The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-22 00:00:00

Almirally-Office, May 20, iBO9.

Commodore Owen has transmitted to the klon.
William Wellesley Pole, a letter front Capt Dolling,
of his Majesty's Sloop the Trompeuse, giving -an
account of his having, on the 15th instant. in WM'
piny with the Badger Sloop, fallen in with eleven
of the enemy's gun-Sehuyts, standing to the east-
ward from -Boulogne. On the approach of his Ma-
jekty's Sloops, the enemy endeavoured to get into
Ambleteuse; 'hut three of the Vessels having over-
shot that' harbOur, Were obliged to go round Cape
Giisnei, and were attacked In the night by • the
'boats bf the Trompeuse and Badger, under the di-
reetion of. Lieutenant Strong, of the ormer ; two of
them, mounting two long six-pounders and two
howitzers, with thirteen men each, were boarded
and brought out under a heavy fire from the ene-
my'a'batteries and musketry on the beach, and the
Nord was driven amongst the rocks, where 'she ap-
yeared to be rendered useless. One person belong-
ing to , the Trompeuse was slightly wounded; the
enew had two wounded, and six threw themselves
into the water.

Qyeen's Palace, Alay 17,1809.

.This day the Prince de Stahreinherg, Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipoteiniary.frotu the
:Emperor of Austria, had a private audience of his
'Majesty to deliver his credentials :
To which he was introduced by the Right Hon.
George Caning, His Majesty's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, and conduele4 by Sir
fitepfien Cottrell, Knt. Maier of the Ceremonies.

Commissions Mooed by the Lord L'reutenant of the County
at Inverness-shim.
Inverness-shire. &c. Regiment ar
To he Captain—Captain Angus Mardwald, from the ad Re-
glint:lit of Inverness-shire Local Militia, vice DUIICAiI
Campbtill, resigned. Dated April to, an.
Inverness Volunteere. ' '
strathspey Nattalion.—l treerness-shire Company. '
To be Captain—Thomas Shaw, Esq. vice GeorgoMacl'her.
son Grant, promoted. .I)Ateci Api 1.3,
79.4 c Maepher-son, Gent'. vice Donald Mac-
resigned, Dated May t, Atop.

Rothimurchus ComPanr•
To be WWI I C gums Grant, pro.
morcd. Datcri April 13 009.

Isle-dl Eigg Company.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign Ilettor M4Kinnoti, vice Niel Mae.,
Lean, resigned. Dated 1809.
To be Ensign—Alexander 144*401Ritir -gent vice M'Kin.
'bon; promoted. Dated 2$ abevc.
commissions. iiirteci by his klalestys Lieutenant of the
Lourity at Alkt.Lothian.
3d at Western Ilegiment or Mid- Lothian Lodallitia.
.
T 0 be Lieu tel -Co low,!1. COTlllll3ptiiitit
k.,;c :tso scutt, 11111. 25, 0809.

LONDON I Printed by
At tine Sort-4n.

Dated Septentller ;4, MA.
To be Major— lohn Murray. Esq. Dated fan. ti, Oleg.
To be Captains - Cunttnlgham, Esq. 'Henry C. rk.
bitiri, Esq. Ge.age tteicJ, Esq. tames EtAim, Etal.
John Paterson, Esq. Simon Fraser, Esq. All dated Sept.
24, iBoB.
To have the. Rank of Captain—Adjutant William Henry
itotsWrgli. . Dated fan. zi, 18, g.
To have tale Rat* of Lieutenant—Quarter-Master George
ratterson. Dated Sept. 24, 1868.
To be Surgeon— (antes Brice, Gent. Dated as above.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
North Hants Regiment of Militia.
To be Captain —Lieut. George Atherley, vice. Sir Henry
Carew St. john Nadm4Y. Darr • resigned. Dated May 6.
tSe9.
To be Lieutenants--Ensign EdTvard Thorpe, vice.Atitetley,,
promoted. Dated May 12, 1869.
South cast Hants Regiment or Local Militia.

To be Captains—Lieut. William Ward Wright, vice Fuller.
,;ton, resigned. Lieut. Charles Hyde, vice Harbin, re.
signed. Lieutenant loseph Hopkins, vice Burney, pro-
moted. All dated May 6 119.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John St rAngewaysorice Hopkins,
promoted. Ft:sign Budden, vice W right, promoted.
john Garrett, Gent. All dated May 6, IL9.
r Wbitehurch VoluntLer Infantry.

To be Captain—Lieutenant Thomas B:ugh:int, vice Allen,
deceased. • Dated May ts. 18c9.
Portsmouth Battalion of Volunteer Light Infantry.
To be Surgeon— —Hilt, Gent. Dated May Is, 18og.
Commission in the Buteshire Regiment of Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.

Ttxbe Major— deorge Robertson, Esq. vice Brodie, resigned.
Dated April (9, 1839.
Commissions in the Bedfordshire Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant.

To be Lieutenants—Ensign lames Walter Hewitt, vice Red.
ford, resigned. Dated April 4, 1809. Carcy Gent.
vice sharp, deceased. Dated April 1.;, 12;.9
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Leicester.
Leicestershire Militia.

To be Captain—fames Knox, Esq, Dated March 14, 'Seg.
To be Ensign—George Hicks Paul, Gent. DAtedAprit $,
flog. -

• Ist Rattalion, or Leicester Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. John Mansfield,
Esq. Dated Feb. t 6, dog.
To.be Lieutenant-Colonel—juhn Edw. Carter, Esq. Dated
February 16, 1809:
To be Majors—Richard Hunter Bird, Esq. Robert Clarke,
jun. Esq. Both dated Feb. 16, 18e9.
To be Captains— Chomas lediutt, Esq. John Coltman,Esq.
John Gregory, Faq. That'll/8 Barratte Esq. Samuel Colt-
. man, Esq. lames Watson. Esq. Win. Drayton, Esq.
Isaac Lovell, Esq. Joseph 'lee, Esq. Thomas Bur-
, bidge, Esq. All dated i'eb. t 6, tBe9.
•To be Lieutenants—lsaac Barnes, Gent. Robert Parr,
Gent. \Robert Cox, Gent. Henjatnin Jackson, Gent.
john Bracebridge, Gent. Thomas Vuwe Gregory, Gent.
Willoughby lames Bishop, Gent. John Armaton, Gent.
Wm. Chamberlin, Gent. Wm. Brown, Gent. john
!line, Gent. All dated Feb. 16, 1809.
To be Ensigns-•jonatlian Mallet, Gent." john Baxter,
Gent. John Tebbs, Gent. Edward Fowles, Gent. All
dated Feb 16, 1809.
To 'ne Quarter Master with the rank of Lieutenant—John
Vamt lacks/in. Gent. Dated Feb. 16, 1809.
To be Surgeon—Tlionjas Bishop, Gent. Dated February
16, 1809.
Second Battalion, oP,Wet Leicester Regiment of Local

To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant --Dudley Bax-
ter, ter, EFq. Dated Feb. 16, 1809,
To be Licutcnaut.pslonet—john Green, Esq. Dated Feb.
• 16, 1809.
To be Niajor—Charles Jervis, Esq. Dated February 16,
. 1809.
To be Captains—john Power, Esq. 'John Denington, Esq.
Joshua Grundy Esq. Francis Critchley, Esq. Thomas
Worthington, Esq. Thomas Needham, Esq. John Gut.
teridge, Req. Thomas Footman, Esq. All dated Feb.
16, :Seq.
To be Lieutemnts—Georee Nicholls, Gent. Nathaniel
'Estlin, Cent. Edward Rostock, Gent. Edward Hook,
Gent. Edward Norris, Gent. Thomas Pratt, Gent.
'John Thing, Cent. John Bailey, Gen. Wm, Thorn.
ton, Gent. All dart Feb. 16, 1809
To be Ensigns—Wm. Paddy, Gent. john Readman, Cent.
Samuel Watts, Gent. Wm. Tomlinson, Gent. EMU/-
rick Marshall, Gent. James Floyd. Gent.. Thos. Shen-
stun, Gent. All dated Sept. 16, ILI.
To be Surgeon—John' Hill, Gent. Dated February, 160,
1809.
Third Battalion, or Loughborough Regiment of Local Mi.
litia.

To be Lieutenant. Colonel- Commandant James Boot, Esq.
.Dated Feb. 16, 'Sag.
To be Major-- lohn Toone, Esq. Dated February the 16t1t,
tBO9.
To be Captains—Ambrose 11ml/in, Esq. .Daniel Farrow,
ESq. Thomas Durkin, Esq. John Sutton Fowler, Esq.
Roseph. A 1111011 d Cropper, Esq. Thomas Batts, Esq.
alph Sowter, F.sq. All dated Feb. t 6, 1809.
To he Lieutepants Robert Marshall, Gent- john Peck,
Gent. Wni. Painter, Gent. Robert EddoWes, Gent.
john Clark,, Gent. Joseph Smalley, Gent. George
Hackett, Gent. john Davenport. Gent. Robert Parkin-
son, .Gent. William Toone, Gent. All dated February
t 6, tsc9.r
To be Ensigns—Wm. Henshaw, Gent. Henry Eddowes,
Cent. John Gregory, Gent: Wm.•Coare, Gent. WM.
Vickers, Gent. !vim. Henson, Gent. All dated Feb.
36, T*o9. • •
To' be Quarter-Maiter—james Douglas, Gent. Dated Feb.
t 6, tikg. •
To be Surgeon--Joseph Viekors, Cent. Dated Feb. 16th,
;809.

Fourth EattaliOn, or Nft;lttin Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieuteuant,Colonel-Commandant,— ion Bainbridge
Story, Esq. Dated" Feb. t 6, iso9.
To be Major—Peter Augustus, Lalargue,
,Esq, Dated Feb;
16, 1809.
To be Captains—Robert Casson, Esq. jobn Neale. Esq.
Both dated Feb. 16, :SOO.
To be .Lieutenanti—tames Shaw,. Gent'. Samuel Morris,
Thonub Willonl, Gent. John Shipman, Com. Thubias
Cross, Gent. Savill Hardy, Cent. Robert Tinsley,
Cent. All dated Feb, t 6, ISeg.
To be Ensigns—Henry Womack, Cent. Thomas SiMinst
llt my Heinsley, Gent. All dated Feb. 116, 18c9:,.. •
To be Quarter-Master, with the rank of Lieutenaut—Robert
Tyler, Gent. Dated Feb. 16, ;11,9.
To be Surgeon—Francis Darker Dent. Dated February 16;
1809.

Conunissiona signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Stattiard.
Eastern Regiment of Local Militia.
To he Lieutenant-Colonel. Couiniandant...-Tliurnas Wilson
Esq. dated Sept, 24.1801.
To be Lieurenant•Colonel—William liornton, Esq. dated
Sept. 24, ilia.
To bc Majors—Francis Brooks, Esq. Thomas Ward, Esq.
dated Sept. 24, 1304.
To be Calaanis—joshua Drewry, Esq. Joseph Ingleby,
Esq. Wm. 1 !etcher, Esq. Omar Hall, Esq. Christo-
pher Collins, Esq. Win. Platt, EN, John lirindley,
Esq. TIIOIIII4 TtrilOCk, ,Esq. George Wragg, Esq.
John Ward, f.sq. dated May s, Seg.'
To be Lieutenants:— John Shaw, Gent. dated Sept. 24, Oa.
Edward' llortony Gent. Writ. Young, Gent. William
Fowke, Gent, 1 limas M'llubball, Gent. all dated as
above. ,

. .
To be Envigns— Jacob Milner, Cent. Edward Wormy,
Qent. itobcre rinnock/Gent. lames Ttitnoek, Gent.
all dated as above.
To be Quartet-Master—Wm. Daniel, Gent. dated Sept. 24,
o be Sufgeon—Thumas Chawner, Gent, vice Taylor, to.
signed, dated May 1809. •

Western Regiment.
To be Lieutenant.Colonel.Comtnandant—Sir John Wtottes-
ley, Vded March t, 1809,
To be ! .ieutet pa t Coione I—George Durant, Esq. Dated
Mare/. 29. 114.
To he Mojos—S:imuel Proud, Esq. Dated Feb, 2i, iso9.
Hatay Wrotteslel,.k-aq, Dated Mandl 29, 111.9.
To be Captains—lhotnd,Taylor, Esq. Dated kettruary a;,

1-14 R 13 R IS; of MX Martlett- court. Bow-weer ; in(
PS t r
No 112 Strand; wOrat *kali: mew, Qr4r:

c; I bboll4. ksq. Richard Smith, Esq. lohn 'Porton Fere..
day, Esq. Henry Price, Esq., John Turner, Esq. MI
tlaied March 1809. Wm. Rowley, Esq. , Dudkv
rethy, Esq. , Both dated April 4, tS:n.
To be Lieutertantulosepli Padres, Gent. Georg'e Finn-
stone, Gent. Both dated MATO 29. tBcq. 'flips.. Rich.
Eoley, Geut: Richard Bradley, Gent. Both dated April
2i, 1809. Thos. Muni, Gent... John Waterhonse;. Gent.
lerennall Dawson, Gent All dated May 5, 1800,
To he" Quarter. Master—Thomas Lawrence Foley, Gent.
Dated March 1 !Seg.
To be Surgeon—john k fere Proud; Gent. Dated March t,
ao9.
[To be continued.]

BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED.
Ccorge Willis, of bath, cabinet-inaker.

ii4AKRUPT.Y.

John Fleet, of St. Peter's, • Cheesehill, cotmty of Soiith.•
ampton, miller, to surrender June„ 8, and July 1, at ele-
ven, at the Crown Inn, Basingstoke. Attornius,Mr. Baton,
Southampton.street, Covent-Garden; or Messrs. kaggett
and Cole,' (Milton.
William Watts, late of Compton Bishop Sort ersetshire' inn.
keeper, June 1.1, is, and July t, at twelve, at the Talbot
Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. blakes, Cook's-court,Caley.street, London ; or Mr. !'arse, Market-place,
A xbridge.
William Bowes, of Newport, Isle of. Wight, Southampton,'
ironmonger, June t, at two, 2, at eleven, and July r, at t
at *lie Bugle Inn, Newport, Attorney, Mr. Wortley;
Newport.
Elias Chapman, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, carpenter, May
30, tune to, and July 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At.
• torney, Mr. Cunningham, New North-street, !teed Lion.
' squaw, London,
lici.ry Wyatt, of Snow-hill, London, boot and shoe-maker,
June 3, to. and July 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Mtwley, Durset-street, Salisbury-square.
Samuel Collett Alger, ut Gracechureli-street, London,pork,
man, M.ty z 3, June 3, and luty 1, at mu, at C;t4Minall.
Attorney, Mr. Wiliam, Saint Swithin.lane, Lotundrd-
ainret.

Christopher Berry the elder, and Robert Rochester, of Nor-
wich, booksellers, May 30, June 7, and July t, at tour, at
the kind's Head, Norwich. Attorines,
.Messrs. Simpson
and Rat:halm, Norwich; or Messrs. Wilkins, Sun, 'and
Hotta way, Chancery-Line, London.
Peter Stuart, ot lt:et-strut, London, ',tinier, May 23, NM
6, and July t, at Lii; at G uildhall. Attorney, LVICSM'4.
Dixteund Allen, Paternoster-row.
James Ayres, of Stratford, Essex, coal-merchant, May 30,
at one, June ti, at twelve, and July r, ar ten, at Guild.
hall, London. Attomies, Messrs: Robinson and Lee, Lui-
coin's- I nn.
James Blundell, of Lloyd's Colibc-hrnise, London, and of
Pentonville, Middlesex, insurance-bruker, May 3,, at one,
June 3, and July 1, at twelve, At Guiltilialt. Attormes,
Alessrs. Painter, 'Tomlinson, and Thoinson,
court, 'lhrugniorton.street.
John Slalbeck, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire. merchant, June
8,9, and July s, at eleven, at the Geurge I tin, liuddels..
field. Attarines, Messts. Sykes and Knowles, NeW
London; or Mr. Sykes, Dewsbury. •
D 11/11) ENDS.
Tune 27. john ParSson and lames Gardiner, of Clement's-
lane, Lontbard-street, .London," and of Saville-passage,
LanabetN Surrey; hop-merchants, At twelve, at Guild.
haU, London. •
Ottober 24: Joseph Dean, of Watling-street, London,whole..
sale linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Julie 27. Frederick Kray, late of Stunlipp.street,
marker, .Middlesex, goldsmith and jewelisr, at ten, at
G uitdhall.
June 24. Archibald hiackean, a Winchester-street, London,

merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
lune az. Benjamin Pi:Lutes, late of. St. Nichols,: Worcester,
tca.dealur, at eleven, at Deglis Bowling-green, ISt. Peter,
Worcester.
lune 13. Richard Palle, of Littln•Hempston, Devonshire,
coal.znercliant, at eleven, at the Goloen Lion Inn, New.
ton Abbot. •
June 22. Robert Allinson and lolih Whitaker. late of Lan.
caster, leather-dressers, at ten, at the King's Arms
Lancaster.
lune 27. Alexander Anderson, and David Robertson, Cole-
man-stree4 London, -merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
lune 27. Isaac Penn, of Leather-lane, Middlesex, oil and
colourman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July at. Charles Wright, of Aldgate, London, tobacconist,
at one, at Guildhall. •
June 13. George 1-141, of Queen-street, London, silk-mania-
' taeturer,_
_at one, at Guiluziall.
lune 13. William Brewer, late of Rochester, Kent, ecuit..ll.-
master, at eleven, at G uildhal 1 , London,
lune 17. John Lucks Bower, now or late of Lcdbury, Here-
fordshire, milliner, at eleven, at the ttop-pule bon, Wor-
cester.
lune ij. Robert Dawson, of St. Paul':: Church-yard, Lim.
don, potter, at twelve, at GuHnhall. •
June Richard Dolby, of Colchester, bricklayer, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
June to. Richard Morley, of Epsom,Surrey,pork-buteher, at
at eleVen, at Guildhall, London.
June 13. lames Pearce, of St. Alban's:street, Pall-Mall,
Westminster, ladies shoemaker, at tea, at Guildhall.
July 7. Richard Lades and Guy Knowles, of Birmingham,
silver-plate's, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham.

. . ,
C.'fiRTIFICATES.
fune to. John Allen, attic Plaitorin, Rotherhithe; Surrey,
coalenittchant.
fames Robinson, of Liverpool, provison-merchant.,
Rtchar,l tux, ot Rugby,y/arwickshire, tcriiener.
foliu Owen Parr, ot SUtiolk-lane, London, insurance broker.

The-following articles are extracted from a Hard-
burgh Paper of the 10. th inst. received on Saturday :

" AUGSBURGII, .MAY s.—Accgrding to official
reports thoEtnperor NAPOLEON had his heAcl-quar-
ters, the day before yesterday, arWelis—MAsaEN4,
at Lintz, and General WitAno, at Lainbaab. Tho
combined artily is advancing by forced marches fur-
ther.

" VIENNA, MAY 3.—. The necessary measures' are
taking in case of a hostile demonstration against
Vienna. The Corps of General L:Ltr.Lakt. is believed
to be strong enough to prevent the advance of the
Enemy—,The Reserve and the 'llliliiia of Lower
Austria. ere also called out, and the Archduke
CHARLES Will co-operate on his side—The Moravian
Militia are on their march,. and the Hungarian In-
surreCtion is organizing with great activity,---The
Army of the Archduke JOHN will either prosecute
its career, or return to the support of the ether at-
my corps. _ _

" .I,he army of the Archduke ERD_NAND 1136
fully completed the objet ofitoriginal destination.
,Our cavalry will immediately he largely increased.—
Ile Burgher cavalry of ibis city have already otfere.d
to serve in the field, but it has been deemed right
to retain them in Vienna.

. .
" On the .eBth the Empress set out for Upper
Austria, on'a visit to his Majesty.
The Militia battalions that were here have been
sent otT to 'the Army in waggons."

The following arrangements in the Church are
said to be in contemplation :--Dr. RANDOLPH, the
Bishop of Bangor, to be translated to London. Dr.
MUENDIE, the Bishop of Chester, to be translated
to Bangor.' Dr. SPARKS, the Dean of Bristol, who
was tutor to the Duke of RUTLAND, to'be the new
Bishop of Chester.

Fliilay night, about eleven o'clock, # dreadful fire
broke out at a sugar. baker's, at Ratclitf-cioss,.which
entirely consumed the same, and did, considerable
damage to the adjoining buildings. The flames
were extremely violent for upwards of an hour, and
threatened the most. aerious consequences, as a con-
Utterable time elapsed before the arrival of the en-
gines. Their fury abated about one o'clock. ti

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44,1...1r, 167‘1,
a genteg 'Sppt;atlittl; lnd good figtee, about Afn ).earS
of age, was indicted for big Any, 11.aving
inter-
married with Saia.h. MA.:tha Vaux, otherwite
Cttle; hif;-former wife, being ,t,::living. 13oth the
marriages were 1.04 proved to h;hc been solemniAcd
bit having lived for some time with the former 'wile,
and the fa& of her being at prettent 3live were also
clearly' proved to the rattsfactiton of the Court and
',dry, the priioner was found Guilty.

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The thunder „storm of Friday afternoon 'wait S.
very severe one around'the Metropolis; The light:-
cling was uncummonly vivid, and the peals of t(tun-:
der of the longest coutinuance, without interrup-
tion ever remembered.
On Monday afternoon, during a violent storm oi`
thunder and lightning, a large tireball fell in a south,
eastwardly direction upon the premises of Mr. Parker
WestO'itul:street, Stamford, Lincolnshire, awl atier
rending a poplartree from top to bottom, passed it;
an eblique direction- thruugh the wall uf a neighbeurs,
ing out-building, and made its way out at tile door
into a small yard, where, Navin; 'spent its force,
vanished in sulphureous smoke.—Two persons wens
knocked down by the concussion of air, and a third
was electrified.—Mr. Event-410f Barnhill, also had
a large shed thrown down by the shock of one Of
the tremendous daps of thunder, which were louder
than any recollected ever to have been heard.
The devastation occasioned in the neighbourhood
of Stratford, by the fury of the storm that came on
about five o'clock on Friday afternoon, in a full south
direetion,.is greater than. any that has taken !Ake
within the memory of the oldest person living the'e-
It appears to have taken a direaion of two miles
wide. Its fury Appears most evident fiorn how
Bridge to Stratford Green, where it is calculated that
one pave of glass out of three or four exposed to tlo
South is broken, and upwards of twenty lamps cm
the'road. In Stratford Broadway, a large tree
torn into three parts, and its fall shattered the.leo.
of a little girl, twelve 'years of age. The crops tit
pease, beans, &c. are in general lestroyed, and di"
grape vines and fruit-trees ate very much injitiede
The gardens exhibit a most wretched appearance.-if
The hail, or rather irregular pieces of ice, fell in tor-
rentsas large as small walnuts ; one piece of ice meas
shred three inches and a quarter in circumfereaa
Tuesday eaning,petWeen seven and eight o'clock•
a well-dressed Man, apparently labouring tinder
severe paroxysm of the tooth-ache, knocked at
door of Mr. Mrysey, Dentist, on' Itedeiiti-Gill,
Bristol, and asked if he was at home ? On beitag
-answered in the negative by his daughter, a young
-woman about 18, he inquired if there was any other
person a home who could take out his tooth ?
teid him 'there was not a. soul in the house but
he -
selt. " That is exaetly as I wished," said this
lain, and locking. the door, insisted upoahershew"
ing where her father's money was kept,, at the saris
time threatening . her with instant murder if sh4*
made the least noise or'resistance. Trembling
appreltens:ons, ts.Le chewed him a bureau, the lock:.
of which he picked, and tookfrom it about t
guineaa, and a draft for a considerable sew, 'lra' f
• ~et
in favour of, Mr. Maysey ;• be then Po"ee
t)" ,
the silver spoons, &e. he could meet with
either not satiated with his plunder, or to
..Placit'
detetition, he knocked the poor girl down, and WO
her so unmercifully as nearly to deprive ter of life,
and whilst she was in this situation, the ink:leant
aaually filled her pockets with live coals from tile
fire-place ; after which lie effected his escape, unl
has not since been heard of. His unfortueate
tim lies in a dangerous, if not hopeless state.

Mr. MArritaws of Dykesfield, near Carlisle, is
at present possessed of two bullocks and a hay',
year six years old,' which Were all produced at oc!
Girth. This is as great an instance of .fecunditY
we ever remember to have heard of in cattle of
ruminating kind. They are extremely
the bullocks measure from the forehead to, th'
of the tail 8 tiset 5 inches, and are in es s'
respect proportionably large.