The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-29 00:00:00

POLICE. BONV7STREET..—Mr. Browning-, the late Rib 13ailiti for the City of . Westminster, .exhibited Complaint against A very respe&able Gentleman who resides M.Surrey, charging him with endeavouring procive ,a man to ;assassinate, him. The eontle mp and Mr, Browning, some . years since, were very intimate, but diffe.red upon - some family busi ness; after the Gentleman went abroad. The ground of the chargei,vas, that during his absence froin England, he wrote .several letters ft.) his coach- I man, urging him to form a plan "with ;another man, 10 lay'in wait for Mr. Browning, and assassinate . hitn, for which they 'Were to be - hands, tir ly re warded; and if. he did, .not .ctiniply,. the coadmiau - , was to :be dismissed the , service. The Gentleman returned to England; and on Thursday the busi;ness %.v,ss. heard before Mr..RuAn, privately,. when, the Alugistrate thought it right to,hold the m Gentle,a . tftbail.;la 10001. and two sureties in 5001. , ecch, to . kticp.the . :4)eaae towards Mr. Browning. The bu,i ndis. however; was:resumed privately, :before Mr. GRAnAm, on, Saturday, for several hours. Mr. Gu 'attended for Mr. Brown • hoard .a Transport; • 'w:ltlch was supposed ts c .-llaviYe been lost., from the length : of. time ,she bad e been missing, arrived . in a Brig troin. Pool, that touched . at - Neevfohndlzrode.,atel bretiAlit the above men from ithat Island. •Th.'6 l ogti'e a more melancholy account lolthe shipwreck and ciretunstances that followed it, than . I ever heard in either . real or fictitious story. : :from one of them I celled the following particulars. Says, that about foer o'eleel in the moroinee of !the 23d •of oa6ber last, the 'Vessel, the s./Enea.o Transport, struck on a Wel: with., such force, tiff.' they saw she must seen become a Wreck: For the. feW first iniffutei all` the .. \•ven - ien end Children . - clung to their husbands-and latherS ; butin'a "Short time a ,wave came with 'suciletiVence,' as swept, lie ; ; Ult poses, 250 of-their pepple feom the deck, out of 34-7 e v hict wt's the number Ofebb'ard lxfiire. The rods soon forced its way 'thrOtOi' dmks ; and 33 of the survivors. Were, befidight o'clock , driven •on.a small Island e about atelatitter e of a, mile from where the-i;essel struck--at that time she was ;one entirely to pieces.. He cannot positively say heW they got On shore, but he — Slififit=lie:Y Wlere floated on part of the wreck. : He renrAmbersltwhave seen one of the boys endeavonriufr xn save- Maier BERTAAM, who havitiz . his,artn : broken by, some timber, was•en the,point of:sinking ; lie held thin'-up as long as his strength permitted; but to save, his own life, was at length obliged to lei •go his held, : and the Major perished. sThe 35-who thodedon the Islaed consise. eci, of seVen sailors,and,part of the tooth Regiment tweo of which were Officers; Lientenant I)Am - soli, and,Ensign FAULK : NUR, They had the mortification, to find the wind change intirele.as they -landed, end drive every thing. Otit to sea, se that-not an-iruple me- nt of any kind was, saved from :the wreck. Mr. F t k.U;'.KNEII. Was correCi.in his';:ideaof the - situation: he knew that themein land. Which they, saw ,phut ti e Mile- distance wa:se Newfoundrand, and that they were about 300p.01A, from St. 'John's. . • ". Aker passing ,one-,night on the little Island, they forMed.a raft e ,and e 33o ot4hetn arrived safely On qlO main land—four,had e previoosly died, one of whom MIS the poor .fellow . who, had, tried to save the INlajor, and another was missing, who had crawled from his comrades that_bre_might. _die in quietnesS, haying bothibis-legsebroketkpift he 'as fohn4 about 'eight days after in a shockieg_ state, with his-feet frozen off; but:he-still iniraOlously 'survives, and. is c,,f . the five who arrived here. ~ The, greater,,part direCted their : course to where the sun rose, leaving behind , them the above: Man and two others, who were unable to walk from their bruises. Lieutenant DwsoN was not able .to keep up with the party after the first day, and two of the- Soldiers stayed back to attend him : r one of WhOLTI is the person who gave me these particulars. . • After toiling on for 14: days without eating any thing but berries, poor Dawsori 'was unable to stand without support ; and on their reaching the banks of a river, he (the informality attempted to carry, him over ou his back e• but-having waded in as, - high .as his neck, -he was obliged- to 1 return and lay himslown on the bank, where he intreated the faithful fellOWs to make the - best. Of their way, _and leave him to his fate—at the same tithe squeezing them atfeaionately by. the hands, • and intreating them to inform his father of his Melancholy end. Here, the hiieei-4 Hibernian (the tooth 'Regiment was raised entirely -in that- Kingdoel) Enlist into a • flood of tears -.before he could' proceed.--;- . -r _We staid with him,'-, be. resumed,- 4 n ntil we knewnot whe-, cher heeWasealive- or. deacis' He described Mr. DA w sON not to, be above.seventeen years of.age,..tip . 7 ., wards pf six feet : high e r:ed.-very eireum-e Stances unfavourable fOr a person to underge;fatig,ue and : abstinence. - • ' • e - • • ": After leaving poor DAWSON, they travelled, or rather wandered, in a , weak feene•State -for twelve days more--ri-tuakingin the whole twenty-six days : ---, subsisting, ttpon what nature presented .to them, in. a gold , barren land ; but after--the first four or da.y:they neeer felt hungere and, in fad; their this - foqunes , were so Breit, - as (to use his. owe ex pression) to kill' hunger e and depriee them of a sense of feeling ; and the :snow for the last two days was so deep as to preient-their getting .theaceus— , totted berries. . • • " - These two wretches were at laSt found - by a man belonging to a huntin , party, Who, 'nOt eat , 4:.peeling to meet - any human beings. Allot desolate reoioti and taking them at a:distance fOr' deer, had otlecalect a.fallen tree; with his gun e..pointeceat one of teem.--- when his do jumping to ,wariNitiew began . to bark, and convinced hint of Ins error. Wiiii they related thfeir shipwreck and ' S ufferino - s to the 'huntsman, the tears - Stole:down-his cheek, and taking his mankeisins from his 'feet, he gdve the to the poor fellimvs, and invited them to • hiThteiting Cabin , vlnc l be„Said silts only One wk.' , SATUnDAY the Magistrates met by adjournment,- Off--:but the 'real distance was at lep4:twelve-10 and fluishea the besiness:of the: Steisiona. .A great degrees, .he `inticed the'M to' proceed. number of vaepihts were, brought :up,. ainong whom ; When epproached the . hilt five metl • t were two well-dressed reputed thiet : came zeo with Enid ktiiVes in their hands, ham -wasfehard wit l thaving descsrteo and tee inforelant says ileac hie'ttirned to 'his -Coin his Wife and children, : : and left them to the, care of j Lade a.ei dl that We hat=e escaped, are the Parish, though he Was , 'PerfeEtly able to maite -brought here to be butchered . and eat upy— t:iin them. It appeared that the Parish :had Mc:erred bur' We scion feund our Inisizike ; the then had been all .expecee, of near f2,ol..in'suppartjne: lip sow deer, the fruit of theireaaee,' and 2eftee a very Aevere rqritnanci, t Court oniered ; our aepealetnee`3oo.lldreW . the pitv of 'thee; •blOody him to be -confined six. menths tbe Housteef -handed -eneo and yYlial :they produced a bottle... • Corrodioneand kept to hard of rurae' we were conviuced `they la=ere, Chri A young warren wcistliatted with begging . in 01 , 3 Icippears that they received every possible stitbii with ahOzird;',:on -which s weis cerittert i - ‘* 4 Nl,'Ale colnfort these - ii Intel ,who, from the de of Distress," and pretencling be:'cTilt i nt.' l '";The,' feriptiOn they had. erec.eivett!' Set • out in search of officers wig) ,ap.-preeleete,led I:er - frightened her, by : they, succeeded in finding' tho man' crib - saying - , wouid, open her tLenli, teed ,if they lee:lame., tee first dav on thit! iAanj; and the other foetid she'leally tongue, .they,Woiaid c it who wereH.umible tti ; leave the • shore. The, out.. She ineriediat'el:,e confessed She_could teef; Who aCdoMpanied . ML DaWS6i , e4lad' efiOngh. She W3S'olored to be' Passecrto - herp'e - ii r e euy greet prgress in the twenty-4k' da . )is they . • Ys 46' . iaS also traVelling -5 'the place' they were thund at was sturdy beggar, ae4 made' use or .a hoard, With itid not e ' at any considerible flOlll :the spot insLript ion ou • eaele• sit'-e, one descrfilitie . nag is 41 'whence. they 'set - citf; 'sd 4 titat in thc if ooay ptkor,blind mat; 'and . the ether a is ontided :lath they must nearly hate trod .over the same fhe Jitter heeivailed.lifitisell of in dr- weati - ier - only, ground again. ‘vhen he •cqtild Fay alongthe pave:neut.— ! • " I asked env informant if :they had given =- Several rooaes and vagabonds were sent to th e House,: dircaions to the hunters where they might pro of Correenon. r ''' - =t bnbiy meet whir the remains of poor •DAvesow, -or l'ltO FAN E SW FARING AND: D fth-NKENIsTESS. -Oi WelneSclaY c,vonirro . Mr. - War, respeaable publican--in - Crent - Garden, ,attended beibre Mr. GRAHAM, and stated that a Man of the name of Gi!irish, a salesman in C4ent: Garden,' was' in the habit of comin - ; to his house, and,abusihg every body thr re, maklng Use of very hinsphemousand obscene langnage, :aid behaving in such a Matiner that all the- customers :left the house. This statement was cobfirmed by several respenable - inhabitants, The worthy_ Magistrate. lamented that rrr hehad- no mean's . of -giving 'hi - relief. 'He" theught ,, :of having the . Defenclant placed.. in; the stocks, for his beastly drunken - conduti,. lint-was - informed t hat the 'gtocks had .been taken -:down a short time since, arid had mitibthen . ptit up again, Mr:tit AHAM them told Mr. Way to recollett ,some of-the blasphemous oaths' he had heard GerriSh swear, which he did, .andhis in-,, formation w as t a ken. agreeably to the statine; charg, tog Gerrish with 'swearing two oaths lati 'Tuesday. . Si . rtUrdaY, Mr. Gerrish attended'i c . stun [nous to answer thecbargett:fore'Mr..GßAnA:q, and pleaded Guilty to,both charges. ,-Mr:--Ga:in , Am:.as i 4ed, what lie , answered, a twidesman - ; - it was, therefore, -only in the power Of the - 'Magistrate to-tine him two shillings for each - oath, and five.. shillings costs. Mr. GRAHAM'lamented-very , much,. that there were no stocks to put him in for his drunkenness;; and cautioned him againk going any more to yr. Way!s house to make- a disturbance, : infoitning him, that if beAvas brought before him, again for swearing, the penalty ,and costs. . I,k - s. would be doubled, and the next time they \uld be trebled. UNION- HA L L.—Saturday. James, Lloyd, alias fen-. 57y .frora- Town, was brought up for re-examination on a charge of robbing Mr. Lloyd, in a host Violent and ferocious manner, cm a place called-the Rubas, the end of Lant-street, in the Borough, near the Mint. The charoevaS on the first examination Made pretty plain but it came our that some • steps had been made towards- an. accommodation, which were succersful, and the Magistrates were obliged to dis charge him for.‘kant of evidence. ' Isaac IT'arren, T4os. Pether, Richard Pether,. Johr , Cook; and Ann Beard, were charged- with a burglary in the house of Mr. John Crowther, at Kennington. Mr, - Crowther: stated, and was corroborated by his servant, that 'in the 'evening preceding the articles being missed, every thing' was left. secure, the doors and windows regularly barred and bolted. Oh rising in the morning, the laundry. and 'other ont-houses Were found to have been broken: open, and the washing-tubs and ; troughs . takenaway.— Mr. Crowther gave-information] and all the 'Pft,on ers were traced,-, and fcund at breakfast, in Ann Beard's apartments, where ,the greater part of the i;tOlen property - was discoVered. Unger tliese cir cumstances, the Prisoners were Committed to the County Gaol. Mary' SO (Imes. 'rnd.ji airy Barrie` ion; the lady of the celebrated George Barrington, werebrought up on a charge of ro - libing a7cierl: to a distiller in the Borough, of Bank-notes, amonntingto 1 71. It ap peared that - as he was returning 'mini::: in hig, l l sj,i its, the hint to a priVate heiMissed his notes. . They I.vere, soon afterwz!Lls apprehended, but.no property was found upon theta. They were, however, coMmitted for re-eXamin4on. Saturday, at Marlborough -street, an. elderly wb man of the name of Gi-t P ; With leaving her expcbied street. It ippeared CIA tlieTilsoner, Who resides in the Edgeware-road, \v.:li seen to,IL rve the child,, a' boy of t laee months old, - in' Oxforci- - Str;..et, on Friciitv . _;nd as • she was runithlg O ff , she ` v as pursued and taken.--: In defence, she pleaded: . poverty. She:was coin mitted. CLERKE,N WELL ._~._. ~: •• ' 1 • ' 7 , 7 .l. P . IRV?. - - ~- 0 I .. . Lately, at her,fither;ins,law.'s, of --WMilizton, after - belt% marlied i 3 ) , "cli's.,, ?;ithuuttSsae, th,,, I.aifyo't hates Holman, ,M,D. of Bath, of a • Datighter., The mother is in a fair way 'of recovery ; but the infant expired in a short time after its birth. 114 0 On Saturday,, Ds) cntwdyy of C.: real Queen-stTfq, Miss P. Court, of Charlotte -street, I. itzro)-square, youngest daughterof the'tate: lortarhatt korner- Cornmatkizr in the scryke of ,the Hots. " :rite-same day, at St, Cites's, Mr. John Cox,. of Q.teenl • street, 'En:cola s-inn -fields; to Miss xtefl, (laugh- - ter of Ir. l'hon34l; i'vqa9itvill• • . „ Lately, ar f-le;,ton hy special licence, Getrtg'6 Fivaii . erAtt, Esti, of t. ,. ak.lands„ thefeoith=-- ,tv of Mayo,. I reland,. arid in the to Ist, Regiment,. to • aCliss •datigliter Of triliva'Fieidi • - • - • .Ott thelliOnst., at Nlontrese,'Colonel•fohn Hope, (4:the ; 68th Foot; io Miss Scott, Of Lague: ' • : Op Motglay list,- at ‘V, lleight,.l)evon Esq of, Exeter, lihnker, to Miss Banc: Tretiry Donner, ut . that '• i,,t : • Yesterday ce.'nnight„ at the Catt.edral Church, Nyrsvichi; :i totroll of • - .t. Lately„. at . Wednrre, Robert sq, of Meare,• to-, 'Miss Savige, daughter of Ow late Mr. IV. Sa( , ige; ut Black.. i•tc• !)/KU LUND() N Printed tly 1 . 0 AR! ft.; RIZ IN, of No: 4, Martiztt-coutt, 11pw-street; and I Jhlisned Wi LI.IAM A fuvr; G-. 4.11 • Sc*iFPs, Soutli'Moltongtrcct, C rosvenor-sqUarc At the St_ N. ! OFFICE, No. 1 !;:., Struiid ; where Avestisiments Orders for the Paper, Ceders for the Edior (tost-viid), must !),, zddressd. Yesterliy:srn'oriiing, at Ins• house in Durvveston-stteet, \ys gs s, Esq. .„, ('l, Saturday, at Totfel'idg6,'Aft i t.: tilin'Aerir.g Illness, Mrs. te PoNyit, i ,Aa c e,. 1. undoil. ` , V,‘dnesday last, Mrs. Miles, of Old Broad-st,eet. Th.: same day, it J*r trtreti - 1' tfredrila4ainful igniesst* many -montbs„ only daugliter of -Mr. W,, .lCcid , of 'j• ' • • . On. il.tUrflitY,S4'llnigilt, Mr.. .Walter Taylor, Sutler to the* 3isllai) of Yor reh j r - S. • , ' Lately, Mr. Drake, Surgeon, aged 72. years. ‘,. . On T urstlay, Mr. Broyn, Merclopt, of Lowest o f t . • "On TutlStlay- Atri.M.rou,z,tl, Mrs:, Sutarma Itiuger, ago : 9t years,, relic} of the late Mr. William.,l3yer— ley, of Vorircet. • ' - • • • • On Monclay.evening, suddenly, whilst sitting inthis ) chair.. Ml, sm-nucl I, of I.3UPY, %veil known - as a transcriber for'l3ook.selicts: ..•. On 'llifirs:.itty se'lmilzht, in the 73a - year of 'his age, S trangc,. - Cent . f gay— • • Lately, Al,is.s Elancoch,,(Liuglitcr of Mr. flancock,tApo.. tlieeary' Bath. - • . • * - • • , On Friday ,W. Curtis, Es 9. of lir.pwliton-House, near ag'et/ 74, Mr. Henry .Torubtal,. Gardener to h the.: Earl'of Orord, at Wulle:ton, in whose service he lived tip— wart:4l(lr rears. •-! ' • - • .•- •-. • IIgSTRABLE R45.19ENC47.-Pr.MBROK4SHIRI.• , TO DE sc)kEYBY - I"Wotti - rE •-• • :On the tio4 Tams,, Q ITN:NY-HILL-HOUSE near (TeninT l a t e ,the Residence of_l-Irttry LeatFh, ESq. ; to4elher with tvi6 Meadows, cons iting tz. Acre Of.ex,cel len t.Laridltartie. Biately adrining. ' • The. situation is triiiy•elVgible, cortraan•htivthe'rrrosrbe,hil tiful and exterrsivz Pr,,sp . ettsof 411(t ,tkle Aurrousutic CO"untry, 'and . - cOnfiguoos to - an excetteill leading frßin yntiqqqkp . f9 that tashidnitl - yht• att t..j.tlit.t) , 41U mired W:itering.olacc, Tenby, froid kViliCll it is ehstantonly , betteellotiranti t five. ritis. •- .• , • The, Hou con ta nuide ro us A pin its, anti -;.• very do. meitie conveMence,';nid; 15; 2 in ever ,(`suet eatcutilmtlin • the,Resic.i.iiice of a Genteel' Fatally. • .\l.l.j.i,ping the lijort.se is , a good wallM"Gardch, well s'tU...ked with choice Fruit TI -- eL.I; atld the Stables,,and detached Of - fixes. 4.trunl'everry relioisitrAa;+- -- continodation. • The Purchaser may he aeiabtrimodaleil " required, or whit Very oenehel,t, .Lelse,Qn . Lands adjoining.: and the ~ avin,:ir of the Etirchass-rponey - wilt be ralde; If possible. to snit this convenience. , The Country abounds with Game and Fist, ; ont its social and nleasmt Netgribnirhdatr;lllF - 56fility of the5,.44.440ti0n, tion, and the tow pr e of Provisions, Affords a most entrilbre • tetreat to a, Person desiirous of tombining•econJmy with rural enjoyment. . For further Particdars apply to`iiery,Leach;.Es,q-..Mil ford ; or to Messrs. Osborne, Solicitors, -Bristol.- . •• • ••• • • . . - ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge. thiu%lO.le ,Worid to'ctrovAs single instance where their . Afedicine and Method of ,Cure have failed of, the desirf,l pradice of many years 'in this particular` branch or their' pr.,- lession has not given rise ta'oiie unsuccessful case. 'f he con...'` tique to siired their , studies to the treatment and cure-of a.r tain Complaints, and that derangement of the's) , stein tvlu thu consequenee-of a destrudive It is a melancholy tr:tth, that tfie.indulgettee iiithis solitary vice brings uti thci46 lleiicren i;s ancl,Debilities which frequently 1 precont•tinti, eMbltter the Matrinionfal State, and imposes by'anticipa• tion upon-its unliappy , vittims old age. iTo such ,perons at.. must be a consolin ,, reticetron to knot . that they may now,,-by a new and. infallible-,motie of tree. mem, be restored to-health - ,"arrength; And ,manly-7vigotar4-._- Messrs. Currie.and Co. bzing regular Surgeons of. the ailY3.l CoWge, the, idea of empircism cannot potsibly- be. attached to thNr piAtiee, for nothing hilt a thorough tonvidion; cony Ern - led by maity..ye.ars e a ksperience, of the - injudicious mode of treatinent_acippted by thergeneral Practitioner in the cure of Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debility vAich inevir tidily results -from 1116 indiscretions of youth, could inducit them to deviate front the-usual system, and by - pditorming the most surpriing cures, convince the world of-the decdectlto. periority of their mode of treatment. •Metsis, CUrrioetitteet..moy ( be consulted ny patients (4 either sex, with the greatest, delicacy, secrecy, aunt liOnour.„ at their mouse, No. Hatton Carden. Letters from the Cowary (post-paid), 'inclosing a Bank Nine; stating the particulars. of the cased. will.have the necessary Advice a 1.14. - .Kledicinc*,sent. to any part of the Kingdom. 'That most excellent Meti l icine; ' THE. CORPLAL BALM OF GILEAD,: TS uiv ners.^ll.y resortedresortedto for its extraordinary pit- pz.riDrdy ip all „Complaints of -the Stomach,. I(elaxati••ns cif the So!idi, Nervous Weaknesses, the deletetibus efleels or llot Climates, .and particularly the ill consequences of • teMperan,:e. . In short, in all cases kv 1 ere the Constitution; 11:13 been reduced by disease or irregularity, the elEtels of the Willi of Gilead are unequalled. • Also, The .A . N TI -I NIP ET I C; I IC ES; or, Sp LOMON's DROPS, the 'noir powerful alterative, purifier, and sweet. ever Of the blood 'ever discovered; and miry' he confidently le.; lied on •as the inoSt safe and certain .remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other disorders arising from an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph. • •, - a._ Ladies and r..;caticmen may have their orders completed-for - the Halt Guinea, or family Botilts, whtch contain tour, for 335. on which gs. is saved:. 7 Scarce a pers6n who purchases one bottle of either of these' Medicines, gr reads that inter.sting,is„ Tract, called " :1 - ort's Guide to 'Health," but rer,son to sotio:ritS Dr. Solomon, when consuited,----expdab his' usual ,Fee ot , Such letter shoatti, tor safety, be thus " 'honey' letter. Dr: bear Liverpbbl."' ' _ , Observe.—E:ich Ilottle of Dr. Soloino- 's Njedicine,,ltas: a Coven:nicht Sfanp., the of Nruprietor,, " Solomon', Liverpool," cn:',; - ,sved tin.rcen, to i:ni;:a•ce winch is felony..!' . . N .13. Th.': l'ustagc of all Letters' t„) the Door must be !paill,:anti (A.: 1 lee enclosed advice. t , Solit4iy, Mrs. Mathews,. Nb.'l6,tBtritihi f -Lorre..S3l; Mr. Perfutt;er, No. and Nlr. it-aelnrri, North l3tiki);.„..-• 'Mr. Baxter and M.,r: Sk.:ott,Soitrh.llpdge;, Mr. Davi , ison rid• I ! usband.,'E Idei 4 Cw. k.4rWhit ';` r t;lg ) e ; \V. Cameron,. G reenot,l(fl . i';•-.l3rovs•tl H. youn,;, t ; A. Forsyth, arri t' ;Whiteside, 'Ayr ; \l. - C.rmtforit, - (;:re,-3; ; (I.7arson, • I\e - ,v.. ;Douglas; T. NilMillatt, Kirkcudbright ; T.NPCredie, : lcarXia 'ilt r ly.; J. Illy,th„ Leven I. I)empsi. - ;:r. Cupar;.,A;l;,.-n, flee; P. ChL;ie, Aiontrose N;irchell, and I.'Anders'on, Dr. 'White,. liana . ; NI qiitaAli, • I iri&netigi T. tc • ' N4i.)Atizte,,Stornalm4y•;, Stratucer; lohnjonond , Bisset Perth ; )-y.Ataierson, Steritn,g; Cokeand keid, Leith; '!AVa b ankier, urfiCiq lErtfi6ll;l3tlll'at ; V act; 'A r. btoath; Diekion,-.loglis, Dumfries ; Yizorsork terovicivi; 'Nfikiecidel, A . Par.,4o;pn, rbutlo tot,, 1 a:nitsoar Pe terhead ; Gia;gsw; and by most and Vander,; or Fateor Nlctlicines in the United' . . SFIIPIPRECK. EXTRACT CV A-LETTER I:110AI AN OTTICEI.I AT . CIVE EEC, TQ UL 4IENI) f aliE NEIGI-IRDURIROOD • OF BATH. . • , " . CLUEEnc, . J.CLY 6, 1 s five' sblcii6rs of the anth w I lo ern barlied: : on . , of FA:LN.tatt 'andlis party He .said. they had ; but it.Was.ainco,st tolly have followed anydirec tions cOuld *- have: given, fur they knew ppt here thCY had_ ,been... " Of the thirty-five who survived the' w*k oay . these fine have been h&ard of, excepting two sailors of FAULK:NERIS party who' were picked up ,by a =Ron-another hunting exCursion„Aout sales distant, app - irentlylifeless; but they:Ore taken to another Settl(l . ..ment;:where::they .recover ed. They are,almost certain Mr., FA ULK N taii„and the rest of his companions must have perishekin the woods. . . • • They all describe FAlttkNEit -to have'- been strong-,arise, ,and 'enterprising ; and could; any :thing ,possibly have been effeaed for their preser 'vatioti, he would have accomplished it. The other Offiters, of 'the Tooth, eXpeded much aid fro'rn these. un fortunate young men. Each was proud . of , esertit himself ; whilst the Transports•were lying . abeut.thi-ee nillesfrotn Porsmouth, they hoth-swzllil to the Ship—Mr. FA'ULicNan -clirtibed• up the'side qty lit #atigued, but Mr. DAw•AOri'o.vas-nearly ek hausted., . " surviving five arrived in the B:irrack- Scivare, tit '6debee; how'atie was the •Scene . ra-'" Men .and ,women flockitigj:ocind't m v..ith•an ea:- geispefis ,t - nlnglo with .0.1 - tkrit".; anl4Onsly inquiring: for some friend or brother that on board the it:- forturrate .../Erteas. answer wrns'—‘ If you do pot acct hitil•here, lie .sure ie 7 !is dead ; of lofithree' hundred and forty-seven we : five Irish lads : and two sailors ar e the whole that remain The tears and exclamations that followed 'are too .. motirnfuli to tieseribe—Lidthotigh I-61514U go-on with n uter particulars of these disagyous,:occurrences until I had swoln this letter to a folio Volume, which; if 'either! of the:Pli6r reaOtt, honie, will probably be , the tziSe:' • • -• i ~ .~. 4 41 - 6 Y, skier, N . V Ilefie't'aSe ti ti ced in a former •Nutorlie de ilveirt Thea itninitatiim of his • foot at Bath. , : ,Somepersonslia\ ing':fmread a report. that he Was an impostor, and had been, .repeatedly oliseN'ed-straying in the \i'ood' t `SOtrit-= "quaro , tnen: the strietest enquiry hat been imaibiatxasdertitinithe trtjth, when these rumours prove.ktfit)e.4aseAoiyn. Saturliy, .a lad of the,namccollTilts'was cx am7ned at the Hatton 7 Garden (Bice, on a charge., of - felony. appeated'that he Imincka lodgi n_ 3 2 - in` Portpot3 , l-lane,', Gray's;ltini.land i r wilere he resided . only three days, buLtookan ; opptAnni ty to Rater the T room.of another lodger, who through indisposition: was m the I-104)ital; but retahiedins apartments ; c when he.bri.)ke. open 'his box, and stole all its . 00n4 e 9 ts Some of the rt oles • I.y4tg:fQu n pOn he' Prisoner on. which he was, fully, committed for trial.: A Writ of Inquiry was executed on. Weclnesd:ty. l. last at Warwick, hetbre the-I: $ 11. Sheriff of tlie County. An action had been- liroughl I - Ixaßitcs,. o.f Alcester, :against i‘lrOticamtf) pf.• I\7I.NQ, of- Oxford, for a breachs-,o(proinise of :mar rifige.- The Pefendant had sulferedjudgruent to go by default; and tbpjury (which -c6:4's"pcTili),.. - Uter a short consultaticin, returned'a pf 200.1.. da mages, with costs. T. • The numerous sanguinary Murders which have . lately been committed an the United States, have cast a stigma upon that people, I:Vhich will not easily he eradicated. It-now seeits oordmon to terfilinate the most trifling dispute by.-assassination. o Itt additkin to the crimes of this nature, f Avith which the Arne-, riCan soil has been stained, .We have . tb add the fol.- ldwing:l'- , --OU the 4th nit. Mr.C.'-lkuSri(x, a .1, -. ekpe6f able inhabitant at Boston,' was. shot -in a public street, by 0. SEI,FRIDGE, yisq, The witnesses exa mined by the 'Coroner stated, • that they ,obserVed the deceased and the Prisoner•ineeGin State-street, and in less than -a — Minute after Wards !they saw SELF Rtooa take a pistol. from a siderpocket, and 'dis charge., it upon AUSTIN. -AUSTIN instantly struck him with a small stiek-'he:' had in his hand, ‘ S> ir :tinrt'then threw;the pistol 'with 'great violence: at his head ; and snatched the stick from, his :hand AUSTIN' fell fj - 0111 tIIC.S:4Iq on, the payment,. and Stir RIOGE ca ttinued to beat him with the,siick, till some persbus — catni:‘up,' who,, with great force parented , liira from -proceeding farther. AttsTlN never spoke after,, but instantly expired-; the. blood Was gnshing,from his mouth.' The bail entered his breast; • Jtist .belOw the left pap; and'paSsed: through his body.- ,No evidence was offered-by therPrisOner,. who ,wrils . ComMitted.for triziL This event originated : in 'cliSpute between SELFIIIDGE and the father of the : dkerised, in conseqUence of which the Prioner posted him in the Newspapers: as a sconndrA and-a eo‘,vatyl. , The, son, who, ls_only 8, attempted to revenge theinsult offered to. his father, On Friday last. a Coroner's .Inquest was 1 1.21 d at the Sign of the London IJospital; Male. End moad, t tidily' of ' boy •abo t BeviavyteAtt who went: into a stable.near Bethnahgreen, and, AVhile tickling a horse, received a kick on the low& part of his ,belly, of which he .( died.—After which, another intrett was held in liox's-latie, Shatiwell, 'on Ti mothyLA.nty, who I,vas found in a saw4pit in the lane, witHtis neck dislocated. It appeared.that the deceased had stolon e bOx.,.belonging to ,a young wo-. Man, from Yox's Wharf,_ and .hurrying away with it, felt' into the ^ pit, Where he met with hi's'fate. The ,Jury returned' a verdia.of Accidental -Death'iii both cases. • , . . • " Never leave that which should be-done to-day. till to-morrow - ."---Yids caution is pax - deur:lily re cornin'ended to Lottery..Aidstntuters lyive not vetsecured •their Tickets : and-Sharei iii - the "present State. Lottery; • There are only• 20 . ,000 Tic%eO, whit t is scarcely suflicient• for the usual deniSti'd prior tcj the rawing, which coiniuences the' of 046b&r . 'next. • • tl: '••• ,••)•• :-••• • 't•-• • • I'R-IC -0 STOCKS R I) A V. Bank' Stok, shut '"• Navy S per Cent. 9; ; per Chit. 1797, shift nsii :;!poti;:ent... shut 4 ice; tent. shut - per Cent. Red. 3 .per C,cnt. Con 634 k 63 I- Bank Ann. shut Ditp,ShOrt Ann,.'shUt i 137 I mlia BfkiiOS,, 2s:, Exchequer 15ills, is. dis. Y p«r 7: 4 ,4 3 per Cent. L.:LA:ern . ..l, Imperial 3 per . .Cem. t: Ditto Ann. 8 Con. fur gth ea. 63 111C11 Al' LON fiCiN 1 4 ()-A4 OitX RQW.. ; • . Nlornink, 4 min. after 4. , .4ternoon, tz min. "affOr . 42 . „ SATO I ft