The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-03 00:00:00

NORFOLK craeurr.

Before Sir Vie,ti. Glans, Chief Justice of the Court of
eminnon plea 4, and Sir A Lex. Tnuatenx, Chief Baton of
- the Court. 9f Exchequer..
Bfickingititrogliire—July 29, ttt iltiekingbarn.
flettfordgliire—Thursday, August 1,-at BedfOrd.
Huntingdonshire—Saturday; the 3d, at Huntingdon.
Canihritleeshire—hronday, the sth, at. Cambridge.
,SulToll;.,-Tliiire4ay, the 6th, at ltury St. Edmund's.`
Norfolk—Tuesday, the 13th, at the Castle of Noitiirh.
City of Norwieh—Same day, at the Guildhall of the molt:hp.
The Nlidlund Circuit is nut yet settled—when
it is we will publish it, dud also the Welsh Cir-
cuits. -

Staturday afternoon, we had a tremendous
ctorin 01 thunder and•lightning, accompanied with
heavy rain. The electric flidd struck a pithlie-house
near Ilockhnles, which •is greatly damaged, and
killed the landlord (who has left a" wile aml two
children), and a little buy:—(tktekiuriiiVili)'

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bed ... statee • ;.) i 1 14.1 . Y I.li 1 Ir 4 14 1.... 1,7 174 IN Vla •
rEas ceit.ed how but!! telt+ scrt .t.ti lof the dirt, t , - , • 1
I m vouTANT PARLMNIENTAItY l'A • omit rtspectur e counties, and earnest application for an
( ill-
To be continued regrilurly.,)
crease to the military force stationi.d in them. In the liw. COURT,. OF KIM.i'S BENCH*, Jt LY e. ,
,nodal which I received 'front the King's County, which bore
the signattire of sixteen magistrates, it was stated, ” that 7.1111 KINC; v, WM. SHAWE.
Gulp!i: V A nl”.ATcn FROM itIS Exr Et.LENCV THE
alarming disturbances existed in that county, and the inlja-
. 1, ,• it LIBUTENANI'OF IRELAND Ti. Lunt') V tisCoUNT cent parts of Westmeath; that almost every iii4lit houses on the toOtion of the ATTGENEY•GeNEEAL,
~, iloi
tier,. phlndereil of at-rits; that they considered stronger (ova- ff iilitnit Shawe, alias trilijaiii Cassinittre Shawe,
sin)! .12T H , DATED 5-r II .lti:Nly,, 181 6,VIZ.
sures than those- which could be resorted to under the exist- Wits put to the btu of the Cow t, that lie Might
A .::T,vrtmENT imr laws ,tb,,,oltil+.l, neees.sary; and that the re-einict mem and plead to an.• indictment bur felony. The prisoner .
enforcement of the losurn.rtion Act would alone enable
',,. N ittire and Extent of Slit! 'Disturbances which have
tit' prevailed in Ireland, and the Nle.asti.res wlitit have
in c.,,,1., thern to maintain tramoillity." , %yds ttecordingly plat:eti by the 'officers at the hack
'opted by- the Government of that Likkintry
,(To he Continued.) . . .of "the King's Counsel. Ile was dressed it) the
hereof..--Ordep,(.l by the Haase of Commons to
re-: ' .
i 4th Jime, Itt.'.
,4-ht !Ifni. Lord Viscount Sid; touth. habit of a quaker, with a remarkably intelligent .
From the LC)NDON GAzETTE, July 2, 1616. thoiu a grave countenance. .1-le sins then sr.'
Dublin Castle, sth June, 1816.' . ' raigut d by his ttvo unmet, holding up his hand,
,i the h(fituatr of receiving your Lord- .At the Court at Catiton-Honse, the ist ofJuly, 1816, present, us usual in such cases. l'he iittlictutent stated,
•fay of April, enclosing en Address his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Council.
ss or his Royal Highness the Prince This day his Serene Highness tae Prince of Saxe Colotig III" t" bill hail bee" found by tine 6raoil
1 Hiehnetts will he graciously was, by coati-nand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Jury for 111iddlusex, by virtue of the statute 42-
lit , bef,,re the House a state- in the ti'anie and on the behalf ofAii Majesty, introduced into (~ eo. lii.: and that the pc i 5,,,,,, heiin4 employed
r the disturbances which the Privy Council by the Right lints. the .F.tirl of llarriochy, ,
by, and in the service of, his Majesty, in a civil ea-
'd of the measuie3 Whic:i Lord Presoltut, i.inilkii Serene Highness took his place at the
of that Country in Board on his Royal Highness's right hand. . Inteit y,-ns.Cieik to the Commissariat I)eparttalent in
`‘ey the commands.
- Cartton-Lfouse, July 1, 1816. North America, on the 14th of Jatiy, in the 53t1
'bat letter, that 1
This day his Itoyal.Highnebic the Prince Regent was pleas. ' in the King, did steal, take, and cony awavr 5000
elf lb': Address flit
in Ihe name mild nil the behalf of his Nlajesty, to inve:t ,
pfunintona mid Rear. Adjui„l sir pieces of foreign ►gold coin,: value 10,0001; and
' d Lieut.-General Sir Gordon
apprized Israel renew with the EnktiA of a Knight toinulander of 2401) 02. of gold, value 10,0001. of lawful money,'
the in-
, no.' the Moat HonourableSlilitary Order of the Bath. etc. being against the fortis of the statute in such
-'V frar-Office, Jane .22, 1816. . - case mule oil provided, &c.: tlie 2d count of the
The fate 2(1 Battalion of the .17th Foot having borne a pr...-t
...,.
,t,
loon. tient charged Isint with the same offence,
in the ineniurahle campaign in the Peninsula, aiiil'inure. par-
•-ularly in the defence of Tiil:fa its Spaill,reCiVett the Pritlec alleging, a felOniolts.stealing tinder colour of li id
*la S permission to bear on its colours and appointments, office : the 3tl and 4th charged, that lie had 'rum-
-ctit Peninsula and-Tarifa, and as that 13aitalion hiss
thittett, the
crime, oeing
employed iii a Military
,reed, and the men transferrt•ii to the Ist thittalion,
Regent has been pleased to approve of the 47,1 i calinCil yin the Cowin ihsariat Department : and
'•ug permitted to hear on its colours; nd appoint- the sth and Gill counts hid it generally, the pri-
.oir to any other badges or devices which may
met. ,ii , ~ .
.. ,
fore granted to the.ltegiment, the words " t ,tottig alto eseteiltig a public ()ince.
Tat &I." - When the prisoner wits asked wet her be Omitted guilty or
not goiity to the indictment; ile isplied-" guilty ;" and being
°Yee, July 2, 1816. required to 011,r SOW,' reason why sentence siwuld tint be
•rre its this present Parliament. passed ag,(iii.t him acearttung to law, he answered that be had
Barnett, RAI. in the room of Sir „,Aiii„t; to say.
,I. who has +.e.eepted the Office The AIViaNEY GMER.tt. wi,lted to hilow whether it vras'
owich Hospital. . the pleasitre of the Court io pass semi:lice immediately. It
. . was lit tu state that the pi isotter had neeti in custody since
1816. 'Luna+ y I..st, II Av i lig oven appretieloltd .; Venice, and con-.
Gent. to- he Coraet, veyed from thence to England. 11 the Court thitught it right.
.ed now, he should not tc,l liiiiisAf eatliett upon to-
"1"11, from tire ' say any thing, as it tsar usually te,tuesi, ill aggiavat ;,..ii of
A ‘-!"),1).4,,Y, the iiiren,.:e, as alit, col (Mips Ise"... ;tAlly apera.e.i of it 1 4/1113
toe iittlie..l,-.ii. liisiiee i•iiii i-reil biroio an-I, ihst as tar as
"of the till.' iirC.lAller 1,3 iiad in ois rowel ,he had made te,titutioll
of the ,i.,)..y lie. i0..1 improp. ily.t.ilivai.
(1- .
Lord Lt.i„.:-.04 •-cu no,— 1 ike ( (knit should bare something
berme it to en nie itutu appot Gan the neg. Cr of vti:iisbn.riit ;
Al Ill'tielll it scarcely is acii.i.iiiited stilts the precise llitlille of
• offence. •
.. Justice PAYI,EY.—We s:•nuitl I;now how much of the ,
',t• Suit tlintoNedi of, 4411(1 bow tittle:i be bas, restored
iiitirao.iit.
-Nona ,vast after 100%i rig' at tar Act 42 Gen. 111.
vas not tiwPr, I 1i...t it applied, to any cases but
and lie was sorpr ised to hod that under it ,
-en charged with felony. 1
tint added, that he was far front wish- i
'CIYCe of the Court, ,
'it the ease of Valentine lnites, the
.t., for a tuisdenicasiour ; but for -
-t proceeding.
.ed iii the aiiii motive. He
%led to plead guilty, and
'Nd not beets supplied
'bat the prislne.:
-shah, pint that
,it iip to re-
'4i:fa:Ulta
as.
inclh
which,
such col.
well armed,
the business he
and were brottt l).
watch,. to the Head .
them were recognized a 4
It is melancholy to state,
denten of respectable comic,
sociated with such vagabonds
is hoped they. may take'a salutai,
not again place themselves in so deg.
Mimi ; 'they are well known, nod mot,
being made public.. We..ennuot 0 ...A..
racy alone for their-families,
mend the conduct of Mr. Sheritf Archer 11!,'.,:.-;,,1
occasion.—(Dublin, Saunders's News- Letter', .
preventtci7 itili;.l,ll

BIRTHS. _— .
iv rt"
At Clifton, Bristol, on the 98th ult. the Latlyof n'•
Lady-
sou, Physician to Lis ,Niajesty's Fleet, of u daughter. f ear
-At Brusiels, on Friday, the 31st of June, the LadY ° i
tainOn Fridayo, the M tiiveen, f a eon a
bnd heir. 1,
of June, at Watlington
shirr, Mis. Tilson, of son; the infant. suevlved bot li
hours. Park, 057,0
a

M. ED. •
Yesterday, Captaia Br:RI, haw,Elira,
daughter of Johu Blagoove, Esq. of 1111.14i0,
wyke-Huttse, Bodo. - ele4
Yesterdoy,,ra Clapham, Thomas Foster Barham, -t solo
Fgy'ttitagiteFst*ot of etl:itr:ht:lcth'rb:rticiret,ish:(tliii;:arzr:a,Ht:vtet,
Penrhertra, Es q.
Be
jet.
t rat
second dringtocr of enj. Keene, Esq. ,f Weitot. 1.474itt0s
Yesterday, the Rer. John Fisher, to Mary, eldest'
of the hes. Dr. GOOliSall.

At Castletown, ...............—.....------__ ,
DIFD i oil
in the lit il year of his age, the l ion. John ,Flis•cul ~i 6
Esq. his Majesty's First. Demister and Chic( ju'il' Ite'll'r
Isle of Man, o'n Sunday morning, ('-',:otio,
Isle of Ilan, and sots to the late Rev. Jahn t re...-hvi,i,ri'''
i'lli the Bride, and one of the Vicars General of this 110,11,
tehyear 1787, Deemiter Cretin', was called to tti„,;anneYs
liar; e was slum after appointed High Bailiff 01 I' 1,,,r
and elected a Nlember of the House of Keys. In r., ,tP14',441
cution of his public and private avocationi. he ilt";; ti r'—„,,
a. superior degree of taieitt anti discriminatiew,lbmi `,..ing IP:
the Duke of Athol! took an early amiortunity of Pi''''',;jiliit"
in a situation where such talents could be Most liv;`,.'it fat
the country; and with that view reconnuentiedhim w 010.
nit the Bench vacant. by the death of Deemster Ni'",'"?o,..""
ttlettattillemdfiii4thilaftrg.e,morthheisytelaurtyll'as9l
itto
.tthuedgtiets,cenocti
ilitli:l.Le,r:Cerofllisicb.
wastk rick, impartial, and conciliatory. and as a erlivdllll.,
folryanot'ni liberalwa
imagination,
ha retentive memory, Variety of anectlutrseo, 01,
tri'VrthieoUvititahluteuntttatuin"nlit.arilt'Yo'riceusfiscel;-)nat 4,11171ibj.
ppy mode of cuannunicatini his thoughts to ,;t presW
rcirtY "*.is universally sunght arid admire}, on 4 "i etestrr
fu
death universally lamented. At six o'clock hisTose 1
1,.t.1g of the et:th his remains were removed front, kiritsl
Lahstietown, and conveyed upon a hearse to Brkhe` a OPP
c.: welt, a distamee of eighteen toiles,accompanied itilroti
train of Mourning relatives anti friends. Alint.4t reed,
Tate carriage was in attendance, beside a great ""-?'
horsemen irons all parts of the Island. 'lll* solern' nite,:
riots was met near to Kirk Michact by his Grace ti11:n.44;
Athol!, att ended by the. Iteceivvp.Generni in the Lorti...'fi,6o 00
toach, at. which Ode,: the Ludy was titian front the inlet il
carried by the be:steps, to the church. It was 'lherl.r: illt3s
the Lord Bishop iu his rotirs anti several of the Cle,r,:„. cd l'4l,
sublime coroposltian, the Fontrai service, was P.vt;o-101,,,;
:ewL.uorre:ullishop with his wonted impressioa, ap" r",,tri''',„';
s6letualtY, Oil whilst the tear of attlietion wks sl'4,4l,;ntilh t,;';
down the manly cheek, the tLsti of hope beauseuri-, to .r 1
Moistened eye, that we should rise and tueet,4o
. G Slit
pa the 07th of June near Carmartheli, f-knrY - a
Itaapei, Esq. late Major' in the 7ild regiment.

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