The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

ADDRESSED TO THE rltri4•4B - ,4f1 WAT,E4, WITII A COLLECTION OF POEMS DEDICATED TO MS ROYAL • •V" •-, ' . -,. , 0 '-i : ,r 1: 1110,LINESi., . ~ . .. , . 4 1 ~,, . • ', 4 , 1 '."°" ° /Of' cATTAIN,,I ,tICIERif AI " I 11) "‘ 19 i • . , ~,,, ~,,,,•, ~,,,f , I , ~ . ‘„, I ~.I*lVii r .gßT tT , , • .;•1. .5... t..,. i., • . -- rtr=" •“. ~T ~ I. • ,• .. ... 4 ~, Wriin.sr on the 4iddy whirlwinti-ofiph .• . .T v: t, 4,3 .. , Kineduns are tOss'd, - and S.-:el,-,..rps Obi & J ,4 1 4f 4; . , ~,. While native Grandeur it obschrelYiliiik.i , ,,, : '2, On f.K.i';i% soil, anti l exii'd fir , t l n - fts , Own Safe on her sea-girt cnast Brita9iareara lief awtill front, and Into' tne . storirtaiipear Serene ai,d Lahti ; majestically ;41,24, • ; fl . n, ln all the splendour ei untroubled State.; ~ ' Safe in the glorious Charleroi - the Land.' By Truth exacted, aad by Wisdoiti platin'il, The 'dauntless thiton on his kinielelies', ... And loves the Law which Tiunny defies, . . ' . 'both feel the rights that-Government defend, - Arid sandion'd empire with stfijedion blend. Fre ! , Bruits wiek's : ra;:e the Genius of the ISle'k "." .. 1 . 1411 i , g chines, and buts each blessing Smile 1 beholds the present shielded like tt . e.p4sl„ . ' "And expett:ition answer:4 to the last: !. Seta ev!ryr Reign a cloudl'ess tenour run, ..._, Through pro4iet2s lnightining in a wider sp i ni,„ ~,,. Ohl.' ever thus may Royalty b known .: ~,. ., • To pour a native radiance frail). the Throne i : ..... . - '.... Shew Honour, Truth, and Majesty ilie , sarnei . }: .- . And 'Rank, at best, a secondary name: • . ", . Not wildly scatter,d as illusions play, ' , , ' Vie-gilded wonttif of .1 fleeting day ! . • • . . By veer distindion from the crowd,be valet', . . For titles honour'd, and for titles prais`cfl ~ . Ilastleis preeminence I w hich` prove's' at mos t . ' ' . l. • .How frail the tenure of our o.ily boast, - fle tliltie,fhe Draite Humanity to shiat, - To-att'fremlNature, and to Nattne )ielli I : 1' ... ', - . Unmov'd by-prejudice, beAltineto lirar . ,'. ' ,• .„ The Tale of Candour with itn:irtial car ; , Rcjeding Malice, if in splendourdrest, ~ „.. , ~. . . By rank supported, or by wit exprcsed. • .., • •:;., - bough first in dignity, still last to mover Beyoud what Truth and Liberty approve ; : LI - Be thine the praise, pre.eininent in birth, ... ~,To make Pre.erninence the seat of Worth!,; • And when tcfiedion shall illy feelings scano ~ .till show the Prince inferior to the Matta , ~ • , r,~, t 1' 1 't , ~ V ~ ,r , . .. , 1 C. J. TII TiIEVIT E.—Cyril/cline again attracted a very Xtninerous .ancliettee l.tst night-.to Covent-garden Wicket,: '-Odr termer • tcpckt' anhe merit of' ,the pexiortners,. is e9llally,,applicahte to. eatettions on this occaii_on,...Themay is 'broo;;lit forward in- a grand ii.tilt,ti r and, ; whenAktaKsrE AR E IS concerned; evcrytody tunaLbe gratified in ikeeing the work!. of . our peat national Poet's hus' distingititthi foil'okreil by the intereWngfatty Optra 1404Tiq,..aml a Nils.B„tpiaLi ., :riiitdither; • first,acipearanee • inc the iiatt of ."tLe befoilfvftt'Sht'. -is 1r p?pir of Cott 12 I, ' a 110 been riettio,:iti'mr, dut IYortltipg. ksafttung, ,and has a gentevi- figurc. Fier voice is.:picatn,i,t; 1314' hardly' Tio verftrl enough felt- , a Loath tt -Titrat re; sha c %iiigs 'With some titt-.„! and - did nut :ilteityt too lunch.. She has the merit of siitging in tone—, Her atlifin 'as by no mans slinplti ! tnough tor- the-p,o t, and indeed had too:iamb of thb . tragedizint air - 1 - Qr. Cottager, By the avay' all thel Piis.p)i-41....Ny 14,4;0 the Stage are so tedizeneci with silk , trimminkis-a$ to be 'wholly ant chata4er. MISS E D fenced' the , usu.il :of,•tlae Audience, in a very kind reception, . . . . ~ .., No tidings have yet occurre4 resPetling,Cuolitgs , !who, however, according, to. .sreett-room Susi " hie,. is norrevOling witii• 11* - j j olly God; rbot pet '.... • f ;lv9.i . tai ficarsinif, the part . 1.1 4 - titheny, in " Alt for 001 . ,1 no lArldwell Lost.".— - 7 . , .' a ' -'-' t . , . ..'o,irl[.o. -;,... . "'net:lt:record Music Meitingthia seasel.l4rlt*Pl very suecessful. • The three,Slorning PetivreTuelit at the Church produced a.(i.A. ] which is consideptiTyl tore than was ever gainFd on any fernier occasion. ,ZlAtratsos, Bnarix.tuml,• Sat.n,. Goss, Mr.'!and Ilre. rAubuiN, ,and Miss PAR,Kft, .ably sitppornvl the vocal department. The Orchestra was •Itlied by 'the best instrumental pert.inners. At the EVening 'Concert Niiii P A R kE ,particularly ,distingtiishedi:her. kifi, and Was accompanied on the Oboe by that te4petlable musical veteran her follitir... ..'Theftrlit I ' 4 ' 4 ' it)the neighbourhood were, present. ~, !... , i'-e. ilei l ‘ d li dante CAtAt.)ii4i arrii'ed in Edinburgh °it 'Wed --,'--1,11,14,its and,. on Saturday her tirti Concert. was j + t beh e l d, Under the direalott, of Mr..YstitEWtqz. *uetirs, llov tom°, Moity.t.u,, and Divuttatt, S'eSe to.lentitheir assistance': "'Mr, Coaat was to 'prePlk at the forte-piano,' and last night. the:second yhas ii) !. be held ' . r • ; :1 ' • . 1 A P OI.TN& cotrimenceahittengagement on the Bath Stage', on- Satbrday next, in the -part 'of .fieii)ilat.; l'lle Ch ara ti cr o f ,Op/tetia is to he mrlOrmed hy . ,\•11:6 thitav ILLS, a pupil of the late Dr 4 Anwm.4) and.lvir. Hook. ' . , ... . Mr. GRATT4N, it seems, is expeaed to visit his seat in Ireland very I 1 ; s .l n ni.y , t .. 1 ..Ovig. l 1 A .W 43 preditied that he would not venture to,return. to that Ciltintry after his late parliamentary -conduct. 'That coodua, .li(i - vveter; was more liononralite'to his charat;:icr than stny former part et his public fife... .• . ..'• , . : , Alit:. Holsoct.m.ot.t:ea x ..an . Hungarian Ofricer cif • . . • , I.P. i rank, haabeeti appointed by the Archduke Ctrl A h to make 'a tour, to' inquire into the. natural instry . kof that , inost beautiful doinestie aninial, thy :horse.--.- fitk:ls' to set. out in i Nosember, and is'toitiavers9 ilungary, Transylvania, the Ukraine, and t'Ajnbafic t t.9 de-laa, for Constantitiople,`lroin wheneti t 4 - g'is .` 1 "- Proceed to Aleppo. This' Gentleman. has iii. 'sited. all' persons conversant in the diretiliory Of his _'once, and with the Useful animal whithis'The sub», Jed of his inquiry, to correspond with Win at Vienna prior to .his departure. ~ . . . . The battle between the Game thicken and Gul.. ley, which was fixed for 04teher; it is supposed will not take . place, as the Cliicken seems very, shy at ,Opposing Gulley. 'the deposit of Sib' g4ineas will b$ forfeited to Gulley if the light does net take place, as his friends are ready to Cover the whole stakes, and he will alio thettitecenie thephampion of England; which title was never befOre gained btu :by a hard struggle. Gregson; the Lancashire 'man, sittho has never yet been tried, has sentA'clialli:hge to Gulley, who as readily accepted it, and'etiglit 4111 sake place in a short time. - - , It, ~d_ fitt)d:4:4 "i Aar V 414 AI l 7 art • • war 401 m g Er F Si`` ; oC ittot , l 1 1 10Nbtif liZr - c„, 24, , ou 6- V4rO% i* 1 V 1 4s arts; Ss,: 1 1 141W i (ilit 'sir o:lli:tibia e.:hrOther to + A inictos, git: it. M. 'dogs. h-titi.4 , 610 4 cur the 111. rt ilb. beat M. 9.lit *ebectoni 7st. Fib: M. 20645. h. tit) 4'41 Cuirryitorn '2 l • • • rancia, ' 7st. . beat D. of Graftonl Pi 11 . 9.1 r,,,, Ilsts,7lb ,zoog.s.. h., tt.,--6 to 4on 1' rancts. ' = Nlr., Ferhior's Ceiscrut;' bcat Nlr. i'.rthur's,Wormwood . , - , 711). M. .pog,. It. ft.— F. 'l.Third and liSti'Vehi 7 iira' Renewal 'of a Substrititioii of sgs. ..eacti,ittit r ,4,ylioids graying 7sie -yr• :olds list. 010. 6.yr olds Sst. 1314. and agod gist.. Mr. D. Rade br. !.1. Orville, aged - t M r. W y int ha In's 'b. C. - Carter's, brthahaitrta, 4 yrs old Ld Foley's Capjain Absolute, ar,o,,k • dr LAI G. H. by' waty: -. 4 yri-Vut ..• dr Ld Sackville's en. It. l'ruspero, - trrwold dr lilt' F. Stand4h's br. rn. ot4ter to Ditsbtary, s yr6'old dr Mr. Watstaz. , b. at. I.lotOngo yr4,old . dr Orville: Mr. Ferninr's Ilivitlinftpotiiittals•Mr„ Itatlclitre's Barba..• ross4 eat ;Lt. : ow:l4 .13.. c. fooge., 11,,ft,-3 tot on Hippo. • • Mr. D. cater to Ca'strel ft. from Lord Grosvcnotob sidter to Mcwora, list. Lib. each. Across the t lat, • • . • . . . WALSALL ItACES.—WISDrISSOIrT,SarI.33. A Stake ,Of. togs each, with i:gs addetd , by the . Stewards. "Three Mile Heats. . • , Charles Sinith, sqr's iebe, 6 yrs old - • I Mr.'Coulhtirrt's g. It. U rintalrti, s Yrs old = 2 2 Alajor. Morris's,br. Iby ripator, 4 yrbold • - 3 3 The Corporation and Centlemensi.SUbscription Purse of 501 for sill Ages., Thrce.naile kleats. Earl orStamford's b. f. Belinda, 3 yrs old M. Couitrirn's . g Grinuildi. 5 yrs old Mr. BetWktr4 br. it. Plunder, 4 y rsuld . 1 2 . 3 do '''intrusirpr. Fifty Pounds .for utl AV,gcs, Three-mile Eleat 6. Earl 01,Stimitgrd'b h. f, iielindo, 3 }rs old L Charles. Smith, lir. M. flehe 6 yrs old -2, 4 BLOW 101) e. by George, 3 )'rs old 3 - 4 3 - 5 HALIFAX, jULY •Corntnixiere BAVRON'i4:said tan haveassuret! Can thin HeriiiPloTHlS, that his , orders frotn: his own Government were to . 7-eceive 'no • desertirsil and twit , there were not any men in his Ship wlttiain t ivietr(l that deseription ; 'though Jfier‘ii.ards, 411e:wed that more tbatl I (243 British seats enqvere on tio3rd her at the 'time; most of whoni had bein recency in his Majesty' ()Maw (guoner) wtni waskillecLhad been enticed to desert trout the Citi- Chester';' and ;I:WO searimn kvlinl: but .wlin•.! names . Alti , not Olipeftf ill 'lllO Americztv?acanints;' were deserters sfroto -the • Htlif'f:',4 , John N;Vitson, otias jeukin %%tis' Aktit..out of ttto Chesapeidee,: had been • m 14ter sAilro!akerin the for'.. at, , + , as a •Britistt'seaman,' TeCuiveti twitntp guineas oninity en'enteriog on 'bbardAthat Ship this \\raid; Daniel Iclai-tin, anti: JohoStravint, clans Story, also tAktdo troll) the Ckt stipcaVe, were -desetter4 front; the Alelainpus,:. and'. I vive since tic:dun:lt thatthcrr were. snorer' hatt,.,onist hominid Brifish:seartiett to , the American frigate, deg: sertrn; from:66 Majc".l4ty'm Ships :"4)11 .1 stat :on , and from Britibli , Merck int V.: 3 , , eitt r who Were . out. taken' out by Captain' 11.014P.tunti, because his Officers! not . . l'he'Amerieith- Papers , menti6n only three , man: kitlecl tic.l thirteen wounded :- the; truth is, 'that six awn %4 , 'ere amid twenty-one. tkoundeitti' Ana it Is" obvious . Itit Whitt flitilion. the fluttibtari were 'thus) Miss-stated. The men whose names are omitted...were proved to have beetviirsertettr+ron•khe British Na vy ; and one,of : tiicm, - the Oker (011115), _lately from the Chichester. , These facts being ascertained, the catidid,reader, iti Arnerit4 or any other part o(titt; - 'aitiiicF,' .. maY be left to draw.,his own conclusion—whether .4Ore Bittitotc hai :tried consistently with the ( - Alders of his GuVerotnent or whether, forgettin I n s tfied situation, he 114S-B,todpeit 'to Cv.itle'and preva ' 'ritate. . . • • MadameTußnr.Au. We copy the followin4 from oil American „Paper of the 25 . 01 tat. received in town , 3'e?it4rdaY is addressed, to, tlie Editor.of;the Ititivhington,rederalist . . . t . , . ‘,‘ . ltort.), Distria of Co. iumbia k Madame Ty a IiEAU 4 tiy .wifo,Ot fife FrStI)CI3 .Ilt4bassar f inr, has been for malty motithi, ancl T;t.g, is in the utmost disiiesi and tbism She is lett in this destitute, pautter, ,without j a r . ceta,, and, ,with; twit at Geper4tl:l'uttßEAv's small, children—a girl about .7 or B . ypars and a boy nut ti years 01d..1 instukrto if artyjpisconduk‘ l t of hey's reduced, ho . to this.rniserable sttuanott, but heard that her cbara(ter Was %S . l it 11(Pat !))ecnkil)apd ht:r ctindttat in tins copti•- tri,coay, defy ,die ttiAgne ealuynty. From the en,lid style of th 6: Ambassador 9f the powerful VCriilCleilt of Frattce, he cannot want means 'of • st.ipplyitig.his„lady with luxpries ), instead . 6( leaning jw„r:to storre—and yet th• starve ! Tu tell all site ,j ) , 13 su ffered would harlow up t}ifs lieart of the tunit SuffiCe it, at present to Si), th:q wife . (if the Fiench ~,tbra'basAndor, apti Gi:cp:id',l4emiter cif t!zei ILegin'it of lloirour, with his twOcYrildien; are starv► ing iti the United States." • On Thursday latit a Gentletpati Of . the „name of Chipliatn, ttVineMereltant in the Bilrengb„ too k, f or a com i t i e f a ble wager, to walk the diitttnee, of twenty wiles four hours anti a Ball, which lie, Performed nu Tyburn Road by tnt r y tninnte ,than the time given,. otitis being fi is,eileint four against 1 1.1 - , . CAPr. BAitetasy pip Woon. r r—T,ite latter of theite, Atelebrated pedeurians . :went to Jirightun, ,last . Week; rand continuesftbere to train preparatory to the Pend ing match. U went: twenty, 'Pilo .during the last weekto run for a prize, the best, of,two heats, which be ran with great ease.. It is known to each party what they-can do, Wood having made a, trial for twenty hours last week.. Captain 13arclay leaves East Bourne for London op Thursday next, from whence he. will immediately proceedito . Newmarket. The Captain ) is so confident of his 9 1 141CCSS, that, his betting hook-is still kept open to back himself. The betting- in London is on the average nearly level. His Mmusry has- been graciously pleased, by letters patent passed under the Great S - catofireland, to promote the Rom and Rev, THOMAS ST. LAU. IKENCE, D.D. Dear► of Cork, to the Bishopric of Cork and ROSS, in the room of Dr. Jonti'GßOßOE' BiIIigSVORD (commonly called Lord•Joug. G'colloa :13xifebrultD), troslatod , to the , lliblkopriooflaphoe. - L Erleitt-V`. ktita9nia, age s -iifibtisnotvirattlii, at Ot t . 0 7 iaif i thitt :f tltiaii; 'Whd , wiltt beaFtS" at Pat; hitt i7flgila. • - -• frorit Zengai of 'the largest 'lnze;• which , 01t01,ri r. " T y r rc itOyal," but When royalty and e.Vi_.rf Wai'ahtilished,' h 0; thiongli fear 'of t •iit'ci4suti histencl•or 4 •"l"fgre... -sitrith'on hts sigitihisard; NAl',Orial," l fettiVet` 'di the ; , French, ,their stilden; 'iinprovohett, cruettieS; • raid their f l y at rocit ies 'both to ? friends and. toes: . • • Behold the Continent or 1.?-urcitie pilo4trate at their feet, wounded, turn and hreeditig•iti every i eitt, yet . still, NVIIih.! lite rcinalit,t, 'harassed 'and tormented: with enormous requisitiOns .. " heart-feuding indigtti ties, and vciittions subjngations: With guiltless blood the tiger, France, "'RrICI tatcethilortiti Ills cruelty t" .. IVhereas . the royal, the British Lion, t bold and . toiments • not ; rote is no unneceSsary pain ';, but, imp:lled by . hard noceslitty, por b Ues his, object with ardent' and generosity pfSpit;ii! • . It was AbsilltitelyneceSsary that We shoCld . breik down that Naval Cofifedet.aey bet wec'n tli'c'! - Power4Of . the Ncrith - and fan - fee, wliich might have . given effeEtive inelins to our - enentle.s to insult and rdiii We have°, throu-di'Provid . etiec, upset this Contihle.. racy. Copenhagen is statichied and taken , isiexedand disappointed; and Russia is so ap'iialletl„ - to dismembered, as to , bo obliged tci confnie her, Fieet close in Cronstadt, It was just 'in tbrie that; we upset the insidious schenie of 1?1:- . 6ce, tri :ii lit hers.:lf of the Danish 1\ 1 .0 , 1 y), by taking pinto our° Own pcissession, fur it appears that the I).iiudi•Fleet was - 11Ciirlyl'Ody for sea, undoubtedli naNioini"fd act a, Confederates Of Yrance against Greitt Britaati'j' I.i cause the Pauisti,Nivill Power Could tally be pc,c- . iim , e - dt . U? the ph rpk i de Wing against i.ttiot ha+ 1X5‘4,1 igainst what ether exCept our i " • Dal I h()11 1 1 tin, bold Lion hay t „b e qTii his prowe •r 1 tivrst , ciecistvely, yet tid an •. cessary severity. !las 'bveri exercised ; Oti the cow-. traty, the greaicsi and most eieinplary nas helm shewn. •: In Lord CA-pit:Awes letter,. kJ.' as, that the ,o1;1,i : Ct of - seciirliig,..the I)anish Freei fl.--itto• 'obtained, every shilig that - clinic' . \sound the fee.ings 'Or irritate the - hinds of 'the' Datks 1133 been inoil C;irtdully avoided.' Not one' shot was fired into the town W.; after : it ti n d bee . st:,-tunnied, the advatitageortslertns 6a:a atter 'the first Indication ,-; ;_f i )ittilate i• and tliont lii'Veeituse . of t Int l)anea, the firing . etitftinued - tlic: nights - front our battiries f yet it Vvati• ~ired on, the seennd night, ill mcieitiar hope that tiie town wOuld surrender ; avid-though, • cite the tiriwr was renewed in full truce rand fury. yet it Was 0111 y sb reneWed bec:fuse of The cits,o'itliy l de shells thro , vM 410111 tin. 111:1Ce, tsar ga, 0 reason "ti) think that the town w - as itivete.rztly determined to hold out. " Mier thd ettpittlatibi," sitys 'n 1 theist iiillingiy,nixedld - to therequest, that the froO l ,s shoukl be riiiartered in the' town; and that tit Gl:kers should enter it fur some . biireoiduic iheiliseivos to. the Citadel, which, be‘.ause it commanded the town, I had no objec- , lion to the other gates retnaining iti possessiOrt of the Danes, as also the Town Police," &c. " Hence then it appears. that the-hostilities, which a: severe necessitY obliged us to 'undertake-. nviiist 11mm:irk, were :earried .on with utioxactipleu and ti lkitous hunianity 1, The Mulish Fivet was de- . man t led,' and captured,merely as;a deposit -fix their good, and as a iketirity for their futute good, beha viour. -Thelibunclant ,Danish-stores andtpapplies ° tho Arsenals and l)ock,yards were not, 'at first, ~de. Minded . ; but atierWrirds, when Danish . hostility coatinued,•it wac expedie.at to .possess ourselves of them, 411 .capilarest- property was offered ..to be restored ; no requisnions: were made oiff4fhe.towti ; no British troops atuartoinct-therein ; nor.th&power of the city sflagistr ties' infringed, 4:Flits gallant- and Magnanitnouzetit&iprise, secret; bold,.'aull prompt, does immortal • Itunour to the . British:Government that plahnediits exe'cutiotl For therinenactr.of shutting up thirliosuld andtlw Great. l3clC4frbui us, abortiye bOY4)theraightyoBOvereigit uf alsofof 'ol.llm seas :t hut , wash-the' *shore itt i enettly , , , and of k.litery.otlrei•cCount ry.hallie habitable Oahe, i But -white Britannia, shakeolier- ttident lint foe,. a trident tinirowithanagicr orrinhut, with 'Providential poweri , va,pfures or .annibilateili mighty Fleets :at will, shisiectitiellersell, by hit Intinanity, spins. the. polio/14:1f ashbitiotr;:4oriAlle '4llos-war Qui' to save a trembling World, and , to:.tescue thy -tiraid:aiuoppteisedilAth.theeyrenhousht gs of.the --destroyer.. She , buildscno.,,idoL of,:atubiskin :on the ruin nod ism& of.nationa ; a'ud- sure nit/what , the lconOtleratoDknor will th a iik her iwthelr heatts-; far .ttirniitg,..asiil4 the ruineuit train snintoo perhaps some :or her. Move helpless people. ~ ',But'licre, sit it be askod,; who are they ? 1 initialer .fur theAuestiou tofouritVell approved' , and sagacious btinisitters Of•Stisteitnitho will best ansWer it; by thiir' ,deed.'. They blow,: and will do vv,hthls . -rig,lit, !and ~ illaitisenntigil for 141, though, undOnbtedly, there vase obscure who . if. Ootishltvd, might, -'perhaps, suggest soine.mattats of'. high taational use lindlicupory to their consideration. , • • ' , PRO NOB'S. .11rndon, Spit. 21,, 3 4107.' ,An 'lnquisition Wag taken on Saturday at the 1 Mitre, bet ween,Ashford and Hampton, rin the body of Andrew Inukss•Bitiell;i:corporal, who was acci dentally shot' on. the receding day. 'The deceased was the non-corntnissioned otticer of a . arnall &Orb-. mein of guards, far escorting three detiorteri of their Way to the depot Isle of Wight. Whilst ti l e party were refreshing themselves at a little ppblic. house, Anson, one of the privates', was laying down his arms and accoutrements, when the piece set.t= denly went okatid lodged the ball in Bazell's body, below the right arm, which Wei the 'eanie - of his death. The deceased and Anson were pahlcelarly good friends.- , --Accidental Death. Yesterday wt married, at•Claphlm, by the Rev. JOIIN yaws, EDWARD ROGER'S, 'ES(I.• of the Middle Temple. Barrister at Law, to Miss Woist; eide st dattqhter of Cisoncie Wiwt; .of ailhatn-House, Surrey, i,130;- --- §i.amr i ..4. ; io- tir .- 9 7 „ipk — f, u it repetition of ' the sgracefol Indittl4' . that ltatViltk l eiy titen -Owe' in . t....,G4.14§ . .k.,9n.: a Suttd:ry7litirriag the lower sort.of all, I Nftl'if4ikil; - V% t Piteffitlatisraite; diteUed , lll l : 2 ' ' ' I tii 'it 3 . , • ' i • • ifaft)'t - 61 - ti e _iv :. tea Patrt le and -ConstabletAtt . be in vitaiting4e.re on Sutla., oriel ntideVfitAttitirg that 11 tinin a bgr.oE,frisinnen, ....vitb, ,hiudgcloAs4o , V;c:4 collo,lin? - about -dn. that - tittigh*turipx,4l, . he -.wott .! there hinaself,'lt ,uncled. by N11%.1104, , 1 - liAll Copstv,l.)le ofillolboinAlivision, and prevented-ally riot tatting pine e', Thotigh.the disposition of, the partics to 614- cklef witi dvident, .as most of :them were armed with bludgeons. . Thirteen..of,thent. who 4 hew .!4.1, a refractory" spirit' when . 'desired to depart, and most Of whom.htwi'bludgeons,. were tahett into custody, and yesterdareiantined before Mr. ittA D. Wl3O I 1 it apperuirig -that tthey Callitt to St. Gilc,'s , frotn,Dept ford and other places,, in order to , tight with thoi , e Of.the former place,. several 'Of the most able were sent on tabard. the Tetideri.' and . time Vbers ordered to trial bail for their, good behaviour.. Get)i - g NI e ':it? r, t letter sorter,- belonging .tO the Geiteral P.isi'.;oll - ice, was re-exareined,. and fnlly ,cOttimitted.teritri)l., on a charge , of stealing a haply. note of 461, out of a tenor whit:11111AI 'crane into his,. poieetision in the ,cource of his ornoloyment4.:4l4, 7 John Irriiiiin was committed :for aria' for rece,viug the same, kitowing it to have been:stolen. : 4:: , ..-, David Spehee WU 3 b root; I 1 t bdo 1e- Mr. 11 as, n by . .Oughton, , one. -of . the horse, inarrile e: chaltteil, .by , ittrne...4 I'e: n, .of lit' :want, avitb,..34iltbing .11;m .on 'the . higtrtvat i ' at Etiewart.v,.o.lt ar9rbretlithat Fenn WAS CO .1141 q across eAleld‘fron..l . ltill,t 04 k.:),tgrovs4tre s .. , 'attdithe'Pri4ottwitind , anpther man,com&behirmithittri , and ,k 4 aitikeil• biro ilbwn Alta the Tristincr; ildti' tom' , dovot, ;while , the' , other:'.inart...rifictl .14 pc) . olittta of) .5.1 t t.is.,atil then went awity.. Fenn swore. puttitiv4it to the , Prisoner,- audAttvwas committed fur furitAri . eXitt7in3tion:' . -• , . . `.l ~ ' , ~,. . . . „ I . ~, =: r‘7 QttEb:l4-640.Alitittilliam , Chap iSt an , a he, dri vet t of di heeknitcbiteh;Was charged w itirn - tidonytintier.) the followittit4tircurn3tances , :;-11 1;0v. iwkoi A ited.l Apartntenis at ;No, . I I y 4ueeneht4.o 4 9,l Br a t t p!,( l ,N, having loccahiou to -roma° t0,Nn.149., iil AU tatritatli t on the 1 .iiit .Augnot lst,' Mei 01*(41 r IN EtS :cailtxl froeat the st andi at .Is l ...riighl ql ildga,Andzi he !artiele*Oti it ilxv , t hey, s ere (lol;verecli sll*, ;with the' rexcelationdefotf caravatt,Fox, .containing ibe feiiittle.strvahr A ' z w it ivo i . ing appa . tt..4, and a• cask , of.4atettintt Itati...lieon,ptit,ity: t', e toot; :which were driven,away with.., Atli' ettise,_-:, meats :were inserted,. but: tot.no. pnrpose.. Tire caaohrtutrt was at length dikovered on that Ait4l4 by , the,foutmtni, who caused him in. be stuntnottpl. to.>.. answer, • the. complaint..? Lie.t.leAtied.the:wholt2 i tats& attempted an ,alibi ; but the foottniti..swenrtngiipoi!.l, tively to his identity, he was committed tOr 4 further, hearing'. ... -.1 '.. . , , ~'• ' ' - ' ' .`. '.'"' • I.tinthill-litasse, the furniture'rif \ 3 / 4 driqr IVI3 1/1 t!tlit.) :1',;() Sold, thtd rrytteri o: , .p . rsed of, it trt a great ex• pence, a!ld with much tril;itifiee:ltce,'l7f the ede tgated BitcKFORD. • T!li!= ieeMB'tc) bti riot mi. • cortittionly the fate of spitn\dri :.ir,ul':.9o.res of 3 W 0 . ," i‘ dery date, notwithstanding thy...) , - sn greatly . orminient the country. it 11;10pritleft PA:tti DOD. DlNGivN's \c i(1) the supeirb... house. built at Cannom by the Outte ni eitA'snos,. end, since then; with the )e:itp' , .llil re'sidimce of Sir , . C4:llrnotii , 'PAGE . . to 'say nothing of; Gurtnersbuir;sand ortny other plices.in the vicinity.' of Loncion. At Font Hit, hOwever, the deprivation: 'is less, since the immene',l.l.-ort,-.4 of the custly lice; in the fonn of a c3othic. Abbe•y, are carrying: tbrwaril, 4 t.l b'c , the soceo,4or of Fent ficltt,g,i3/i4ilbe,trarne thi)ey'.' For the eoropplatiot) thr , i tvlttes= hollering, noth within ;,i, , iWont,•rWtiveirintli;Sits of art, Of every kind, are on 'the g'rtnithiq • Air A'CL'iil4l)t ti f:I very. h Il!!!*lre lrld nearly tiapPened Tenby, aI w 4 . 141(.0. 41. pa t{' front 631 Went Oa Slti t , 141 see t he lattitch• of a but a youncr, CLARKE,' of , S0;101(46,1, Woreestop.hire, %tag by, some`ac eideht iioc . ipit.itvld into, the sea ;a4 sho ascehiiecir the side or th, „„„k aLia n,Gtyt rl,art'Loo)ly peridled I;ad not (4,0'01.e1,111,..1..N0, who was of tlt.l),ll'4,.l)lttn4ed.,into the , i,v.ner p p or t e d her l'o thei . r The young* Lit' , l t y.j•welvecl" ni . sh.ri al , I worthy CploinTfhwi rayed her .irc4ll gravo. „„Fttip,- , , ,, QlLSaturday,eyening a tire was diserwexerl in,. the,, , ,otahlt,s;,,A,i: iiaat'per .and Varqr, braziers, Aylobtiry,.strtvt; ? 'Tito 4141e5: ark,, sittnitild chop , to tile ,d,w ; elling,itnoco.oc , C. 0 1 )1 303)4;41110(1), the Qotomander ref. t .Qht. well Vol i twtgor t , u4tt Itlostlfortnintltzly...66,l)ollBl3 saVed.„ , Z 110rSee*1411.4irtp,Nir. Seulthorpe, the to i bilecttnitit, w4q' t.ngther Wait severely Seurclmd by the ¢larriet 11> l itt fortunately. no .huntan iifo was iajtirvd.' ant a wo o after eleit 0 1 Q10ek, and , ,:opltipued until abotit ten. TherelW.tts, not dAr4ago done hesidem that ,w1A44 . 0. been, alrewiyrrOatiid,rPticept that On" stilbic •,4 1 S 2 .10prilt down. :•.Tlitt ,, ,clo);(4lo.well,,the St. .4kodrc*tt;•,, , ittid theStt. Septalchre's , Volutiteers Weft, ei,tretnojy .alert. in corningligtvgd 10r the prestrva. tion of order., • The in - e‘yai.s.uposed to hare or,qi nttled by, the falling of ,Ivca4idlo,4nuff at»ong-,1 Mini baY in straw } Mr. Sfi tt:CP,Uithe gum puttnr, NV 11 (H:t toWn,h6 L iu ) is in Great .Nl,l . r . lb : arougli-strem. socicierily Sattuday in a paoy‘:k , near to his country house at N(.,ll'Wt)i?l. 11,1, gone from town' 4)14 earria4o,_and he. Was erossing the paddoeli whip leads trout the turnpik&rnad to his dwelinig,.wlien he dropped down in the sight of his.own ,sorvain Last I;'riday Mr, KIRK; Watch tingraver in ()id street, Ixtter known by the if ider was buried in St. Lnke's,Cliareli,,bld-street 11.03'd, in' Ow stith year or Lis age.' ; never ex,pe , riened any illness till within a f nw h ours of 62.01. I:hrough . priocipic.of religion., be tit•Ner twit( d coal fond, or any thing stronger than wAer. Some years ago he ;was a celeblowd area a great antiquarian.. 4 , t,extraordirtoryFaCi - ...—Thttre. is DOW ly ing in St. George's Workhouse, I,l , l°nm-street, a female pauper, upwAr r i..l4 of 104 years of age, ‘4-Ito, wit bin the last three thonrhs, liattut four teeth. The Old ,woman is }ii perfetVpissesiijn of. her lei (lilies, and eats,and,dr',nkti heartily, Site 11,3 s oh ex,tra-allow. a non of ttwaiihrnetit tiptii a Gc,ntlematz Lelt;tii;itig to the Parish Cv3taillitteie.-- , •