The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-17 00:00:00

• • Pl!` i''`:•••:.ainl We iiiist, that Th no init`nnVe ii:hat!4'6r .; 0. , ,i , tO:ject of one notion 'abet either the fGreig" "-' '..'iutits ~ yr . the .tioi tic,tisargents of • another, ..":ii, O l nes te ont ids rilvir natio nis nut at il'ar. The Su ,. i ' er dgti, wilo is this act of his subject, illrotititshintSelf lu'il Wall. 0 the Whole c(iitittj. there 7 ' •-‘,11,S enitriiittitt an aggression, tint, only 'iith°"t dvatring'lViii, but while sheltering liiin art; 11 ' 1 ' 4 ' 1. . 111 e PretrUe . e of Peace. Wl t .it h e d o e' : NI prevtim, liei alows what be allows, lie it" "- fits. ; ll'fill what ' he justifies,' he must defend with 'rlis fis trell ri with argum t nt. li 1 i ,`,, ! . , , t , i , , —,ti'4llll prepare(' ror eitner of tese yindi i Cilitnit 1 • • • ii i 1 • '• • ' ' •, I tet us appl e . the fiiirest of all tests--111- 111 slit t r s,„ . s -' -.lipase some hundred of disconteuted iPanisrds, having got rid of their resourses anti l',lerr Character, slipping into Englund with term s 11,141 I.4(lers--sUppOse them abetting , lite 8 1 14 ' 'thlllefuriners.'antl,the Manchester Blank eteers ' '.III PP"e tin.--. Spanish 'Uovernment replying . to li t r i e r : 4 ";" it is - 611: . yo . i'fl (.Irit r. a ,ffu.ir---Fe. ,neithvr) It i ll e ll Hlll. . equipped thein".....w e r should :pot t'll de reply-_.l.ollia we ? yt t . s . P 4 -1)41)i"111 is eery whit as entitled to this Cliti i i 16 , "Ii lipun us, as an Englishman is ttt assist 'Litlitingelli Sithjects of Spain. ow ' . t it hot be answered, chat ,1 .t it c„kni,,, Ih e S a l s ) :i i s li ta ti ii i e d e aS :V i a s i l y t " tii 4er Gueeratitera, openly, regularly, alit. t:, Y.-1t that h how to be retaliated-7 I:l;el3fitoarlii:l iiiijitst as the retaliation would b°—.le! ti itil i . l as 01)04i—by the act of our Go7 . rn; ill r )--siul out by a dirty, underhand, piratica I t g i tli ' l i permitted, yet not avowed ; abetted, (1 4 1, Hfjt 4 ' i llotized ; leaving a convenient (lis t ,litrt°4l itik put at ; and speCulaiitig on the 41 1 „ I . Oar war without its hazards. t y 0, Haciiiiial eliarileter must not be alismic74l .e i ,' . , . , , Still 1,11,11 {osition of this 'vile Milittant ' re.. , t•ti 4" it KO tort h, tha , England is the 8414 K, '"silli c i 1 • 141, i asurreetion ear draw at Sight Wit h till. IN • L . Cr edit 4 the storehouse, wilenrc it can beg 14 uily i ts through 11 ' su PPlies• . After haviog been 1 t 4t , h , l tili,: i : c ",.Ye.iirs the 'central point of order an( , Il 4 i iii , Y. st is rather too early for rlPe.Cling Tl' , la in ii Herself i focus at• itoelhon. „,,, ii ' tce t le no friends to me -604641° ‘te pyolcss ourselves --- _ which 1 41 0a1) It' "re not now (liscusiiing 2. ' I . as . ,_, 1 t between Spaltt the part , , , Ail t. • , ,u ate-.-'shottld adop t "'v -1 Le ' 44 Y *l • tbjects to as*i*t the -, )li permit her Bi lei tig ut t t i COIIIIiry agsiust the ;tisurgents, she is 41141,,'Y1he ; inertial ional Law not to permit their 'qui . ' p ' st the Mntlier Ni t , the losur ,, ents 9,ttin „"v, ' . •.,.' .° -- - 14 . 1 i , "tie„ 1 / a rt of the international LAW VAl'7l' it, 4 ettheitts . lee :--- t t . S ove l ... , . rh t keep his subjects 9'lii,i i , t , , tl;it, solo m ig ht ' ih t ,,, t 0 1 Illt:h of justice andtfet4 peace., sti il liod . „ 4 iii ilire a foreign nation, either in it s ~ v,, a s , less injury (,) 11,4, mensbers; lie ~oes no fl ' 1 1 . 411„ il l , 'i, 'hail it he injured it hionberf• 11 1 " lrt ' tile . and that of Int ' iiiii i , sti , Litety of the State, , _ ''' tit , ' elei Yi require 4 this attention front every , trei gn. 1 . , , the reins of dour ~1 41,, ieci, J Yoa let loose . ' , s l 4 th e Q i.qiNt foreign nations, these will behave , frit, icoh lti ne manne r to you: and instead of tha t ' 1., 1 h et erCaurse which Nature . has. established ht ten eit me thin but Om voi it ilii i i dreaa Ili, we shall . see no . $ .., _ , i! 4 oti o , fitteeene qf plund er between nalom eau ' t i - * * * * * * * i * * * * ic * *' 114 ftit. bill; . .- '1.'01411 State has in her poWer the • ,vichoo . Illii, i U' 9 .!‘ ) has (lone the injury , she n4ay, it IlltliiiinStitiTles bring him to justice, and 1 )1 " 11 1/ l y , o ‘ i ii l. 2 If he has esca'petl, and returned to hie t ,..' t ' et ' u ll,trY she ought to apply' t 0 ' 1111, ' . : tcr his ~ „40,1:i.., 16,1111 Vt justice done in the case. 14 hit net th‘ littter.onglit not to 'II i't • st i tg ffer his 61. tq ,i t ti in"lelt the subjects. of other states, A : 1 ' 4 4, 4 , 14 .T 44 in jury. much less t l o . 4i s ve "Pt! 11 - , f l !tiftne " .1 • to. , cough!' 'Vi to , -tlo . l 'uretgn rowei ~ If NI the . ' . i, Il r tilt. • .faillressor to make reparation 11' /111 014 c' ' ' ' 1 f .. 11 ti ge at injury,if nosbible ior to ill" , :4140 t , ) - him '!, • I , A t ,-rt 'exerunliry pimislimeot ; tw, , 4 ) „ . --eorii •'• • . ' Ain= is alt ri lt af the k to the ititttire anti tire ~ ' 4 li,P e `tst a i ' e l 'ale, to deliver hint up to flm (.. 11 ' e, to hi : - ti lcr b . .'1 t fo iostlec."---, ~.r , 2 . . ,t, .. r mug 1 J . ii,t, Iti ll i„. , L. a, , - .0 iv. ' 'ilk ./. a 0 4 , - " - I ) '''t t ,. ere A , nt ,Kw rat.iltr see Lord. POttIKANK. ,%4„ 41 ror IV.lnildled I'M prision in ha l e itd i i 1't,,,,," ill ~a l vai q' ;41 Sp4in dial, our St ilt it''t 'At 1:- ' 1. 64* hitt LocsiWiires ° speculations. W t li "*% t il S Phitt 1 11 , i, :tlillrtf "4 v IL I/ Li ~ e , we know inst . :- 4 tsi u)t2 3ittot. the. Law of Nations jitstifie, iI P °)t, ,41" Viti.i i r l i n ' .4t , pact. W,ith iiiightn(l.- to 4 4 , ' ' 1 (4 4;4 '7'. 'ltosn Whti. attaas her-f"rcvs 54 4 4,,,t i n'esi sod hang hini Up as tl-pirai6: til li ,' 43 the 1 . ' ' , . I !ti t i' l l tlNiti ;,".01'Y may be in contemplation, Itt,Pi. 1 1 ,, e ' 0 tleikrutid from Enf,•land its Pre' , , . 11 . 4 . b r 'LI: .I)ol;leivtennftl'on lies itt our "lug's pre- . tit hiE.X.XI'4•III .7-----..-__ " 4 IS 44. • .....' 144•••••••,......••••••••••444A ti Y*r 41171 qv ............ . ih ' tier l'ihte.,o4',,-'"--,:s•uestlay a numerous meet-, I t il t 4 :he pu,,fit,:"t SoCiety .of Arts ill the Artel-' 1•,:1.4 4tll,4l'hi;,f electittg- a Vice- President,. 1, 1 i ,/,'Nliti to l a te lion. It. CLlPPititl4-. Ewri, t‘i t A,10,* 'Alt outtthets:aver" : For Mr -444 ''' fir, T o • o , - ''. .. -•. ' Wil k " • ol‘k - 0 . 1 7-Majoitiy 3.---. -4. Curs e tieel4ed duly elected. THE.NIOII:‘ , ;IN3 CIIRONrCLE-MR: ivti,uturNtcr., " Suo sibi EtioTdit,-.-1 any 91,e of those iierscinS being fund of canvassing the merits of public .Metl, nightie 'State of public affairs; come utitlet the de. uotnination,of politiCians and although I (la not presume to boast of ahy rely profound sapcity, extensive . knowledge, or irituitirc quiektiebt of cOMpithelAum (the second - .sight - priterided to hr " All, the T.toits" is, out of tht giOtion), yet I t.:4ke leave to:elaim - the twill of posseisiog our twa ylt,tlitirs of the rarest abilities tire ,worse I t 141) lIIISCIIIL'VOtIi. I tillst thlll I biing to thit lot) of every question . of this kind, A hortifigh dehAtalibtlllllaehu~itl'whether it st'alks, foi•tI1 as Ihe ilowni•ight Ik, br makes its appi•oaclles under the mask of equivoeittion ; and thltt • l am always animmed in such inquiries, by thili spirit of . , fair ness and justice, which is every ready to assent to the truth; by whomsoever it may 'be promul- gated: In order that I may, avoid. that contracts error of politiCal disputants- - --an ussored and' confident tone upon sultjects of importance .of the alte ram pattern," ot. which they have sven little or nothing, I am always desiions of making myself 3;(1111.11111ed with ail the'controrious and even per verse, views which .have been taken of them ; whether they stand fully displayed and illumined by the noon-tide . splendour of Burke, or ohlcure and confused in the miserable twinkling of the lights of modern philosophy. To this end I have long perused, as consiantly as circumstances have permikted, the. sage lucu. 'nations of The Examiner, of trilntim Cobbelt. The News, of The Old Monthly Magazine, and, though Ins: not (east in this honourable list, those of the thrice-renoirned Editor of the Morning Chronic*. 1 coot nine to read them, Sir; . 'n without the hope of meeting occasionally, nanteti.in gurgite vasto,". with some sniitary , bits of common hilpie andsolitlinforinatiOn , i but Wi •' nil •tl► certainty of reaping o►►e atiyantage from them, ,of obtitini.og one compensation for my trouble- as the•Spottast bays were taught sob' iety by tl►e exhibiting before Omni of men in a state Of in- tuxicatioa iv flHly one acquire, u vatic t jr, of good qualities by a e. by a ;Similar uf,c of these public , spirited papers. ‘‘ Tbrre is some good ;n 4 1 1..0ing' Would mil obieringly distil it out." liy contemplating them with this, design, I.en dc,ivwir to learn attic wit from the first, itritoov• able anti sterling htinesty (ruin the second a iron sense of decency a,od candour fiom the third,; from the fourth veraciiy and . piilriOriSll3, frolll the last-mentintictl publication moral and relii;ions feeling. Looking over thii daily Journal, - the other evening, \ the name of Mr.lit'ilberforee, consid. ~ctiously printed at the, top of :a column, arrested my attention. Anticipating; when Erst.l sat , : it, as I believe all who have noted the spirit which has invAriably .pervaded that print will allow .1 reasonably might, a piece of choice, 1140 i-se asoned ribaldry, coarse in proportion to the high respevtahility . of its object ; ';,vhat ►ri►s my stir prize when I found a warm ,encomium upon. t 111: undoubted worth of that truly estimable man, and a tlervce of hint 'from the attack of a contempo rary, 'Written with au apparent indignation and astonishment that any assault should have bevn made upon so'merlitorio ifidiVidti:{l. '` We learn," says ehi4 402) . 6=146n of injured virtue, from every quarter, sentiments of disgust 4u( repro bit t ion excited by the brutal iirt3cks m t • ade in the Courier against Mr. Wilberforce,— %Vitt) whit( view these scurrilities earl ha've. been inserted %ye pre wholly'ata loss to colijecture."- What lips Mr. V. gyp'', gained by any change of opinions or cot:doer ?7---" 1.1.,t what . tee . c „ ll ,.. plvoiti of '(risuni teneatis) is the vile edlntstnies whkit hams been d e vised . air(l !leaped 14')geiher against this highly respected Gentleman's: ella 'ratter." -(1) ► Very lewTcrsons of real worth and intelligeore will let! disposed . ‘ to honour with the least cif/god .arty thing either cornmendatory or censorious that proceeds from stteli a''llaarttT; but of all k living, none have so much reason to desinsei; AJ►. Wilberforce. To no man can the praises be. stowed by that Paper he of so, little' valae iii • deed, instead of increasing the snit-eirvelii,,4 any upright individual, they may he S;titl too .nearly that applattse which hnt an emelt:on Orator to ask error lie 11.1,1 lalleti into ; for cif all the r vile abuse and calumoitois r,cproach with ,wftich that..Gentlenian hits been /issolted, to . ) can,stirpuss in gross indecency, itt low, swritily,, in irreverent profaneness,. the attacks which have hyea levelled at him by 'the fifornitig ChOrticle This 3.,..irrtion asill be folly bOrne out by the fol lowing extraets,44l-1r; IVilhetharcelNws YKSter• day the most conspictiOus figure "in :1 - IYt,rbt:Parls the 'animal that bore hint I)loqt:tied will, kstately pAte, as if crnistion, of bring bestrade by a goilly wan." A•zitill;--" 'the eiterth ltl IV holds ihe .ti.dss ul Christ and the lsrek,sitil- Bench cannot he eitpivsitil-in terms sufficient tufiniittion." (2) " A CoireNpontletit eAtitioni a rieni;ine Use of Mr. IVilberfniee's appeatartee on Siun ; flint Oentlenmo would not have been so iingottlylos' ib l it llolt there trithont ii Sinftcierit reasun l Ii v. IS of some piolilieey awl the horse he /wk.. migilt be teLtted to Oil white lior , e titiltevel,itiO,,s," (3) " S.Vilbvi:fOry V. old briVt; been tit) titintii•a. flr omtliittii:t-tf ? Utiver Chnoivril, whose seeking the Lord rvo+ (if • its touch Into-tic's() tb bcAllitty Mr, looking to .letts - ." (4) - " The prostitute) of Jrrinyn-weet !dive Ogreed to subscribe six nights to the cause .of because tile cml, as Mr. Il'ilberrorce etiys, jli4tifies the weans." (6) ' • The file of the filorninif • Chronick for 1815 •littp: petting yesterday to lie on the table of a library which I turned over a few numbers and cattle to the followine pasiage—Mr. IV. is placed in the .` Vatssittart Itleoekian tinder the designation of ' Beelzebub ; Pre4chir tlltnrkcy Mr. -Wilberforce' :—" Traveller* (coati , totes the writer) have stated, that it is usual for one of these to ascend a tree, and by certain sounds to Collect ; vast multitudes beneath him; when I:e•cornmences a howl so loud as to be heard to a vast distance. After this has been cotitintied for some time, he, by a particular sigma, ittiluces-, those around him to join in the noise, which then becomes most 'hideous . and intolerlible. This. united.clemour at length ceases, and ~the..original howler again proceeds in his address." (6) TO - cononent upon'these "brutal attacks, - upon these "3eurillititi4," would be ridiculous. I leave theist to the "disgust and reprobation'' of `every' than who has the least regard for private and, excellenee, who . enterttaLlA ‘p ! y venera-, 'i o n for a hat is sacred ; and shalt only expt : e.ts a hope that - , as the AlerrautChronicie has so toothy, miclaimed what is tine lii . 'Stell'rnen as Mr. 'tn.., perforce, anti, has profesoci sy*e l ceeil en t pies, we shall, in time,: see its Conductors, re dyeing thent to practice: ' ' • - • • I am, Sire Your moot obetriant gerrOt. PE.TECTOR. April 13, 1617. (1) .1;11 - elt 45, 1617. Chrwtide, Jun. 8, 1795. 11, 1798, (4; 1)..c. 21, 1797. (51 1 , ..1). , ?0, yr.% (6) 1:.;1'4,11 24. 1415. SHIP •Nlitt S. DEAL, .Apntr. 10.—,—.Pitster/ hi . last evening the :'tinci..ftetrent; forLiabon. Live u'Cluck.---'fire 13roxborne` bury, Pitcnor,,: tor 3latleira and lioinhay, is now. in sight, u.ncl will he in the Downs in nhc►ii't an hour, ani,l olost ley Will proceed on her voyage, as the.wind is gocid tic N. FALMOUTH', APRIL. t rivt..c_Ll the Lottka iinekrt tt itit a milli' trim' Alttl-,1 ;itt,l k;ibs tar, in :21; thys from the :otter.' By this pac:Let no intelligence has'lwen received, as the Swift,: sure ruirke,t, which arrivcd yesterday, lnwigi.t bite) dates. l'orrstmtvrit, AProt. IG --Arrirccl the N'ittoria transports—the former flom Cork, niol the ',lifer ham I). , piforct. Sailed the Four Si.t(•r; for Chtictiatot.—Wind N. h.vmociTtf, Arittl..lls --C:imr: iii the Lapwing etarer front a crtti,e.—W . inti N, GRATE:%IINI), 111 , 411 L• I,lmVii 3 gale all iii ci,nbettifenee' there po arrivals.- 7 Sailed the Catharine, .gison, for Buenos Aytes.; 111:61 Jane,. Hanson, for'N,iptes ; Prince of Co r tor Quelir; Orpllef, for St. &phi.; Vitecitatuc, for flare. m,,ty a n ti Frances, 514-ttso, from illiif!eirit to Whitmore, was driven nn shore 7ual bilged, erviy near Cope. kl4ttepts ;--cargo : 111001.1 1 Staiiiliay htst .the Are, LuKes. with four httudred gkoirlertt of oats r und the M. hints, JAMIIS ORACR• with nice huntlretl'andloor• tcell ti,kiater* ,, ot: ditto, tront I;xeter, arrhed,iii tie, horhOtir of Traice, usl arcoutit of GoVern. toett. .This, aition,;fst no;ty others, is.a itroog k i sr li peo"of the solivitiple (it (;ovcinment to apply every possihle 'remedy to tviteve the distress at present existing., Yesterdity it Court of pit eetnrs was held at the Eint 'Luna lloitse, %Oleo the following Corupth il . tiers took leave Of the Court, previous to depoiri• ing for their respective destinations, viz —coo. W: MITCHELL, Nortltumbeehind, for INfttdvira, liettcoo!ru ; (4ipt. C1Vid41444 11titiiiktier; tot Bombay direct. Dkrelletteivs Lord t'4' tit.Twprvrt-t nod the Duchess of PoltscT, vitrY rcillov.: front b e ,thpoi e of Dublib, for t‘y,y ntorrth- , , to Powt.ll. court House, As-tile e""tY "t \Vlckitiw, the %vat yi, col4ll /, lio.wattAcov4 , T, who, nit h Iris *pilaw t Tropqies spcntibig that time iii this. count ry. , • Thy. Editor or ow, Nor,pi,h Afe,e/ery, after riwirw piireir toph Steseribing the liteliti4 of „ trim trOili , 11111 . 1 i if it Ch!tt On \VII jilb tt - Ai rbtiog, aiiiivak qv iri4tarists ctrl that: propr;ets of rravid. ill tt sot;t'iftr the toe, (t natters, st!'„Ce car. I;kl,t,' A MOO tow i lk ' 2o "t 30 bwilvv ti.thay by i ire of d 11 figgol.4, ill 11 hiCii lie lob tI C poncr to LA* IXTII:LLI:OENCE. COCRT Or CHAiiCtlii", Apnti. 16. ThiS tbk• Seal. before 'Tvim his Litt!. aiiili ttaisocCiipiell • rrAltKtt;'v, eittioltSFlANitfi. Sir S: RUMILLY moved. his Lottiship tb grant an injunctio n in thi, eerie; to restrain the net, t'rottt mit An exectitroli on N powea. of Attorney and wortatilt to confessimigrneht, the pltlititifi billy, but idr Which no congitlertitiott t H ti%er been ;iv, The LuR 11 • CH ANt !,1 0 1R riders t ati ifig e filets were supported by Ws gtanted the , • No•other bti 4 thits4 of importance eilnie on. .„.. covrt.T. ,• His iiquisitiP day resumed his Sittitigi, and ifetAlld a miitilitr of modoili. +NE WARDEN AND 'MINOR CANONi PAUL'S i. FAunANCE. MC. STEc'e.k innved lhateertillti leases, which been purehased'by'the defendant, should be Produced. , It was stated that the delendsnt kept a pastry•shop on Ludgate-bill, and had put chased these' lepties trir at considerable prentinitt. The case bietnight before big Wilmor by the whodbough connected with the Catiitniral Church of St. Paul, are Parsons of tie Pa'riSh (it fit. GreL ithry, and tidlOit 'Tylltes hed by such purchase been damnified to 4' very grem extent. TiteTycliels were paid on the actin!! annual ret.t, vatereas the premises were of MU& .1 inure valite. The ViCti-Cifetat.oli el op position.. dinar, and 1 therettire grnt. your Hon; with lilirl ty (11 all partits to apply again it , they S h itie cause. COURT OF KING'stiENCLI,Arpot, 116 . triali of 'any interest' took pllice ye'siertititi 'excepting to the ilartic Concerned. •.., • bLfl It.IILRY; Arn;t: The Sekiiiins. of Oyer and Tertanerand of . G eneral GaukOvlivell for the Gity of London and County of Middlesex, , rotnnterleelf thhi day at the Sessions Honse, in , the Old. fiailfY. 4 The .Intl i ze.S on the Bench were, Mr. .116fictillbitoi.,As and Mr. 134r0n Woo .o. Geurge Vat*, Jamei Gregory, aid Henry itonse, Were indicted for httrglarioitily bre a king and en tering the dwelling-house uf, Thotints Want, anti stealing thcrefront.lool. in Bank tintes; and several articles of plate and weariq apparel, and Alargarei Casey,. with being ail per:4,om.y ratter the ia.ct„ receiving .sotne ott he ktqlen nt ticks. - Tire .Jury fotiod •theiti all three Guilty of the Burglary, butt Actriitted..4litt liorr ,Jv4v.5....-,lc UAL yeed, (lily; u e t Aitlyti , intvropseqj tor spurt time by the ents:auce of . thlt . Grand Jiiry, to ilrseut souip to the.„coort . ,, doriog. Irhicli short pe,tioti o lote• of .• ; ,11A e tyr'nen tett . 11,e . 116 x 1 - 111}1. Wen( mitt riCir I.4;:turit heitw/irrypivcd 1)y (k it Loa INit ttp L airtuhio; 11r. SVal ,hv observed, t o th e m, ou t t such co'coluct w a!: highly iinitri, 'Nu. without iftrmissitm from thk: Court to t . rtitv.; mid that in tic e.vent tit thcir verdict, the th:10), ( kw, ;I,he appow.f otgaiubt their decisiou. -=--~ar~i~-~~ L T n'tmi.% cinjoiii ( I lse r ate i y . came On ,itt L t iverpool., It was. dint nl iiiiimu4- tiotisloilged 1 tiost Y4tolt.r,, who ItAs of lotti` ilclivered rdigiotis' I,4:ctoces ,011 1 1 (111Cli))04 ' ill (hitt k Was 11ot regktete4 for reli6iotis ‘torship, 8101 a , lso %s kit blasphemy. 11,1 e. Witiour toltnittcl ipirf of the ‘vorgli i . bot ecoo teolletl that I ht..Y; were Itgal HS exprtsing the troita,liatt principles", iyhic!, are prol e ( t o ! I)t' Lorj hot .the last he po,iiiE c ly itio.fl hi IQ! thecl, told, lo.wi.;•er, by the Court: 11141 this wv.sii 14;4;111 tor it July to decide, oath Was accorriinly Itt„ , ,hl to bail. CO VP. N T-0 ARD N '.11: tt•-•...; The roortell of rafaiild was rvi)ootect Ifo . t le witl, eclat. A ovw Corne-dy, front the pen of Me. 1( 1 01Ny, has been read io the Green•rooni of 'Dritry.Llat Theatre. The, chief nstt lira been viltreisly writ. ten for Miss KF.Lvy•a ; It, is entitled Thd Touch, t stolie;. or, '7'he , World 4 it Goes. . !luso D'Amoun.,—'fbe circtirntances' of a late .elopenent arc, tiros. 'l,t lated :—'fite enterptking lover, it,..geonts i hail ordered a chaise anti fotr at the Hotel,' With strict directions to drive to big door at Fililippointed iooment, find this order was 1111.nctioilly.ob,leyett. 04 tlie f ortivol of .the cheise, the posthoys. were orticrukto 41rive, off Invimisly to the•Sontli,.witts 'lto' empty cal eia i gc, id, de the lovers by lippointinent 'met in ntlistio_nbottt.B mite .tlisiant hotn.,llle ; toWn. 14141 look tlfrqir, *tots (1111 , 4.- ierve,d -in ImOtlier.bhaiole.notl tone, ,which wits in woi; ing.for thetti, ona which n n receiving . its happy .imilitteA, Opv.e pa with vqtt4l , r4pitilty to the Nor E it. in the itteettime the alarm Wag giyeit, itita the intrinit heVirille . watt') ; brit It was after the empty eiirrioge, aiwil the ret4l trtiejt of the fogitivea was scrocely Aseertitinetl before the Stnith. of Qretfollk,ilitti forgetl another link to the indissolliblo clokin. , 7(l.:ee4y AI er enTy ) C,-}l.l,itqg or Alintotta.‘...Yestettloy two melt ntlll . At tlcly„-who.%ecru briltiglit to LantlOti front VO4llOlll 4 Jett (111)1 'since,' by, Pearkeg ir one of the 1)0116 put naitgil l , on .it ehArgr. of , the.mott.ittr of three men morloyell on tooarti a rtimiinq ctittto 4 Iybitky, Rol mptintiiitg a several otliv, under« ~.."rteOln4 Prht t',. .ii‘iftiont iyti at tiow..st feet. cart. t til ,iits, t4e,c'spt . alit of the revenue *utter, et ten4ccit to give his ceitience, in which lie 41.1,iikil .. .the.liqrkienlr'ito of . the . whole of .rhy, lmteid unit hi qtly eotilliet. 'They %vete oi.ficettl to remOiti i 4 otoitolly. - . - ~.' ..,' ' , CAo'rroz , i t0.r,4040141.4,-YesterdAy. an lociottit wci , I,,,hrh.,f rrtit 3, W, 11,6i__yt . i w, Esq., t.;oroner for mi01 v ,,., ‘ „ p m the hotty of 41.chiht tvf.,),l! deoth was caused in eonseeineitee of Ihi , hii4; h,,iiint weer by mirk ke nut an tOs.jittliC,,. It iript..trett ill ~i,t,o ce, 1 l i ; s t the chi4di telsets litiVeify, wo gectoooilled to Otiok• tort 'of the kettle.. Inii fio u l,i be it caotiMl to thilSe cliff I , ste d w i i i i a lie OW: Uf ell ii , il Cil, laNt:r RI VCCtiSt(ln't. theiii to drink out of veyselt; that Ate rtenlictitly I - 01,A with boil isii,,,, water, Verti;ct--" As..:ci,le.iii)ll Leath, UC4hi. jittht ; d 1) : ' ,!i illii:aig boiling water: '