The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

IJUBLIN, DEC. g.

Put. 1! 'Quire stood indieled for a ,burglary and
robbery at the douse of the Hon. Mrs. Jocelyn, net
Templeoge, on the 2d of July last.—The matte-is
laid in the indiament were some bank notes, a piece
of linen value fifty pounds, and a sword value teti
shillings, the property of Stephen Cole Bowen, Eq.
Mrs. Jocelyn's brother.
Mr. Bowen, as appeared by his testimony, is an
Officer in the army, was at„Mrs. Jocelyn's house ota
the night laid in the indißment, and rouzed from
his bed by cries of murder and robbery in the par-
lour immediately under the apartment iii, whieh lid
lay. His detail of the conflia he had with a
single sword against four robbers, amongst whom
he recognized the Prisoner as the principal,
was extremely interesting—but far beyond the limits
we can allow;after a late sitting of the Court. HQ
;identified the Prisoner; though not having seen him.
for several weeks after the transaction, in Newgate,
among seventeen others, assembled purposely and
with his own consent, to givy a fair trial to itis re•
collection.

The Prisoner during the contest fired a pistol,
which grazed Mr. Bowen's head. M:. Bowen
two wounds On him with his sword, one on
the head, the other on the arm—by the latter he
was completely recognized in Newgaie on striprn g

The Prisoner evinced something of a noble mind,
by shaking bands with
,Mr. Bowen during toe serve
of robbery—said he fought bravely, and that it was
a pity to injure him. He evinced some teeing also
in escorting Mrs. Jocelyn, at her entreaty, in ex-
treme fright, as niipht be supposed, to couift,rt her
child.

On cross-examination by Mr. M`NALLY, who
paid every compliment to the 'mo.:esty and can•
dour of ,Mr. Bowen's testimony, the Gentlernam
re-asserted every circumstance, he uttered. South;
doubt might naturally ensue from a feeble light
at one time, and darkness. at another, during the
confl,id between the robbers and Mr. B.p.s en, re-
speeling the identity of the Prisoner, which Lie
witness seemed very fairly to account for in the sub-
sequent scene, where he recognized him in New-
gate. , _ •

•
An. alibi, under very plausible circumstances, was
advanced in the defence by two women, one of
whom asserted, that, on the night in question, she
had entertained,the Prisoner at herhousei on bring—
ing her a letter from her son, who was on board the
Tenieraire Frigate at the battle of Trafalgar.
The Jury were near an hour retired before they ,
returned a verdi&—Guilty.

At the Commission of Oyer and Terminer, which
opened at Dublin on the 6th ,instant, Stephen De-
jOncourt, Esq. Chief Peace Officer of the Barrack
Division, was capitally indiaed, on Lord Ellenbo-
rough's A6l, for tiring
,a pistol at Mr. Charles Ma-
vizy, Ensign of the Monaghan Militia, with intent
to kill him.. Another Indidtnent chniged him with
a c,rnaion assault. The Prosecutor and an Officer
of' the same Regiment had been dining at the Bar-'
racks On the day laid i❑ thelndtarnent, and, return-

.
mg soon after ten o'clock, wet a party of watchmen
cnkg Ad in a contest with tome women of the
town ; a scuffi.t. ensued—and Mr. Dejoi,court,corn-
ing up, ordered the Prosecutor and his companion.
to deliver their swords. This they refused to do,
and, in the affray, Mr. Dejoncourt shot one of them
in the thigh.:—The Jury acquitted the Prisoner of
the capital In i6trnent, but found him goilty of the

. . • aS.;aulc:
I Mr. WILLIAMS, Secretary to the liark of Ireland,
attended, on Tuesday last, on the Stock Exchange,
and announced that the Governors and Directors of

the Bank expedted the Proprietors of that part of
the last Loan'lndged in the Bank would make good
the payment.of 15 • per cent. due the vd January
next, and the time of the re-payment of the do per
cent. advanced by the Bank, would be extended to
the following periods :----

One third Bank advance to be repaid 2r January,
One ditto
One ditto ditto 4 March.

Mr. WILLIAMS also announced, that a dividend
of 3 per cent. ,and a Bonus of 2, per cent up to th©
25t11 instant, will be recommended to the Court of
Proprietors on the next day of Meeting.

COUNTY OF GALWAY ELEcTimg.
State of the Poll on Monday last, the 17th day :
Right Hun. B. O. DALY 2j3l'
Mr, MARTIN - /645.
Mr. El'aft • 1612

On' Saturday, the Gth inst. a Messenger arrived at
the Castle of Dublin, from' Belfast, with a man in
custody, who was confined in the Tower, on a charge
of attempting to seduce some of the Military froru
their allegiance..
Saturday a large Newfoundland dog, named Nep-
tune, which belonged to the late Lord NELSON, wm'
delivered to a Gentleman in the Temple. . The por-
ter in charge of the dog having mentioted this part
of his history, the animal was followed by a crowd
of persons.

On Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Jewell, one of His
Majesty's yeoman- prickers, was seized wilb a pain
in his stomach, while hunting, near the King's dog-
kennel, where he wont for refreshment, and expired
in about half an hour.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Dgc. t 5.
Thks day's market exhibited a large supply of prime
Beastand the show of Cattle in other respeas was very
plentiful; Mutton and Veal support last price; Beef
is rather cheaper ; Pork is something dearer, and the
trade in general was pretty good.—The sales in the
Hayrnarket were somewhat lively "; Hay, Straw,
and Clover have, got up in price since our last. ,

CORN EiccHANGt, 1310. 15.—The, fresh arrivals
of Wheat to-day aro not very numerous, but
the supplies on hand are considerable; the few
samples of first quality nearly keep their puce,
but second and iuferior area. at a reduCtion of

about 3s. and 4s. per quarter; there are large supplies
. of Barley, whidh is ces. cheaper ; Melt like:vise ;
Pease and Beans of each sort at , little variation
Oats in middling supplies, and this trade full iti
dear ; Flour continues vi,ith little fiuetuation. .
sts od
whcac sBs a 70's a 4'. o.t i,e,tl;b -45 s a
Fill.:4.litto. . 86s 4 9.:s'o,'. S tick Iseans , 37, d 44, fs'
• RYe - - - ,44',°-435ptt Oats 25
.a
.23. a. 32: 4
Barley - . 375 a 435 OA: 'Duna ditto 33: a 35s' ‘'•
Malt - -68 s a 74, o'l gape Seed . 24:. 27). o::. Ca
• White Pea.e •lios a 88-; thi Fine Flour 7 a d .6; o%i
i grey ditto • 46$ a sis ad seconds . 6i i a ,ca od

From the LONDON G.4ZETTE, Dec. 13, ISOS.

Dec. 13, 1806.

The King has been., Pleased to ordei7.a Co*
d'Elire to'pass the Great Seal,-empowering the Dean
and Chapter of the C,ithedral.-Chnrch of 'Bangor to.
elect a Bishop to that See, 'Void by the translation of
the 111,;nt iii'. Father in God William,. late Bishop
thereof, to the See,6l,-St. As ; and-His Majesty
has also been pleased to:recommend the Right Rev.
Either in 'God John, Lord -Bishop of Oxford, to be
by them eleClecl Bishop of the said See of Bangor.
The King has been pleased. to present the Rev.
*Sternen Slone, Clerk, Bachelor of Arts, to the
Rectory of Gedney; the. -County and Diocese of
Lincoln, the same, being void by the death of the.
Rev. Jonathan Rashleigh, Clerk. •
The King has also been pleased to present_the
Rev: John Forth, Clerk, to the Rectory of West
Heslerton, in the County and Diocese of York, the
same being void by the death of the Rev. Thomas
Dade, Clerk. '

Oi-dnance-Offlce, D:c. 5, 11306.
arps.of Rcyai Engineer t.~ •
Second Llefitanant Patrick 1). Calder to be Firit Lieutenant,
*vice Wine, pro3noted. Dated Dec. i, 0;o6. Second
Lieuteitant Hugh Lason to. be First Lieutenant, vice
Dought;, promoted. Dated al9 above. Second Lieutenant
Charier Dixon to be First Lieutenant, vice Cunningham,
promoted. Dated as above.

- ' Orclna”ce.;ojfice, Dec 9. 1806.
Royal Regimen! of 11rti/Ie y,
Major Benjamin Bloomfield to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Cap-
' tail' George 13. 1. isiter to be Major, vice Bloomfield. • Se-
cond Captain Harcourt Holcombe to he Captain, vice
Fisher. First Lieutenant Alex. Mercer .tu be Second
Captain,' vice Holcombe. Second Lieutenant Thomas
Bo%viby to be First Lieutenant, vice Mercer. All dated
•1..k‹.. 3, L5,.;6.

Commissions is lie Norfolk Militia, sigma Ay the Lord
_Lieu.

llu.t zt .
E,s, q- Regiment. Charles Damant, cent. to be Ensign.
1).1,4i Nov. 7, 12.3', BIC/SS Copping, Gent. to be
ditto. lla,:ti as ancyz. •

BANKRUPTCY' ANLARGED,
William Althion, of Tokeithoti)e-yard, London, broker, till
Dec. it., at one, at Guildhati.
1111,\KRUPTS.

Joseph Wise, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, to surrender
eke 21, tau. 3, acid 24, at ;hirer, at the Bridgewater Arms,
rvLea.h. ater Atioinies, Messts. Duckworth and Ciiii,-
pennali, Manchester.
Edwahi raobeits, Bush-lane, London, merchant, Dec. 19,
27, and Jan. 24, 'anele.ven, at Guildnail. Attorney, Mr.
Sherwood, Cusilion-,:ourt, Old Broad-street. -
,Etiward Morean, of Noble-street, London, warehouseman,
D..a. :6, at twelve, 27, at ten, and Jan. 24, at-twelve, at
G Attormes, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old
J, wry,
Thomas Steadman, Redmire, Wensley, Yorkshire, grocer,
Dec. 29, 30,and.lan. 24, at eleven, at the White Swan ltm,
Mkid.eitani. • .Attormes, Messrs. Dinsdale -.and Hark,
•llt,adt. tlacn ; or Mr. 8.. Chippenuale, King's-Bench-
• walks, Inner "Femple, London.
John King-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, vint-
ne:, Dec. 20, ;7 and Jan. 24, at twelve,. at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr.-lames Richardson, New-lius.
jolui•Shoolned and William Williams, Mark-lane, London,
merchants -and co-partners, Dec. 2D, 27, and Jan. 24, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, ..;irdlers'.
Hall, Basingiiall- Si reet.
Albert Vodel, Paul's-Chain, London, furrier, Dec. 16, 23,
and lan. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Oakley, New London-street.
DIVIDENDS. -
i 311,• S.' William Dickenson, Thomas Goodall, Michael
Goodall, anti Witirrtn Die'eenson the younger, Birming-
ham, nankers and co-parolees, at eleven, at the Royal
Hotel, WI-111;4,0am. •
Dec. 23. William Bury, Bucklersbitry, London; warehouse-
Mao, of ten, at Guildhall... •
fan. 5. lotus e;i11, Naburn, Yorkshire, tailor, at eleven, at
• the tt Ante Horse !nti, York.. •
Fen. 7. Josiah Cooke, New-road, Portland-road, Mary.
le-bone, YLditlesex, statuary'and mason, at eleven, at
Guildnall: • • -,• t• •
Jan. 3. Edward ,Harrinannd,• Tottenham-court-road, -Mid-
desex, painter and glazier, at twelve, at t.ettleinall.
Dec. 30. John Pow-, St Nicholas, Worcester, •latnider and
carpenter?, at eleven, at the Rein- Deer, Worcester. '•
Jan. to. t: van hvans, Salisbury-street, Slrand; ,coal-mer—
cisant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
-
• -lan. s. William kills, Halifax, Yorkshire, mohey-acrivenett,
at tour, at the Old Leek Halifax.
Jan. 13. Daniel Eckenstein, College-nill, London, t-herehant,
at twelve, at Guildhall. '
jail. 3. Piern-i Ludes Tiasote Old:Compton-street, Soho,
middlesex., carver and gilder, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan: to. John Reddish,. Sutton, Frodshant, Cheshire, curn-
factor, at eliven, at the Pied Bull, Chester.
Tad. 6. fames Boardman the younger, Manchester, cotton-
manunietuier; at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man-
cheater.
Jan. 17, Samuel Hodgson the elder, Stourbridge, Worcester-
. siure, malester and ea-Now-chandler, at eleven, at the
- I.3ttictun's Arms Hagley; Worcestershire. ,
CEIITIFICATE.S. •
tan.
lt. 3. Claudius Chervet, Walbrook, London, merchant •
George d;;00, Leeds,'Yorkshire, druggist. •
[Ulm White, Sheffield,- Yorkshire, silver-plater.
John Ayres, Sun-street, BishoPsgate-street,' Middlesex,
' '
Joseph Waters, Old Bethlem, London, turner. •
Wintain Skinner,,East- lane; Greenwich, Kent, viaualler.
• Henry liahcock, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchant.'
1-1/IRTIVARSHIPS DIS-;OLP ED.
Thomas' Swansbirough and Robert Reed, WisbeCh, Saint
I eters, Isle ofEly, Canioridgeshire, stone-masons. peat.
3,, ta..,;.
UeLrge Kitson and John Margetts, Maiden-lane, Bayle-
E ridge, 1 aiington, Middlesex, chemical-man u faclureFs.
Nov. 5,i-48-.6.. • •
Rit ;;aid Wlisoit and BenjaminGreaves; Scout- IllUl,,Ashton-
u—Lr-Line, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers. Dec. at,
'Al•cy• Lan, itlary Sisson, and Leonorali Zagaani, Duke-
a.tre:.t, Adelpin, Nliaictiesex, and fancy-dress-
makers. Oct. 18,•18e6.
!links and (nun Sisson, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire,
shopkeepers, tea dealers, and grocers. Nov. 23, 1806.
Be,-2,-ruin Carr and Thomas Neale, York, flax-dressers.
(;,:t. 27, iB:6. •
loi,•1 Hubbard and John Keen, Bethnal-Grecn Middlesex,
o:ewers. Dec. 8, tao 6.
Timothy Brown, 1: ivinDs Cobb, and Nehemiah Stoke, Lom- ,
street, London, bankers. Dec. 11,146.
R;ancl 11. Ayrey, and S. Buns, Tdoley-street, Southwark,
Surrey, distillers and -brandy-merchants. Dec. 8,-1806.
Edward Priestley and Nathaniel Barnsdall,,, Nottleighann
raft and tiinner-mt-chants. Dec. 6, 1806.
John Devonshire and •Tnomas tidood, NeWark.upon-Trent,
Ottlil6ll4lllJilliq-W lntesniititsand bell-haneera.
18 6.
Thornas Farenden and loins Willcox, Chichester, SusseX,
irun-ibunders." Oef. 12, tSc6. '

ALLIED. enumeration is
said tOhaVe been.• received by Governinent, whose
Dispa s: tcheTrom St. Petersbnrgli are of the 19th of..
November : •
-',lttr3sians in Poland
• Cossack sin ditto
Pfussiair6 un:4:r
Russian.; at It:z;a
In Vollii4

ro,oco

3,,000

3,,c50

25,000

Making a total Force of - 2.z0,000 Men.
BcSiti,.!stlii, force, the Russ:answin 11;,re on the
line, by the middle of February.r, 3.48,01.)0.men.