The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-01 00:00:00

I NE\vs. , NL 3 o.—itileil l a st n i A l i t t h e Si sters , for the idelali'd Pishery. Caine down froth Ric er, and Stiled,kvilit the whole 'larii•botrorl., tire Contest Lt,- tie hg" I ; 'fur C.l • t' th 14 - 0 0 - ; .pe 9 14cess Chirlottc, ror remliii; the fjAea nor, ‘Vti--"T"N' for Copenhagen, arid Nlercator, 4:4"..141; fro mp:rtnnila—the hitter has - sailed tie Rivers-4\4)nd . • 'ruts , Apart. 2S.r—The Prince Ernest from Lithnit stveii days bcfore '(whicli arrived yesterday) ! at hi is t - ;I` , art tv,ed : she is suppose:l to . have : t" ~IV.e.itsvarrt-iti consequence of foul win '.ld. ciPitill3ella Packet ; with a mail for Lisboa, has W eigh.--IVind WI. • 49 P 111 ) APRIL 30.-BJiled the Pomona, \Vint! N. - 4 (11 t -, P‘i 25.—Arrived his 'Majesty's store i..l)Cliatilani f ront Plymouth. Sailed the Ptiu" ,11. Charlotte lierenue 'cutter : 1 - 1 • 141'01vg, APRIL 25LCallIC in, in want `'..•. PH41 ' 1011 2, the G 0.--Came 1U115,. from. Bata "' tt i Ce flit t;l 'NoveMber, and from 11 1 ; , P : . °1 6 9911 Elope ihe 26th January. 3 0 .—Sailed the Price u 140, l i lt ket for Holland, - and Castiereag kr Cuxhaven, both with mails. • 11 4it 1414 t and interesting front Canton. I 3' M Alteil 6.---The ship Canton, ITINcK 41 , Iron ) C anton, for Boston, arri vti iii 11 ' 114 4111 er l •itne on Monday last. -Brlant P 4 passenger . , arrived in town last °I1(1 informs t h at the Emperor of China li 4.l 4; ' , l l l : t o receive the liritish• A m b a ss a dor, and ' ft , accept the ,presents sent him by Itegetit. , The ArnbasSadOr WAS ex 11'14 Gupt a }regent. at CatltOn,•trom Pains by land, 4 't!td I , e 25tte Novi3mher. -The: frigate which t .e!tohassy to the Yellow•Stra had re and on the ,?tight of the 13th 41:ililiaYnitt.I:111.~Rtvhie1)e:..fniee'll her way .by the Chinese torts tlitS At ChM pee Tigris, in Jog 0, (! fit e t non and stink tiro men Of Itt • b r ims. time 1' Orh ion anchored, rug I , e ve ' f flOirg. merchants were, ottlere . d INr 1 ; out as the C ant o n soiledbeforethett 0 44 ' t. 4: iirti • cOnference was not nutter-. 114, T tit e: I , cit tit ,,i, :liaised • the il'p e lit?' it 4 )llniber -(if men - 01 war jpnki , were 1 414 441 - pilot of.-the , C u vv: (K ordered of th Pin (11111 thel i egular guard junks?: t„ ('t t i teltnn 'l t( , • t w & ine rhat alt hostitiss lq~ it I. : . 01 1 , 11 1' Was StoppVli for the present. I' 1C t", Iti"wereitoi loaded. Oil 11"11t -111w--on—entlifftptli,nt. of 44, • ' 4 ' —(Cork .Chramicle,...2sth ult.) AMERIC A. I"IVERPOOL, APRIL 2S. 11 , e I hit. It b f !lowing in! I ll 'ilit,,, or {l eer' Civoured witli the - 0 , ~ 1 ,4 t tl : let 111 , la etter freitn Ilavatin • fait, 'dater. I I 1 1 '''," It merchant in thit, tow til---' I k i, ti t , ;`:-(' Order of the Collector of the Ctis• [,, 'N ib , `'`tr tt ill be admitted to an -c , ntry . - if ~nit.l l - liita,,i •,. cant of t h e bilanish A ti i 4 n d o i . , oy a cent m . 1 f est pro tili` k (; 0111 " to the invoice.and mum . / Te. illitillP4t lil reSid6 at th e poii tvhere tne. 6 it 4. ' °led': follr months. are allowed from cbtli "r"lekht . ~-„-• not EnroPe, 4 it h i ~.. months counting '.'lP t Aiti s ': 4 V of September last past." ki ''ori I rildi'li,, o f t h e /ti t l es , arrived here ~'„ ,f il l,q,•ittiut ft' ill ,„ will) „„,,,,,s Ay res , lris . kin . dly fur ti,il' tt ews. LiAte. followiug ititorinitti"." • , Ifrqa'hith„,,.lt.'vo!tglit from Monte Video By_ a t4 ' 4 ' Y ' * ": vn6' ' w hich left there on - the sth lor ity . ,: i ttt ;{;{drat lite Portuguese t!: , on i ns hi n ii i l in i t i t ot iii,,,: 11, 4 , . o si cure any part of tle c . y l ' ''Y , i '' V i ( leo ; that Atli itit Gum:hers ire' ili, h , ' l llte el () g t'll,i 1 tit ( , 4l 4 Se trio the town, and cut off the I 'tt 4 t' N? j l'eanti pro-visions - that one of them alt' ' ' lranced 1 1i,„ „ttei h „. ~, to . the Portuguese ai t t • q .. hti [Lig 0r... I that upon one ,I t .tri f .„ , . .1 ace, and I tql ' I'l li ""t 4 e thliter, going; out •to meet him, , titti c k i „,, Y shot by the eit lut(i i i"el . :,,14,,,,, -- 7" - ...... m ..,..................____ , 11 , ,,.."04,,, ~,,, .• ~ . . . 0 " etust ll , , • p "Y of this b en A.L.--1 esterday. being ti4,1.40,eit . evoleitt twitittition, a Sc: n" the s An: i - Z i :t id t. 4 ,Ox i r t ,. l , it ti ,'! . e l,t,illel'of the.. Hospital by c.e unted to F ti , l 4 I Att e , w ,..i. ihe collection amo , , (Is Oti, 4 stit„,. gl'us the Govern r ots and Filen li f ri ar In a 'it - it 4(l the glatification of cli4i.iiff. [it hi. r i f t r ,. 1 1 '411.1 4' T `'' 4 i ' H Y of 'Loudon TnNetn; r -g,;" 1 im ONf " the Clyde '. t lby th° L ' i , ,i n , t r, r d , , suppor et ... , rt t 'i r,, ti, t 13,1,111 ti Sir V. Curtis. His ltor .1 qt,. ‘it rt . - 04 Gir,tieester w as absent on kl. 'dli - 'ie rite r , _ i r4 kti o ,: t litted. ti .rtt., illness of the Ditcbegai, o,„,iil l ,„!Mtii 11„:';',1,14tion ~f &91. Aniougtboie , Ctir t ,v 4 1 (),,,i '4,teling un.the or:elision were . 4 1, t ,11, `tilti ~,.., "In, , it count Torrington, Sir 4,,41t.1ie ;:eci.44::ta,titri. ALl.tlerintin Atkins. . ' 411 (C 4ir titi,/,,„,, ° ', l anttrry Advent sirers to go (i ‘ t l , 4 tr y ', e-- 4tiek , I.l 'r their it and Shareg, ',, ' tit tws ''t the 1:-.:01 streactoti's Ofrices to tii,lkitlith44.,Bl,xifi'.'"lMe(l In the COUtie Ot..;V" 1 - . 4l4 C e tit;. t., A'llll4lyr,- regrettin,, ,, these' tits 'kr.' *lt '""" ( i 'lie fact . 1-. -Commis' •q, 1 ttee„rd.to t It.. .., 'r o h 4 be 4 , 'nglY abridged the number' of j4,_"td,Pl4P.rt,ttiit""vti the First.D,iy, to give an hro!' t ry f ! i Ir ) thOse ts'lto had not yet pur rY, fr 441,,,,ht I. :the POint 7414,4)41Y 11.1°1"" s ki 14‘bl tile h it it till atilfl be embraced. Without . I,i ' l l•r t l'''tes d r "::,;„ %v i i alt • will ' be resumed . agd in t , .' i low ev . t. . .etli of !flay. Ai r . Styli f,,i,-,,ty,101,,, „ ti ~ ban most likerolly. abstained 11, ' Itli„t7'advanim in the ?lice, although •eV°r *Love 251. happened to be i t*RIGINAL POT~TRX. t . , ,k SONNET. • ro Jati.x SWINE, Eic.' I'xin:syoild t , 0 t thy glief, lotigellenont'd Wit lt MigY,o,4l ll o Iff4vlti Or awefal Counsvis of Religion preaCti, "gaititt stir b,ircros as . titincAtierwtrattly,tertd; 3- Andr.fetti4 IreHrti iit nu ttfi stieli woes oust bond v„...e.hod AlitTing's Lyre, Ttft.t,T's Pt t:YUa4ilt3Z%iiruCtt~ Min monrottl a kinneKl Irossoutit "Ain roiViirvicli? '• • • Derlth drily, a tti such lorro\i's end.- • • ,; Yet, while hopeless thrtne thy mind ritrines; It& tieetion tnrty Think Viet), if tidy (711,7, tily kINr re; ietv4; l • Awl see,lltue, 111,i, Will not 11,y' fond " 44. '', Ilia, CCIt73O SI tatty :arse a sih • , •' LONDON :FA§Il lONS FOR AJAX". • , I:NoList' 11.totistNtfDaEss.—:i,.;i. round dreqs of Mexican Jas sill, elegantly ornamented with rich w bite silk, Pe e:an trinanaittbs. Leghorn bonnet, t with at primrose silk handketelnef,, with a bow on the right 51i.1,; treble Spa.! Dish rutt. :I'be hair arranged In : the Grecian ,style. White short sash of paduasoy titian(' tied in front. Mexican blue Lid slippers, antl . l,,ituerich glores.' , • Farlsos EVENwo DRESS..-.41011nd dress of .tulle. over pale pink satin ; the tulle. dress finished ,round the border by a flounce of blond of a rich and elvglint pattor.n, the tisunce surmounted by . a •iorliserew rOtileati of ' pink atin ;• die waist curtailed by a narrow belt of the tame inateri.lL A GLIM; tucker of blond, and very short sleeves finished with a double quilling of the sante, complete this simple and elegant chstunie. Necklace of Oriental pearl, with year pearls Set at equal diStances. The hair arranged à-ht-Ciiroliite, inter woven and uraatnented with pearls. Ear-rlngs, each of one pear pearl. A bouquet of full-blown rosos on the right side of the bust. White satin slippers.andWhite kid glOres; pearl bracelets worn river the glovesq—(Lo Bellr.issens6lle), EvExiNo Dat:ss.—A white laie,dress over a blush-m.)l(mm' satin slip.. The dress is disposed round the bottom of, the skirt in festoons which display a 'little 'of:the slip; each fes toon is ornamented with a bouquet of blue brils, pinks, and rostebnds. The feitoons are surmoupted by a rolio in:Tr-- mingled pink and white satin. The sleeve is very short ,tild full ; it is finished at the bottom byquillings of blond. Nlorm !NG Davis.—A round dress composed of candnic tuuslin; the skirt trimmed with lenton-colOured satin, a bruad fold of which is plaCed byas round the edge ofthe skirt, ,fiver which there are three naiTow bands, alsO byas. Thu body is :mule rid!, and is ornamented, at the roat with putlings of pitiihn. A I(ill.ve robe, which is open in front, and descends from cads shottbler, where it is fastened, to the is worn over this dress: it is trimmed round with rich pointed work,' and y e double row of satin to correspond with the shirt.— kkenoann's Repasip.ey) FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The NfOrcitiOnesi of Exeter, in !h ivy-gardens ; the Enill;)f Loclisavogc, at ehidinonat'.iey linizAe; the Edrl - of Egietumit, in Grosvenor. place ; Lordstaiiky, in Grosvenoi--stinale r Mr. and Mrs. G. Fox, from their seat in Yorkshire, st Aira.res liut,O, ut Lower I3rtiu. street. pEvAill'unrs. LottlGWytlir and 114 San, for 11.0 h; Lt.) d Forbes, for Sct,t and ; nijor Thomal, for Cainl)ray, I MIntOVr.:VIIINTS AT Witt SAVOY:—O f tie font; houses in the Strand, the ahatement Of, which IS necessary to complete the onenii,t4 from L lVaterlen Bridge, two have heen'for sortie: time levelled - to the' ground, and the remaining two will, i d th.o• course of the present — week, he . reduced to the witMe , State, It is intended to rimitect the Bridge . with the.St.ritnd ;by a tow of houses p ava n e ! w i, k the western side of Somerset Horse. Parallel with this row will lie another, west or the Savoy Chnrch, commencing at the river, on ;the site of the Old Savoy Palace, nory Privriv, a dd rodd i lli . z „north along tile back of Fountain-court, There Will be also a Terrace,' corresponding with that of Somerset flouse, with what fs along the'River• These . three row of buildings, with the present houses ht the Strand, will torn) a squirre, the in... terior of which will be clearer! of mass of sheds and offices which now rover it, leaving only the German chapel, and the Savoy Church and Church-yard. The approach for eat riages to this sflnilre'from the Strand, will he the present pas soge by the Woe Anchor public-house, down the Savoy-hill, which will be widened, by pulling down the waste house on the western side, next to Mr. Willows's, the fishmonger. See-FIELDs.---This spot of ground will soon lose all its notoriety in state +laid:. A row of houses is already built, before the sign of Merlin's Cave; and the tribunt. , window, so recently aurae-, the to the populace, is now/ completely eo vdoped. The "thine fields are, it is said, the pro perly of the Carl of .Northampton ; and ground has been purchased tot`the immediate erection of .100 houses. Oi.tvtot CROMIVEL,C.S PALACE.—This place of residence, to which so touch importance is a tit i ch. ed in zhe pages of English history,, wits burnt to the ground an Wednesday se'tinight, in Clehen well-close. The lire commenced at c.‘ the, I.,Tinfp, ey's house' ,'.',s after having inulergone a Vit• riety of transfortnations, had at length become the humble dwelling of a picture-frame maker.-- : It was in this tlie death-‘vamint of ging C:harles the First was signed by Cromwell, The ,L,ntage occasioned by the abnveeonflapAtion has been great, that a puhtie subleription has. heel) sec oil toot thrtpiglioptLthe,pacisll to tillethtte the distreSS:of the 'unhappy Sufferers, StlOSCely any • Wholl) wrrc • THE AM bilisk near the church', in the .centre of the ,village ot, r40111113f11, StISS6C, st4tuds' a' fine old oak, in deep decay, which hegit often a subject for the pencil of t h e end. has acyuieetl a stir!, of patriat4,:tl unction iii that Amongst tbeutemotithilia of the parish, there is written evidence of its be- , ing termed the .grettt olit oak," i th(We two lion , t_tred at-ttl thirty years ago; consequently it may be fairly considered, from that denomination, and its pi esent state of deCay• as having attained the age of uve hundred years. tdßti sibmOuni.A • • • ,• OPINION of the 1..11V OirrlCrP.`) of the Crt.OW, fefetred to in the CIRCITLAR LETTER froth Viscotint MOUTH to bis AlLlJest .. ?s V;truttinants of totintiK EN : o;lnd and Wales, datrit 27t1t Muth; 1671 y. .We Are r ? f qitlion that a warrant mai ire mane , 'to apprchend it part* charger) onjwir forpublish. ing.a Phei, either by the. 3, , cretary of, State,' a Jtuley, or 11,Justice of t h e Peace. Witt, respect to :her - SaGtetat y of State in the case of lintirk v. Carrington i - as reported by Mr. Ilargrave,,t,bo,o,th the:Conrt. were, of opinion the warrtints i•hen the- subject of tl!ctni kVt- yet ,14Orti , 1 . 110 HI 1%l i , I t he .ta(vii the, other , v,.. a .i , h;'tJe .utt with that thee tvyre b‘tiontl. to I...' , htrr.tottlie turmina:ioa the Q.d . een v. 13erby King, both or %o l io ' , cases beetu bolii.en, that it wit; competent to.the Secretory, of :State,to ir4stie a wArrant for the.apPrehension of a person cha'rged ,with a scAutlaloos arid seditious IilieI ; and tlott'thcy. the,,Jutiges; Itail,no right to overt urn those decisiOns. • With respect to the potter of a Judge to issue such warrant, it appears to is that avail events, under the statme of .0)0.48 Geo. 111. cla , LS., a Judge bas .such power, upon, anlidnvit being made in pursuance of that Act ; a Judge would probably expect that it should appear to be the in• tention of the Attorney-General to file an .infor mat ion Against the person charged. With respect -to.a Justice ,of,the Pc.ice,the iion Of the Court of &ommon Pleas. in the case of 11i. Wilke's libels only amattnis,Hto-,this.---that. libel is not such.atn actuni breacirof the. peace as tq deprive A Member of 'Privi lege,ot Pat liament, for to warrAut the dettianding sureties of,the pence from the defeutlaut ; •butt there is no decision or opinion that as Justice qf the l'eace, might uot apprehend,any person not so privileged, and demand bail to be given toauswer the charge.. It has certainly been the opinion of One of our most learned predecessors that such warrants may,. be issued ;retell upon by Justices of the Peace, • as appeal S by the Cases of Thomas Spence and.; Alexander llogg in the year 1801. We agreein that opinion, and theiefore thick flint; a Justice of the Peace. may issue a warrant to .apprektenif a person rbatgrd by information on oath: with the publication of a ScandaltAtls anti Sedil bet, and 0 einupel him to give. bail,to answer togb,eltarge. W., z OA.lOiOW. S; StIEPUERD. Lincoln's Inn, 24th Feb. 1617. L I AW INTELLIGENCE. COITRT OF CIIANCEEtY,, , APtia.:S4.). 1317., The LoRD CtIAN(:FLLOII• wit* ti-ii (lily occupied In the House if Lortis ' 4l) . iltei-hearing of Appeal Cuttie, cooseAttente'Atinittli h•hi4 Honour the Vice-Citn•.cellor preFitied in Court of Chan cel y. cause of any importilnee %vas heard, save to (be rarlies concerned. , CO!IRT OF KING'S 11F,NCII, Arpti,:;o. • _ . . 'lliac %vas ',tubing occur, NI tO•ihty —I Ite Court rosy at an early hour, • be lase Of 1.,0rt1 [livers, re , peeting the boutitkries (4 Ci;lnimunie Cia l a., e is oppoilited forto-ntotrow. It is a nankin for a iieW ;fiat, „ . OLD IMILLY. l'esterd.iy the Sessions concluded, when the Russet) sentettee of death upon eleven prisoners,. viz. : John Birott, for robbing Mr. 111'47;4qt:1 on the lintg's highway; John ilawkins, for stealing -goods in 4 barge upon the Thames ; George Yates,. lours Giegory, and Ilrnry hur A lary ; George ‘Vetch, IVilliant Raines, and Anne Davis, for .8;e01:ng goods in rt,threlling-house ; Kelly vul Timothy 4eury,. for highway robbeties;. unit louses Warren, fur robbing his notstet; Earnshatv„ of liolhorn. Seven were transported for life; nine for four-, teen years; fifty-three for seven years, kiliglity lour were sentenced to be imprisoned—Some for two years,' and others,.for a shorter term.---Two were -filled 5. each; ana diseilAr ; zed.--One 11; it 3 ordered to,bc whipped, and ilisell.ragtd. IMPORTANT PA R LIAM ENTARY PAPERS. AtiSTRACI 'or BOOKS PRINTED 1' THE CAMBRIDGE UN IV EltsITY 'PRESS. (fly Order of the House of C o mmons.) Value of Bibles, 'festainenth, and Prayerßoas, furnished to itooksellori for Sale by the Combridge University rress, during the Se ‘en Years ending 1316 - • C. 's. d. Yrar ending Michaelmas 11310 A:101*i 11 41 Ditto .7 s{ ; Ditto . . 1814:: 10,05 11; 4 • Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto 3:19,000 10i lionatatAt Deroo-- , -.At- Wigton, on :Sunday seennight, Anne, wilp of William Graham, black.. smith, murdered tau of her :children by strangu. lation, left another for dead, and Afterwards cut her own , throat ! ! As soon as her hhsband was gone to church, she called the children into the house and locked the door. .Altar %ensiling them, she gave the oldest (a boy %limit nine years of -age) . an infant to hold, which -11745 sucking at her breast, and then took three whet - children into HI, adjoining room, one by one, end put theta to death by strangling them with her hands.- When She came for the third, the _boy before;mentitmed became alarmed,' laid the infant on the , fl oor , and got int.o the blacksmith:3 shop, is here he concealed himself tinder the huge bellows.- 7 • His brother followed him into the shop, hut could not find him. After ,he ren tr o r d into the house, the boy eseapill from the soop, met hia fet her returning - from churei,i, and told him the dreadful tale ; when the unhappy woman was found with her throat dreadfully cut,i without suty signs of life---the infant W 1 55 ying on the floor milturt, an d the other three children were (1)41lid brd ; t them quite:dead ; the other sliewed symp• toms of lite, /slid by pro Fer care has beVfl fttliCh eeoetred. The Curoutr's Jury returned a verd:ct ot—ct IIEL. ND. Ltsmnlcit, APRIL have to record rither-Of itkise *eta •of-olltrutle Atid disgrace thii country:--Last night, bet:vect: the hour's , of,t4.el.ve.alvt One i.:1 ) C101.I, Olt .1)6'1(10: v't rage et 13irtl.iill, On the estate of Arthur O tosby, Esti: irrelitiOn;3ivs , .!t tire to, and liutned to the ground. It *Hiltir.vfy pet' intd very near order, am, occupied by 'l'. Franks, Esti. agent to 0 rushy. It m i ay 11e ieffielplierKl, tii:l4Atfotit to 0 5.1 a s ago, the unitision- hoose on this citale, ;Ititi in t ansencti of the respectable itiffeeed ii t' , itnifar and, altit'ough there wit.: not:tfriL—n-4 1 s, 4otiht Of its being troilienoisly binuted,j44tlio Ititit:coniti not he. liriiti lit' hoit.e to Ihr sospeereil , persOtts'. .The inferetire to lie- drawn' mrtv• i 4, f 1 ) ...! 'Very Id v% ho evniintit t 441 the, rotiovf. lies, then;- sett t.ecttre feoht potinibtiretit on that ac ctiont, vi ere 6111/oh! the It (!et . the taine hope of success. AVe are fortified in this inftreitce, as thtt cattses of offence give ti those nightly legislators are tietirly -the saute now as in the lot ;tier case. Mi.. Flanks tieing ati active Agent, and , fulling attire than the usual interest on those occasiow, from a connection With -114.-Orinsby; senelioadv . endeavoured to preiittit the-tonants nit till?. estate from committing mail/ wets which were Injurious to him, and in a feW inswhcessi)ut from Itte land some men of bad chtfracter. lie repeatedly or ; threatening that' hitt life 'should pay tite, forfeit if he did not qtt:t the 13 0 4 but inetttiof complyitig - 'ttith thw,e r;lptisitions, .Fratiltii teas prepared to meet•thern lhoold they attempt sot attack, nod the eowlirdly Italians k nthvlrg that; took the present :mid& or revenge.... • • • • ' Since writing the above, we hawb:learned that i. three More htioSeY: *ere - horned' on the lands of Kilmeiptage and Cra n trg, the same neighbonr hood.. -It wonld he idle iu its to say that those acts call loudly for the iiiterfeienee tat tit* crates. We know tonie , personally and Stich is Oat' confidence iii theM, 'that. it air iVvre to act in' unison, ve never ‘vouldinive to record another of those shocking neh her Would there be a necessity for the inter'feretice , of , those auxiliary whiCh, if ittch:oinfitges are pet sisted must ultimately 'he resorted tn„ . • "fhe' accounts of oittragts cottintlttetl in the Barony of Owney and Arta ate now'k) flinch the silltjeCt of animatiVergion, that, we think it right to insert the following, vethatini. which we yot • - terday received froth - Captain Waller Clst April Grrtlt..rtttr.:47—T beg' yot will invert In your Paper, to*iaor low, that I Luivt.• colpritotctl to illy gaol (,t utol J6lin 11Qlaliitl, (or ,oncerneil in burping tite.i lioovev, iu Il.e vicinity ot NC'AIJOIt, (61* of 'gw.tillg prvtietttnitut to bull.! I.returtill,le. WALLA:AI., l'Ley were tr,tusunitted tiiiv itay, .. , . .----Nvsterday Allciti.s. . COIN), - Ctstlrt , James Gatiiilei, s i bny, rintierivetYt •nti'es;nninatirin, eliirgeil wit being p4rt t hitt cre‘Cof fusmoggling vessel, Mu' murdering two, ant) wossotlisig several others of the it c 001 re I'S ttitployed on Inlaid the Il m ngee cnstnin. kicnrce : : cutter, CO:nun-m(1(41 Copt sin ~., : ilvors,.ne.)r %nit partictllnr6 the evidence evils not gniie Into On iiig ',lit ;AU:- sen.c4. of n nlnteriai witnes,s. IIATTON UDE N.-4,1011T 13HE day Irm., t7elcher, who Its a chandler's ;Amp. Weston-street, Somers Town, appeared to n sum. , molls, nn truce separate informations, chisigini2,- him ‘vish having sold eleven goalie's - peck at three different tinses, on Saturday hist, to Ed ward Popham!), being aleOgel.h6r deficient tonnes of the legal weight. Tic brother of she defendant is , bitker<of cheap bread, and the de lendant is etilployccl 1 10 bell it, The do,,,,hn i plead NI guilty to the charge, and lie was convitAed ici the mit igat penally of 7s. (id. an ounce, Ansonia ing to 1 . .21, I Is. ;id, and `4ls. costs. COIMNIIR'S !NM) EST,--,111 ion vests IHkOil Tuesday night . . hofol TIIOMAS STIRLING, Rsq. Corotwr for Ntidtllcsex, at : t Virbite, War. Hounslow, on the body of .1 111111) wypi foun d, on SOUthly Illorning.Ligt, in a fidd, wit!) nine different dins or stabs in bii throat. Tbe Jury took a view of Abe body, which WM dresvd very, respectably ; be had on J 1 blue, - coat,' yellow waistcoat, Iterseymere stnallclot bee, ui white stockings, and appeared to be about 51) years of age. /1 knife was fonnd near hint. Vl:rdict—, Poland with his throat cot, atipposerl by h s own antis." A deplorable event has of the town of •in, ,and thrown into despair a %respectable , family, whose -prosperity has been ever sitar., et! by the poor. (in the. ot March *last,. 4 mad dog bit several aunt, rlsy .and also a. ot' live. years end a huh OW, of Al: Pettus', agent for Powder unit saltpetre., The French and , Prussiao plivsieittn?' cinoulted ort the case, and canto iced the wontid, ivhich was on the chin. Fivery precaution being , tal‘en, all np prehenslons were appeased.; hitt on the 1; 7 (11 a April, the who had always beets lit ely, apt., peered melancholy and complaining. Physicians, 'were called in, who declared him affect - I'd with 11Y drophobia. Con Vt,l itnis soon verified this prog. nostie, and they were obliged to bind the unhappy creature, AV.ho, however, on the kith. re3sed to li re _ lie was . 14 child 4VIIO had givon the promises,— (Narrithar de'la Meuse) The neighbourhooir tit Bethnal (heel has been thrown' , into' confusion by what does not now, for the first' time, distort! men's Minds—female . Reality A yourn widow his, it scents,- taken; 4 public.honse there,- which, before her form. alite entroice into it, had be n descried. By the u“traction of, tier beauty s tills it. from ;twining to .night t anil, such is the tilscontept nf those t lrrr are itn.ilde from their timbers to obtain admittance, that ttimidts have occtirred i n it street where she hug, And eimstdhle4 ate ,tioned in it. This is stated to lit as fact. Her age is About twenty.seven t and her lyiptfity, it it said, deserves all ifs Iforie. 'the otbet the aei4hbonrhooll - vtonfil he ruined, if it wkie trot that the overtioNhig ot her 'womb' tills their benthes. Thus London has its hon i hte imitation of the Venus des rnWe Montte7t, tit i