The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-15 00:00:00

• T f NAVAL NEWS' • CAPTITREA tii - nin•AmEttfcANs. ~ The Ani l , „ .. ...oe 'inn, .1 SA 1 171-ETT", ilntiVeil;o ; ol tO'kevV" ftillinlliiud ; 1 ,, . Marqui.l of iluntley, Wn,sos, bound NNewitAffilland '; Favourite, Motialrl'ions Liver - ) T I ' Nif Liver y"°! to) Ne W 16 111“11311d ; , Dispute ar, . :P' ,'• Orr from Liverpool to ,Quebec ; John and Mary, CUI.I.LN, front Liverpool to St. John's ; and the Te/eniackus, STREET, from Liverpool to New fnandland, were raptured 26th September, in Lat. 'CI. Lotig, 3 r• by the Yankee American privateer 0 19 g l u ts and 110 men, The Favourite was illten up to the , crews, and arrived at Liverpool " We ' li lesdav last, The privateer wend:, in. pur -1114.0f se veral veisscl4. . ' ~,i. 7; 4 14:11e rodent r, of Shields, froth Adehang,Fl, has hell token by the Anna privateer, of Drontheim. rCHI m 1 T OUTIE, OCT. I 4.—Arriv e d his Majesty's 3411 biehl iorfroin Passage with dispatches ; 7y n'fu With 4 recaptured ship ; Ri ga packet from 11 , 11en n 8 Ayres, G EORGE WHITE, Master, captured about six leagues off Portland by a French priva teer, and recaptured by his Majesty's ship Ericla dar sus. Sailed the 'Arian on a cruize. Several 1 al ' tt transports have received order 3 to proceed . under ennvoY for Lishon. ' Went out of, harbour 11/ and IPig7lloY., Lieut • IN T SIUTCHINSO. he . 7 " 11a1 " 6 , ' 9inolli/t store-ships were released from ( 1" 4 '. 7 lautine this day. • ,PL-tmotrrn, Oc —r. 13. Arrived the Atlas, 141iVit, and the Cathcart, ALLEN, two oi the (lichee fleet., i . . . ' , . poo, R , OCT. 1 4,—There has been an.appenr °Rey of, tI • riv .. - oteers hoverin g a b ou t ibis. eQUA,SITICe . 181 . W 1114 Y last, On Tue s d a y one , el 3 SOCISAILatISe a On sloop, and another vessel wits; i Pl i g il t hf 4" h „ e , ! . ! .. )116 appearance. Yesterday a J ogger " from Swanage to, bringTto . a stout ship !toi. l r) ~ , le Westward, about . five leagues in the - t H'' '' ' ' . hauling in for _the Needles': the Wind 'tillg to the N. W. she presently after bore IlwaY to tl ' The t i.e,lit , le Sontnward. lugger hove-to an d tlq station. No eruizers have mit4 ,their. alytitranee. .1., d . :• 11 41t1 , ' - "cu, O CT. it—sailed the Erit'l 'Leicester "tteul fo r G ii i ,' eot, f ntrh, and the Heng,,F.reetiag .. (4 ' Heligoland, b ot h w i t h ma il s an d pas- ; . . Majesty's . t'44lLEßNrses, Ocr. 14. Sailed has 'he, Clip Piiteitt•r, whit a convoy for lieligoland. I hem' (lett will tiAil ahnat the '2 3(1 inst. ' • YkitkciuTsi, Oc. r , I t A i 1 red the Bonne Cit..' to toy . one ai l d s pitiire, 11,0;11 ij e l i : t t ; ), on t h e i r way Spithead.. . A letter hat" Council to thte'- Coelnnnsteisisitiofnre.',.7 (i t t h Lords c s o t f the 4 "ted th e tp the ,fl '"w su tt i ng , that it having ctiiue tess ie dge' their Lordshipi, that cert a in trait s sedge with butter and cheesy haul bccn rrtse(olftitli e l i l7l, uat the Custom House, trot the under an Order in Council, tkaed opPehruary l ast , thei r L or d s hi ps were clearly of , t P i inion, th at the Order in question was ever in ;attled ti ever 110, cou ld b e taken: to 'protect vessels r h wo Holland with butter and cheese ; and d' e ng 'that suchpractice shOuld foith with be scontiatied. A A k i, law ( I "toil; of the Gentlemen of the . ciiutity of ) Will take place at the Guildhall, 4 OWBury St. c sale • -141,4 On Saturday next, for the purpose of 11 4 :1 In g t he best ineans.of testifying their a!1- ig . t ll "i'of the conduct of Captain BROKE . (who 4 .111 .. I .uffolk), in his late aetlon with the 411 frigate. Chesapeake.. 11 I 1 , !, Alt MY. Tl l *Li d ,tlicers eri ---"""— itiiiiitniong Militia yekli_T v e i li, l t i g . tvc4:l44ve not c„„,i,jeted their quotas' ot . -!v t I Ad' ~ 81 : : 1 ,4 (' o r i c; e c i t: i i t i •k: :_ (l 'tlic t;t:l i l r o o w n6 i .e ng nia le rd t:e s r: .p i t i7 i m au tlte Ai i list. , o ~' illg ) :1 41 'loyal liigtartess ~.. , ff , of h i ' inee lie ,, ent hav- Lit i ii e'' Pleaseil, iirthe name and on the berm I _ ie Itra';., a Je'ty, to ~ppr ove of a volunteering from_ t i l tetl 4ll Militis, which is to take place on the IV I . , Vill ' e r lt ,' (l 21st of ()et ober; anti .1 lie Commander in 11 4 i I,...7lieesailur the measure to he of the most (- '' . `e . ::, - , liftq"Tnttatice to the public service at this pv: i t , i e lat e :, littamietl tue to ex press,h is cim fi den ce tti,.ii i i , htlit tt),1:1,,t1 of the Legislature will not b.* tlet'ea ' e ' s l _ " 4 [ qt . .' tth arrdogemeot %eh Felt has. Derr ra . f.l - - - : e. iv‘t T y ing flail effect to the Me 4 fobl CI WI " ii i 4141/POrtt'e b enefit Of ' yUllr best exertions 1 in , it . 1 40 1 118 COnSiderCti to lie expedlent that parties ., '4ll le line 41 ")titil have 'free access to the corps kt. itritt i t ,' : l i t e deficient in their qttotas P and. I t" : i l l e C l ( . l t , l l 7 s ittlY(4l;24 tetitiest you Will state wh e t h e r . , t t r t'i ,'','"ion to parties, as p, o p ose( l, attending the .14 t r l ll t. : 4 °titter yonr colunianil during the period 4 ,ili i i,„ l'"xt volunteering. His 'royal Highness 'Tith e 've roach pleasure in attending to your h t , ' with r e , n tellj a . PtCt to ordering parti,:, fr . o . m ,l ? i i ,, iy e‘ me R reill % '4opit which tatty appear to )'‘J't "-`-' ' ftk t PrOineCt of success." i - ,i, , • . ,-4ere h ---, ....... ... the- de „,iiie,,, ""4 "t4Ppeneti in the commune o f . r i se, t r °I Lott s - le-auliiier, an intermarriag‘ `e liqt,tilex .p,„L ,"." I ,` '' the ., ine , time two t t x , , , r , • , In dll'ltO at S' • the 'lt'it t ' l e degree tif , relationship that is ti te .. Nea t , of ', . . : m i a r coo 11_ ut ) „ . ~.t this union, is a ver sir% ~ th e tE t 'llt et . ;, ‘ l ,l Otis tbelos ppTuR is b'eCCH" :, "•itt -- " , "liitV of 1* ' ' ' his son's wife ‘, 14 , 4 . 1 0t1,,,,... i , ti son, yin' o f . 5r...11. , ..,.. I.,iii s wife :tt-iiint of Not. is Ini sistt.. i t _ . " 1 ",,, 11 ) ,„•Ltt 114 !3 „,it,4!e ' la ughter-in-law ot lier . sio..fr .6„ ,_ l ,' [ q: 1 : , 1) 1 .,„i t 1 % , Wren they will be the biAtiliol . . , . ( t i ' . ' 1 ii:4t.. 4 of. t:l,Pt, those of P.;,,tit. will be , t)ke , gtt,l,' i. 11'; Who „ I . l 'l' allot. The sous of N - 4 1 41-, 11 - 4 ,t` . tllietql r.,;",`)."rtl after those- of PAL 1., W l,ll IJ6 v tileir COnini. . - I 3* evils to El,gl :III!1g CrON creir in co fur triunq !II used? Ti '11S01) far heir very to ' l ` . .ol;t l ) I .lP t 5 er filo 0 41 e•A , t ,11 4 t# tr se IriP! Aft t at ilf1) ub ', A d (. 0 004 ltttt` , F , 4)1 st 4 „, i t tile v isl) le 'OO,l 11 1 ! -•••"'' I t ll tior L'1)111.'414 too 4:itit Uf a tbe V , 0 the fiiiiit s. ; 1r hi 9 foi`oi, ;titled i . I l i e I " P .,it ~a 3 ' l 3 go . ; oil,' flo il? 1:c ( ' 0 tid f = irt ll , t . ;1 04 ' iiel ":0011 it I Wl' 0 e,siA" cOntin li q the rors of 0 1 1 ( ) t int' 10 their 04 his peoP. . frotabesgi xrigerp 44°‘ ied k/CES ~!I pre ,„, tb iPV the coetesl' Eris A' ion lu go. option la the 010, ope t he' iltr; SWEDEN. VIP 1 7 .1.:2'IRACT Cl' A I,ETTEIi , P120:4 St'EDik. " You will be highly gratified in Iteking .that amicable. feelings iowritds Great Biqtaiti are lint 'Confined to the Go vehuitent cif thiS Counik , , b u t that t.lie Swides in general appear tO be very well plea ed at, the resumed intercourse of friebdAip between the two PoWers. A circumstance ,cently occurrca, which; thntigli Of little conie create, has excited a high reipeet'for the faster of Englishmen, not only in the, imnie dime place where it happened, but even through out the country, where it haS been zealously circulated. The event was as follows : Some fishermen who resided at a little village between Helsingberg and Ystadt, went out on their usual occupation, but a storm came on so violently that as their boat did not return, everybay, after , two days had elapsed, were persuaded that the whole Party were drowned. Two of these men were married and bad families, the others were un married, but had many friends, and their loss was deeply lamented; At the cud of six weeks, bow e ver,the inhabitants were surprized us well as over joyed by seeing the voyagers, who were suppweti t to be at the bottom of the sea, - return in Perfect health, with fine 'new cloaths on, and money in their pockets, which had been given to, theirs by the Englishmen, on whose coast they h ad been driven . The people were deliilited with this act of British., generosity, and expressed the warmest sense of achaiiration . and gratitude. The news spread with 'rapidity, and perhaps there is hardlya part of Swe 7 den that does not resound with the praise of Eng lislitnen, for their humanity, kindness; and libera lity to the'SWedish fishermen. This feeling i's.consi derably • augmented by the comparison between the treatment wide), these poor fishermen received and that Which the Swedish piisoners expCrienCed. • iii Frattee, l ma . tiyof:whom were eoinpelled to labour on the public works, and others 40.164 very harshly because they refused to elite:. into the ser 'vice of the detestable •Usurper of that Country." . BaEko.,---The: Committee upon the price of B rea d met vesterday, Mr. Aldermanlitaca in the •Chair. The tom) MAvoa laid before , them a great number ( remarks :on the inefficiency of the chthes of .the present- Act : after hearing Gentlemen 'conversant ..in the Corn Trade, the meeting was adjourned..-.,A Report ut the hues tiption of the_ COallTkittVe Will 'a! Mack in a short time to the Court of Coannon Council. At the Qnarter Sessions I'm the County of An I'ENNENT . was tried and found guilty for an assault upon the Rev. :\l.l- Court 'sentenced hint.to pay a .tine 101. , and 44) ~.,be int. prisoned three !nom s in.Carricktergus gaol. Tin! assault wag connititted at a public meeting-of the inhabitants:of Belfast, on the 18,1) Of Anfotit last. TENNEW4'.i3 tL leading %vitt) the faction. A Mr. ltuuttrtuFen, Philittlelphiet, contests the discovery. cat' the Perpetuitl -Motion with t Joiner at Dtunlrie3.. - Amongst tile numerous Agri7ultural in in Culuberland, none appear more ciuttlent ly conmpicuotts than those of Cal:tain.l3a6n4NE., of Cross&ld, on his farm at Inglewood Cottage, near Plumpton,; lie purchased ground under 204. per acre, and by unparalleled ex ert i on be 'bn B now about 300. acres in an excellent state of Cultiva tion, producing abundant, crops, and worth ,ut least forty shillings per acre per annum! ! ! It is supposed there was the greatest assemblage of thieves at the fight at Combe-wood, OnAtred, nedday; that ever were collected upon any similar occasion. There were at least 40 in a gang; armed with bludgeons, who committed robberies in the most daring manner. If any person at, tempted to avoid being robbed, by taking care of his pockets wherr they surrounded hint, they knocked him down with bludgcOns, or floored hjm, as it is collet! in the slang language. • A circumstance of rather a singular ,nature bap, here on Thorsday last ; the wife of a publican,,, of the nante of irc/$/t, residing in Caroline.strect, instigated by resentment against her husband, foNsolus part:ality . !ca bad manifested towards a datighte, by a 1,),-iner Wife, brought to the Post master halt notes for a sum considerably above 500/ 'which sbe alleged her husband had stolen from the mail above seven years ago. Welsh kola apartments for, the ‘ coach:non anti guards of the . mail, II e was. immediately apprehended by our Sheriffs, an 71 brought bcfore the Mayor, who coin- Mittcd (Nitahi , to prisou.. 7 .—Cot 4:frertiyor. A taring robbery was ennunittcti last week, after the close of Doucitster races, on sutlield Heath, leading from. Doncaster to Everton. A 'Gentleman, narat - il Foss, accOmpanied by a friend, was returning horne.to Nott inghomsh ire itra single ho t se,chaise, ivhewthey were attacked by four fel lows, who showed pistols, and robbed theta of notes and money to: the amount of 1701. their watc h e s . , &c. The ruffians then cut the harness from thelhorse, and bound the two persons gether with, part of it, and matte towards Ret ford. It is supposed the robbers, were part of .a - front ilirmin , hani gang • On Ttiestlay last, us Mr,. John GilkersOn, of Warwick Bridge, near Carl.sel, Was retorning front J3ramnptttrt market, be met one James John. son driving a cow, ivho requested hint to pur chase her ; Mr. tiilkerson, on looking at the b ea t, discovered .that• it was bis,own, which .bad been stolen from hint, whereupon the thief was apprelW) (led and COMIti teo to gaol-. The park of Mrs. Pootma, of Bosworth rork- H ous e, in- Leicestershire, was lately irobbed some; of ita fattest boas, but itr cow4etioettekt th e great .reward offered, the d e r o z o ti ri have. been fletected. They sold the carcases to L e icester borpber, 1 0 141 7 1 .q.tikt1,w4. this ve'c'="/ piCciKS "PwLO, TILE ROYAL MALY: ~.~ tthsoa„PCT. Priucct3 CcrAttrATT - r; when the wi:Atli . er permit, in 1 - ;euer(t : l rides (an NorsObitcli. evta y :ntoin!ng, and in the afternoon driv'el her heantiful 'o,?nies in her phaeton,. Princess rode on liorsvhach yesterday. .Count 111w7r,iTa left.Wimisor yeiterday morning. otcrday Lord ST. 1-I:;I.uNS arrived on a visit to the QuFF.N. . the QtIP.P.R, nccorriniinied by theit ,R o kal iligbnes, es rrineefises ni,izApeta and M A RT, went In Spring-groe, thoalihrOOkLgreen, the s eat of ~sit Joserqt 13,1Yn1, Where they v.iere received by Sir Jostain, and Miss i3ANKS. Th e y were more fortunate in the izeatber than on the late former visit. Yesterday proving. favour able, her MAJIiSTY went again, agreeably to pro wise, to view the chnice collection of plants, &c. Made. by Sir JosErn. 'The Royal Party, after gratifying themselveS, partook of an early dinner, and returned to Windsor. POETRY. tEMPORA MITrANTUR. NAP us'd of l'iat*.iy td boast, Ba now Its tells it diirtent story ; Content to ward; away his bolt Covered with :nst,:ati `tt EPITAPH ON co.LEBRATI:.I)- COAL-riE.AvER. to larnent bis change, ye just; 11 on:y gone front "dos/ iu (last." (ANOTiiE:I-)—IN SWANSEA CHURCII-YARD. The body, underneath this stone Of my lute Jonas, Who, when was an Adoni.i Ali I vit,ll-a.day! 0, Death ! thou spoiler of fair faces; 1 7 4/by foulest thou him'front my entlaraces, How couhrst thou au* so many grace? Say, Tyr4ut,, say. .IMarlager is reported . to have made his exit SO rapidly, that some of tie an.. lierice; who had giveo great eredi: to his abilities, imagined he had gone trough a trap-dour, • " j say, a inoviru Gtom."-71.VIAcctili. The Brighton .Greve has h►kcn fect4 W::ieli 3otne , eons hardly will believe Though at t'e.is .yeakm, after ail, TLeynti4lit- expect 4 Gievotofitll. thefitit of the pi64:ot year appears singularly' propitioas—whether we 100 l tc3 the f a ll o ff e ,, l d t , at Paris, tho of ra.,'.7 at Dreden, or the d'n/i of bread nt Lon(10 , 1, _The consumntatiGn will, we hope, 'be the f <ill (y •Vuonaparte: The baker 'cony luc;:d of sabstituting pulverised pebbles far flout', jnstiiies himielt on •very high authority, by trotiilg, • "rhey asked tor bread and nc l .r o ve tiwni stcae." A Fite Sicilian travellcv gives an anecdote prove that the higotted Catholics in that country begin to ente•rtifn firoortrohlti opinions 'of' the'EngliSh. A prs!:it hearing a Sicilian ‘vinnan Say that one of o ffi fNrs , who happened to pass LIY, tioely dres!ed, Wonld r' go to hell lot all his la . cc," rc. hal ie d Iter, and added, " as • for the Turks they certainly go to hell, but nphody knows where •Me Eng!i,,h go to After General AlonvAO had joined the Emperor of at head-tpiart crs, a most o►nee: i meal iii- tercon n i e Was immediately established between th em , i n t h e course of which the Emperor record ed many anecdotes of what had !hissed between hi ni ,di an d B .L IONAPARTE at Tilsit and at Worth. iLt they were at Erfurth,' the L.wperor had said to llooi , r4eAtcrn, that he' would indeed be a great. man , if, he Would give to Europe a Pelleo lipt/11 grounds calculated to insure the independence of nations. Buos:AeAtrrn . replied, .` 4h, Emperor, :tqa. bawl no, knowledge of »101,7 broke .the conversation. Upon this Moak:A.lj oberveil to:the Emperor, "Your Majesty did, not dive ititu lluoNAemern's meant to say, if you bad sufficient knowledge of then, you . Would know that l atll TIM the hero 'von take me - for ) hitt a mere 'Britrand." lii a conversation with one of the Itiussian ' 'Generals;the4ussiin, praising his Sovereign, said he stem; one o f t he beet ' narchs—" That is not suffiCient," Said Moßzau, " Ire is also one of the beSt of wen." AVben ANn.or.uv,, after being made prisoner',' arrived at, Latin, the potittlaCe - were . so enraged against him, t:,..tt they would have ston e d him, had not a party of Cos3aelts conte to his assistance. Ile'had bcen allowvil to wear his'sw , wd, ttntl in o pen carriage hail been prepared for his convey ance to He *complained of it, and de- Mantled, i,t .tii imrtvioas nhintier, Ft elbsc....arriavy., to prevent his being' knutvn arid ill-treated in his route—ion' the Emperor rssing by at the time, he c;illed out, E,iiperia! Eutporrur Lecl(9llills' 1141 . 1 to crime; to hitn, It 3 if he had been enilirrs to his servant. ' The Cr Ind Poke Cox‘i7ANTINC, indignant at his insolence, rode up to hint, and VO4 dare to complain of bving ill-treat ed—you, who have 'committed all sorts of crtitrl ticss and crimes---there is no treatment, however ill, that would' not he too good for you " His lii ,t ri~tl tlightiebs orderf!cl him to he deprived of his sword, and to he 'sent off lien' It js known of V4NtiAmmti, tinit after a battle, hr cruised an emigrant, who liad heel) tmtite prisoner, to be" called imuu hi:: roan), and ately shot him. WitintsieW Mistake, hr . I?! .I`,:r the (ho lie..--;\n Apothecary and D. ;ii ing town, who dealt with .: y for a %reek - 1y supply of meat, on •To I: Am the tli;4111, 104 word tt tell: .-;•, O the qlottl.l knock early in TP tier ceilititi joitits Which , -Ahotit ttn) lit the morning, the lad a sound 4leel) by a iouti eniNVlllig to the 1,; , 1.4r14, Z toes.:en,ger Ito it 't I-4 Doctor, it'll;it's ' Sltzeping it , ivent t lec t ,; c, vAkttiwrg, 4uAttA1i ) 4... 2 t.44 a 1 timid DlS . Triliiiill?C :.. l . ti' ... i'LiriVic inii: _‘• • ,• , ' r":• 17 Mthlrq; OCT. 13.—A most set.ibits 4frray took place last ,night; 4 ptthlic 7 house hroke-street, ,ISock; hctwceo a party of tag Mu; inighau niitlit s A iL).-s tothe mattqt V 7.0.1% , The cause , lispute which,tieettsipiitid .it, Wehelieve; hi not yet beet correCtiy aseertaided; kit we understand 6f)irie of the seamed were ve r y „ severely wourided. The tots n was in . 11 complete, state of Uprty,r, anti it wits with the utmost cliflieitlty the soidiinti, were driven to their he:Tacks, which was elrected by tlie pel l seveling exertifiris of the Momig-loin and L'lri cashire Militia.&ogu after dly-light this piorn log, not witiostanding a double ginirl had been placed at the bE.wraek -gate,„ it was and tbek'again appeared in the town in 4rett flora bersithiot dial not, it i s sa id, comm i t slay. other . acts of violence, and were scion to'reed back to their br..rracks by the military, whel'e Oe•inie Of the ringleaders were secured. TilE MARKETS. CORN EXCILI NOV,, Ocr. 15. We bad_no frviti arrivals of was by nn means brisk, thc pri Oats there was but a short the. pricri; remain the same as and may ne e , iwidered 1.. or e! in jeniand, and snisporteltlisi . at the lat English Wheat 39 ..19s. 7:14. rine ditto 62,:„ Foreign do. -, 50s. 70i. 102 s. !Lye Ilar - 4.14. New ditto - 1545. Malt - 7 - 70*. a(ls. Fine - n 4 whitt Pease (boil.) 90s. 100 N. New Grey Pease 41a. GIN. G4N. 'nth Uratl4 - - - 545. G(41.1 . • Wlie:it this morning: Ih' salt ces the smile us in Sinn:toy : of ty, and 4t few of kitie finality, last . quoted; Barley w;d tll, 4,cheaper ; Bolting Pc.se were rprtce; other artivies reitatiniA O 'Tick lions « S::ts. 70s. Slll3ll 'rick Fved Oi - 15.4. ()is ditto - - ;30+. 413 i.. Poland ditto - - sZOI.• %if.. • as 4, Potatoe chito - It Seed . prrlAst. tit)s. 85s ! Svcouili 8(4. SMITHFIELD NIAItKET, Ovr. dat's Market hall a short supply of :11i ffopent 1:hols of Cattle ; Mutton, and Veal, wen , dearer : Pork stAtl at last price' 'in/ the trzide in getteral was not e:, siderable. The in liay-taarliet were ti ; //ay bits k.;,0 ir4,, price ; straw:hod Clover imq ilrOpped in price.. '4 be under. tleruientiotad lait(s oust nntalters ere a correct statument. 'i'ij ,sink the Offal, per stone of to!). ileef,'64,ott. to 6s. 251. Molten, (is. Ott. to 71.0 . 1. Veal, od. to 84. Pork, 7s. Oil. to Bs. • Beasts, 710. Steep, .lgoo. Calvet, 140. Pigs, 306. trAY-AlAitteliT. Hay, 31. 01. to il. Le. straw, 11. 10s. to 114 16s. Clover, 61. 105..t0 61. 10,. Governor FARQUH4R has ordered the'formation, at the Manritus, - of a corps of one troop of ea.. valry and one eonteany of infantry, consi• titig, of all the British subjects and their m3id..tit in the klawl, and others who were not. included: the in capitulation on the surrender of the lslatnl. ur”., accoritrenteuts to hf,iiit n iih u dby At the ex;Jence i,f t;rel l .teoiher i ., Th u inhabitants of 113at!:t us receut:y pieseuted a tue mortal GOVcrIH,I . VARQUHALI, Ctptc , ,Si?ip*, strong term's, their di-like to the introduction of an African Regiment, called the Bourbon Corps. On Monday morning last, an Irish recruit (who,' bad arrived at Worcester on attirotty, on his route through that City), mode on attempt to dro, - ,yrt himself in the river §evern in hot, wag fortunately taken out before ; _he war. evfliooo.tqct, 'and conveyed to tic 'Bh rictus Public-11mm, lit, I Treg,latie, near the Severn; when, after temain ing half an hour, being recovered * he naturally tonk Iris. !walking stick, and prOCceded to th,e . spot iigain, where be first threw his stick into the river, anti then himself. This latter project teruni-* mated his life, tUld he was unfortunately drowned.' estriloN TO PAitet , rrs, &v.—Too !mth caution cantu.t be given to . patents and servants, and those entrusted with tine care of chibl r ,.. n , to, pre ,, vent their , putting hard substances into their months. The truth of this, obSetvation, the 1 0 1- 1 0 ‘ring melancholy instance trill testify :,—As it fine b,6y, , „ folly years and a half old, Son of Mr. 'of Pedliuge, near Ilythe, at its playing • with sortie 41. d hating sotne into his mouth, one of them uy some means' slipped' into the ‘vind-pipe. Surgical assistance wa s tuciUatuly, t1i0.,0 in vain, procured: he wos in grei t distress for sonic thne till it passed' to, the • bottom of the wind-pipe. lit remained in a fe-' veriSh state for some days, and when the he:01, had become Considerably enlarged by the moisture it abs Orbed, he was suddenly uttaalied with in spato in.tile part, which carried him oil' in nn in st:►ut. On',lpspectitrg the plirts after death, ,he beim *as fulthd at the commencement oc the tithe leading to the Jett twig. Boos 13'0.11 , ..a.,---The following is copio literally from a'country Paper :- 1t Stramore, in the county of Monaghan, near the town q e ohts?ou g li; a short thug ago; a el ttnntrty of.htittee. was t'incid in a huwon thelauds of 'lfloii A, .1 N". SUN, ():' Arin.Agh, ,tsq. ytr. t depth ut tac}i,ty fee h etwat h , t ,oril t ee of the ground. Tie n 6! Of the antiseptic quality: of the hog, the bittrer , w, :f fortn 'a State ok the most perfect preservatior, ; colrmr a stattv)ry T, Pcrn II Who fOUII4 this huttcri mixed it with othe':!. unctuous matter, and formed it into candles for family rune. It as more condensed in oub s t auce , th...in butter usuallyusually ., .but perfetly .$ \Vett u taste, and devoid 'of :any ditigreeable 11..00nt seven yem•i ago, a qtuoitity o f p ea t, tel feet in depth, had been Gut off the satne A t that period, therefore, the entity incv e L i ;,( under a pressure of thirty feet of mos i ( ntibai4 Jt i trna! ) Trip. - ti It v.- PATENT 'fir! 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