The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-07 00:00:00

t 11:1.11 'N. Irtrtl En—j. , tith,;ll,•,l tiiii.lntl3, ) et.eintii ! ' t 1 Jerley; - 1 tit. Nittan), 1 1J.111f4K,, i,New..l 7 :llk, 1 nuhlicr._ aut —.l C 41 6:4 1 LiAlavl, 2 GtittecfrAire:ll I i'ortvi tia, '2 litriglilatid, 2: IV4 , itifur4. ~ • oP . H I , AV ski 1 - W.A.V; 574 I Ozuninin • - . . . , lIIRIT WATER AT LONDON '1)11.1D (IF. TO-101i ROW. i Wraing, 25 Hi ha ili tti li ft vi• 12:1 Eveiiiilit, 50 miitutevaiter 12. T. Fr p a • 4„..i I.) _LI • ' ‘ , l3 ? l • l '.M tg:!: rA1,517%1 AtflkFAT ? .14Q.NDt) rupgalY, SE P TE MBER .7; leta Further extracts from a Comma Mail are con tained in a prerediti column They arg unim portant, hut we have great pleasure in stating, that the latest dispatches from the Margins of WELL INGToN represent the army under his corn- Ina " as being more healthy than he had ever known them in the field. Within the last week, 1500 Portuguese 'oltliers, and 800 British, had th(•ir regiments from the hospitals in the tear,—and, " indeed," concludes his Lordship, all y lay there is no sickness in the army." Ti ‘ e 76th, 84 th, 85th regiments had arrived at 12) "sages front England and Ireland, together with detarchtueniS to a large amount, belonging to re• giments already in the Peninsula. l'his morning letters from Lisbon to tie 23d ". have been received,•from.whieh we hare just time to e%tract the following interesting parti enlArs Aun.' o .—Letters .from Irtm state, that th e k —Plot : isit troops are in Vera, and that 'the kll. ' l dt occupy some mountains in that dis The rest of the army continues in the same positions as in' the' bei,rinniunli'd':Ci 6j:iji();(*) inGe;elll.el:lntl 9 :DoNxr.t.t.l s • V. • • ary-y., iy reported, th a t there .have . been some. lnces i►i and it is pet-!1...Ts that accoun t Oat the EmettEss has felt "General. FUEYA artt: : e clolosa on ,the.9t11,.. of Augnst, •and on the s . ttrtii day. took the corn nlatid of the Artuv. CA.ATA - tiOs set out on the stame• d:Av fur the heal-quarters of the • Cr F 6 AL* I,6 III. The hatteries• of - St...Sebastian. Co" — thineSllrir fire trie pkce. 'lt is said tba r t 111 nis put. ittpler ii , is arr.Q,st, cit! ti, it N vro!,E• ordered J ouimAN, a-ii e trial 1)y a Cott ritt 1 r u.u i t 4l . tite. battle 4 5 .. cluL[ k fowl It appall pr;')bahle •th 1t 5 1, 6111....r intends to make a stand at .I.3ince‘inua. If has ordered. a strong redottht to be On,itraetel at Laiterna, and Castle of:Pio'iS 10 ctiijittgwitli great activity. ,t hew and other wnrk,C indicate a'desi Lord W w W. lißrixotc. at the copit'al of , gn to OP - Pt's e •Catalonia. 2000 'The French . .continue •to nave a garriSU garrison of men in Saotuna, commanded by General XANITVIT. • We learn not 7000 Prisoners were taken in the 41446 e of the late event s 0 11 the Pyrenneei. trench Paper s to the 3d, %O dell orrivea his Illltlit, furnish us . with ~the , verV important &mil. tneuts \ei;ich we thts "ira • 1 't to the public' i t h • t - . y su not : ; , 1 7 1 li ' l ' N • nf t he Moniteifr, Jourilta de Paris, Ece itt. - 4:14t • oblig e d tia r a to spe a k out; and the first iii. ~ • '- tlt" (141 Q.( 1 1`.' Prance Of hei. having ltud Austria bull. tG list: of her- ettentics, is a demi-official eti , le clar ti in 4 Rattle ten ' days after War was i P O C 1 4.111 eh it is 113SCrtM, that a corps of r• wer 114c1 b e'll heat-n with the I:)ss or 15,000 el) 'sunk:Ts, t, a/readri that eountedi" ttic.tlerls, superior Officers, I 20 piece's of cannon, ant. many items too te i ')114 n t9tnenti t'a• .The Allies who entered Sa,u'ny . . and this f 4 4" "übetni a are estimated at 1,50,000, st:;t4lau force formed the left winig . • Tb 6 left `i:ini:r(a)t.. k 1 - 119 4111 1 would conzi.ist. of tibb . , t ‘l°, or - ns t 45,000 me lt • f if t Itii number tlot tik e y nodeit , . and it is ou. '‘• -- • • 'satin , 1iei,14,.. 4Al q . l'. takes- every Third nava ,pri , I (1,1 4 1 ' t4 " s e t ritinn h e kills than !--- tins • e '),, ckl t i f ger ' ftt i°ll has ielclOtuand womuls . ;one fu then 1 to tit. Ij. : I- .t: Wa s'a bitter'spill the Parisians bat . 'Hutt,. .tvtalt,:v il l tile k.iStrian war, und e9 r l " g I. - A l 11" since tit make it'iiO.Filakablrd()".l- task • to sit t4oPrt'el't it would he a a s el e " - ivid e -.‘Atil to dissect tliese stories which hA re ‘.y to ~ , 1 1 t . i s i n - them of the ta nt 0 ... to eileol . , much Is -4114 01. , t o any . 'lr'ill'e us ti ' lt iretn the miss tl:e Ls 0 ‘ IllipUte. "part l . 7 4 trot! t 1 iv • ig about. But!' 1 wuie n . a rc floating ~ , 41,14'sitTp ; , ' lim n , i . ' after etuleavonrings, to restore- tiff4irs tin le 'Silesian..,frontier, in.. which . lie ~th ~ of , c 'al tr y B d e r i i. :l,7 , " : ll teti as hiving- been. successful, not the Hahn ...'"' "le Allied Army in that quarter across_ elliti adv ii g ' b" el 'abliP LAtrittSTON to fOIIOW and Rif w 1 11 4tß gs over: then) at ,Liner, (Ittorc thrdt , * v . 0 : 1 , - 1 1 :ett`tven Corlitz and iireslan)—after, 0 1 .147 -!-, • nu '''' t .4t aer to sac', in the Middle of this ‘vork., '‘" 11 : 1 't fmnd h e • bad a still more des t"4 (k, thren. ,.: ,i,,,,, ~:.... in _ his r o ts, for IL 4 co L .'" 7 ` n I ''''' ~ . Illutiled ituisi'dit,' l'russian, and Austtiuu Arirl'es lia&marefied to attidt To ao by ' this hie, ‘ ; . •tOreNl ttfe.de.. hOileiVec hitt; uheiuk, which ‘4.. were before • i• told had been o cciiidell the 'enemy , key ‘tre ) • nouns . exertions, he succeeded itil reachin' Dies ' •' ,i; i tt , • • trAti w ith reintorw.nrients (which must have wezik r. .... each hiS fOrCe a Bth;s6); coitnt Apo. tliecaiy Maitc - r 'Say, that ou the 26th his ° Muster overpowered his adversaries at all points; although the weather was . very imtavoarehle. Yet so: indletinct .'and .are the state ments. of this:new Bulletin Slakr, Wlic dues not appear to . be, yet att adept in the art of . disgu i sing warlike arlike operations, that even the Morning Chronicle has skill en0u.41.) to detect his Fallacies. The writer in that Paper, indeed, scents this morning either to have been bit by a mad Tory, or .to have , (stolen some ohservati. , ns intended far alUinisterial Print, which, Unluckily, not understanding, .he has inserted as his own. They are so near akin to what we would offer on • this subject ourselves, that we have no hesitation in adopting theta as our own. Having detailed !hat'e's dispatch, the writer, or plagiarist,aays--- All we CIO collect, therefore, from this vague'and.catt -rased account is, that there was some fighting 'on the and 1711 t, bit that neither y obtained an y decisive atlrtn- . tage. As to the number of Lill ci it priiMters and trill - int.., that must. Oe looked at_ with the usual allowance of l!rettch exaggeration, and with the view, which of ciur,e utast bare been in contemplation, of pronociii sonic effect in France. •"Cliese Papers, however, eitabt.e. us decisively to cootra., diet the story it eircohl mit yesterday, of Booxaraarr. haring cleleated the t..'nowN PRINCE 9n. the , 2•lth or esto, and It aing afterwards entered Berlin, it being abundantly evident that no such event could 'hot saltly have tote's phute, ;tor is any mentiMl made of the former s intention to oroceed iu that di r:•^tt n. 111YONAVAltn: remained tit Ilresilen ou the 4 27th, which renders his not giving any official itec.Mnt of the rieteries i'Ansr mentions the more singular, and tends stron,..;ly to con firm the opinion, that the atrairs allude. • c eve either of little impertance, or that the French 'g.l 1 11 t a r iVailtlO whatever. It'is'singular, too, •hat the Gtr ,ve . NlPttlNet . : Is not once tuentiented. I.te.Lr ud , in his letter ' , 4) time I.....xtie tieral AlotteAtt, hut, as if to at.cc I ••een ,in•ing at tl e.CltnwN l Pr.t..:cs, he states nut, tly, that tEAtt is in the s cite Of the y Enertir of !tvsst,... We ; It, ~ „ toil. fir th .! third or: fourth time, that t 1 Frc.zet. force expea.ed )e at Berlin about the 24th, but after •;e ;11, , i , 111;11;or ,a 1 CAW. on, which 50111,4 was I, :le at Vitt,ria, t'.• eiudofptrophecies become . bagatelles. ‘. The uto.4 curious part, • of M.to.;:r's letter i 5,.., that in the 'flatiltin , c:tYy of bu,n. .a.! has mo belt an oppor tun tv . of placing ,mlore...?';un % tat E theduet duc‘ of relative to the Aus risen Drel.4l-3 , : War! Does By oN.lrAtitt , or I‘I`. I .ILE7 , SIII t; tine: French pea* will , believe this ?—. 7l'i!l they no[ rte har ijipart, oneetibileq. stance thattbecc doc , itoents utter some truths highly - bitable to their !... , Aperur•? • • , thet•• stutentaut worthy of , remark •in this letter of ,Maani•is, that eittered Bohemia wt the 19th, cc.tityrcgs Ratw)c,l,, ,, g i; :ma marching wit! in 12 !ea2,ites' et 'Prts;ne. pr,,vent.,l hint from Marching on dere., ht.wev...c, ;here is 311 11:411.11,." • To t.hiS'we have only to add, that from the Al .. Al lies being in e . very quarter the assailants, we • atrgtir. well of then force and .spirit: The designs of . .uch men a , c lot to be defeated' by ten misue - eessful battles. NVe infierr conions extracts from Ainerican pc,rs.--ion copious to :tilmit alio of comment. We beg, however, to Call the attention of our Readers to the torpedo information in the account from Norfolk. The . inventors of this licautittil ma chine cry out against the savages for using scalp int.: knives and tomahawks !!,1 'l* suicidal and violent measure of self-destruc tion, proposed by MAntsatc to his Congress, passed through that upright and wise body after temperate and prolonged discussion ; but the Se nate rejected the Bill by 'a majority of 2. This blow will be felt by the democratic tool of the philosophic democrat JOrreasost—(dentocratio yet theAnvesof BUONAPARTE!) and what with Occult : , tinned chastisement which our tars are inflicting, and the mazivaiBe aspect of the war altogether, we have great hopes that the declioing ascendancy of this infamous Party will speedily be low as its principles. The visit to the . Potomaak mast have , reated a strong sensation at Washington, about . 30 miles hoot ort Tobacco. • • With respect to the Macedonian, we indulge an' idea that something m►ty have been done, though the British names have been blundered through a Russian medium. Many speculations are circulated respecting MA. LnutsA 3 we deem them all to be too absurd for notice. ... • 'The Guilt Mail.has . brought Alicont letters of the 10th of., &typist. The army or General ILL/O was besieging the 'fortress of, Murviedro and Tor , lose, Which aCcounts for his' not having . beert able to scud the three regiments that Lord W.,BEN. TINCK rent .for to give SIICHE . T_baWe U up. pears that the French have a garrisim of 1500, men at .Murviedro, and that the trenches were opened, just, ready to commence the sieges witch' %vas not , expected to last long, tts the fortress 'had been closely blockaded, ,sinee the departure of SUCTITZT, by the party under thecommauti of. the F r i ar , who had been so active during his residence at the capital Of the province On the 15th ult. the Spanish brig ligaiTena Ar rived at Cadiz, from Lina, iu 121 days, with pro 'duce, and 308,246 dollars. OnelOreigo regitneut only of the garrison hag ailed ed by the plague at Malta, the rest were free from t!ontagion.—The number of deaths from sth. May to 2:ld July_ amounted to 2165. • The Iteg•licY of • Spair. have appointed senor p l zAnuo Minister Plenipotentiary to the. Court of Prwisia, , , he. SpANisli AmßAs!Annit cam e . to town nester ( a h t : • \. l i f.: l. l l :o l ne l s 'i i:: i .D 4ne 11..''•Iti.-Cbiimick tra n i nc t e d holiness t l ycet, and I.i:owned 'bikek to oAvi n DOUGLAS, Esq.' Advocate, is to succeed Lord CRAIG as one of the Lords • lc 7 9 • NAVAL N lA/VS. • )r•`:',- riaNck r.niv.vrtzhs. DOVER, 6.7'4 Hil; putt come from wit . neshinit a Most andacious transaction-4 mean the capture - ofa' very` ierY . Valutible brig; from the westWaill, supposed to belong to Litterp66l;- French privaccer, at two o'clock this afternoon, •ut about me miles .... • astant frota our barbo - nr, in sight ofhundreds of spectator, the privite,er. appeared to be a very. largtt.:4ifie l of leer class; mounting 14 lir 16 gas, and she made the "ciii3iu4 with inch an astonishing rapidity - ot,moveinent, that scarce 11 . body supposed the bri ;in the * eitetny'S , ifeidou'i but it is thtiiight i6eA3ed were swept from ,the, deck by vollieS: of small-artus;. the flaehis of which . we cont;; plainly 4ce'; the guns nt Arehliff Fort aud Tou'fiiend l iittery opened upon the enemy h a trementlous re port, atid altinitigh everY- er,:itit is - due, to those who directed ihe 6144, the enemy Was too 'far oil for the .hots to reach her ; ,yet it is hoped that some of our vesseti rrom the: Downs will in terrept the privateer kftr:lier, prize from getting to Weis or Dunkirk, one of which ports she will .be obliged, in •coutequence of the wind and tide; to; run into. • This same privateer, about one o'clock, tan •tdong-side of two . light colliers, but allowed them to proceed,. A brig which was ly big in the Roads in the early past.of the morning, apt her cable, and ran into'-the . Downs ; ,and a cutter went past with the loss of her bowsprit. • BRIGIITON, SEPT. G.—Between four and five o'clock this afternoon, we witnessed from the cliffs here;.the appearance of two of the enemy's privateers in the south-east, and where they short; afterwere seen to attack and board a merchant • vessel of large dimensions, . and subsequently to •stand.for the opposite shore with . . her prize'. The ship fired two or three guns as the enemy preached, , but her resistance_ seemed to • be coins •pletely ineffectual. .:• PRIVATHEII CHANNEL. ; WATE It now AUG. 31. — 7 The Maria, tired acm;:d brig, of S gnus, and 38 men, commanded by,,Lient. flAws:Es, on her -vnyage From Torts mtnitb, to cruise on the ._Belfast station, arrived bum yoterday evening. Lieut. Ilitvi..Es conanu nica;.ed the following particniars At two P. M. Saltees hearing N. E. by E. 6 or 7 observed, a strange tail to the S. E. stamling • a:ipareisl ty in ehnce of us—at this time the , Mnrizts , 1)04t wis o‘rtrdi!e,7 sloop---at three the dace, op,pearly within guri,hot— boiqeo Lug: l kb- Eitiga MP!: ed a sithwsrt her tows—t bace hisisferEbilieV,,itiVon:yack, 'hiit 'from its make wits 'perfectly convinced it was not Engliwi, s nade-6re,l a secund and third shat it her, of which she took no novice, tit:A drat a whole broadside—then tacked, shivered her bead yauli,for us to route up—we then taelted, and when nearly within'gnii-.shut fired a seconki anti A t hird broadside, but too far.olf to Lake effect—she then made all sail' to the southward, am! from her very inper;or sailing tens St/0111111i' down. I than tacked for this port (Wat,srford) to communicate with Vice-Admiral'ltioaxaonovcrt it Cork." 'rite following is it description of the vessel : " Long, low bri!•, no bead, black sides with small yellow streak, l o ng iniroyal yards rigged across aget•Etalll her fuse ; ,he bad or° ports open en tine tank, awl six on another-1s conlisleot she is an American, {milt—and (rota her conduct is certain she is a vessel of war , probably a privateer. The stranger did not answer the Maria's signals. VALNIOUTH, SETT. 4.—Arrived the Prince Er itest packet from Lisbon, in 19 days ; Duke of Kent, packet front'Corunna, in four days 'lllOn eksiter packet front Halifax, in 24 days ; Lady Mary Pelham packet Irma Surinam ; Nymph packet front Malta and Gibraltar, and sailed fur the Creek(ittail not up) By . the Duke of Kent anti Prince Ernest' packets we learn, that a large Ahreilcair privateer was cruixing off Fitiisterre, and had taken and burnt several vessels.—The Lady Mary Pelham, 'packet brings an account of a must severe hurricane having taken place'through tint all tht Leeward Islands, and which took place Ort the 23d and 24tii July t at • Doniinica and Martinitinc every vessel was lost, and about 73 llvcs ; at St. liitt!s, 18' sail "of ships were lost 4 the Surinam sloop 'of war; Qi:cen Charlotte packet, and one merchant vessel only savcid. The Islands to 'leeward slid, not suffer muck.. At Martinique, the property tjestroyvtl, in'ettAtee plantations, Ste, is' said to exceed one million and a halt' sterliag'; and Dominica is said to have 9:444.M-considerably move. The Racer SMlsoon'er, ItTSti'Juliatr, sailed this evening, with dispatches fur-the Marquis ut WELLINGTON. .EXTRACT OF A .PRIVATE LETTER FRO,:q CADIZ, DATED Avai:sT 19. o n the lu, a re Deem was song to etimmemoritte the noble defence.of Sarugossa.—There has been al iinimatvd guinea in the oites on the inbject of Oilmen* the Govern. ►ueut.• It is decided, that it is. not necessary at present to na.x►e a +lay for its removal from Cadi:, but that when it does more; )ladrid is to he the'vvisce of Government. During the harvest it would be highly iu►provident to take such u Step, because it alluld draw the cattle hoe; the lief► a►tdi the peasants from their to ti utiport baggage; retinue, &cc; &h. if On fitursdAv every rospart to the atitiioess;try of the birth of ihe Pulse); agGENT. Thy ()urger.: a gr4nt4 Dinner---S'ai r ittas weru Oreti fr 1 OW J sit.l Bcr. 1 ' Cutisiderablu tears !owe been eutertninoti tOr the life of the SpntliSh Arra t;citcl'al(rDONNEl.L, 'who Was thlvwtt from a,high-spiritrti burn., and ttur animal tliia upon 1,61, ittlgatner-tienerat Joiry I tontxto fekkves thht intake diAtelt to take, roiturtatitl Use a fronted-guar-4'lp? Ole ttivi. H sioa uder tieueral tyPontent„t nor: ittreiting PlsoptoPo. wi!l n accumpauictl CNttitin g u m Aht.,drov Cutup: 44 The elections of new Itferaliet 4 ii Or. the Corti* aril Ifortir forward: It it 4441 lilt. tior ticitavo t onfilito, iiA COW. It is tli're lhou4lit tlmt Suclicr will st4iFeivnur to ;I1 hat tui lt on SOD I.r, who w!li assuredly coolie anal t' p:rent othrt retrain his LientervitteY 1,11 / I ' l° '" 1, A. Courier arrfroi here iit ,olx days fr=fo3 Niftrshol l rt. I.ENOTON, int th e ieth. he broaOtt nu very important ptahlkt 11001. , • " Illntutaation4 bare tams 'p to hoour of the stint- Iniatlun of SoCka w s utroy, dr the itivCU daYs rtnolw." ~OVENT-GARDE . The season corninen.:;ef, theatre last .• pight i wit,h , the epull.dy t...trce of Kil4/4„; - , li,4.irittratr;. and Jintrons 'hint audience added to tne, the of which we Ir• t' a:. c..dy • fall description.; 'lire chief l'er.t . nynters wer,c .41 1 received with %Try tl.,,,ttering,.npl' l, ..s of your i as they resiik;ctively enterad. The chiei .:d -teration,in the pu.foruilince was the, represeniat ioit • or I)mis nru4ruddery, by.a I~'oiar4or-s,, who, v-e.helieve, appe , tred in the, same character, last . season ,at this 'rheatre. . nut, we understand; a _native of Ireland, tint he sceins to hilte..,a good conception of Iri,sii lininottr, ,and hc,iS tolt.rably ,acfprainted )vitt.t. the ilihernian dialect. performed with %pillt, and,w4hout.servile linita -44)9, lie '44s by no.ru4ns succes4iil in the Eni- • Logue song. Tue Farce .intrOdu cc cf. 11 AT ti ';* 4 and virlio;:e reception was 'ot less rat ify- ,z wtutt their brethVc., had'received iii the Play,,and win) node an amPle re , lir.; by the mer riment which they excited. puma, and brilhaney or the T.'aeatre, abundantly justified all. that we have said in its ravour, and Merited the loud and general plaudits bestowed - upon theta by the ~Vlxnsoß;6„--- , Yester;lay evening . , the lang.walk was crunded ; with the Most genteet company that, hits been thil smumer. The noth ceilent . l3an . ckpllyed .from a little after ,is tilt near Tbe night being Temarkaniy cm, tile company staid. late, and appeared Innen ni , re in ntitaber when.9n the . trrace. Their Royal IlighnesseS lZrincesses anti .5 . 0.1),H1A, tit .tended by. L'Ord;Wat.sl,l4P.i.tANl, General Wysl yann; Colonel DESBORPV6H . ,, and' Ala:jor Alt)li liAY, of . the Hines, todk an airing on leursOnietz in WindSor l'n Laciy,ltossLy , Lady waiting, folloWe.t in . a conch and intr... This morning .WI.I.LIAM HANSON, Eig, • was elected. .I\i or elect for tile 11,,roitgli of New Windsor, the 14elk ringing on the occasion. Admiral ITok has returned froni tbe' Battle, to take his seat at the Board-of Admiralty, in the voom of Admiral DomilT. llsr. PAy HoPi's Secretary, ou board the Driimee ; arrived. yesterday with dispatches, The Ainmral has pro ceeded to his brother's in Scotiand,• previous to taking his seat at the Admiralty.. _ Lord CASTLEt eem gave two grand..turtle din,- tiers, on Saturday and Sunday, at his seat, North Cray. he LORD MAY 7R, 1110111/ to his cre•lit, coati. noes his examinations publicly of the hi,, h er•!; Hll4 man9facturina dealers in gout.; and has himself, that if they persist in their present plans, his Lordship will, next week. liz the assize of bread from the average price of wheat. Regin,ental depots for the battaiimui rat Si7.o. sumd have been established on, the gamer 6 coas t, 'tor the.. 25th and 54th at.Wondbridge_; for thq 734 . and ,91st at Colchester ; and for the Royal. Scots at Mapelburgh. The 3d regiment. of Light Dragoons at the King's German Legion is like wise with these battalions. We-leatu that a-peremptory order has 'been ee... ceived•at the different dep6ts-, for prisoners of wor; strictly prohibiting theta front manttfacturing lap?, on article on which they have for some time been. employed ,much to the annoyance ofof r manufac turers. The order - is dated the 31st Of August, and 'the Transport Board has allowed them 14 days to tlispose of'the implements they may have by them. Mit. WYATT,......We lament to say, that WYATT, whose melancholy accident' we yesterday announced, expressing at the same time 0 hope inspired by a knowledge of tiie value of that re spected individual, it, dead. He never tutereit word tifttq being taken up from the ground, breathed h-is last within a very short period after the dreadful catastrophe took'place. ',Mr, W. era generally known as a Member of the Royal deny, and one of the greatest, ornaoo:nts to the science of Architecture, of woderti times. WiNctittsTrat..---Nothing farther has transpired relative to the murder of the late Rev. N. WEsl— COMDR. The report circulated here that an ac, cotuplice had been discovered, is withont touwia tion.---On Sunday utorning a farther rcipite ar rived at the Gittil for the )fi'l tmler witeuve of death, during the pleasure _of the PatbteE An. GENT. SHbCKu o AccumiT.----Yesterday morning, at Jtiekey's Steps., liedford.ron?, a tine child to)ont eight years of age, fell from a two pair window' into the street, and was killed on thq,spot. A few days since, the whole of the hay, collec ted and made up, the properly of L o rd 16: L s:si t ...G. TOW, at Ilaverwtlwest, was unfortuaattly con simitul by fire. Horrible Efeels of the; Spirit . excited by the Cutup• - ~ tick Demagogue in Ireland. The following ontrame took place on Summer bill, on Friday evening last :--An Finglishnian r . in the employment of Mr. Hutton, who had mi dertaltien what is understood by piece work foit that : fientleman, was way-laid, and surgoun,ied by a Oil of armed ruffians, at abol:t eight o'clock in the i,ivening. .1-le was knocked do‘vn, beaten in the most violent manner, stabbed in several parts of his hotly, and had his head fracthred, so that his recovery it totally despaired of. SevtAl pef sonti, who wished to - interfere, were deterred oy !Aneinices of the banditti, who told them id keep ' oil' , for that it was a iii:itti:r of a : private MO vitO, J vv; a t with Which they kad 'totting; to do ;b lo gi t ,a,i, as . i.they , had serompli4ril thvir work, t i. ~. . i walked of vory dilitwrotcly , P r " " 4 'l 4 "t v it, t % 6 -I II I ' Ive '4 Fr,tueis )- By 4 . iii:::;:4:43P(8;,-.:8;1'.]]:: of the Aogeli and Arehattg* lvc it, grettter than Angel 4 and Arcltithist l L ty the tielt. ()f Thrones mitt nominations? be is cycatO than thrones .and, DorrOolitions. - •---One of the tV-Ity - rgon, who perhaps thnitglit the panegyric ‘ivaii iiiilitr exag _ Berated, anti not in very good t€l9o. ' tit 'Art opted It the preacher here, saying, ' Yo 4 mil.Pft itsin in in# place noth if you pica.% for quit lato, iked Mei and I cult going aumy." .