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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-09

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday trillium Bull, William Wilkins, and
James Fitzwillianz were indicted for 4orglari-
ously breaking and entering the dtvvlling-hotise
of Richard Cartwright, and stealing' thertin an
immense quantity of wearing apparel and domes-
tic utensils. The case was fully proved..

The prisoner, Wilkins, had been footman to the
prosecutor some time ago ; lie attempted- to prove,
tinialibi, but it •turned out greatly to his-disadvan-
tage. The
.Jury, after a short deliberation,. re-.
turned a verdict as to all three of—Guilty, Death.
The prosecutor strongly recommended them to
mercy ; but the Learned Judge (PARK} said, that
the recommendation
.could not be,attended to in
this instanee, as the robbery was committed
through the agency of a man who hail been for-
merry a servant in the house-whithiwas 'plunder-
'ed. It was' necessary to make.an example of those
who, taking the advantage of the knowledge of the
house which they acquirel when servants in the
family, betrayed the safety of their masters after.
This was the cause ,ot most of the burglaries iii
London.

J. Caffin, a black, was tried for ravishing a
little interesting girl, named Dellow, ten years
and a half old.—The circumstances of this case
are too shocking. to be made public.—The pri-
soner was found Guilty—Death, . .

BOW-STREP,T.-Yesterday Mrs. Mary Bertram,
of Crawford-street, was charged tvith 'creating a
riotous assembly Of bet weer .2 and 300 persons in
Clement'S Intl, by her tarbolent and Outrageous
conduct, and breaking the window-6 of die cham-
bers of 'Mr. John Brooks, the attorney, where
she had been respecting a bill of costs, an action
in which :•bc bait been engaged she.- went to
Clement's Jun in her chariot, and attended by a
livery servant, bat left it in a-different style, as
she was taken to the ‘eatch-house, where she re-
mained till five o'clock yesterday,uturning, when
a friend of lrer:s attending, was answerable to the
cOnstahle of the night for'her appearance at the
Office. She arrived punctually at 11 o'c!ork, ac-
companied by two female. friends. Her defence
to the charge was, that the bill of costa for a very
small debt so far exce,ded her expectations, as to
produce a dispute with Mr. Brooks's clerk, and
he, to compel .her to leave the chambers, had put
out all the CaMiteS, so that she hail. very great dif-
' ficillty to find her way out ; and this was the!
cause of her breaking the wnclows. She was or-
dered to find bail for her conduct.
Dityskte.NNEss.---A woman, of the name of
,who occopi the first floor it) the
house tit'('. Got nran, a deakr i t potatoes-, No. 14,
Great Saffron-hill, being ill a dreadfitf.stAte of in-
toxication on Monday night, was so !riotous . and
disorderly, that the people ol the bowie sent for
a Constable to take .11er away, ..to avoid this- she
Opened.her window. and,jomped into the street,
ll•ev.hicb she was nearly. killed; she was carried
to St. Bartholomew's nospital without hope at
teCV very.
London, England, 1817-05-03

PRINCESS OF WALES

EXTRACT OF A LITTER PitoM VIENNA, APRit.
" Relatively to the Princess of WAI.Es,
it is
generally affirmed that her Royal Higlines& sent
one of her household, en Courier, fron► Linz to
Annotihte to Lord Silt WART, that according to
the ideas .of the Princess on etignett e, she pro.
posed fixing her abwie at the hotel of the British
Embassy, and passing :a. fortnight at Vienna..
liis
:Lordship, iniitatitly dispatched stn' expfeSS to titer
iii, excuses. '' at the impossibility of receiving a
Lady of the Royal Felinity, having nought to of-
fer but a batehelor's accoainlo.dition, di he had
been left Without any advises from Government,
as to the intention of her Highness." The very
same day the Ambassador. set t►nl for Tiittsee, itt
company with the Minister of lianoser and.all his
household. The Courier came np With her
Highness at Morlez. 'l'l►r Prince;:s appeared re.
solved onrcnlcrinirtf;in this town notil the...ar-
rangements for her reception were concluded as she
desired."
London, England, 1817-05-03

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Beilfdtd, hi Hatililton-place, from *DUNS
Abbey ; Earl of Charkiille, on the Piccadilly Terrace, from
Bath ; Viscount Deel'hursti at the Earl of Coventry's, Picca-
dilly ; Sir Lumley Skeliiington, Bait. in Charles-street,
Grosvenor-square, from Richmond; Mr. Scrope Davies, from
Newmarket; Sit James Mackintosh, in St. James'i-place,
from Weedou Lodge, Aylesbury. •
DEPARTURPS.

Earl of Buckinghamshire, fur Carmarthen ; lire. C. F.
Eamfylde, for Oxford ; Earl of Dottonghornet, for Aherga•
cenny, South Wales; Admiral liakett, for Flung;lean, Hants;
Lord and Lady Arundel, for Clieltesdrum, for the ',coat of
his Lordship's health, ,

BATU ARRIvALs, MAY 2,--Dgkeuf Dorset, Bishop of Here-
, ford, Coontess St. Martin de Front, Sir A. Cathcart, ,Sir G.
Nut, Sir J. Thomas, Colonel Brace, Colonel Haddam!,
Colonel Calhinn, Colonel Smith, Major J. B. Phillipson,
Captain Bowles, Captain Colville, Captain Foulia, Captain
Gillorn, Captain Jones, Captain Murray, Capt. P. P. Payne,
Captain and Mrs. Poiret:turn, Captain titainon, !ter. Dr.
Reit', Bee. Mr. Gooch, Rev. mr. Carwardine, Rev. R. rin.l
Mrs. Ford, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Legge. Rev. Mr. Norris, Rev.
Mr. Nott, Rer. Mr. and Mrs. Pottingvr, ILI: v. G. W. Pvalre,
Rer. Mr. Phenyl.
London, England, 1817-05-03

THE

SUN.

Qugs 111Q1,412 VALIUM AUIlgAil

LOVPON,
3,ITURDAI', Mill 3, 1817.

• —v.—.
tire understand that letters of the 20th Decent

'bet have been received from the dlceste, at Cu

ton, stating, that since the Action of that Frigate
twit►~ the Chinese Flotilla and the Forts of the

Bncca Tigris, of which the first intelligence wits

given in THE SUN, tho Local Government of Cun

ton bad entirely changed its insolent conduct,

and WWI all civility that the same Viceroy who
ii2d sent Captain MAX WELL a monsage, to say that

he mult continue outside the river, anti that di

Ambassador would be sent do►in to him in a Ch

itese boat, aq coon as the illceste had forced a

pArs ige up the river, issued a proclamation, in

'which he author Led that vessel to come up to

Whampoo, as the Lion bad been permitted to do

on a former occasion ; and allowing the Chinese to

supply her with whatever provisions and water she
London, England, 1817-05-03

might require. Lord AMIIRRIT and his Suite had.

not rrived f but I►ha preparations for !►is recap

lien were completed, and he was daily expeetec
wbefk the Company's ships sailed. It would be
iluite co►►sistent with the character and conduct of

this prowl and inlolrot, but cowardly Govern•

meta, taking the alarm...forthe consequences
of the unworthy treattneitt of the Ambassa-

eior, it should mill out th3t his departure from

Pekin lifid been delayed, in order to give bhn an

honourable reception.

Two days French Pupas are due ; but none
urrived when our taper Was put to Press.

This tooroitig we received New York Papers
to the 24th Atueb, Halifax to the 27th, riOston
to. the 26th, and Philadelphia to the 24th.
trr'om the New Yorh iiilvertiser of the QM ifetreh.]
i 4 SPANISII CONSULAM.
" New-YottK, Al,4nett 20.—10 pursuance of a
Atiyal Proclamation of his Most CatliOfiC AißJetty,

bearing date the 27111 October, 1816, the intro-
duction into the kingdom of Spain of all and
every description of Foreign Manufactures, emu-
posed-wholly or in part of Cotton., is totally and
*Moly prohibited. For the information of whom-
socverit may concern) in ttnlifOrnlity try orders, I
do hereby make known the said [loyal beeree:
- ' nit:WAS STOII6t4ToN."
" fly the arrival of the selmonek' Young Emma,
In 14 days from, Porto itien,•we learn that two
Spanish frigates and 22yansporta) having on board
2000men,,:arriveil at .40adina 00 the 18th of
FebrUary,.from Spain, bound to Mexico,-
ihO'sente Paper.T
.Soi!ttiNnri AlAttCll y,--By
1 the arrival ot
• 0
the ship Caro/ine.','Crtitt. TITCONB, the 'have re,
ceived the' folloWing verbal intelligence. On the
26th of January a fleet of 90 'sail of Spanish trans.
ports, witlr about. 2,500 soldiers on board, tinder
convoy of 'two frigates end flute Sloops of war,
sailed from Vera Cruz, 'Where they were to remain
until the arrival of another Fleet, which was to
sail about the middle of February; first to stopai
Havannah, and afterwards to form a junction at
Vera Cruz from thence they would proceed for
the Spanish Main. The object orithe Expeditioll
was not known, but generally believed to be to.
attack the Patriots."

{From the Ilayton Advertiser of the 25th March.)
" The llnitial) brig Mary has arrived at Charles.
own from Kingston, Jamaica, with 160,000
loilars in specie..

" Eleven transports front Cadiz, with troops,
nder convoy of the Spanish frigate Sabina, or-
'vadat Havannah on the 3d instant."

The Boston Conintercial Gazette of the 24th a
March contains the provisions of an iinportan
law, of which the following are briefly, the pro.

vhi►ina

1. •
No goods to he imported into the United States, except
in vessels the property of the Cititetts of those-States; or-of
the countries of whiCh those gOods'xid.theirrowth, produco
or coanctfocture.

2.
In all cases of contravention of the preceding article,
.by rind cargo to be confiscated.

9.
Bountiesand allowances now granted tO fishing-boats
to be refused to all but those of which the Officers and three.
Fourths of the crew are riti:en4 of the (hated Stairs.
4. The wasting trtsde is confined to native vessels and
London, England, 1817-07-31

PARIS PAPERS.

PAR:s. JuLY 27.—1 t was stated, by an erne, of
die press, ;I?at there %,ire 25,000 cavalry as•
serubled in Andalusia. The whole of tite Sp
cavalry does not amount to half that 'mintier
There are not above 2000 in Andalusia, stud they
are not ail destined to be embarked.

Tivoli was 3.)1(1 yesterchy morning for 220.00.0

francs.

The estimated value was 165,000.

A-consoiraey had been formed by a number of
siotwg men to go this evening to the Varieties,
to his! the 'Folic Beaujou. Measures h3ve, how-
ever. been taken to prevent the ill humour of
thee Gentlethen from interrupting the pleasure
ut the potlic. •

1: iq Vated in letters from Radstadt, that Ma-
ewctie Krudener has been prohibited from holdine,
religions assemblies in the Baden territory. A
injunction has been addressed to the eccie-
sidoic,latullay preachers who accompsny her.

TUintYNAL OP CORRECTIONAL POLICE —The
tri .1 the persons connected with the Society of
the Sleeping Lion (lie principrl proceedings on
wi,;ich we have already given) concluded yester-
day. After the pleadings, the Court tvithdrew to
deliberate, and returned with the fallowing sen-

stroyed the whole. rte. phial of Harerkssia eivt
Ciil itCp4S na c ronyierety (tam-pi!, anti 'without arty
efierniel to. oiole4 them.
..la Chagnarsinal ut.ly,
there are 200 men, anti a small garrison in

(Sigtietl) BOLIVAR.
•tE;ere folttAvs thc list of articles tlion.j

LETTER FROM GZN. 13f,L1% AR To A 2.IERC!IANT IN

TiItNIDAD

Afatf, in front of Ang,;tein, May 19, 1517.
The Spaniards will have published the taking of
Bat celona. and undoubtedly given to this event
an extraordinary importance. Most assureoly
such it would have been, if I had not conveyed
away to the plains part of the park of artillery I
had there, and more especially it the immortal
day we gained on the Hilt nlt. on the field of St.
Felix. had not more than fully compensated to us
that loss I inclorze to you buletin No 8, detail-
ing the whole of the operations of that memorable
Ref ion. La Torre, the Spainsh Commander,
escaped only is ith fifteen or twenty men.
'flits success has made us masters of the whole
Piovinre of Gnayana, and confined the enemy in
ihe two towns, where they are driven to the
greatest distress. In both places we blockade.
them in the most rigoron3 manner, and with su-
perior forces, so that they must evacuate .them or
be taken by assault. We b..ve quiet po•sessinu
of every thing that ex'.t- in thi.; rich province,
hose towns, cattle, a id agti.:adture have expe-
rience 6 no injuries, a .d .se are thus furnisned with
qle means of raising a powerful army, as we are
provided prodace, autt all the other es•entiali
to purchase the elements necessary to equip it, and
a tractable and docile race to man it.

Our squadron will soon he on the river, and then
we shall he in more direct eoannonicat ion with
your island. In the mean time w e can make
of Maturin as a port, though the right HO left
hanks of the river tore eat tisoned with our coops,
and i• any vessels ?•lioold come up %I
tores and cloathitn4 for onr troops, they will
',ell at excellent prices —1 :ttn, &c.
(Signed) BOLIVAR.
London, England, 1817-07-31

In th Press, and shortly will he ;)tiblished

Handsomely printed in Quarto, -with a Portrait of; his Lord-
- ship, from an Original Portrait by Romney, •
gri4 ELIFr, 'tot 'RICHARD WATSON, Lord
• Bishop of,LANDAFF, ;written by Himself at different
intervals, and revised in iBI4.
' Published by-his SON, RICHARD WATSON, LL.B.
Prebendary of Landaff and Wells. •
Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1817-07-31

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

In the Press, and speedily will he publi,:ied, elegantly printed
iiirTwo Vols. ,;to. • •

:CI SPEA 1±; NI.ES ; including
the BIOGRAPHY of the POET; Criticisms on his Ge-
.
:Cies and Writings; a Disquisition, on the Ohject.of his Son-
nets anew Chronology of bis. Plays; and a Histo,ry of the
Manners, Customs, our Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry,
and Elegant Literature of his Age.
by NATHAN DRAKE, M. D.
Author of " Literary'Hours,'! and of "Essays on Periodical
Literature."'
Printed for 'l'. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1817-07-07

FRAUD PIIEVENTE9.

,
T 0 counteract the wally attempts that are ua,iy
made to impose in Ow unZvary. a Spurious, Composition
iti,tead of the GEN t'IN E tircp.tre.l by IMV and
MAILTIN. they are induced to adopt a Kew Label, in_ which
t ben. Adtittestt t. • , . _ _

•97, High Holborn,
is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to
this,. and the dilterence of the Type, which is unlike all Let-
tcr•press, will enable Purchase, sat on.ce to detect the ImpO-
sition.. The HEAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
NIARTIN, 97, Hi4h Ho►born, will in future he sold in tho-
I les at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders.

DAY and MARTI'S, 97, High Holborn.

RETRENCHMENT IN THE CHARGES OF GENTLE-

M LN'S CLOTHES.

this CI iris of pecuniary Distress it isincom
bent on every person to lay out their atone' to the best
advantage.—:l Saving of One Guinea in Four.—Fashionable
Coats, cut and made in a superior and elegant. style, of the
best superfine Cloth, front 31. 6s. to 31. I s. ; NV.ristcoats,
'front 10s. to 165.-; best tlonble-milled Cassirnere Ilr,Tehes,
from 11. ss. to 11. 10s.; superfine Trowsers, from 11. Is. to
11: 15e. ; a variety of Russia• Duck, Drill, Jean and Nankeens,
of a peculiar cool texture for the present season, and wirni
elitoates. Snit of Livery complete, 41. 10s. Foreign Orders
executed with dispatch. 11hreboots and th,se wAnting large
quantities will find the greatest advantrtge, by obliging with
their- Orders RADFORD and Co. Woollen-drapers, 188,
Fleet-street, four doors east of, Chancery-lane.—llegolar
Tailors being kept in the house, they can with confidence re-
commend their Articiles.as being of the very best qualities
and most reasonable charges.

A BOOK long wanted, there being nothing of the.kind: be-
tore extant, price Gs. bound.
This. Day were pikbliilied,

pROVER BS PAIIA PH. .in Verse, of
all Measures, for the purpose of teaching Persons-to
read it correctly and Intruunti.susly, which few du; with Rules
fur so doing. For the Usu U1SC110(11S.

Morality is here taught by Pictures (a fascinating mode of
Instruction), of which there. are here more than sixty, beau-
tifully and huinouroucly designed, after the manner of Ho-
orn] moralizvd, and by the same Author. It is worthy of
any Library, as a fine Specimen of printing Wood Engrav-
ings. It suits limb seXPS and all Ages, and wants . only In-
si-ection to recommend it.
Also, The PR GRESS of MAN from the Cradle to the
Grave, and of SOCIETY from its Infancy, with upwards of
one hundred well-desi,:iied (Ails, price 55. bound.
Sold at No. t, Paternoster row, •
London, England, 1817-07-07

DIVIDENDS.

July 26, J. Bishop, Wacton, Norfolk, innkeeper—July 22,
E. Beals, Stapelvy, Cheshire, cheese-factor—Aug. 5, J. We-
yer and G. Hague, Sheffield, platers—July 26, W. Bottle,
Linstead, Kent, sadler—,July 29, J. Dodd. Norfolk-street,
Middlesex hospital, cheeseniongur--,Auw. :6, J. Fail, Rat-
cliffe-highway, ironmonger—July H. Becher, Powneli's
Terrace, Kennington Road, mariner—.Tu!y 22, J. Bush,
Bishop -Stortford, money-scrivener—July P 2, D. C. Marsh,
,widow, L. Deane, widow, R. Westbrook, sett. and H.,8.
Deane, Reading, bankers—. July 26, W. Munro and H. l'anro,
Upper Thames-street, merchants—July 26, H. Downer,
Fleet-street, ironmonger—July 26, B. Walsh, Hackney,
.bwoker—July 2t!, J. W. Harvey, High-street, Southwark,
linen-draper—July 26, J. Montieth and J. Sequeira, Grace-
church-street, druggists—July 29, W. Pix, Northinm, Sthsex,
merchant—July 29, A. Northcote' Lloyd's Coffee-house.,
underwriter—July 26, D. Maitland, New Bridge-street, user-'
chant—July 26, T. itutt, Dalston, stock-hrolier—July t, J.
Bridges, Bristol, brush-maker—Aug. 12, J. Nichaison;: Ply
mouth-cinch, woollen-draper—July 26, A. M. Pereira md
Castellain, Old Bethlem,. merchants.
London, England, 1817-07-07

NEAR LONDON.

-1-14. I t tIVENTY GUINEAS per A NU'N'T,
YOUNG -are 1 her,!tv BOARDED and
TA-I.7GHT anti NEEI-ii,EVCIOR Abuve that
age, iv...lndian; the FI elicit Language,
,GeuiEraphy, History,
Chrono;o:gy, iunt'Ornitinetital Wifiks, Only TNVenty-tive Gui-
neas per A 11,141.11. .1.11,, 501413011 13 extruinely -healthy, and
convenient ‘-1,-n,ies passing the door every hoar. Respectable
refer,nets will he given and regain

Letters (post-paid; addressed to A. B. 214, Bermondsey-
street, will he immediately attended to.

TO BREEDERs OF CATiLE.

THE WHOLE of die very vahtabJe BREED
ING STUCK of improved SHORT HORNS, eOnsist-
int,. of Bulls, cows, Heifers, and Calves, belonging to
'GEORGE GIBSON, Esq. of Stagshaw Close House, near
Corbrike, Nortbunilicrland,..and of J. D. NESHANI,, Esq.
of Hougbton-le-.sprin4,DurhaM, will be SOLD by AUCTION
in the Month of 'SEPTEMBER NEXT, by Sir.'FELl..
These Stocks (which combine the two grand desiderata of
beauty and utility of forrn, and._ which have been reared. re-
gardless.-of txpence)• will be sold without reserve, whvehy
the Public will have an opportonity, which may not hgaii:
occur, establishing themselves in this Breed of Cattle,
now generally ttllowed to he the bist its the world.—The Days
of Sale will lie given in future advertisements.
Ilartan, near South Shi'elds, 2d July, 1.817.

TO CAIITALISTS AND FUNDHOLDERS.
To be SOLD'by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By CHALK and MEGGY,
.T. HE several ESTATES undermentioned, welt
situate in various parti of .the C.ontity of Essex, with
suitable Dwelling-houses and requisite. Out-buildings, and
to which respectable good Truants are ready to take Leas! s,
at spiel) Rents as will enable them to constantly pay, with
pleasure to themselves and satisfaction to -their Landlords:
and which will pay man,y a nindbolder, who has now an op-
portunity of turning his Funded PrOperty into Laud, at an
Intercit of -5, G., and, in some castis, 7 per Cent. .
A 14A-101, of about 2O Acres.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto - 53 Acres.,
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto . 110 Acres.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto • 170 Acres.
Ditto
Ditto
The 'Pee rtimple and Absolute PropiTty. in Many. of the
above Farms way be purchased at sums which, only a few
years ago, were paid in many instances fur the remaining
term of a lease.'
Particulars of the respective Estates flay he seen, by ap-
plying personally at :leggy and Chalk's Otlice, Chelaisturd;
and letters, post paid.only, will he attended to.
• [One Concern.]
London, England, 1817-07-07

NImrBER 7749.]

PIICTUALLING-OFFICE, June 17, 1817.
Mil t. COA MISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
•liis mdfEsTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
Tuesdny,'.the Bth of Jnll next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders• io writing .((ealed up), and treat Fitt' the Supply qf
It*" FRESH BEEF mat; be required for the use kis
1174.1esty!s Skips and Vessels al-Siranracr and Loch Ryan, on
‘4sCoost of Scotland, for Twelve Calendar Months, from the
236(°f July next.

?Ire Conditions of the Contract may he seen at the Se-
Ilre!ery's Office, at Ws Office; or by applying to the Collector
of the Cmitoms at Stianracr.

regard will be had to any T niler in which The Price
44011 not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not
6° delivered to the Board before One' o'Clock on the' said
7't'esday, the Bth of 21aly next ; nor unless the Person who
ttakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,-attends to
ansther when called for.
Each Tender ?fine also be 'accompanied by a Letter egned
Ly two responsible Persons engaging to become onand with
140 Partg.tenderink, rn the Penal Sum of .5001. fir the due
Perfornmowe of the Contract.
London, England, 1817-07-07

C+l-11 Ditto, Captain atit,ert Edwnrd Gcorgc frn,),
half-pie of the Royal Sets, to he Captain of a Coinoaay,
vice ittehard JOllO5 Colley, who exchanges, yeeeiting the
difference.
47th Ditto, Lieut. Charles Lane, from half-pay of the' 41st
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice David Stapleton, who ex-
changes, receiving the eifference.
59th Ditto, Ensign John Howe, frOM the SOth Foot, to be
Ensign, without purchase.
90th Ditto, Lieut. Charles Shaw,•from half-pay of the 52d
Foot, to-be Lieutenant, vice Gilbert Coat-, who exchanges.-
Rifle Brigade, Captain Cooke Tylden Pautmskon, lions half-
pay of the ,tahl Foot,' to be Captain of a i,!ompany, vice
Aletander Andrews, who exchanges. Ensign Vcre Essex
Ward, from half-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Second Lieu-
tenant, vice William Campbell, who exchanges.
Royal Yolk Rangers, Lieut. William Edwards to he Captain
of a Company, vice White, deceased. Ensign Jeffrey Eagar
to be Lieutenant, - vice 'Edwards. Ensign and Adjutant
William Firebrace to have the rank of Lieutenant. (kin-
Bernal] Cadet George Taylor, from the Royal Military,Col-
lege, to,bc Ensign, vice Edgar.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Hospital-Assistant Alexander from the half-pay, to be
Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice oSwakd, deceased.
GARRISONS.
Lieut. Thomas Walsh, of the 2d West India Regiment, to be
Town-Major at Limerick, vice FityOrald, deceased.
MEMORANDUM.—The Christian name of Lieut Walpole, of
the SO Regiment of Foot Guards, is .11oratio, and not
Horace.- The Christian name of Quarter-master Collins,
of the 18th Light Dragoons, is Min.
Commission in the IVestern Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeo-
manry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant 'of the
County of Oxtord.—James Clinch, Gent. to be Cornet. •
London, England, 1817-07-07

Ditto,
.3i(l, las, iss: pr,

Cvns. lui Account, 77iii 78

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Rcturris made in ,the week ending the 2d day of
July, 1817, is 473.2 d. per cwt.

HIGH WA'rER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Nlorning, 40 minutes after S. Eveniiii:;, 5 minutes aftr 9.
London, England, 1817-09-01

EAST FLORIDA.

A person who has been in St. Augustine for
the last 30 clays, has just arrived from that place,
and informs us that the Governor of that province
feels himself perfectly secure from any attack that
the invaders can make ; and moreover he has pro-
visions for nine months, and can make a resist-
ance against a force,of 5000 men.

EXTRACT OF LETTERS FRONT JEYSEY POINT,
(GEORGIA), JULY 19.

There is hardly enough floating matter here
o make up a letter; although /11`GREGort is so

near us all his movements appear to be:con6ned
to Amelia Island. If lam not deceived be will
not benefit that province much. I see no means
either of sAdiers or money ; several have
already quitted him, and others are much
dissatisfied. But lam not sufficiently in his se-
crets to form a correct idea of what he may be
in expectation of this fall. He had been perfectly
quiet as yet, with the exception of levying a few
taxes on shop-keepers, tavern-keepers, &c.

'7

CHARLESTON, JULY 29.—We learn by the pilot
boat schooner Humming Bird, arrived here yester-
day, in four days, from St. Mary's, that intormah
(ion bad been received from St. Augustine
that Don Famictsco MORALES, late Com+
tnandAnt of Amelia, bad been put in irons
immediately on his arrival at the former place.
The general expectation was, that he would
loose his head, - for surrendering that place.
in express contradiction to his orders, without
firing a' gun. It was also ascertained, by the same
means, that the Governor of St. Augustine bad
received a reinforcement from Havanna!), and that
every man, and even the boys of the town, Lad

thkea up arms for the defence of the place'.

(From the Boston ddverti+er, 4kg. 7)

I, ►v irpurten that tivotoLtts tivaßAßb, Est.'
our Sheriff, has sent in his resignation, and sailed
from this port on hoard ihe brig Morgians, des-
tined, it is soppos,d, to aid Sir Giuscoa MAC..
GREGOR, in his Expedition against St. Augustine.,
London, England, 1817-09-01

REG ISITTI FtlSil lON.

WINDSOR, AUG. 31.—Ylesterday the QUEEN
and Princess ELIZABETH took an airing to Frog-
more. The Duke ot GLOUCESTER artived on a
visit from R I ._agsaot Park, and returned on horse-
back to dinner. Her MAJESTY and the Princess
ELIZABETH, after attending Divine Service, took
airii.g to Frogmore.
BRIGHTON. AUG 31.—0 n Friday the Duke of
YORK, accompanied by the Hon. Colonel UPTON,
lett the Pavill:m and dined with Lord G. CAVEN-
Dist', at his seat near Eastbourne, and returned
on Sazurday His Royal Highness is expected
to remain here some days- longer, previous to his
excursion at the Duke of RUTLAND'S seat. at
Cheveley.—The return of th, PRINCE REGENT to
the Pavilion is fully expected on the 15th ot ep-
tenther.

RYDE, ISLE OF NIGHT, AUG. 28.—The ex-
pected honour of a visit from the PRINCE REGENT
IS given up for the present.
LEAMINGTON SPA.—We understand that Lealn-
ington Spa is ttnus,ally full of company, consist-
ing Of the must listinguished families. Her Grice
the Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND and Smite, ac-
companied by Lady ELIZABETH WILEY, are among
the number. Her Grace drives our beau ii. ul grey,
in hand in superior style. The2.e hot ses escaped
sans hart from the glorious held of Waterloo.
Her Grace, with the greatest condescention, visits
all places of public amusement, and oo Tuesday
last paid a visit to Bis,e,•, Historical Picture Gal-
lery, in company with La.ly E. ‘VILItv and a party
of distinction, who expressed themselves
gratified by tne very splendid skew of interesting
paintings. Whenever her Grace drives out, she
is the mag et of general attraction.' The weather
has tot some days prevented Raheitigh Gardens
from displaying 'their share of Gaiety. -
London, England, 1817-09-01

OFi ICE of the COMMISSION 'e:RS for the ISSUE of certain
EXCHEQUER BILLS. • • • •
• ••- = : - • • South Sea Howe, Aug. 2t ISI7.
A LT. PERS(NS to %Ilion) the COMMIS-
SIONERS hart 'agreed to grant LOANS .of EXCHE-
QUER BILLS, are Thereby: required forth'with to talc the
Measures necessary to COMPLETE • the NEfJ7RITIES to be -
given by them, so that the Advanees to he made than may be
issued without delay. The Parties are to address themselves
either to the Secretary of the Board, or to the Solicitor, as the
case may be ; if to the latter, under corer to thc Secretary.
WILLIAM HOLDEN,- Secretary.'
London, England, 1817-09-01

COHN- NI k tacr.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Strr. I.—We bad a middling
Supply of IVheat this morning from Essex and
Kent, and the weather having been fine yesterday
and this morning, caused a great dulness in the
sales : real Fine Wheat, however, sold at our last

quoted prices, but there was no demand tor ordi-
nary : Barley and Oats support their prices; io
other kinds of grain there is no alteration.

Foreign %Vlieat

- 50.. 60;.

Fine Grey Pease -

525. --1.

Fine ditto -

-94 i. 102,

Tick lica.iis - - -38 s. 48s.

English Wheat -60 s. 645.
Filic ditto - - .965. 102 s.
Old ditto - - —s.
tL}•e
Fine ditto - - - 535. --s.
Barley - - - - 245. 265.
Flll, ditto - - -48 s. --s.
Malt
Fine ditto - - - 765. 82s.

OW ditto - - - 475. 575.
Small 'rich Beans 425. 504.
Old ditto - - - 475. 57%.
Feed Oats - - - 184.
Fide ditto - - - 275. 345.
Poland ditto - - its. -2 s.
Fine ditto - - - SGs. 455.
Potatoe ditto - - 405. 465.

Rape Seed 401. 4GI. per !wit.

WllitePease (boilers) 525,
Fine ditto - - - 545. —s

Fine Flour
Seconds -

754. 80..
70s. 755.

Grey Pease - - -44 s 495.

AGRICULTURE, Ste.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST.

The hay harvest has been generally protracted
by the c:lnstant rains, but at last finished ; both
the natural and sown grasSes more fortunately
than could have been expected, leaving the pros-
peet of an abundant aftermath. Scarcely any stuck
of old hay on, hand. The long succession of c3ol
and rainy weather will occasion a much later corn
harvest than was expected, in which, however,
there will 'be the advantage of great fullness and
substance in the ear from gradual vegetation. The
want of sun has been generally felt since the great
heats in June, and, in ihe northern parts of the
country, much corn of all kinds is yet in an imma-
ture state. In the forward districts, and upon the
best soils, great breadths of corn have been cut
within the last fortnight, and as much carried
as the wet state of the weather would permit. On
such soils, .the crops of wheat, barley, oats, pease,
and rye, are great ; and the few samples yet shewn
at market are of fine quality. Beans will, per-
haps, turn out beyond expectation, but the
Heligoland beans have not succeeded so will as
the nd!ive. On the least promising sods, grain of
all kinds seems likely to prove an average crop,
granting a favourable latter harvest.
London, England, 1817-09-01

DEPARTURES.

The Duke of Northumberland, for Alnwick Castle; the
Duchess of Northumberland, for Pow;s Castle, in Wales;
Viscountess Sydney, on a tour; Sir Bet hell Codrington, Bart.
for Codrington Park, near Chipp.ug and Sudbury, Suffolk;
Countess Dowager of Shafteshui y, and the Ladies Asliley
Cooper, on a tour; Sir Geor e Beaumont, Bart. for Collor-
ton Hall, in Leicestershire; Colonel Itobarts, on a tour; Sir
George Docket, Batt. for Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs. Atcheson,
front Duke-street, to Winchester and Keyhavin, Hants.
London, England, 1817-12-29

PU 4LICATIONS.

This Day were published,
In One Volume.. Quarto, with a Portrait of his Lordship,
from ancOrigival pieettre by Romney, price 21. 12s. 6d. in
hoards,
ANECDOTES of the LIFE of RICHARD
WATSON, Bishop of Landaff; written by Himself at
different intervals, and-revised in 1814.

Published by his Son, Richard Watson, LL.B. Prebendary
of Landaff J►nd Wells.
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand.

PORTRAITS of her Royal. Highness the PRINCESS CHAR-
LOTTE `and his Serene 'Highness PRINCE SAXE CO-
BURG,
FTER the mach-esteemed Paintings by A
CHALON, R.A. published by R. ACKFJOIANN, 101,
Strand, as follOws
• -Whole lengths, els. each plain, in Colours 4 Guineas,
4to. Heads, ris. each ditto, in Colours 10s.
'Bro. Heads, 3s; Geeach ditto, in Coltittis 7s.
And to he had of all the Book sad Printsellers in the
United Kingdom.

PAIES PECTORALE DES JUJUBES,
Porthe VOICE, COUGHS; HOARSENESSES, &c.
imexamplecl Iftpid)ty ot the Sale of his
it delicate LOZENGE, and its consequent. universal Use
in the polite Circles of fashionable Life, render.any•particu•
lar instance of its efficacy' unnecessary.
`'The peculiar properties ..r th LOZENGE DE JUJUBE
are to cure the most violentUolds in a time incredibly short ;
to compose and soften the driest and most teasing; Coughs:—
to heal and clear the inflamed Lucks and Throat;—and, in
a most astuoishing manner, to tune and ,nelodize the Voice.
Sold by special app,;intment of the Proprietor, M. La Fon-
taine, Talais Royal, a Paris ; by Edwards, 66, St. Paul's
Church-yard. Price 25..6d. per box.

This Day Wa 5 published,
Elegantly printed in 'l'wo VolumeS, Quarto, With a Portrait,
- engraved after a Cast made by Mr. G. Bullock, from the
Monumental Bust. at Stratford-upon-Avon, priee.sl. ss. in
hoards ; a few Copies upon large paper,'for the purposes
of illustration, price 71. 7s.

.
IQ AKSPEA RE AND HIS TIMES; including
the 'Biligraphy of the Yost; Criticisms on his Genius
and Writings; a Disquisition on the Object of his Sonnets;
a new Chronology of his Plays ;• and a History of -the Man-
ners, Customs, and Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and
elt-gant Literature of his Age.
By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D.
Author of " Literary Hours," and of " Essays on Periodical
Literature."
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day were published,
In i vol. I till°. the Second Edition, price ss. in hoards,
aFrrEits addressed to a SERIOUS and
AA HUMBLE, INQUIRER after DIVINE TRUTH, with
a peculiar Aspect to the Circumstances of the present Times.
By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
London, England, 1817-12-29

GRAND NAVAL DINNER.

Though '' last" by, no means the "least" of
the public testimonies of respect and affection paid
to.the• Royal Varnily during their sojourn in. Bath,
was the sumptuous dinner given on Monday last,
at 'lurk. House, to tis R: H. the Duke of 'CLA-
RENCE, by the Admirals, Captains, and Com-
manders,. of his Majesty's Navy, now resident in
that .City. Vice Admiral WoLssLEY. most ably
filled the chair,. supported by Vice-Admiral'So-
AITFEY:as Viee-Presidenti there were present,

Vice-Admirals Sir Wm. liargood, M. D. Gould, M. Robin-
son., and Crawley.—ltear-Adniirals Sir Win. Hotham, Otway,
111amianiara, T. Wu;ley, DacreS, and Taylor.—
Caiitains ti. Bolle.a, Sculirll, Coebet; Forman, J. Maitland,
Morgan. It:Cuthbert, It. L. Fitzgerald, Baynes, M. Buckle,
lion. George Ponlett, A. Lvi.h!-llt, Spear, J. Coghlan, T.
.I.7elltrwes, Guion., eunolly, Right Hon. Curd Colville, Brett,
H. K. Wynn, Ruoke, R. Williams, Seymour, B.- Eittle-
hiOes, r; Lord J-. ()lit- yen W. G. Roberts, F.
11, J.:M.. Northry, Bligh, It. W. L. O'Connor,
E. Crofton, E. A'Cuurt, Rogi..ts, C. Sotheby, E. Flinn, John
Parish,. Weston Pnir,ps, H. L. Baker, and
..Byham.—Lieu-
6-flout-Colonel -Mites,'Sgtli It egialent ; Lieutenant:Colonel
Cooper'; Hun,- Majoveocliraue. -
_

.
The'..oulv instructions given by the gallant
party to Mekrs. LuCas and Reilly were " Let it
'hu Tkincelf..Dioner." This ,order was strictly
obeyed ;. for' never could a more magnificent one
be served up--.• 411 the, luxuries of the culinary and
confectionary. art . were profusely displayed ;. the
,dessert was rare and costly and the wines of the
choicest flavour.

The Royal Guest was several times on his legs,
and shewed a ready and fertile mind.iu the elo
quent 'manner in'which•he returned thanks, and
prefaced hiS ostotoasts. He expressed, in _low=
ing terms, liis adinieation-of the sumptuousness of
Ihe banquet :provided for him by his Biotber
Tars, the remembrance of which would -never be
übliter~ted from his memory ; :at the 'same
lamentiug the State policy that had prevented him
from:shailfig' their glories and their dangers,
.and leading such heroes as those pr,sent•to vic-
tory and reuown. His Royal Highness's last
toast was particularly admired The Land of
Wheat, the Land of Oats, the Land of Potatoes,
and the Land of Leeks."
It is almost unnecessary to conclude with as-
serting that the harmony- of the Meeting was.
complete. The Duke took his leave at twelve
o'clock ; but the party did not separate till some
hours after.. • -
London, England, 1817-12-29

SUGAR.

. •
Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made. in the Week ending the.24th day of
December, is 50s. 9id• per cwt. •

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER, DEC. 24.7—Little or •no business
is doing in our market ; the price's of Worcester
Hops may be quoted at from 261. to 301 It it
reported thatii large importation of Foreign Hops
is about to take place ; we know ,not what truth
*there may be in this report, but upon looking
over the Liverpool imports of last week, we have
observed that 22 bags; 10 pockets and 13 bales of
Hops have arrived at that port from Quebec. .
London, England, 1817-12-29

DIED.

On the 3d of November, ort Serge Island Estatt,:Jamaica„
Frederick Richard, eldest son. of the ;late Robert Skelton,
Esq. of Chester-place, Kennington.
On Christmas. Day; at Hampton Court Palace,, irt- the Ft3d
year of her age, the Aight lion. Lady Caroline .Herbert, re-
lict of Charles Herbert, Esq.' and sister to the late .Poke of
Manchester. • • .

LONDON: Printed by J. B. CAUSTAIRS, of No. 29,..Great
Ormond-street, Queen•square; and• published by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Nlulton-strek, at THE Sum
Office; No. 112. strand; whero Advertikernents, Orders,
Letters, &c, ()post-paid) must be itildre,s6di:
London, England, 1817-12-16

P 0 E, Y.

LORD EXMOUTH'S VICTORY AT ALGIERS.
By N. T. C.
reni—Vidi—Vici. •
EXMOUTH came—saw—and conqueed—higher fame
Follows the Briton's than the Roman's name,
Ju ',ins on bending millions plac'd the yoke,
Our nobler EXMOUTH Misery's fetters broke.
London, England, 1817-12-16

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, in Park-lane ;
At Warne and Weigall's Hotel, Conduit-street, Sir William
A'Court, from his seat, Heytesbury House, NVilts ; Lady
Scarsdale and family, from Kedleston, Derby; the Marquis
and Marchioness of Stafford, in Cleceland-sqtiare, from their
seat, Staffordshire; the Marquis of Salisbury, at his house,
in Arlington-street; Admiral' Bertie, from Bath; Lord and
Lady Milbeurn, from Earl Cowper's seat, Herts.
London, England, 1817-12-16

DEPARTURES.

The Earl of Verulam, from Grosvenor-square, to Gorham-
bury ; from Warne and Weigall's Hotel, Conduit-street, Mr.
Knight and family, for Alton, Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Scott,
for Rirlev,.Surrey; Mr. Lockwood Maydwell, for Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs. Fort escue.

THRATRE.—After a long and alarming ill-
ness, Mr..KEAN last night resumed his post at
Drury-Lane Theatre, in the part of-Richard, and
was received by a numerous audience with the
most flattering testimonies of public favour.

Mr. FISHER, WI 0 appeared with so much suc-
cess at Drury-Lace Theatre in the arduous parts
of Macbeth, Richard the Third, and Hamlet, is
engaged for that Theatre next season. lie is now
gone to fulfil his engagements in the country.

DUBLIN, DEC. 12.—We have great pleasure in
being able to announce the happy accouchenzent:
this 'morning, . pf • the Countess TALBOT.—Her
Ladyship and her Infant, a fine Boy, are as well as
could be wished.

SOUTH AI\IPToN, Dec.l3.—The winter halls com-
menced on Tuesday last, at the Dolphin Inn,
under the most promising auspices of being well
attended. The ball on that evening was honoured
by most of the Nobility and Gentry of the town
and neighbourhood ; amongst whom. were the
Marchioness of Winchester, the Marchioness of
Clanricarde and her amiable daughter, Lady Bec-
tive, Lady Rich, Lady Onslow, Miss Hington,
Sir Joseph Yorke, Mr. and Mrs. Ede, Mr. Geo.
Ede, Mrs. and.the three Miss Trelawney &sere-
tons, General Mr. and Mrs. Terrot, General Paw-
lett, Mr. Rich, and many other distinguished per-
sonages.
We are happy to announce that his Excellency
the Duk e of SAN CARLos, Ambassador from his Most
Excellent Majesty FERDINAND the Seventh, has
been pleased to honour Messrs. ROWLAND and
SoN with his patronage for their valuable Dis-
coveries—the Macassar Oil for the Hair, and
Alsana Extract for the Teeth.
London, England, 1817-12-16

FOR THE SUN.

Ma. EDITOR,—Your able- exposition of the mis-
chiefs which daily occur through mere Certfficated
Conveyancers, entitles you not only to the thanks
of Lawyers, but of the community at large. The
former you have rescued from the imputation and
disgrace which never justly belonged to them,
and to the latter you have fully unfolded those se-
rious consequences which the mongrel practi-
tioners of modern days so extensively draw down;
and who now abound in comMercial and manufac-
turing towns, particularly. Not only consider-
able additional expense to the parties who employ
them are frequently occasioned, in rectifying the
blunders of these ignoramuses; but it often hap-.
pens that they are beyond remedy. Various in-..
stances of both kinds have fallen within my know:.
ledge ; and yet cheap work is so alluring with the
many, that the evil is not checked by its effects,
and Legislative interposition is therefore loudly
called for. The applications which were made in
the last Session will no doubt be resumed in the
next, with accumulated strength ; and I hope..
you will occasionally • follow up the - sub- •
ject with your convincing .aml useful pen. A
list of the motley squad, in different parts
of the kingdom, who dub themselves Con-
veyances, under an admission at one of the Inns
of Court, with their various other occupations •an-
nexed, would be a curious document to lay before
your Readers, and would, in itself, speak vo-
lumes ; and Mr. ANDERTON (who has certainly
the high merit of having led the way by his own
petition, and has since persevered in a manner
which renders all his professional brethren so
much his debtor, that 1 trust his services will not
go unrewartled) will, I am sure, have a real
pleasure in furnishing you with the result of the
inquiries which have been made, on this particu-
lar head, for insertion in your columns. Your
claim to the emphatic title of " THE PUBLIC
PAPER," is demonstrated, and recognised daily ;
and as you have so hOnourably and so ably advo-
cated the cause of the LAWYERS in their important
relation with*the Public, Ihope a general adoption
of- THE SUN, by the Profession; will be the re-
turn on their part.

From one like myself, who has been throng,h
life identified with those principles upon which
you commenced your editorial career, and have so
steadfastly adhered to, amid the changes and va-
ciltions which have shewn themselves in other
quarters, it is hardly necessary to add, that my
best endeavours will be exerted in promoting the
circulation' of your sound and enlightened Journal.
Staffordshire, 12th Dec. 1517. rr.
London, England, 1817-12-16

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

Also One Cask of Wine, for Home Consumption, on pay-
ment of the Ditties of Customs and Excise ; or for Exporta-
tion free of Duty.
'The 'Pah .eco and Snuff (racept eleven Hogsheads that lay
at Globe Yard) to he viewed at tin! Tobacco Warehouse, Lon-
itton Docks: and all the other Goods at the King's Ware-
house, Glebe. Yard, anti at No. 90, 'fhames-street, King's
Cellar, under the CO3l Exchange,. and Tobacco Ground, lto-
therbithe, As particularized its the Catalogue.
The Goods in the first four Days will be on view from Tues-
day the 9th, until Monday the 15th, and the remainder vntil
Saturday the 2oth Instant, from Ten o'Clocis in the Me,rning
to Three in the Afternoon. :• • • .
N.B. Goods hOughtat this Sale must he paid for tat the Re-
ceiver of Fines and -Forfeitures Office, CustomeHe.use, oil or
before Saturday, t.43lst day of January, 1818, or the Depo-
sits made thereon will absolutely become forfeited.
Catalogues may he had at the • King's Warehouse, No. 90,
Lower Thautei-street, prieipue each•

FRAUD PREVENTED.
TO counteract Ole:many attinpts that are daily
made. to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
initead of the GENVINg BLACKING prepared by DAY and
MAR.TIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their
Signature and Atlclres ..• •
-• 97, Atigh
is so conspicuously, placed in..the centre of the Label, that
they tritst an attention' to- this, and the difference of the
4'ype, • whigh alllater-press, will enable purchasers
at once to detect the Imposition.
-: The KFAIJ.I4VAN.I3i<MAINGe, made and sold whole-
sale be DAY and bl ARUN, 97,. High Holborn, and re-
tailed by the prineipalGrocers, Druggists, Booltsellers, Iron-
,mongers, Perfumers, Evot,n)4l:vrs, &c. in. the United ,King-
dom, in BottleS at 6d and Is. 6d. each.

UNDER tlie. Protection of .Goverosnetit, by
t Royal lAtters -Patent-granted to --ROB ER'C' FORT),
for his Nledecine, universadv, known by the title of PECTO-
RAL BALSAM af HOREHOUND, and Great Restorative
Nlediciue-r,ittvented, and published by the Patentee in 1794.
which is patronized'hy the Nobility, and by the Faculty ge-
nerally.recommeuded.tbrcitghnut the United Kingdom and
on the Continent, as the 'mist efficacious and safe reniedy for
Coughs, Colds, Astlinins,;.l-loiiping-Cough, and all Obstruc-
tions of the Breast and Lungs., The nigh estimation it has
obt&litech over every other pet•pareion, and the extensive
demand, sidlitiently proves its superiority, which may be as-
certained at any of the principal Venders of Medicines In
the United •; • •
P-epared only and sold by the Patentee, No 11, Radcliffe-
14.irrate, Gosvell-street-road, London; sold also. by all the
principal Dealers in Medicine in Town and Country, in
bottlers at 10s. Gd., 4s. Gd., 2s. 9d., Mid Is. 'id. each.
The Nblie.will please .to observe. 1 hat each bottle is
encit.sed in wrappers lei inted in Red Ink, and signed in the
hai;• writing of the, Vateace, withyta:whieh xt, coaqt

gentu BC.
London, England, 1817-12-16

THE LATE REV. DR. BLACK.

DUBLIN; DEC. 9.7—0 n Friday and Saturday
every effort was made to recover the body of Dr.
Black, both above and below the bridge, without
effect but about two o'clock on Saturday it was
found upon a bank in Rossee Bay, and immedi-
ately removed to a house on the Ship-quay, where
the Coroner, Mr. Ellis, held an inquest before a
very respectable Jury.
After the evidence was closed, the Jury retired
a very short time, and returned the following
verdict

We find the deceased came by his death by
throwing himself off the bridge into the river, in a
fit of insanity."
Yesterday morning his remains were consigned
to the grave. The multitudes of every class and
description of people, who attended the funeral,
but proves the high estimation in which tl►e cha-
racter of this mi!st valuable man was held. Dr.
Black was in the 66th year of his age.

SHOCKING ACCIDENTS EY FIRE..-.—Saturday a
little girl, named Emily Newbury, aged five years,
whose parents reside at No. 2, High-street, Step-
ney, was conveyed to the London Hospital in a
dreadful state of agony ; her clothes .caught fire
during the absence or her mother from the room,
and the miserable infant became a prey to the
flames before any effectual assistance could be
given ; she died almost immediately after her ar-
rival at the HoSpital.—On the same day Mary
Carey, a child three years old, was found enve-
loped in flames by Edward Watkins, a lodger in
her father's house, at No. 123, Rosemary-lane,
who was attracted to the room by the dreadful
screams of the infant. She was also conveyed to
the London Hospital, and expired within an hour
after the accident happened.—Timothy Crawley,
of No, 2, Steven-stairs, Ratcliff-highway, and
Rebecca Hudeborough, of Whitechapel, both-un-
der five years of age, were dreadfully burnt in the
absence of their parents ; they are still alive, but
their situation is such as,to afford but slight hope
of their recovery.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT —Friday night as Tho-
mas Chapntan, foreman to Mt. Bitch, iron-founder,
Clerkenwell7green, was driving a. cart with one
horse belonging to his employer, and- was sitting,
on the -front of the cart, the horse took fright,
piteherOlin on the ground, the wheels went over
the bOdy and divided the spine. He was carried
to St. Luke's Hospital, where he expired' in a few,
hours, leaving a wife and eight children.
A paragraph 'in the Observer of Sunday last,
gives us an account of two passengers of no uncom-
mon notoriety arriving in this country, in the
Casar private trade ship from India, with the
Officers and Crew of •his Majesty's late ship
Alcestc, thAt was shipwrecked.. One of those
extraordinary passengers is the ()twang Outang,
which is now artsxeter 'Change, where he has
every day a greatef Levee than any other Chief
discovered during the whole 'voyag4 of the Chi-
nese Embassy,