The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-23 00:00:00

I /MI Int l 4 .trith iron on the Eastern Pier are tornktltiod thrown in, Wharves, tektite., eie. under " 1 0 10 e; miti • to the. CRS towards S' ()bell llSe 11 , 11 , 1 411attl IelY gone. In the toitkt of dread tistenel a c hat the m orn i ng presented; . , o )11slettilo the mlthile of the Sound nt" the stot'to motet the protection of the Trunk , vater• `Yrhe. tin tne ge , done is very•great, Andll , act it 41 ' 4 etli for thi s iruble wca•le the lower ;zit: the '!'ll4tni with AI the Qt.iitys, would cerA4l4lY have itelt !introvert. • W i t 4 t helve !teen po*tred nth 9 (18Y :"Mr.aVttnfilt, who hrotiglit forward this gr0!111 1/111100m,:oi t);t Mr. XS: if Z, Y ) 1 *I) 81)1!" lio I 41$ ..k7' *NMI hi" ~;;:k,", :rirtabioll, JAN. 22 .—yesterdav„tl i e aetather• „ I hr !rig - fnie, . the Princess Et.i zap Er q - ileh-t 1 11"' i'inle.frir'the first ?line ,since 'het- inclista,sitir?", ' l‘lll4 l ilectl osP 4 llled Iter lEittl \Jollier H. Caking an . • sitin g . liereli, coach aryl. four o u tit. 11;4th-road. They :444outlined by the Culniie•s .it Harcourt and 7 1e 1 1.. "11 :` t * I l be It.Ynl Psi tv retinned to the - s h s. .- 41 0rt0e,, ,, 'rise GrAini nuke I‘lClmiste is : ,411eltper!etl here on a visit to the QAcen• -........- ~ ~, ' . " ,toy,,i Highness tIIP PRINCE RPOENT i*EX- L, ilt L lefi I" ie igh o l i ve sr Colton-house on Saturday,' : Bron 1 . 4 eitterthh.Visetsiint C Avil.rt 84014 gave the first , 1 7 7 t flillitcY 'ilk Sea‘On, a his house, Sr. 7.4lSPlN.Srpiltre. There seers iiresent— kitllath. 14rdtbaatellor, the Emig of Liverpool, Harrouthy, '''rei Wtstinoiland, bud Ratliuro, l'isconnt Melville, ' ! it,leviteitia,the Clialicellin of the Exchequer, and Mr. V% el '. ' fli t 'i , IN. ,PP AKP,I I of the House of Cowi)" the .ytt to town prepar..toi y to the opening" of '-etnoa, Their r 1,4 v, .7xcellenries Prince Erreattszv, Count !1ii,,,,:5,14'401 NiiNtti, I\lartriis 9" ).1410ND. and . ' thi e ,;,, "4 111 .; are arrived at their respective re .' " 411 4 town, from Brighton. . .. A a r ; 114, 1 % 7 ' 41 e !Mel* troth "'iris, of the 18 , 11 in. . ' `title% that the Kt' G Ott the Ititli,tr,etticAl thrl'. er .', N , Jui l i til 3 61 ,l'"Ylve: Their names are; ' Messrs, haie ~,,„r;;l4nNlCAt•ss, Da CAZIO), SCII '14,41171?' i "'''',lthPl,l/1.1113. . tl ie " '. • 'h ew .. la.* Vienna Court Calendar 1.14.°?4,Ae,. P5i:,,!,, E11 ; ,. by M A titit Lours, is - style' , Lis „ I ro; 4014Pti CHARLES, Prince of pailnai th,...,7 ilsim e ot NApoLEoN being om4rerl.n.. • All er * HE 'be alhetine of the Livery on En-. ) ' t rek ow th e !-- t ha t of the Low" ' ..1111 1A4 4 , 040 ., . same object as t li , 1, 11.14.4 3 N , lo pile t 414 ° I le . vitind has issued .a ,Not-i Per 'I 'l l !! iY . lav vesl.l ii, )14 ' '' iitstann -14 N th , ~, I y a portion of the ir 0 , ..,N,,,5. 411 01 ii, or exchange them ( 01 Hew . , Tlii; a , :. . Ingi' , iieset.. rt 1 • ' I tat Plymouth, 11,1,, ~.. , mit . aninira, Cis . al.:, to .14' tei,T 4h exteniive uniiiitity of specie - ' 14 0 , whit t, -- ' a 1 wa s a ll landed .• ' l lll4 t -•. We lintierstutio, 'C r , c t he lose of the vessel. ",Y.iwo hear e rs ii ll q , have been received , floated ell bh,, , 0 , "I Office, from Lisbon, which . 1 1,,,,, .ttea r OF 'St. Johan ; they lil tition l'e%lV ,listemi, STntc:KLAND•" are most, 7 !Yili., iii, Ire4lon floof)er, and the . others, !": ,tt l i',l" 4 " l llill ' of In. ict i metti has been intd I ,' '`t4 k 4 ; ," - tY !Intl riot, 'are expeCtrtl to be tr ied '.(nt 1,"r,, 41 41 r•in.'s Bench, at the Sittings be kr.. /. I''l4-anort'oucit. a : iing, ih , . i s litini 4 ~ t rtut-atouger, threatens us ‘ t . v e iLl s l 4 ,. 11 011 ~ in L:teter, it seems. -,(Ntal li , tJti ti Ilary‘ h 1 'INN 1 i Duff el. Th e, 4Y there was some tunth•t a t the ;4,4, „,,,;,,,„. s„ur, supply of oatmeal in __ . 1 4 , i rke , wi .' the people who wanted to buy sa w ,', le , lbw, h, t4 shippmg to he sent elsewhtro.""" ice11ti,,,,,,,'"3411111y stizeil several tart loads Lind 1 1 1i : 141 4y 1 ;; II I , II ttc market * They also sti . Zetl . a - '''ln,„' ' l n' on the i nay anti at the mills mine 14 4 1 4 4 110,„ 1. , . I • I "'alp., winch they, also brought to.lthie. :'. to piot,gc,e satin were sold to those who whit . 1) a nini,b,4l e . The Magistrates instantly swore "sort 6,,,,t`t,af ionstables—ortier was in a shoit 't'lnit 414 e 4, and several of the rioters were se': i' , ll / 1 1.4 e se , L tI t 1 9 jail, but not till the Militia had i l l'f Illm a lr i rie illob. 'rite efforts -of Illmards o f "Ylabi - ,„"ri lo restore order, were unavailing.— ' Th e 4 .-oper, 1,,,,, .iontr, I+ oaf 1 oaf has com e back this week to !illl4l ." lialfPfint IE trier Paper.) t,, r il lOtt it G E t . .,,T - t 'i l la - 11 1 1 ,ki et ii in l e --- • . 10 . 4 ..cen gractoos yr eas t, the 'St, It;. - - w'qt Ha *NAIRN, late a Lieutenant. ~;I le ed t o IL tlt hulls Itegittienr, who was syn . - 0 14,... -vea l 4 . h• -- wl co t , l ure*, shall, under all the elicinT I'lilinik. '"t'ettil will, the ease, be reinstated in „ 11, „ . tri.hl'altemie,„_ li pi . ,:ee,,,i i c iii, ':;r of a meditated Bloritiptinent in 4 ;7' ( hiit , ,, ri i " P riritnen t , three 01 the Inspecting , "per„ .ita,l' ' ll h. , . ll'anglisk Di%te,cit,, one hi 5cut '1411.,,,, tilie hi fietanu, nre to he reduced to ' 1 ,4 It.; A f4tt • .. 4 1 i. ilno .. I ,'"'liqu i. ,... /1 ,.. coillige 6 Aso to take place in wi l i ti , . I , ltiS of ti ,e varioils extlibiist.aleots, w il l ' t a la (4 1 1 ,1 1 ' ondvi• the command of Cul. Moa -444 of,el.l‘rer, where it has remained tip. 11,0, 10 it "sores' Will be removed to Coventry Ti e , N i ll nex t. • 414 13 .14 ' tile IVestern District will be re- TN P. " ' il ristrd ~ i,„_ ~,!,, ii _ 47 oil ,the 241111 instant. Ilill Ltrlti.elia:l:•""sl.‘bat excellent actress- .Mrs. ~.t$ 4 , 44 ', . . li lt ~!-Itewed her ettgagenteltt (or four - 7 , ,,f , It t ,, ond h ,tectittit on Satnr4ay night ‘VBII t 4 %%Us ~ V 1.1114114• Her coniudy tit Smile& und - Y Atli , . ell rec ut . i e j Oettan l i', 'w,i`4l.; ample justicv .was clout 111k,,,,"5. li. 8 1 r. " 411 1. g wt4itu Mr. MetsaSTT .kvi th "e i t a l s ... li lt n n h ro tTS - VT re ino3t deservedly op m otin t i lliol . ta . Lord euntinii ei . ' I'd Ito off. 1'5 11 , 1 % 1 4 AT ii riw ` li "eel • — (lidiabto t GottrOnt,4il.,,, iii.o.ißlit, 4t 4__eiinini,ciicepi ItiS eligagioll,9t r°' ~ . liq asters ° l'►'i . jolt 't lientceion aionuay last, . atidii 41 40 i n t , e ",,f, Goldfinch in the Road itr lipin , 1 11 4, A)gei.kraiker, to , a. very crowded . k r , e Steep t . l iiiZ te uotdi n u ur 4r Tnrllea exhibited this morning Ni t , d i ttid ti lt Y.”Thetade.. Tilt, tide hadriecn so Fl,,,ett it 54,4.. f iver thirt, steoln : by . the ratios ier tirt,..7_4nell 'flood to meet , i t i ILI rr..).; : it r it s 1 4 the, I.B_Undateti. the 'streets Of' rti"l, v 44.. Et„,11.11 w er4l `l,..ii to such a depth, thitt thei ifi . t' tlitt,,,,,..;lkTstvls‘thet...l3ol:l;s4.l7l3llllbee:itntrisneVii4llllll:ll3BPialtaleSilifilailurill.°74bliainiet(Ul'Diela:erditi.es—ii: s'w44 Aron . d ay .) • 1l 11,1 P y VMS. . . . , FURTHER ACCOUNT'S OF 'rite GALE TO THS %V bS •li 4 LYMoVTH, 3Art.' 4 21..... nit French britc . Saitit Onter, pcSGRANCHS, from Lisbon for H A. 're, was tt nA ed in to-day by the pilot-boats, , ditunast,ed ; .v 45 seen ,riding bait from the sh , wr ih kVhit.aml 133 y„ daring the hurricane. The.nreck of rt.4el has also noattl . thi shore in Whiisvind lily, 'teat Wreikle Pier, and appears to have lieen a brig.ain.n , 300 tons, with her and spars ,paisitEtt • *int, 'ti , e folloWing letters are i i lnitel in White . ..0n.14 , t• sterti-7-.-. • • " • 'lWposed to be the Stafford, 4 Sun derland...l7ll ,Alhion,CAsa, of and for Plymouth, frorrtgotith. anyton, was lost on the Breakwater, and *Won holm Rrished ; part of the vessel 11211 1 k:en towed President French frigate from 11Arlin,qne*, for Brest, and the Elephant French store-ship ham Michelle, for Bourbon, having on board the Governor _and troops ; the two latter with damage. Jt is supposed that 50 boats were destroyed in Cawsand Bay during the gale. everal houses are beat down, and the fish . cellar . , are washed away.. VENZANCS, Ja,N. 20.-IVe have bad a most tremendous gale trope the S. E. all yesterday and last night, which has done considerable damage in this Bay. In Newlyn Pier, the damage done to the fishing boats only is more than 20001. Unfortunately it was at the, top of the spring nide, which was very high, and swept every thing before it. Fortunately there were but few vessels in our Fier, most of which have received rlamage.tuore or, less. The Fairy, 11.1TCHUN, from Newport with dorsi*, sunk. The Dove, PERRIN, from Penrhyn'with sundries, 'sunk, and gone to pieces. The Kitty, HOC(iVAN, from. Cork, is full of water; cargo landing. The Ann, DAVIS, of and for Plymouth, was driven out of the Pier and on shore. Several of tide fOundation atones of the New Pier are forced out ; in fact, the da mage done here cannot be ascertained. DEAL, JAN. 22.—Came down from the River and. remain, the Dove, for Teneriffe; Ajtbc, fur SllllllllOll, for New York ; and t Mat; for Malta. Arrived the Bee, ft es, from:Cork,' %kit loss of anchor and cable ; Lee, sloop Of war, 'with theirodycit Sir JAMES LEITH ca board, from gitiradoes I anti . Edward, Jou NSON from. NeW York, .for Bomhay.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, JAN. 20....»Tiie.W1101C hISI night it • blew a hurricane from,. the S.S.L' The Princes Charlotte and Express packets parted from their moorings , in the retails: the former broke her windlass, an'd run far tqeylOr' Pool, and the latter, rtn fool of his Majesty's ship Ilern, with the. loss of tvgih.hoom to each vessel ; she brought up with trva anchors in the Ceoss Chan nel: the other vessels rode out the gale in safety. The Witulshiftial tram .South to West ...south-west .abtintiour this morning, when it moderated. MAROATN. JAN. 22.-. The &DAMSON, from Southampton to London, with potatoes and hoops, brought up this ni omit% with loss of both anchors and cables, having likewise struck on the Last. _ _ _ Ltrenrnot, JAIL 21.--The nor de Tejo, from Para for Lisbon, is totally lost on the Bar of tl►e latter place. RAMIGATE, JAN. 22.—The following vessels for L►►t►doiu, came- in •this day for shelter :—Dove, Perseverance , Crown, Miry Ann, Unity, Alert, flopc, Lord Ne►son, Jane, Industry, Royal Oak, Young William, and Alert ; the, two latter with loss of anchors mid cables. MILPORD 11Avem, JAN. 18.—Sailed this day the Camden packet, Capta►n NUTTALL, with yester day's Mail for Wmerfortl.—Wihil S. W. JAN: 19.--Sailed the Tortobe lighter frr►it,t Pater Dock'-yaril to Plynyttith ; 9110 three out ward bound West Inditamen, tt atnes,nnktmwn.-- Wind F....N.8. The laying down of the moor- rrff the new Dock-yard ut I'a►er beim; cont. pleted, it is intended to launch the Thetis frigate of 38 guns, on Friday the 31st of thi♦t month, a. 'rtes hty week, Montt twelve oi.elock, sloop ivas observed to geittowit, a short distance iron) the ltexbour of Au:omile. erew, three in nunaber, were seen to. take to the boat a "few, • - minutes before the vessel sunk. TtvO boats ;Ore ithrnedlaitely manned and put - off front boaciitle, hui herons they could reach them, the boat with the unfortunate mariners' had disappeared. A seinusn's:strave . ,h,at :•seas,the,only vestige that re omitted of UM reso4 u; crecv, Yesterday a COurt of Directors~ was held aClhe is fit India-house, when the laliowing Comtism)... dears toult, leave, previoits to ilepirtingjot their rest 4ctive demittationa, viz. :--Cept.J.-Mottuv, Herefordshire, C'eptsin P. Huottalt :Bridge"' tar n for Mathes, Prince of Males Island, in 1 Clunai captain . ciataaLs wa s sworn mid 41)! COMManti of the Princess Charlotte , of Wales, destined to Madras and Bengal. MitNINUI4 - 44 Itg , l`./ 44t 1 ‘"Zrill 1 "V• 1•••••••- ... !" ' / ISIANIVOISAM, JAN. 2L the titeettitt • et t'fie 'mob Stieeititen 'hrss taken Pliefic ,,f rini rmarkatiry line; 'altiiough 610 , nr 7,000 pt.V.iple tteissfeti, and 'the IteantOutis, Whlch previously ptlittell end dist ribOteel, inusied y acelaniatioo; whethet tliciipeople , heard them or (10t, did not opp . eitr vf• mitelr enneeiiiiettee to the junta, far the wind vas so high that not One word ill . ten could he t`cttirl: Thr are' 'quie'llt dispersing. The 11111 . giit rates took every prtcautialrthat couhl , be (lesion. and severa . litundred of constables were swarivila, but 'here appears not :111y occasion 'We then.--The Post is.just going out. • , BitIGHTON, JAN. 22. • - The weather yesterday wts bright fat the sea'- ," but cool. The PaiNca REMIT took an air ing on horseback, passing up Church-street to the vicinity of the Downs westward, and rtturned about four WcIOCk. The Duke of ATMOLVcd, Rube Pavilion Awing his Royal Highness's senor, anttmet him on. his .return on the Palace „kits Royal Higbness honoured him with *algal an.rdial and friendly reception,. Lord ns rtrt+a, "sir JOHN and LadyTnaOvosix Cainnoce.. Mr. Ilt.ouwr, and lkiro.StilinßTON, 'arrived at the Pavilion yesterday. The Royal Dinner party con sisted of-- the . Prince Regent, the Duke of Clarence; the Duke of Athol, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord, Steward, Lords Erskine, W. Gordon, Arran, St. Helea's, Carlton, J. Murray, Roeksarage, and Kirkwall; Lady E: Murray; the State Of. flieWienerallYi Sir Godfrey and Lady Webster, Sir .1. and Lady T. Craddock, Sir %V Smith, Sir George Wood, Mr. BlOunt, Mr. Singleton, Mr. Xleynell, Colonel I.`renli, the Bishop of Exeter and Mrs. Pelham, and the lter. 'l. l W. Weinberg. The PRINCB REgIINT will leave the Pavilion for Carlton House no Saturday or Sontlay. Psturruass.--Lord and Lady Grantham, fur St. James's strive; Lady Charlotte Neville, fur Erridge, near Tunbridge Welts y Lady Hyde Parker and Miss Onslow, for Great etsril;• berland-place, Portansw;square; end others of to;i, are also .in PASH lON ABLE CHANGES. The Doke of .Gurdon, from Eclintinreti, to town ; Lord Vis count Pailington fi om the tall of Mestborough's seat, at Mitt). 1ey4011,10 . Yorkshire, for the $44 seat, at Wimaole, near Royston, in tambridSktirel Sir David liuu tealtiti, Bart:for x tour to Ayr, in North Britain ; Dowager •Llstly Manson, for ificath.form, near Waterfoi . d; 'Moguls of !tacitly, from Scotland, for Woburn-abbey.. . ARRIVALS. The, Countess Dowager nt Warwick, in Hertford-street, 1 4, 4 1 r, from Bognor hocks, tieisr Chiche%ter, its Susses Earl 44 Yarn:oath, in Seymour-place, Pot•lane, from the Prit"..e , Regent's Palace, at Brighton ; lion. Colonel and Mrs. Cornwall, in Upper Grosrenur-street, foul a tour: DRPAItTI/RPS. The Fart of Roden, rrOM Rio Jerroyn-stycet, to 1114 seat io Aerie, Sir F'. Burdett, Ram from his boost. in St. liiiiiests•ploce, to hfuliiin Mowbray. Leicestorshile; Lady Burdett, to Male, Sttitox. THE , GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS. . . The ciaAwn Du Kit ,hunottreil the °per( , with his presence for the first, time on Tuetday night, NMI liit in 'the box whieh his inipetial Highness haws bired , for is short time. Yesterday morning the G r and D..ke visited the ildtisli Museum, and, surgeon ti flail ,itt,,,Lint oin's Inn-fields, where the heads of !Itise national 'van. bli4liraelitti were in atteruhinCe, to condt n him 11 , 14 1, hi s , suite over the 'buildings', Ana - 05 pr,,;rl the different arrangements upon which they are 'con ducted. . . , : ... ~ . His Highness returned. !o .st.,Alblit's-ltotise to dinner, 'and . in the evening honoured. Covent. Gurdettlheurre with his presence, nuebtled by his suite,„ to see the play of The Slave, and the new Porminsime. They 54 iu the Prince Re geitti box, The Grand. Dare received Viiits from the Dukes of Devonshire end Bourbon, the Marquis of Worcester, the Chdocellor of the Exehrver, Via count. Hampden, Mr. Arbuthnot, Sir Henry Cal vert . Lord Clive, Mr. Clive, Mr. Planta, Mr. A. Donshl, Ike; . . • Ne l ekatls,, Nottinghamshire, on the 2atl. Mreen'ber. 181 B, the, Linly tit Capt. FliAgelS 11,11CX1tEL get !Anon It. N. of daughter. Ay it , j t our woidlen fair, nth' on Toeflay, there was a great supply of cloths, which neer Avith quick' Sales, and at higher priers than at arty' New Year's I)try Fair for soave years back. tlnebr oat' &one Esptils having asked, who is this Mr. Nottats who presided the late DeOlo. cratie keeling assembled at Ifitrold'bX,rosi, being told that baiter, repilfil, t voi) . tler'rbat lit it htif 'n'greater friend to the Crown." ent - rtsplAtitnt.) A'ulesivpri.hy, who acquired a portion of no toriety r,is aptigill,“..prijetilarly in 1.11 right with I)sairb Sain t is said to ho ye cadet! Ilk days l as t week at Tyympttone, in . bit twenty-firch year. paint: - Nov County Rate is 943/. 1411. 8-IA, b c i i , g n u e larthinw in the • pottorl on the annulil sitltte ty . f `he county, which Rllloll4r to 205,9841. 120. returoptis by the sever..l pariNhts nor swim t het 55 Gin. 3. cap. 01, end *s,ett_led approved at Epiphany Sessions 1817.-.;•Trlir old rate, wag • • , M r • WIG barer of linverrorthvott, fine noti t o ~ his .posolliion.aVnate stavilog, without 4 • singe ent io t ed Lathier. This tara nit ire shot I t o wl 4 i 'woun ded some months " ago. the bird k now ,r. fectly writ, stud reconciled to it' captivity: ._ As we con . it to be a hind of public duty to notiee tlie PrOgre'ss of the FINS ARTS, partica L, larly "When they etre Itlkti 16 Patriotism, and do . , . honour to our eort.ory, we lately mentioned the ; 1.1 . cutumettom eenvoi- a series nt INATIoNAL MEDALS, iliten . rh'e triumphs of British Hero tota: thea it,-operation 61 those powers who have: iti): glen4ouslv t#..ecred ' the debverance of Etientierioo, inilitaryaleipOtistn. We have now tO tirititt the progress of tit 'national work. We 'described e- Mit fort rOf t r and hvtt more twee been tiniShed with 'equal taste, spi- The First of these five represent? DNA,Alitia. A thia; 'typical of Great li ritain e etepikars - on a part oftheAlelmet. On „Li the O th er , s id e tne: nke 'OrAVSILiNGTON is seen planting the': blind flag VililiONl• hand and holding a laurel wreath and Pala. Br a nch on the Other, which rests on a trophy, of French military .eretteles and in Perial enslgaia. Tht, inscription is -Battle of Toulouse." The-second:6 symboli cal of the revival of war, by the return of Bev- NarARTE front Elba., front which place the French Eagle is flying. The door of the TeMple of Janus has haiku at his approach. - 00. the reverse ap pears Illeieuej, flying over apart of the Glohte, with a scroll inscribed '' To Ar . lliS," Deck. ration of , war" Surrounds the fact of. the Medal, and "' 13th Match" is .on the :exergoe. The tassel is. appropriated to the " Capitulation of Pampelutta," inscribed on the exergue, on the face is " England . protects , the town of Pompeii," the Roman prime for Pr/nye/ma, and this inscription is illustrated by at War rior on Horseback, and a Female, with a tur retted head, the ancient symbol of the town, pre senting to him the keys. Tlte fourth, on one side, - represents the Marquis of AtiC;I , SSKA at the head of his Cavalry, charging the French. Wiper:id Guard. A French Grenadier is breaking a:Standard in de spair. The Heath of the heroic Marquis is on the reverse. The filth Medal bears a llead of the Pattscaitkoint. , On the reverse : is figure of Pirtofy,ocip i ift °lvan Anchor, .and surrouutled by Military , Trophies taken from France, and stand ing. on ktlis*ol,. inscribed With "'Treaties of Paris . ," anti on the exregue "'3oth May 1815, 20 Nov. 181 G." The motto is " rinnis et Con atlas." A broken Eagle Standard is the appro. priateembiem.. The whole of these medals are executed is,r, the most masterly style, and, in .no ticing; si t e progrept.of the etrk, we are not simply rendetini a sloe tribute to ,the ~ N's Aars; but rece44lorte,. witliltionrical pride, the Triamphs of CROAT' HIVITA1,)1allt1 the Restoration of VeA,ce to the Civilized World. • • HOR RI 0 Al UR D F4ll. DROOTIPDA, JAN. 18.—Our feelings are again outraged, in being litoler the painful, necessity of recording a transaction of ;he most nature, which tinik place on 'Hints day evening near Arttee :--•• 4 The 1)3;0- culars , we have.learned Irmo a Gentleman. Mr. J. RHO, a respectable and wealthy farmer, lonian excellent' niember of society, rrturned on the above evening, front the Quarter. Sessions of Airier, to his house at hiSiltOWl), nn the, Dun dalk road, and about a mile and a half from t[c former place. Having sat down in his parlour, with two friends, to dinner, Ow table lay in front of the et indOW--i'olle of his guests s;it a little distanee,on his right, the other on his left- 7 -4 was - then between seven and eight o'clock, and the shutters lvere'not closed. In this hit WI ti(l sowa mit t ifevt discharged the• emitrn:s of a btalidelklkS loaded with slugs,, which cur vied off 'the 600 'ids head, and scattered the brains of , t10:on foettinate vctini about the room ; IleitiWol4c,,other persons, we untkrstand, were iojort;d• One of his friends, fihortly Went to Ardce and informed the Police, whii, with the military, were in piirsidt of the mulderer dur ing the night, but tinfortmottely did lint come op With Impatit Was held by Doctor BLAcmwEnt..V.ime . of tl:c Coroners tit the County, and Murder found against persons in4nOWn." HOP INT ELIA SOUT 1.1 WA , JAN.. 20.-IVe co►tti►i►►e'to pure A, very tin:l Flop trade, but it suits iv;.ve,ry well, my if it wi ►s otherwise we Olottlti soul' have none lett. No alteration in Otty prices, On Tuesday the State Lottery began Drawing, rehen'r. Mitt stild Oa I+6 tlaf) more Capital Prizes than any other 011iee, as F. n tr nut of the 64;1it Prizes, first drawn were sold and shared by Into, 'IC 'n t7l. rriie, entitled to i i noo.ouinens. 9,414;, It 171. PliVt, 0111114111.1 L4Q . OlllliO/4.... 4.11(4, .t 1 . Pkly cotit 1 rii to 0 00 GO neall., 3,328. a 171. rvize, clltiiltol to - Friday the '":;1st oC January is thaioccvnxt Day, when all the Capital Prizes rutty be Oaken; con. (dating of one Prize of 20,000 Guineas, Two' of 5,000 Guineas, Four of 1,000 Guineas, &e. At e...- Nitaryituted undraWn Tiehrts and Shares are sell i.e. at the Contractor's OffiCes, 4, Cintthill, and 9, Charing-Cross, and, by an Agent in, every prin t eipul Town. 'those persons who ho 4 _..e. Tirt t __s.and Shares in the'present Lottery, re4ltib well tip ascertain their fate before the next I.laYirf Drawing (Friday, t! e 31st instant), for tliol, v utt . et prize-s are so mock increascil.: in value, and 'to; the first 506 7.llanks were ezrtlil,i3Ottled . to 25 Ottirieas, most persoos whose rrieb43;lwere drars.o on , quit (lay, will be enabled to, ry,new .their Chance for tile, Three 'Catritati', of '20,000 tioineas anti 5000 Corineat; 41410 'ire atilt in . the Wheel, without forthee expenee The 41terary ante:4 and Journal of tAe Belles Lettrot, the Virst.'Numb, , e'ot w hi c h .a pp otr s tree ntitnrelay itelit, prOMiiiel% to brOcittle one of the molt i st !eresting. and popular Journals nt this Country, . . tuttlerld4nd that the tater the #l4 to become a Snliser the,' to it, and c*:tropir of his Itoy.Sl Highttest. hns al ready beer. toilowe.l by a large panto, el 0.,11 ate t. ray and Vasidunablc