The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

JAMAICA PAPERS.

KINGSTON, OCT. is with sincere regret
that we announce this week the decease of Ban- ,
TGOLOMEW SAMUEL ROwt.Ev,Eig. Admiral of the
'Blue, and Commander in Chief of his Majesty's,
sottafton on this Station, which melancholy event
took place at the
.Pen, on, Monday evening, between
nine' and ten o'clock.—The Admiral had enjoyed
uninterrupted good health from the period of his
arrival in this climate, until about a fortnight previ-
ous to his dissolution, when he had a very severe
attack of fever, which continued with such vio-
lence, as at length to affea his mental faculties,
and notwithstanding every medical 'assistance was
rendered him, all efiorts to save his life proied
unavailing remains were interred in the
Churchyard of this city on the fullowing after-
noon with every honour due to his rank. The prp-
cession, set out from the Pelt at about a quarter pAst
.five o'clock, at WhiCh time, on a signal being tngde
to the flag-ship, the
,ships, of war and forts com-
menced, firing minute,guns, which continued until
the body was interred.
Admiral 110 • LEY was the seCond.son,of the late
Sir. JOSHUA ROWLEY., Bart. Vice-Admiral of the
White Squadron, who married in the year mg,
aticl died on the .25tn February, 1790. He was:
born in the year t 703, entered the service at,
a very early age, and' like his , isthet and grand-
, father (Sir '‘Nrit:l.ta:4 ROWLEY, K. B. Admiral of
the Fleet), obtained rapid promotion.. He was
made Post into the Lortmstuffa Woe, of
guns, on this station, on the 3 t%t of January, t7Bl-i,
a • Rear. Acnital, on the 14th of February, t. 799; a.!
Vii. 34 Admiral, On the-gth of November, 1805.; and
and Admiral of the Blue>, on the 3ist July, 1810,
In April, t 80'1, he had the chief command of the
sqnadron employed in. the Downs, in wlti. h he con-
tinued until February, •184)8, when he was apPoint-
ed to succeed the late Vice Admiral DikCIIII3 in the,
chief command on this.station.

A conspiracy;. which'had been for some time in
agitation, was fortunately. discoVered at Martinique
on the 20th of last month, when fifty of the ring-
leaders were ta'Yen and put intoiaol.—lt bad been
excited by three negroes twin St. Domingo, one of
them a brother'io, the late Toussaiut another of
them was possessed of considerable property and,
'accounts • frOM Martinique say, had been in: this
island three different timesEfrOm which he returned
to that'i,land by the way of Coracoa, and it isitio
said, has correspondents -here," whom endeavours
were using to find our.

Yesterday , morning, a well-dressed and interesting
female,. passing atong Chancery-lane, supposed to he
going to a'Ftlace of Divine Worship, between ten
and eleven o'clock, excited the notice of passengers
from, her extreme dejected appearance, Tire hu-
manity of several Ladies induced:them to offer
their assistance, which the stranger declined. She
had . not proceeded far before 'she suddenly f4l
clown, and instantly expired. The body was taken
to the poor-house. .
Davenporl Sedley was brought op for judgment
this morning in the Court of King's 'Bench,: for a•
Conspiracy spins' the Marquis of Hu sons. The
sentence was two years' imprisonment in'Netegare,
and during, that time
.to be placed Ojice in
,the
Pillory.

IRELd;%ib.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN,
THURSDAY, Nov. 21, 1811.

This clay, at half-past teat o'clock, the Judges
took their seats upon the Bench, and Dr. Sheridw;
one of the alleged Catholic Delegates, was c+lled
Upon his trial, sod the following Jurymen an-
swered to their names, and appeared in the Jury.