The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-07 00:00:00

r 01 0 0 1)11. .1:0! OVerli r ; r ti d k (is *o °ll Ut? , I h i s of: , r s, IP' l b` e“. ill !I 1~ Er ~t ~tttl W~ r ~ . ''` ,4; 1 1 - 777 MN, Arun, 5. 'ok ~ • . ?I, I L iloWll from tbe saileti l tile iiiitton, for the Isle of Caole down frolit the Itiver the Royal • "eigil Yacht t o r Catais; Which N.C. AI Arlin yesterday Chi. dOei LN, '1"11133 1111(1 py t lBll 1)( • ' S 'ills 1 for BA-IM . • FALmriurnA P i tlL4.---Arrived yeiteitlay th'e ". " 1411 Ltt ith a mai) troll' 'Lisbon, ill 8 ' 66 ' 1 the Duke of Kent pact kith u Ara tt. s ..--Arriveil the Gbod Blates . - ll "Pnrt front Calais with t . ronps. Soiled iLeio e tte(packet for Cuxhaven ; Henry ;Packet forlioiland ; and Jane packet for ivithmails2 Arrived to-day the °Eaugeliacket trom Holland, and Cas- Pdritet from Cuxhaven, both with mails. ;ATE, Attu. gllNoord Stars tr(lant, wa s totally l o st, itbout eight Ott ~, ' l '4 'evening l a st, on th e L o n g 1112 Master, bA . NIEL WEESENBURG, one 4, 3 1 " a•bity, are drowned. The sonivors, " 1 " 1 Itus FREDERICK MILLER, and dam uPl icK liA td anded here this afternoon e "f our fishing smacks, which picked tiu milig on the mast. Tile p,, ' Service at ~,,,,t,,; arvez ItittlENT, after Divine airiou ott 3r,iielett, ea Good , Friday, took anii.nriy it's t i nti w hi westward, ft om tiro ir,iti r , i : , 1 Royal flightless has b t( e ) e l n as 111 any iiist iloileback to-day. fittii "Val Highness has expressed his satin: 'P o u i t o l :, the progress of the eari i improvements at t, te . I,itivYthetvhnie of the laholirerS here etny..it.7:; Pet tli been saved the mortification of stilt,r'he Nt h ' t f l i nt the itacertain bounty a 0‘ h " 5 " ; c b e 41 tti tt i d tqlte alterations, al,o, appe4r t o g'` , I , ~.s tlfhtlitt'ilibfaetion, nth' llere.again snn,le curt itttit,sll4bottrers are made useful to meth-- • . s %te r , I . t ttltakj; II APRIL 6 6 ' Y It "Y 4l Patron..g e and bounty : . v i 1 1 the weather la but a ( 4 . r drat; for o several days past. PASI.IIOIII,I.IILE ARItIVALS. t S% :4..............„044....._ • '4411/10.4Y ntntinclt, in eh:tiles-street, Berketcy-sT•tate t . 11,,,,tE11it114 Fitzroy and Lady Laura Fitzroy, in Clarg4 , s %III: :.*Nter Lady. Vernon, in Park-place, ti4;th'")44ttit bowl., . of G idford..and Lady N.10r14 St.lainet,.s -,11,,i; 14, trlttti,n,tre'4ltr 1 t, ,, ' , i n i ii.j _ it , . I Captain e G. Osborne and Miss .11`,'Yttitti, in 1 4L44 s-squate; Lady 6. i. ~d tte,. I Pok-st4vet • cap4.o4, Thelloson, 4 r the 77 4,4 Th. ur Laater • ' ► " 14 4 , ,,,, tt, 4 . ~ 4 IR. 11 edfurd- squ are ; Sit A n 47 l' 4 „ 101 , 'l.4t,leY•square ; Hon. Mrs. Harbord, as Francis W i llis,t 4 . r ,' "114,., hi Park-piace ; Ludy Emma Edgc ttnaba! L .' ' t ..4,ii 4 1 5t4 .'" ~.v . ,,,,;,, ltli*h, or .11 1 „. kt 4 4, ' t (7-aquare ; Hon. •-•‘ r ': ''''t 4, ' l lCtt itid , • , • s t re . e t ; countess .Me- . hu ' l 'l l'' ' ''' ' } ' l ' , ', i ' emii7y" 4 4 4"1es $. ItOnd-streee; Dentin toy c : 4 , , ,i ,4itc4di. u _.._nre-street,.. 1 4 , 4 41 4 44 , 1,, Ily; Mrs. Pat terson, - in , Cte, Neilonald in Piccadilly ; Lord. Bost"' • in lietlteley-square i .. 4114 ihnor.vr , tt,:tir e; e ' et; Lurd Granville Somerset, inG . r ic os y : , 't; ti 44lunel Wood, in Grafton. street, Bel o. . ; 41 1 jil r h lt'P o l atr, in s'aviiie.ron4; Sir William Bur t:lllll:'4ll4::6,Y'lti'ire ; Hon. Mrs. Migh, in UPr.P.eli -11: .4 )i i . 0 , • • ..... v ••• -... nw ; Earl 'titL 'l%k. l' ) ,g! Gunning, la Zi4 Ille ' 11i, 114 11,41 (4•14.... • 4 • Sir John and Lad She!' lait., y stpare, lot O, from the Continent. IP : 413 Ito . UP.PAIttIikES. treet, tile I:yip, iliti(,i,"44 Ind \reigftll's Hotel, Conduit", Hants, Lyy. 1, 1k1 b 14 ,. 11, ,", itotl falUily, for Putersficidd, _r. aniimes, . let f t , i , Ili 4'A faelily, for Warwickshire, an M for ‘ 'lllt.a PkY'SgrrtYi R. Franc() Esq. 1%1•P. ",,_: flinty ? 111;4, .ti, 4it 1, . ,5. ‘ in. _ . m. P. for •• 1.,' c t i t. .1 t 4 Lapel, o.irt. . e ~ on. t. 74711, 1v" ~,4 t4ththot, 4.N. to 811 gi t Clifton,' 1.01.4 1 1,,,,.4„, t4;--Eicl of Liverpool. Lord Lord J. L .144 k.,1• Willd . •-,' of Bath, , un .i i i ' •14 4 . tgrare, Nlarqut ktlll 4 1'4 , 14.1% EYlHrittth, Imrd Mayor of London,f:lmrZ-,0 i,047h:14441°"11", Sii William and Lady Lemon onsi 'C01n .4,,,,,t,atti-ry, colunei Adams Colonel lialforLoinuti kt i ' r P, 14. ;wit. ii,..ltatel .ietti,ittsoli, 'Colonel M oira ), n.. 4 1 ide ii .(:,nlotiel ;trot Mrs. Pit rson, Lie utep a a y 4•Wi11i41.441:48i'1l 111 ikjur tonally; Major Mon' : IV , p ito elitive i"------_ -.------...._.______,_ of the Ire- A i l i j jo r 4 1 11 04 It ,oCollllllooleate the failure the Loan IteHtt Prr,,,:111, th,g l'e:nling at Paris' !or a tors lot ~4, ,rti Ili kJOVelitillent. The (-nut?" F Sible `l, ' t:r tie, 1411"Irell lailfioos found it illiPme..,..ti 1,114,f1i0 t'iti Kitts of the Fonds to the stali 14'tio [1t„,41144,1,,,eY w o‘iltl be josti fi ed in agreeing .rami 1, 1 :1 1 le* The ntiletii li.ni n the Illie!!`): mi. ft,'')titt t"land were so numerous- anti t.:) the' I.4tt(ltio(; I.4iSe lilt prices to .62, and fo r i %:,••op l'e follil ..tu 62.1---(thiy and, New Tim e! ' ~k _ •••04 1,111111.: totnniiittleatinti• is -from 14114",,t. 4 01.114te, ha' 11,10114 of Ai. A. RoyliscF!4ini(ions tia,v,,:i't,,il:ll..tviii.:ii;eittiliettigillo.ciiiiiitici.dt; ili(l):ipir.:ifbsfil. v,(.:, 011.80117m:1 h,, ,c ,, i m t. Wector of ilt;ssz is 11 ( 41..1.111,4,: grPat part.". -.' 111 e ;t`e'tiiliiiii;7:l,ll:l,,listteli, 20 ---'l' lie historyo::l4-ii.i. 4 1 11 % Z ' , t i l ' I ' l 11' i s t l ' i l t t .ti e 1. 11 I t itgO4 length, cle4t bYwtittsh Ni i i i : he . 't Arell:44e.) ''t witnes in the tir,t n"--7,l),;etr `;',44li, - ''ve& of Ma , . • ' • . ,blislieu "i i'll e 1 ',',' 1 4 s; A l , '1 hntttstal just pis No 4.41, iii ~ ell 1 44. '''lll4i (111 444114111 . packet, which arrived 4 1 t Ymj,:::: t,„: : . Tir, c:'INIY, has brought libliie 5,40,0U.LP '4 tk " l .it iI, 1113 '°,111 Atotrioati priyafter ate v"/ *litt!);44, 'e West ladies' and ate' fortonme 14 , i 41 , y the st,e i t ,' . I k •t, wilici alas, , e ttr; ,_ altit.qti, , ~J, ( .7, - )4 , c ` -,., Ri o d e l , 4 , 11 ,' 7'e tehr. Mat (11.,4Uetniely !List, nom I , < , ''lth 44114%,,1" 4 it was 4.xpectell war \yin i i i 1 thl ' Y deciart.4l by die South American. 41:qt, tilt•Oover - . .„'t l t t • A Iti,e 1114eilt agnifigt Abe. Conl_ ttt ,t,rt u,e_e iit.ootober of very first A nierican lit 01:;tiliqi ri fi tting otit at 11 ;Is Avt'es 3 ll 'Y v , , 4 1 l y Hi .. 4;e l 4 . , t o :_hi4,ed Statrs " n t r i ,' ‘ '!(l by sentivii beitilignii, .. vi tit- Itv eru i . 4 lit priZeS • carried' in them, tt l4l Portuguese, have soldatt a 0,4 jIU o days: tre )1 trhr 1 . the Eall !reeling Uwterib n 11t , Prince of pry ti.cjt iltr e , gh MA RG A cc , yl 111 Arnill ' ;` l°, k and Z hed. ,„,1 t. 41 4n, t , 30 1 , i'bee, • , t , ,s l :4 niii 0 . 1441 ei f .40 1 ' I • n ortel ,kie T i , l ,e ". tl " l i fi 'i •' t e ADDRESA To i'ris VaYLERS IN CHURCH AND k'Ailit No. lr, In melancholy moo'ci 1 heavy eyelids closed, and in My rei!lesi mind, stirveyed in quickSoccesioh, all the griiunds of !toile or fear, on ireportato subject of the i'opisitriaiuts I took a careful vieiv of what I urged before, exi miled arguments, and in array before me plated th eireetieS of Chord% anti State 4 ; Pope; and Cardinals of Bottle, Italian JC3O te, in Eng land leflels, Sneittian , i; Die-enter, and the Care. less Churchman, gut to these with deep teltictance 1 Masi add, a ChriViroifatrint, at wiriirn before I glanced.—l started at the title of the list, eiimies to Church and State! Sot ely, said I; they'll think . me mad, or worse, to rank such names and charge . - ters as' these in one cottimon list, and load them with this heaiy charge. Their mOtives, thotight may be gnui!, yet Truth Will out; whoc'er assists to bring tire Papists into pow'r, might just as well pull down the Church • anir State," and with a si)4ll profound I cried; there's much to fear! But swiftly 'cross my mind a !'routes pass'd, at once !entente(' and rever'd by British hearti; the sacred wreck of ROYAL GEOHOE ! I mark'd his hoary beard, his darkeu'd eyes, and if my fancy's eye did not deceive rile, a.tear stole gently down his aged cheek—l long'd tb ask the cause_, but soon he wip'd it off, and sweetly Satil'd--;.‘ , 't was inert, tuethofight the masim was Co. firmed" How sweet is sunshine after . rain !" tMy Lord the King, I humbly cried! , it 'iwere lawful to enquire what eausid that tear, acid what pr.bduced that smile, I'd gladly venture to intrude so far. " lie quickly, with a voice serene and accent itrdd, cla i 'd," art thou a-strange!, friend ? does England's present' state remelt, a secret to the s i m pr e st:,clown ? "what, though I'm blind; and am at [titres berett Ot mental keeness, " yet e'en itl w inicrs most Severe, a ray of sunshine wilt Hp pea ,"— , red so frith We at times, a lucid and calm survey of what' is oast, is granted to allay the gloom iu which l'utfi,t'd.—Then tears' and smiles alternatedo pout tray the inward feelings of tortnind.—Bot now, 1 ‘v vpt and smird, not at the past, bet at the present .state of things in this my moot, lovid lantH I wept to think, that in the present thy, Oleic still should be strong ad vocates about the Coort for Popish Claims,--I smil'd to. think that Ile, who holds the reins'of Government for are, would exercise the power to Print consignid, as I wou'd do, as I hove always dune; with oil respect to liberty and Mies, rtrJ oath observ ing, " to support ‘iith all toy vow'!' Ihe PrOtes; Estabrishment, An Church and 'State." should fryer rest in peace, my heart would Ineak,, if not convinc'd, that George your Prince, who rules Foe MC, trill act liis Father's past, and peove a Prolistant, in this attempt to raise upon the ruins of the Church, the Pope's Supremacy.' These words,ao cheering to my mind, forbad reply, I fell upon my knees in reverence to Gtml, and cried in Transport, at the joyful newi—:-". Tire LOrd be praisid."' Anti as ~I rais'd nry .to make obeisance to the patriot King-1 found his aged tOrlll no More. 'Twas airy vision all ! and yet some little hope remained, to check , niy fears."—That this may be the line our Prince' in mason kith acts already done, the ieast• expected by his earlier friends, the best re , ,, eeived by tho,e who've always proved his. Father's, faithful subjects ! Scarcely did :he thought of this excite a warmth 'of pleasure in my heart,..before another pressed upon its heel and made me leap for joy. A group of loyal 'objects, arm in Arm, advanced, and to toy Fancy's eye appeared as Giants harness'd for the fight, their banner, „ uIIALAI IN CHURCH AND STATE, disOlayNl—and first. methought I saw the' Loyal PeecivAe, ritough dead, hip spirit still surviv'd, rand seemed to aniniate the Noble who fills his thee a 6----TH next with others of a 110ble „ , a cs all trai'''(i in faithfulness to watch and, guard the Throne the Church and. State, 'gainst. all intruders. But stay, one figure my eager eye. His gown and • dress, at distance,. made we cry, AN ABBOT ? 0 that name! Ot others most despised,..mongst popish drones who suck the home from the lab'ring Bees. But on nearer view, I found the truth of that well-known and useful word of cetition, " Judge not by t/e' uppeacance."—The gown did not denote a popish Isigr►t, but disclos'.4 an Ab-7---t of superior mind, a flit Lial servant to the State, a zealous member ot the Church*, and loyal Subject to his King, and firm opposer of the Popish claims. This, this shall cheer me, in the gloomy mo inents.of ri short delay ; and since the warning's and the tithe is fix'd for battle on the self same floor, ivliere once this, Speaker stood, (like British Oak, amidst . the :storm and., roar of threur n ing eletnettts, initrtov i d,) undaunted, in the front o'th' battle, am: did win with words of elOquenee, what uone before biro did achieve, the !warts rf enemies, and the ayes of friends to Eng `l3ll4's Church and King,—l'll wait the issue of are first attempt, and now I take my leave of jopisil -potters; and, my next address will call attention to a subject near my heart ; , INSTRUCTION DV 'THE POOR. A PROTESTANT, _ CoitNAltacttANoe, Ai'Ou Sopply this tituiiliiig friink Esiric 1.;rol Rail iti<intitY cif Grain left over, the sale was dull, it a decline. of 2:5 . . Per' liye is 2s. Barley to Its. and Ault i'roni Is. to 2i. • per tinarter lower. New Tick Beans support their 'priCe, lint old are very tlt ply of ci.its, iltvy may b 2i. pe). phirter lbwer: terAtiori. f . - i;(11!. ViAl.t. - - rnie ditto - 17>0,. Old - - - s:/s. 121 s. Itye 445. 51, Fine ditto - - - trs. Ugtiity - - - 303. SGT. Fine ditto - -4.3 t. 5.25. Malt Fin,. ditto, • SOS. itts. Whit el'uase t . boilers) tQ s. b,l s. Fine %lit to - - 04.5. et; Grey Pease - - - thSs. 40. ull. Having. a large aup conaillercd from Is. ft . ; In.other articles no al- rine Orey Pe4sa • 60s. —S. Means- - 255. e 1 S t Old dim), -• 5Cs. §4s. S.nnllTicii Deans 325. 38s. 00 ditto - 535. (ids. Flied Oat 3 2i*. t'ine ditto - - 255. J. l'oraild ditto - - sus. ditto *i4. 41s. Potatue ditto - ..41s. 50s. It..ipe Seed 601. 811.. per last. rine Flour - 100. !psi. Si:condi . 955. ioos. tiIitTIIFICLD, APRIL. 7.-I'h. e day's . Alarliethad a rai&lling supply.of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other re spei.ts was cousktierable; Mutton is dearer, Lamb is cheaper, Ileef, - Nrkont.l Veal support last prices, and thy trad in . , general wa;.telerably brisk. The sales iu the flay•market were pretty lively : Ntraw anti- Clover uh4iiheil last 'prices, Ilay has tallen in price. • , iluuexed is a correct statement of the Prices and Numbers: sink the Otral, per stMit• of ttllt. Beef, 3s. 341. to 4. 6d. 3s. Sd. to 54. O. Lamb, 7s• 04. tci Bs. 6d. Vrai, 4s. 4d. to 6r. Od. Pork, Ss. Bd. to 54. Od. BeaNts, ! : 590. Sheep and Lati3bs,l4,2oo—Wyes, 210. • Ilar-Nl4tatr.T.-11ay, I. Os. to 5L 10s. Straw, 11. 105.,t0 21. ss. Clover, 41. O. to 81.00. DUEL-OR NO DUEL. On Saturday morning. a ,meeting took place at Chalk Farm, between Captain 8.- , and Caplill 11— of the Royal Navy, in consequence Of a quarrel bet . .veen the parties the.same morning, at an hotel in Co'i•ent-garden. The qUarrel arose out of a misunderstanding between thc partieS. One of the Gentlemen thought the oilier ques tioned his being a Captain in the,Navy from some %voids he dropped as he passed by soul, It was inimetliately7 taken up In a serious manner by the utlicr, who. ; called Ppon him' to prove his own 'claim to the tit Iv olCaptaiu betore he qnestioned card of address, and told him,' that should be in veuiting in two hours at Chalk Fiin with a tried;((, The other replied," I shrill meet you there. - . 'Hwy accordingly met, and the sec:oml interposed to endeavour to accommodate the matter between the p 'flies. A recoueilMtion took' place, and the Gentlemen met earls other half-%Vay alld shook hands. Both ut them were at the attimk un Atgiets, THE 11()YAL lIITNT. niday mo; at . bait' pait - ten o'clock, the !loyal hunt took place, upon which occasion, the PktfNCt -REGENT'S Staff hOmul, tartlet! out at . rrry- thlt, ther, pea?' ChertSey bridge. —At the commenccment cif the hunt the sportsmen were exit cutely nu:ncrous, arturtnting to upwards of 150, wh . `o e.tutetrom vat ions pat ts : to represent at the sports Of the field. The deer,'at skirting, gave sonic very excellent sport ; took through the inclosnres, making towards Hounslow Heath, and after some time took to the left, in Ilse direction of Longford, arid crossed the Bath road, taking to the right, through the open fields, making for Hallow, and then crossed the Uxbridge road, Making several turns, and was at length taken near Hayes, abotit four miles this side of Ux bridge, alter a hard (ttlee of upwards of four hours ; and although. Abe number 'ot sportsmen were so extremely numerous at 'starting, they were all, knocked up from excessive fatigue, except only hix or seven, who were in at the taking of the &Li, arising from the length 01 time the hunt lasted, ?Is' well tAs from the heat of the weather. The horses were also knocked up. The state of the country fs now eery . ninth against the sport of hunting, so moth of it being inclosed ; iu het it is nearly all•so ; but although it is against the spot tauten, and horse! , , it is in favour of the tleer and the dOgs; lia.ter Monday there will be another hunt, when tae deer will be turned OnLon Wingfield Plain: Pm.; ttissi.---Saturday Burke and. Leic stet - , and ~oath. Achim *old Connelly, were to have fought at Darttord-heath. As they were enter ing the ring, the Magistrates prevented the com bat. They then - ,set off' to a spot near the B irge house, Wookeich, and Leicester and Burke , m edim e ly set•to. The former was seconded by Harry Harmer atrit*lnter, and Tom y)livcr and , Clarke waited tlponttrlie., Jr was tor 614 gui neas.. Tke braltie lasted two hours ; 66 rounds were fought. Leicester was conquered and dieacl fully punished about the head. The second bat tle was between Josh. Atkins, tlie botchy'', and Connelly, a coachman. 'They bad. .6'.; rounds. Coach,V was beaten in an hour and ten minutes. islaWvott - r .(ist.tt - WIGHT}, Arum s.—The formation of two troops of Light - DrAgoons, ; to b e tomm anded by Sir Leonard T. W. HoemeS, proceeds with great spirit, nearly all the most active and sespeetuble yeotovry of the iik :l l W e . log. tendered their services. The nunth:4 being lituited ttsiten troops,-imot tli'Xcnity has occurred ' II ma king a soleetion agreeable 1i the wishes of the numerous sod tespecturite aputicents. ExEcuTioN.—Vonifiree, who was con vieted at the late Maidstone As4izes, for ndilicionily shoot ing his land:ord,.Mr. Bratnlvell,iwas executed on •ib noi ,t a y, atq -j'eueneleu-heath.. He had been constantly attended by a Clergyman since his eoivtetion„ nd evned the utmost penitence. '!'lre Oi pe Atki i a Cor ps of the Dublin 'theatre, a . c amongst svloon are Basnam, Miss L. K Hw y, and Miss BYRNE, are now pe.rforming . at Cork.— Joti es s , of Coven.-Garden Theatre, fills op the vacancy this week, when the house closes for the seitn,on. Addreqs spoken by Mr. ICESiftWOR taking leave of the Edinburgh undiende, is the prthitte 'ion of Mr. WALTEIt SCOI7, , Ijpg , J `v= INSOLVENEJ)P4II( lb' I. Othi: . i. .• t* „ bufintAltn btiC;llllAi,,li.:; „ Saturday' John I_)ll4itl.ls 5 . 4 aptalts tit atiO'Soia of the Wort. Alek. brought itli to be 'Kt S dent 1ek:; . a.41 WIAS opposed by PllO9. Lle:.sitbstitilcie (t'hl3 examination iras folliiws : I —Early in, August, 1105; he 4.1.1.1 ed at Trinidad.in a itierchant vessel; teem the,lslat)4l of I)4)min:ea, with a vaitiahic cargo, the iltOpe.r . ty of Ii t4l ICI', the valtieolars of .whieh,, lifter sitto conversation between 0, 14 , Co q uir r I . on both sides, it ‘ras agreed not to intptire into This cargo he'soltifor 'lO.BOO dollars to ;tYessrs~ Carraceio, and -to. Trinidail; c,nc of ,tlt partticiii of which` firm: he , had Jett behintl 41 Doittinicii. , The Mouse knew very , that' the cargobelnriged in father, and that lie Ilitnseltlind no other Property • but his cOlitmission in the Sivp. ,There being a scarcity of sPeizie lii the island, Messrs. Ditinolar4 •” arid Co. tendered; itrsparr payment for the cadge { ,Bills eta Ettgliiitd at a certain date , but Captriiti Cochrane, knowing that hiS failrer wanted ti cash settlement, preferred aCceptink - syliiiie in dry goods. These goods Were aeetirditigly put on board:the same.voi:.tl that ddivered the previous cargo,. anti which to in The tir.o isititirce chartered by Air. Cochrane johns one front ot Dontinita to "Frinidatl.,'and back . ayrlitt. It W4tt foinul they were insufficient to fill the . sliip. U4lder th4f . se cuttist;inces,',and 'the chati;e'.44l beiro,4 p.ty. able if tlic vessel retrt net! t tupv, Dorriol.t.:4l raid Co. proposed to fill up tjte deficiency it) the Cargo nomitiallY on Capt. tiichresife's reSpotisibility, but really oil that of - his-lather, they kitcW; and Wiinin the Other's dealing was tinits::seteci througllthe Orediom of his soli. Goods were ae. erirdiugly pot on board to the valor ut 10121. stetl 7 i hg ; f ol ., th e amo unt of which Capt.Coclo.ne gave has own note, pliriblit at.otietitOwit's date troni the 3d. Of August. On the .23th of the s;.rnetnont It , - Captain Cochrane learning that the iiihuirilt y were likely tO•take notice of stiniethiog (a illSelo - of the nature" of which was no , pressed hi. this examitiaticilt),..relittitished his intention of returnin g ; to Dominie4 with the Cargo; abich lie sent forward iiiidet the .cat e of some other person, anti advist.d MessrA. I)lttitnlird ,nil ; Co. that he WaS Unexpectedly obliged to Shave his co , .ose•tO England, hut tlidt he Had written to his father, requesting hint to 'flake the tiCeessary arrange inents for the paymeooof the note - a-licit lie (the son) .. had acceptell,- ; d.iin . cOntpleting the sltip' cargo. For the amount of «his note CaptaN Ctichrane. I,ttrtS sortie Jinn at arrested, mita . 'which inninelit licdeclart.d that , he thofigh.t whet., ii ho hkd received all the .gbOdi and wild the freight of- the vessel; 11:4(1 long since Settled. the ',whole transaction. lie, hill Itinrself received a penny out of it. 'Fitese were shortly the particulars of the case. Mr. Serjeant Itui4i,itt4oTo!')/, in renewing the particulars of tits case, us 41iselosiid by C.lptain Cochrane, and tinenhiradieted by'any evid,tice4)ll the part of the oppdsing creditor, kVil . l of opinion, that thong.ll the Captain • liall legally nits,,te 4118. , self liable for .the psywtent of his mite of 101 1. yet that no train appeared on ti4e. faint of..th.li transaction, as the patti..-s knew '.:rev •tvt.re detil log,' On accourit of the I.it her r and had themselves proposed the additional tilling up of, tint cargo.--• Captt;in Cochrane eras then tlischarged. C4TIRICKFERGUN, MAncn 2 t. • Before 11 1 i Ilunourulde Baron APCLaiLLAND. • uNLAinvi. ' 3. 111. V. M'cury was indicted for pilviitel marryiug Arthur Connor, of 13.1111;u1ri . y, a Pro. tea - tant • t o Ar dl Itotll3llCHltilliieto Wilhont the .entistnt of said .Arthur Counor's p 44 rents or guardians, he being at the-time Isaac present %viten Arthur Connor and Ann NPAliillan initrEled ill ht 110!)Se by Pi lest Weary ;• the Pi lest asked Cnotint.'9• age, ho represented hints& nitteresn the al4a asked if,the parties believed in the Catholic Faith, and then married them. Thomas Connor, the father of the young man, said, that his 6011 Wtt3 nit yet eighteen ; that hri was brought up as a Protestant thin he - a►►d all his family are I'roolestat►ts, and .witness's brother is a clergyman of the Chtlith of England; Ann Mullan had lived us servant to him--he believes she ►s a Roman Cat holiC. • -- The Hon. Baron NrClelland explained the law to the Jury ; that in limner years the offence %vita reckoned a capital kloity, /but a Subsequent Act., tineliorating the penal laws, by subjecting the of. fender to a penalty of 500/. must; of course, he. understoud to havt;..repetiled the Act which sob• jected to . a eapitallnuishment. The Jury, in a few minutes, brotigltt In a Ver.'' diet of Guilty ; and the beamed .. .judge sebtructul Priost MiGtry to, pay• a line of 5001., 011t1 t.O be imprisoned till 'it is paid ; Oseccing, bar he con,iderest he did a service to the commit, nit y to put siteli a person as the prisoner out of the di - vilig-IliktheramisChief ; for tlittre. eotiki scarcely. be a greater nuisance, or more det est auk characters, 'than such bueklq. beggars, - . by whose! "means the most serious injury. was smut:tittles done to tespt etable families, by initeigling the young and tinv..,,ry intu ktnprovvr connexious;and . robbing parents of their ei,iidren, otter all their : anxietias., at tse very thoe, perhaps, %Viten they Otpeeted tbent,to lt , F establrshed in the world in credit Und raspeetability. 51,Coe T civli,..Ted tort he Judge B.IOIV paper, in :which I:6 prolsing the tf rta.:l renounced ail allegiance to Baron :t1.4CL.r.....t.m5u skid, :lid not tnow religion that .wus p,s s•urc rte was a Most datteroUs..elliti,i,..t.,. , Fi - itloy night the 14ons:L! ti MIC. Swilliow-siteet, reA,?„,,.0., o f fi v ,lo K /. ISAI•1;-inites, ikod .( , tlict Ittticle3, It torned mit id egittninAtitp,tliat 'WO.; v 04 . 4;1 01 0 , ', t o I,ec,nle toliotinted With, v t ,ne who bil l laicptl opportuoity olynteitog tili.t-!M>,l4se. The av pr eti t ce confessed Kit, II knew, 1/4 4 ",.. w..ts tht A n eatis l,f iippretiendhig Geo'r g e y ‘ ite , a, l a m e s ond Henry lionie, on wen kn o wn " wets , tillf)11 WllOlll three of th e #l,ars vt.tre , l o und...—'l'hey were 'Oll taken to the rublic UQW•street, and coutthittrott. ,4trn