The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-21 00:00:00

POLICE.

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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—GeorgeI f omhwell., of
Little Cothpton- street, hnxicage7.lniker, was charged
with cruelty beating and assaulting his wife, parti-
cularly on Monday la,o ;,ina also a neighbour's wife,
who came„with, a.childin her anus, to interfere, bc-
t Weri them. , ~

Prisoner being called upon .for his defence,
answered, that the faias, were true, that he wished
to part frcitri his- wife, and was inclitterent about. the
ratter.

He was ordered to find bail for both assaults.

The Committee of Merchants of the City of Cork
ha've voted an elegant • and appropriate Address to
Admiral Lord GA,RDNER, for his Lordship's continued,
attention to the high and, important duties of his
command while it was eminently direCted
to the security of •the Country, and the protection of
its trade in general, had particularly for its.objed
the accommodation of the Merchants of Cork. His
Lordship forthwith transmitted to.that'respeaable
Body a' suitable reply.
Fordhant, Harvey, Harford,. and- Ridgq,.the men
Who were a short time ago convhted of a'burglary
at Ponders.:End, and Freeman and con v ieled
of forgtNy,, were yesterday morning,' pursuant to
their sentence, executed .at the. Old Bailey. They
all behaved, with becoming fortitude. The two for-
mer strongly protested, their innocence ; the re-
mainder acknowledged the justice of their sentence.
On: the morning, of the 9th inst. a deserter was
brought to Newcastle; from Durham, by a corporal
and two priyat&S.' After safely delivering thele charge,
the, party repaired to a' public-house in Newgate-
street,. where, in the evening, ',Ore of- the. privates ,
turned refractory, and proceeded out of his quarters'
in opposition to the:Will of his corp Oral. The two
continued altercating nearly half way up GallOw-
gateosThere the private drew the bayonet from the
corporal's side, and stabbed him in the breast.. The
'man (who vas Much intoxicated) was immediately
iecured, and the corporal carried to the Infirmary.
Died, on Sunday,, at three o'clack in. the rr.Orrt
ing, at the7Grove, near: Seven Oaks, Kent, in her.
89th.year, Mrs. HARDINGE, relict Ot the late NI-
-OHOLAS HARDINGE, Esq. and sister of the late Earl
CAMDEN. Her faCulties' were to the last unirnp'air-
ed, sonnd,, and clear ; her capacity was not interior
to that of her brother, and she resembled hiMin her
eloquence ; her manners were as engaging as they
were -dig-nitied, and her. prudence -in every circle of
domestic life .could only be surpassed by her good-
ness of heart : she was religious, moral, and hu-'
mane. If in her numerous virtues a ruling passion
-could be dis Covered, it was her zeal in executing, t'he
parental office, her vigilant attention to the interest
of her children,- and \her solicitude for their love to
one another : the loss which is felt by them no
words can-tell, no time can alleviate : she died uni-
versally respected, admired, and beloved by her nu-,
merous friends. . •

Died; at Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, on the 15th
of March last; hi the•:.s.2d year of her tage, Mrs.
COLQUETT, wife of JOHN COLCUJETT; Esq. and
• niece of the fate Lady ViSCOUIIteSS CLIFDRN ; and
on the 26th of April last, at the,satue place, in the
61st year of his age, JOHN • COLEWETT, Esq. 26
years Town-Clerk or Liverpool. • .
No. 8'83,t, drawn this day a Prize of Five Thou-
sand Pounds, Was sold in Shares by HORNSBY and
Co..- namely, two Eighths, and twelve Sixteenths.
No. 2(j, Cornhill, 52, Charing-Cross,' and St. Mar-
garet's Hill, Borough.
May 20th, 1807.

PRICE OP

Y ESTE

Bark Stock, 231
Navy r; per Ceiit. 97i 9/3.,
S per Cent.. 1797.
Irish 5 per. Cent.
4 per Lent. Nu
3 per Cent. Red. 621;1
3 per ;,:ent. Con. 63
Bank I . Ann.. 17 IS- t6IIIS
Ditto Short Ann.