The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-21 00:00:00

l'nto Harbour the Mg/Mk, of 74, - Capt. GROROR , HART, to undergo the necessal Went out of Dock the Fearless Gun -brig? `did' otiii,e in the Turkulent Gun-brig, Lieutenant , (J . ...TtORGE • ISLANDS Or 'Bctu.y, DEC. 14.—Carde in the ..; Providence, of S*ansea, Davin DAVIS Master, from Plytnouth,-ladin with copper ore, bound toSwansea two Of Pier crew were sd , benumbed with' the cold 'ns to be considered aCtually dead, but on her arrival hire obe.of the two,, after great exertiQns.mak by Bentletnin of flit.. name of.StivoLAIR, and others, in' the weihndg.generally. used to restore susilknded ittitnation, was at length recovered, and he .l 4 - tiow , fin wll•other a fair wa , r .o doing ej• the was pasere,: Y:4 tovery, • :Came in the Hound Bomb, Capt. 4OCKYER.' 'A ( owdays since she fell in -with the Crew of the Ilarrtet and Ann,WiLKINs Master, from Fahnouth, With copper ore, who had taken to their Boat to save their lives, the Vessel making three feet water 'in the hour, 'and it is supposed has since foundere . th- Arrived the Louisa Tender; she also fell in; with • the Crew of the Success, PAINTER Master, ,from Truro, after having been in their Boat ten hohrs, in Which time the Mate died from cold and excessive And was thrown Dverboard their little Boat Was nearly Ailed with water three times, • by the sea t'rczking ever them, and they were only kept from drowninglsy bailing her out with their hats and buckets. Their Vessel went down before- they were * taken up the Tender. Arrived the 'Scorpion, Capt. STANFELL, froM a 'cruize. Ckne in the Rebecca Transport, with homes, Request Transport, with troops, 'and the! , 11 A340N, from Southampton, all bound for Cork; 'And tieVerat other Vessels, waiting -for a wind for Porrsssourn, bF.c. 20.--=Sailed last Friday 'the •,. ~t retz., Capt. Heywoon, and Lavinia, C a pt. LO r d \V. - STUART, Frigates ; Pelican Brig, Capt.. NVAPai.. 1 , t:tidTranderer Brig; Capt. Cttourox, for the Wear, ; Ttniii, With a great number }}' Ships under convoy. ti, ''. c.sterday arrived the Lissette, If (.301ITH, from Carlby 3 . Borough., PATTISON ; .111 d Lilrort . , from Sunderland ; Nelson, GAscoICINE, • Guernsey; Nelson, A.TKI NS ; 14;itiy, BATCH C '(}ll..; 'John; r;,• Speedwell, BEBEk.i. 1 and Argo, tlyso.;itati.s, froM Lon l,m. . •.'atyr;') .. lichari/ and Mary, Hawk, and Roberi l ftunning Ships; for Saint Dothir,go. Arrived this day 'the Leda . . Frigoe, Capt. N, frorn n . crtlize ; tcr Gun-brig, .Lent. H. TALSOT, from the River,Plate (left - the convoy, of the Channe! ! all and Mina:4 . I*i!rg, Lieut. wicAa,v4, froITI . • a 'cittizei the Rupee, VuLtztt ; Martha, POSTER ; and Pr6gresi, STzeni:§; from Saint.Petersbuigh; Sriccess, Cot.r.t,r and Sincerity, Bnocou, from London., .„ailed the, Ifinotaur, pi Wee-Admiral Sir CII.ARLKS CorroN ; 4141!, guilt, CHIA. GALwAy ; Nyin.phe Irrigate, :Capt; SHIPLEY; and alilbrook Schooner,: Lieile. Lenctr, , i•vith 64 Transtierts under convoy, 'haiing on!board. the 2.9 th, 3e2d, 500', rind. llegirtients Of Poet, Enir Battalions of the King's German 'Legion, and one cortipaity of German Artillery, on a Secret ,Ex pedition ; also sailal the Moselle Sloop of War', C..ipt: (JORDON, With - a CritiV6y lot tclik p.tandel, of .50 gun;, Copt. DAvtspt4 , .fbr t1:45;g141;1 atidaapper Gutt-hrigon erniie.. , 'Mot:4ld downs to Sr. Helen's thti Spkce'r,..(474 , 'guns, Capt; the lion Smtireitil. ,; r • Dem., Drc. 2a.-I.temaitt in . wyni the Princess of Orange and 7)-ms/1 Men of W 'and Banteret Frigates; Osprey Slooii of War ; Sp . e. eillater Lugger; flarnion .and Several • 'I he Extra Custom-:house . Ltiggqr, ore this_stationl ionic a very fine Lugger last 'nigh;, loaded with spi_ its; andliroki i iht her into the Downs. • Eli Saturday the Dispatches were , finally closed at East India House, and delivered' o'theliOykri ill the following Ships %Vain-ter Castle, C., twin i.. Dodds, for St. Helena, Ben t 4.)! 211, uturChin4 ; etomi Ramstletil ti.=tera and Bengal; Winchelsea, Captain .W •M o tfos :Captain M..Ctaig; Jritt ti C.l ptai‘i*?'llis- Bombay and China. lint W INCH CI IFA.---Mr Veury, Merchant ; Mrs. r.iist Miss Drury, Mrs. and ,l, s ,..i'flarrison ; Li , utsnants Hawkins and TAyli.r • Captain Calipheil l Weddell, Free Milliner, for Bombay ; Mrs. Cunnelly, tier Pass:Nor:RS Savage. Surgeon; Mts. Savage ; Captain Watson, for Bengal ; Mr.`,Clarke, Ca4et. for Madras. re.ssiiNni.tis ?ER, ESSEX—Mr Clarke, Free Mariner; ,Shotton, Free Mer,:rlarir ; I'.'s'. Strkoe, and Mr. 'Richards. Cadet, tor Bombay. NI r. losepll LttAcin, for the capc.of Good !lope. L'Assirtis;lig4 r I.R Ek.CrtriSTONlt—Lieut, K. Arge l Mrs. West, two Miss Westz;,' and. two Master Wists; Misses ;oo4ltvii; Hare ; Mr. it. Aslwith, and Sir..„Montgonterie, ; Milliners ; Hay, Bombay Marine ; "Lieut. I. Ar tor, 111)111111y. f , :NeltitS ?ER WALMIN Green, Mrs. Ctivrton. and Mrs Maley, tot St. iii ;ta t . Mr. , Conyany's Agent,. Sirs. I...tingle, for the Cape of ; Mrr. Salm on , l're:›ittriner, anti Miss C. Lox, 0, COPENHAGEN, Nov 17.-;-A Flotilla; like tha of Boulogne, is conatrutiing here. Seven Gun-boat, are alreiady on the stocks. They are to be carried' to the number of 400, without cornprising.i.m ing batteries.. These works are carrying on' in :all the. Danish ports. "About 30,000 melt will, within a few diyi, be 'colleoted in Zealand, and it is More and more I;etid 'that a 'military conscription will be feiorid . to."—We continue to take seoeral - British Vessel's, and expect rnore'coming from Russia.- DEC. PARIS, D . 1 1 2. 1 .41arShia BESStERES gave a grand fete on - the 4th instant, in commemoration of the Emperor NAPOLEON'S Coronation. All the fashion of Paris was iitvited. The three Elea - oral Colleges of the Kingdorti of tltaly ivere to hold an extraordinary meeting On ,the, oth instant ;" they were sumtno'ned to *attend . by an orderlii•om the Emperor NrApOi;6x. • Tilb ARCH CHANCELLOR of the EMPIRE arrived on th 6 6th instant at Paris.' The • ilrgus of the loth, asserts, that the #rencb entered Lisbon 'on theitsth ult. Tlie Danish Government has issued an order; de:- clartAg all slips that pass 'the Sound without paying the toll, lawtnl prizes; wherever they may be captured. . • YEN ME, bEC. •3.r+The Emperor at - rived here on the 29th ult., where he was: received wiiA the most distinguished homers, and 'A . Cantata in celebration of his arrival was performed at the Theatre on the tst instant ; on the. 2cl, there was a Te Deum, and a general illumination ; and on the his Majesty was, employed in visitingl . the public works, Ac. • NAPLES, NoV. MISSitIII Mops Which had arrived at ,Minfredonia,.and MIMI, :it was behev4, were to march through Italy and Germany, had again imbarked An the 24th of Odober, tin order to proceed homeward by sea. It isalso stated that the English 'troops which evacuated' Alexandria had come to Palermo, in Sicily. BERLI 14, Mc. 1.--By the new, plan for re-organ izing the army, the eolith.) , will consist of (is squa drons, each containing 1 . 50 . men. The augtnenta-• Lion of the infantry will not take place till the return of the limo to Berlin. The Portuguese Squadron which sailed from the Tagus ortthe ggth November; coutisted of the fOl. lowing Sliips • Names. Cling. . .• . • Principe Kcal - - 84 ' Mince of Brazil and Queen rom gikinita de. Portugal .. 74 • . hsrard. Conde Henrique ' - - /4 Medu.z a - - - 74 Alfonso de A lbirtuertitie , .64 , Princess of 13:azil on hoArd. D' 1 uso tie Castro • - 04 • Pri:.cipe. de Brazil - 745..., Martini 1)e Frittos -, 6) , - .. illinerva• ' ." Goltialto - 3 6 Urania - Vbadur ViOrnica - - 10 .. , .. .., 1.0 pre ..• - .... 22 EM:UII.I Ctllloi3 - 11 , , Given on bo_ard. the Principe Real, the 2901 !',7dv. 1 Se 7. 7 . Ships of War *Web remained in t Ile Port of 'Lisbon : ' . ~ . . Itime. Guns. . ; St. Sebastico ' - - b 4 lit want of great repair. :Maria Prirria .-- .. 74 Ditto. „ . v„5i.,,, , e Gamma '- 74 Nearly rea'cly . tiir sea, but ball. 1•:•111. ti., de Beisa - - , 6 .1 Fit only: lor,coildetnnacion. feiii,i - - . ' 4 B . A ' ants repair. - - . Amazona - - 44 Ditto. . Perola • - - 4, Ditto. Tritico !!... '.. '.. .. •40 Vary bar!, . Venus ' , . - -3 , Tjic ~, tie. ~ . , - . '. Given onboard thi.i l'inicitie kcal, :he 27th NOV. iLto7. The following; etter. was, on Saturday afternoon transmitted to the oRD N lAYoit , - , ; t.i . , . . , , , •'! Forrign Ogler, ,NOl/.fart ,Two,- I'. Ai. . , " Mir l.cii: n, I.hc. 19,. iso7 . , , . . " 1 11,,, , ,.: the honour id aciitiaint s:our Lordship, that Lord StrAtti;fold, Ills "-Majesty's ;Aitustiyt . :Pleiiljiotcntiary to - the (. o',lrt of Li.bon, has just,artiir.eil, having left the Portuguese Eh cr on the stli inst. het wecn Madeira apt! t 4 Western ; ; I,,,l.lttrts, Under convoy cif a British Spitt&ron, ,ieeting With a ;;.:: 11 hid- for the Ilrart'r , . I litivt• tile liotio•ai rte.! .• , . C , iAlird) . ..:" Q. CA'NNING,” , "l'o ;he ltight Holt. the Lord .:: ayor.'' I N ; Captain Yq o , 0 1 the' ,CO/ ' twice Sloop , also reached town on Saturday, brt,k,.een two and three r o'clock, - mill at tended.° it the A,lfoiralty -with di/latches fvonl , ;in. SIDNEY Salrin. - r ., partly' after his arrivqi the fullcming - Letter wait). ‘,.. , L or d , tt,t topateneu, b y ,ti.sin.,Littitn, ..to the : Lola*. . M.AtOtt : ' ? ' '' • 4 ' . " 19 Laic!), itimie.alry, Lit 5, tg„ • "I 'ha ve gieat gatisfaelinti itir aeridainting your Lordship, titat• , Ca . o. i ee, of his Majegtt's Srotip 'Cinifizitice;,arrivEd . trifyincyll9V)l, at ti)l. OIhAM, 'With titipmches from (tear- Ottpral Sir Sidney smith, dated 1)ec..6, stating, that the, Pflicc ItWitft . 'whti "the'Ohole of the Roy4l . Family, eon. sittihg: of .tit teen &Wolf, 'had • criibarke , l tot' ihe r $ razil4 on . : t,,hp 1 4 41 i' At , Witil.WVOl Sail of tile Lint, five Friga O tes. re* ii riiie(t.Btik i t; . in kt tipwitnitpi thirty4int7il Vessels.,, ercha Vessels.,, " Ile c ,,t , 'augebbe Fleet ,is •sittetgled by this Majesty's iiiiiii ,Ilaitlboroogli," Loddbn. Moiritilif.'ittitillWford, under the 0,11,0041,, , pt pt..htoott. ' . -., . .. 001/ ttn‘t sPixice4!)le Port , :ite:-.e. Line-of-Kittle ltip, , , d a d . ;lire 111114 s, remained in tii,.. Tagus ; eight Russian .Litio-olLba tle•_Sltilis remained iti the Tatus ; only three at' whij.;ltltere; in ,condition tor 40, ~ ,+ ., " f(Car...A,,,lirliv3i Sir Stdm) Stniti; has resumed tlie Block-, ;1(161406'4'0A ot Lisbuil With live Sail orthe'Lirie; and will • poulitlitly by slits time have beeti joined hy an additional 44tiaalion I.sL 1.1dt:4141011s Ship:J. , f , $ 1 ; hiv e ;he honour, ace. --" MUI,GRAVE." ••••,••••••• The. A4th . Regitnait is 'on its way hotrie from In dia, the 47t'hiter , ,inientdiaving proethded from the River Plata for India in July laM, for the purpose direlieving it.' In the mean lime thh . Oillcers and reeruits of the 84th Regiment, at hone, havd 're ceived order;44o 'assemble at Halifax, in Ybrksbire, to wait the arrival of the Regiment. -We understand INA every point has been acceded to by Governmenr for Which d, e 140th . qpts were at all spheitotis.' Ati.Order of Countil has been sign ed, and 4411 shortly be published, to the purport, that all fitissiati Merchant Ships that have . sailed'Or may sail direa. from the ports . drltlasiii to : this country; previous to Ow - first di lau:i.ary- fietx be permitted to di:!cbarge tlitir carpet; le : theft re:. spe6live con3igneeB; and* return tb any port, 'not. blockaded, without molestation en the part,of Br;-, fish 'Ships of War.. • - Private accounts from the Hague bf so late a date as Friday last, state the arrival of M. Tist.tatvitANo at that place; and 'King Louts was about to in out fin - Paris. , T.4LLEYBAND Will probably aft as Vice- Ray, until LOUIS fratiSterred to another Mogdoni, . At a late . honr oft Raturday night 'Sir Aeritt'tt 'NCR?' arrived at the house .01 his tatter, the 1;311 cif iixatatous, 14m filo Istind sorrettdot - - lir a !I NEW TRAGEDY OF FAULKENER. BY Dias. H, si ODDS'S. • Through Evidong I've fretted on 'the Stage, is very vixerf-hlutr,r t r;orii, and r. This is the way each sitsii:ie Hard ru.si . got.- /. there untsfi , n..'ro Piot I - Some drawn with hitut !Orin and feature, taut wauting .111 that halhws human nature; • A ;'.salts, a Glettarvd4, mischief- taewing, i ci lurr buspeAles; Virtue to its 'tatter needless jeo lousieS and fears, And sq the talks topither by the ears. • r. !ins but a sciavy means ; hnt'hless the Poets I• I*.rtv y neither those with wits nor no wits. • •-• But this. man -shall,( c'erforge my anger? 4%105t he wake me, thrsoollt,, a feinaleLanga ? - Ikl4 you,ltftve held a simple, harmle a rtratcr,; , . you' have hall'd A Mar:this, Child of Nature; Anlfrit%triltilk gull 'less 0t . d..,%:n, - • , Ain! Sophy Frvel,..ve wati her Valentine. Thula' harmless, Mild, let rue apNar, ' twit on these hoards, and in my private sphere, . '• this poet, louse the train this chain ; Break his Mag; . elon's rod, and set the free apish Ilia soft ; methinks this tountel suits me ill': have no gall. and must not shy ill 'Rightly exploited, the po.it is my triend, • And' gives one trial, of Home ne'er penn'd, That told of patietit izzel : ,he siistaiied In gentlest wise wliate'er her fold ordaintd.-- , - .. Had he eiljoirett her fury, riga and pride,-; • Ere she had Ada/ thilt s .re would have died. Pardon the bard then, and his pt.it, Ah, spare I have worn the livery once; I still will wear it ; Night "tier eight triut»pit over nature,.' And still approve myself your faithful creature( Your,fa your is the bo,m tor whitAt I sue, •. • I'd tr y a thou a n d ShOPeti to pleasine you. , ,THCATR E.—The only notvelty ln .the retire-. &agitation of Othello on -Saturday la,t , at C:nent 111rdeiiTh&itre, was first,..appralice iu ifig'o. ObfrerVed IWhe.:l we first hoard of his , ititantion to perform this part s that, iu our °pi ' mon, it had beat generaiiii- Misconceived, and . tVe were graictied in seeing So' groat, 'an Apr justify that trpinion by his pprtbrinutie, of i:. (41 Lint ostentatiously britig'fortvikf the. !4r,titi ( ±,• bF Ain, and seem to says " tioW I an going:to be very &Mining," as • most of his. predecessors have done, but supported the part in the plain , b; ori t i no d ' open manner which is suppOstd to have f;xed• the chara'aer in the estimation of the rest of the plfz math' Persona,,. except-. oderigo, to Whorl; it wri necessary for him to reveal buns fur therauco of ,hj4 i, :\u designs. altos KENtaCE gave representation of the Author's' intention, and peerforMed the charaeler in a masterly style. liowards the end ofthe Ilay, however,. he began to ,gi-ow a little hoarse; and . was et idently net . so'vrgon , oils as first, but 'still kept a flitliful line of the part in view., and alliirdigl nfueli satisfaaion to ,the 3Hdienee in ,enc. ` ral, as well as to every judiciens Critic, The rest of the Ray', stipported by POPE, CHARLES KEMBLE, and Liss Sitig-rn, in Othello; Cacsio, and Destievioto,.. There was a nutnerous.Andlerce, and The Blind Bay excited all the usual interest and applause.. 'The. Gentlemen of the Society, at COrk, commenced their charitable dramatic anuisetnents tm Nlontlay Inst, with Y'/.pit Brtsll.4' : sh'at'74olll, and Tne J*1'101(114 , liourauini .; and. oti the of Ja• unary there.vvill be a fancy fin• the benefit of .the House of Industry. . . Coupte i ss (...'it.tvr.:s has dispensed her favon , s over the Kitirthm. Mrs.T. lietriFlll :3 01 . , of the Lincoln ,Theatre, her Eiittjr 4 ll : sist.r.l :l ..l av ,-, sr,ridjq'v e ry superb 6iie, I. 4 inc The Earl of ttWiled .Out a hitt], on F:ic.11 , 7 hv i near Croydon, which;!afto.a . o hotir acid a half l s hard running dropped down dead: A Ge ot f,„„ 4 , l „ w h o was following the , chase kid trtrrow of bellie killed; 'as 'hithorse; iii li!!apai: , „ rolled over him.; t !HO walvt..ry . but not dapir,erous!y,,. . . The maw,' who t ';• : - 1 t o. el ) iii 40 : 140p3af0r,•,:,i V•Ai,Or ut ten .girittyaoo, port'OOtied it on Satu r day, 'tile w' is I,l)e,ititiVi'd iu Groiepor-;ailhare, No!'th' ,4ti'4lo . 4i: , Mrcer: to I)olco4troet. A great file t , depending were present. Ilefurf,, starting, the ' 0 41 3 wei-0 two to otie,,:qpiost 1001---when, tp tile. .qtrprise of the Spedators, he t%.ent OVCI' the {;round in '46 hops. , w e ate i:oneernedtgi . stite the tlie 41eiritt . Pule which sailed itotsi Cork for Bristol on the. Vid Ult. wish a greatil number Of 4- passengers, amongst .I,s , horn were the Lady,, ,i ! ,), ! iti .Esq. of Mallow, and Miss M. MANsi:Lt., yuLtujest. dadgli ter of the late .1oSi: Pit A N v,t. !,, 'Kill; of Lirrr eric-k MelaUctiOly to relate, cvely pessolg on board perished. " . „ The rOacli in most' parts. of• tt.iel(ingiton nt.e tiecortte ri3ssable;iifilesi in the hillyeountries, the snow lies rriany teetittit:pth... Gambling among the French Prhoners on hwid the sever,3l.pri.san Ships in the Iliver,Mv4wplffis airiyed at. an alarm height, Ori , hoard qt the , Wher9: there are nearly' `ii(iti I ..- ()a! a billiard-4;lb e k i tiAap.-t. W . , an d' pri soners theniselves in dut log the hours they arc allowed for co l; ?l,Martia,l'bn the trial of SIC Cu:llll,Efi FI oTHAm , c o lbijel of the lleverley I3ufla, gitll. r;urf finuos to sit at. Chelsea College, The jyronfs f(4. subilautiating the tint six chargol I,Y re on S atur d ay i s expeo4-(1 thgt the ptin;ceution will close on l'horsday—erter wific!), will tenter on his defence. .He iSat:IC:IJ.c,,I lii M r . H A It . !los, who wai; CO:Amel un trite trial. An 111(rilaiti011 was herd before Xr. UNWIT4i Coroner JOT . the Connty..of Middlesex, at the Kick Horse, Cannon-street, Ratolifti,!...high way, on : Tipi r s. day evening, on the`body ot%an iniant child, found dead in a ditch next Old.Gravelrlane. :it up peered that the child, When foiind, luid on a: shovl . handkerchief •tied tightrotind her neck, and the end in her mouth, aa.gagged, So as to form a probable ! cause of murder, the Jett', fotand a viadir:J of - r : Jul Artirduragetinict pers'ons unknown. Another Inquisition was held the same evening s and before the same. Coroner, on the body of a. Girl of the Town, who resided it: S:ar and Garter Alley, Ratcliffe. She was foraid dead in her bed a tetv days s i nce , and was in her cotlin going to he interred, when a hue and cry was-raised that She had be e q l mordered :—the mourntul prQcession. returned, the body WI'S taken out, and_ there appeared some marks of vlolence upon U I in so much ~(), that th 4 fury fotinfl a verdiCk . of— lit i ifut Alibi 1 lit'r at a;nst vcrstin or penons u Old lady of" theloo,it tribe is in-enstody on.stivicion, T°Nk. lAR L it A 101 LORUTYRA WLI The - Clizincellor givennYitiee.on Satutdify that hu, : wonid give jiiciginta in this itopprwiro. cause; t (lay, the. Court was .'erotvded at a 'very early hrsitr. c.':ountes of F larr;rgio t i, Lidy St.atitiQ'pe, Sir Artfrii severa,l other IleYsotis . Ti istin io n , lvith didiu-ulty obtained sem Con,iguotts to the Bench. . „. At eiV*.!tf . the fl!bannell&t,"- together with , the "Lord rou, who ha. assisted h in' oar, 'the coarse of the hearing, tuck ihuiv on the • Bench; and the 'Chief B irbit itnmediately procee.!ecl dyllver, his opinion, addressing :himself Is, ,1 He minutely stated all the hick. el :Ito and concluded by expressing the curiviaio.'n h:s Mind,. that Lord l'lravly was truster the cited of 1776. That as such, ho could not treat for, or talce;veitheYby-way of demise or porch:lse; any part of tiliel.:trusr'esiate, consistent with the roles Couttol. Equity g atid that, ttsrefore,.ilio sevcral conveynntes of that ropto - iv, obtained by Lord' Tyra toy' subsequent to the teed tit t77b, were'tzindulent and , Vold - , not only as :against the: remainder , man,' Viscount sudley, :but with recraeti to Cue .t 11 , 1.111 for titoolto Earl of Arran, and ought, to ha , so. The LOrd Chancellor, in a speech ' 'considerable length, ob§erved on the positions'of the Gbief 13arcin, Btu t 114; and fortifying them several' able opposite quotations. ,pronuni:,:.(: ..decree recominehdect ' - by the Lord. Chief Baron, ';.4n.1 direaed that on in:. should issue to put the Earl of Arrati into ,possL in of thosestatt3, in soon as the necessary :accounts iihuuld have b:en adjustectbefore the M3S- , ter but giving Lord Tyrawly an option Co' wave. those amounts; and set ott' itte interest of rite sums he 11:41 'a,hanted against thy suesritt-rats, it' he shquid, be so advi4ed, . • The Court was occupied the whole tiay with thia iltpOrtaur party is to abide by his Own CL SESe I'7OE73EG-41: Egirt: I.N 4l '.EL4ND. poaLip:, Dag. t;.—On Wednesday evening Lit piaCe the ,oust splendid entertainment of the kif'td.over Vi itiUttieLi in Ireland. The company as seinbled at itto4clock, and the B tll commenced at , eltvett. I- {8 Qrace led off the first (Janet: with Lady EowAlttre, SomensET, and was 101I0Weti bi about eighteen couple. entrance hall, opened for the lust nine' on this Oc=ision i moat brilliantly illu 7 initiated with nearly a thousand eoloured Grace; attended by Sir CilAat.tp. Vettrtow, ro coived the company in the Cott-room; which was htictout. witkfix Card,tables', „The.. tialkroorn was, fitted up in a,peculiarly beitiftiful.style—the dancer 4 were railedlii;and eight 'araltes.thrown over, deco", . rated with,taler.;greens, and festooned with natural and;arfititial . flowers.. The floor was Ornamented With elegata devices in chalk, ygptv . tentittg iti the centre his Attus, one; end the Harp; with this 'lNlotto,''" yrosperity 'to Ireland ;" and . - at theother, the Arms, of, Itihrnotid, With sprigs o f the. Shanir6t:k interspersed, The third f l ootn nitt ncitts, and his Ortice's Gold Plato ; At loaf past ono. the Sup per 110,iini were thrown Open, where every 'luxury in p ro f i! ; i, in •stipatiot taste, anti 5,,,,;,i . ctei4 1 410 ..w , , , „ti9ct..; (if the 'nate ;Ind nocuitt. • won of the lights,„ and of the %Itoie bean*, attrAtted nnivCkal a'clunitatinni- After supper, hi' hoing drank,,.the lihe bald -bt the. Tipintary . 11egitneitt playing," Godstive the King,' •the timnpanj. retir , 4 ' the - 8,A9.6i.0utu,; where-the . ,i:weingi re-count:ear:oJ, and was lit) till dye trl tliteriturning. •,, • A. few sioce three horses, the propert)i df :\irs. Peters, of Itidgment, 13cdfOrLkliiro, were stii ,it.niv t a t r o t rill, t of Which died the same everting . .iod, t ihe other ti . ..iout, noon oil the fbilowing. day: At opp , ,tred t1.44,t, 1;1 the preceding night, they 1)y some got tn a v. , nyat b:trn, and eat a quantity of Oli!or„,,0.6: :it, on pi..4, , ni t ig theui, was found to have oceasioneLt ti+eir death. on.,;titfird,ry<~ac.nirtg,hetwet'at 9 and 10 o'clock; thy: ( 0 ,114 Nf r Mr. Stokes; of Church -strut, Liver pool, werelbrown into the giutest alarm, by a tire i n 0 4 6 t ipp e r part of the hottit!. dititressed ta tlttii oott.tnother rkt , :lK.3 up suit.,, and, With ditlivo4,diitatched front tlit tittnes the 11.111-burnod body of 4 thirlint;reltild, abcmt two ye,ir; old ; but . ' C J T.. . t 6() htd its life Th is cat ti-Orh '• IS iltl ibtilld t toiltave . beco cauied by a co o k to Air. servico„,i , ho hav,itigrobtied On house cif various ar4 f t it in d upon iter,. hoped., aCcording to her own confession, that detettion,would be pre- Ontad by her destroying the house: , ;She has be eu tally oonmitted. -z A farmer, ucar Innordalel in Cutnhvrimul, g o i n g after some sheep that were missing, during the snow tncilt with him a bottle of Nov told it,srnall glass ; s,,, , heu,hei,tound them, some sernued just dying with, cold, to every one ut which•he gave a little of the rum, Mixed with water: which instantly. .tevived them. To those who appeared least affected he gave none. What is, rennokabk-, he got all that had taken the rum safe home, but some of the rest. died on the way. smiTtiriEt.l) MARKET, Di 6.21. this day's Market . 1W gdad.supply of 'pticho ''Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other respeas was Aoille What eansielerable:' Beef, Veal, and Pork aro dearer than our-last report; M u tton sup'porta last Ale, and the trade in general was rathe r brisk.—. f ,Salcisin the Haymarket were rather lively; Hay has goi lip in price since Friday's matket ; Clover haft fillen' in price ; Straw fetched last price.. --We stibjoh) aQi,Pccurate statement of the prices and nume! hers To sink the Offal per stone of fib. Map. tad. top. od.—Mottoo 31. tad. toss. ad.—r.Vr4 0 (1. to 6s.6d.—Lamb c). ad. IQ 09. 41. ott. to 61, 4d. - Beasts, 2sin.—Sheep 122 00.—Calves, 3-&—Pixt 470,r hay 31. 15s. to 51, 15,,, 4 1 , 'ta. 10. i. si. ad--4trAw it. Itt, od. to 21. Qt. oti. CLAi::4IXCHANGE, Deo.e supply of Wheat to.tlsy is rather txnpiiderablei Batley still in large snp , ply, and lowor . Malt likewke Pease and Beans of (-ad, hind are fully at bit price?i Gluts are lox tit supply, and thig trade is ti3nled•rather dews . Flnut• on the teitua 6f last ty.-01;,