The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

CAMBRI ME,' *s.r.

The Rev.. Samuel Blackall, Senior Fellow
and Tutor of Emmanuel College,_ is presented, by
the Master and Fellows of that Society to the
valuable Rectory of North Cadbury, in Somerset-
shire, vacant by the death of the Rev. •lir. As
k6v. The Rev. Henry Hutchins., M. A. was on
Wednesday' last admitted a FcHow. of Trinity
Hall. Mr.Thothas Musgrave and Mr. ,John Ash-
bridge Bachelors. of Arts, Trinity College; we'll
'yesterday elected Fellows Of that Society. , -
The following Gentlemen of this University
were ordained at Salisbury on Sunday, the 20th
ult.—De-a-cons: -James Paley, B. A. Magdalen ;
and John Whish, B. A. tannanuel
Priests : John Cooper, B.A. Trinity Hail ; and
Samuel Ward, B. A. Cains College.

• PROVINCIAL N.Ews.—On Monday evening; as
Mr.' Robert Sisson, farmer, of Barriack, near
Stamford; was returning home over the race-
ground, his horse ran against a chain, and pitehel'
ti, upon his Bead. lie was takza npspeech-
Jess, and. ingered until Tuesday night, when he
died. Tile above unfortunate man, who was only
27 years of age, was biother to the Mr. Sisson;
who, ;our readers may recollect, was cruelly niuN
dered in his -harvest licir% by one of his servants
striking
,4 sickle into his forehead, about six
years ago:...

On. Friday last a melancholy accident happened
at Reihnile, near Grantham. Thos. Bissell, eldest
son of Mr. J. Bissell, a respectable farmer of that'
place, :was driving a cart, when the horse took
flight and overcurned.it with the yoltth, hy which
ie was so much bruised; that he died the follow-
day

On ;Tuesday last, an inqUest was hal on the
body of Esther- Harris, of Knipton; near Gran-
.thani, who was -found banging_ in her own house.
The unfortunate woman bad been in a state of
insanity. for some time, but for a few we,eks was
considered better,
:and the sudden change was
not' perceived. by her attendants. Verdict—
Lunacy.
On TueSdav, as Thos. Welbourn, of Spalding,
who keeps a higling team, was driving a load of
grain to town„ he accidentally fell under one of
the wheels, which passing over his chest crushed
him to death almostinstantly. The poor man has
left a disconsolate widow, whose former husband
was drowned.

Inquests by J. W. Davis, Gent Coroner, of
Boston :—On the 2lst nit. at Skegness, on the
body of a man unknown, which bad been east upon
the shore by the tide. The deceased waS about
five feet four inches in height, and was dressed iu
sailor's clothes ; a good watch was found• upon
the person. Verdict, Found Drowned.--Oa Sa-
turday last, at Kirton, on the body of Robert
Morton, who was killed on the. Thursday preceds-
ing by a cart loaded with coals passing over his
bOdy, Verdict, Accldelital Death.

List of the Regiments of British Militia which
have not yet furnished their Quota of Volunteers
to the Regular Army for the year 1312 :•

CORPS. • STATIONS. : ' vvricixr.
Carviarthen - 85.
Cumberland Halifax.. xs2
East Loughborough. - . 155
Devon{North .Gosport....
South. Sheffield
Lancashire, 2d. Plymouth
Norfolk, West. Tiudders4eld . 63
Suffolk, West Rochdale: t3
Sussex Sutton. Cuntp.,,, 6O
Tower Hamlets, Ist.. Hackney . 9.06
,
West York, I!3t .Chath!ito.
Aberdeen Dalkeith, N. B'. ; ' ~ .275
Argyle Paisley, N. B.
Edinburgh Sutton Camp..
Fift l'Perth, N. 8..
Forfar l'wnewOhtth 4.

' 53

130
51
355

inveinesS P;achester. .
:pert.%
.Edinburgh Castle . . 32.
Rei►f:ee► Perth, N. 2.1 G9

Ross . Glasgow, N. 13. l7l
Stirling Kersa.l Moor Camp 3l
Durham luchtermuchy 33

,
BOW-STREET.----Friday, last a young man of the
name of Usher, who .was brought to this Office
about ten days ago, upon suspicion of stealing,
and Who:was dismissed with a reprimand, was
again charged by Lack, the, officer, with having
7 attempted to pick the •pockets of several Gentle-
-men in/Palace-yard. He was committed as a
=rogue and a vagabond.
A person applied to the Magistrate for advice,
under 'the following circumstances :---A yoting,
man, who had done him the favour 'of rudning
away with and marrying his Ward, who will,
when of age, have a good property, bad applied
to him for a little ready money to support his es—
tablishment, and tendered hits hi& note. The.
amount for which the note was drawn was 151.
and the complainant took the note and gave him
Si. but refused to' give the remaining 71.'in conse-
quence of having heard something to the disad-.
vantage of the young man. Upon inquiring par-
ticularly into the nature .of his habits; be found
that there was some difference between the name
subscribed in the note, and the real name of the
person who had drawn it. The complainant suz-
posing that these circumstances would amount to,
a forgery, thought it - h.is duty to apply for the
means of pimishing the offender.
The Magistrate stated, that i: was necessary, in
order to constitute a forgery, that the man- Should
not have been recognized' as going by the name
signed in the pate: By the acknowledgment Of
the complainant. he had known him by no Other
name than Mat by which be Vf33 married.
Saturday morning' the Gentlemen of the Court
Lest Jury, of the Lower Distriet,„Holborn; vi-
sited thc severaFshops to adjust their: Weights and
measures, when they found.xc'bne baker's shop a
great quantity of bread very deficient in weight,'
which they seized, and took the same to Hattori-
garden ()ince, when the case .was clearly made
oat. It appearing- the first 'offence, the. baker
was convicted in the mitigated penalty of on
fin- an ounce, and the bread forfeited to be given
to the.poor.

Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, a sea-
faring man, belonging to a vessel lying offWap-
ping, corning from Blackwall, was stopped by two
fellows„ armed with bludgeons, who knocked him
down, rifted his pockets, and robbed him of his
Silver iiiatch and fifteen shillings in silver, with,
which they ran off, and made their' escape.

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