, AN FRED. LORD 11 I - It ON. PUBLISHED by JOHN MUltit.lY. - - . NEW GRANO -LtyrrEttY. :it VEIVII IGHT lins voittilteteil'for the NEV e. • I..OTTr4tY of 10,400 Tickets, to begin Drawing 9th of 31t1.Y. 'the Scheme is admitted to ~he an improvement on the, principle of the la,t, which .gave inch' general satisfac. lion. Two thirds of all the Tickets (viz. 7,000) will be drawn on the shove Day, and literally NVitliont a sin..zle Want:, for over., Ticket will be entitled to some. benefit : 4.t 0,000 Stetting is to he attached to the I'67A-drawn Prier, and twiny of the fallowini Capitals will pri)bably be decided the *woe Pay, viz. 0 . L. 20,000 Consols ..„. L. 80,000 i .... 10,000 Money.. 9 ,2,006 Consols 4,0014. e l,OOO Money • 4. Besides 40/:, .‘004,...2,m, & 4.300 Nioney 3,400 awl 9.1.10 smaller Prizes in Money 3,900 Prizes of a new Ticket, with the option of .y. receiving ,C.lO instead, waking. ..... -- . 4 WPB if/ or, . FROM THE MONTREAL GAZETTE. COM NIUNICATION. 3,0,34 Prizes.--10,400 Tickets. • 1-199;460 'rho same Numbers drawn entitled .to a New Ticket will be ,Drawn again 19111 July, when t!..! st-drawn Prize will re. cLive, in audition, 80,0+a4. • Consols, and when all, the Prizes left in' the Wheel the 9th .ruly must also he drawn. Schemes, with, full particiilar, atolls. Present Price of a.Tieliet onlyClB 14s. A Ralf .. 10 0[ An Eighth Ce t A 1 . .. Matter In the Lottery just finished, the Capital Prizes have been remarkably well divided amongst the Public, and .1. ''.11 7 E ,- Wainiff" had The satisfaction of selling SEVEN of them at eters, No. 37, Coritlial, No. 34, nayibarkrt, 11015orti, 141. Oaford.Tstreet, wiltreJicLets and :mart/ for the New Lottery are now on :alit. Sunday last ive had to witness one of the must interesring and affecting scenes that has taken place in this city since h a s b een tin d er the Government of Great Britain, we allude to the Fonerld of the late Mountain, ‘vb,l s e departure to a - world of •spirit's we'noticed iu our last. 'flits afflicting unil tnottrufnl event, evidently produced upon the minds of our Citizens gene ritlTYL, and': iftrti.cOVlY merous and respeetsble congrepition, sentinients of the most lively sorrow and grief. • Innuciliatvly after Ilse Mornitig Prayers ist the Protestant Episcopal Clutch, Inla tile • iiinriling services of the Protestant Churches were over, the streets of the City were lined with iterson4 of ranks, all apparently moving towards the hare )y -8411.11(1! of the deceased. At one o'clockli.st: the Funeral Procession be gan to move in the following order : • sexton. UndertaLer. Organist. Clerk. Officiating Alinistc.r. Four Ministers of the Protestant Congregation. Physicians. • ['ULM BODY] Pali supported by Six Gentlemen. CHIEF MOURNER, ' Supported by the Hon. Isaac Ogden anti Isaac Winslow Clark, Esq. Mourners, two and tin. Major-General Width ingtoir and Staff. Univers of t hi Garrison. Followed by a'uumerons concourse of Friends and Citizens, • Catholics and Protestants. 4... L• Tr W.l.t L-C>o .. SCICIFTION to 11142 31st M4y, 1 1 8 . 17. Tea. 4 3tiot eve.); ve4 by thg Committee •• • •• • • 474,783 .1 7 ltnifttittyPividelitionStack42,;)4 10 0 Interrst on Macbetitterl3tills 102 0 4 • I ) l4fit lilt brook suid 42,065 8 .4 Tot 41 Amount oflteceipts 518,236 9 11 from the LONDON Z i". 1 . 1 4; , June 17 , 1£ 17 . &MO. OAT, Jtore 17, 1617. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of flossiney....ll m. Yates Esq. second son of Sir Robert Peel, Mitt. in the room of the Right ilionoorahle JOhn Ottvsy s 'Earl of Mart; who his uccupte4 the Chilter n I4undreds. ► or) W. $ Ick 01 10% t Cu. ° lt ,C 46,000 8 per Cent.Oons. 48,213 13 0 45,000 Redoced 97,6 18 15 0 17,•900 Lung Ann 274,34 9 4 I 41 , 4 invested in Pilblie Finds 338,1tt0 eayatents anti Donations " f l hlicers, Non-com tuissionol ° tilers and Privates wntind- Vtktß: tlie Parents end fr&pen r' .' ~ „ "elatives of •f de , " m t - eamtuissioned Oflictirs, • ` t 'd Privates hilted ; and its '47 4 fluitirstoWitlows and Chil it"; eontrneneing from the June, 1 6 415 ; and to the rfussian and other Foreign • .. " 4: 4l4t sand Iteply meuts 91t1 3 1 t r'lletS trou t lath J tute, 1815, is i t i ve to leh June, 1817. 111 % . " 1 14 Printing, and Sta;- 1:lta f l ry %t• the House, Fixtutes, ilt al" T"I" • 1,933 13 7 `s to the Seeretary, Assis-' 1 , 4 : Secretary and Clerlts, for )014 years ,ge and other incidental t i i:petlc ts ,953 8 11 4 " at the Banirers' old prisoner %rns lolly committed for tti:ll . , find the parties Wrie bound over to r r (It fitv At ate prisoner'4 r@q o the cotnatittnent writ oat for Cola liatli-Gelds, rattler 0100 tut Nerrgate. • . . . • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDER. ;. Bennett, Link Etclest , m, tanner. BANKRUPTS. I'. A. Fletcher, c c c ccccccc crittorpspinner, to sur render June." .luty t, C 9, at the Dat: Tavern', Manches ter. Attornios, 11Iessr*. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson,Teruple: P. Nlatthews ' 1V Hagley, o reestershire, multster, July 7, 8, 2q, at thy White Ilan Inn, liartlebury. Attorney, Mr. Cinutable, Symontl!s Inn, Chancery-lane. G. Strong, ironinonger, June ea, July 3, e 9, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Collett, Win]. DEAL LIOATAi EN. ti)frailt7of„l:llE, Htnclisvatl, 'Lte i 1, Ist". SIR,—LYour recpeettitlle Varier being invariitbly °Pen to observation optot ail tltlltters Coiiril:teti with the Coinnierce s of the Country, 114(11114h its th e di t on permit ine to entsvey my sentiments upon a dispute said to exhit ainotigst a vahutble C hi ss of men, I mean the liutitntetl of tlt 'Jr own of .Deal, in.Kenti and- which, in my opildon, vhool(i he itlinvenr, hr order to pleYent future misunder stAnding, and tiitti tt. nlCri,dr it+tfs Class of ,tlst"ut. Ml*o6l et! fur inuttull protection, And regolated by art ides, mitt ntateied, JC IMleli to t t eseitta it . oltl unmerited burn, and Collett, Chancery-lane. J. Whitmore, .Manchester, cotton dealer, June 30, July 1, 29, at the Derby Arius Inn, Macelesfleld. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, Temple. * R. Bradley, Warrington, Lancashire, upholsterer, July 3,4, 99, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, Holborn. " T. Jones, Birmingham, woollen-draper, July '3, 4, at the Crown Inn, Kenisey, Worcestershire. July 22, at the An el Inn, reeshore. Attoruies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, Temple. 11. Roberts, Quebec-street, Mary-le-bone, tailor, June in, July 1, 29, it,t Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boustleld, Bon. eerie-street. 11, Curtis and T. Hall, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, merchants, June iR, July I, 29, at gitildltall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Fenelturell-buildittesi• Fenclotreh-strect. J. L. Hinton, Plymouth-dock, grocer, July 7,2, 2n, at Weak ley's hotel, Plymouth - duck. Attornies, Messrs. Drake, Church, and Drake, Chancery-lane. W. Wharton, Manchester, iron-founder, July 2,3, 29, at the Star-inn,llManchester. Attornies, Messrs. Ilurd, Shaw, altd Johnson, Temple. G. Moorsom, Westoe, Durham, ship •OWlier, June OS, July 12, 2sl. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr 4 Nvwbun, St. Andrew's bill, Doctor's-commoos. J. Antrobus, Custleton, Lancashire, manufacturer, July 2, 8. ), at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Ad- I iugton and Gregory . , Iledii.rd.row. J. Hearer, Cbcapside, merchant, June 24,July 1,99, et Guild hall, Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and ficituell, St. Helen's place. ilishops.-ate-strett. W. White, Wells, SOmersetshire, butcher, June 26, 27, and July 99, at the White Hart Attornies, Messrs. Dyne and San, Lincolles-inn-ftelds. D. Andrews, jun IllymouthAocli. grocer, Jitly 7, 9, 29, at Weakley's Plymonth•dock. Attornies, Heifers. Col lett, Wiathurn, and Collet, Charieery4tue. H. trans, Cheapside, silh , merter, V 3, JttlY 11, 99, at Attoinies,Vesirs. Bell and Bruderiel4 Cheep side. The Proccsbion moved in n,slow pace to the Protestant Epis,..opal Church. The Corpse was taken from the Hearse, preceded by the Clerk and Officiating Minister, who in a num it n pr e ssiee Manner repeated the sentence, " 1 know that my Redeemer livetb," rc. &c. and then placing the Coffin in the center upon ati elevation prepared for the nepitsion, the plaintive swelling notes, nt that elegant and noble organ burst upon the cars of the most numerous congreg,mient bled in that Church, by performing the Dead March in Saul. P o pti 0 0 :w_4 01 ao" 9409 go,s9e 71,12 G 0,577 [Promotions, Sm. To•morrow.] STATEMEN'r OF T N VI'ION. ----- 51 1, 1,259 9 I! ir Arpßopßit 11 lk:3 GRAN tED FON ',let. "the Wi4 4 l.4 :f U Oificers, Non-eointris - ~144td 01 beers and Private+ billed . Z 9 + so * ‘‘l4; l : 4 Y fitl inlitt)Ntni-tonurissiutted OtEcers . ,„... i 0 4. "Ivitt,ttotally disabled ir° 44 ' 540 le slst'idelll Relatives ** • tly t + ..„.,_- i , ... „ z:11,7E3 !,,o,) j 11, 0unt of Annuities for Life 1 .,,,. .c05. ter to th A "Dttlti GRANTED FOR LIMITEP Ft-n , 0 ..1 ( . e Cliildr f Oth .• s Noll•comIll's. ~ ~ ,,, 1 41,,, ..._„ , , til 0 , .t . t r p $Ol4 0 0 4 kith.,:.,: 'lnittlE and 1 mates ii roans .............. 4 -_ 0 e tz lnunt of A n n u iti es f ur li m ited Periods .. at Total Amount of Annuities_ I t 1 ' t h , t , . voTeu IN' AIONLY. . . _ rir it c e . ' nu, Ned thlicers, Non-commissioned 4; 4i; 1: 1 anti Privates , 1 .,.41 e k i e i'rtuts bild dependraßeixtirt'S of Office+ s, i t l l 'i ttiv:ii"U'nl.l4sliknell 011icers and Privates Lined, e l', I no Widims or Children I' l '4l e! 3 ( ') prills *M l T s :lC rontioe: ritOOPS. lo ii ‘k,/ li rits.: , wivkers, 45,000 Z it 11 4 , , i ps ! l s l l ,, t rri a n a , and 11 • e Aidi tio, ••iltiet tanders . I. )41 tor tire exclusive) sienefit fir" I' their CI I r z„ . „, 0 IT itiiii, t ... / ." h'tisitch by tlieCani-i / ~, 1111 0 Of 1416 .. 17,4 0 40 . t/ 1 " 'rr, 'lilts Day was pnblisbed . , pr i nt is.. ~. 004 , N A xt:!_tc+lted to the Marqu i s 1 silt, e,', V Vl' l Elll ,OO 7 , itti4:,43l. IVERSAitY OUR ..o 1.. . ..„, Ito , i , 6 , / , .uit 4t 43 / 41 1 * OPENING of the NEW 1 . 110 . 1 1 (7F I, '! L ex i, it c . 4, 1L1 N ,„! Ph INCE REG ENT and 'his 61:10t the Li pfd" 4 v 1 ON . r. • ~1, n. RAAI) jun. Iliehmmid. 4 1 , 14 , " ittattl tor l'inttnelt an ' tl Slaunder, 2 1 5 7 , Strand. 44 , , Total Arnonnt,roteel in Money 1 a°,YOB iiOI3BING IIAYMAIMET TITEATCI.E; Bow.STnarr.—On Thttrstbky the Proprietors of the ElayniarketrTheatre had a meeting in the Theatre to take into consideration the time inr o p e nitig fat ' the season, and other business. They ruljourned.from that meeting till Saturday. A wo• man, whose duty it eras to repare a room for their meeting, e ntered by th,e stage door, Brut be ! . held some images oat Of their mud 'place ; .1143 thought them prettrnatttral appearancet., and Was 80 much alarmed that She ' ran out into Sarifulk street, screaming whit terror. An investigation and examination took place ifs tantlequence As ben it was ascurtainid that the Theatre hart been broken open, ant-robbed of tile large lull- The scene here presented a combination of cir emustatices, altogether striking and impressive. .it u•as the first corpse ever brought into that church (to which he had been re most liberal be nefacteir, and was tir•t of the . Con►utittee for building it). It was the first Ministr or that Church who but a few mowbs . bl.fore had preach ed the first sertunn in it, which for the purity of diction, and classired elegance in comp►►sition, stands almost unrivalled in the English tango.tge. It was t he . fii St time the organ had played upon such an occasion (awl it was by big liberality it stands there.) It was very propetly hong with black; us were also the communion rails, table, the pulpit, the leading desk , e, , ;out the Minister's pew. !1e was the venerable titled of the Pro !esteem Episcopal Churches in these Provinevs, in rank as - well as in years. The pow cella . effect of there circutostotiert fele could wlthstnnd, the silent tear bedewed each countenance. ►chile views• ing the awful and affecting spectuele before them. The remaining part of the ser6re was petfot Med With great judgment by the Bev. J. Leeds, who with the had evidently to struggle Mai the most poem-161 incentives to grief and sorenw in the several paftS of the recital, “hich jiving finished, the corpse .was conveyed to the hearse, the organ again playing a - soletnn dirge, ►►nit tilt pr►ccssietn :tweed lit the tame order as before' to the place of in; etment j followA by tboulands sit ctdt#rsi Some of thete people have stpplied to me for emplu,yinctit, tli.:tt cesc bltipi should need assisiutrce, in or about the bowyrji that. J. will on no account pkt mit iTtly paltietilar persons to render it, tvlio not/ lle kunkt , ll i n lily Citpittio4 tt to inyielepri:Vibitsly', tit liev by sitznitii or by letter, but that, figr“_•:...bly to the or , iHt: hided to, ".the first . hoe which icachcs :he ship. gton, upon every oevtitiot:, the lit cfercuett, " of empluyineiit. - FrOin 144 e C.otsVaSiltion WWl' tflie of the 131,it• am p 1p14,00,1011, 1 t,ni w'...th the PrOriiieol noel politirrof this prinzip!e tieing getter,:lty Adopt ed anti as such Tecomintzigl it; to encteit- rage ti.;,l cmi:.; , clitttyt attlr during spiii: of tlfe Boat tricit tt lriLi always been bO coti.spcitottl ; and 1 it ktsi the trifling.intliscretitini ol a few itirllYiti)tHls sit' the Socitty itt question, in tegtsrtr to it C:ooviet Shit( Old tome %Vest tothitiotfo, not operate to prevent the Shfp Owners zit large complying ‘9lll 4:44llVvllienCes may anise mow And Iliv4l, 611 t 414111 May be prevented' by a spirit of lihetality mit compliance in Ship Niasters to the Boattntnt,: which. I hope, will he atted upon for the future; and which, %tit!' 41fitte trotterAtant!iog, ttevet be sib tied. 1 ain, C. etc. lii.EA,t4T si.m. Copy of the 4th Ankle qf the Itoutniett' Sokiet4 , of Deciii, in Kent I. Iflllly Teal thou, kipooiti Net i ti 1)(11%11Si 5h011 , 14 Ltiltir kendf Or ttteYteatlie, " (Cl go to no ti4rhotir, tils,l th e it i„ tif " suet) erase! Olgree With the boat . ; ereot coocertring sect) job. 110 other iYout's erew Deol is IQ itterstleaalf with it at all ! t"