The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-31 00:00:00

he vsi.as so drtink 'oe riot kilo* in sh it 'ni
he had lost it. .T:le n:-Isoz:ers were discharged;
.T. 0' Brien by.;tratie a carpenter, residing la
Rotherhithe, Was cited before the Kagi3tr4ei,
on complaint lit his The complainant state,,
that on' the evening of WedneSday list, the. F-11-
ties retired to rest, when the wife, thinking
roight pease her, husharid, informed him that shc
_provided for dinner next day a pig's
which she proposed roasting: The-husband thcl.
&slledr her how much. it cost. In reply to tili"3:
he :accused ;Tier of extravagance, and beat her,
most severely. To -this charge her
pleaded guilty ; 'but the Magistrates Were still at
• a loss to decide on a point so delicate, which hOl,
thusadeidentally arisen between man and wife;
lately united. -'lt was recommendedthat the ^a'
tics, it possible, should seek reconcilement. Tili3l
after a littieeontroversy, was at lengili agreed to:
The complaint was accordingly-dicharged.
CNN Stealingboyabout four years old, sc
of Mrs. Triess, an artist, was decoyed a•vay frq,
the (loth- ot his house on '..Vetrincsda'y ii ht, by (WO
women, one of whoin calleakerself WY
der pretence of purchasing ri;lTrloine:,.v,linais, 004
niter keeping fourhOzirs, ii. ,vs, broug.ht
into the street almost, naked. ri.;:e weN'i
not worth Chore than 3/. The '
that he was.taken up the 7.;:ew it old and r:•i;)2'1
in a hut. A Woman s t,t1.:3
into custody eriloob, 0,1 suspicion of
having sold soine of the child's t.lothes.

S 'WE E7C.

- STOCKHOLM, OCT. Is,—The life-pasards,
all the otheratroops- stationed here, have srt 0'
for Dalaros and are already arrived CarbsaioJ'
and Carlsham ; but, -it- is thought that thh;
merely, for a show,. and that no expedition'
sail from Sweden ; indeed, the season is now to°
far advanced. We have only the mil:tia disci tljer
West-Gotha regiment,. that do military duty nci'c'l
A great many Russian noble. faatisies abed
make daily apalicationi for laasa -!s to
arnited to, come to Sa•-eden ; :tau laq wee l
less than five hundred and ~:ixta ,ar!h ar:ports
were sent to Petersburg h. There are savaal
ports about the Russian army, but what may be
relied on is, that they are :ins great 'want of Ge'
nerals. Koatousolf is -acknowledged to he a.lh•lce
and courageous man; but what can he do alone
Baron D'Armfeldt, a Swede birth, is mac°
talked of • but.he is no farther einployed than tO.
be -the of;
Governor of Finla»d, and one of 0!e
acting Adjutant-Generals of the Russian arar,,,
:and as such accompanies the-Entneroa Aleaandert
and thus has no active part in the war. It
very remarkable circumstance, that this very a-.
ron d'Armieldt, who- was the first favouril?o
Gustavus 111. and Who, after his assassination, at"
tempted to throw Sweden into the hands of 1111';
sia, and on that account •was onthwed, ao"
his name placed on 'the gallows ; and who, dttriti;
the reign of the late unfortunate Gustavus /Viol:,
phus, was pardoned ; and who, soon after dot'
time was invited by the Emperor Alexaador,
through his Ambassador at Stockholm, Mr. Ahr
pens, to betray his country, but then refu:icat
should at last be induced to go over ta) the IZII-'
sian party. The real cause has not, been gear
rally known, but the fact is this :—Baron o'An111";
feldt, who was one of the first to sign the act U
-abdicating Gustavus Adolphus, did, neverthalc;''•
souse time ailefwards", and during the reip
Bernadotte, send a man to a Printer iu.Stcacklioloh
with a,kind of advertisement, calling upon tilt'
Swedes to arm in favour of Gustavus Adolphus.-1.
The Printer, having read the advertisement, aP•'•
finding, it to contain -a language coi,tra a to tile'
established Government, told the- ?craw: seat'
with the adVertisement that he could not' p:rint ttt
,and that he found himself bound in duty to aleto
him ; and he,laid hold of the man., However,
he was stronger than the Printer, heaai caned. I-0)1;
Printer sheaved the paper to the Governor (''
Stockholm, Baron Skioldebraud, who iannediatall
recognised the hand-writing of. Baran D'Arnr
feldt, in several where the stile of the 0(..
vertisement was corrected and altered, went t"
the Crown Prince and imparted the basiness•-
Baron D'Armfeldt, having, in the hitt3ri time, heel
informed of the bad success of the pciaon lie ha',
sent to the Printer, went to the Russian,-Ainla
sador, General Suchielen, and took the oath or
allegiance to the Emp'eior of Russia. The Svil,e.
.dish Government, which could not, therefore, o'.
nish him as a traitor, ordeted him to- quit Sac''
den, and even sent an escort with li;as to TOrneoii
and Armfeldt thus got to finland, and afterward
to Russia, where he was _immediately emploY2`!,
as aforesaid ; and, to the great surprise of Be''
nadotte, was presented to him as a Russian sub':
,•
ject at the interview Bernadotte Ilan with Ale>",
ander at Abo.

In LTpper George-strcet, the Lady'of John Forbes Mitcbe-
-11,
Esq. of Thalnston, of a Son and Hcir.
On Saturday last, at his houTe at Ealio, the LadY
Charles Bacon, Esq. of a Daugntor.
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-On Thursday, inGrosvenor-square, the Lady of :Ethyl'
Hartopp, Esq. of Dalbv-Holse; Leicestersliire, of a Son. •
Last week, at Deal, the Laly W. F. i).6st.en, Eq., Cy 2.
tain of His I‘li:,esty's ship Elephant, of a Sun. ,

11,1,~RR1l;D.

On Th

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ursday last, Ralph Nichokon, jnn.- Esq. of Tect .
t,-
ham, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the Rev. Robert Eliis°;
of Sloughatn, Sussex. •

•
DIED. •
~cep
On Saturday se'nnight, at her .hous.2 in Grosvenor-pl,,p.
Miss Whitworth, sister of the Right Hon. Lord Whitsvo''
iu the 63d year of her age.;

. ' COAL MARKET, OcT. 30.
Ships at Nancet. Ships sod. Price. L
541 Newcastle . . . 48i . . . 395, 9d. to
,f:i's- Ci,
51 Sunderland . . . . 51 . . . 40,.;. Od. to •:•2s•
~
I Stone C.,'2.1 . . . . 0 . . . —s. ,od. to ,—s• ij_.