The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-07 00:00:00

LO YA L AD DII.ESSES.

• A Meeting of the Inhabitants of Well; was'
c°llveued on. Friday, at the,Council Chamber, in
that City, by S. Davies', E-sq. the Makot;
straiice of a Requisition si,hed by the Bishop and'
of the principal inhabitants,' when op .the iro
'l9" or_,,\Ldinirtilse-corided by P. Tud-
'4‘.a7, lA:sq.. 'M. P. a loyal 4.nti dutiful Address to
:Nia..p,sy was unanimously-adopted. •
.mAk General-Meetink,of the gentlemett, Cfergy,
'Manufacturers, and principal. Inhahi-
e.f. tile-Town and-Parish 7c) Will 3)e"
helt eli.naturday: the 9tii inst. for the pprp()c of ,
T.,4oressinglris imijesty, to -43sune of. their.
attachmeat to his per,ton and ov!?kl iment,
It.111•' 'of 'their dett-A•mination to' give. effeefoa.li4
... •
•P4rt 4-0 the • same in the present criQis---( Leeds
Intell
Dec. 5.) •
'l6 Archdeacon aud Clergy .of thc Mclidea-
rrY .of Saium have adopted au AddieS, tO•his,
lajeSts", which will lie for signatures at Hindon,
Wednesday ; Warminster-on Thursday ; and
;IJt~ittgtot,, on Friday.—(Bath Gaz:ette,,,,Pec: 6.)
"t'a Cormpoa Connell- holden at Devizes on.
• 'aturday cast. E.-A. Mayor, in.
th Chair, a Loyal-Address:to the King. was un-•
'""nously agreed to. • The. Address now liesfor
t'i;naturos at the Town - :

• )
• "EcortnEtt's RT.-- Yesterday the • RE-'
cclll.nr.it made his Report' to his 'MAJESTY 111
-;otti.icil of the follco'ing prisonei% capitally con-
licted in October Sessions, viz.:—T. -Eaton, T.
J. Hughes, W. S. Smith, T. Carr-, and J.
i. Pritchard, for highway roblierie's it. Scott,.
(or, maliciously rutting and. stabbing ;
for burglary ; ' C. King, for sending a letter
• to the Rev. W. J. Rodber, deniattaing money ; C.
:(..s"-riftiths, for horse-stealing ;• D. Gentle, W.
.
Sop4izi Andrews, and Al7.ry Leonard, for
iu dwelling-houses ; and J. Wilcox and
l'• Goodwin, for house-breaking in the day-time;
C. Goodrzin, T. Eaton, J. Hughes,.
Hurt, 117. .Peelew,:G. Gentle, W. Rpid, and R.
".c°tl, Were orderer for • execution- on Monday
nett, the I lth instant. The others were resulted
(lurig pleasure. •

A ,sta4 Mail from Holland arrived yesterday.
o's that the King of Prus,;ia left Troppatt on
,t'ee --Ist nit: on his return tC;Areiliff:* It this
Correct, it may yeasonably he pre-
sunned that the principal business of .the Congress
_L
• "as hen-settled. Letters from
,Milan of the 15th
State, that the Austrian arin)% had received Orders
h 0 enter the- Papal territory. Nothing. certain,
• owerer, is yet known upon this subject..
• Yesterday, a Court of DirectorS was held at
the East India House, when Capt. R. A LSAGER
was sworn into the command of the ship-Water-
'oo,. consigned to .St. 'Helena, Bombay, and Chi-
-11,4,---The Court of Directors 'of the, East India
`-'nunpany, have appointed Lieu-L
-G en. Sir ALEX-
”PtIt CAMPBELL, Bart., G. C. B. Commander-
-14-Chief at Fort St. George, in the roptmof Lieut.-
' Gen. Sir TitOmAs Illseoe, Bart., G.C. B.
Hovtrap MuenEn..L--A. most barbarems murder
'was- committed at_ a place called Ilkgan High‘Vay,
O:01ri'llg,
eisd ay night. -If was observed on. Wednesday
that the house of a man named Rogers,
Ilho lived alone, was not opened at, the usual time,
• "d at length an: entrance was -effected, when
unhappy man was found dead in his bed,
under Which were some sheaves .of. reed (straw
1141 for thatching, &c.) partly burned, -and
which_ had been placed there evidently for the
purpose of setting - fire .to the -bed and , the
":Ise, in order to consume the body, and conceal
the horrid deed. linppity, we trust, for the pur-
139ses of justice, the ruffians, by shutting the door,
Prevented the access of air, and caused the fire to
ga out. On examining the body, it was found
that a sharp instrument had been forced into the
mouth and down the throat, so as'tocause the death
of the unfortunate man. The house *as rifted;
but the chiefiobject of the villains was a number
c;f guineas, which-the deceased was well knOwn to
eeP by him, and, which he was in the habit of
Srlowing'and boasting of Wheneverhe drank freely,
'which he sornetimes did. Every exertion.is Mak.-
ing to discover the perpetrators, who must have
been well acquainted with-the habits of the de-
-eased2--( West Briton.)

OttEanruL StactnE.---Sunday morning, the
following most dreadful eircunistance took
place:--Mr. Isaac Holloway, an elderly • gentle 7.
man, who wa'i living, on his property, having re-
tired from business, had been for some time past
observed to be very low and desponding, aris-
ing from an :linpressien on his mind that he
would rue through his 'property and tome to
want. He was .iu the habit of sleeping. in the
lower part of the house, in South-sqeet, Mary-
-le-bone,e-bone, and on Saturday night last, as usual,
• lie was seen to bed. About two iu the
morning. he rose and proceeded to the two-pair
back window,frOm which- he precipitated himself,.
upon the pavemeat of the yard ; Ile came with
tremendous force upon his head, which way
dashed to pieces. A Coroner's Inquest was
held. at the Bedford Arms, Southstreet, upon
the bOdy I.R.;fore Thomas tsq:. Co-
roner who. returned a verdict--,-,That the de-
''eased died by his own act, being at the time
he cotmnitted it in a state of temporary derange-
• went.