The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-11 00:00:00

k 4 a r s; ~ ~° 1 716 : • • r r ~, 1 EAST' IN 1)1A 1 N'rE' 141JENC Blttibav papers reaebell town.. yesterday to the middle of September. They do n o t supply arty' i t e,v d tails it the operations of the 'lndian Chiets Ogaiost each• other. The only article of a hostile inittrrellrey'furnish relates to•the Company's criii zers employed to the *eastward. On the sth of April the boat, of the Termite crnizer attacked and drove on snore, oil 'Tenette river, two °War prows, mounting four raistacks each, and full of torn y- on which. service'-acting Lieutenant` hitt chant, is very ptoinising officer, was kind. ;On th-elth:of Jane, Captain Rowell, at't he request of the resident, lafftled° a, body of ,scankra Anil ;urines front the cridiers Teignutoutfi and ben.tr"st coasistik of 115 !two, and . proeeciled vv,th !lair] in Alaro,.tbe bitter vessel behtg left as It ,iil-ship at Macassar, all tl,e dispwable force hero a ith,drsiivit front the fort. The timid It -was stationed off .:'l,ttoi 'river, and the Tertiate all Tinoritty, ahroi the coast and deter' the chief from reinfuyeing the enemy.near Monts. Tire position occupied, by the enemy was about s from Ni.teos, Hi the entranc e o f a str o i u passlt , litir, to the hills, where' they were iu treuched ill 15 Strollg reilottht.4. On the morning of the Silt our force proceeded to the attack, sir cording, to the made by Major 'Mimi, the resalent ;:the stamen' being attached to the bit:tering tons, anti the nialices ineori)laated with : the troops. The attack roommate(' at dal:light, and continued 'until four in the afternoon, when .the Ct ct)ty,: iilrv'l' . a Most desperate resistance, was .41! iv-tt plea 10, , limo the Whole ,of hi.r in -trenelimettts our I'os tKeilsiou is very vott , Aderable, being 74 hilh a l woomled, t , c.tnenty's foice cstimatel '4,01.)0 t itatotMaim Dol(pli, only a minuted to 350 ra n k surf fill', the seatnati and marines. The .Coiheittuder iss Coiet of the I.lOtti's forces., i)titoe Chita, with two other chiefs, were killed; ow l tlit it 1 0 , s is compdted it .500 wen * wottmled --(Gaz, 'tilt Se/Vi(,e/Wier. ) LcuTT A , Auci. 10,—On last %*etlatmtlity eyqtt . . , ing 4 i t of the Aqiatie Society .was ityld, ut -old' 11. seviael ititete•tilip, communications twere ,suibutitted to the , tiocigty. Amongst thest . ! was the Vl.lsei's Tour to tike,-sLniccol the Sutiei tool Janina, mid thence across, a most Jual iotet e,t big country to the.snurces of the ; it long and curions document was 1 11,0 communicated rev:a:ling several classes of st!bhers and.mtirtlerer*, kno,,n in the',•_)outh of India :by the Haute of Pbanse,gats, .ittni in the Upper Provinces by the :apti,t-liatioi, ; Ibis of . prtiCliCe it the employ. Pieta Of it . wrow, whiell they throw round the traveller ,whom hake fallen tit with on the nni'‘lo-81 1 111treu; ly by apeillent, and whom 'they iiius stratigle and rob they live in ItIII icry, tool roam the citatory ayeg . ttlar bittlar ot . (hiel Tlte cotattionicativ;l WaS 'sCnt by :311c i WoOti frolll 1 \144414, it,ntl WIIS by se, ct al: extl,4cttt .trom gflieial rrports made in this p irt of 111.1i:z. 4trcolaht of Sea snakes th.,t their appearance some lime since S! ei " Macirtitk WaA.also fonvArtlol. by •,,tie, kse pr,et cil to he ve sontioa: in .1 vet.; h degree; birt.ilie e4tkiblish plowsp'the spot, and the retply applie.ition of the e!tn-de•like, prevented any Its, of hi..tti 'l',w ii shoot paper& were, also 'nail ;" nue on thin eerelliollies Observed at t h at Co: cooation it I. ,011 Coast., by Mr. Brown ; sout her oirseveral ancient Coins strok.l4 by the. Titration hings, ralinnt 250, years before ChrisT, and which resvilti..(l by Dr.tutu the Society. "Ilis Excellency the President was present, nugt.t.ttlG.- 7 Sekral erroneous teports having be( it eirettlittodof an ittten'yd duel, eve are attain:. iist.d to insert the following statentetit :-411' con setpienee of high words pas4in t , , htlween bir C-- I I (1 whilst Item bi 'a tete days Mee , %rivi to him e taken place between 'those Gentlemen nt oieltiek on - Wednesday inorttiog, the first instant, in the neighbourhood lloy i !fi ll Mr. 11. arriving at the appOiot ell pl,tcv, to , tv,ts tostitntly takeit itttu eiistpay Sir C. N. Ml', tii,rrrri'ybeen placed' iu ti slim. I. i r H411,60:1, sent his :Hen& to the ground to ac vow! for his nott-iittetidttnee, mid with poiitiee 1 1 1....1 Oots to propose (lent the Alteting pl tce with ati little del.ty 43 possible. 'l' his pr(yosol t'S acceded to by 'Alr. H. and his ft bi,t, in the course of ‘Vetlitesday evening Sit C. N. received' a Written apology, perteetly sAistaetory., hum tkir. 11. und the patties after saardv-,...ntetr. skiten• ki .reConeirtill 4)11 400 k '((.0/1/tit.jd,,,;e: %PP: .I'h Y3l 1../AOL.---Edril , On Sunday morn. 1 1, t: 129 t b t ar, foot of the in a lmoners confined 11,11, g10 1 tor non ch•irges felony, ciertid their e,e.tpc_ how the gaol', by eating through the non. fastenings of the doors ttf their, two cells, with after which, having w,figonell a free pa4 , sitgt: to the day,room, they cut away, it' remarkably thick irOO har in one of the iodows: of that room, and tearing tint, the lower Jiatt and the stone.tvoll toi:vtiter obtained ttio Opening' torn -tently large to allihv their passage theottgh. 'I then piOceeiktl to let themselves til ! wit from the window by nolanl of their blankets fastened together, and tied lit the top to the upper part ot [IR ; kind htiVing deliVrnded to the roof of kt stoitil 6(4111110g nodev the window, at the hack part of the pot, gat down into , the gardenosealed the trit e r wall, and Wee not , sinee.been heard of. Laa'pristmer.bail an iron on his,right leg. The night being rewarkably st o r m y was great l y v„,., of the above operations,, so that tint the waS given, and the prisoners were not day light, An Active search is lair/^ )i af!er them. I .l'kvo'per , ,tilp,, of the unines of Costft auti Afar ebais, the tormer Sdkr (11 1141, he t+411,,1 hil'yr Lei:l coshleailietl'by the th.re inow.hs imprisonmelit nhcf a Tine of- 100 frabeo , the first fur haviati b r i t aa take awl laterlikimee, aa(rthv uti.er tor lit let iiig st:clitioure Paper,) \Ve take shame to ourselves for not having sooner moires, the very able Address to the Court of Kiog's !leech during the last Term of a nrr rister from the sister kingdom„ )n the canse,S'erge against Sabrelao. The follitwing is,. we believe., a pretty correct report of it •• , • ~ " When look :trotted Inc, and above,.end lur low me, end dizzily ponder over the title of time, which, rolling , threugh this elevated edifice, sweeps th e mighty and the mean to•one Cotllllloil bollllle, whence, as the poet of nature informs, its no traveller returns—when I reflect that the Court which I, nosy achlreSS, iiny perhaps the very seg. went of the•seat I noSy orcupv, was- heretofore enlightened by that Aernea Borealis of legal arid-. gence, which homed a halo on the brows of ,l Dunning. and a Marisfiehl, I feel rooted with'ter ro'r to the ground, told paralyzed in toy loWer ex tremities like ilie Marlde-thighedMunareh in the Arabian Tales, Would to Ileiteee that the red, haired Founder of this venerable flail had snatch ed Tyrell's dart froni his own hosomoind plute!,ed it kit) mirie, 'ere 1 had , 6.oyed, this office ! But the different epochs of nor existence checks the wish Lords, my client, the plaintiff, is of the„- useful cuts, of beings (nine of whom were heretofore sopposed to coustituie a non) who give broad cloth to the back—serge to the Stomach— hockram to the body—thickest to the thigh ! His manuers are Modest—lsis (-mffler is Creditable— his she!) is - skew:y-4'0:16s residence is Ratcliffe. The defendant is. an Officer of Dragmins, recetitly deawn front the purlieus of Pall-mall, and plat tered at lionusloW: Luridly for him the 'days 'of drawin g aod quartering are over, or 'wrong s like' my client'S' justify thv eorporeel partiiime It might be act:Weer, it might be desip, which caused Captain Sidnetach Out if vi,;! t o the Wap. ping Docks, to lounge over Ratcliffe HiAway. Attracted,by rhuse , reords, .".Serge, Tailor, and' llabit.mak hethalted .at • Ilse pbOrpiti dotjr. Arts tlNg44tt pelisse., with arms extended, ruing steinging on the door , post —he entered the Atm, alll with a blawlisliment well suited to the• .. pet !HY of his' purpose, he• ordered a pelrse of the saint, workmanship and muterials, - 'The superh hut went staved like the welt of Atiachne, from the fin- 1 ger's of the-plaintiff's joureeyinan, .and on the f Monday week following the defendant is3llcri from . the Hounslow Barracks, the envy and admira tion his:•booted brethreo. fits collar was' of sable fur. Get me it of sablet,' cried he i ii mindeing the march of the; dupe of Deum-i * ;We het 0a ken he would have added, the Pevil wears We Damou of Darkness struck iii his throat. MY Lords, you are (and limg. may you continue to be) clad its the robes of office, ;Ind you kilos', what fur is. When ro ' ‘) reflect that the pelisse %.Isi of eXtrit-stiperfine French brown that bands of braids we're bummed on the "birstint, with 'a fork of ditto behiml ; that die side seems , were finely and fully figured ; that she tassel %vete teltbottred; and that fii,es „resu lt s p; lotus thm;e'of Mated', enveloped,the .ih chine, •yoio will not, I ion sere; elevete'yoereye-broses with extra astonishelent, •IVlam. you 'lcily') Slit the price deem° ded was' 171. I 4s. 6d. The plaintiff. wits ,pre,sioge-,the .stele id tilt trait donned ; bot cash nal being forthcomimt,, the plaintiff tire se . . , a hill of .exeliange for the amount,. whim' the de fendant octepted, peptide at Messts. C:ild and Company's, 'rem:tit...bar, The ,bill Was presented' when doe; awl seas itOted for non-paymeot.God for hid th a t I should impute . z any blame Messre. Child and Company. - Tbir answer WAS No i effects;' end after sedultins inquiry I find, cha t witen n twin has no money in a banker 's hands; such honker k not Immo! to pily his drafts. Vida, my. Lords, the defendant most have known. His acceptance, therefore, was a mockery of the lace,- merchant it wart battering the bacon of baseness; it was thrnsting the red-hot poker of pertness into nircetdy blazing conflagration of my client's grievences.. The detentlalWA had row throW away :the scabbard, and the plaintiff drew the !sword. tie sued ,out a writ; in the name. of George the Third,, of the United Etegdom ut Great Ilritatiit and Ireland; 1:rebool, that emerald in its nrifathotned eaves of deSpotisill ; (hot hap, less tin kettle, doomed to belternally appurtenant to the tail of the diig uF waf. A declaration seal filed, cautiously coon - lining counts fir goods sold a nd delivered, and for work ioul labour, with a notice to plead iu eight flay;.---Evennow the plaintiff did gunge than by legal courtesy be was bound to , perform. lle detnaudeq a 11; , ..3—h0ar priMitiVe,theprOt - TSS I . otherwise jedgmeet—hoW awful the alternat is e ! " This was contumeliously contemned : it was treated at Bruium,lwo's.- ;But they plaintiff, uty Lords, was no mimic Jove, bantering and . hilts. relit% from a bridge Of brass ;, Seree, and not sawn., vilis►the ICH tagonist whom the defend. ant was to cope with,. The trait was hurled„ wild interlocutory jtolgtneut •WaS signed for want of a plea. At th stage of the proceet:ings, the plain tiff's Attorney put into my imexperienced hands an affidavit of the CMISti Of action. The ,motion lie wished me to submit to your Lordship, was novel and arduous, Seniors in silk, and Puisnes in prinfella, would have shrunk front its. experi ment. But, full of my client's wrongs, and s'welling like the Sybil with my,trubjeet, even so bumble apt individual as myself now reuttires to move you' Lorilships.-...-that it may he referred to the 'Master to Cfri)pitte principal and interest on the Bill of ,Lixcliabge upon which this action is . ' brought ! ! !" We observe, with pleasure, that the'eontlirion of the ontnerous body of nailmakth in Stafford_ shire is improv e d by n meeting of their employers, heleat West Bromwich, when it was unanimously agreed to 'rettore their rate of wages, which bad been, from the depression of that trade, partially , t 1 considerably reduced;—(Birminglia t u Paper.) Wednesthly aftermion, between foal and fives o'clock, as a Jew pedlar of the nione.or Cohen .wAs coining from Limelionge, he was acc , ;sted by two tames aimed es sailors in old j!if : kVt . ti loot; trowsers,'who appeared to be foreigtiert; bet %veto ['Opine' anti- Stepney: they knocked, ion) doyen, and robbed him rat two It, about V. in yrlvcr , with which they made their escape, '1." . 0 111;% 111',Nli.trLENC1;L COPY OP A LETTER' PROM ADMIRAL I.DRD RAD STOCK Tt) THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR. - S ‘ hi de,' Cottage, Croydon, Jan. 4, 1617. f.,ogDp....—your Lordship has ;ever she vii yourself such a ,zcalii4 friend. to the Poin, that I trust you Would consider any apology 1 could offer thl4 address as stipeitluous. - The feeding the ImagrY is, no doubt, h tnd charitaWe act ;' but this, at best, can be considered only as i tempo rary relitl, whilst to teach our 110 0 1 h filleting. fel low-creaturett to feed themselves is an indisputable good. It. is almost needless for me to trouble your Lordship with more on this subject, as the printed letter, that appeared not long since! in the Ilibtn• in s ~ Past, ;end which,may be found on the reverse of the hand.bill, will nearly turhish alt . the details : of that which is further required to carty this most - desirable object into effect; entreat your Lordship not to stirrer yourself ro be per snarled - that the Poor theniseive s will never enter into the plan here presented for 'their assured., my Lord, that such an asser tion would be most 'unjustly founded,. as twiny ot my poor cottage neighbours have, with grateful heal is, eVirrced the contrary ; having not only re, ceived with grat it ptle the wholesome. mess” !wh kit base alfOrded than, but they ate at, this:preiettt time 'occupied in cocking ,for themselves the afore-Mentioned messes„ having le trot , (ruin ex !lerience, their goodness, and the facility of the oc:s,. The i cclt of tliese experiments hair li(;en a re : Thieriot, of tlirtv. loaves tleek iii a ramify. This is ri'iiiving fid. besides : the consumption of bre.trl, and affording a family far more heurtenin;.; and palaiirble - lood. It, for argument sake, l Om, Out many" refractotyper- - sons will. •beitonuil among: thof,e to, Whom tics (nude of cooking is :1-imposed, it surely, on the other band, ouglitto be admitted, that wilily will, gladly accept it, .Now as, we all of its .are, inoie or lesS,'creal tires tat imitation, why%mity we not . supposc tlott,,. by degrees; the !vill t lead , the! experinicnts ? AS a roof' that l sini'not siugulurin my opinions on this 80- itctony Printer infortncniv,.as your Lo.res',il~ will perceive, by the - ineinsedjetter, ,that be has sold. 2,500. t ol e my • priuted sineethe 'l2th . A l ll that remains` - 'foi me to ad I, is - earnestly to.. -entlidah yoor'.l.or4Nliiit to r e t Ihk! stlie r n u .. h it proper Itanik, a m 141 1 .44. you, +v ill listvc 1.14 e goodn es s itod to dispose Itundreils4 the- IRlticl•bill am Ii tlboise in'the City iv ho might• be ; coAsitlea tilts 01051 likely ry profit by them. Let Abe honest anclitiltistrions tradesman, possissing scanty means, and i t large amoog r ttiose first selected, tin l ill „, atis..ir tor tflepapers be ing gtriscittlly received, .irid 'beneficially applied. have t he isomnir•to be, &e. RADsTOCK. Tlit P.;gt&Hon.the Lora Mayor. • ANSWIRR. Istassion-1-10asei4an. 7. / 8 17. The Lora Mayor presents his (mail ph mews to Lord Itadstock , and will do all in his power to l'orwahl his 'benevolent intenlintlq. : Lt.t.litu.l.toult,AbirterCuttage, Croydon. CAN ar,,natt, JAN. 9,—There will be Congre gationi'nb tht-h.illowing days the Lent Term : Saturda..Jaa, 18. (Bachelors' Commencement.) Wedacmday, 2t dem). Wudaksdny,,Feb. I;E, ' tit "Terfn• at eleven. • .. . at tva Tnceptor.) Friday, 3 , at ten (End of Toln;) l'he Iter..lottN,flitOWlNl E was last ; week insti tuted to h e Rectory of Crowrithorpe, in Norfolk, on the presentation, of Lord Wonßuotise. . Mat.*Noi-totx AcernaNT.--,The following:me• lancholy aeci_clesit neenrrcd at 'about eight ,o'clock on Souday evening Idtil, near Canihridge.:—A. ruing nfan, flanked Barker, accompanied by John Witt, au interesting boy, aged . ten years, drove a ' , horse and gig Iwo the river near the Small Bridge, tor .the ,purpose of washing them, when, i he water beiog onnsually high, the current forced the horse 'ittl ' d giwdown the.river, With the man : and boy, but the ,matt foitnnately caug h t b y the branch of if tree, ear the brid ge , an d was enabled to sa ve hi n mself till assistance'came to hand. The boy,. we are concerned to say, as well as, the horse, were (Irowned.. The burstu anti - gig were hound next thy, near Trinity College bridge. The body of the , unfortunate boy has not yet been, discovered. , The body: of a decent dressed middle aged man was picked op above London Bridge yesterday morning', by Slough, a watertuan, in a State which scarcely let - ,..'10 . features discernable. A document was found I.:l Liv hine, which led to hit identity.— lie. was lat . C ' ,' T : , t 4 itch Teacher lir ksehool in 4nr rey4Aud lain ~, ~ ided at No. 4, Falcon-row, Ken niogtom: Ilia . + e was Bigot, and he had been missing sever,. ys. , : Carter, {sa ~, i . r Brighton Correspondent, has c aecepted'theA' singe to fight Cribb for a stake of 200 goon:4,1:1' -.., !le battle is expected to take place in abot - ,-, ' ''; r . months. -A lette r w as dis patched fro m 1 ii` n to.CarlhdeWith the pro. 4)6941 to the 01, ' j ' VnThtirsdity e vening` ; 5 to 4on Cribb is 0 ''. ' and taken at Brigham. .. .. . It is universal! -.,, Cknowledged, by them* r wectable part of tio..i Profession, that the I\ ' di Boards, established i by th e celebr a ted So ,i.no., of Charlotte-bouse;l:Blackfriers4 oa d, a'nd' ood - stock-street,' Oxforo•Ftreet (a , few dooms froom Bottd-strect)', 'are ,Ome fouutain bead' for advice.-- It is a tact, t h at ,' by the united . talents of these Qentlemen, opwards of Six Thousand Patie'nts have been cured annually.of obstinate Disentes ; many of whom had been dkeharged from hold ids, mid hundreds had been improperly treated by , persons ighorant.of an itupfittarit branch of the profession. Messrs. Conev.a, MtiNcor., anti ~ are cum; milted daily by all ranks of people, at of their Establi , bnieotS,; or by letters tront country„ stating their case, • ,When Medicine , snit Advice is sent to AU !,arts of the kingdom,' Thete are side floors at each house, and private . rooins for teinales.-,-Ditect Charlotte-ho us e, . opposite the Bev. 'lowland Hill's Chapel ; or litbuditock: . house, near New Bund•street,., POLICE IN`l ELLIGENCE. FOREIGN SEAMEN., • ~ The followingitatement is put forill the Friends of. the LORD MAYOR conduct of the L: 3 Mayor, with respect to the distressed Bdil`gl, foreign nationi has met with the disapprobl l of Govermilent. He has received alitoalo 44 lion from the' Board of Admiraitoaformil, that his services, so f asar they regarkal reign or Britiih Seamen in distress,' Wirelt henceforward dispensed with. Already there are amongst the poor. ll o l aN board the Udder upwards of 100 men 4 . 40 Who Ore wholly destitute of the means . o'l 4o ing to theirnative country ; and the lettobl° as one of the reasons for abridging , which his lordship has hitherto exercised , all th o s e sailors have had Opportunitie of Wig 'jog, Which they di sregar d e d. 'Fite other wall for taking the Helderout of the jurisilictioa the chief Maeistratels, that the ship is w ttt crowded as to incur th e danger ot contageous -ul . eases. There was one part of the letter wl which the Lord Mayor expressed himself satlsh? 'timely, that in which the Admiralty stated th they wo u ld l oo k t o t h e necess i t i es o f these P sailors, and, in order to sceure then' trout sin hazard as was apprehended, fit. out a Oil' 'l3lackWall .tor I he-reception of the sick. 1 14T.ToN-QiAnnEN.—Yesterday 6/ . 4 4' was brougut up for examination, chaiged by J i JOseph Fisher, Tobacconist, St. dohn-streel , suspicion of having been concerned with 00e ll burgkarionsly enterin g • hi s dwelling-hoW 'll.lli 1 18th of December last, an d S tea l ing out coitnting-hMise upWards cif 1001 in bank 1 0 , and cash.. He pas remanded for turthrr Cow nation, along with another mast, named Fr.,!lc Hewell, already in enstotiv. BOW-STUEET.—Yesterday William ClIn c&I who lately returned to England froin where he had been in concealment,. it it suPr ie. i in consequenc e o t his hting suspected of concerned with others in bre,iking open and ping the warehouse of- Mvssrs. Iloyd and lii bank, in Bucklersbury„ underwent a sccond e" 'flirtation. He was liberated on his B.'l4:ill' till dertaking for .his appearance when Called up llll ' ‘ 11'ittiam Brenaan was Charged With stesliPt& quantity t 4 teal from the roof o f t h e -house 01 rely North co te, a Law -st at i one r, in Chaticeq iane, in the Liberty of the Rails. The prism'` V fully conrthitted for trial. 'QUERN , SQ-UARS.—John Davies, a labouring .'lie tli 'idsobwceugr,ht before the -Magistrate by ; Cohlw' l : the Nag's' Meadl l;a public-house, rgedbyßobrt in I{tpigbtsbri tl g e with robbing him of a looking-g I . t „ B.oBRERY OF A BLIND WOMAN.-- El— tbe il 'Rom!, a blind WOHIan, residing at No. 6 , i l4ne, Westminster, charged Ma r y Johnson, a. `‘, miao who hawks fish about the street, frith f° b hipg her of a gown, a silk straw.lbst' ►t ' mid various ' other articles - of I.veariog I : 4 l ) P'" c i antotintMg to-"upwards of ;W.—Fully coorioll l tor trial! r . WEsTimiNSTER. SESSIONS. Yesterday Duniei Ltotqell, convicted of held: it t ennitnon thief, w a s sentt•Geed to b e itop 'ri4ul,.' one tnotith, and to be wi t ip t On the first l"""' et 4sy round the whole of Covent-garden ni.trkt ( : ‘ , Joint ;taught, convicted of \ obtaining gn:ai 'under false pretences, was 'Sent e n ce d to years t ranipori . Colonel .M* N aug h lon, who ' had received seve r al tvounck in his Nlitiesky's serviee, was tts ennvietv. l o ` atd i ntost vi n l ant l y .b eating the "1, 4 1 of the S s l o pi an C ol iee-honse, mist was 611 ° 6 I five pounds. ' .Ic:cob Margess, a watchman at Charing- o ' 4s ' Was- convicted o f assaulting Mr. - john r ()0, i, the 19th of O cto b er last, .while Mr, Scott wut turning Irons, bis official duty in the City. case hits already been given in t I e Police rer r -. The Curt expr e s se d t h e i r it armeit appr"h' ` lOO of Mr. Sc ott ' s -contliiet, and sentence d tltel' .. i p r soner to one mantles imrisonment. 'bile nishment would have beet , severer, lint th e r o d saner having been turned out o f his s ituation, being an old man, the Court. spewed lin' I° lenity. Several w ere conv i cte d of petty thefts, a nd ser teiseed to various terms of imprisotititent. „ ro t True Bill s were f ound b y the Grand J ury nearly 5p prisoners to be tried at nex t , i d Bailey Ses s i ons . T he nutnber alread y coin "' for trial exceedi 200. J. - . ships in miitut(t:.OAL MAILKET, JANUARY IJ. 0 Shies sold. price. o j, , , 041, ss. ~ 146 f Newcastle 30 '3 , ), (hi. to • 1 _ 2.i Su litter - Land. .. I l , „ ... ' 3 Bj , to •1''"_...., . . . • 0 11 W On Tneulay, at Cambri IaAlRIEI) zv,•Arthnr Browne, f rowne, Eiq- ° C o n , gar, Sulfolk, to Marianne , elikat tlauglitcr of HarY . ning, Esq. Of Christ College. 0 . 1 /On the ;td h es t. at Ilitchill, Italert Linabw Care, i'l lt o 0 kf Trinity C o ll ege, C ambridge, to Fanny, oldest dang lite late flee. lien°, Ward, NIA. of Queen's ColleP• , Ifil'' A t Cierkertweli, i:harlt's Sowle, Esq.uf l'entonvillo, (°• :ing, of the sane place.. .. _...0 On Thnrsday, i n th e 28th yearOf his age, Mr. John The mac; of Clitt-rinK.cross. ~,,,kier IJottlsre.ol f l A il l ' e u gr a s. ll ) 4 o d rr le ie t° n n , ' Nl 2 :l s fre ) l% l , r a i n C t l i C e o rk . 'ft a/ so 4 On Saturday last, af Butileigh Saltecton,,Frottem 1 6" 1 Lieuterhint...C.;ol4,m e l kurur, !loyal Marines.. tatd 0416 ; 4 it , ter of 1 ire late Major-General Dixon, ;loyal Enghlev r ":; .v.; : * tiiitddettly, at Ilempstead, Mrs. Sturges,•wife of the a` o , t l.• Stniges mid mother of Robert Surtees, Esq. of 14aW 11 ,,,, ie, ' Optimal. -, 00 0 . 1 t, :, 1 Friday senniglit, - 'Nies. Orant, wit'd of Mr. i 0 Si trilerwielt, Wits. she waf.' enjoying All' Cr) " .' ” ' ' ' L ; t i ' l large party of friends, who liad.a,,,,,4anled at 11 ,,, '",: 1 1 :,,1t'i in the 0 r(4l,:brai.: the commencement of t!1‘: new fox, , ‘ l '''''' .' slier flintier; She expired m a motavot. v __„,....!el ;,, Loo )0N : Printid 113 , , J. B. CARSTAIRS. ti 7 ' ti cs OO'' t04k141,1n.r0 ;. anti ponitsised of r f theSum-OrricE, No: ; * bete ments, Ordurs,Ltiterh&e. (inAt-pait.l) must. un addrdi i c, , ! , )4 BIRTHS. .he Prob On S4turday last, at the iteetory-hotote, ffonitfons uf the Iter—lL A. Hughes, of is daughter. • On the 10th inst. in Northampton-square, the s•a4 &rick William Putt, Esq. of a son. On Wednesday. Lady. Murtluek, of a daughter. r . 41;.., Same day, th e w if e of Mr. Cooper, grocer and ( 1011 , 4 0' Downham Market, o f three 'children, who, with their (ll are likely to do well. •