The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-06 00:00:00

rhtE IV AIL.

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NAPL Es, An It IL 4.. —l,ord „ Nst.sorr has suadeni.
ly appeared with Itt Fleet i);.t.re Alexandria, in
Egypt,- but nut fitisli,,g the aa'rench Tot)lon Flett
there, he sailcd again in a few hours, whither is nut
known..

MILAN, APRIL 6,—The Ki!ig, our new Sove.
reign, has rAtacti M. M. ',YIcLZI, Lti.l A, 130g0..
MEI, STAMPA, SuNCINI, CAMPRARA, kind MA..
REsCHALt HI, to. the dignity .of Princes, with the
title of Moat- Serene Highnesti.
CONTANTINOPLE, MARC!! 26.—The Conven-
tion which the Lite C.:APT/sr N had'concluded
with SILI.MAN PASIiA, of Sr.J.,i,nl)'Acre, and
bUCCeSS(st to DGEZZAR, is kaol4'll to be-the causebii,tlisgrate. Tfte Porte
,1:0I lAtified {his
VetlfjOtly hilt sent' orders to tl,e Pasha of a:amt.
cus to march against the rebels. We hivr received
ibtehig-rnee'lirre, that Sou:co:, tnak;og a sails,'
was itb4tithined. by. his u-oopc anti made prisoner by
those of tNe

VI HAINA. A? ti IL 17. —The Minister, Count.
Lours Los [., lias'bcett fur swnc dsys indis«
posed; but it is hoped (lilt he will soon be able
apin to receive itokl.cuuler:, with the Metnlers of ,
the Diploo).alie Corps.
It is now said 111.. t C,llMt PH/LIP CO3ExlZr.to
our Aini)..s.adur at t;ielq'fucli Court, will repair to
there to titgotiale relative to cert4in Olaf
jru49.

Yesterday a Courier arrived here irons Constait..
linoiele, %Oho roceeded on hi.+ journ:y
to London, It is reported that 141'd NE LArm has
appe.ited with }Fret off ;Ile Coast of Egypt.
GENOA, APItIL 4.---Pie itor Luc eN Be.
NAPA It T th(S ictiicd for sc.an: 111011 Ills 11.171 fl
to Pisan)..

SWITZERL&ND, APRIL to.—We are asiorrd
clutt Mix Nlajevy Emperor of the French hat
given orders fir the forrn.ttiHn of two of the four tr.
giawntswhich were to be raitiea, confutambly to the
Convention.

CAD I Z,' MnRC ti 29.—Si x English Ships of War
are 'still cruizing betotc our bly. We have now
lying here aight•ot Our largest Ships of the Line;
Liming which is the Trih:ifiadn, of 1 20 guns, all earn.
pletely ready to Fut to 4.1 the first favourable op.
port unity. A great nutnbar of troops are embarked
on board of then), and thcit destination supposed' to
he America.

His 11
MADRID, APRIL 5.-- ...xce..ency the Prince
of Peatie has written (4 the Comonantlant.General at
Ferrol, that- intelligence lus been received, that the
Engli,lt Expedition, under general- CRAIG, 'is
destined
.againat Ferrol ; expressing, at the 'same
time, his confidepee in the cour3ge and zeal of tilt
Cut/IM:!nd:dit, this. intelligence prove true,
lae rhiG, A.pRIL zit—=-A new rt,j...zi, it is saidi
has been formed, v,ith the'conew t;:nee of a great
N.irthern rower,. tor. theinainten.toce cf Peace oh
the, Coot inent, athtiran snit ted by ;i (*Out I.:r to Milan.
The Evacuation of Switzerl‘w.l is proposed, in.
case ot a PCiirr between France aril England. A great
Pow.er.agrees- w.thEngland on in:my points, but not
with respett to tile. of Malta. The
latter POWCI is ll:milling to resign. the advantages
ari,ing from that il(l.Ne!,ilon, and wishes at least io
have a decisive intluence on that ; on the
°drat side, there is d relotiance to grant the advan.,
tages, and tlic former status /e 7 is in,i,ted on. It
j baiti,that M. Novoitt.oFF will 14., bent again
so London, with new fall lowers. arid further In.
structlons.to promote the work of Peace.

`G'l►

PARLIAMENT.

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1.( •ND")N ',Y,TTE., May 4,,ttios.,

At the Court at St.
.717,11 ti ;, ist of May, lBps,

Tlit, K. I NG's IVIOSt Excellent Mdk:sty iri Cotincil.
t'lus-day the gi•Ahr Hoo, Charles LOrd 'Barham:
Ills 'NI-jest) 's Command, sworn of blis Ma.
jest.,‘ 's 'Most lionptirable Privy Council, and. took
,his,l,lo.r. at tJre ,Btm rti accordingly.
lliy Wi.ijesty in Council was this day pleased to
anoint George Payne, of Sulby, to be Sheriff
of the Cocrity of Leicester.
. • • Si. jai-wet, May. t, t 205.
Thi.:day Monsieur Da RehauSen, Minister Pleni-
rintenti, ry from the King of Sweden, had a private
Audience of Ilk M.ijisty to deliver his Credentials :
to t hich he was introduced by the Right Ho.
nnurahle Lord Mulgrave, His iVlijesty's Vrincipal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and condoned
by Sir Stephen Cotterell, Km. Master of the Ccre.'
monies.

St.
.7ainees, Mai 2, TBO5.
This day Monsieur De Rehausen, Minister Pleni-
.
pntetiary irorn the Kipg of Sweden, had a private
Atklience cif filer M 4je.ty : to which he was intro-
duced by the Earl N'lqrton, Lord Chamberlain to
Her Majesty, and cunduded by the Master of the
Ceremonieb.

Crrulf-Offler, Alj' 4, ilt 5.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

CIZY Ofi lIERLFogn —Richard Philip Scudamore, of Kent-
Vigil-di, in tfie County of liereford, Esq. in the room of
john Scud:Amore, Esq. deceased.
•
ifier-Offee, My 4,, tbs.

ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet and Adjutant 1.
Dowthwaite to .be Lieutenant, with Out purchase, vice
' Ciiiiimings, promoted in the 3arl FoOr.
3d Ditto, Henry MiClintock, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Rani, promoted.
6th Regiment or Dragoons, I.ltut. Jones, from Half
pay of the lute 23d Licht I)ragor.l6, to be Lieutenant, vice
Arclid4l; prornown ni the soth
Ith Regiment of Licht Dragoons Cornet Win. Calcraft to
' be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cornet and Adjutant
Win. Shore to'haVe'The Rank of Lieutenant. will. Vor

ner, Gent; to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell,
promoted.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major Henry Loftus, from
111111-pay of the late e4th Dragoons, to be Major, vice. Ot:.
way, who exchanges.
14th Ditto, Cornet -rhorinaa Potter Mille:; to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Portion' who retires. David Watt. ,
Cent. to be Cornet', vice•Milles.
17th Ditto, Cornet Lames Road, to be. Lieutenant, without
purchase.
Vs, Ditto. Cornet Chu. Cox, from the Half..pay of the Re-
'ginient, to be Cornet, vice f•fulton, prurnotcd• in the iqth

root.
33d Ditto, Cornet George flodwell to be Lieutenant, by pur.

-chase, vice Moulton, who retires,
pith Ditto, John ,Wardell, Cent. to he Paymaster. John
Parsons, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Davies,
placed on Half-pay. •
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Edward Laseelles,
Gent. to be Ensign, by.purchase. Hon: Edw. lloscavven
to be Ensign, without purchase. Ensign George Bryan to
be Adjutant, vice Fane, promoted in the 21th out.
3(1 Regiment of Foot, Capt. John Jaques, from' the New
Brunswick Fencibles, to be Captain otLa Company, vice
Manic, who exchanges. Ensign Edmund Gardiner to be
Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Langley, promoted in
the gatit tioot. Joint Shepherd, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Gardiner. •
4th Ditto, EdW. Cwynne, Gent. to be Ensign, without put.
chase; vice ArMstrong, who resigns.
6th,Vitto,'Second Lieut. Duncan Graham, from the list
Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase.
Sth Ditto,l.ieut, Wm. Cotter, from the 95th Foot, to be
Captain of a Com)pany, without purchase. Lieut. Arthur
Newport, from the 44th Foot, to be ditto, without pur..
chase.
joth Ditto—To be Lieutenants,' without purchase, Ensign
Henry Calthrop. Ensign Bloomfield; Ensign Th.
Handloid, Ensign John Simpson, from the !stilt Foot.
To be Ensigns, Hunter, C:eot. vice Calthrop. Fred:
Wasey, Gent. vice Illooniticld. Perry Baylee, Gent. vice
H and lord, •
To be Surgeon, Assistant Surgeon H. Glasse, vice Benyon,
prornoted to the Garrison of Gibraltar,
14th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Stephen Shute Rowe to be
Lieutenant, without purehase, vice Barwick, appointed to
the 7zd Foot. Thos. Savage, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Hodges, promoted. Ralph Heathcote, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Rowe.'
isth Ditto, J. King, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Burton, appointed to the 22d Drak;ootis, Wm, Abbott,
Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Simpson, Fo-
n/Med in the loth Foot.
I a Ditto, Lieut. Christopher Redington,' (torn. the 14th
Light Dragoons, to ht Captain of a CoMpany, by purchase,
viceNoung, who retires. Luke Dilloo, Cent, to be Se..
eland Lieutenant., without purchase, vice Borne, ,whei re.
signs. M. Cough, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase, •
vice Graham, promoted m the 6th Foot.
134 Ditto. TO be Captains of Companies, Lieutenant lames
,PeirSe, by purchase, vice Brethertoo Browne, who re.
tires. Lieutenant George Haslam, from the 53d Fobt,
without purchase. Lieutenant Joint Lord Burghersh,
. from the 7th Foot.
16111 Ditto, Joseph Ntion, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,.
vice Parker, promoted.
;.9th Ditto, Quarter. Master Thomas Scott to be Paymaster,
vice Fitzgerald, who resigns.
31st Ditto, Major Sir William Hegelian 'Mullett, Bart. from
the Sad Foot, to be Major, rice Arbuthnot, who ex-

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changes. . •
3ati Ditto, Anthony Richard Blake,_. Gent. to he Ensign,_ by
pur‘hase vice O'Kelly, etornoted.
34th Ditto,'En.iign C. Everitt Beaver, from the Nova Scotia
Fencihles, to be Lieutenant. • •
To he Ensigns—G. lenninp, Cent, C. Platt, Cent. G,
Wroughton, Gent. F. Annealey, Gent. - 11. Anderson,
Gent. --- Wilson, Gent. G. Ravenscrolt; Gent. R.

iiVhitekett Gent.
To be Adjut4nt, with the Rank at' Ensign,, j. Green, Cent.
bu Quarter-Mitolcir, Serje.in I.
,stotiaxt, from the 24th

Feet 7
gth Ditto, Brevet Lientepant-Colonei Peter Hayea Petit to
be Lituteneot.Colortel, without purch.ise.
To be Majors without purchase, Brevet Major Ceorgei).
Robertson, trom the 3eth Fuot, Brevet Niajor
Henry Renbury. Captairt Lorenzo Moore, trout the loth

. .
Foot. , .
Captain' loseph PhiHatt,
To he Captains of Companies,
prom the at Garrison Battalion. Captain Andrew Pack,
from the ipth Foot. Lioittnant George Beikeicy, from
the Royal iiorse Guard's.
"Co be Ensigns—Chi, Two., Gent. George Porter, Cent.
I. M, Phiilott, Gent.' Thomas Stapley,.. Gent. li, j.
ilea.ditii, Gent. Waiter Nlaybery, Gem-. J. Edwaids,
Gent. George lawlirisr,n, Gent.
36th Ditto, Liatitiniant John Earl Walt!crave, from the 7th
Light I.)ragoetis, to be Captain of a Company, without
purchase,
Oh
Ditto, Thomas rennet itickin, (Gent. to he Ensign,
without pith :liar, vii:' Christie, ,promoted in the 79th

Foot.
42(1 Ditto, fames hissett, Gent; to be Ensign, without pur.
chatic, vice Williamson, :Iroitioted in the 79th Foot,'
4;11 Ditto, ensign George William Dundas, from the 44th
loot, to be Lit:utcwint, without purchase.
44th 111, 1. ones, Gcnt. to be Ensign, i'vithout put:-
cri".ii;c, vice Oundas, proinotcd in the 43d Foot.
Ditto Augustus Drawwater, Gent. to be Ensigty, with.
45th
out purc'hase, vice A ssiotti, promoted the 79th Foot,
47111 Ditte, Lieuten.int Francis Featherstone
4, to ta: C aptain
Or Ft Cfriiitnaly, by purchase, vice Stokes, ho retires.
Ditto, tiristo, comes Taylor to he I,ietirrnmit, without
purchase, vice I.lr,:cks, promoted. q.Wilsuit I.rruo, Cent,
to be "Ensign, vice Taylor.
Seth --Ditto, Lietitc:..ot Hamilton_ Arelulall, from the 6th
Dratwous, 'to he C:4l)tain Of C4lnparly, without

cpase. 17. usip Wm. Read, awl the 83c1 Foot, to be I..ictr...
withuut purchase.
$ ist Ditto, Etisigt Thotmis Hartley to be Lieuteaatit, by
purcha:re, vice Robinson who retires.
52c1 Ditto, Major Hon. Ilugh Arbtithnot, from the 3 ist
Foot, to be Alafor, vit.e. Sir William 13urdett, who ex.
„changes. •
To he-Li,,titenants, Without purchase, Ensign John Sheddon,
vice Re) finids,'prornoted in Colonel taillie's Regiment.
Ensign Hon. Henry Powys..
'To be Ensigns, without purchase, Archibald MOntgomery,
' Gent. vice Campbell, promoted. Charles Booth, Gent.
vice Spoitiswoode' promoted. George Black, Gent. vice
Slieddon. fames Dick, Gent. vice Powys. •
534 Ditto, Arthur Daly, Cent, be Ensign, without- pur-
- chase, vice Loftus, superseded, having absented 'himself
without leave.
56th Ditto, Lieutiynint Dclancry Barclay, from the t7th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without-
purchase. Lieutenant Algernon Langton,from the 20th
Foot, to be-Ditto.
sSilt Qiiarter-Master John Briggs to be Paymaster of
the 24 Battalion, vice Gomersall, promoted; Quarter-
Alastet Serjeant lohn Arrnstrong to be Quarter-Master,
vice Briggs.
59th Ditto, Brevet Afajor john Laing Weir, from the 86th
oot, to be Captain of a Company, vice.Sorell, who ex-
changes.
Assistant Surgeon Robert Bradenach, from the
stblVe4t India Regint4it, to, be Assistant Surgeon.

s•rA FF.
To be InspeCting Field °dicers of YeoManry and Volunteer
Corps, with the temporary Rank of Lieutenant Colonel
in the.%riny, Michadl ,13arncs, Esci.late Lieutenant• Colonel
in the 7th Light Dragoons. James Esq. late
Major In the both moot. . •

GARRISON.
Surgeon Thomas Benyon, from the loth Foot, to be Extra
Garrison Suigeoti at Gibraltar, vice Straith, deceased.
• HOSPITAL STAFF.
Charles Larchin, M. D. to bo., Physician to the Forces, vice
Henderson, placed on Half-pay. Hospital-Mate --..
Morton to be Apothecary to the Forces. Hospital-Mate
,Charles Dromgoole to be Assistant Surgeon to the Army
Depot in the Isle of Wight, vice Graham, promoted.

MEMOILANDov.

The Appointment of John- Penn, Esq. to be Governor of
Portland Castle' and its .Dependencies, vice Stewart, as
stated in the Gazettes of the 29th September and ad of
October last, did not take place until the ki of May inst.

(Tv be continued.)

IMNKRUP7'CY SUPERSEDED.

lames Steven,, of lanes-.street, Oxenden-street, St. Mar-
tin in tbc Fields, Middlesex, cari:4dealor.

.VANKR UP7

John Aliso, of Worcester, vdtualler and innkeeperi to sur-
render May t 1, *B, and June is, at ten, at.Guildliali, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr.. Silepherd, liyde-strcet,.llloornsbury.
'Samuel Yates, of WoOd-street, London, merchant, to our,
render May 7, tE, and Is. at twelve, at (..; nild nal I, Lon-
don. Attoiney, Nlessrs. Palmer and Tomlinson, Warn.
ford.eutirt, Thro4m n orto.strcet.
1011.1 hitaker, of Nl4llGlICStef, and Townsend Usher, of Bris-
' toi, dealers and co-partners to surrender May 13 is, and
**he ts, at .tivo,•at die Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manches-
ter. A ttornieb, Mr. Samuel edge, Minchester or Mr.
Edge, Inner Temple, L•Aidon.
John' Garrott, of tont, Suttblk, mariner, to surrender May
at, 25,, .and )two 15, atone, at Guildhall,
London. Attor-
- nies, Messrs. Coupe( 4114 Lowe, SouthAmpton•buildiogs,
Chancery lane, London..
john l.re. of York, wooden. drapir, to surrender May ao, 21,
and lune *5, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, near Monk-
Dar, York. Attodnes,rMr. Munby, York" or Mr. Evans,
Thaives- nn, 'London.

lohn Goodhody, of Abingdon, Berkshire, breeches..maker,
to surrender May 23, At eIi:VCII, 24, At one, anal June ts, at
• eleven, at the Red' Lion Inn, Aningdon. Attornies, Mr.
Prati,Ablogcion ; or Mr. William fir:tater, Tunles.court,
_ London,

I vim joiicsi of Liverpool, vi6tualler, to surrender June s, 6,
and is, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern John-street,
in Liverpool. Aitores, Mr, Edward Bladsroek, Liver-
pool ; or Mr. Thomas Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court,
Poultry, London.
John Whitaker, late &of Salford, Lancashire, cotton-twist
dealer, to surrender May 20, is, and June is, at eleven, at
the Commercial lun, Manchester: Attornics, Mr. Part-
ington, Manchester ; or Mr. Philip Huai, King's-Bench.
walks, Temple, London.
John Milner, of Nottinghain, hosier, to surrender June, 4,5.,
and is, at eleven, at The Punch Bowl, Nottingham. At.
`tornies, Messrs. Cutts and Sanders, Nottingham ; or
Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London.
John !kw, of Bermondsey-street, Southwark, Surrey, Chteeie.
monger, to surrender May 7, S. and June is, at ten, at
GUI 'dna 11, London, Attorney, Mr. Sherwin, Great Janes.
street, 13edford-row.
Christopher Wilcox, of Chewton Mendip, Somersetshire,
victualler, to surrender May 2z, 23, and June is, at eleven,
arthe house of Thomas Holloway, isinh.struct,
Attornies, Mr. Peter Chilord; Bristol ; or Messrs, Tar-
rant and Motile, Chancery-lane, London.

john Star Cowder.y,i,ol Whiteciaiisl•ruad, Middleux, meal.
man, to suireuttur .May 7, at ten, 2t, :and June rj, At onc,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dyne, Serjeatit'a.lnn,
l• Iw-street. • _

Thomas iliri, of South-street, ilerkeley-squ'are., Middlesex,
• tailor,
to surrender May I I 18, and lune" ts, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Dawson, Warwick-Street,
Gulden-fsquate.
P/P/DIiNDS.
May 25, 'Thomas Joseph Collis, of Clapham-road, Surrey,
coat:II-master, at one, at Guildhall, London.
June tt, Williain Grant, of G reek. street, Soho, Middlesex,
paper-stainer, at ten, at G uilllll4ll. •
June t I. ChatleS liarrts and jos,:pit'Nailor, of London, mer-
chants and co-partners, at ten, ,at.G
May ay. l'huttias 'Towle and Joshua Jackson, of Newgate.
street, London, warehousemen and co-partners, at eleven,•
at Guildhall, London.
May ac. John Brown, of the Strand, Middlesex, gun-maker,
• at ten, at
May 2S, Joint broadnurst, late of Newcastle- under- LYnei
St:Okla:Mire, hat-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
June 8. John worth, late of White Rose-court, CUleirtitil.
street, London, factor, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 29. , '!'hyenas Wright, of F.asingtoit Buckinghamshire,
coa4.ll,master, at eleven, at
June 4. .I.nontaS Whalley and Joseph' Wilkinson Whalley,
of Friday -stteet, London, warettousetnen, and co-partnerS,
at ten, at . -
May 27. lames Adamson, of Manchester, merchant, at two,
at the.l3ridgewater Anno, Manchester, .
May 30 Edward Booth, ot.Matu;heiter, hotelier, at three,: at
- • the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester,.
lay 29. James Fligson and Thoinas Tasker, of Liverpool,'
linen-drapers and co-partners, at eleven, at tile Dog Ta.,
vcro, Deansgate, Manchester. „
MAy 14. bolus Samuel Rich and John HeapY, of AldJr. •
manuury, Loudon, 'b fackwei I hall-hietors and Lo-panner3;
at twelve, at Guildhall. •
May zi. Kobeit llendrie. of Blossoia-street, Spitalfields,
Midittesex,,silk-dyer, tWeIVC, at Guildhall.
May 2S. Robert Pickering, of Cheapside, 'London, paper,
stainer, at ten, at Guiltinall. . ,-
may 27, William (ones, of Swansea, Glamorgateshire, intr.-
chant, at ten, at the Bush, h,valisea. • ••
May a,li. William Fisher, or Cambri,.ge, woollen-draper, at
ten, at Gundhall, London.
May az, Peter Hope, or Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the
- Globe Tavern,,lolin-street, Liverpool.
'une tt. Jarvis German, .of A ldernianoury, I.ondon, hosier,
:tt one, at (.; ntitlll,4ll.
June' r. Ricliarn 111Acktn2le, of the Colonnade, near the
• 1-,,,to,dling rofaclicsex, painter, at twcivco at
oddball,
CERTIFIC/ITES. '

flay 7:5. (.;Litiam Wilk.'mon, late cif George-streer, Hanover-
tiqUit IV, M ItiQicA7X, mancy-scrivener. ~
junn CruNbie, no.N, or I.lle ot:Liverpuut, master and mariner.
sVilliain Poles, of Newini.nn, (.; lencasterslure, ,trover. ,
(.
eurgeMurton, late ut Lute IVikt-stregt, Lincolnei-irtri—
,. fields, Middlesex, carpenter.
. . ... . _ .

joint CiAre, 12tv at Irritlyti-btruct, ‘VcArnitister,
Habr' ut I'rubpt.tc.l.-plAci., St. (..;corgc'l,-tik:lda, Surrey,

A Schoolmaster, named
.Arnold,
~at Burlington,
New-York, lately flogged a. girl, bix
,ye,rn 0$ age,
to death, because she did nut pronounce the w, rrl
gig-as he required. He fled .tu Pittsburgh, a3©
miles distant, but' was there apprehended, atter 40
unsuccessful at tetnpt to commit suicide.

A Letter (Joni' Wegamhei (Ceylon),
brginhing of N ,vember, Sldte;i, that Cact. ihkult
having, by an extraordinary' match through
a chuntt nearly impassible, Cljine With the ariAly.
of the Slcorkl Adigar, composed id Cid Trees ai,d Nth_
lay 4, atu,cked and totally defeated it. Capt. 13.
11:1d ,been obliged to leave his artillery behind him ;
he relied en the bayonet, and was not tlisavpointFd•
Tire Adigar, and about zso of his followerq, %%ere.
killed, and, the rest so completely dispersed, that our
Troops had retired to their former quarters.

M. PIAZZI, the celebrated Astr.onotrter of Paler-
nyt, has ascertained a change on the fixed stars of
one, two, and three seconds, on account of the sitna.
.ticn of the earth in its orbit. This efFea of the
annual parallax, concerning which disputes have
existed for mote than a century, is considered of
great interest to men of science.

Saturday an American Sailor was induced by two
girls of the town to accompany them to a house in
San. yard, Nightingale-lane, where they robbed hiM
of 81. : he immediately missed his money, and had
them taken to the Police. Office, Whitechapel. The
property 1.0 a 5 not found on them; but the sailor
ing decided in his charge, the women were commit.
ted for further examination. Shortly after this an
old woman, an accomplice of their's, went to the
Office to inquire their fate, but so intoxicated as-to
be nearly unable to walk ; and while staggering
about in the Office, the notes of which the sailOr ha.l
been robbed drops from her bosom, and she .was
committed under the presumption of being accessary
to the theft. •

Saturday morning a Milk' Girl, named DaVit,
found a Twopenny Receipt, in Berner's Mews, re.
sembling, and which she conceived tt be, a Two.
.pound Note. 'While rejlicing at her good tot tune,
some men inquired 'the occasion, and one of. them
Acted a: guinea for her prize. The.note was dirty
aat torn, and the girl, thinking that on those at..
counts she might have difficulty io passiog, it, tic.
cepted his offer ; when he and his friendS retired to
a puhlic.hou,e, and there found out the value of his
bargain. He discovered the girl, and summoned
her to Marlhorough.street ; but the Magistrate,
after severely repritnanding him, discharged' the
complaint.
_ _

Saturday, at Marlborough-street, 117 m. Ilitchern:,
who has undergone several examinations on the
chars;& of forging Bills of Excliangt., to the' amount
of 40001. on the property of the late Dulse at Lein.
stet., -was fully committed for trial.- •

Saturday Titus, an Israelite, accused of endea_
vouring first to rob and then- cat the throat of an
old Quaker, named Brown, 'Was re-examined at
Union Hall, 'and committed.
Saturday an Inquisition was taken at the catha..
rine Wheel, in the Kilburne Road, Paddington, on
the body of Mrs. Esther Tanner, who w...s burnt to
death on Thursday night; by a spark setting fi:e
to her clothes. The deceased, was an infirm old
Lady, who had been confined to her room for. se-
veral years ; and having been placed in an arm.
chair, as usual, on the night stated, the people in
the house were alarmed by a cry oft' Fire !" f roan the
street. On entering the room thefurniture was ort
fire, and the &lei:eased was dead. Verdict Accidental
Death,

The Coroner of Chester Ward, Dorham,-having
information that one Joseph Hunter, a Waggon:
driver, about nineteen years of age, who had been
Interred on the 19th instant, in Tanneld Church.
yard, had come to his death kty violent means,
caused, the body to he taken up .on Tuesday. Wm..
night, and held an inquest over the same.. It ap.
peared Clearly in evidence, and on inspeEiion• of
the body by a Surgeon, that John Smith, another
Waggon.driver, had, feloniously caused the death
of the said Joseph. Hunter. The s",iid Jihn Smith
was therefore committed by the Coroner to Dur.
ham gaol, for trial at the AgiZ4l94

An.inoffensive Jew, named Benjamin, So years
'a age, was some days since ill,treated by a number
of disorderly persons near the Tower, who forced a
quantity of pork down his throat: measures have
been taken for their 'punishments , • • .

Two Revenue Officers are in custody for stealing
almonds from a vessel under their charge in the
Londbn Docks.

A fortune.teller, named Elizabeth Lovell, is in
custody for.taking from the house of W. Webster,
Islington, a, variety of articles, which she obtained
possessiOn of from the servant girl, under pretence
that the examination of them at her home would
enable'her to predill the girl's fortune, and pro.
raising to return them in about three hours ; she of
course did not do so, anti the articles being missed,
the girl was discharged. Some days after she met
this Sybil in Westminster, and had her secured.

Mr. F,,wler,, of Hawkin's Point, near Biltimore,
was lately w3ylaid in the woods by three of his
Negroes, wit,, held his head in a pond of water until
he w,is cuff 'red ; after which they placed the body
.on one of his horses, and conveyed it to the Cl esa.
peak, into which they threw it. They shortly after
ooittessed the crime, and are in custody far it.