The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

TRURO, MARCH 24.

TilE zotii Regiment of Light Dragoons are slibri.-
ly txpected in Corn,.vall. .fwo iru“rs only, we
understand, will be quartered here, till the barracks
are coinpleted. The head-quarters of the, Rogi.
menr, will. be at Truro.
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A del t.s)t of Stores is shortly to be form*
ed here for ti,e general use of the Troops aging
in the western pairs of this County.
The Penryn Volunteer. infantry, Col. GEoaart,
are shortly to enter upon a rotAtion of service at
Pendennis. It is expe&cd that this Regiment wilt
be followed by all the other Volunteer Corps in the
County.
The several Storekeepers in the western Military
last.week, took an account and made. re—
turns to the Deputy Commissary-Qeneral, of all
waggons, carts, draught and pack..ll,,rses, within a
circuit of two miles of His, Majesty's several de,
puts, preparatory to the removal of thrir'resP...etive
stores, incase of the sudden appearance of the Ene•
my on the Coast.

DUBLIN, MARCH IS•

YFSTER DAY , the offender.who was arrested on
suspiCioni:a • short tine ago in the country,'
Lough.carib, was brought up a Prisnner toctho
Castle. He was escorted, by a large thet
Dragons, who were coming up on, their.roote
to be stationed in Dublin, The Prisoner appeared
fo'be.a mean looking pehan, of the lower wyrkiog
class, and is charged with being one of those Who
murt)e-red iri Thomas street, the late Lord'Kit:A
WARD :•he is described by so tn.ley names, tl'iat-
his one is not yet ascertained ;he was lodged
in the prison at the Castle.
Yesterday Mr. Dixon, of Kilnpinham, tanner,
who has been confined some time in the county gabs,
underwent an 'examination at the Castle.

A ravenous glead, or buzzard hawk, had fre:
quently, of late, been seen devouring pigeons on
the steeple of Bow Church; yesterday Mr. CAR;
RtITHERs, of Cheapside, from.the window of 'Mr.
POOLE'S house, shor the bird.

•
Married, on Tuesday the 13th inst. the Revsi-
EDwARD THOMAS VA.UGHAN,6r of St.lVlar..
tin's and All Saints, Leicester, to Miss ELIZABETH
ANNE HILL, daughter,of DANIEL THOMAS HILLi-

Esq. of Oadby, near Leicester.
•..
On Thursday morning last, about two o'clocki a
fire broke out in a.cottage at K,:tnpsford, Gloucester..,
shire, inhabited by an industrious labourer named
Poole, his wife; and five small children. Thehouse7
was completely enveloped in flames before the fa_
mile were alarmed. The mother,, after escaping with
diculty, returned, and penetrated three times,suc.
ceseively through the fire, to save her children, in
which she fortunately succeeded ; :hut, shocking to'
relate, she was herself so terribly scorched in the
attempts, as to survive only a few hours. The-
poor man and two of.the children are so much burnt
as to leavelit de hopes of their recovery. . •

The following extraordinary account may be de-.•
pended upon to be correß : Mr, D. Crowley,*
tayior, of Hight-street, Portsmouth, in Odober,
Igo; missed from a counter drawer in his front
shop, a small parcel, containing variou_s. Bankers'
•••and*Promissory_ notes, to the amount of near sot.
as he believes. In the warmth of inquiry Aotoe
suspicious circumstances attached to a servant
who, af;er judicial examination was committed to
prison : Mr. Crowley, from good opinion of her:
honesty, humanely declining to appear against her,
• she. was liberated. Last week the workmen (Who
are pulling down the premises), upon
,taking up,
a board tinder the counter, found a rat's bor-
row, With a skeleton of a large rat surrounded by,'
papers, whole and in scraps, which, upon inspec-
tion prove to be six notes of sl. each, of Grant and
Co. two of 11. each, of Gtiflith's and Co. both
• Eankers of Portsmouth, and two Promissory notes ;
of the latter no part remained except the signatures.
We feel great pleasure in adding (to Mr. Crowley's
credit) that he has made some c,finpensation to the'
suspeded girl, and has expressed his readiness to
take her again into service.

Oa Friday afternoon a desperate battle was
fought in Hyde l'Jrk,, between George. Bristow and
George Ccasins, artificial florists, in the employ of
Mr. HAT tsres, of Golden-square. The battle had
been proposed on the preceding day, in consequence:
of an altercation•on an old grudge. The parties set
to with the greatest fury, and fought for upwards of
an hour, during which time,many very severe blows
were exchanged. The battle terminated by a
knock down blow given by Bristow, when his an-
tagonist fell with the back part of his head-upon a
stone, which cut him so dreadfully, that feeble
hopes are entertained of his surviving it. He was
carried off the ground by •his friends, and conveyed
to.his house;, No. t 1, Great Pulteney-street, where
surgical assistance was rendered (aim.
Last week, a person who had long been a house-
keeper in Chichester, in the trade of a Poulterer and
Muffin-baker, was deterred with six. pigs, which
had been stolen from a Gentleman's premises, near

that city, who, from motives of compassion, would
have permitted the escape of the offender, on eon;
dition of' his removal ; but the Association for:pro,.
secuting felonious offences, conceiving it injustiee
to the Public, caused the-delinquent to be pursued,
apprehended, and committed for trial.
At the York Assizes, lane Robinson, a girl of
about fourteen years of age, was indiaed for,
ing twenty bank-notes of five guineas each;'
up-
wards of twenty bank-notes of . the value of one
guinea each, and two hills of exchange, from out of
the dwelling-house of her master ; and her mother,
Mary Robinson, for receiving the' property thus
stolen. After the examination of numerous wit.
tresses, the child was found Guilty on the fullest evi.
deuce, and the mother Acquitted by the Jury.. Sen-
tence of death was passed on the Prisoner, in a so.
leinn impressive manner, but the girl remained in
the most hardened insensibility.
On Wednesday morning a stage, ereded across
the passage of St. Georges's Dock, Liverpool, for
repairing it, gave way, by which two workmen
were killed;- and seven men and two women dread.
fully bruised.

Lieutenant Gordon to be Quarter-Master. •
Douglas, D. to he Burgeon. Stewart, Gent. to
be Assistant-Surgeon.
lit Reatibrg Polio:kers.
_First Lieutenant Thomas Cowslade to be Captain. Second
Lieutenant ~itobert Boyle Deane to be first Lieutenant.
Sceolii-1 Lieutenant William Williams tO be ditto. James
Suitor:, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. r Francis Cow-
slarie Gent. ,to .be ditto. Rev. Henry Hodgkinson to be
Chaplain. Thonms Lamb, Cent. to he Surgeon.
Ristri,!ge Polanteer Nanny.
Captain William- :.‘lattnews tio be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Sc,noson and L..ingpert Reeiment of Volusreer Infaititr.
Captain Avert Moony to be Major.
Sir y2h;54-rvit's Sw.vercet RA,men.
josia,s jessop, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Wrinffeeti att. Ezogh Reghosent PcLnteer Infinsv.
1": tom coltnian, laq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel-Com-
mantliiii. Captain Thomas Adams Franklin to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel. C apt Robert Booth to be• Major. Rev.
ELlward Walls to be Chaplain., Thomas Baker, Gent. to
be Surgeen.
Sp ilsiSy Corps.
Lieutenant Carniston Chapman to be Captain, vice Frank-
lin. Lieutenant Dennis Ward !ones to be Captain.
To b.; lieutenailts- Ensign Edward Wright Jennings. En-
sighl ames Franklin Titus Bourne, Gent.
To be Ensigns- john Webster, Gent. Walter Wright, M.D.
Robert Raines, Gent. -
be-Quarter-master--William Ablewhite, Gent.
, . Waiiefleet Corps.
be Captains- Lieutcnaui George Booth, vice Booth, pro-
moted. Lieutenant George Mower. Ensign Bletcher
Creasev.
To be Lieutenants—Robert Heath, Gent. john Abraham,
Cent. henry Johnson, Cent. -
TO be Ensigns—Benjamin Stem*, Cent. Thomas Edwards,
-Gent. Thomas Palmer, Gent. -
To be Quarter.master—Thoinas Oliver, Gent.
Burg!) Corp.
William Cooke, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Fowler, Esq.
to be ditto. NVitliam Parish. Gent, to be Lieutenant.
George 'Towle, Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Willoughby,
, Gent, to be Ensign. John Taylor, Gent, to be ditto.
Lawrence Clarke, Gent. to be Quarter-uuster.
./.,y4lStaford 1/61unteers.
Lieutenant Omar Hall-to be Captain, vice Collier, appointed ' '
•AOjutant. Ensign Waiter Bentley to be Lienteti.iiit„vice
Hall . John Shaw, Gent. to .be Ensign. Cal.triiu Wm.
Collier to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain, -
vice Collins.

On Saturday the assizes finished,when Mr. Justice.
HEATH passed sentence of death upon twelve Pri.
soners, who were capitally conviaed,
Duggan, for stealing banknotes, in the hook. of Mr.
Quirrlou ; Ge*rgePaker, for breaking into in a cotta.
gel's house at Lolsham ; David Rose, for an unnatural
offence, committed at Guildford William Illetv, for
a robbery in the highway, on Wm, Day, at Walton.
upon-Thames; Sarah Rofey, for stealing a Sol.
bank-note, in the dwelling-house of Mr. Prake, of
Croydon, with whom she lived servant ;
.7. Dinset,,
for a robbery on the . highway at Catterharn, on
James' Holeman, a journeyman carpenter, ,and. tak-
ing his watch, armi other things ; Hugh L'oians, for
maliciously cutting and stabbing Elizabeth Palmer ;
;Were Cornish, for sheep-steali:lg ; William 130,u.
iagton, for-privately stealing a pair of boots; John
Last, for stealing three sacks of trefoil.seed, the
property of Messrs. Gaitskell and Cass, from a barge
in the River Thames; George Herta:, for stealing
a great quantity of plate, from the house ',f Mr.
Eppes, at Camberwell ; and lane ThOmpson, other-
wise Catherine Atkins, for privately stealing a shawl,
in the shop of Mr.: Robert Barrett. B'zrore the
Judge left the town he reprieved them all, excepi
Hugh Evans, David l:ose,..WiLliam iftw, and John
Dimes, who are left for execution.,

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