The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

MAN3LAUUHTER.

!Nam Price, a young Man, of mitd and prepossessing
appearame, wai indicted fur feloniously hilbu and slaying
Robert kiiirselimit, at Walthalustow, on the of :!larch
last. The circamstances proved in evidence were these:—
The prisoner and the deceased had been spending the even-
ing at a public-house at Walthamstow on the g4ld March, and
4 number of other young people of Huth sexes being present,
tiiev joined in a dance to the music of one of the party who
could play the flute. Some offence having been given by the
deceased to the female couiiii of the p; istmer, the latter
resented it with ail the gallantry becoming the sii nation
it, which he Was placed, as the protector of- hi, relative,
when some high wends passing, the prisoner was incited by
the challenge of the deceased to settle the matter in a hruisihg
match. The prisoner refused fur some time to determine the
affair in this wanner; but the first offence being aggravat, d
by personal language of indignity, he accepted the challenge,
and the combatants adjourned to the yard of the purple-house
to fight it out. .1 he landlord, however, refused to permit
contest being determined titans premises ; and consequently
the combatants anii their seconds trussed the riser Lee, and
there the tight proceeded in due form. :fitter a battle, which
lasted nearly ;in hour, in winch both comba'ants received
swine dreadful blows, the deceased fell senseless to the ground,
iu consequence of a finishing blow from his antagonist. Ile
was carried off Ihe ground, and notwithstamiing every effort
to recover him, he expired in a quarter of an hour.
The witnesses tor the prosecution admitted that the pri-
soner was a very peaceable and inoffensive young man, and
that his conduct on the ground was perfectly fair, he himself
havinz received a dreadful beating.
A surgeon was examined, who stated that the tle;:th of the
deceased was produced from a blow on vile of the jugular
veins, which causing an extravasation of blued on the brain,
extinguished tic vital spark.
_

'Cite case, under the airretion of the Learned Judge, went
to the Jut), who found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sea-
tc;ncrd to tour wooths' noprisonp.ent in the County Gaut.

CIVIL SIDE.
MEDUCTION•-F1 CH r WING.

This was an actwo brought by the plaintiff, a butcher, re-
siding V.,! Hrliuu rntutstead, its this cuuuty, affaiust Ilse de-
fendatst, a ims;!...er, 0.4 small property, for the seductson
the phintes dasighter, ptr quad srr,rtium, ami,it.
Tile CUSC, ax stated by Mr. NI/sato/sr fur the plaintiff; and
as developed by the truss-examinations of Mr. tic a c.Y for
the defewlasit, was this :—The lady in question, a nymph of
thirty-two ye.srs of age, had received the addresses of the de-
fendant for more than tour Yeats. The courtship had been
canard sits with touch ardour, both at the house of the lady's
ratiirs, and that of her uncle, and she had been suffered to
sit up with her lover alter the fatuities had retired to test,
particularly at the house of the former, where she admitted

that reciprocal familiarities had taken place to ,idniost every
iiiiaginable extent. These liberties, however, ti:id passed
atter a promise of marriage had hero given; and the result
of the ainuur being a tine buy, the present action ►►as brought
for its support, and the loss tot ifs parent's settees to her
fat tier.
. .
The uncle of the Lady being interrogated by Mr. GURNEY,
as to the defendant's properly, state►t, he had no more in the
world than the coat toi his back.

Atter Mr. Sergeant LLNS had sun►wed up the evidence to
he Jury, they found a ►erdict tor the plaintiff.—Damages
1501.

HOP IN TELLIGENC E.

SOUTH WARK, JULY 20.—We have a very trifling
demand tor Pockets, but Bags are 'tut saleable at
ally pried.

PHICFS.
Kent 11"cket4 from 171. Os. t, 101.

Sussex PlieisetS

ltd. 10s. to 181. and 191.

Kent liag4 151. lUs. U, lail. U. lthese prices
Sucmex Bags 141. (ac. tu~
151. 151.) arc ttidumill.
The Duty is at 1 15,u0u1.
Ali 11)NTON JULY —The flop‘ still conti-
nue to look clean and healthy, arid are growing
out very rapidly smile very beautifill bunches,
gathered trom a plantation in this neighbourbriodi
belonging to Messrs. Plane and Llcatliniii, were
exhibited in our ALliket tin Thursday last, and
were reckoned a great no‘ell y nt this se,i-nn 01
the }'car. llte duty i 3 doing; 11 rl Crt IJU,QUO/.

The followin,4 Letter, dated Custom-house,
Idondon, July 3, 1818, ha viug for its object " to
prevent prosecutions [king commenCed tiltntl un-
founded lamination against Petsons Alla V(' Ssels,"
has been transmitted to I lteit Collectuis
(;,,roiemen,—Preming it highly material, in order to pre-
vent prosecutions being commenced upon unfounded inter.
ntatiou a;:ainSt persons for having hem, concerned in Otreflel.3
against the laws of this revenue, and against vessels for hav-
ing been vuiptoy,J ig the contraband tra6e, that the odic( r
receiving the intormation should, in the first instance, make
the mist nnante and particular inquiries upon the spot, as tar
a 3 the same is practicable, not o,ly into all tht facts and ci
cumstantes connected with the charges, but also into the cha-
racter and probable motives (I the ititOriner, and his wit-
nesses, as well as into the character, habits, and connexions
of the parties accused ; and that all these circumstances shou:d
he fully and confidentially reported to as, in order that ti y
may lie enabled to weigh and consider the nature of the ev,-
dence in cacti case, previous to our directing informations to
be filed against persons, or proceedings to be Imo against
vessels, for past offences; and ,liat where the charge does not
appear to be satisfactorily made out, we nuiy direct further
inquiry to be made, in under to enable us to determine on the
propriety of commencing proceedings.
We .4irect you to p,vern yourselves accordingly, and to be
very particular when you transmit to us any lamination that
may have !nett received by yourselves, or by any Officer un-
der your surrey, to state to 113 the result of the previous in-
quiries you have made, in miler to ascertain the 0-nth of such
information, and how far, and by whom, the facts can it.
satisfactorily proved and corroborated, iu the event of pro-
ceedings bring had thereon.

Caution, by order of the Board of Trade, to Mas-
ters of British Ves%ck sailing tot the Uaiced
States of America :
Other of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, duly I, 1818.
It having been represented to the Lords of the Committee
of Privy Council for Trade, that nutwithstandiog the publi-
city which has been given, ti ,th in this country and is the
United States, to that provision of the AltlefiCall Navigation.
Act passed on the 3d of Much, 1817, by virtue of which
British vessels are prohibited from bringing to the United
States any articles other than those which are the produce or
manufacture of some part of his Majesty's dominions, under
the penalty of the forfeiture of loth ship and cargo, numerous
instances colitinue to occur of the arrival of British vessels in
the ports of the United States, having on hoard sonic fotrign
articles so prohibited, generally of flitting value; I ant
directed to rt quest that you Hill move the Coomissiutters of
his Majesty's Customs to d,rect their otlictrs in the set real
output is of England tu communicate the above en cumstances
to the masters of all vessels about to sail for any place in the
Totted States, in order that they may avoid exposing them-
selves to the serious consequences attettling a bleach of the
act above-tuentioned.

(Signed) THOMAS LACK.
Geurge Delavaud,Esq. Svcreutry, Customs.

The following is a Copy of a Letter from the
Board of Trade, addressee! to John Buckle,
l&sq. Chairman of the Committee of Ship Owners'
Society, granting an inc►essed allowance of am-
munition (as stated at foot) for the use of British
vessels foreign bound :

Council-Ortice, %hitchall, July 9, 181 S.
The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable ivy Coun-
cil having bird under their curisideratiow the letter addrts,rd
by yun on the iht of May last, on behalf of the Socit ty of
Ship-owners, stregestin that an increased allowance of a
Munition ihoulti he permitted to he shipped oil ves-
sels foreign bound, 1 am directed to acquaint you', that their
Lordships have dilicied the ('onituissiuni•rs of his NI, jetty's
Ciiitonis to permit vessels engaged in the several branches
of trade refit red to in your h ttet, iu take on board the re-
spective quantities oh Ktiiipowder therein specified. I alu,
your most obedient hunrhle servant,

(Signuti) CHETWYNI).
The quantities suggested by the letter above refri red to
w.:re ,40 rounds by vessels in the East India trade: 15 row Lls
by yes.els tiading t i .kii Ica, the lediierrisneitit, and Ame-
rica; 10 rounds by vessels in other trAdts.

TILE COMBINATION AT MANCHESTER.

jytmn a Nl.,ndicster laper.l

MANCHEsTFR, JULY 21 —We are evil mely
sorry that we ate oot able to state that the rtiects
of eombinatiou brve subsided. The 9oinners,
who have publicly disavowed a most intimnina.
tory placard, tending to excite not merely tlicon-
tent, but disorder and violence, have certainly
behaved vet y peaceably, but es Woody under a
regular training, in order that their tormidable
processions :night induce the few spinners who
remein industriously at work to leave it, and to
overawe their euiployers into compliance with
their demands. We ate sorry for their conduct,
because we cannot but think it injurious to
themselves and their f The same spirit,
we are concerned to add, has broken nut to °tiler
t rades.

Yesterday mornirg, so,m after midnight; a fire
was discovered eAton f:tctory ur N;>e,sts.
(JaMR.,D and lIARDCASTLE, Of Bolton, which in a
111101 nue consumed the mill and all its valuable
maclinery, amounting in the whole, we under-
stand, to np‘rarns of 40,0C)01. Repott states the
tire to have commenced close to the dour, so that
all Mgt ess to assist in putting it out was at once
prohibited. Strong butpicions from this and
other CUMStaIiCCS are entertained that the con•
flagration it is not the effect of accident but tie.
sign. If th,s be collect, we trust that the vile
incendiaries will very soon be discovered, and
brought to the condign punishment they so justly
merit.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.—The extensive and vain.
able spinning establishment carried on by Messrs.
ONNIROD and IiARDCATLE, in Moor-lane, Bol-
ton, was totally consumed by &re, between one
and three o'clock yesterday (Monday) morning ;
and ws regret to learn that the proptrty is but
very partially insured. Under what circumstances
this serious event originated has not yet Leta
ascertained, but we are informed that there is
some reason for suintiting that it has been the
nefarious perpetriciou of incendiaries. About
nine o'clock one of the main walls came unex-
in down tatnong.st a numerous br.dy of spec-
tators, many of whom .vele dreadfully butt, :tad,
some, it is feared, will not recover.
The following is an extract of a letter received
this morning frow Bolton-k-mows, dated July
'0 :—" ()oration and liattncasTLE's large mil s
at Bolton (all but nut) were destroyed last night
by a tire that broke out at twelve o'clock, atm the
works had been nearly thirty hours at l'e, it ;a
,upposet,l to tee done by some ..uceudaz:ry."

PARIS PAPERS.

[RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.]

Pints, JULY 19.—The King promenadeclles-
terday, as usual, at seven o'clock in the morning,
in the little Park of St. Cloud. Marshal the Duke
de Reggio, and the Duke de Grammont, after-
warils treAkfasted .vith his Maje3ty. The King
Geo tran.acted husinelq sticre:“ively with thr
Count dePr,ttlel, the Dtlke de itichelien, and the
Count de Cate..

From Copenhagen, the sth ult. 'it is s'tated,Vbat
the King of Denmark, at the instance of the
Duchess of Brunswick, and in consideration of the
intended marriage of Madetnoiselle de St. Atli/tire,
her niece, bad cons-ented to the transmission of
the Duchy of Yilueltsberg, in favour of Matictuoi.
acne rie •St. Aulaire and the 'Count de Cates, ber
intended husband, in the event of the marriage
taking effect. The Ductiess of Brunswick
agreed to annex to this fief property to the arm cunt
• -of 300,000 francs in favour of her niece.
The King has granted letters of naturalitstion
to Hip Sieur Sob!), formerly Cap•ain of
the Mamehikes of the Ex-Guard, and Chevalier
of the Legion of Honour.
Several news-hawkers, %rho were on Friday
hawking about the streets det*ils respecting, the
conspiracy, including extracts from different
Journals, have been conveyed to the Prefecture of

Genera', Cannel has not vet surrendered himself,

Prince Kotirakiti, who passed the lAst winter
a! Paris, has died at ‘Veyinar. nis death is at-
tributed to the effects of wounds not ye! heated,
which he received on the day of the celebrated
ball given by the Prince de Schwartzenburg, on
'the occasion of the marriage ut the Chief of the
late Government.

It is thought that M. Couture, the Advocate
of General Cannel, in his process in calumny
against MM. Senneville and Fabvier, will request
the discontinuance of the cause %vhich stands for
the 21st, in consequence of the absence of his

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday
DEF9RRRD STOCK
of the 22ci March, 1817, B7 f. 35c.
22J Sept. 917, ss f. c.
34d March, 1314; B3f. toc.

VIE:4NA, Jvt.r s.—The Emperor sets out the
25th August for the Rhine, and will remain some
days at Munich.
DRESDEN, JULY 7.—lt is said the .King of
Saxony will set out towards time end of August for
the Banks of the Rhine, to have an interview with
one of the Allied Monarchs.

IRUN,
,JULY accounts from Cadiz,
Corunna and Hilima, speak of a number of cap-
tures made off the Spanish coast by a squadron of
Insurgent privateers.
Letters from Madrid state, that much dis-
quietude prewails respecting our relations with
the United States of America ; some even speak
of a war as inevitable. Our differences also with
the Court of Brazil are far from being arranged.
DRESDEN, JULY 6.—We are not without hopes
of seeing here the Emperor Alexander.
It appears to be certain that on: differences
with Prussia are tentireiy arranged, but the Con-
vention has not yet been published.
FRANKFORT, •JULY 13.—The Hereditary Prince
and Princess of time Homburg arrived here to-
day. They make their public entry into Horn-
burg to-morrow.
Rome, JULY 4.—The English Rear-Admiral
Penrose arrived lately from Leghorn, at Fiumi-
cino, on board the Albion of 74 guns, accompa-
nied by are frigate Ganyruede. He proceeded to
this capital, and was present the day before yes-
terday, with his Officers, at a grand dinner given
by Cardinal Gonsalvi to several Cardinals aud the
Corps Diplomatique.

Aax•LS-CHAPELLE,JOLY 13.--One of the prin-
cipal hotels here has been engaged for the Duke
de Richelieu, who will be present, in the name of
the King of France, at the august assembly which
is to meet in this city.

Gam.- We are authorised to state, that since the
MEDICAL Roam) has been eithblished at Char-
lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the
-Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, and 'Woodstock-
street, adjoining New Bond-street, upwards of
Thirty Thousand Patients of both Sexes have been
restored to perfect health, many of whom bad
lingered for years under the most painful and On.
vitiate diseases, were pronounced 'incurable by
respectable practitioners, and several discharged
from Hospitals.—Such are the effects resulting
from combined talents ! !—Messrs COOPER and
Co. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty
years experience in this metropolis, are consulted
daily at both !louses until ni►►e at night, and the
poor have advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Sunday mornings, until Twelve o'Clock.—
Patients at a distance, describing their case, im-
mediately -attended to.—All letters to be directed
to Charlotte-House, Blackfriars'-road, but none
are answered wkich do not contain a consulting
fee.

It is saiiii-1 a celebrated German Writer has
drawn up a NEW COLE, or Law of NATtotis,
to submit to the Congre.s of Sovereigns at Aix-
-la-Chapelle, in which several articles of commerce
are marked as being of general utility to the in-
habitants of every country, and such as ought to
have ingress and egress without duty. This would
be generalizing Trade with a vengeance, for there
appears no article that will alike enrich the inha-
bitants of every country, except Lottery Tickets
and Shares, asin the present Scheme of CARROLL'S,
by which every adventurer, of all ages and na-
tions, has an equal chance to gain the Two Prizes
of 30,000/. Or any of the other 16 Capitals, be-
sides the 2000 Sovereigns entitled to Port, Claret,
and Madeira, to be chosen by die holders them-
selves, in addition to the CapitAls, which way all
be drawn "Next Tuesday week, as there ate no
DitifixedAtiiite, and only 8000 Tickets,
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THEATRICAL REGISTER,
Ptr formed Last Nig.'d,
TgFATREItMrII,. IIAYMARKX7.—The Sleep Walker: Conine+,
Mr. J. Russia: Sti,an, Miss Cope;and. After whir+, Nitre
Points of the Law. To which was added, The Critic.
TrteATHE ENf.:1.1414 OPERA,'STRAND.—Firr and Wa-
ter: Frederick, Mr. Wrench; Fanny, Miss Lore. '.vith
(2d time), D.,ctor Bolus. After which, The Bull's Head.
To which was added, La Pcrouse.

*.* LITEUARY r;.EVIEW To-morrow.

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