The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.) , tif
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 30.--The Undannteei 00
Ciptain E. Harvey, with Admiral Warren's nigt
Ascension on the 30th of January, on her way "Op
Coast, Sierra Leone, and the Gambia. The Curley/to
Commander Trotter, which arrived at St. Helens °no,
20th of the same month, was to follow, and would be
to cruise on the coast for six months.
Letters from Bermuda, dated the 3d of Februts.Poie
that the Winchester frigate bad sailed thence for J 6 of
on the previous day. The Fly had proceeded g 0
thagena, and the Sparrowhawk to Mexico. The pod
was at St. Jago de Cuba, and the Blanche, Ganeeetarboi
Pincher, and Monkey, were at Port R .yal, froth -jot
place the Sapphire had proceeded on the 25th of Ala
The squadron was healthy.
C°l
The Rover, 18, Commander Sir C. Young, w;t i, iest
Campbell on board, arrived at Gibraltar on the ottl
She proceeded the next day for Alexandria, the C°ol
being commissioned by this Government to urge tbemsei
of Egypt to discontinue his warfare against the
Seignior. OOll
Combined Squadrons—Downs, Thursday.----i
men of war at anchor are the Talavera and Lerne- sse
The Stag frigate and Scout sloop, with La liel9"ehr
Endymion, sailed on Friday last for a cruise off 101
Head. The Satellite sloop arrived on Sunday, and
-
on the following day on a cruise with the Larne. (se
The Zebra, 18, Commander Lord F. Beauclere' ssi
ing), may be shortly expected from the East Indies. 01,
arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 7th •13°U
on her way to England. t o 0
The Dublin. 52, sailed from Valparaiso, for L' it
Jed
the 20th of November. The Hornet packet are..„.odi.
Buenos Ayres, on the 30th of December, from Fal"alog
The Rinaldo packet arrived at Rio Janeiro, from the "

place, on the 25th January.
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The Malabar, 74, C,ptain Hon. J. Percy, aril/ isp,
Monday from the Downs, to be fitted with a neW lore
The Pantaloon, 10, Lieut. Dacres, arrived, 00
day, from Plymouth.
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The War,pite, 76, Captain Talbot, was V"-
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Tut sday into ordinary. The Messenger ste.m-celftiot
the same day sailed for Plymouth, with the matineaj°,,
ship on board, where she arrived on the followingl;p4l
The Royal William, 120, a first-rate of the 60
class, will be launched from Pembroke Yard in tue is
week in April, and brought to Plymouth to be laid ll'
ordinary.

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The dinner usually given at the Mitid-
house on Easter Monday is postponed until Wed
the the 24th. 0
.
Captam FREDERICK MATHEWS has'
late
understand, laid claim to the title and estate of thee „.
Earl of LLANDAPP, and with every prospect of sure.
Portsmouth Herald. ill.
DlED.—This morning, after a few daYSLail
ness, at the house of her mother, the Dowager "05
ASTLEY, in Cavendish-square, ANNE, the wife of Tl4°,,
POTTER M'QUEEN, of Bedfordshire, Es and iete-514 1
Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Bart., M.P., of Melton Catisti
Norfolk. Ol
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CAPE DE VERns.--Extract of a letter 110
Port Mayo, dated Jan. 5, 1833 : " There has beentber
suffering at Port Mayo and Bon ivista than in the
islands, hut in some places the suffering has been bg' lef
conception. In St. Antonie, 11,000 have died,°fSt•
7,
26,000; in Foga, 12,000; in Bravo, 000 • 0"
Nicholas, 8,000.
4 distinguishedTheMarpqaurtiy to
Marquis of L A
dinner N S
on 0W
Sunday
House, Berkeley-square ; among whom were Sir $'
OXMANTOWN, Sir JOHN and Lady HOIIHOUSE,A
CODRINGTON, the Right lion. THolt As ae;fr.
THEODOSIA SPRING RICE, Sir C. DOYLE,
MOORE, Mr. BLAKE, &C. Otir
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BRADFORD MARKET, MARCH 28' tie
m ,rket to-day for stuff goods has been very acti°6 The
sales effected in them have been above an aseimor,"''e.•or d°'
'
inquiries to-day for super weekers and ygreat,
scriptions of long wools, have also bee° un bane been
and we understand the transactions in them .
very considerable at higher prices.—HdifaX 'l7nrestistre
In consequence of the duty upon 13.71";,3 ur
ber being so much higher than that impaseu, ""ni
American colonies, four vessels have cleared 'l'7 sod,
port within the last few days, in balla-t, for Menl,", of
from thence to Halifax, no doubt with the iate.ntft the
-
loading timber at, the former place, landing 'Yoder I
latter, and again reloading the same for England, 11
to save the difference of duty.—Newcastle Cou'll;nipp
ROASTING BY GAS.—Yesterday 10°7 of
Mr. FARRADY and a number of scientific gent'ef leo
visited the National Gallery of Practical Science, woo,
the first exhibition of Htex's Patent for Cooking 11.00'
That ingenious artist has brought to perfection aa
ode of
i
tion which promises fair to supersede the usual i!er
cooking. Several pigeons were roasted, and a PI ref
mutton boiled and served up to the numerous or-higblii
at which the ladies particularly expressed themseive',,-ta°
delighted. The advantage in this mode is ec0000.1041
certainly a pigeon is beautifully roasted, in twelve al:oil-ibis
at the cost of one-fifth of a penny; and a large joint • 00.
By th° . the
roasted or boiled at a proportionate expense.
the meat retains the gravy to a much greater eateP-be
heat being disseminated regularly; and whether i/ed too
pigeon or a large joint, thewhole process is cornPletool
certainty at the rate of time—twelve minutes for pit
pound weight; and the cookery once began, °l'9°l'9bet, 33'
till the time serves for dishing Alp. So much for
vance of science developed at this Gallery, which ig.eatio
becoming
the resort of the fashionable as well 9CI

world. s tor
EXECUTION.—At
twelve o'clock on --°,lll
day three unfortunate convicts suffered the extreoe PIO°
of the law behind York Castle, pursuant to their sent° ai
at the last assizes, viz. EBENEZER WRIGHT, aged
Rotherham, for setting fire to two stacks ; THO3IAS
aged 25, of Knoctingley, labourer, for having cruelly ,i:e srP
THOMAS ATKINSON, of that place, on the 12th nil,./s;s.°ool
on the highway near Pontefract; and MARY ":"„,to
aged 47, of Lotherton, near Aberford, for counselled so'
abetting HANNAH GRAY (a girl of weak' intellect/01i/
fire to three corn stacks, the property of Mr. BlAll's,,,,ocV"
of Lotherton. WRIGHT soon after his condemnation in
his companions when at prayer, and laughed at ther'M
consequence of which he was placed in a separate cel'origt:
twelve the Under Sheriff, W. GRAY, jun , Esq., de°h,- falP
the bodies of the culprits, when they were led totic";
scaffold; The prayers having been concluded, the `„-lice'
tioner commenced his awful duty. Just before be roitlif
the cap overlhe face of LAW, that unfortunate °lgor
in a firm delit,erate tone,—" Gentlemen, before -r
would say lam as guilty as you-1 am as innocent :-sll'
amongst you. I never seed the man that night L'`, ifo
The cap was then drawn over his face. Before t',/," ido
done to WRIGHT he kicked off his s'ioos, which fe" cod
the garden, but he never spoke a word. The fetee,,ced.
tinued, during the whole of this time, and during the
justing of the rope, &0., to utter broken sentencea,°° do!
—" I'm innocent-1 am innocently brought hgre
Blessed be God ! Have mercy—have mercy, oh Pc
a short time I hope I shall be in Heavers. MY dti I°.
ther will soon be here. lam innocent, Christ Jesus! °.
telling any one—l am innocent." All being rea"lo'clir
bolt was drawn, and the unfortunate culprits were In°
into eternity.— York Herald.

BIRTHS
On the 31st ult., in Wiropole.street, the ladY
Blackheath, On
n the 31 sot f the
Wilkinson, Esq., of a daughter. vuare, of
R.Obninstohne,
03f1satdualutg.,htienr. Montague-place, Russell-5407,7:000
On the 3:st ult., in Green-street, Grosvenor- 4
of Richard Mayne, Esq., of a son.
the Countess
On the 30th ult., in Grosvenor.street,
noull, of a son.ualtso,nt.he lady of Lawford Richardson,
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MARRIED. ilitit.
of '
On the 30th tilt., at Streatham, Samuel Cooper, Estl2e Joe ~
ley-upon-Thame.s, to Caroline, fourth daughter of to
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BraksOar, Esq. 0 Prlesi
On the ‘27th ult. at Duncrub, Perthshire, CaP e
itinex Trotter,jun., of Ballindean 17th Lancers, to vary,
daughter of the Right Hon. Lord 'Rolls. ashire' Or?
gPOr-place,
On the 26th ult., at Garstang Church Town, Lane Iron01..
Moss, Esq., of Clarence-terrace Stoke Newingtm, and :.109
I'edder, A.M., Vicar of the parish of Garstang.
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DIED. t,
yinoupatree
Griffiths, Esq., of Belvidere, Hanitns. JOIIP
Dowager Lady Strachan a ci 87
'g - . in GI cester-Pla4 .A 0
On the 30th ult., at his residence, ou
London,
atto hlsearbheolluas,:e.ldest daughter of the Tier'
iv• Wv
On the 31st ult., at his residence, on Richmond-hill, po
Esq., aged 80. EI:,
On tha 2341 ult., at St. Omer's, John Thomas Fane,__o
M.P. for Lyme Itegis and nephew to the Earl of Wesnerfr
Upper Se
On the Pith ult., 'Capt. . Wilson, of Stebonheal,
Limehouse, aged 42. 01
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