The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

11.11: CONSTITUTION% I-*. i 1i t. itun lagetn Pro pitbe, nun in plebenstulit." C1.C640. , .. 'We r ec k on among the highest exce llen .... .4 of t-le. our 4.4) " . : 11 fliolt, Oita in those extreme cases I rflkil its Combined wi st l o ni judges •slitlie.ient,. 't' r combined p ower is etl4l to any act. and t?vsroy . :411 dispute. He who desires the Presersatl"" "t t'-' the laws, will rather see them sitspentled:by their.. friends, then subverted b ; 1.1 . 4et. y • their enemies ; do) . I' , • •,, rather beneath the one, than extinguished beucatit tile other. - • If our Cou'slittrion, in its revard to the gCtiel',ll` .. hrtdotn, haul ,ihtaine4l from pro vi,ling itelrivit '' iii Buy permanent ilefeue e • against its ats3i4"lt'' ri".Y 1$ who enjoy the practical benefits of that freeslo" , . MaY well force() for a season its theorvlic:►l',+c!- i "vantages t--Theoretical, eve term them—hee""`e no ton who leaves its liberties • unassailed will feel its restrictions. . t r h's it the pi ecise reason why every lord Yin ( ' ,f Pleeteable subject will acquiesce in the supreme 0 "111 ' 110 f the State, should the temporary sus' t ile o : 111 (4 Any'Law, however ftindament al. hay" it -.4lte ittnoltitely necessary. As the necessity ~,k *e t i l l no' created hy him, so the restraint will not ,i''' f , 4 "P e " him ; and for every purpose wit/lire the ::!I.titution, be will continue as free an agent ill fo , rin g' sPeidting, and acting, as he was hereto -1,4 te i il l Ole fullest vigour of its privileges. The L. hut-aim '1 ) ,,,, ii w ill he imp ose d , neither by the Com hil tu ' r, hit 1 , l'Y the P eers, nor by the Sovereign ; til 7 their un i ted power. THEN' are the Con- , 0 11 : 141:— '41h1 wha t the Constitution does can- Y, peatteruistitntiomil. j , Anti f, le rt or , eti,e , - ..lesaine reaSOllS, tile men who arc. sr) : napdli '" its subversion, while pretending its re ''.\%llo mike it 1 ' - 1 - s the engine-room i, r ~ , 4 ltl.lt•di , i "ftir ait Htlis, ate becomint, so feat fully sla g Il)T,, ictio‘‘ jug t hat its 1,:,..,„ spirit gives to r itl 'ill ill 1 at h,.' ell'"'" "i whielt they abuse, they t renthle ‘4• kr,,i'.ll4ll%iitetl Irons abusing it any longer.: c , i th'it despair they oicke the vitality bf • the i (I.%!ii.liti ' 1 . 1 , „ () tie ptetence for its extinction. Atell i, site 4, t e"ot of t!le Pvrlotistis which ei" ,j, Ayi NW, , r ,111,,1 , 3 1111 " a "' l ':ki 1), ince.s ; which. 111 the 110,,1rt,,1(i ‘l.l:aiti,i. 6 1. ir,iiel.ty 4,A -Ole, f.h4m pica ()f iL it ' ' O 4ll in lug upon Englund the Jitetibintsto . 11 4 , ik , 1,4. 0, ' ll itiftl,sst kicked out of Francs. ~, 'llilucq, l I ( ' s , we . love . Liberty . as Iv, 11, at , 1 htt 11. 1 . .. . ' ' I--- • - i oisv ' din"' gt, vme,. ti ,( I . wait do tocze 1 . 1.0.. l A ,, u ; vi ,. ' l t we lov-.. it for the soke'of " ) "'Y- t " iI/, '1111111! titan tt ',tell Vi . e regard it rather 111:01114irq4'llian its ant .. W e 'cbtisifier sc.'eurill'i :. 414 , ' 4 / 4 1 e good .s.l • 1 -) lots}; at' t4ihe " , . tr i ,i 3 we , , )1C 1, St i . _ I 1 ' 11, 1,1 ). ' Prefer bein g so defended 1 Ltentle I -o• tl ;... , •..-but W itel " 7 11:. 001 , 41: _t .., , ev en .... f re,' and ‘• There.° . :f'l'llthtYliL4w that ' 1 " 11 secure the Constitution 4 ti t ' ef'4ll)ers—tio matter' who be their c r.(l (114, 1 trences of opinion or pr,oceetling, N' leti. 1 riser by ~ : 1 4 41'1441 114 i i-vet 'ut:s. petitions, .or bullets—we 1 .. :4.144 4,14(1-,-Sliottl(1 the Itefr rnieTs compel :such Ilititlitillite,,k4:),:i. , 1 : ): :.'it::t!e i:;e a n i : is g m smear---in e i t i r e --- p i e n;: ii ii t e ., h b n i g a n . a f t. o 4; '': vel lree,: l h " li vo, it svere , c t vri ditfirolt to e;':noit . e" St 4 i 6 er t i e lit ' r tY of de' stnriietiOttY, and the destruction I , i ,y, ' '1) le m iter , e1:4,1 tt ativ e is repirt,) inde,„! !_B ll t it might' 11 1 : t e_r A. Y ., 4 11 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ,!1:"!ek I y prevc:ltted, if I he, iriel)l-10,(4 ~,,,ii0.,i1 , , ~77., ) , nut! unite themselves wit h I . if: , ‘ l , l 4 1) 1,,:"" hati t he' combination dolt brut, il' 11(1 T itu st l 'i'v the ithettorti of Confusion.--- Noi 11 a Iks• r4llo,e' 1, , r Dr,iver and ral . cg `t, ing vorm 0. a of the pitiwra t.in. 1,,,ii, II neserration 1 _,iniing and tt.oit, ordered to he tm.ed at ,"„T, „iiksiiivii!g , r ,' ',tyke, lilt., the Geo era, • 1 I 1 . ,, , nbuiion, 4: , ' 11 )(1 '' I " id 1 chot iy.s anti vhapcis nl.l-4 .... _. e . "411 I Isz ' 1 tter-ilivY a re 1 1 , 1 , 4 , 1 at lert on t.it —no t ay a :....... - ri m) to a 4:ll;jtail,,liPuY 00t1:-!.1..reiftfl nod, 'who; in c..772.1.:,',:,.te tit( n,. lkislvd.haii"l:l4l4l4 It ;::::f. _1:: Lieul ~le fl e ..;11, t1 , 1 1 .0 7: 4 1- ,ss a 1 ~, ,I: j a a ,.i 4 biulti tA . 1 a t , , Iff the I.aqe and,,l4a. „ K;mitti>m, :if"' t , ~ ph,:it, , the ttcg vi 1 4:r the Ulikqe , .. t l, ec, i I) tr,,l ~,,, Intl titaav4itlat,:: ciotilluei w.. wipti..t. be arrow I!,t.ii?:!iti of lii4 11,141 1,,;,, ~liieift 1.,;,1 17,1,.!iikettt in qi„44t.! by (.13y,;trt ft,:,„it 4!,, t!.litiriiffee t h.' . .1.,,u, the 1'4444 41, 1 1 4111 the :I(crtt Alesigo of treason , tLi t ,4,,,,, ~,:le peiri,le,' ' give u" l'4 () ' ( ‘',llll 't w , o 'fif t y 1,1 tilt' mercy and pr.o.teet tr,,f,f(,):l4iit ft. ), Il'l l'lll I H41) lu PeretlV. hist:ltoOw wli..ll:.ings %,• . 0r►.1,,,. Villic -iiiiiiieut of piecent' Q% it antt ounfindfol „ : t ` 1 ) • 11 ' 1 1., 41 )il.,,Igi'''1"''%, Wt St`hit ielief wifely relief of ,',.itizo"4\ii,:',,.;;;*,".iiiii,t, „ti,,7-fibitirog sna.ie.e:nritathbuint,, ote tv46,4l;lll,l);lttrisct-11t.v.!.poce to • tfileitftl/,(l4'Or''4l ;4' Ilv arm' t' lily Divln° iivit)ttr,l,:t_rial.f.ylleit,:ilit7drirlis'rn:gelft:;lln4 ) niediation of um- Lord • . Ilan. ' 11l " 16 " 1 ~,,,,--`"'—! - 'IN.:: tl, 'i .t.6llFttlpire emPloYed (41 fir,tv._ Yea r . . .t. rt t J d had: th ill , I Y 61 tlyarly 1101)00 men ; tor Ir e! 1,1 ,i.e ..,,, , sterhrate ,etitablishotettt .:' at ills time ii. \i,' .IT MOO ;• the Tetit of the I 2a,c100 bong tea‘ .., I,,Ll'.uct`,''''eu and Nild Iry Frit it.te. mitt th e , flvi,-;':,, //ICU v,e con4ider, therefore, tit, "ft..: „r9.1'141 tzt•theitt of our EltiQire in evrvY, Pt4ll3e. 'fin !Itl 1)1H:Itit14.4i11(1 ; tile oteesNiott I.f Nl,tita• it.nil .1,. 1, nit/444i', TriltidAtl, 'aatl St torcie. 1 -.otetkii (.;, .f r HiCi flifite ; to tttlier ~,. , ~ "tai 11,1 e :IP" j: „,1 the tt ls , te - " 1 , Aote growing thinger otc.toLda. a- _ ... 144 'Wilt" 't"4!;,,11 of Ole whirrs ja the %Vett:, .11„ 44' Itlik 440iliitillity Of Alle hi ,ck "V ire' ' • Nviti,‘,tte t:',,lifets that however Otere Bi:init.(' bt.ill'3).' , of ti, e ' cut s atottey it; the higher depitrtot.t: ) t ) ., '1114,41,1'410Y, yet' that 'the Vflet:lift; titiity tit '''''`l .. Nile 1 ; I t Ilt. 4()" 111-ttitily r'ethtettl. Prom 1 1. 1 . th,,, wda Anietica in 1783 to the war will vei111793 ~ii 1 . fl. Hiiiit"Y e4,,11ti3in... . pat 041 ret.OC(lOllS 0t it t. ._ thaaitt 1 'te4t Were tak•Ottpi. plate ; it hiiving first." 04411,1. RlP4llibit tO cffect tlictu all in. -the IMPORTANT PROGRESS of TEtE SECRET CoNi VITTEES. , • , RE-AFPREfIENIiION OF PitFsToN k'cl, \V VO3Oll, AND Aitttb.,sr OF s;• VEK AL OTilitit 11.8rvcilio PElitioNS. Th'ki zii.i:ret Coto ipitt,e's of bosh linuseS of Par •tnewt, to whour the examination .of l'alters re•f►•f•reil to hi the Meiisage of the PitiilCE ItEphwr Las confided,find the'trat ueposoi in then") so • imP.flittut, • t! , ,it their attention to .tite,invcs• titNitinta is most eiOse andince“ant v alt:l they eYcil joils 4 e;l'it eci:Ssary to sit'y'esterdaC.:—:l circomstanee • xtraordintiry and aliogslberunitrceYde4 tol '• 01, Satordny they )wade ‘tielp:4litwov,riei ;ts to de ',nu lite Anl(kters (Ton the app'rehensian of'a :)t:r of persons, and the Bow-street:Officers, a Con, • s:able, and several other Officers instantly received orders toholdthemsehns iu leadiness for the ciectt, tion of some warrants, it being prodently determine 4 that all the scented perSolot sitoold he . apprvlonined al the same time. AccordingFf the l'ofice and her Officers were 'all n)n:itered on Saturday night, and went forth mulct . the dirt:ohm t,f .Nir. ST'Ar• • Chief Clerk of Bow:street Office, Mr. 1 ;,:owrsl, and Mr. 1114, the 'King's. 'Messengers, in pursuit of the persons charged ; lint did not find them all at home. 'The principal, object of this pursuit wi Dr. Watson, and he 'king said to be living with 'Preston, in an obscure conr. 111 die neighbottrhood of Gough-sqliare, Ltv Deli and another officer were observed altatten tittly tvatcbing the dwelling ; in c onsequence of which, 'some friend of Preston's went anti informed him, that he • suspected two . Con. stables tvere waiting near the House. This in formation; however, qicl not alarm, Preston ; lie treated it with his usual boldness, saving, he (lid not cane. if there were sixty COnstables, as he should be the better prOtecterl: Yesterdity morn ing, at 'seven O'clock, the Nli'scengers and Otliec'ts .reitirned to the spot ; anti before eight o'cktek gaitted admittatice• into the 'house, where . they found Preston and Dr. 'Watson. it) bed together: iii tbe 111031 deplorable state, having very little more 'titmil'a. ragged quilt. to cover' them., They were very reluctant to get up, and Dr. Watson tic- Mantled by what autlitirity they were taken, fienying' any power, except 1 luat of the Loan MAYOR, as he was in the City of Ltindon ;at the same time regretting be hail go,oe to lodge with Preston, as that was the cause of his being'brought a second timb into trouble. The King's Messettger, who headed this party, shelved him his badge with the Roval Arnis, de noriog his officr, and a ;caurant front Viseotint SID:Ain/Tit, his Majestv's Principal Secretary of ate (Or die Home Department. The Doctor and 'Preston then being sdtisfied ;Is to the autho rity,. surrendered themselves rely qttletly, and lel•re conveyed to flow-street .011 ire. Ms. Lewis 101 , 1 liii , Son, ItrAce• Makers in Neweastle•street, in '4liv St! an . d, apprehended by another party attotitC(c saute titne: They also mode considerable objections as to the but were at length satisfied. Mrs. Evit: , :s observed it was only what 4 1 ,C We rsr and !hi. kvottiari and her lor,hiril were taken into custo:ty, t .ceittv yeas ago, by • Mr. SnAw, the King's Messenger, tin a charge of pohtte•il OtTetre3. 'rile son was then • only -one y'ar 'and ,t half old, and bai been cut vied in I:is father'siientiolcips. 1-.le is a young' mall of sonie'arldreis; and tvc'e'eie Oilorturi) was to have been the principal Orator this day its Spa-fields, 7There were 'ilSO helot tt to the Office two lien, nvtetl about the same ► time, who',e n a mes we notteritood ht.. Keenein Kearns, front a . Court lu 01(1 CoVemikhistreet, and ain (it (4 name of nam of Casilps from Carnaby-maiket. All their papers %cc re seized and sealed - op, 'Tlies.e events made•known • at the Seem-, tary of State's Office, a meeting of the Cabinet, ittiS.ters was, immediately summoned, took place at one .o'clock, The At ttnntey and :Stilicitor 7 lieneral, Sir NATHANIEL. CoNANT, Mr. LITCHVIELD, the, Solicitor to the Treasury, to e trier with the Under Seen:talks of State, were in atterteaoce, Vie Loan NIAYOII attended the Office at halt-past three. The ,prkoners were examined' separate.y. , --- es ton first; and they were kept i n separate rooted, with officers to take care of ikon: The Cabinet \holsters present were--- ' The I.iirt.fChaneriiur, the: Karl of Llarrowhy, the Earl of Wearporland, the Earl Liverpiffil, the. I:barn:eller of the . Exehrgatr, I'i9conat Callereagh, Earl Bathurst, Earl Mulgrave, Visiceiniit Melville, Dlr. Can- Wing, and Ur; D. Bath - la-O. • , The'Mtnisters ,contintted the investigation till 11,11 f p Ist live. The ATToRN BY Bud • GENT:RALS, ti+ill_the whet Olficial'Gentlemen„ were, el l(piOyeti rill kilf.post o'elock tire prisoners were Con vy.yeti in couclit'S to liiil ' t•rent place's of contitittment„ guarded 'inside and ottt by Officer's. Every possible precautiOn' for the preserVation of the peace this tlay has been taken by the Noble and- indefatigable Secretary of State. Strong parties of the Military, horse," foot, and artillery, are stationed, slot only - in different places conti goons to Spa-fields, ha in every other port of the. Metropolis in which danger may be apprehended. Agreeably to the directions received from the Se cretary of St 4 te. extra Conitables have been sworn in '',by all the Police Magktrates, the ivltole .of ‘rliont- are to be stationed at different points through Ont the ; and all public houses, alter bcilg inspeciid last night, were ordered to shut ' up at an early hour. The Lotio MAYOR has taken the nswd precautio.ns within the City, :where great number of Special Constables have been morn.io. We have received the following communication reskprting the arcangentents '" Saturday morning there w3s.vt letter received each of the police-offices front Mr.IVcKET, the Under Secretary, of State, containing instructions for -rnainta;tring pre,erration of the public peace, - this ti 4, and to prevent any riot or disturb ance from the Int'clii,T4 it'Spa•fi.l(!s. To ronse? qu ence o f., which o. , ,\l . igistroe,trol.qcll,it the psfic'e.-o,ffic'es attentk it the Becretary of tint s , Wheye. they concerted-Alt ffe e most ectual m e n kures. tt> •preyetit :riot or,coninsi9m, and, for ' better inaintainini:, , the peace of this tnetro On their rettirn.to their re4vc , ive offi , es, there were in each several extr,t-eonstabtes sworn in, each t olice•officer li-eing a cettainstation- ap, Im i li t c bun, el b via a nuinher of constables tinder him, and each stAtione(l so as not to fort)) a -Crow d i n themselves, I p tt still so as to act in concert. tare AS'e lit() MagiqrateS to remain the win& o f t he day at each otiice, to receive any charges' t h a t jn oi .ty clle ; tr, : y likewise are to t he. Marie av, - pt.inted . wit b. kl'hatever passes in catch 1 , 01( r d' to einissaties, so Hi to cltseol any disturbance) to JrCeil there W 4 a a pro - )er force. pp Mt. the hi. 411 constahle, will lyv in the field, and seve.ral hundred constables under his command stationed i fivav i o us quarte,:s, but in> as to epanntitiieate ; and that:every man. will be fonoil on .duty. Mr. Cot te,rell tite,Mugistrate, and a party of the Ii hot se,, will he stationed in the House of Cot reetiou in aid of the civil power, it found necessary; a party of the Life Guard, will be stationed at the. Cay Artillery house in Gray's • ion bane, ,for the same- Pnrpose. stntill parties of % . ‘7l!ielt are occasionally to parade the streets; there area party Of Iplrse and infan 7 yto h e i tt the Neal'-mail in readinei,i, ,if found necessary., The better to prevent disturbance, Magistrate presided at each of the Offices all day veitertlay, and sent their Officers round the differ cut puldic-honses at night, to see they, were clear of all improper company, and make them shut vp at an Carly hour. The Guards at the 'r ower are teintorce 4 , the great guns ordered to be loaded, and the gates kept shut day.—Mr. hunt hat pi utilised to f)roduce the boy, Thomas DogoOd, (who was committed for teat log:down his posting= bill), to the populace, and make theta acquainted with his SwEY" SHIN NEWS. DEAL, FED. 9.—Arrived yesterday . , and sailed for the , River, the Thomat No'wlan, from Buenos Ayres, and William, frOm Demerara; Came down from the River the Lord ‘Yellington,• for Calcutta; Etvlity, for Trieste; Manila, for New Orleans ; end for tile East Indies.--- Came down trout time River, to-day, the Indus, -Cienerous . Pliinter, and Mm laud, for 'Jarna'.ca ; \lcons, fr . Ttie o str; Amphitrite and Kent, for liavannah ; Jane, lot ,Liverpool ; Samaritan.and /Wield, for Arrived; and rettlain; the Commerce, Sttori, from Stnyrna for Grinatiby. This „tanning scvend of the out ward4worl.got under weigh, hnt-are now (five. o'clock) coming brick.--Wind • PLYM ,, UTII. FE.E. S.—Arrive(l yesterday the Wahiog from Jamaica, %%it'll a mail, in six ‘vcdc-;. Arrived to , -day Ti)addeus:., tier.t.; from N't:„t,Orlea,tts _ Ai A lupaTE, FED. Covi.sn's, in 46 day* fri)m Pernambuco, lauilcd• a bil4 of letter, Ilrrc to-day, aiid proceeded for the, Hivvr, ponTsmouTil, FLA. 9.—Aiiirod tip... Duke of Volk transport front Gibraltar—Me is tinder qua rintine mid the f'alla;, limn ditto, in bidiast. Sailed the liiogtoo for Lontion.—NVititi , . 11 1 4....5ter1y. Dovgn, Ctb. 9:---.lrrived the Good Statesman trauspOrt trout CralHis. ailed .the and Eleanor transports with 'horses fur ditto. ItAmsoATti, FPn.'B..--Pttt in for shelter the Nancy, Fly. Uottage, andSpertilation. FALMOUTII, FLA.-I.—Arrived the altelt ve , ;- sek iklorg i en 'Star and Le Vere Fiientle, front Itotterdam for Surinam. Rear..A(l.lll:rd PLANIPIN will Sail itl the eutYso o .this wtek lot: St. Helena, 'Hardy (tor tnerly a glitt-hiii:), which has been fitted out at . Shcerne , s for the expre , s purpose of conveying' live stock itild other stirpl!es from the Cape-of Good Hope to St. Ilel‘tia, will sail in coiriNny. with 'the (..;otilticror. This shift .has a full'wur. complionentof GOO men, Tile Duke dif Yutii transport arrived at Por.zs mmith on Saimaty trutiu ithita, with itivalitleit troops, con'i'c it;; 01 detachments of tintiliery, 31 t Wu! 351 ii regiments, and „Di: Roll's. The Albion, C. PgNitwis, was the only ship there. She thitchyd, at (.4thraltar. 'rhe Brut: was the o nly ship of war there: sue lett it- on the 22:1' • . , ()rders Wive, it is said, been sent to Sir 'Wu.- LIAM 1-lorti, at Leith, anti to Sir lIENJAMIN Lowt.t.t., at Cork, to strilie their (lap,. and send. the Ramifies and Tommy .to Knglatitl, to 1 . )gp4,6,0 oli. '.hie ships-make. t retitictitin of fit: sail pl. the, line from Peace Estaldi,ohntetit, . = The American ship Atitieola,„ Captain TA(totts, _ sa iled , for New Yorit qll Tuesday from Purls uttttb, when 20.1ters9ns,.,resititmts 9e.titat neig,b• bottrhoodrentigrated to the ijnited Liettitenant JosePti 11/11.1./A14:4, formerly corn. 'ha nding tiie,i'iltsletne schooner, is apppinta to command the Nimble Itetichite cruiser, on the Sherrill:es ()ate t h e 'l'elegraph) is appointed to the Pigmy. _Captain itortruir 013141EN1 late oi him; iklajest's shin corliAalkii, ‘slip was (lit,ntiscii 11001 iitestr viee in the East Indies, for sonic informalities in assomitig the commitud tit..t.ttitiotl. on the tie st,. rwatToN, is reinststetlAn 11,61..01k (Ist May, leo-1.) • EL OP E E NTT yott9g Lady of considerable acentoplitinnunta, nod greitt perc:nal bettoty, on'y is ycbot , 11)peti }Mitt. her - d t ilti*S n ians ey 1)11 hat s ( l)y, with her iito*ie 7 ivia , 3ter. i . r .re ita ions have since vtideavonied to discover her, tttreut, lint in vein. Sayers, the 1,1 m 6.,ti, et otireer, has been culled into retittiiition.--(AlurNing, Paptf.) SE a ON r) . T 0 SI 7 N-OFFICE. At 11.01-past Tv.-() EIuNT Was 4.l,)titi his harangue. livery thing was peaceful 9 , 1(1 cp,iot Stottlll Itoilang worth cCtimuloiri%lg . occur, as we do • not anticipate any thin:4, ‘ve s!ia:l not again tionbie our headers wit!l st'oppiog ate :Press. TIIIC MARKETS. C(iiiN-ExepANGll,, 1 4 :F.)i. had some ar. rivais this morning With'Wheat from Essr x Kcal, irorl'ir large' rinantily kit 'over from last Week, wirier) caused a great dullness in the trade in general: real Fine WheirLand Oats 'sold at,the )rives of this "iray week, brit - ordinary is nearly 'tinstileable. - ; real Fine Malting Barley supports its Brice, but tbere is no 'sale for, ordirtary'; Perse and 7t1:11t are very dull : in.'otber kindi of grain there is no alteration. , I SNIL:IIFIELD,Fca. 10.—Thitday's marl,t was well 99p plied with prime Beats; and the slnnv (.attle in general. was . ciniiideratile; teal is 'o.e.trer, Bed, Minton, it•.(l I'drk sold at last prices; and the trade fur the orris t part wa• .tome what hrisk, , The sale is the [lay-marl:et wet e rather live,y; Straw has dropped in price, Hay and Clover fetched last prices. . •• • §ubjoined is an accurate stit_einent of the Prices and NunitArs Tu sink the Oral, per stone Beef, 3s. 41. to 4s. 4d. Motion, :lA. Ga. to ss. Ad. Yett4, 4i. to fie. ad. Poik, 3s. to 6s. 00. lltasits,2o,so. Sheep, 14,200. Calves, 183. Pigs, HSU. ILty-M.toKET.—flay, O. lo 51. 16s. Straw, It. 1t.i5.16 41. ss. 'Clover', 41. O. to bl. Os. THE TLI E ATRu,s. DEUJIY-1, IN4i. --On Saturday a Mr. Sam Cooke Made hiSfitst appea'ratic..: on'tbe.e hoards as the , Duke's Serrao, in High Life ifeUtto Stairs." His person is good ; and in the mock minuet with Mi,ts KELLY lie was hononred wiLts general approbation. COVEtt4T•:GARDEN.—A pretty ballet, by way rrf, interlude, has been got up at this Theatre, tinder the title of Aurora, or The Flight of ZiThyr. It is agreeable and elegant.. Mr..Noat.E's flight is extremely graceful, and the nieeliahiVlC which keeps his wings in motion must be managed with no smaiLdexterity. LvrriNo, as Flura, anti the two Miss I)ENNEris, as attel,tiant Nymphs, danced with uncomitton,4elat. Bta•ro.—On Friday, the 7th initant; the Lady of JonN tit st,titlr Andley • street , of a sot,. Air.rottcvrt?:ECQUßETT'SSssrrim,...NTSßKcyEtr tNo-111,:vot,urtoNi.—‘' Accor•dint! to "Al,oisiior Bosptet, there wtre alinut 30,000sperson; innt, ittrett, in Alt Fr/itice, in the tott;sacre tholotnev 01(.0: has 1).To niyce Chat tisitu. nitirrletctl 41 the tingle city of Lyons, anti it's netgiirwriit)t) , l ; .Nnotz. %Lyre h;ive (wen 27,000 ; at Pill k, 13,000;` in La Vcodetts, 300,000. In anti, it appeals that 'there "ttaVe been cwt. , millions of yetsotts mortlcred in France, .t:ce it has caned Itetmhlie: among t.ht . ..ni ere reckoned two hitinlred and fifty c-voll , eth y (,)es:dea those niurtiered in the wornl), bind twenty-four thousand Ctwistian Priest 4. And is there—can there Le, a faetiOtt Englanitsu. ertiel- 7 o 6104” 1 Y-iiiilided. , at , to tVkli to see these scenes re peated in their ONII, (11' any usher co untry ?, If there be—(i cosi God ! do, th:,u rrtete to them t,ntOld the ineastirc they would tnete to sphere afflict on them . eve' y curse of which human na ture is:sitscejoi ihle but lon them thy redile . at sweep the satigtiinary race from the face of the eArtlt." 0111)Bit. , .;-011 Thlll'Otly night a most erne) murder was cOmmitted 'near SaHey, near Bir mingham; on the hotly Of Mr PENNINGTON, of the firm of Pennington and Bel'chambers, wtne men:hams of ' ,, London. Mr. Pennington was On his way ti)C ,, iientry via Castle Bt oni‘‘ kb, in his gig. 1111(i.WaS•wpiy-laidiin the toad about a tnik beyond Birminglimu. lie -%vas 10:mit h a Pis tof-shot through his temple,jahll quire dead, The assassinating villain . had taken 11;s gold watch, and the,contentsof his pocket of , silver r &c. but_ fOrtmiately abandoned the object of their foil withoalt discovering his pocket-honk ) which eon -tabled bank •notes,Btc. of se.eral hundred pounds yak!. We lament to state, that• by the deAth of Mr. Pennington, a very tunitthle wife and sevent children are deprived of a ictAer husband and `most atlectionate'father. FCB. 6.—A gland match of Pigeon shootiilg for an excelleot gun, v.ltte r,f) 'guineas, was 'shot for byr2l subscribers, five pi geons ca( h : two only killed their five birds, v z. Hardley 'and' Pedder. In t•hooting out the ties, Itifdicy wits declared the victor.—. s' evri; d ‘vere comple;tely taken in, ns t ii!" the hest shots (game beepers)' front the S e tc.t:" Vort•At, and' one from Southampton, sup iiCted tile best itiiut in Hampshire; were anroogst the eotaPeti:ors. ii he shooting was excellent, ex-. cept*Mr. Edney, « tics HOSSed 'ecer ' y bird. • The labours Of the late:Captain TUCS.-EY are not lost.'l-ItS joitittais have been received complete, 'to' the fartht!st point 6, which he proceeded in this interior totnhern Africa. .Thc ifmriialt of the bot:last, %Oro ncewnwthicci tilts expee.ition, are - ako Finre ived by tilt. Atinviritity, 1 5 1 0 1, tbe-.%tbole ,trr notfut i vin4 - reci- , i,m, for the p l opo t e `of beii% presrilted to the - ()xi ottri.--Inia 1161 tpuco,:3:;.):t t,lr Tuesday last the Uoi‘erity wa, , , til•sc'i! to a dutitni mot loyal Address to his ti..opi the Prince l eeent, tin the bite (litrillg, t. , tit.!1 , (1 to his Royal Ifigitness's person. o'NF I L L contincii .I.Q her room by se- vere . BhAtim.t is .tl,)%ti perrormil . g in biit eetiiiiis to Itatil kis I I, t o,:,vu.clit ft!! ()relit 11ouse. 1.% pbiyht , ,t, id) sc. LtrC ql(tkt 11 61-0- vtli is :11.0 iot 13,til11►„ tqici is tt diSliti. vi+s'lttt h is said tt4:tt at" the dust` of e: son skt: goes to Arocriets.—: