The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-16 00:00:00

csteni, • The Trench Army (waited so- .g‘eiv.t'hitn, with tnilitary-inusic. During.the_ cOritlNcilqe,:the. evacuation - -- of -the - --Austviau—ktwiuces, tire fren . ch Troops, wasageed upon Such affairs- as to arrang.cl• are left to ,the Ar6duke - CnAnLns." • - • r LNNA, DEC. 20.--=-In consrlucznce , of an inter iew bet Ween the.Al - chduke ClikltLE, and , the Em peror NsPOLEON', - on the .:?7 . 111, at 'Siaienersciorf; Peace was agreed ,upon 24(.1 signed. Titie‘total, of the 'is übw .estirtatea at ( ; ');;}60 men. `As , far as we .can- learn from _the t Articles of:the •PZ. , .aed of Presburgh; Austriais •ta eede,Yenice, 'the Tyrol; the InaViertel, and her posseisiong in - These are td he'given to the Kingdoin of Italy 2iid :Bay:aria ; Salt-zburgh is to retain its 'present Constittltion:—..A.ustri;in- Dalmatia . and rstrit also lire to 1 - tilaitv-undev Austria, Nihich isiikewise!to receive iildemnifications in the East: TESt It UN, DEC.. 30.7—COUllt LOTIIS CoB E*T.Z EL had - riigned. 11'6 librt-fono for, 'Forei'Di AffairS; on account of an ill state of health ; it has been, for the present, ,transmi.itQd to Coy 1t S4TA.pIoN. 'The Di pitematic, Corps . litire beeit aireeted to. aldres.4 the cbriminitlications:,of tbet tespEtivq. Catirts• to the laY - -inentioned Mihister: • .ST. PETERS: 461(4H'; PEC7. T2.—Yesterday, .at five: in the . moriiin - s — our `beloved Sovereign returned in . • good, health, to the great Joy of. this capita!, being zr.e'e by the joyful a:an - nations - of the inhabitants of all ranki. \S Nverethe,day . b.efore yesterday iur prized by the publication of the following" article in the Court Gaiette: ' • ". HoLvr,Son,- DEC:.7.--The exhausted power's of, the C(' mil. of . Vierma,...the rilisfortunes it has sus , tained,totether witka . **ant of provisions, have com pelled. the itOman. Emperor . ; notwithstanding. the st;org IUC vinTous'.sUppor-t. he has - experienced the itusi;lnf t& conclude a Convention with •Vance,tO whic4 also, a Peace mist soon succeed. Majest •y, 1 - rAYilig, co*. to his zissist anc-e 1:;14110 neb6i cdqict.:l in th:111 defence, :Ind the avertin:g Of those e.l.thz - ers threatened leis Laipke - 2;,l3; , ;stty . 1 :1;e E.'' roper u ler the pre.:sentcircatn'6tances; LaS t l,e ptemence:9f tile 17;:nsslin.tiO,44 naLnger ncf.- •.cesi , !ry :Austria: hii - -.1 - ajt4ii . bis'been pleased to. order tern to leay.i-AiriL•tfi2-, return to liussi3: The . relation of the hostile of.i'attolisi/tb the period of their Eece: , -,-;ion, - will be pulatislled..,idn sijbft:titne, - . P. S. TI - ke EraPeray-ALix_i!qiitiCtobk; leaVe of hi ;Irnp eri ii lqiijesty of 'Llusirin af - teti-in 'the Morn ing of the. nth,...and prOceedo.. return to . St. YeteAblirg ." • • • • A d3ypf 1-hankkiving and Pi-a yer, for the:wel fare of ol.lebelOved 'Sovereign , hAS - beeh' obsertied at St. Petnrsburgb „ since - toe.. Emperor s-.re - tur4. .4 gixat nnr.nber, c)f.„ per . s sat tended Lie 'S t et:lice at: the .C.athoelral. This act of public . icknow-litiginent vihs_OCca.siolied by. the. written test utotly . which" th 6 EMpe'ror had Oven of hi ti gov - erninen of his capital ..4-cOnsiderable largesse vvas b6stored:npon the po6i, and - the' day" . c..tnclutied with the usual denlonstrations' . _ VIPNN..I., DEC. 15.--The latter end =of last Week; hid,the beginning of this, the. Emperor NAPOLEM‘i YerieWc'd_seve.ral - divisions of, this troops; near Sclion 7 lrunn, -.when a great number of, speaators - were present, curious to obtain a sight of . the Hero Who, crith.g,,mighty.hank poises the stales that hold. the fate of m Europe. ill. of the- ittuiptd. facinatect ith his appearance, .in which spiiit anc‘ unite with the, doblest simplicity and affability the Most prepossessing. Several tii - n , „is his ;,`,elajesty' was stopped' on the. _road,' to. reetSid l!etitions, ard to hP, cleSCen Lied to attend, t boug - 11 sornet i nips upon -full" 01114. Re'speCting the TCStOr:itidn of 3 free intercourse Withllungary; Par'snPPlyius Viet - Ma with provisiOns;it appears tit it, in the absence of the Archduke CtiAgt - s, the Archcrulte JOHN wrote :a very satMicaory letter td his Excellency - the Mini ster of the War Department, I from Oedenburgh; dated December 22. His - Majesty the Emperor of gall Itussias com menced his return to St. Petetsburgh;accompanied by count ToLsToy, - and several othet-personsofdistinc tion. On the 8i1), they passed through Sillenin. and Jablunsha. Several divisions of Russian Troops have passed through Tyrnau. " A French soldier here has been sentenced by a Coort-tbltrtial to twelve years imprisonment in irons." •• • • . The Journal of this day, in the course of several articles, gives us to understand that the French Aruiy, • upon leaving Austria, Will march.in order to be env ployecl in the Expedition against England. MuNtott.,..llv.c. .28...--YeStprday the marriage of our .Ati9lisTA with the -`ice= roy of.. Italy w as announced. Coursers were dis patehedt o Ecverat Courts with intelligence of this joyful event.; and ; we, ,ex.pea, to 'e the ilhi - tr .1 13TiClegibign a short t me• - • • T ;04 vxx, D 2.6.-Baron tq.s liero •wit 4 ,Disiptohei - :from ..Stnt 0-ardt hears a title'. Stqy, of Wirtmherg,.. 'Erripeess of Geripany, is perflly recavere4...--frorn hci,l4te indiS position. , . • •. C.: A JAN, , approaching journey of..' Getman Prince. to St. Petershurgh i,3.mnch talked .According to ,some ace.,urki, ‘.ll.arshal BE fi N A D CrI7E is to advalJee,..and join the Arruy„.'pf the North, shoph:l occasion. req - dire it. 11,•Oityg,' DEC. 31 , .--Tlfe ;Prussian . .Gorprotnent Ita\ie- - erped Vists Uponthe confines clfllik.trisrer,with ginted-boardi in' tile Plengh and Gerttan langage:4, a . '.n'rarks . of the line:7ofinentrkii-4. In (Jur State= CO-afatif, •it is asserted,_ that'- iciVance lab Hanover, tile Prn•s4iarytwot s i%ve. orders 'not to Oppose him.. it is, ..ho. , .vver, 'belieted,..that 4iiegotiations will render lria..march lanuce:Ory. The .ttOOA though cunttan:6 advancing,, it is obsc-_ - tvecl, dr ) nyt,vatizel.),Oundir.,:ies. In Many places; the .3.'roops h..iv,e2hoeu . sp numerous, that, or want of. a ,-SOpply of hie id, the"-hi s h,thitants have .bccn oltligedto :them with their„provisious. Prince S rk3vielve`c.l the Troops, at.Ainheii - n. Through. Antwpry .4000 • men Lave latelyj,H narched for oliat ‘ l4l, : with pnu .a . ber of Horse A r rtillery • ... The new Frigatepidria, of 4.1 guns, was launched 6 4 : llottcidatn on the 30th, in presence of AAMiral . . • - • . . L 1..)() 1•T : roA c crtiy C IINRI) HARR' 9, of N 0..;, 4, Nl:trill-I t.tryurt, 146w:street asni.P.thiishet by . .W ; IA NV AiWG" CRS CR IF Pi, 'of South Motton-stiee, Y....e11nr. , 54 [La I : I • • At the- SUN • 01' l• I C , 1 12; • wiivre .rzell IS Of 'CATS ' ape - , 1 iirs -fort:lie - Editor; '&i:•.'Ouist-"iiiitij must - 15 -tdd`resscf, • f' ! rt::*i. ki•:,',.?it i - , I,bo .l : l l,: ; qiittr,J,Milrin*.;_ . The., En .. ; :iy.,-i :7:1-41.Y,::FOrt,'*,..t.4.k,,'` 4 , ,i 3 ' "ii .: i6o, - ..e l iiiic)i . l :fbc . :;2 Cbi44 - .01:- Efi,,c,,Frie4alia ;;:th‘i cre INNan d thct .t raQl 76 11 -7 C rg - swEckl... 134r41,,T.; , .I,u;t: 4. 7 , , ,- , Siam the .retqn _of . Co.uht . , • ,~-.. 11., , .u0Y.:...-7, 1 t4.;414 - tv purerences arc, morf.. , trelßent, than evqr...Wha:4spikipc4sal:s the .F`rench 11.cnperorila4 . made to thilinister.,is hitherto-kucy. , ;n Vit to' ft : ,..w. Ceisiori4;_ however, are talked of, atlel fi.V,ierY - con sriderabl6lttcreo IVF> 5e of the Priall - Territ'ory. - The Diike tif-Eit'u s ,,vlci: is still here.• . Another Letter - — ob - 3erres ,-, ‘` "N . erpf .. was: . tnore aCtivity in our Cahlet than suioe the return of Count I TiAtrGwrrz;. Every day this i`viinister IS closeted se -1 yerrd 13 ours With ' His "Majesty„,- Phblic expedation is I, upon'tip-too ; t.liciug., till the result is knowii, "the f Country will repose its fall confidenceib the widom of its', Father. and SoVereign,. and the formidable strength of 'his Army."' • :.....4 , 4, 4.4TNENEVSI; El, Jess. 4,--Respeaing• all the ,ru mours cc4teeru , mg the dtsposal of the Foreign Troops in ,Hanover,S it - may be p,roper to, remark, once for ally that the SwedWi Army isby-no means included in any arrangement yet made: These forces, there fore, must not be co'nfoundecl with,the others, be cause they are understood as.being under the imme diate command of their own SoVereign. • HANin;ER, JAN., s.—On fhe 29th' of Decen*r, the ItuSsian Imperial General Count ToLsTo . v re turned to Nieuburg:' He had a coblerence with - the Prussian Genettl.KALKaoTn, at Alinden, and not at Herfordeu, as reported. The • English .Troops, hitherto in the,Offeuhurg - distrid, have retrograded, and partlyltrrived atlltetten. Sotne•French 'Officers 'have arrived here, to obtAn; if possible,' provisions for the garrison of Hameln.. The heavy artillery of the German rl,egion his been brought back from the. vieinity,Of•Hameln. _ ' • 1317. , 4, DEC. 30.-'fiv-" ‘ bCcupition. of territory in favonr of the • thice Allied Ele , s,l4irel Colifts are all eompleti). All the. three are to - obtain ,the Kingly CrOw - n and SoyerOigrtty ; -Augsl)hrgl) aid its depend enr..ie foil to Bavaria, with the INlargraviate of But gau, \toitiberg, : and-Bregerttz, the districts Of Ito then ells .I. 4 l.l4ati;s' d the Principitlity ot;Eicbstadf, Montfort, & c :11risgau and , Ortenatt are ceded to 1.310. e n -- :/with 'the Corximanderies . of 1 ieitersheirn 3,Virternburgh4s.to obtt-fin a considerable•pditi - on in the Circic,s. of the Danube-- belonging - :to .the - Teutonie Order i Schwarswald, &c. together w:th the 'County of 1 - I , 6henberg", 'ancliothe't Austriari Possessions on the Left Bank of the•Datitlie.. The other posse s- sions 'inienclea for Baden . a te tei=be obtaineil -by ex- Strbi:t - are to be put. undee the proteaioif of these'three Sovereign Conft:', 2A-I.7OsBLIRGII, DEC.. 27. ---Yesterday the first co- !um - n.of Rtlssiaiiprison'er . s of war arrived here,, con= ; gisting of 4400 men th6y . are quartered in Lthe churChes and-Cloisters, We Otliceri kt - 1 private housei: this day" they roceedecl- on march, and their - . . . pl-ace Is supplied by another column of between 4 and 50Q0' men. a• , Tt Dr,C. .26.—Hundred's of sick arrive here every as' the hospitals at Bruna are inca pable of : containing theta. About thirty persens, upon au average, - die liere every day, as a very dan terotis fever continues to rage:in our environs, which givOs great alarm to the cou,.ntry.pqople. The mor tality at' Bruhn is also very alarming: OLD BAILEY, , IN{ , EDI;iESDAY, 15. THIS day the Session of Oyer and 'Terminer, and Of Gael Delivery, for theCityof London - and County of Middlesex, • commenced at the SeSsions . House in the Old Bailey, before the LORD CHIEF BARON,. Mr. Justice hvw.rtExcE, ,and- Mr. JustickCHAmNß4. • The - Calendar of Prisoners contains but few in number, and no:case of any importance. The Ses sion 'is likely to prove very unint , eresting. ,Nine Prisoners were tried in-the course of this morning, nbne of the cause; , of any : importance. • • • William Coster was capitally indicted for stealing a silver bread basket, a silver waiter,. and . a• variety of other articles of plate, in the dwelling-ho Use 'S'arah Williams, her property. Ann Dalton, servant to Mrs. Williams, stated, that her mistress' lived in Welbeck-street. _On the, morning of the 7th of December, between ten 'and - , eleven o'clock, 'the Prisoner came to their, house, to inquire after a place : she desired him to wait'itt the , hall until sheAvent up to- her mistress. At tbat.tinie the plate was in the basket, in the parlout. While she was-up stairs she heard the 'door open, and some., one run out. - Win. Franklin, servant to Mrs:Williams, deposed, that as lie was coming up stairs he saw the Prisoner run Out with the - platel:basket : he immediately pur sued him, and he-was stopped. Mri. WilliatnS.-identified.the . articles . prcduced as her property,: • • 77M/rids itimngiorth - vas indi6 - ted for. at late pfeitiirisi-f(`the expiration of a term for . iv.hich he: V;,T2is formerly ordered to be tratispOrted. The . - ceftifiea.te of bi:4 — flirtner . .I.vas procli.iced and read, and his person one of the Turnkeys of. - .Xes"..sigate - ... A Ap.w...54 - 6et Officer moved, that lie fonnd' him at, Urge in . Dpeeniber 143 F. he'rri;zonei made no defence, and the Jury It • ~. • . • - CORONER'S Inquisition taketi .yesterdfry before ANTitoNA tSrr,r, Esq...COioner for Westrp:lnstrr, at .t he % Triutvpi\ant cat:, Piccadilly, -Amr...the , -, body of Richard. :Ett.w . ard-i, , ; cut his -:throat.on .Monday- miming, at his lodgings, .No: .queen -street-, Grosvenor-. Square, It - _appeared, by-.th . e.evidendiof Mrs. Jane .Beard, at whose_house thede.ceased lodged, that he was taken ill with l i fAver, On Sunday -morning laSt, and that-the witness aOnd-r . .ed him: grew.worse in the course of the nktht„. and on -Monki morning he appeared to be state 9( delirium, \Olen treq.iesteti his; attendant -- to . procure him a mall quaptity‘Of porter, her abseu;c, lte committed:the hy .cutting *.quite through his wind-pipe. The-Unfortnnate rti' an fingered till Tuesday eN'enino - when he, expired. —L • •• • . • • On Monday nig - ht a deA box, large j quantity of wearing ..apparCl, out cart in Re&tosi-stNet, Ctippleg - ato, by a gang (if i• thieves *to inceSt that:tpiarter.of the town. • 2", COU f. I _1 117. ~.. inn , . . . . . . . .• i n in a rt i.-.1 ..aricl iiet4pict. , :-.s rc.,- , . , 1:-:,-, (~ iil— gr3c:()...-ts Sovir'reign, on- -GenerA C,,....1', , .'.',i 1 , . -1 ,, 1 1 , , , , ..-.4. - - - "i'-, .;.• 1 ,1 \‘l:-,..k , ..-..1,1i al , ', - ap a.fc c_ - ;.nijx,lw _ itki '4l)i?Y''' , " ,. .. , c', I , i 1 . 2. h c:(1( , : r (1111''c . retie a "; . o -ii - itu`,At 7 .ltXcit:: ;` - n: II; i l, 'a - iesi y ,s jp:Astpent 2 n cl, feelings, tliat , w : e t:11 1 - .. A, Valli-7 (.;11 1 1,ti' p.l6.lspre UI c.ccasioa,lit) Idylitg.:i.lteall'be....ro, -- e ottr I.eaclei=4; - It is His Boyfil J igh Tess the , Comma :3(10r in Ch'res....orcler, that tlie..,fo).lo‘',ttN . Copy c)fa received from theirudge-.Advoeati:-General,tistetli. with - the annexed eharge",..preftrred:'agailist Elicsart STAN-ioN., of 'OK., 2d tiLqtalion of. ; die Btb or King's ilegiment -of Foot, ,Yefi)re ~i: General Court Alartial, held at Done.i..3ter", Nr - s'ith the opinion and e.iltenee thereon, shall be re4...at the Litad of -.. eirery Regiment, and_ entered - in• :the o,.r&rly Boolcs. By order of Ills Koval Highness the CalUipAbd*.-• in Chief. • . . . , .(signO) FLO a : qALVERT., Adjl4antLGeneral Juggq.Ailveca . te-GemiTa's 01,31ce. ,• - . SIR, esteem it my duty . .. to accitiaint year :11.9ya1. liighness:With.the result of a General Court tial, holder} ,at Doncaster, for the trial -of Enii9m . Fin.ttx' . BTANTON, •of the .4 Battalion of the - .Bth 'Regimsiat, which I cannot do - mcire clearly than 1. - ?jr sending your Royal Highness a Copy of my Letter, si B nifying His Majesty's. pleasure thereof); to tehant-G - ,2neral - VESEY, or Officer commandiutv.iu the Yorkshire Distria. (Signed)- . : - .MottG'4tl - N.. - Dune of York, Effe. dc. . . • Ji.,dg.e-.4.ldvacate-Generafs , • . , . I hen t. now had the honorit . of subtnitting,_•-to the • King the proceedings' of a:General Cotirt Jgartial, ' holden at - Doncaster,..for the tiial• of Ensign- RtNitY STAIO•t) . N . , of the -- Qd Battalion -of the 8111 Regiment • of Foiit;3. the Charges.'against-Whona; .as preferred by Lieutenant-C:olonel 'YOn9G,-'coranaanding• the said . .ll,lttalion . ; ti;g'ether• - With thi - tl;eision `of . the Court I\l3rtial upon each7Articie, are get.forth.tii-V4.: sclich - ile ',lnnexect.' .A.ita. - I ai/i.t...., ,-.1,.. ci i-cen. , .t :, •, , ,1- that His" .I\tfjesty, on coi.is.iclettation -- -- m . tlie v'hole Matter, - has thought . fit to. confirtn, tha . `Ritn'J,.?, Whereby the said Ensign iI.VN - ity.STA?; --. ..0:. ,- 'i.- ',;. -, / , .ii - -• ed to be c',.:shiered.-- -• •. • - •- _ ..'' .. ,-- . : ... His .Majesty, noticing the .observationi Aviaich . *The Court stihjoined.to their Sentence,-and which are also set forth in the schedule, Vressantassent . to their-remark.-upon tite.sitveularity of:Lieutenant-,Colonel YOlY . tiG's orclet,..th2 chsohr,-..f. tlience .whereof. is .imputCd' . t.o. namely, art-order forbidding. hint -- . 10 fi t regimentals during his. `rest Irpat., the ioiat . 1 wineh.respeds. Assistant-Surgeon- 811.43`,V1 ,- ! , - ; jesty - expressed - much regrut- Oi t any. instance, lime subjeAed. himself •to,the-,§ . ev-Cie censure which. the. ffewkai . observation" .: eqllVVyS but . His 11Ihjesty.,. at the same time, rematied i 4121 the Court, impressed - with-sucit a seuse: du6t, ought to have.specitiedi'in (iiie6l:tertm, ti ck it -,a,mannerwhich Might have:beetyoled.upon, those parts of. the, .Assistant-SurgeiOly.haviour which :tresw from them so pointed an anlinadversion. (Signed) , CHM . ; 3.ll.iitCAls.;. • Liellienai/!-.Geneldi reSey, or 'ooi(tr com manding in the or CifARCES - . ts.t, Threatening to post Ensign LI. 9Y D in. the pu'ilic Bil liard-rooni, at I)o:le:aster ; shaking his stick r.r hiin in a naeing rnalmcf,iNtil desiring htni to..c.oncider it. a r s :a h/ts. - e-• whipping.; -bean% highly, to the prejudice of . goodorpr and atilitary•disciyinic: ' 'zd, - li'epe.4tedly'W•alking about -the stretts at DonUstcr, cfressed . cont::ary toAlie .positiVo -orders- of hi Comounfling 0 fficcf, oLiri,diy .00 nm,unic a Led by the Adjutant of th 6 then% • ' ' . • 3d, 416 - thig in'cor,ternpt of an.arrest ifspOced upori-hlm Om positive ordeis Commanding piliccr; tominimi- Lateciby the A:djutac.t, viz, by going and dancing at-tlie 13a11 given by the 'Mayor of . .Doneas , er, and" by disturbing the amusement of the room, and making use of insdient and die s. pecifuf aganist .Iris Cornmaicling tit - lit:4 when ordered by •liiirr to leave the-Assembly 'Room. • .4th: 'Behaving in amanner unbecoMing an.-Offilcer„_aftef 'leaving the Assembly, by waiting in the Card ltoom-anti{, the company began-to retiie. Following the Surgeon of the-Re- ' gi merit returning home with• his wife, and • want oril y. and ; . grossly instil ring..lliin in the street.. Returning;' afte't this, to. the Mansion-House, and-publicly hist:4i% tile 'COrriOny, ' and challenging some of the Officers present losfight iv i'th Lists . OPINION AND SENTENCE. • • The Court; 21iiving - duly and -maturely:Weighed the evidence for anti against the Prisoner, -upon, ihe; Ist Cli-irge,' are .of opinion, that he is Guilt yof the crime thereiniaid against him. -The Court, having duly - and maturely weighed the eidence, for and against the Prioner, mi.tlie ed . Charge, are :of opinion, thathe is Guiltg of the crone laid to his charge.' The Cotirt',.; having duly and. maturely maturely weigho the evidence, for . anci against the 3d Charge,' are - Of 'opinion, 'that 'the Prisoner is Guilty of therein laid - . 4 • " Anti the 7Court is - further_of opinion, ;that the -Prisoner is Guilty of thefirstyaKof ilie . ,iththr.tri.6, • as' he r'eiriaincd. in thr card-rooin in disobedience t the orders of his '.Conimanding ;:' but .. the Court is .of 7 opinion, that he is ./V4Ottiity of the second ,viyt of: the charge, , -narnely, followirg Sur. getin and his wife returning - borne, - and grosslyiind wantonly insulting them in the. ; . stleet... The Court is iiirther of. Opinion, on the: t of the laid. charge, i z. .to ,t;t he'. Man.sion Nouse, being contrary tcy the orders of his" Corr-- -minding baker, that the: Prisoner i 5 atiity of tiii4 . . part of the harge,:but that he is iVig.Grzilty. pu t ;,_ . licly insulting - the Company, Apa hallen g iti g ,46le of 7 'the Officers tot tit with fits: . • • 'SEN.TENCZ. • •. • • The Court, does, th6iefore . , - in 'COnsideiation. of finding the Prisoner Guilty of the, tst, '2d; 6lid 3d and: of ~th.e ,first„ 2nct. third :parts . of "the 4th. Charge, beingi lat'e.a9h of the Aitick4 of Wiar; ad . judo .the -Prisoner - to be Coslieici. - • . The oourt,ibttibre closed , its proceed: lugs, thought it, necessary to • rernar,k upon - sortie_. circ unistznccz that aaine for Ward lalliectitsree - 6. f the trial ; _namely, upon the‘e;traordiviry circumstance. of the•Priioner - beitig - Ordeted - ta wedr . `.liis colokirect clothes, .11116:1':41*t, -: _iii(he ' 8 t h Regiment, and in the .quaders;6f.thegiald Regirnent; on , which ; th 6-. .sweine4 .- its the - 24 httrge is . - it* at;o rit , Cessarytonoti& ot ABs'i4tant - Surgeon fc 1.0-1;.)'4 riaciaer, .is It appeared' ‘. . CHAS. MOROAX. LED S, J,;;-rf = 01Y . I'Veanescla - la-t , the •broad • mares colts•fil lies; huntefiy,,haeksr . S:e. , B-....-c. Lite the property of Sir . • Barr. 1,4.'c0 'sold., by. hueti . on t NoStel 1 e!ir ),V , a l ;:el;eiri- sale , was , 'atte'nded bfrp , ....it,of the Nobienlen and Gentlemen. ':of t.l* uf•- & - in) 7 ,9rli.shirel,a4iong the fashionables.: were'Liiras DAII.LINGTON, and POLI.II4G TO:NI ; • 'SiT ek=flK.' S Sir .13*'A.i',..1j , S :041 BartS, Hon - -AlAttrlK . 4-I',iac:::l3.v;` Colonel tift'uns, Mr. W.ENTwoirru,a 4 4.l%.. C fif:wETT, I\lr. K4YE 4 •• • , • INLI '1; t.;E . &C C. • F e- a blood` mare, twels : yOirs. - old,7got I),y ljil;ibilyer,' :114 t ted•to Shuttle,. sord'• for . 2 • and s(:-; . e.rai others, p,artieularly •the eolts;:fereliOll prices; It . se.c.lns that the blood ing cf Sh . t.it:ile4..an4; .. his . Young I.larsl; - ., is now WIT ijo: donut, as Shuttle is beeerne Ono of lie most and leading stallions. in , .tlier North hc the sire of Gratitude, Who. won .at fist" year 'the- li#fidicap lag' Ashton, Zocliac,.. &c. .l-Te is also the sire` of Mr. , .qT.,f:Li tavtley, , Ndinner of the St- Ledger's StidieS at Doncaster, last year, beating. Caleb , fatiet'eul and Sir. Paul, for the later. of which, Loi = d, .FlT.l.wri:f.iAid has refused 3000 Tankrslq,' tiold -300'sguinpas. ei ~.-.;~- criAvisi!qp, JAN. 14.. Pass'ed tn4raA.fiWeten;.‘l-Turnii, froin Sail s : =ll:e . ~}nseati4ia, Jans,—fot:South 41inerie4 ; wick; . Shary, for fa:nail:a Milieu-, for Triaidadi and : . IR fflB - - On Stnylay se'nnig.ht, ?tepizirigham, Yorkshire, the Lade of R. W..ll4oxart; otit di the Aldermen of Leeds Cot-. paration„ of a Tuesilay in 1: fling, at`Mailstori, the Ladoof-theChi Nlagitiate, Stom-, l sq. of a DAughtr., • : • - Dllit) • On.Saturdly•rnorning last, at ten ci'click, at Lady Laro - : .re', Mss fiyrt.-y, , - ii•tit; • Ohn a t-.) tat sisicr to .5.11: - .1'.:;incis Latbrgy, Dart. • Caotain 1-11. , ."'1laj , .sty" ' tr i b - t1;e:to 55.4 C p Depatv•Llke. _• • . • ; yenr of;ltis agicr.9f c4.1.51011 - ed inttl of Leeds-. *! • - • • 4▪ :in Satttirikty:iaat, NI-::::t4'pettoiltgri 7 Slinemaket,:in tile But .•tp)PUark et Bury it, ii,dtiautict's;.;, A , t,::..,- .va in aittikrcnt 10 04 - aleth:l,.citoppin'efi!"gisi; •sx.tial 4fterrio Dl'. trljtli he ae cittciitally wifdii•eat press -311 t 5'4145S il".^l . ld. , qA, deer r xv hat , is tIIIS w..2uivf.c4n3para.7wi,tl4 : 4ort).,Nvelsoki.'s? ) !: diatri'v.' fort • ovytl.i,fi'inti - apolitellt,- tit, .froni ia f iisera to utta,r-Aftottfer.,fett.t6use.- 1',21(;k0V;4 • 0CK5.... : • - - • '' vrt . 7ttt.t>4B....,' ,•._ • . - . _ . 8).,1:5t ixls, lmila Stock, • -.. • 11a.iy 5 per Cent. F,'.? ia' s • J. ir,Oia' Bonds, Is. pr... par. tri.ill 5 per Ceri. ‘ Ex. iieqt4F Btlis, Nu. z ilj, 2r. 4-liet , C. nit", 71: ~!, „.".'.;- • ; , tettrtitirtl, 4i , s z li . - --- _. I I' 3 Pet Ct. Red- S'i'ii'l9 i - -? lv-ItlCllts:tiet . trted; ' I 3 per Ct. Con. $6 i 't i i i rvil4ciat 3 pc ,r Gent,.s7 i c 3, i 'Sank L. Aim. tu.tit-,161•11.-; ; Ditto , --itran.* 7 Ditto .shor o t'Artre. - CnR. tOr tip. 6c: $g 1 ci• - i, 1 - ti3 pay were ptibltshech Ey Wilkie anti Roblosttn,j.anct I,th i d on , at-.$ - and llracifirre-, 'BtliOttrgh, - price 7s . in :boards, DLL `I I'S U£ - /GEOMETRY. 3 writ ainnig the first Six Ito ok - s of Euclid, • %Vit . !) Supplers lent an flic • in.dritture . the Cirak; r.tct.t. _Geometry ost . hich are. added Licinerits of plane and Spheri4al.Triguna. • Second Vitioni 'By 101-IN'PLAYFAI_I2, Ealn ; ; . • • Professor urnithernaties - in the University v Eclinhttrgb. • - Sc) f.()NION,, Esq.- NI: Liverpool. ' Extraordinary Cure of Mr. 'cam i\luliii t s i; -Pi Clerk. of N'lessrs.- Eilison t Parker,, and Browne, It tut . at,ul 'Raft Alerchants, Thorne near, Duneaster.. T I-111(),UGH .a - 110.:10se. of a , -4.weie „ • • . • Ver inl)c,lober.;18:0Q; .1. w.as brought accorglaitii;',l by con.stant jito-flos4 strati, as to.oblige chkile. ihv linen tNVo'ot:.triri7,e times: daY, and. vvit given Up hr the' Fa c ulty '3s. inCurmtile•„ l'Vry Sough, - -wklich had becii - gaiiiing ground for ;wile tir:ie; Was very violent in dcml; and ea , used rile to .expeCtorate great quaritities -of Ne , Y . ,viscict aiiidriffen'sive A - latter. • 1, - tvtis totally depirived asleep for:a 'long jirne I thus becarate weak, tnTla4arect,-and so that 1 • cotrld. ilt)t• cross the route. tvithout being k -ray %-iite..andclauglit:r. I NVJS $0 mervGi.ts, that tliot!gh 1 have see,n ~j)ers{.ll .treinulousi..trorpt:a paralytic StAlKt,.lntLir.)lll lilt an ague fit, thiry were not to ""Stlat a cl&.ploilable as 1 y..as' at times for hours this forhyn an t i 1111 iiltss co,ndition when your iliva -Itrable,,nay;. Ci iA 1. 1.3 A of.G I LEA - 9 w-Lts hest Me, 4ies of three tea-sp9c 4 - fulS, thieet•iineS \vas- kradiully , increas..xl to -.•foUr tea::spobialuls...tOur-tirnes-a-d,iy. 1 fohnet benefit diretil• ft. tny.cough tieg - an: to. in ?bout 'three weekst it was quite . gluit ; ili like this Balm brace rnf - create, ;in ipotitit • • roil 10:e„,itatttral rest, and gradu, ' ally viAo34l‘7. In"Ayliole wortt,l recovered— thalik God-, -1. I W•rct q1.01,,444t the': last Ull • SillCA'a C.:I jC4' bciter health than • - ever 1;414: betbre; quite ilighreSr - . . • • I.)qnntiter;t4;4rg4vihOnvilte 0 f-Gitedd• n2c;consi - (Lr : ThY slort ; and if . 1).';' 6 1 .7 !! trill-O. comp r.....-)live or nervous-•discyrder3 wou , t 11,:aVO recourse ,Metliciirei the . C4mdial . B; llll or 1 Ynake Ito ‘.04),011 n tltc li devi sing the 'same beneii;s: . and, fiii4rlte.piodd:otNirfkilia;' it was triore ge"neral l y Se-inc of the .Cdr,clial betng'also f) . au of mine - "hen in, con u4sOn's.; tt hzci 1 . 1-',..:iliS.t4l.ieOtis.aigt . viiiri4etfttl elleet in • WI-ate a't 4 libertYl4..) lialie 't his public in any - Manner Yota • obliged humble Servant - , • . . . i•OHN . . , .Titorric-QuOy, kra'rlett rt. 5914 ht.alie%vs, Nn. rB, Strand, London; Mr% Sr iitlo Perft.Malr, nn; N; r. Raeburn.„, North Bri.ige; ILixterand 5'()1th..131 . 104-e; iC r. Davidson od sliti rltre r - iuf t - ; - n. Edinburg!, ; tYl•r. xter, t; tasg)vw w. cAil)ernty:(;reelinck gromtling, Paisley ; Fir Craw ford,. iltrtarn jam; W • Volthi, Lrvinel A. Forsyl.l4 7 and 1' W.liitriiide;. Ayr; tcl, CraWford,•Girvan; I. Carlson, New .l)O.u2glhs ; 19‘Mil fan, kirks:aril:right ;T. fkliCred*.e, - ahly; .1. Rty ON, Le.W.er.l; .. Ciipa r • Aitait Dun- - -rive kl. Nioorrose ;. .and 1. it oCtersno.• Ah‘rdien ; Banit; Ni i .filtosh, Inverness; T, • WKenzie,,Stdrikatv,ty; I'. 'ray ins, stratiraer; Johnson anoir gistet, Perili;'W: - Atirlerson,.Sterling;. Coke 3nd Reidy Leith ; Alekgridefr; Dlinferni rine ; .I.)trubar ;, Vittnet, At. kooth ; "Diek.-Son, I ngiis, 15tirnfries ; .Pherson, J3ervvicic ;- •;.Vertdel, ; l'aterson, A'fbutknot, and tarnieson; ~.I,4sth,cad 4:m!l.lbnaid, rongatc. (;-tate,;ow.; and by aunt ItOokselfers and Venders 'of ,Patent' Medicines in the United r. " of 9s, may had try parclasir,g tits , ' Family ,130ft‘k5,6, at .13S'. which contain four qt - titc, Half q tics:- • - , :Doter Solomon be. consulted by 4etter, pogt , Paidt ,adclressed to Kim, at Gikeari House, near I ng his Usual F ee of 1.141,1-a- ninca. - • s~