The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-29 00:00:00

t,N.T.'LIy,JM IfiI:ATP.E. -- -7.---- . , Parry 'Aims complain loudly, that Govern- ' alive 4;cirao.ded, Chem of the knowledge of a 4 of bqii news in A itieriea;, or, at least, have lined the delivery of what might have been • ,ceetinitumlity, till its value 'was lOst. Truly, , l ' e t l'i o A, they ,hav e good reason for compl a int. 4:.'very,ont. knows, that i n this tradiug country, "ell !I 'kW part . ,ll;es of the character of - our Rencrat .6, put "'ti t . and that the Liberty of the . ,• , 4 • e tllO is grfoliially prOcc e din g to the, mean. pr i 11- le of lieco:ning ri c h .by admiaistering to the ANtififoithin ..of tlioe, ho rem,' to he ilit.`"rnell ''f "tkforttio i rs. Forth erly,Gls Libei:ty; to. far us ' ii,i'llaltil to p'obli zotfra. vs, was understood to mean b l : ti ght (1 iii4eussing the measures o f Goveo- , ii . " ., ‘%tti. u 'view to the rendering thou tlmre ' 1„:41 ' `'!"al in litin;hliiig" foreign encinki, or rivrtht, I‘,,t',,llromotinp; dotnestic.prosperity and content. tio‘,,,as all erroneous definition ! 'Flint rith . L . ltY jud i ii 4ll '4% the tight of making the most of . every .. %i c h e e ~e vi l, or danger ;..,, of exciting to notion o f tt 1 1 ,, - ` v u or danger, to come, whenever there he (1, 1 .,; 4 ', 1 ent ticarei ty of it, an d of estlhi i, hi lig, k now ri thi e 'l,O provisio ns ' for the mental appetite--; it Lyiht"'"olut med. . Now, when it is consid , red Nvt: - ext lietit materials for-this sort of trallic t,4 tontained iti the news from America, prior coo t i e I la te victories ; how many an arti c le they kc i i nti "ve tup m pliell, soetimes by a minute de 7 seivi,„:°ll (4. cte's repetitu) of the t'veuts tiliti -1 n lb,. t • - Ilusti enti t lanes by the observations and prog: pp - a . f rom them , bow t; t• t i u. 4 mellifluously Pr"- --`1"1- . - bus l '''''t of it,,,,VY the market of this et/minutia ! , oie a -ear g , „,",.` , ' 4 , t 'l'lllietl ; what an excellent autul tte tiew s i ''' 1. woulii. have, furnistied,to the i l t. e . , true, rini) ' l l ll , i n, which so unexpectedlY 1 .1 "2 . .,e; talddia.swilbeenei;;itsketotitsoidered that the whole of ths uf of this American rice' s, :I an,, t i ellv t:itig it alloyed and adulterated with e ~,n ) tiles 1 )1 14 1 Q I ' teat er Proportion of coon; wh at til t , e4ti 'ns are, considered, who.calt w° l ,.!•d" 0 -omplaiiit 1 L yt. l l ll tly an ,etiolt would lie , gn io s t . Go'vernin t e ,, n ,i t . t i ou e owner s of any of the depots abuYe rn its ft, th lt d, fur 4letniiting what lawfully helongs, In . ' ell, t;0 state, to their, warehouses. ‘V hat ., 18 : 1 ) 1 '.: g() or i l'bi i , ; ,. t • ' " 110 nSp if kept till they cease to be scar • D uq a carg o ( 4. u a d new ; if iiept ti/1 it turn •to cuili T he I of such l '. 4 s l s, ought to i, 4tve . rearer Canto straight front Niagara, should IrL able to . 1 ,, , eti l t ) : t , a . girdle round about th e earth in forty um , 3, " ne c ransom fauns atnoris, `rile ; Insßurntu nate nletirinn, ternl " r ulli) soiltogtie crier tielabere cursu." n t ~ • 1411. daY last, Mr. Robert Lister, of Bent-, le" 1114 sttr hii e kl ayer , from the sentlokling, df building, in 1) caster, t urrviirds twenty-fotsr fret hi g h, and lighting tin - bis feet, of- .)/ 11 0 e legs was fractured. in a dreadful num tue ‘-`" 3 proict,:t;i:g through Oa! stocking, otherwise vcry irneli hurt ; bat we are ITY to learn he is in a lair way of iecuvery. . ---......----- IVe congratulate this niOst important and 'ittloa7 , Me ela*s of his Militty's subjects on the Act they haVe recently o btained; to limit their responsibi lity to the value of t tar- slops and freight ; For althoUgh the policy Of the. Measure was self-evi-. dent, and Which ought long ago . to have been adopted by the Legi , ;lature,. yet there‘exieted 890 prejediceS to it as to h ave tendered it long 4,moion! whether it wool& pass into a law or not ; indeed the first Bill, though it had passed the House . of . Co_mm,ons., was obliged to be withdrawn front the lion - se of . Lords, and another sub itittited u its stead. The: acquiescence of the, 'Mercantile Interest, and the perseverance Of the persons to whom the progress of the Dill was in trusted, overcame, at last, the serious difficulties with which it wszl attended, and the Hill received • the lloYal. Assent on the last day.of the Sessiow— The following' are the important clauses of the A' e t, wi l i6h will in future, govern ca•tses of this mitnre ; its other provisitins relate altogether to the proceedings to be instituted by the parties in terested :'-'7, .. . .... " Whe,reas it is o f the utmost consequence ac id importance to promote the illnertSC Of the 1111111ber o f ships a nd vessels belongin;c to the 'hilted King dom, registeredaccording to law, ond to prevent any discouragement ti) merchants and others from being interested there:n, it is ena , Jed, that no person or persons wiiii is, are, or Shall he owner oi; ownet* or part owner or owners of any ship or vessel, slati be sobject or loble ter l'lnSlVer for or nu k e. p o a any loss or 'damage arising or tak ing place by reason of any act, ia . eglect, matter, or thiog doue, omitted, or occasioned, wit hour: the fault or privity of such owner or owners, which may happen tonny goods, wares, merchandise, or ' otherthingS laden Or pat on board the same s hip or vessel:, idler the Ist day of September, 1813 or which after the Ist day of SepteMber, 1813, may happen 'to any whet• ship or vessel, or to any - g oo ds, wares, merchandize, or other things, be ing in or on bourd of any other ship or vessel, further than the value of his or their ship or ves• sel, and the 'freight due or to grow due for and during the voyage which may be in prosecution or contracted for it the tinte,of the happening of , such loss or damage.. " That tae value of the carriage of any goods, wares, or merehandite, belonging to the owner or any of the &tellers of such ship or vessel, and also the hire due or to grow doe . tinder or by virtue of any contrw.st Whether made by or on the behalf of his Majesty, or by or on the behalf of any outer person. or 'lersons, or any body politic or corpo,..ite Whatsoever, except Only such hire as in the ,case of a ship or vessel hired for time, may not begin to be earned until the expiratiott of six Calendar months alter the.happening of such loss , m' damage, sliall be deemed and taken to he, and shall be considered as freight, within the intent ' and meaning and for the purposes of this Act,. and also 'of the Acts of' Parliament made in the 7th year of the rei.:tv of his late :NiajestV King George the Secont, and in the .2fith year of the reign of his 'present Majesty, That in case any sifeh loss or damage shall arise or happen by more than one separate and distinct accident, act, neglect, or default, or on more than one Occasion in the coa rse or progress of •4 voyage, or after the end of ' an y voyage, anti before the commencement of another voyage, each and every such loss or damage , shall be paid, ethn pensated, and ;:atislied According to the Provisions' of this Act, ill such and the same way, and io the same exent, as if no other loss or damage had happened or ar i sen during the same voyage,, or after the end of any voyage and before the com mencement of another voyage. That nothing therein contained shall lessen or take away any responsibility to which any master or mariwer at - any ship or vessel may, now by law, be liable, notwithstanding such waste, or mariner may be an owner or part owner of his ship or vessel. . “ 'flint nothing therein contained shall extend or be construed to extend to the owner or owtiers of any lighter, barge, boat, or vessel, of tiny bur then or , tickeription whatsoever,' used solely in ri ' vers or inland navigation, or' any ship or vessel not duly registered according to law:. '' That all and every stint and sults, of money which shall be paid for or towards or on account of any loSs or damage, in respect whereof .the re sponsibility of the owitersof any ship .or vessel is limited by this Act, or by the said Acts or either of them, or any costs incurred in relation; thereto, , shall and may be brought into account among the part owners of the swoe ship or vessel, in such and the like manner as money disbursed for the use thereof," , ' CAUTION TO COUSTAIiILES ! ---!•A felt days ago, at Loughborough, in the county of Leicpster, n Con... stable was convicted by the ficv.. FiANRY, D.D. one of his Majesty's' Justices of the Peace, in-the mitigated penalty of 40s. under the :.9th section of the i lutiu Act,. for refusing billets to soldiers, when legaliy demanded by Li,e , itenant'.l3tAt a, the Supirilitendiog Oftic4 of the Rcaniting 'Service in thatineiglabourhood. A shocking accident oceured on. Friday morn ing last, in Barnett Teri ace-. a little girl, about fi v e years old, daughter of Mr. WILLIAMSON, a cabinet-maker, .whilst leaning out of the of the second floor, tell nut and pitch }d with her head on the stones, by which her skull ae Ens f r actured in a shocking manner ; she Wai stunt ly token up, but e,tpired immediately. ACo roner's Ingties se.t iq the Falcon, in King-street, who returNed a verdict of Accidental Death. _Monday seltnig,lit, some altercation having arisen net %even Scrjeant Andrew Cullen, or Cid-, of the 'LI. st regiment, now stationed at Fort and hk wite, lie seized a chisel, with w hich he '..tabbed her in different parts of the body, and the; eby occasioned her death. He afterwards inflicted severnl wounds. on himself, from which he is not expected to recover. Collins, it is said,' bad been more or less intoxi t atva f.wr s ..verol days, and in this phrenzied": state committed theie dreadful acts. CiIILDX, wia9 yas two or thlee to-venf.garden 'l'llLotre, night inade her .annearance in the part. of 'Rosetta , in Letce rt nib r ge, We haye nothing t notice in the iviyformiAlfec of this Lady front what w.;is before, 1-fer voice it Of c:olYillt , rable . coin jS plss, but: not of the bet quality t.f. tone ; it is very on :1 capable g - reat execoti,on.. She evi4entiv nossescil of unts.ival T.,,nowlechfc. As an Metres , she los no Arikintv, -Icri i s n ters I .lfeets, brit she folly cootnrelientis t!'t.: c'l.lool she pe.r.f.)rtn%, and delivers whlt 31;c with leel py,NE song the airs of Young Treadows- very well - hut Jie. should s':renoor:•;tv endevivolir to be come more 'articulate in ileliverintt the wprils of thent.-21fr;', wns admir s‘vertne able in Mac/J(2 h which ft)r the ss witich awl she g:tve the soni,rs.—The rest of th characters e were well .upportefl, partictibtrly by LowroTiove, in the J. slice, SrAta: - .f, in lie4orah, :Anti Mrs. 011 GER in .Lucinda. Al AI N i EIVS. hrltenTri Jny t 27;-Canie in the. DuchesS of it4 'llotd, ~ vith invalid troops frOm Gibraltar .., ke ttnsport brig PrieAds, from Pori Nfahon ; -the 1 / I flrY, KIDD, master, from Gibraltar ; Fa itrite, AlEumw, front Villa Nova, and the ship rel,tln.i, front Gibraltar. They- all left the " 126 thiys since, under, convoy of .the Pi.o c* g""'brig , —Arrived the Foxhound gull brig ) . om a cruise. . . DEAL, JULY 2 8.—Remain all as per last, with iie outward-bound, still detained by -contrary kinds, Litmotyrtt, JULY H.—Arrived of this port nit brig nova, WRIGHT, from Minorca, 1;:st is . r(l tl Gibraltar, i n 30 d a y s ; l e ft t h e fl ee t, consist- . 1n : 01 4°012 tail, under convoy of -a frigate, off . t : . Liz MA, this morning.—Sailed the RV id 1 "°00er for the Downs, with a convoy. . . Poirrsmoutu, -JULY 28.—Sailed the Archer for Oe Down s ; t he Medusa, 'tor off Cherbourg ; z ' t ivetit, for Guernsey, and President, 38, Cw• 1 0 k "" 4, to .Bt. I.lelen's,—Went out of harbour " e Rieoli, 80, Capt. IlAmmoNo. 11 "Ica, JULY 28.---No foreign Irrivols to- Y. The ttenr, Freeling, Capt. ;NIAsoN, with a imsiln Officer, tl )e bearer o:• dispatches, sails to mthw murnitv, for Gottehburgh, as does' the tri hi '‘' , D a C h iii T 1i 1 1 ' '' I t. C .4 ' — r t..i.itytN6, for lle..go.an( . fleet of mt , reliantmen Icom the Baltic have Itt lyed off NVhithy . The 4htt ilik from Pernambuco to London (a t" the Lil'itt privateer) ,was tukeua to.V . days 4111!" the Land's Ei,d, by the Argus American , 6° ' Wltri of 20 gnus and 150 men, which bad ily captured several other vessels. Veitereible', Captain 1‘1114.45,• and Horatio, Lord G. STUArr,. go on ,a cruise together ' Purpose o f i ntercept i ng the Americans. I first escort the Spanish, Portuguese, Ilitell::tacati convoys, to a certain latitude. onvoy which was appointed to sail from ir the Wett•lmliel, on the 20th inst. is put understand, till the 10th of. next Lath Emily packet was lost on her par.st4;e 'HihnicA to Bermuda. The whole of the 'ere saved ; some accounts also state, that it has been preserved. The — assati, which red in the Downs front Bermuda, brought l'lllgen CC.. 1 4( „-,k of t h e Admiralty have intimatetl, a no account whatever will any ontward convoy be given tm the West Indies this bin that now assembling . at Shithead and al!d thai a convoy wilt he appointed to .re- Lite in Octoberitrom St. Thomas and Ja- 'DULENT D TENTION of BAD NEWS. i'liE a1:- . 14PPING iNTEacsr. q .. ''' d '• lreviattsi , :,$ ! f "Ilt. Ln t,. ~, They the , - they \v't ,I,t u4 ',, Nit(' , flit! ‘Airk lot (4, , W 'et It t 1 5 , Th e I t E r t c : ln j ' ~jr. tkipw\t‘v ,i!' ,: 4. •at ~, ~,. i, , 4l . tiv c ; 1 1' ' ` into , ille ~ i ilat ()11 i year, 1) t ql . ll, I ~,I, illilleity U. IF. '', l ' . i.i -' • The ~,, ill, ellt II link. tI , i j 1041)0 ~!:, , 4 (110i1 10,: I vs .e thi re I'OETRY. • TT-TV. LAST CANNON. Parody' on the exrellent Sposf of ",The Last Shilling," . by Mr. DI Bpi's. As pensive King:l°,o.N; sat scratching, his pate, his last Cannon his notice came, under, "'That ..ach`erierer.,-t' he cried," might a flue tale relate,' If words could tohe'place of its thuntler" While ht.- sttol:e, a trange sound from the , howitier burst, And awfully loaA thus it ran on; ." LiStcn now, )11iter Joy, lend yonr ear, or be Curst, Pay attention to me thy 1 tst cannon. ig With ypat brother I wise F.lryp'::: sands drench'd with Mooed to this.by my riithless emplcyer, In drainiolefrron pris' tiers 41szii:ned, warm flood, I Coare'd the iritinntan destroyer. The prowess of 'tritons 4:.rtou noide me their'nrey,. Ants their's, I the oira'rer befsAn on Direztly to open, hot he yin aw!ty,, And for that time esctip'd the cannon. "The trophy of conquest to , 4 ,11110 n horn?, 1 next saw that He faru'd in S tory, Which N e ptune and Freedom e•,nibine..to udorn, And raise to the cnnunit of filar)?, Hence .ent to &wist in dc'en.iing ilia weak, When Toror nrother had Priisia a plan on, Her Boas, in subin . ;sion, were peace forced to seek, And the Tyrant gained me the last cannon. 'Fa Nvor . agnin;t Russia ‘.<‘,t led forth, • Air),sa!, could the .siitht fail t charm utv AlL:bilgted ft:llTyranny'i teherne4 h the North, A.nd stil . in the anow the GrAnd Army.. Of three hundred. thoosani it mdrelt,!l.:.) fv;ht, Yoor lirottwx 110 W mover, not I-lin:self he but saved in :rm.:rare, and by Only f0110iv4.41 by roe thy lair cannon. • " 'f !' : '1 t!tyselt of tie I,ttle w:t, orn,e tli;oe, ALL: 1141 f bcar i tl 1 , , death in thy flurry, Of one 'hundred and eighty gnus . ; 1 !', hence pnel; of;soar, Intrry, • ,-;arry rue co!nes +els 11 (s 12.111", 'Jo ‘s, And catc:tt rt,n for 3 I . )w tbotk t Alan laugh 'While he selz.ri on the thy test eaunun. " If you now should evcape, you must trot out of Spain, Then tie yoitr ncd up in a tetliet Or in Prussia, with 1."4,5r, I shall uiert you again, And blue: both to the Devil toge th er , " " Nerer, iever," . cried lov, starting op front his 'stoup, " From' thi. thud shalt tint span ins I'll spike thee, by , , ,ing , o tool I,urytli;:!e sleep, And away seam - per from my last ,noktion" ODD A 1)1 7 Ela I S ENTS. A Lady, who has been 4ccu;,tonted to the edu cation of cltildren',., would be lad to have . sonte of her, 4 i wn to hang up ----Addrcss to " The most lovely of her To the Corpilleat.—A Aledi?!al Gentleman of long experience, has' dkcovered as RetnMy against C m pWency, which will not only rernor , !, but pre vent that di:4,lgr•mmble figure - ,body. The Remedy is to be had in different forms, but. the prOrrietor rOcohnokids particularly the Essence of (44, which may be i had ot k(irittne. Vaal Mosie.—J PlObVbiritd "1 " Oe Donki Delight," u-charming air, adapted from the " LlitY PIlltIP" by Thqiini. 'rants' a middle aged man who ha s neier hen in orYiee, to bc.:.oole mint4er employ, Apply,oll the o.l'. sitle of the House of Contmons, _-..-...re.~~- Lord Tint I.OW, it is s tiil, tied the hymenea knot yesterday with Mks lot. - roN. The '' Early Frim , r,,faction may well growl a . the Princely F';:,tes of an illustrio•as they partipate not in the mood - th;np. Ay, there's the rub !". The English Order of St. George,‘ better known by the appelLuion of the Garter, to which the intignanintow.4.AUTOCßAT of ail the 11.usst AS was on Tnes(iay enrolled a 'Member, tune :Vie with the celebrated . Order of the Golden Fleece, as to the number of Foreign Soverei.glis 'who Ii t;. been trout ,time to time. decorated wi,tl) its insignia. Several Eniperors of Germany, Kings of Spain, Denmark, and even of France (the last of which nation was licNaY the GREAT),.. Were Knights' ,Companions. At present, it .is beyond competi tion the most illustrious Order ollittiginhood in Christian:Europe. ItuNVING ANt) DAIVtNO.--A Gentleman of the name Of lit vins undertook yesierdliv mrning., tor 4 i.vager of liftV to go on toot 'wit' 'olm, and drive halt' an hour, and to perf.n.in the distance of si,rteo nil-I,s in the The groanid tised on the 030th road, :oid•lie mile:, unit nearly ,. A trailer ;n the writ h‘ntr, ito then ni emnred a light ch:lihe, vit':vtvli by a blood hor.e, It41:le n it c htt'ii)etl eler:.ly. ':iltitile." in the Brett, and aril 1r 05y,; .t y .{ 1. ,. 1(,:: ., or G li r e: t y l t e , u t i::: . : l , 4 l l ni t i ) i i iei t ! o l ll l : l l l . l zi . s. in Etb,. , :eWlre ROM'. Tbr wi n ) the vac.. , . by ahivit twelve. yaols. The distance was tint in twenty-1(oir rointttel. ri!e betting was even, nd the stun vostuct 11 . fifty v0nnt1,..,„ EXCCUTION. • This morning ittiontlladeock; Peter Pa.. • trick Ennis, (-I,nd VAtatund Dli±kett, {or kn aerie 5 and Smith, fte :-;tealing twd, ••- t, , cretinf4 a letter : containiur I..stnii. of NO tes ,,lsere, pursu-Wt to th,:lr befoyc the Debtors' do,or, in pres;. , :• , •e O f a greater cono curse Of Ipct tutors timu havi: ben rentenibered- fut many years - to ossegibl, , o‘s such ii melancholy oceasion. Tbetc.: men were h;•onglit upon the scatiOld a ft!w b e f ore e i g ht o ' c lock by . t)!e ",,.. 'aisistant,%‘l4 l ,tafter preparin;!: . -them to noltappy e:.!:its` out of this world, then retirNl oft tip, platform; reavA!; .Erini!s. iii p;•. p:r : ith it Catii( j i!in Clergyman, and the other three with the, Ordinary iii New,tate, with whom they remrinerl but a short period„ in the course of Which ti;(. , ; : - .11 seemed pertt'ctly rep ignetf to their fate, w inlet with becoming fortitude they met 'and their iro, 'ies, after being sttspendeti mual time, cut down, and taken hit() the inner yinA of:',o;he priSons, to be given to , their'respetive friet'n':s for • interment._ llttaturr.:—.7A report has reacined for the truth of which, however, we c.,:u uo t vouc h, t ha t this unhappy than, whose' exectifion this utorninp; is noticed in the preceding pari,grli ph, stniur ecl to escape the ignominious death Which ii waited bbn by the Commission of suicide. Floiv the means Well! 11 - Itr4(l6Cect into the pti, , ort 11,is not yet been ascertained, but report say.., that about twelve .o'clock-he shot i l it•nseir with it small pistol ; and medical aid l)eing called in 1 the wound was,pronounced to 114! mortal, and no opinion alio itlyeu.ttistt the wret4he4 ./.:olprit could not survive its effects /11.01 y 11011 i s. The spark cif lice, however, did not y it his l'easne till it eNtingnisbed on the platform, wi l ere the , o tre - Orled laws of his cot.ntry doomed to .expiate crimes. He it is sail, ka , ll,;:octe(l to the place of execution by , SeVci;tl Poi ice nod theic surrendered the remains if N'oality which yci lingered front the mortal iotlictio6 of own ST., SWITHIN'S Y. Swit/iuz WaS a Saint of great cidebrity about the ninth century, and Bishop of Wini..b.ester. hii own in-eviotts particular solicita7i ion he w: boric,) in the chatchtyard of Winehester, instead of the chancel of the i‘iinster, a ‘vaii usual with otller Bishops l; bat his gravt, becouting famou,i ‘ , .-,anderful m iracles wrought by retnios, wai obtained to remove t,he holy relniti auto the choir, as better tliting their merits, ;mi l ti snlenin procession. Was appointed to grace, the ceremony, • most viokot 5i,0,v(, , , of rain, 'how ever, feli"on: the deained (17,1 y, stud Cui“lnticd kn ah intermission ; in constainew (Jr w hi c h the , idea of a 111119T/0 WS 'S ftbalV1011(:,), ;i displeasing to St.,. Swithln, though. it would pear that the Saint afterwards 'dented., :11;d milted his bones to betaken from the cemetery and l o dged among the remains of the other BishOps, in 11193. The, vulgar adage, that 're shall :hk6t: forty days continuance Gi wet weather whenever rainfalls on:SLSwithin's 166%111, no doubt arose from Monkish supotstition 3- but withbut tlispot ing the tact, there is no oeca,sion to have recourse to is miracle to account. for 5 uch a phenomenon. EY,pericuce has amply, slim n, that whenever a %vet scasifit in about the emj Ot June to till: middle of July, when the heat of, the silt) i s usually must intense, it generally coutlauys to near the cud of :the summer, When (tic acticm 9f that orb has considerably abated ; the rnirk n ir or di i4 mi oter for exhalaiioa, always naturally the strongest •at the hottest period of the . s,.7ear, and those exhale - ions yielding in return matter , fur rain. ORIGINAL. TO THE Irwron St 'N. is reqtwsted in nttr that I should acquaint Vow, the Cnnilnarity a Son being horn Of the Boddy of Matey Ch;•o'4cle , V, Whife to Saunnuell.Chrossley, at Whit[whi toms, two Bridges near Whim, in the Town., hip of Butterworth ,in Lei,tu:Ntshire. it as two Thurahl and 4 lingth on ha ii g ht hand, and 5 Fin Ors and One Thundi On it Left hand, and ti Toes' citt either' Foot, and three , Cross us on its head, ,a Small and a•Large one, hit Thighs are nearly- 15 1 ache rotind., And every other Lind) in Empeil propo sion for Stontness in every revert, i.Astooi t oting 10 Xlll beholders, and only ,30 iVeeks oi,l on the 20th of July. 'The Parents are a w n Indtrous People, by Traae 'Weavers, and have t gov:,t Charge of Children,. 7 tinder 11 Years of Ar;e, but a very Creditable Family. If you Think .Prone r to in' your Pallier, we give yoootir free will. S A mrduta.t. and NI:. ft! ctlitOiqLEY, Father ,111,0 Mot!ier to the 'said C iiiti whitoteidflottoip,,..,TtutAi,rwoth, shay '?.4,"ltt s tsi;i On Tuesday morning, between two and three o'clock, the 'Bath mail-coaeli, (as we rucittioned yesterday), wAs overturned on its way .from town, between Reading and 'Newbury, iu cow,ekluenee of the horses taking fright and bolting from the road into a gravel-pit. The coachman was thro..;tl front the box tunottg :the Ip. es, ;mil receivcl se veral contusions from t r od u p oi ',. gnarl, and a foreigner \vho wits 00 the tw i i. WCEC precipitated 1w the to s uc h a tance, and with violew:e a.; w o uld 1 , bably ltave provt‘,tl fatal to earth and i;riivel 011 ttirated with the r.tni tho day ; :nut to Hiwt the enarh. In A te,y a r.,,,(h It ec ." rondeeed vvery 11 ,, 0 1 . 1. .1 _ digiCtlity SUCCTCLII c s‘: front the Mail. Any: ;L 1011) 5V04 going 11) : H ., ciLp Viyitionth ; hut lte 12i1Et sttt'rrr(l so lunch frtint the e,oleii 0:Lon that he Was speechl;' , s collieeyed the road side. A. yonit t :; lady - tvia 4 4 '• eo;:(11, and asleep at the ti m e rived, did not receive the ':, proceed on her 31 ..•. tlrat titi,!- Officer, aL1 , 1.: died in the course ut ' o irr I 14' ref fr'''• O P ill' V; \ ito Vdi