The Sun. — London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

LLOW FEVER IN' ,IMEIZIC A. xcctiy the tco _ Yor4 Gaxeltes to the 22u August, : and are liqpy to learn by them ;that the dcstruaive pestilence which had ;aided. seve, ral Cities oldie Union has considerably subsided.' It continued, however, -the occasion of just alarm, and all those persons whose circumstances would admit of their retiring ilto the Country, had done so. he foll Owing are the .Official Reports On the subjeft " .N:ard "lug. 13. • . , ‘'Physicians report a woman taken .sick ott the ,-- 13th inst.• in Callowel.street,.and a ,man, in North _Second.strcet no :reports, from. the NoOleris Li. berry,. Southwark, .or Moyamensing Associ - atio,ns. City Hospital admitted nonq—died" none—dis. `charged one—remainilig two of_whom are _dangerously _ _ " By order of the Board. " C. ComtEcr,j'resdent." " Portsoiouth, Aug. T 4. . " Since our report of the 7th inst. we have •to observe that Mrs. I\fluchimore, who sickened on. the 4111, died on the 7th ; Mrs. Seaward silcaned on the sth,' and died on the z t th. S. Melcher siekened on the 9th, and is now dangerously ill. " - Thursday afternoon and evening,- the rain -fell in torrentsi'the weather is remarkably cool. We call on'Sour Fellow-Citizens, who 3tili teL -main in. heinfed ed part of the town,.' to slack !ime •irj their cellars, vaults, yards, drains, and care fully to' remove all'kinds of. dirt fromthence •; we ,}iledgo_our.slves_yint to be wanting in our ditty. .We :,f - so recommend attention to cleanliness •in every part of the Town, and the slacking of lime every cellar, vault,-&c. for we fear the a few hot days, which we must expect at-this season. 4, E. LAW, J. SP-ALDING, B. SHl,,ta.tiittsrg, " ljealth-Osite." " trealth-Office, Baltimcie, Atue. t 6. I .f Since the last report of the Board of Health, •only three Cases of -malignant fever have been: re -pormd by: the ,Physicians, two of whom are dead, and t he third is considered out of danger. They have the happinesi:to state, that not one of. the sick meiltioned in 'their report of the 9th insfarrt , . Which were twelve in 'number, have sirice:diect--.- Several of them are now tvell, and the rest are fast recovering. = '" In consequence of the disease betraying no tentatious qtiality, and being very limited in its operation, the Board have conceived themselv'es suthorised to emit Bills of Health as usual. From the present limited mortality, and the small number -'orne - W cases, at a time,• 'when from -former experi ence there was reason to expel an increase, a hope May be indulged, that under favour of Divine Pro. Viderice,'our City will be entirely free from dis ' Casein a Short time. " The 'interments in .this City. And Precinls, during the lasr week, were 5 ;Out g:s and II children. By Order of the Board, `" -A. -AL E.X4IIDER, President." New-York continued healthy, and the Board of Health, astisted by a Committee of the Inhabitants, in order to preserve it,so, were employed in keep. ing the City clean, &c. No CAROLINA,—SeveraI cases of the Yellow Fever haveoccurredin 4izabeth City .---Eight per-- had died ,there.in ten days.--The Fever is stated - to Lave s been introduced there by a vessel from -tape Francois.4 - or some days previous to the is'th August; nci'neiv ,case has been announced., REGENERATION of TILE LAMA IN THE PERSON OF AN INFANT. , It has been. announced thrOughOut die East ; that the 3nuf of their Laina, who flied some time since, has; h conformity to the cicifirine of their faith, re-appeared in the'persorrof an Infant, and that this -bathe child havbeen acknowledged- Sovereign Pon. tiff and-Vicegerent of the Duty. on Barth. All "die principal people of the country have goclge with their. presents- to the young. Lama, who is'saici.to hove displayed the most wonderful intel. .leftual facultiis. His followers, in faEl, believe • him ~ t o be not only immortal and omnipotent, but . omniscient .also.. grand .embassy, hai been dispitchedfroM.Pekin„ charged with presentslo the Lama, consisting of diamonds of extra Ordinary Magnitude and_ value, packed in boxes of gold, with various'ar6cles to decorate the altars of the sacred teMples . of Patoli. The EMPETOT of ..China has written h) 'ail; medium . to ,the Sovereign -Pontiff, expressing his respea, and sensations of pleasure at the goodness of Heaven, in. answering his .prayers, in this speedy regeneration, , a circumstance which. was not expetteciso soon. The opinion of the most orthodox of the Thebe. flans is, that the Lawn is immortal, and when he* seems to die of sickneSs nt:Oiti age, only changes' leis corporeal residence He is, however, a mere priaoner in custody of thePriests,.who have created his divinity, and :perpetuate the imposition by the' grossest frauds. The last infant Lama was in in* - A singt*r instance suicide was lately rerpe. trateA at WarwiCk, in ~ America :---a laborious and Licessiul farmer, named IVPlVlillen,=between 6o and 7o yeaq of age, having returned home one evening.; while talking, to hia .wile, took a razor from his . . - . pocket, and cut his .throat nearly from ear to eat; ..I:fer . shrieks‘ brought forth' the family, but he refused. all assistance.---`Virile the blood •was gushing iii torrents from...the Around, he took some tobacco from his pocket, put it in his mouth, and . offered some to a- neighbour. Ile., went 4o the stye of a sick pig; patted the animal, and continuedwalking about, without any sign of remorse, fear, ,of insanity, until he fainted and died.'F. - Taylor, a coach-driver, was on ,Friday: ilenly seized with mental derangement was . im mediately confmeti, but the disease gaining ground, 'he .escaped from his.,oprtment, anti ran into "the street, where, being attacked with a paroxysM, he, instantly expired.' . YORK AUGUST ASSIZES„ • ARCHDALL cows'. Tfr.ts was an action-to -- recover special cliilages for au injury which the Plaintifralledgeof that he had sustained.in consequence of - the driving sOmeof his own sheep; which" wereinfeaed with the sheep-rot; upon.a pasture on which were a con_ sid s ecable number ofhealthy sheep belonging ro.the io"were . therebk,infated the datytages, were Jitid at 2001. ' Serjeant . Cocx Fit., in stating:the Plaintiff'.s case, observed, that the Plaintiff supposed that this atT of the lielei!danti-s was done wiltiviy and maliciousix, with it,view to injure -,him; • and it hail ixiittred ,to • the extent at -yhich the d'aina . i.eis , ;:vere. laid:* . the Pla int.; fr bad . a .considerable - number.. of healthy . ; ..sheep grazing on•this pasture, (witichlhe Defendant's„ nephew.had wished, to farm) but the Pelen# I .4 n t-'s .infetaed nicer en t ng the pastrire, the he r!)ag . e I was con-tatiqnited with the.infettion, his sheep: -e..on trotted the same -.(iisordeer; The Learned Serjean t ..trhen7explaingd 'the nature *of-=the footrot, - , which .proceeds from a very sharp and a - crithonious humour: m thq foot, which,, in . time, ahnost, entirely eats . away.:; . the foot, in the mean time,: . is. completely .111ce;a4ed, the' matter., procrOing from, it. infeel i s-thelterbe Upon which such discoed tread, and_ so. communicates the -disorder, "to .sheep that were before sound. - By. this act . o . f the . . .Defendant, whether it proceeded trom . Client had suffered daiinage 'io . - the • ,amount of-zcpol. • -, • *:- • * ! fl,ord : El..LEN.Boßouct-r - obseryedy s -thatif the aa appeared- to'have been done maliciously, the- tn-dice . would i.)est be punished by an indittment against rile, Defendant). . The : evid•ence, however, entirely , , failed - , with . , .tvspe.d. 'to..proving: anyta'alice. or evil design in the; Dcfgodient. :File Case proved was simply , ,this..., the; --Defendant sold - to -one - a • but'eher -Knaresbo,rotigh; .thirty-six sheep,, 'Many -of .had the foot-roc;- - the distance from the l)eferid,i6t";\ • field.toKnaresborougkiis tenniiles, and in the.wa, there-is- a ferry,. which it' is, necessary to cross ;t as. the...ferry ing•o ver a- number of sheep is, a ttendedi with some difficulties-, it .is , "custornirY for the sellers ..01,the -sheer; to assist- the buyers, in 'getting them, QVfr the; ferry ; 2..*ceount- the. Delcnd.lnt . .attended, and .having :first taken , abntrt half:of the' .sheepor,e-r, he-leir ti ea n. l o the; bank. ( ~ y. i .thout ing anY persoii to take care-of them), and returned° for the \ re.mainder, In the, nraiti . 't . sn'e,. those rli ac ' _had been left oit the oplosite.bank , straj.ed into-the. ,Plaintiff's pasture-V . ol)nd, W bias lay open. t o as it appeared,. howeVer,:that ther- was , _ a poetal:i where the. sheep might-have been ptit' iu.the ,r''ean ;time, and as.no person:was left ro take care of thcra;- ',Leird ELL ENIIORPUCI4 thought that the Defend:'. ant (although no. imputation of malice could.T,re'' againsthim) had been.guilty of- Sallie carelessness .and' negligence.;-,* aNd - therefore, as' it proved that the. sheerliaktrespased, en the tiff's ground reirf- The -.l.)4endapt, the Plaintiff- must , ; however,-" thought-it - necessary to inform the Jury, that...in it:l4 action of this- nature; the,'smalregt- Wtnage's they could *give would carry the.co'cts',* "which,• perhtp.'s,'', Would bewsufficrent puniOunent to fl - re",Peferidant -for his' carelessness. Verdki fol.:the Plaintiff, One, Shlllzng damages. _____ SPQATIN6- INTELLIGENCE, . . 'DONCASTER' RACES: ' . „sErr:- 3 0. „ OnQI - Ittnctrt‘i Pounds,. tbr 3 and 4 2:1 . olds ; 3 yr otos to c,3;rw; 7st. 511). and 4 yrolds Sst. 71b. Auden colts allowed 2113's `maiden 'Mlles 3111.' The winter of any 5 übscription .ckr, Sweepstakes to early 41b. extra." Heats two miles each: Mr. Bramiling's b. c: Alonzo, 4yr old , - ' Lord i:lidtiferon's g:,c. bY _4ehingbroug,h 3 ‘,.r old - - - - .5, •2 , Sir T. Gascoii,ne3 Ch. C. Lcn o x, 4 yr o ld - 2' 3 . 14.1 Fitz william's ch. c. Standard, 3. -• 4 , 4 .I%lr..G.dlotth*s ch. c. :Urdu, by Act:lei; ,3 xr.old • - 3 SrN to 4 .. against`Alonzo, near racpi s-to }3lu l)evil . 5 to 1 - against Lord £itz>viiliatn, 6, to 4 on Alonzo attezi the heat:. • * . Swee.pstakes'of 24gs,' each, With 2 0,7 3 S . .alided by the. 0 . rp0 . -: ration of Doncaster, for aties-3-4yr olds, to carry Two . \ Mr. T. Hutchinscii'st.ty'f.'l3y'lleningbrottO _ Mx. L um l e y ,54vilets•br, i. ty - :Sir Fait • r ' 1). of Hamilton's - -. .Z Mr. Timm's' IC. Miss I'dttzle,, Veier - " Siic to - 4 ofi'Mr. , fretithiii..ion, near raCd 4. 2. to - 1 •aioitil, Mr. Tins: !NW".4Kct,t mxllr.give M SOWS s • • : Hunters' Sww.ligtjc.ei-,-orl.Dg.s. for horses-, hever won. Match, Or - f',Nyeepstakes. before t 4 ,tirne' of namingq,:' 4111yVi.h. iza. 4 li! - Pousntiles. 3.. Sir W. , Gerares ••- ' . y Mr; Badow:s,b.ig. 141etbrklit -; Ten .t7.47ep9.42t.11ier.... Won . ih . a cants:: OSCvEs-ritN.. • • . . • . . MONDAY, SEP T.• 2,7. t t . • . , the Sues . c.ription Purse. of Fil.ty L'ouncis. •r • -4 Lord-Grey's cli. - . Sir W. W. V/ynii's , .2 . • • • : ' • . . . • • - • 4 • .4. The Hunters' Cups s ilu rifty-Pound. . r . '; MB r. oAtes's ' - -• -• x Mr. ertAon's ch. h. Pvlcises" - . ' 2 ' a Mr. Boodle's ch. ITC. Nelfy- •. • - • e clis 4 3 , • • • . WEIVNESIDk-Y.. " ' • 4 : 4 . 4 The Fifty Prounds Purse. Lord Grer.ch. h. - -• • . •• • . r Mr. Bailey's r.,ll..NantiluS ,- 7 - - Mr. Huni's b. m. Sally - 3t is Lockley's:b. c. Minima - dr Sir W, W. Wynn's ch. c. M - o,untaincQr -:' dr SHIP , PO . OLE, 011 T. r. •Airived , —the Swift, Holloway, &dm . Weyrnouth ; • Good Intent,. Ballard, from Cowes ; Rpbert and Nary,. ervis, from Neter ; and Stour,' Elliott, froirt . Chri4tehurch.., Sailedthe Dart, King, fir Portsmouth ; Mari, Robson, for Sunderland ; • 1' rieridship; Stroud,. for •chichester ; 'Mary and, Eliza, Vick, for Christchurch;; Acorn, Hussey, for Virginia'; arid Apollo, Todd, for Hull . , . . CP.AVESEN . D, OCT. Passed - by-,=the"Pri;vidinioe . 'and 1-tannah•, Richardson, from • Konirrgsburgh ;, Ann,. r — ' , from- - Civita Vecchia; Ester Lindo, ,Frlth,, from tirinato ; Loudon, 7 ' Linder,- froth Haniburgh; Venus', Gardner,. from Siettirt.;„„Blackets, - son, fiona Alettiel ; • ()litre, NoTman, • from Baltimore ;14: stream, Ander,son i fro IT& flu?. out•lt and. Charming frotn Dominica. . • Salled—ttln! lan,l(eytiolds;; - ind'Nfaria Regina; Nfeyer,Thfar lianibuYgh ; ireon r for Dublin.; •[aria, and I-loop, On. Aotterclawi Pearsi?n, Ll - on ; LanAsnlin, keierS, aria I f te - - z LtINI•k)N .Pr i)t, , f / . 11C HA N.; NI 34 4 NI ILLAN, (of Ilow-Street..Covent- Cr VIZJI); all,l Published by W Aht x`vrrc Scx t At the Suk-O.Frics i 'No, - z I'2 Strand • where Adwerciseinettl4 Orders for the Paper, - Laws: for • tht ,Editor -(Sic, Ow; INIER,VESS -SHIRE CAN, /L. A Canal fioni nverness ',to Fort 'William, 'been for-some time in the ctintvnpl:ition of; Govern_ ment, - Me..T.ELF9Ro k Engineer,:,hos *been these two last summer seasons, einrioY.ca by.prder olthe . Treasury, in taking the. elevations ; aml ,soundings' of 'the: Lakes, - and Seems perfectly. satisfied of ifs: pratlicability :'"Loch Ness,-And : Loch lochy, are completely navigable .for vessers Of any: burden,, in . point of 'depth ; and . , in the event ,of contrary ; which_ may ..11tppen..in ill;siruaci-one,, there are secure anchorages almost every three miles.— The benefit 'of such a communication, Awn sea to . sea will "be it)Calctilable',' 'lli . the mercantile world it saves the immense aid dangerous round- of :the Western isles, or their:Sounds, as well as the Pent land Firth, or going round the Orkneys slid, in like manner, the.-a — ddiiloilaf dangers to which they: might be subjefted, in tase of a ruptUre with` the NOrthern Powers. A. a national benefit, the ..- . . ploynient of hands in the very . C u tti ng ' o f i t , would ,give a check to the spirit of Emigration so prevalent at present ; when finished, the •consequent increase ' kot manufaureS,, and influx of trade, • must thousands with proper and I:flint - lid enjoyMetit, and so ire Serve among us the friends and descendatVs of . a people so mucft the bulwark of our nlttion, thereby not only suppport but increase our popi l l4_ • lion, ourproduce ;1114 - resources,. From Mr. 'IE4- F'pap's optnion, the prob a bl e exPenee of thiS great: undertaking (supposing it to be zi feet' deco and: fifty feet' broad) was only 34.5,d001:;. but of this 41 is suppcsed 45,6001. might be 'saved by dispensing with ?the roads 'along the Lakes, - leaving . tMly 300,0001. a sum which would in a 'short time return itself,'fr6m die increa'singprOsiieriryof that part of the country, anti the advantages accruing ito COm_ rricrec general. The cmilpy big of the many able but .bither4o idle young .men,.. discharged ,o lately .from the 44'encibles . and Militia, - is also an ob jeCt • worth mentioning. . • • • •On Friday,. the 24th of•Septernber,last, an 'alarm; ing riot took place at BUrgh,:nearAcle, in Nor„' folk Chairney, the Surveyor of the "waste lands for •an inclosure in that Parish,-with two-Con:.• st4bles, proceedin g to execute :a warrant under the hand and_seal of Sir ROGER Ktutit'isox . , were very trruch -- beaten, wounded; and -violently -assaulted; their lives Threatened, •their coats and hats torn- in . pieces, and:put : upon trees. The abode Magistrate. who ranted the warrant being regnested' to - usehis endeavotiss to stop the :riot, find execute his rant,-applied to the- z Commanding-Officer of the - Norwich - Bat - racks, for a'party - of the Light. Hoi-se, and With a an Offteer proceeded with the Constables to Burgh, where a large and dangerous thOb soon as,_ sembled, and-became very riotous and 'outrageous after reading the Riot A three times, on the ai)_ penance of the Military they were prevailed upon to disperse Without farther mischief, and the ring_ leaders wee secured. Sir ROC;ER KfiRRISON rC ceived public thanks fr9m. the principal Farmers in the neighbourhood, for his hied) , meritorious and spirited exertions.-, Last week the servant of Mr. Stapleton at a village near Sittingbourne, in Kent, being leftalone in the house, "the family having gone on a‘visit to a friend's- house, in the Isle of Slieppy, .was waked about twelve O'cloz.'k,ttnight by the noie of thieves breaking into the .Ifouse. She immediately arose,' abd:going to the window, discovered two•men en- . deavouriug to farce the window .shutters ..or the, ground floor : she called out to them, and asked What they wanted? 'They replied, they knew the faMily was from home, and insfstedonha . eing what ever .plate and valttaoes her master was-possessed of, adding; " that if she Made a noise,. they would blow her brains out," hlbc told them: there was no occasion to threaten belt . , for she hid long deter.:, mined on revenging herself on her master, and that, if they would wait, she would throw the plate'out of the window to them. In a few minutes she ap.. peared at the window with a silver tankard, which she had in the interval nearly filled - With aqua belonging to her master ; she desired them both, to: stand direetly underne44he -window, and endea vour to catch it, as it was full of 4 .dollars and curious pieces, her, master had colleCied, 'The thieves put themselves in the attitude to receive the prize, when she emptied the contents full in their faces, The` agony the poor wretches were instantly thrown into can only be conceived by those who ace ac quainted with the 'effeCts of this burning liquich fhey bellowed . butrevenge,, swearing With dread- : : fill imprecations as they went away, they would' return and set fire to the house. The girl, how ever, followed up this stratagem by alarming her, neighbours, some of'whom kept watch during the remainder of the night, but saw no more of the robbers or their . comPanions; nor have they-.since been traced - or heard of. Mr. Kirkby, stable:-kceper,at Margate, had a ,haystack consumed on Wednesday, by the careless ness of some boys, who had been making a bonfire in an adjoining, field. ' . A new method of bleaching cotton,.thread and' 'hosiery has been adopted in Suabia. The operation is performed in, two days, and does' not 'require ex tnsive preMises. An alkalizete caustic lye is pre pared, by two measures of. quick-litne, and cover ing them with ten measures of gdod ashes :.the heap is then to he sprinkled with water, and, ‘hert the lime is slacked Ind . the mass cooled., it is fit for making the lye, by the addition.of cold soft water. The skains of cotton being untwistea and. tied in parcels, are to be immersed in the lye, in, 'which they are to he left six hours, and to be occasionally turned : tbey are then to be washed in kriver, and afterwards boiled twelve hours, in.a .hate. of the same kind of lye, in which, for. eyery. sixty-six pounds of cotton-thread; six pounds of soap has been disiolved they are then to be boiled the same lengthsof time ,in a solution of soap'and water according to the former proportion ; after which they are again to be washed in the river,. and hung up inshe air, or laid on the grass, to dry as quick , a:, pos;sible. The. process for the hosiery is_ Similar. 'The boiler must be. made of copper, and.always well cleaned after' it has been used.. . . P 1 A• ARRI ED . * , . Or).S. - 41`1.11 . 344 at L4:Si 71' ,to Miss Hannah Pc.lrsoii, c;. - nnirciatigntir fir Sif Ikx.7lant renzon, LieutqiiitiitAiovcriion.u.i tire 1--4A.lstal. On TipArstiay last, at. lii4sron, S Uf4ll; Horne, of Bankside, t,;M;ss Driver, or At Bundoran,Locige, Cconty of Dprielally h in conecinence tie bursting of lacrOci-vessel, ihd e.tyLlitees len. S ,yestcyclay,. seionight, at• Kenoiiigtoa:l, Frederick DingleYr -youngest soli' of ..the late •ltek. Kirb:Frt Dirigley,,yf Beaumont-Cum - Mon. essec • T.. aft. egic. • S &Et+ RPA I . •„, % I...ia ' St.lck . Sourly St.:: Stbd: . . , blicheti.: ilia-, ts.. s: par ~ .hantlabwAitto prep,i, 'l3(i - LiOte suer 13ills diS,, .I)ltirtiont 7k0A•... I Impel . . 311cr•Ctut. j Ditto Aith. .: . &Inkto - I' oppiufie 111dia lot Ace. Coos, tOr o.gpty't 7D Ft - Ink - Stock shut NVy y p'er teut. shut I ., e r tent. 1747, shut ••.r.sh s per Ceut.., -.l.er Cent. Con. -shut ;.per Ceat. kted.•shot pefCelit . Con.: 693 'tank L. Ann. shut )tho,. Short Ann.. '2 , ) . ;tr , , . - . . ---..-- 'A.D.i.M.S's SOLVENT:tbr the STONE and GitAVEL. 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