The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-15 00:00:00

I f t + , ~.'{ 1 1 courve.NIARTIAL. (Front the Commerdill 4,lvertizer.)' fesi (1141 ii ',ore Fedrral trivr - ,,ettc, Vcc. 10.) A 'NI EtticAN, IN 1 14LL1GENCE, l'ork -drivertiser of the 1 ith contains the Ti,casin y Itepor:t l)y Mr. D;+11 is, comp' king a view of the tot . trees of revviitie, i the objects of pub lic expenditure, and 01,e fiscal arrangyments . far ; . . I 8 1 fi. . . . ~ 'lite licival reee4)te - /1 .59,405,071 0 11 , i. I',in on I Ile Trelsnry 09,7.13,690 0 'nit. exiN.. , , , ,,' i.xoll.,ive of the anntient • in tins 7 : 1 ~.ti 'icy on the Ist of January; IMI : (20,65 3 3 t179 ~, 0 l't ctihtiry Notes:keno! ~4 Itt ., intl)43,tivan oh ~....0 • -.. , ...•:y Oilt,tiinirilig !Likiler, Ist August ' ' ' R,73.1,701' '0: Tioe v r t go. ~ .4,.1 I. l'ul;tic, Debt ' '. . J • , 1.20,159081 5 6 C o w, i.,; in,: 14 I.'titilliti Public , Debt , beare the : • • • • 7,779,`274 Fort 1111Ce;*. • 7.3 t 1ni,;,•11 443 ;Makin:; tt graild t0t41.• witb,the vii 4 ding Debt. pr c D. 123,630,69 e 93' NVASI - lik4'fb;` tit Hcitts E. op figPRESP , NT.47IYES . ', Are. 9, I sl 6. • 4 NATIONAI 4 .II:4Ii. lilVegitlover offered for coosiderJtion the fol. rclolation • Resolved, That atorturtittee be appointed/Co' ittgliire loto - the expediet‘ty of altering the flitg,of the tittited,Stotes.",. , , The 1191.6 e having agreed, by A bar'e niajority, to Crmliiter this tvinlatiod, '" • WeinltiveT said, that thereitppeared to 14, lintel, opposition to the tootioti,, he Would !Int prop+, it,:for,the plapt,tit, !tat suiler it to lie hitt on the tulde. lie would only remark, thatAlte Wig Will Dot noW ; thatllii.re was au its it Which appeared to him to require cur) eel ion. The *notion ivati laid on the table: tan theittotiott of Mr., Resolved, aent,,,,con„, That the Military Cola !Hitter be, directed to inquire int o the eit-ptiliedet egistilisbi li g, by hitt?, one or more foundries for the matittratture .o1:114aas awl.. iron tittioante, ttntl lieliat alteration it is expedient to make . in tbia.pe c l ient iptilo of ,81.ipplyillg . 01* army pryvikiong. .The trial of Lien!. Cunningham, Commandant (tithe United States schooner Firebrand, !' tinder 6, 4 (N I auricle of the Act for the beitergovern myot of N Ivy," t Closed tit' '.Vetv p rleans on .the 2 , 1 ult. Toe I:olitiwing decision •of the Coutt, inartial lii i acquits Lieutenant Cunning- loin of any, vioiatiim of the • said - article, auth of any impropri e ty of conduct' during the late: ;Attack fro:n a spaniSlV srptidrorr - : ITheCourt . bcing note clittred, took into mature cOilsitleratiou the 'et‘jhilce on the put of th e pin secit3ittr,'. as alsolltat,ititrodtactli i)y tfic ttiiid ifter tleithettAtitro Ihercupon, tl u Court riistotmeed 'Dm,. S. t; tili • ifinallarn Not , fittiiitY• of a ikteitch of the'fitli isle Ole Act for ,this better thivernincot irf the Woken Sliite,! Or atti part tliereof and .c o ort. „ i „ ot i ol o w ,ly honourthly oetittit rottultighato, anti free hint Jtt i y the ! , ll , ,h!est I.iii , oration of impropriety Nytode colunteneing I,n t;',o" ritir A eildhig on the ith tr. o h cr yydr ; and prticultitly PIA Ii A 0g, 1 .4 , iti Me roteottliter with Ihr .pa 11‘,11'' 011 p 1)1,111,i *mil brig . Cas34dor : the (;oust prifi'ee boonii to the feeliti t vt ,this, injured io siute i ltilkt his conduct, througltout the of the nift i ly AVIII) this o%ertvitelating knee, 1. yt liven highly hottmtraitie , to itim3elf anti to the' ti,g si let %%Inch hq..savetf: nor can the Court froiti ob4,et'srog, ilt)t the unexpected and ti,istitr.ily :Ittitek made ny'his Catholic ;Majesty's ship IY,dtta arid hilg Cisosty.j)r has proeed an tin pardllclert, tinjo4tiliable, anti unprovoked insult a ;Id Outrage upon the hag of the thlited s(att!lti.- T c tO4irt - tioBv retpte.it Cliat the aword itioy by re. blf) i it.ll It. this 011icer, irion silon s it Cris unjustly Wit 1 ,11 , 1 it CAIISe taken. 4 , 1.1. V, tiorr,,l,NN. i‘ t, 1111Klit;XLII, " CIMS. CRAWLY, " HANIERSIX. 4, A. Vk i l?..Wlitt, , " JOLIN NICHOLSON, Jtitige,l.lvocalv. " New, OrloiAtili, 111144 . . C011)100110illit,,Officer reel* great stole, f i e' io n :in confirming tile (4 and_ honourable no.; twit tat Outs pronounced by the Coort-Inatthil, Lielit,,Contniatnlant Thotruts .S. Courtinglrinrints been arraigned, anti %villa, while it 111,4 ts liis co {Curt in 'aii highly etedijable and 1,0,..i.0ur 11 b1e point or 0,w,,060 reflects honour on i.:otitt. The sentettee'ef the Court-martial, Lieat....Crtlannartflallt I),W, llollantry is beiog . that's'ettutiruied, the said court is C111)1114XIIIIIII will re- : • Hp', 11,t , coninhind (IL th4.l United stiiteh schooner ci:, and t 4 t.gno# l, } IMNIKI. T. I'.ITTER.S()II, t 4 1 , "‘lttiolding 1 1, I'''Z4viti Voices, Ncw t)rlenus station. station. " Otleatis, Nov. j." ' ' • VArioos rootectofts are afloat as to the persons tv compose titet.sbinet of the bew Presi.' , find' it .titsitetl'in solar 11f the tlemocra tii: pro d ,rl, It'.lt.xtlvi,Adams 1$ to be recalled from to till 'lie: tifile of . Secretary of State ; v,-Ilile :tom oilier ,Sontets we learn, tint it'is Cfl.l)- ''' NOV st'tied'lll.!ii..”, ,t in ttrer !" 1 1 ) 1 1 ("e: 11 to have efiroll-opportioxities of ontalnitog correct itiffiten t i. Com, that crawford and Mr. Clay are both tilore Kcly to be fi,iiptiiiltV(l. Re p t thit:lllt. Gallatin is expected to owl to iettnir .to the States 'next Sp+ ;o ! , hp ileitinett to till agalti ltis cid sitoAtioti itt.tlitareniury, • whO resides at a Thiifr irk FolAvoniV3 ltenia, 1101 born, On ikcevnd floor, being lot in tt)e riruru by ber t' I,.tr a 11.%v, hijoures, began playing by the "fire, a.srork' 9 lo ou her clothes, apd aCt them t , 1 k lire. She screamed very totit); nitilieveral per. tons tifinin t In ber ossistauce, found her cove- She died about six o'clock yes erddy mothiog iu cxeruciatiut; dgooy. ~. ~~ . hom the LON DON' GAZKYTE., Jan , 1- t, I 8 1 Foreign 4 ylice,Judi . .'l3. His Royal flightless the Prince Regent has liven pleased, in the name and of the Ikhaif at his Majesty, to appoint George Chudd, Esq. .to he Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at the Court of the Netherlands. Jan. 14. His Royal Highness the Prince:Regent, in the name anit on the behalf' of Majesty; „takin g into. Consideration the . Wilily distinguished Ser. 'Aces rendered 'by Sir David Ochterlony, Bait. a Alitjor-General in the Army in the Eastlndiett, end Knight Grand' etost ot'the Mott Honontalfle Military Order Of the Bab, on divers important Oe'casioos during e Krim! of 39 years, particular ly in the course at the Mithratta war, &c, has been pleased to,give„aml grant .hits Majesty'b cence and permission, that lie , the tail Sirpeivid Ochterlony, and hi; descendants, .titay hear' ti) the 'armorial ensigns of Ochtcrlooy, the . It9noorithle augmentation follmviug, " On an emhattkld dilat two banners. in ,saltire, the'ene of the Mali , ratta Stßteo, inscribed . Deltis, the `other of the State fif lsletiatd, inscribed , Nepaiil the 'staves brokewand;cneireletl,by a wreath of !motel," With this motto to the arms, viz," Prudentia et anima," and the crest olliononralile augmentation follow• VIZ; " Out of an Eastern crown, intaibed Nepali', ail anti the hand grakpitiprit baton of command entwined by ale olive be ouch."' . . BANKRupTcv ENLARGE!). G. t'anipt,rll, re . oclunclt-si:Net, nnrclaat, hum Jlo. 18 to Airt: • • BANK ItlfirrS. .-, t,. ~, , . W. \Vali, »klaitlenhead,:liericalliti:, , sitrifenn, 'to , surrender Jill it. . . 18, Felt. 1, 25, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs!, Edmund' find Jeyes, Chancevyalatte. . 11. "twit 11 ,Illakeney.iNorfolki grocee,..Titti. i2'9, 29, reh. 25; at the New Inn, li o lt. Attornies, Mtisrii ,liallactiey. and fllidgeriAneei-cotirtiTlirogtriortunitrent.. ~ %V. Wells, nildett, .li , 'ssex, liquor•nierclialit,,Jan, 21.28, Pelt; 25, .it (inildhalt. . Attornies, Mesirs. Teiillilleind (.Nyasa; linrr.strect. East Smithfield. ' 7" ii ) ). .1. Heath, Eaat 'l • eigtinintitli, .fieronshiret thlp-builtler, :lan. VI, 23, Fei. 'lb, at:the lottaion plot •1 %V .ta,t T :*':' LI , ~. , , I . ~tiontiout ,Attarneys.Mr.rairhank; Stapt-init. ' • . Ca,' ! Wril 4 tlit Ilinuitighatn, carpenter, .tan. 44, Via Feb, 25, at . hi I 4 Win I - 19tcl, ainghatn. Attornies, news. Knight, Off , anti Knight; St. James's-atinare • arrli ittirtleYa Netfyi ,Y.Altira, tailttw.chandler, Feb; 5, 11; 26, .iat. the Devonshire Iletel, .!iltipton. AttOrney, Mr. Jones, Site. lane. * '' ' (i. Davidson; Snapeolinliolk, shopkeeper, Jan. 27, 211, Fel). 25, at Illebgar.4‘4l Crown Inn, Ipswich: ' *Attorney, 'Mr. f lay ward,•Chancerriane. ' . ' .' ' ' ' 'l'. Brown Chnrley, .L m aneaihite, cottno-m.ufret,urce, Jltn. 25, Fai. 12, 25, at that Eittaw,trod L'llil IV" 'I ktt. n'tief' . ~ v %Al . 4 t %I r. %%Intik, 3 01 . 11)-street. fledtitrti-ro,v, " tl, Wtrlow, Cheatilt-lin I I,t ley; Cheshire; Itriittrii Jan. 24,25, ...reit. 2.5 at the li'ar resi g m ulkeley Ars, Steckpoil. Attor nits', .111isssrs,) jl‘.lte and IMrluol,,,,Nurfplk-at,tieet, Strand. Act': ft. Clough, li a th a t a rtt-park, It'. B. Clo , lighiGirits)rwern, I). Mason Astrisrl-pelia, and Itee..l. I,..:Jones; Plas-Madoe, Denbiglisi ' lie,'hankers,. Jan. :11, Feh,i,:.25, at the Crown In ii,llett high; ..Atturnies,Meaara. Frowil antlAtolie, Serie ' street. Lincoln's Inn. . . R. Webber, Langport, Soinersetihire, iron;fOtrnder, k1ar5.).23., Feb. 11 , .25. tat the George Inn, l'aunton. .Attorner, Mr. Croft. Chancery-lane, r . • . , 114Ellwuutl, London, and W. Wilson, jun.: llanlanr}', trine- Irrslciiiints, 340. 24, 25, Feb. 21, at the fled Lion bra, flan. 'hat:" Mt , .1.11 ty; 'SI r. Makiltaurt, 'cunaplea ,: • Al . ,Ineltstot, santatit. couttaerland, 9i10r,V.4 1 ). 7, f. 1., 25, at the Rod .I,ion, W Ititc haven. Attiarney, I,llr. 1'i...)) . 5. , fi, Staple.- lou. 11. Cle'aierit, Great Carter-lanc, Doctrirs'-(l...rinoiiii), st 41i1e.- li. eper,' .laii. is, /i, l'a.l), u.'a, o.s Guildhall, . Attorney, Itlr. Ilaliday, St, Joilit's-stpare. A, ,Fairboirn, I.)evionshire•street, merchant ; Jan.t..!l, 23, Frh• V), nt Guildhall. , 'Attorney, Mr. tiottioal, tJaa:l DitiV.l - : ' • , I)IVIDLNI)S. I'd). 4, 'S. flarhett c llirtniitgliato, turrelbtrit-Peb. 4. 'W. Nl..tll.ord,..(iicasvoNltratvet, oilman-Feb, 4, C. Nlartin, Aber nonrce, 11recifinielohire, inoliegpci ---,lac, 18, A. Antler ) gi , o, r'ililpot-luntY ti)e . vehrilit...4 . o), f;, I . i. Sli,itter,,,, iteading, tiplhiti'let-:-Feb. 17, W. and 4V. P011..c)., Wakeficl+l, Yotli skier, wlell...tapiers - 1 141). ts, .1. C015...0, IValhattileeen, a , t;tgc-onicli9taaster-a-rcb. 17, %V.' %Valher, Walpole), I.a n e i , hlre, draler-Feb. es, 'l'. Niai anti J. Whitt, 01(1'Broatt street, insur:lntid-hrol,ers,--Feb. 2U, t l ;., ,i'.../. W.. lii., ""d 11. Itriolit, Poster-lane, aii riliil.lo,milfuotnerrs..- ri .1). sE , . (;. Shot t.;l'ottenhani-eourt-cliaii, grnter:4"eit. 4, J. 'l'aylur, Ne , egate-ruari:eb:ll4lextnitit.-....1*,,i,..1,, , f17. UHtlettlowo, (lily. tall, DevurtOire„ iruttutottgcr--Veh. Id, S. Unilloril, Ifoniton, be% ri)iibire, 04.14•111eri;11411t-....41.11, tiiii, 64. 0 ON and, King 4 :. ,11,,i , ortrfluil, oterchiant--Fs.b. lA, I'. Vrroi . Wolvoir4iampp lit 110,14 t.,:;, i111011)itliti ......Fl.i). 164 J. rmo P. Collemi l ialtulatt<dane, I.. , lnhard.tareet, thither--Eeli. 4, .cirvey,lll4o 7 mallo.bnat:lon,l4ler--44...b. 4, .1. Donn, While nt-enurt, Itira chin-lane, wereittint --Feb. 11, J. 1114atil anti .I . ' SattertitiValtre, I'. 1I• cl , llrt , Ftilt,llo4il4lit ITC 1 , iligui-ance-firoltitta.--Jap„.,lii,,. G. II ~call, flotrover.atrert, flastilvel •hilicirc, dealer.-Feb, 4, I.lole, Carburtow , iareet, 1111 i id I. I' -....Ye il, 1, %V. Grtuiene, Hatt le-b rialge.ri rue tita; r-Ycla, ti . , S. i lr, S rtVe andy, Liedfurd sbire, linrae-tleakr. , ' ' - tiorrirloATEß,‘ rtil. 4: ' . . M. Jetoop, Plewslwry, Ynrkshirt, caril**ltf—J. H. and s J. titallori, INt wenst p ....4 li•tipott,'Lsyno, totrelta- 4 . ,, neynolcts, tilitelifrinrh-ruatt, attrolauti-4,`. Davi,o, .' , rtniitch, line n -. dr ape r....ki, nikailtilp .11.4119 w, Diu*, i . yk—W eper. It. 41, , ,i,titin, kiliPp44tlle, Tower-itreot, Ail ' .ntorchant-.C. V,ioN, Itkilop.Weartotailth, litack-utaker—fiLnth, and .1, W.,,,kltiemi, Plorx-stre,.t, Strand, ttavicnta*D• Ward, aril .‘, l , Sinittt, Litcriniol, earthenware-04 rit—J, \Vatting, I.:rerpoot, ficalor-3. Moir, .Iklitbay i t tjfklpnalOto, iron. townie:l.--S. 'Nforlinil, fhan.street, PittatArytagetittt, "tier. chant—W. Eitivards, 116,10, salestonti-4atilioriag, Hut tml-w,,11, oilioan—S. Buckley, Stock purtYplliillire, har,l. , ~ ~,,♦ ~ v, a, on'imi.-.ll.!Puelitr, li3i It, roaLinetTonay t --, 11. 1 meg, yo l k, ii..hillg-glitii.intintlfamtiner..-G, P‘:trt , y, N\4!,rafrsiti-cont t, `t'Ockigitiorton.streotraiorettntit—P..ilotiot t ,;,4t.." 4)4tori NI, Mar y, I..evonalkire.) miller. ~ . PAItTNEItSiIiPS DISSOL'V&D. - . r . i • P. Sivantvick -and., .1. Audretv,Stalti-bridge, Lattooaltitc, cotton-spittnor--CL fliashopp . .arid, 11', Vaughan, tillage- . street, fanchestei-square, aurgeona---".r. Itooltetli,' aisit rff,. Higginaott, Liverpool, mtreitants4-0. lidenborough and T., floltata, Fritlaytttreet, dealers iii calVtldril--. 1 . Dutton, J. Pvticptk,, and T.:1114w, Clatter-lone, aillooontiotieturera—.l. Gould and 3, IVett., 'Leek, Statrorthlurt, timber-. teriblinta— .E• Wnthen and M..f.Titlfitril, \Viroore=street, argils-takers --F. W.Dostatrond /I,IA Minima, London, broker*—N.liakei . and P. Ptaliv, 'Phre ,,, lneeellt-street, ntereittitita--.1. Mil titer, and I. Proctor, Wittling-street—%V. Patikon and T., 11, Brock, Matiseelil, surgeons-4, Bolto n Qin' J. B o yill, Nliticing-lane, brokers—G. S. ;aims and D. hickson, WO - limoull, Si n ray, colicolorint,ira—,l,Mouldrind \V. Dontlisoli," Iludrlerstlold,litirn:qtruptre.. ~ • bnocutua AcctrlesT..-;•-iYesteiday, nhiitit 12 o'clock, as• a dray, 'belonging t't; 4small=beer bre.very, was waiting at a door in lirown's-latte, Spita'fields, a waggon passing 'at the time. the wheels came in contact, which frightened the horse in the,dray, and made him start off ; find ontwithstandiitg the active, exertions of the ear man to ttop hint, he drove. in the shop.Wimlow of Mr. Moore, soap-maker, and unfortunately knocked down a Mrs..l3lapket, and killed her on the spot , : the poor womart,was uriwardl of 70 yes Of its and well .know; a silk.. winder .i 0 -the• neigh buttrhood of Spitallields. s A t tiri l a y afro- no - 0 W; nbtiiit 200 nien. of the I3t end 2d Imuulions Rifle lirigade; embarked at 1)u. vei bourd two quuisorts, Calais. LAW -INTELLItIENCII. COURT OF CIIANcERY, Jaw. 14. "` ALSO? in the Mattgr if I)IC'KKSI, a Bankrupt. The LORD CHANCIELLORIII this.pelition, which was heard yesterday, said, he thought that there ought to be a new choice of assignees. At the same time he wished it to be understood, that the integrity and honesty of those already in that cha :aver, were Ilat, in his mind the least impeached ; lot' there was no man who had a higher opinion of their character, and the justness of their proceed'. ins tinder the conunission, than he had ; but he did not think it consistent with the rides of that Court, ;that a man shouli t t be the che c k over hi s own accounts. He, therefore, directed, that other assignees should 'be chosen', and the present, ones' discharged from their , -tattat. , 'The LORD CH.,,NCIMIA , R observed, he tills ready to give judgment in those 'bankrupt peti tions he mentioned yesterday, bat he could not do it in the absence of Counsel. , RX.PARTRIIKYANT. IVIONTAG( Wiis heard on the part of the Assignees, who had taken possessiow of some property in the possession'bf the Bankrupt, who had not obtained his certificate, and contetuled that the Assignees of an uncertificated bankrupt, culdfl take possession of all ifter-acquired pro:. party,, , Sir SAMM RoMILLY.- for; Mr. Bryant, con tended,' that in the pres en t case t h e A ss i gnees ought to ,return the property they bad taken, as it was, in reality, the ,property of theitankrupt's son ; and also that the Assignees could not he tt , titiedttj 'the property.that s bankrupt, mi,ght ac quire subsequent to his bankruptcy; for it they cOaltl., they might take the whole of his papers, &c. and even the papers of a Selieitor. Whe Loan .s.2uprceL4ottii 9,bscrved, that the Commissioner; of, ,Bankruptcy might, at a Certain stage of the business,: send their nieisenger and order him to thtte pOitieasiOn of all the property that 'Visibly appeared, to.bilong to a bankrupt ; lie was'glad that Oiodpeision in this case would not affect ,Mr. Bryant's case only,''atiheShOidd - decide the next upon the`satne prineiple ati and said, that. be• riot conceive him;elf,,to-,hpve been : treated by Mr. Bryant with that due respect he : was :entitled to ; it would be necessary, 'be jadged, to look into the petition of Mr. ~Bryant,. jtin..arld l'ead'oVer the'affidivvits, to see : whether he had intille,nuta isuaicietit title to the property in question,, and, a4Urdingly ordered the 'case to stt,nil over. I:ff' f:1. MIDDL,ESEX SEsSIONS, Yesterday William Burris %V Ai indicted for writing and publishing a libel reflecting ou the eh l'Ar er of 'Richard IVale, with intent:to (1114' Tim biro euntompt, anit 10:subject hinyto, a pro secution by the WestmitTer.lnsuronce' Ogif!-:.-- 'l'he prosecutor, it appeared, 'Was a hoot-tree milker, residing in St. Martin's-lane ; the defeng: slant worked with journeyman. ...in Mara last . the prose cuto r s premises unfortunate ty took tire, and damage was done to his property to the amount of 1201. tie 'was htsored , the Westminster Insurance Office; and, on his deliver ing in his estimates, the stun phase .stated W,* to hini i and Co satis fi es! were , the Di rectors with Ilk conduct, 'that they made. him, a present of 101. At the time the firestook •pkce the detrwinit's tools, worth nbout 601. were on th e premlies, and were all consumed. The„deTen dant . applied to, the prisseentor,, soliciting' some assistance towards making U11 . .1118' loss nit4d the priiseetitor - gaVe 51.. and raisetl a ►t io for him atuoutttlik to. 101. .more: This, b ow . ever, did udt satisfy, him, and on The 2tII,Of.QC-, last he addretseil a letter,to the Proprietors ot the Westminster , Assurante Otlice,..entreating they would take his ease-into:Consideration ; and stating, that the prosecutor bad been, guilty : ,of a gross Ira ml upon hint rts, although he. now ,re-' fused to remunerate hint for the loss of his tools, the estimates delivered in. by him of his Is were stach'alt to, cover the lots of all the piooetty,,in eluding.the defendant's tools alio, yr his was'the libel complained of. The acknOWl e d gen i a n t ' o t thedefendmit. diorite was tlie.writer, Was proved. Mr. AOREW*. for the defendant, contended that his. ,client must he ac.piitted ; the allegation on , the record charged hint with having written the alleged, libel with intent to sktbject the pro seentor to 'a proseention by Directors at the trite Mice,. Na such intention could be proved in the letter :. on the contrary, it Was Merely a letter soliciting the charitable consideration of the Directors. . ,: The 'Jury, after 2 snort de liberation, ;9.und the derviidrstit Not (441 y. Intliani Luke was indicted for assaulting' T, *Si nit, int Officer of the enttomfis in the month' fa' utt, 1814. The defendant was Mate of utt . Last lb d i 111 All ) theft lying in the tlast.lndia Dock's ) e.ntt itie prosecutor staAtitiAltat fie having received inforrnat ion that smuggled goods. were concealed in the quaker*, e.. the wooden glins,-htf*ant.Oli 1)0401 chi purpose to search. There was adOfficiet hoard to whom he. reported hintself While\ he wait .examining the Jun, the delend:aitt eamenp and Or dered hint Ivo cAlstptly, and he was taken aw l ty by a fi le of snidicrs; and kept in the guard-hous e alt night, The next ..day he was taken, before ft. Magi;itrafe, who discharged him. On a question from one of the shiry, whether he stated his cha racter and intention to the Commanding Officer of the ship as soon,,es he came oft•boattl., , hs said be, did hilt. N. ALLEY addressed the Jury with his usual ability, and the defeudant svuslound Not Guilty. LONDON SESSIONS. Yest!rday•these,SessiOns were opened at Guil4- hall, before the: Right Hon Ate Lpnn gAYOfI; ti 4 Radottotta-, and a bench of _Manuel). The RIICODNII, in addressing the Grand Jury, expressed his regret, that the number of, persons, whose noses stood upon the Caletuhsr for trial ht the ensuing tiessions, was unprecedeniedly great, emisiittriug. the short, interval that had occurred since the last Session, w 1.6. however , ` t►apps to,:a4, that. the natin;e of the sereral'olfinCes 1)11 7 . pitted to,the prisoners did not appear to present' any feature of enormity, beyond those Criflit'S which tsausthl y flow front the vices of a great me t rOpolis. roLicit 'ISintE,LIGEses! ~. =;rs HAWKERS:OF a:MI.101"g )WEEKLY tki; HArroir-GAmitstt. ,John was brought up and examined under the 1 - 10 0 Act, Charged' with going from house to hl„ and offeri n g f or s al e a s h eet o f p r i nte d paperico l '''., CObbett's Political Register;".priee twaf! l l,. , , the same being unstamped, and he not 1 106 ,:. Hawker's licens e . Th e infornier's witiu . s o 7 posed, that about 12 o'Cloelethat - day the riot! conic into the Rose and Crown.. p o ti f hi c ie o . l l . l l b :i facing the Office, where he sold one Register for two.nence ; that witness 101 1 1 1 the prisoner into Hat and Tun-Yaril, MO c o sold twO more of them for four-pence), ‘, 1 1, 3 4 then detnanded his license, and he said mine; but that Mr. Cobbett would intletanifY", trlie:chm.ge being proved, the prisoner wtti sP; . 1 1 11 ' what he bad t o sa y in ills • defoipe : he stoce at fit u. 'be was a poor tnan out of !employ, and engaged with a Gentleman living at Queen-street, Northampton-square, , to bo w " ,k,‘ consequences.ab ut nd t t is i ftd pii t rlli out ; trate to send t o th at G ent l eman to come forwattl,° il el 111 pay the penalty for hitn.. He was then CW I " c . in the penalty of ten pounds, and 0 default , 1 , be committed for three months to the 110115° a fu Correction. j '' . , EXTRAORDINARY. CITARGE. TowN-Flict..—Yetterdak 'Geo. I:it:log( ST 14On brought befor e Si r J on 1.; a, charged t outrage of the following nature 't ' ftc prise it appeared, .had gone into the BLick Cock 1 1 bb 0 , house , Tiioley-street, as early as seven on Sunday morning; where he had some ct , Shoetlyatter he began to manifest some vio‘`'ll.o,;.l tt making use of expressions of a ititilf thingeite iu nature. .AmOng other sentiments which be ' lil a England and lieland be t o veloped in .flatues, and may - :n othing bu l tify blood of 'the people' be ' found to " 0 . 0 6 0" them I"—The perkons' present' ro on , tt strated wi th 'hint -.strongly. upon b l 3 c /o ( 4, duct, but he refiented , theY.Ctine i so l frim en ii t 0 :0 1 several times, declaring solemnity that it P a a sincerely frOm'his heart:, Perfei,v,i3OK t h a t h „ e Att likely to b e app re h en d e d, he wait (OAP „ ti clasp-knife, which Ike sharpened upon his and put- u p t h e s l eeve o f coat, ssrt woold Stab 'the 'first man; th . at approaci teL 1, 3 r lie said be , had been .driven to de§P r 4l i( 1 ) sa 1 ; 1li et It inft taken. off his shirt and.sold it for two - In order to procure some drink! is ft ' Being asked' by Sir J. BA.atett < taiaccatttt t bt 'fi ' w ,violence and unjustifiable expressions of hic 51 6(1 ii iitert Knilty; be evinced mach c ontrition' s i htn stated, that/ h wing been on. board the t ° 74 guns, be had received a fracture on t he j e 4 and; ever since that . time, whenever lie 11181 1 ,4iie 61 / of liqu or , lie was rendered incapable th, .gkkisbing between right and wrong. I m o front JOHN Etyma said w , if be as COHOCI - 4 this result fro the uie'olliquors, it wag' ilis 6. 1 ,00. to avoid drinking, as otherwise, in some C u " merit of mutt inetiriet the life ci f telit ) ",' tore otirbt be stieriiipeti to hilt fury. A s "e i te no proof, hOWever, heyoutl h;4 own 2 56 eV tIt h t )ib b 1, the temporary tumbles& to which her was t i , i ;n l‘'f ft end as he had Ivied HOttie most unwarrants , , ll o ons, 111 dangerous proof ilestei t n 7 s e t :lei in lh U se r t o g 'c e (l urged , (Sir Jahn ) until 1 i r e ) t f il:ll"l":''' ti7j HS to his charaCter. In default >oCwhich sorer was of cour se c o mm i tte d: .41 EXTRAGItpIN kfri krricinttibr.—A_ w eilo i si g 'brought About by circumitanres of' a reult:iii no el , 'A nature, took plac e within these few 1-1,00 ntlrew'i Ch u r c h, 'H o lb l orn. A yaw, °, nettled Mary Stertl, ,w a s tried,. on tiverY. t rye occatiioth. at,. Ihr Old' Bailey'aSessions, w' i, t mother ; the tornser f or ro bbi ng her nos tradestmtn in Cornbill; and the latter for' ing the gopdS'stolen. 'During the trials 1. man, of the nattie of ho bait co' into the Gallery' of the Mills,Geurt, Sudden'. enainoured of - the fair voting prisoner, her. conviction, be mad; interest to get on ber'being taken out of the Court ; .pressed sincere attaehthent town proffered.evetyassistance 'in his pa' the cams of her confinetnent. daily, and found her necessaries 0' abundance : he, employed gieat flog it - repreSented tharshe 1w rert,,and was truly penitent, no corder and the City Authorie tiourd..the Secretarrof State, promitted to marry her should heextelded towards her. prisoner Was testified to be theseceired a pardon, or married her hatnediately, happy pair, accompanied to tlttjtefuge for the De Church, Holborn, wher' C. paid all eltpenef groom,retired to the r Whiteerossstreet, to On the JOth nit. at ' Laury,wl tt SiOU Captain i'asiai(ki daughter.of the late ' Oh the Mit inst. Miss liiizabetli Anr Lately, lit DollW ton, of liride•siief On Wednesday lard, Deputy Q irsNelnk scowl, Rector of Amin+ Monday tat pieut.-Colane eldest duple)! of Mirk lia' • On the tient) , W Yurldhir At Af son of ' Xirw LO