The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-06 00:00:00

i.tirSt; OF LOH I.)Si ‘VEDNett3A . T, MARCIt 5. the Irish cause B.Lrf ect !take, &ever: of C_: ,tott 4elott , reversed. in the Sewell elow, v. liuuie, judgment of ttte Court below re- lt , ~ r, ai..~ t I . lw a, 11'1 of Sig.arrsNalla7 reiv?rtcd from the ~I ngl:;tice 'of I'riviieges tiott the to the :' , 4ltitrittlttiriS Peerage WAS MAC Th N : I‘'aft of 14AO,41FtinALL ItWred for an account_ sioottot of old sil 'ter coin taken in exchange 10,1* '614 tarns COiti i ao account Of the weight and tineuesi of the new coin so taken in exChtinge ; *s9' aceomit; of the produce of the Ct n Fund in each yeac'front the sth of J:inuaty, 1811, to the ith of January, 1817; both it 4 eNSiVe i4CCOLI4.I( of the produce' of the annual taxes in each 'year , claciag (he tame ,period'; account of the 61144 14 41 rivi)t of :eat, Britain in each year front 17,...'34,1 to 1817, aml of 'the sinking, insists applivabie to elel4 pact of the Aebt ; aft aecinita of the on fundetfdebt thiring the sante period ; Jul ac cottist of Ott rice% of the difFereat 4111(15 of stock ita earb S..r (hiring the 4>anle pecio4l.—()rdere4l. l?, s• 1 tio.tosq,, , ENoz. west :416M a PefitiOtt Trot t 'S(PrAdikVark, 041fate. , 1, us he stated, at a very re.- niteetil!g, )110 nanieron,ly signed, ray ing ',hitt 110 intltelast's nliglit he passed in re straint of the 4iberty 4)ftlac snhject.—Laid on the trthle_ • (li r a Lorlioiip then prescuted five or six other PeAtiont it, flcrisnr of Vetrefictinietti anti •relorm, at vre ttiltiert,ood; though neither the object of them snit the I!3f4:Cli of the • places front tehence • they came *vete nientioneti tau such. a way that we distinetly hear the:tn. One of these Peti tienkS teats ii;g4ied , his Lordshiv stated, by 7000 , . • The „Earl . of LIVERPOOL, asked, whcther the N , hie L'ati had.read thefti Igm•lGtrostitmon replied that he had, anti that they - alyeao'rti to hint sod' as he might properly pre.cot. !J words in soio of Illyin %Vert! ra tiler Itztrd, hot he did not o.islit they, ought to he uie ey cliticiscA, especially at a period like the • trkt Ist.. The Prlitions were laid on the tulle. The 1,;:o4 of I.Avkissri;ot r ob , erved, with :refer ,ettet to the Arptiv atiti Navy . tieilortion Ire.asomsble Practices that he trilteit there woold be rats objectiots'tO tor ward tisein One . stage ails day. tie hail tatiderstood, ftoiss what had :been said on 4 101 ttier <secession, that es to - these there was'no of opinion,. though there tssiil,lst he some Slitleresteo respecting the de ' titil's of the Se , litionss lkieetings Bill. It ally one, -I.toweverrrislit&to snake. obsersilOiMil ‘Oll the stib jeet. „of aces e two Bills, ,tisat might be done its anot Earl Gigusysnott understood the (abject of these 'Bilis to lie, to strengthen the laws its they stood, and WOuld saw object - to I,4eas, hot he had objee te) the Solisions Meetings 1 he E.sil of LAUDEIII3M.P. SAW, that to the Bill for, extending to the Prince Ilegent the Callle Se , gS hat which hisd ,been gis - ets to the these' could be no oljection. lie believed that svoidd rnohketion made to the lsee ; hot it any of tis(ir Lordships vs to .Hv i lkke 4ini. observations 'respecting it, certainly tar might be one in another stage of the Bill. 11,11 1 tisr Bills were then read t second time, s.okbstiittiA for totssorrom.—Ailjourned. I/ :X Ni.'iNTAItY PA PEIZ.S rervivi..ol). tatoltctl ovilc coli‘ictk ; which Oattiber •thlity hitve already arrived, and ()there ire daily expected. The portiott',4 of the prison tlitts ocecipled not 4 certainly he less f.ecitre th:i . it flit-yr itoll 'be, when th wilt& of the intended huildin;:s shall be.com pitted, lint they ate Eottriciently term (' , itt the littlginent of the Committee, to insure the sate custody of the prisoner's, 'Pi-ovided it reivonatile degree of attention and .v.i;lilanceittall be exerted by the ollicers , of the establishine'itt. Ite part of the deli ;n which is now executed, consists of the bohrid,.try wall, the lodge. (contain lug accommodAtion foi•a portcr, and for the tnes• - . ftenger and rat roles, end a bath aud'rooms for the examination. and 'cleansitiv of the.convicti when first recie%ed) of the portions of tlic. prison al !catty alluded to, with accoMmodation for some of 'the rifiicers ; of the foundations of the remain der Ut the prison,- and - of -the-chapel. which... with 'the burial pound, is cxlkected to be consecrated in the month of March next. The behaviour aird cdtoluct of the officers has in general been good, and their treatment of the prisoners, tiniformly mild and conciliatory chaplain (the Rev. Samuel Bennet) in particular deserves the bitthest praise, for the very great pro ficiency whieh teas been made, under his direction, in reading and writ;ng, and in religious and moral ; the improveineut of the prisoners in ail those partieulats, as %cll as in their , general de .mennour, being very apparent.' The female prisoners are under the management: of officers of their own sex, the Governor hims - elt being restricted by. the rules from going round that part of the prison, except in the company of the matron or taskluistress. . The eohituirke think it right *to point out this civet:first:ince:to particular notice, as they believe the present to. lie the first in Lance, in which it has -been attempted in this country, to place any number of female prisoners Under female officers and becallSe it seemed to , be the opinion of several intelligent gaolers; whom, they had an oppor tunity of consulting,,whilethey were forming their arrangenkentS for the tnattgcments of the ptisota, 41w women of the description of those rescued into. theTettitentiary, could not be controulethrind re- dtseed to : habits of obedience by the agency of females. 'Tice defile:Mont', 103WeVCI, of the pri,s. sinters in the Penitentiary, is quiet and 'decorous ("althOugh some of them came with eeryllad (Ala. Enters in regard to their behaviour in the pi icons front which' they were removed ;) and it' has. trot been found necessary to have recourse to the' assist, ;thee of any male oflieeeto,enforee obedience, ex cept in the _single instance of a-prisoner, who turned out to he deranged, and has since been .re moved, under an Order front BCM:tat' y of State, to a more proper place of. confinement, fur persons in her unfortunate situation. The prioners appears very sensible of the pains which are taken for their improvnient, and arc ire general thankful for the ewnmutation of their sentences.—Thc priSrin has hithertn beau healthy, and no death has yet oecurred its walls. •EARNINOS OF THE PRISONERS, Fvnin thr Ist of 3nly to the litst of December, 1816. To the amount a •r:ili received (rota tkondry per'r,ons fur work done by the prisoner.% (,after deducting the CoM. all icatel - L. 41 6 0; To the aniount of pri,ifier,' raming4, for mik in up clothing-, &e. fur the use of the prison 17 21 To tli,,onmant of earning:;: I,y f r rlsuners acting , waid, - ,WOrnen, aid in the wash-house, lann• ' dry, &e. the earnin;s of each prisoner ealcu- latcd at (id. per diem. - 24 18..0 L.S3 10 ,3 Itirmonstaolst.—On the whoid of the .abovc charge,the psis seers are alto.n.r..ta per cositsqe . of three halfpence in the 6hilThig, us appeitra anst iegulatisms. ..•. 'Flit', average 11111111)er of pristontas.lias been sixty three, ft slicrild lie observed, that the system of synth is not yut it, hill operitt'ion ; and thnt a•cothicler. able nowt - ter of the feindies received ‘v4qo totally ontlegtittintett- with the 3se of the I),:cile, when they came jut° the priton. • EXPENt'E. To the rtrnotint of all expellees, fro'in the np. ponitntent of the t.:ornittittes, 126 Febrtuiry, until the 1h ' :et:tuber lfilt; i .5082 1 4 Itl the fortitoing, am I 111 Ilrc following expetice6 were incurred dint its an with'', and for carrying the Penitentiary Act into CNVC,U. • fiat), salarirs and allowance , . to ',deer.; truth the dui vA of their uppoint went until With .Itine 4'. 430, G 3 • Fatal the ' Storekeeper ;( tivt,d's l'ohlie Store, berldifig ;111d blind ry stores . Governor't, jonrnry iu cisitaiintt of • country gaol.; printing rni, • regoleition4 4 ao,l 1, 0 1. s lIId f u i fur keeping the uee.tlllll4, .If the priittnl It.hles, Te9tantents,relieiffle,Hl,.:,c4%nt ;minion plate, flue utiJiS, &C..... IVA) I 9119 9 G Expence of 0, 4 F'tal►li.lUn(nt fcnin th,, • ' 80th Joue to the fast bcc. ►tslt ..../. , 2510. It 10 - OFFICERS /I.I I POINTEU. Cetwernor, • '.l4t run, (Implain, 1 / 4 ;orgeen. Secretary, and !=l,lter Ma nu Ittot urer, Stew rd, askintit reua, .. Tas ,ntakter, • Six Male Turolicys. t'une'r at 11., Outer GiltP. P , lrler St the inner ()ILL:. f.iegsMnkcr. .raur Patioles. A. NPACTION.IT.D. P•A't Datol 11113 22d day of t It()NE. I'd). 1-17. L's; LONG. EDNONSTONE. .1. I,t)ltt.! 1) HOLF01:11. • vVII.IIItAIIANI. (1.1.15. 1.1 1 .-FF,VRE. J: ;11N Lifpfon Tchimion-hotise,' the seat of R. 0. GAS coicam, k1.,(1. in I).)rsetShire, was broken into few nights ago, and hotrtt , ;notes to-a large amount, and 4 variety of papers and wt . :dings, carried off hy the deFctintors. • a. it OVA L A-- Mor, cloy Et el. ing• FLAXMAN's Timm LrcruifE. The Professor commenced by observing., that when one considered the devastation and ruin of the.productions of genius, ot labour, and expe rience, by the *lick tits; that nothing, or no more than ruins, remain of the noble cities of Babylon, of Memphis, of Persepolis, of Alexandria, of Her culaneum, of Athens, and Rome ; when elle sur veyed the devastations of northern barbarians, it might be supposed th it , no monument of ancient .ple'llii,bur remained ; but this opinion was euo ntoos. The world had sublime works, in numbers sufficient to te-kindle the spirit that animated their authors. In tracing the progress o Grecian sculpture, we might 'observe that rude stones were first cut barbarous". traces of the human form ; the eyes were made halt open, the hands close to the sides, and the le gs l in t b ar ely h ewn out • o f, the stone. • The first mention made of any sculptor of note in Greece was Da:dalus, who was a "most ingenious artist ; lie was the cotempOrary of Theseus. Besitles numerous useful trreehanical • instruments, he is said to have made figures to- Move of themselves, 'and to seem to he endowed with life by means of quicksilver, lie made; the • Vabytinth at Crete, which was one-fourth of the famous one in Egypt. The mantle!' of his works were exceedingly rude, but. they partook of the sublimity, of Phidias; the tigid and crude style, particularly of the drapery, Of this twist, was continued till the time of Poetry and Oratory were the first of the arts that appeared among men ;, they scattered the seeds of human knowledge, and e crc the twilight or dawn of human ciViliiation theydaid the (Olinda-, 'tion id the other nobler arts and ,Isciences. The first nm,terial incidents. for poctie genius in Greece' were . the Argonantie expediOon, the i‘.-ar with Thebes, and the siege' ofTroy but they Neere the.battles olMarathon and Salamis, that caused the elevation of the arts and sciences to that . soh lime degree ‘ vhich was venerated by the Atter the destruction' of Athens by the Persians,' it was again built with more considerable tuagni-' licence. Ifhidi3s was the principal artist employed in the works. The greatest . work of this great master was hii statue of Jupiter; so sublime was thiS in every respect, 'that it was' said to honour - the god himselfc. It was deservedly 11f:contact! one of thmi Wonders of the_ we'll, The materials of it were ivory, enriched With go'd anti .precio u jewels: Mound the'base wv.re,i number or appro...~ prime figures, and on the .1 - tasc were rep eseoted an immense munbt,e of . expeditiOns, 'wars, and fables of antit!tlity : There was reason tb'believe -that the t iri a marbles, now in .the sewn, copies of a small portion these, as th e y 'sere 1100(1 :eft tl - ShOrt bloc after them; and time works of artists. of that age were aimOst uni versally,either copies or imitations of Pliitias. Front Grecian Artists, the Pr'ornsOr proceeded to those of ancierif Rome, in his observavirnis upon which, he paitietdarly adverted to the.7easts pt esented to,the Academy the Prince Regent) the aces-milt of these, said he, is sfonewintt t cresting ; at the (hue that the oti , inals of theta were carried away to decorate :mother ; Capital, the Pope had permission to nntl,e at cast Oreacb, and place them on the pedestals, front Which "the originals were taken ; cast 9 wure Imotlle with most superior exactness . , by that best 'masters ;..w hen itish policy and arms caused the originals to be ,restored to that city, to which they belonged, the Pope, in gratitude, sent as a'magnificent pre sent to the Prince Regent, the casts above-men (Mimed. In surveying the excellent statues . in Rome the ProfessOr observed, wit ti res - peei to the Apollo Relviciere, that it was not very popular among the ancients. The reason 'of thismppeared he, that there was another Apollo neatly its the same' 1,0- sition,. but coosidertibly mute animated. Tho . Ve[Ms de Medids way al ways taniv. rally admired. M r . Flaxinan.then, in 'ConClusion, advelted to t.lsose tvondetful 4 monuMents of ancient talent— groups in sculpture. It was. nOt !ill 'atter scolp lure it iii ;irriveci at' its licight, - which was 190 Itclove the' Chrktian'era, 'that these wert executed. The finest,u'as that olt an e o o n and his sons. Cour , i - rettlitWr Sixeß,Nckis.--011 _lte head side' in the wOtti f oFort the o isaionsidcrahly : too 51)011, iknd i al; Cr the 111 I :,vre are two dots as it colon: The .11 in 1.501 fr : r i oher above th e ki ng ., r y e , the head is bidly partierilarly'the haek.part. the yeserse side the %work k very badly t r . the let era WWI ) opposite to the harp are omitted, ns trcil as the W over the N in the Word,rk,Nsti; the harp is very clumsily done, and contains six strings; there ate also t‘vci ~ !ypirers in tire ornamental work podertreath the harp, ‘vhicli are placed 00 wirereas,those on the u,tiod ones are Q.o.—Erit the 0 on the Lein( siile is, tlie - heF•t toil onost quirk proof at rietccilun.-';---,(34lnnehe;:ler Paper.)., Supttulna Cootittrt !. ItiutqltO„ anti Co. or ( I , tri , ,tte-house; oppoite the 4ey: 'lowland lliil Chapel, have establislied another IV!edkal Board it I,Vontlstods..street, Ox ford-stryet, atljoirting I,;nui4-stteet, where a rhys'ichetir anti S . urgeon, 7%ietnin , rs 'Of the, College of London, of tliirtr rearsexperlitee, reside. That thotts,lnds have been' restored to hetitit ,hy their united 'tiAetit ,, , without confine. trit , itt, is indisplttolilc, after hos - pit:lk had failed. ..Ertiptions nit the ht"4l, itee, :ind holly, ulcerated swellittp in the neck fintlei ott, the - shin buoys, t.,lnc , rs, sttiottli•ts, ti,tulas, pains in the head and limbs, anti lIVI'VOIIs debility, are Chi , eaes winch oppeor year alti:4 and often tiestrqy tionie•- t;okappi n , si , cos,rEtt, MUNI nv, ion! to., etc emu:Rite(' tiaily.at J)tn], honscs, tmtil nine pit night,Jxliete all the Members of t Le Board alter nately attetill. 'fbete are iloors at' ei housei and private rooms for ferwtles, who are treated with the greati-sI delic:lcy, Advi ce gt tit C:nitlotte .0004 e, 11:ackfri;iis, Tuesday, Thnrs,.. day, and Sinnlay ; atici ‘Voord,,tock-titan., Mont!.sv IVeduesday, Fridtiy, a Id Sundit:li; until I:2,o'chn. L. he and Yiitula cured wit hor,t. cut tiuv COAL MARKET, M ARc.ii ,5 , Ships at Market. • Ships 'sold. ' -' . , Pries. • ' 761 Newcastle 5/91 ..33:. Cd. t 4341 Od `6 Sunderlaad .. • .. t. 1..., ...... 34', Od. .p 3tii. Gd I+tNrrENTI.I.IIY.AT , 11.lNK. iw EPORT ref t toe TEE of Vic f;F:NIirtAr.pENITEN- . TiAltY at Millifott, fig• the re,ce.ptioll i of Convicts ; nia.de 'IU itittlao.oc,e ift alu nf• " *iU state af flit t;,, Itact of tilt retivirt Wit . 0410 Cfri the tr,Thilt at AU ' a/e. 1(..:411cit3i , . ale 410e,,10t of a lg a the r.3-; . 4.444.",“ c,t sueLlPenitcutiiry." • The Penitentiary, ris now ocenpied, is an, in. , conopkte hoildipg ; tlte plan on which this tinder . tal(ing is,Toothreord living, to ercct the different pottiotilt of the viis469 lit urcessive years, and to itacil l rottion us botiu us it Itirotilti he in a :amt. to receive them. portion the prison calculated to contain eonticts having been certified (otfiler tt o 524 Cleo cap. 41 )to he ready - In the inottea of February, ISlf3, a Committee of sop-.-ri,(v., 1 1(1..0ce (vas, by his Royal Ilighnest. the 11; , ,,tent, Otitis Ptivy Conneil) appointed tl.e 1211% cl o y ot Vehrtr,u - y, 1$10: The COmmittee proceeded to make roles and re....oie.ions for the government of tfie priSon, and to take .t.tielt as were directed for titat i,urpote by the Act of the 5211 Geo. 111. cap. 44. ((sot liv the . 513(11 Geo. cap. 1133. which was . , p.is.,e(fsirme time after their nomination. ' 1 he t'ontlitittre certified to Iris Alajcsty's p.d!-xeretary of State for the flome Dern tment , t t,,,; Ike pot don cif fli t` holding before mentioned fi , :tv(t. r,(ol,l)kte tie reeePtion of con. ttiat the proper officers bad (teen ap.- poiiiied for the rare and management tt o ; and titi fvfo:de eOnvietft ttrere ietot 'front 'lsetegate titi the rettitetttiary not the 27th (lay of June, o 1 octelF, liatio,.; been received since fron) eon:i -t, there are..now 75 feinale pEktillee3 in V.,' pert t•ot of the l'enitcotiary. vspected -that atrotber portirm of the 1;o11 , 14ne, calooluted for the reception of one hon. e t t male eoi(vict. , , would have been occopicti the ititerp.trt of ttce 14tit summer ; but some ap. es (It 1 0 111e . mer t ts having been observed in p.irt at the buildings, and it being well known,that the iiitime lit the soil in Ole place in which (bey 011 , erected was inch, al to render die formation of a t. 4 cure follialJtion itr ;bat spot a matter of con.: sil.Table dillictittyi the Committee thoitglit it nil have thetll by. an Engineer and Aret,iteet of tlie first eminence ; tvflo icporteti L wt Ott! 13,1: of J;ittinivy last, (hitt the Witidi i .ftlig i iit Ilecehsary to atiopti for giving seeoriiy ter sotto- pirti of the bitiblings., a'otsld not oressiott the r movai of the ptisoners alrealy re. toev,:tit the reception of others into tli"(. 1 l'ri,;Ii(1 1 1 4)4 !he pi ison which 1:43 11(1t, then 0-cii ,,..f ;.e Cointvitteo ther tf f u r e certified to his l'ha- Jr.ty's 4. , , veret:--1V Of 'State for the Itritne 9 artiliel l t. on the '2 itit (fay of Jantirary List, that the portion of the prison was `nifty ;. LAW 1.(i0 1 ; or krNG•s DEN€I,4, 0111,1'11.W,, .V. :THI3 E AST INDIA COMF'NI::Dot sated, that ths %cos ac''', l „ tre!yer; to reeoier from the defendants a trou r ' ll 'J, of Silt which had been sold by the defe"' ln n l agtots Boinba y ,to the plaintiff. The,' between the, parties, wes, whether th e v ia' put chased by ansi;no that is, by csl . " ll ' d adMettStn'ellie or. It 'appeared the SII) plaintiff for tha , salt, in the year 180. ld "' rupees , to. he, deli i vercd in barrels, ai left the . , defendant s ' warehouse, they ,tired by, their siecar , who sail the was right ; .but when it came to ri'e store-house, it wai found to be much sip ntetmire contriicted for, although be b 3; Nil value: - He (the Learned Counsel) iJ to ask from the Coat or Jury; the}' " 1- " the parole and.oral evidence of the "lt iv it wits for them to th tel mire v,i)at plahitiff was` entitled to. - .Mr..GORNEV, Counsel for the defenik tended .that, I.he plaiutili purchased it, 180,5, in for .rhich reaseA b right to admeasnrement.' Under tlins e tions, he trusted that the Jury no!" P'i diet' ior his. client. " Mr. jnstice Bi'Ytes- sttmnie the d vp „ and lilt it to them to say, whether salt contracted for byitlJe plaintiff was ~!-)y the ciefendants. If it was not, it 'Pr► to an y wilatciaiiiiii4es the plaitatilf se ll ' ior 'l'llt?'.lttry•rettirnett vcrdict tit the amount of 3001. and 403. co":'''3' BERKSITIItE ASSIZF.s„ -,-,Grtimtiwooo v. PARRY AND writ, The plaintiff in .this actin sought 10 corepensati?)n in dainagcs for false itopi • f rhe durnar,es .were lAA-vat-20001, 'Elie it appeared, teas a ,fartner i t) t his cOOOtY j a co' fallen into some etntnirrassnien ts, ,of which lie was eintipenea to al;r 4r dt:tendants, who are Commissioneis ci f ' and :we;, it oppeAr..”l., by their tvarrillit ed ,for the space of and founid n verdict, damages ,r;! , • StivEra . STEALmo.—. l (rrcn tally indicted for feloniously stcoling, °' .day of October last, two sheep, d' e 1) 1 1 Loid ViscOunt Folkstone, and in col went he 11;as - charged' with havingso s!; t e ie e otti‘l,el;ePirn;P.;ti property t c ) f 1 7 :c 1 r . bar, li Lit r v i i3 e s ' l.dL'ti both of the indictrneoLs. — M 4lll ' • cc Salem on Void and Francis Green ituticted:tor having,• on the lOth of 41'0;4 the parish Property of Daniel Wheeler. TilE MURDER • 61 , Mn. LONGU E i r t r .. we stated, that a Man named Joh n — ; a r been apprehended on suspicion of 141'' cd ;he murder of the abo‘'e g ell ti;:het' he .was under examinatioi .. fter wa4't eintned, this day, 04 d t ' vestiga 76 tion • t h e , 1-4 y-or. and Nogis whim he was brotight,fi'ii' evidence wa , , ,`„ v lu detairo"g /It' %vas accordis'O' were of VOLICE . JNILLIA(II-- COUNTERFEIT NEIV,SL-" arged s l t e l s t ' s v i i i o 4 l l;;:v i i t t i i ' lf v : ct s s i o n i c g n i e ' the e l r ‘ i t. v ). l : ' l i c e ' ll i t i ' n l o ll ; 4 l:' , ::.....l l, 61 "Wo a City ofilecri Stated 0 ) I ' o , that this being tne time vi*,b en is held arming llieies in 1-. ) "",.;bi Leadenkall-streetr hearing . 11 '", t ,' I t h,ie , Counterfeit silver WNS patting With 60 : 1 .1e other : oat .ers, if P('''' . l o ; ‘lo,eri . he saw the prioner' , 10 to ht: a tiottirfoOi smasfiee , upon whorl his foot , " ;, that he tried to ti!ol li"rtht' thew. tiiiS %%odd ut, or how he came by (boo ; n Cithe r nor the head wet e. executed like • tb ,!„ The, prisoner was reinantred till i" could attend. l i lts SAVAGT, AgsAricr• TowN HALT.; BovviovAiti.....---;'' h ,,ii,vol4o. 6”'age:Cil,C of assault Csltile 00 to before Alderman Joshua .I,oylll l l l ;j " lh'i l l org e `, l , l „ rime! Mohr!' brought. nit on ; b lic , - 6 ;j7 off the ear of Win. M ill n b;$ 11 1 ' " ooley-streer, utid 6oine days since a'quarr gmn and Morgan 'had' the ntivai from gaining it.vicstray; hint and bit oil' his ear. X thrown upon the - grout the aisigrance of sever.o ribs.: Morgan was in 110 i pit al, his ear' gilt-main of the pit pris'Jner trit 4 l' in default of hail. on the 4th of .lanwiry, at tai k; of daughter. On the4thinst. the Lady who surrivi.d hut astlorl On tilt! ijth (fit, 4 1 1 (2411ce lieniry of a (.1, fly ' , pedal licence,. W Amelia, youligest d'angi,ter On :tle 27i It nit. at Sand fleck to the Nctv;tl o ' . last week, the youngest s. St ttturies'olt /Wait . .At Brighten); Chari.es 114 air Cresar flay.kins, Bart. torrid. .Snnday last, at Tr.ids , On Tuvoday CLudfiti , Otis , of LudgAte=leill, year ° , 1‘ 1,1 „` (1/ 0 In Ne , ,vinan-utreet, on the 4th ts,a"lor .st.:!euq.ulatt).;‘c'ilrlhnildb:;:ss.73t:lllo 11 ' 1° ' *ll4' :Xt Edi:eltargh:On Oft. 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