The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-13 00:00:00

BIWIIIYON, DEC. V.

With the exception_ of the Itatsce littoisrri
who took his. usual.exereisein the illiding.schonl,
there his been no movements among the 'Royal
Fatniiy during the whole course of the day, which
has rairtid incessantly.,
The invitations to the Nobility to join the
evening parties ut the Pavilion considerably' adds
to' the bustle of ,the town, 81141, obove all, to. the
interests of the inhabit ants.. .

, •
,T g,bis•erenin a ;Mather of .the•Nohility are in-
,ored-to. the Convert, at nine o'clock.
• 'independent of these hospitalities tx) the 'Nobi-
lity, we are glad to-observe the example of her
:Majesty at Windsor, and the Pt ince Regent at
Brighton, •to distribute among the poor families:
the fragments of the Royal tables, is strongly re.:
commended to theN?ability;. and. we are happy to
learn that numerous fatuities in,this town are daily
fed and proteeteti.
:AG IVatte‘r, ike Prince Regent's. Steward, well
tleserves.,the -highest commendation for his fume-
voleot niteniiOn to the distribution of tickets to
poor families who are deserving of a participation
of the Itnyal bonnty.
We are sorry to notice an instance of depravity
in a man of the name of hall, who was a footman
in the service of Mr. Forbes, M. P. and was de,.
(viva last night robbing the house uf Mt. Hod-
son, who had left his, mansion. in the-nate of two
female servants. He was secured with the stole',
artielesin bI possession, end this morning broug4
up for etamination, and fully committed to pri—
sou, Forbes's family had lost many valuables
lately, but never su,pected their•nu worthy ser-
vant.

• LINES, •
On a Portrait of the' LORD Cit,irect:Et.oo, painted by
wow ,

Sebald this form august, with patriot nwe
The faithful Gunrtlitist of his Country's 14tv ;
Tly.Wistintu,sway'd, ou Virtue's purest plant
The righteous Jildse, and. t he benignant Man:
ileuee Fame shall Et n\'3 worth record with -pride,
`it bright extunple, tin unerring Guide.

.7-TUE ougE..,t, DOWAGER (W WIRTEM RERG.
4,01ec from Stitt tgard, Nov. 26.--The Questi
,DowetGuslookup her abode On the 14th at Lud•
wigshurg, and Coma Von DlLLorti entered on his
office them us Grand Malter of the Household.

ADMIRAL BROWN.
We have been Immured with the following an,
hentic information respecting the noted Malin

13HowN

The Heratles,, Commodore Noyes', arrived
at Batt:Woes towards the end of September.; at
' the seine time his Majesty's ship the Beaver,
Captain STlttusd. came in from tvcruise. ' Tile
:Custom-house. Officers went on board the Her-
vides It but. not being able to rend •Spiroishp- or
it* otherwise deceived, they did nut ,oeize.llo,
and Sir ../imus LEITH ordered tier to quit the
lslaatt -By some circumstances Capt. STitioNo's
suspicions were excited, and on searching her
papers he found out.who she was, and littoken
acknowledged be had abandoned the came 'of
Buenos Apes, and was reeking a port to dispose
of Isis cargo.' The onlyeommissions he had were,
a commission for another vessel, and,one to a
perkon not oo board., Captain STtaLrlea
fore seized her limier the Navigation Laws, end
carried her to the Admiral at Antigua, who ap-
.proved, of what had done.. The Hercules
Mounts 22 guns, and bus 56 men, with a valuable
cargo of vicktilver, silks, steel, dry goods and
wupplited wOrth a million of dolbrs, the
proditce,.ouplumiered towns and vessels in the Pa
ctOc UCtun. The awyers have no doubt of her
L'cOriii,!ention ; 'hitt *,there appears' Much donht of
if:a. is td he done with Admiral Brtowist and his
crew, whether or not they are to be sent home
and 'decks pirates..'

DRURY-LANE TIIHATKR...—Last night a new
'Farce, christened Nota Jiene, was produced at this
Theatre, so unfortunate in all Its' Cows. Nota
Bette Forms no,exception to the run of ill lock,
and though the. puff of yesterday told us it had
been approved by two managements, it turned
outthat the public entertained a different opinion.
It is in truth a very trifling and insignificant work,
founded on the disputes of a Surgeon. and a Bar•
bee, carried On by 1110141111 of rival Sign-boards—
upoif vihich all we shall say is, that,they are not
fit for 'elm BOafill of a Theatre. .

The Parisian Journalists are amusing their
readers with the following tale Three weeks
ago, during a violent night storm in the Categat,
ie 'Nolan and a Dutch vend drove against such
other with a ttemendons crash ; tertified by, the
shock, the wife of the Dutch Captain visited upon
deck in her'shift, and thinking her intsband7s vett
eel 'was sinking, sprung into the shrouds of the
Russispo ship.;•lii an instant a hurricAtte separated
the two nisei*. The Dutchman continued hi%
yoyage to Copenhagen, and the itusrie9, with his
prize,'lteered towards the Mediterraneanc The
poor Dutch Captain is 'inconsolable fur his loss,'
and waits with anxious solicitude for theleturit of
the Russian ship with his Leto' hale!"
Mince the execution of Tuu:fr, the Jaws: mill
dam, adjoining 'to the ci-flevant lace-factper at
Longliburetogh, has been let off, and the sediment
(entirtnonly called the sludge) carefully exainincda.
in consequence, as it is generally rumoured, of
some diselbsures said to have been made by the
popritslitriq his tatter hours, respecting the im
plements need by the Luddites- having been
thrown therein, on the memorable night whets
the frames were destroyed and which, if found,
would elneidoteconsideral4 that daring emer-
prise. tint 'whether in this recent seats: any
thing of importauce has hews discovered, or not,
we are incapable of stating with any degree of
accuracy,

''Pt: ;..,,LAM n p:f4:,

A EH I .SNltig 'OF 'SVAPEC I'ED ItERSONS.

mAi.,:sii,i,i'lrcir,E:',..L.Tii, 'starch after Watsonis
-unreinitted. Tlif perton arrested et, catibridge,
wtio 11051trider.;091"twti ex imiinaiioni before the
Magistrate. ut dint plaee, he :who tras-appi•rhiutled
in. Ilertfordshireand. others (.4- shoH-stwure,
yontliful comitenaric'e,Und sickly appeArance, have
m
Droved to be , en
~-,,e Atereetible conduct, well
enough satisfied' With -the existing government,
and nut it all inclined to mintier.
k
young man, Who 'reiemb ei the diseription
given of young Watson,. yesterdsy complained to
the Lord' AfayOr that he: hail met with very hard
treatment tioni Lc:Whetter and' cartsviight, the,
marilialmen, who took him out of his bed at three
o'clock in the morning; tinder the suspicion that
he was no other person than Watson.
The Loan
,MAYoft.regretted that such # circum-
stance had occurred,
,but it had arifien: front en,
error that WHS.. unavoidable. The person of the
• m 11101441114 hod been -described to him as bearing
alitrong resemblatice to that of the object of has
, search,
.snit some circumstances were added which
pre additioyet strength to the suspicion ; under
sods an impression he bed given direetions to the
Marshalmee,,'whieh they were obliged at their
peril to eteente. ..
The complainant WtiS not at all satisfied at this
explanation, and intimated that he expected a re-
compense forlbe loss of his character, and.cer-•
lain 0041E0.4.4 hat-incurred in consequence of
the iiiistatc, . .
---The ,Laavi Alayor• yesterday received a letter
from:the Magistrate or Cambridge, before whom
the examination, of the person: apprehended two
days ago was held: The letter stated, that the
prisoner wits 23 years of age in appearance, that
hp said he Wsi3 32, and that he bore some resent-
Nance to the description of IVinson given its the
Hue and Cry. :tiler; were, however; some rir.
heuotstenee ;trorts,„winch his Lordship concluded
that he. was ,not -the man. The prisoner said his
moue *As Witi,'"Williunis, and that he had been a
oririae. .qpiiti
,one of :his arms were the letters
I. W., andmpon the other the mails ot. a croco-
dile, apparently burnt in theflesh.
Yesterday ' morning, his Lordship received a
letter, of which-the following is a copy
" My Lool,—Seeing I cannot escape the vigilance of, the
law, or any longer trust to soy friends, I presurau to roist.,o
this proposal to vont Lordship :-..-I will volunta ily ;come
forward if you, will tore she the reward offered fur toy appre-
hension, 1 not behtg.the person who actually shut Mr. Mel.
Money only in the hands of Couto.el, at preqem,
,win avilill
me any thing, in order to stibstantiate soy innocence.
0 Lonati n,:bee. 10, 1816% J. WATSON.!'
" To Matthew. Wood, Esq. Lord Mayor.''
In a
.sinrt of I'. S,. Was molded the following;---
" On being idleted a free pardon, I will discover a plot,
now going on, more dangerous than the CiunTowder one , '
lite Lortr'"Alfreyott received it letter front Mr.
%Yawner, ihe
Th.t../.ppefliatshat, who is in search
of young W.atson, and ntiw,eta considerable dis-
tance nom site •inetropolis, stitting, that he hat
an_ excellent scent after the offender.

M. Pla4,Avas nmel► better yesterdsjr than he
has been since he was shut, but the ball is nut
yet extracted.'

WATSONS.,

intelligence hod been re-
ceivid•se the' etoviretlictr, or the Secretary of
Stew's Office for the Horne Depurtmenr, of the
appreheitiion of young Irotron. 41r. &north-
waite, the keeper of the Leaping linr. Livvry
Stables to lilicktriars•road, who let horse to
Tinitnas ISutlet,. Who vss taken into custody at
Hatfield on Mondityitight, on suspicion of brill
young Watson,- attended yesterdSyttt the Office,
but :I,Aront,,airived In4,,action, • oWing. to
Lord Granborne;•tbe.comtnitting lkteglstratc in
.Hertfordshire,, not being itt [mine, on WeduesdAy
,to regi4val to London. Mr. timurth.
Waite williatiend ose ilottive flay at• the examine*
tion Of %Her?

ryas not ,exttmined yesterday.
Os was intendett.. Several Gentlemen were bilOW..
Vd.to go iltid'see him in the Home of Correction,
by the special order at Sir NATHANIEL CONANT.
Letters have been received from Vieltrry Huai
Lavender', wh Tete sent iti iiursnit of Wattynt
the younger, 'on, Saturday last, oit the road to
Lincoln, stating that they have not Ws yet been
able to filid atiy trace of him. They, Were about
to set off for Lynn, where the fugitive's mother
resides with a person of the name of Binge. The
61ticers dispatched to Liverpool have, as yet, been
equally toisuccessfid iu their searches.
The lad who was 'detected at Whetstone, with
a, pistol inAii'VaSseiiion„ which he, admitted he
had got among the rioters in L-mtlon, was brought
to the office, but did not undergo another eia.
mination.