The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-03 00:00:00

MR. E. • . , L rhn fnt lowing Letter is given in the last Nutobtlr d elf t; Vr 1 , / ,, vrt iy•lllirr , r, as the gt;no roe pro4ity...tion ot,icA,l:, pp 3,15 A, on his firiA . arrival in London. it is meld to Ita4e 61:01 - .4= dre4se4l to un Irish Sciii,olutastelohned SCI 1 tHy wito 1;4 4 ,1 0. been 116' ; C ia>b..tallOW . . . .' , v ................. • • r ,DEAR MICHAEL, ' . - . Mr. 11.,Li? was so very kind as to deliver me your friendly epistle about half an hour ago, I read jt over, blest the first inventor of letters, and as I have plenty of ink, pens, and paper, and as this is one of my holidays, I intend to dedicate. it to,friendship,-- Oalleae having, once escaped .froma . etimpany whete he found it necessary to weigh every ,word that ,ha. Uttered, chanced to meet ktilend : !-‘ Come, - said :he to him, ,“ let us retire .4 some, piace where , we can eo:.verse freely togetter, and conunitas many, soleekros as We please." I need not tell pa thx. :tpplieation. expc& some shore ; .aCCOlip(Of zrny journq to this ; great city. Te t., kyou the truth, mace very few remarks as I ilia:o along; I.ur my mind was occupied with many thougklts, and my eyes ofttn filled with tears, when I retfet'ledou all the siat' friends I left behind : yet the pr 05144 4- could not fail to attract the attention ofl,t/ie,..Most,in..., different : country seats sprinkled round on every side, . some in the modern taste Glut style of old De Cowley hall,all ,smiling ; .the icata hut ',nipple cott4ige ; every ,village as. gay ani,ht:forn- . pael as a bee.hive, 'resounding with the. busy 11114 of induatsy; ands inns like ;palace!. -What a cotiliptst betweenour poor Co, ntry,„,whero youll a corkage orn a ine tit 4 cl4tnAlq,! But ,*hat 1 1. 11-00 4(if 0110.ii.,kg(Ptog.NsCof ,agrjcul ttire, my fivourjte stndyi 00 my . favourite,pursuit„ 41:4 1 4'.gYi0e4cd , 1 1 441 IAPPC4 , ;tine '4 l ll l . few Paltgnal 1 14.41; : I +. l . l dckn „ w,0014 fill, yril The build' agir:Ar , e ygry,fute lout lier hospitals and charitable institutions; whose turretA pierce the, s);_,l.cs,; like so many eleetricalcpriduaors, avert, the;. 1 1. of Tie in4abilßnts ,ll )4l , , 4e. di- , videdin to t wq classes,. the puberq the trlidime fiCalerally ,ant persnaded there area matty n f , 'n of lionegy * i and women, of virtue, 4i very Amet. .A.Lvgngliihtnatt,js cold and distant.dt fast .; b e is yell ,90,4tp,0 L: gvien . in forming an ac. , quaintance ;: he : tosystActicnst you wall before he ; enT, into friendship i 'w4h.y9ns but if lie does, he is, riot ,the first to dissolve :that sa . ormi band : in sltert,, al real Englishman, is one that performs more .than : hei promises; in col - 111186.y be is rather silent, e4treineli prudent in his expressions, even in politics, his ourite topic. 'The women are not,quite so re3eni ecl ; consult their glaiises to the.greatest ativan . op, and ai nature is, very liberal in her gifts to ; their persons, and even mind, it is not easy for ; a, young limn to vscape their glances, or to shut, his ears, to their softly flowing accents. As to the,stat. of learning in this city, you know 1 haye_not.been, long enoupo in it to form a proper judgment on that Sub)ea. I don't think,. however, there is as 044 resped paid to a man of letters an this side the water as you imagine. I don't find that genius, the " rath primrose, which forAakan 'tiles," is patronil'ul ,by any of the nobility ; set. that writers of the fn ; : . ,t talents are left to 'the caprielouS' patronage of the N , Awithstanding.thlS disconragemZut, liter attire is cultivated in a 'high 'degree. Poetry raises her e':whauting voice to heaven. History arrests the wing of time in leis' flight to the gulpb of ()Whim). Phiiosopby; the queen of arts, and . the daughter of beqvcn, is daily extending her intelletcitial empire. Ppnry spirts'on airy witw, ' meteor on the bosom ~ , f a main 31 and Oven Metaphysic, sp , ,l, her cobw.+s, and catches some flies, The House of Commons not unfiennently exhibits e:k. • plosions of ehgluencet that rise Ittpetior to those of Greece and Rome, even in their proudest Yet, after 411;11 man will make more. by the tignins. of arithmetic than by the figures of rhetorie, , unless• he Can get .into the trade wind, and then•he may sail' secure over Pactolean sands, As to the stage', ii r is, sunk, in my opinion,; into the lowest 'dkgree ; mean with regard to the trash that is exhibitedon ; but I don't attrilvate tlii, 'to the', taste of 'the audi &lee; for when Shakspeare vfarble, native wood-notc-," the boies,..piti, antfgallery are crowd ed- -anti-thy 'are trait to every word, it properly ' , kluged to the heart. ' Soon after my arrival in town J vjsited Minster Abbey the; ivo mept I t;o,pred I i c 4 t a ki n a cif :1; , ;(: Ilfrv3*.p2 my mind, \lohle.li can i l o t describe; tlArtti ..r; seetned sacred. nom . ) , the SeVezilh's Ch3pei is a vtry, tine piece of Gothic twchiteaurc, r)of ; tint I IA 1:11 tOI that - It ceetied by a Ckapol in the (Jniv,:r,iity'of Cambridge. Mrs. Ni9;liting,tle's,trOnument has LI c)t ,been prillSOd beyond its merit. The attitude and expression of the ho. -.band, hi endeavouring to sin I f Ins wil'o t.!, .!"lit. of death, is natur;il ;Intl 3 . I'et,iu . 1311 fr 31 , `,V thlt the `nil* (loath would he r. , proientod with an exiinguished torclr, invert‘ , d, than a (i.trt. Some would lin:Tine monuments were so Many nificirrictits t!" ri'f't think so ; what Iw:sons Of, inorality and souni Phiinsophy do they not exhibit ? When inch-1.,010 I,4';iuty surveys,her' faCe. ill th 6 • polished (lamb the, marble, yet it nils her Qin it was nia(:ed to atarci the. , remains of Dr. Sheridan is : retiirne2, and (.I . ,et,.:mint,l to spend the refit of his' days in youi' quarter . : • I sirotild send: him, some bOtanic it; vi 'which 1 Live in view, if I were not artaiti that the IrisitHippbcritfes would rater read natt.toin' be own 'tVorks. With vdiiit o'e:est:ire thave seen him tren the delicate urxture Of a lJy, and. eicluirn that: " Sotonion, in ail his glory, was tint tirtqedlie of those j ." anti you know that fairer thafi newlailen suovc Yoll are quite roll;h!lf.en don't ad. mire liutareh, 'I prefer his - writit4to tho. seof any Other: - Stiei.tt toupee arcipio,po tt writ die cite care ,ths oluunt:nan t pan - 1 lioit i,t inatia , Wi . hendd. - " • Dr. Botecnot, who out in the quality of physician with a 13.es,,liau, ap.,l But:hi:l - lan caravan, •gives the following account of Ihe.l',:irgisian c'Ossakis, br,whom he Was taken prisoner IVhe4 tit Lirgisians had divided-by lot the' . :obtalned from this rich caravan, they cut the mathematical instrulmipts, 2e l eoutiLi4 ,&c. that each ty1 , 21,4 ; take a 'portion. the same with the tnedichiei.. The anci mixtures, weir:. diActed into etpaal I).II*LS. F:itch person then threw his porticin into, it siticyinA ,tin')enusidere.',!l as tilt. most. rah - v. 116 p,ol of : t When the Kirgislans' th.it their , prisoner kvas, a physician, . tc to their idea, a sorcerer, th i cy thron i .;yl n around I - 40;k teel theirnike,:;4(ger to tell then), ti-oni the nature of it, whether the horse they had lost, the cow that had strayed, or the t camel that was misiting, would` he fonivd again :, nay, some of them even \visited him to tell, fro, - ;1 the , nature . , of their poise, Whether their' sic k moth er , -wife; Sister;, reeover. If hi, an3..ver turned' . out to be true, thevniph(q was- ; but in a prinfiarY . case was often' sul,jea to the • discipline of the whip. A violent storm 11.1%41t7 . 4nce taken . place; the Whole body began to mnianttr, miff • a general suspieign fell on tl.sec,:tpuve D66b;r. tit i riatined Wit with death ; but the gtorm subsidisd, at the Stipp ~;t sttrrcrrttr escap;.4 with a slight Cor retlidn.. As Dr. B. NOns 4...oft4icltred aS a man of ilia higiiir t ardets, he j,a,:as not . old Tn 131r,:baria with the other captives, hnt 'served a': a co; ii Ooniestio, bc,CtloSed to chid and hanger, and •obiiged to ir.rib:an all thoie menial serviees are idlotted 'to 'the shires 'Of •the Kittsians. He did not long remain ? • tinder one master, but was coilso , ..,recl as trini:ifvr:Ole property. He at length Wale into the ha:als of rite. K.hqn; who gave;hini Viet Ktr i ;iiian dregs, and in that 'state he wasranomed." correspondent of tl.c • , Deende Philophique" has lately colninunicated to the .L:diteyS a discovery which he made by aceioent of a metlibd of preierv ing mushroom, dry withola &limning thorn. 13o ppi,sts, be.obierves, know how to colleet and pre serVe plants, but he nevcr yet heard.of their. heir able to preserve, mushrooms. The author. lives near, the sea-shore, in a .country the soil of vivhich is sandy - , and where .downs are formed witch frentiently shift their . place. travershi4 on. foot one, of these Clowns, he met ,with inushrooins hu 7 , the 'sand, and which preserved their .fie made a collealon Of them, and found : that they suffered no alteration afterwards ; indeed they served' hirn for an hygrometer ; but if they socten in moist weather, they recover their hardness, in dry, weather, aid every ., priqiple of vegetation`being destroyod, their form does not alter either by wrinkles or by rottennesi. n imitating tno of itature, he dries, mu...hrooths in stove of sand 1n0der,(1 , ,..i be3ted. . • Dr. KorP halt made interesting ingniries on the. spontaneous . combustion of the human body, .it was , fornierly an almost general opinion that the . :combustion only took place in drunkards, and it was ;believed that their whole frame was Impregnated with the s pirituous liquor. • But on comparing the. different cases which Dr..l(oPii has had an oppOrtu , pity: to collea,' , it appears that the combustion chic :1y takers place in , elderly people, and mosdy in women. : In •general in • all. illese lust:execs the vidtittls. vvore , very fat or very lean, which proves a kvenk state Of the constitution, and they were, accustotned to.drink spiritnous 1. - he combustion .penetrated.rai pidly the whole body, bur the trunk was the most , ' injured. Almost in all. casqs. a fire was itt hand; In seVeral , instances the patietits complained tirat they p e rcei v ed wa t e-thing like ail cledrical stroke in some part of-the body. , accident„tnostly happened' when the ,aitnosphere, was , dry and clear, , and an empyreumatic surrounded the lotrsons.---It• is. therotbre probable that an asthenia- state Of the, lymph.ith; system way be considered, as a .'preclis pOiing canse, in consenuence..of which inflammable :air. might he ralka,a in the cellular membrane and other eavities,of the body ; and in the same manner as , a :Watery 'fluid is colled.ed in the cellular . system in the dropsy, it may contain, when such an accident tal.;08 place, a colledion - of intlanunable gas. It: is vcsry probable that eledricity has Sul influence, as iii several instances the combustion began with an elearieal phenomenon. , The :flame is irke .the io fhtniniable, gas ): and spreais in teneral so rapidly, that it has been impossible to give assistance to the vietirry;:of this•borrible tliaease. - . Yesterday ct./ening the body of a new-barn =ale cftild ftitirld in a, court called - Sot's-hole, rear kfap.rnarket, by sosrm children at play. It wail' wrap tied iii an old coarse apron. cozli siderablc woarld wio discovered In ,its head but the detail is supposed to have been owing to strangnia.i tin, as ti neck was blaclt. 'lt is supposed to liart been dyad a'zg:tut duct hours, as it wilS not quite cold. The body was taken to the Red Lion public-honse, in Windroill-;street, and afterwards conveyed •to St. James's work-haute.. The murder is auppozedto have been committed by a marl, who '‘was sten im mediately before the discovely by the children, and whom lie desh - cci not to be. frightened at o.rly thing they might ge. '.rhree of the Floatinz Capitals in the . present Lot tery were drawn on .I , londay, and all divided in Shares among 1110 Public. It is . obvionily the terest of every , person ‘.,-ho wishes to have- a clianct of three Twenty 7.lto43ands, tlirr'e Ten Thousands, fcc. &c, to make his purchase icst should be digippoir3tc.td apy of thu.o 10 7 .inorrow, witie.h h the. Second illy of Drawini;; more, especially, aS it will be but half a risk, tho-'l3lanks being entitled to Ten Pounds each. as fine a form and at fair a h,„, own. They ilteAvs ,I)esides,.how anxion3 .keirt ,fN tO 4 d friend s s l l l tlv• - gi vr‘, and 4 to r ‘ l;4 ° te l' i r l as touch -a s Ave can fro 11 0 v IS out na turai. love: (it itmoJrt.atity ; bray it that letters obta.n -the noblest trittroph:;; it is hc, , re th at the: 6C+ Artily daughters or (':ldnna , 3 may .nang pities on high, 11)r when all tht.: pride of the cf4ssa,,, and pump or heraldry, yield to the silent tauchel. cif time, a single tine, a half ' i % cut inscrption, re main faithful to their trust. Bleit be the man who first introduced these strangers into our Idands, and may they never want proteCtion or merit ! I have not the least doubt that the fine.s,t poem in the Eng. ii3tl language, 1 mean Nlilton's 11 Pemercso, was composed in the }ono" rcsouncling or a monfeler ing (.Ihioter or ivyed Yct, after all, do you know that 1 would rath,T ;deep in the southern cor titer of little country church-yard, than in the tomb of the Capnlets. .I should like, however, that my dust should 10 ogle with kindred duet. goo(j call exprelsion, ;' f h amily urying.ground," has some thing . pliasioe, in it, at I(..;st to ate. I am glad that • . ' :tArTg . . - . COLLEGE OF fORTrIVILLIANC Fi.a. 16, iSoc. Ott S..itttrday i the 9th instant, hoing tile tiny a.F - pointed by His Excellency the Visitor :or chef pun lc Disputations in ..the I_,ltn,:iriges, the GO= vernors, thlicrs,''llkilessors, and '4 Students of the Cuntgo, assert - 0)1M ltt Balt plst nine' ;It the Government Home.. At teh o'clock fils'Ekcelleney enter . ed the room li the Disputations 'wel'e to be-liehl, accotnpa fiied by thellonouralile the Chief jitsfie,:•t,, the Judges . ot . the Supreme Goittv; the Meinbenc of the Su reale Council, and the IVieinbers of the Council of the College. '; 1 1" 3 11 titifii;iPal Civil.. Milittry Qf fieers itt the Ptes'Wetiey, , and many learned Natives were present off ttit ozcasion. As soon ns . His EkcellenC)' had tl'.: i.;l hi; seat, the Disputations comtnetict.4 . iii the followi:ig 'order : , 14t.-=ttilt.mosT AN t:;;: Po L',..r , ;tt . to•es stndied. .t. , , • ; • * !vt;:4 fiuccc,s' 14 (;1(114 tha,tl in .44nE2,1..nd , and \yitii irtealei* adtntacre to the Pu l i4c 8 ervicL•.- I)istilnded4yl,64;]. TurObuit) Chiet pponcili —141 r. SGote. • s Sccont; pporient,— r, C ristian.. ikl•djer itOr—tiiptatit:4l(itiat. ted.— EitSFAeN'ir's , t . '• '"' The' Persian fatritty iii the - ge:ieral ;•altitioistratioit Eropit'e in Indfa than the ffindorkSianee : * : '''' , • Dv-fended -hi Mr. Scott'. •Turifir.lll.' " .LAII It..ttei le.' 0 :••, %),r. ..' ; • ‘,, , '; t• • ' it 4, c r ''t tett .I ' l ` 5 la. I, AMi i N. `* • • - the fr. At thu co'ochigiOp, of dach app'e : ;, priate fhe 13i tint t'luli, 't ' • 'uot.l I conciude,d; signitted Offitell, • • • tll6 dir t that Ithk PriAtiA Honorary ilewaeLls should be chstijiiteci i. Renee, ou''Ntotilliy . thy . 1:1 tli. Lit' te:brtiar'y. His Ex,-. cellelicy 4150 note e& hi intention fO (Opfer theVe ot- I lotmor ('sfalaliOlud, bye' 1)'IC SLlttites' Statoetiti', whom be hail curt ,:. i the C.:Out3c4'd the CollegC:A.olyrsent to hjiri fo'r'tipt Qta MthitOy - the ii th Petiruary o ' lency tike V-tiltor entered the roornat . cleven o'cloek, • accompatu'6l 1) . ,y tbe Chlef JuStice, the Ju.,.),ge.; the Stapretto; 4.Niembo'i'..l of ; ! the of the Council t tit the College, ata,l the oa - iccrS of E'scelicocy's. suite. , . . As soon asfite Visitor had t..ll;ork his seat, the Vise P.rOyo4 proceeded to pre,ert those Studertb; v. ho intituled ender St:,:u...te VIII. to a:eel ve the, i)csreUs' of 1. - r.(..aloar; and i , , ho -e presentation. ha 4 beeik direaed by His Ex eellency..-The V;cc 1- . 11.) - t_sL publicly re;,(.l the Certi ;' Itc:Lte granted by t •C'ouireil f pf the; College to ea c h. Student resp , ,uc,,tiyely, svecifyjng the high Full-. cicncy 'which he tad ' Orient:A, I.2an -4uages, :old also tlke yegolarityiat: his coodria dui .ulL-r relsidence .at College. W;ek -. 1 thu had been` F:7;.celleikcy tia'i Visitor presented. ttt each Stu.H.at the tionorbry 4 , 11 the, Oriental clarater, purporting, that. the Col vulitice of Public L'kanaioation deciaretl t the Sikalent. had oiade Such proficiency ;;; 11,e I.ango,...ges as entitled to of 1.-lontair iii the same, Ills .1 4 ,xcellency was pi co',.)fer 'the 'said Degree . ; in conforkpity thy ;,...tute. • 'low iiing Collf*e, (lit }Es F, 73 - o .,itencv; to ;J. o 1 11u 'g Dour, on Las occas,i,,-,u, Mr. C14,i514(i1tr.c.• Scotr, Mr. M.;rnagilo Henry J. ph I.ll.tiedak, ai,(l Matiois ' .• • • • . Aticie •t he tl>grtiet; of rionour had hec.n. conferre4 the Prives, Medals., - and Honor'ar'y t i djiids(d 'ExatninAtioil 'wPre distributed , oy the ProVost, in the'pr , ,Nence , of the to the 161-: lOwitig Student tio . Wit.:Aving College:: . mostici.'t'ft „a,:l3'f Jlidh,rJYllt'scul!, enr y T urn -. losoph Littledalc o '! i.l4tYry . Sit,ikespe4re, kful) I ,tkluKapdr, • _ ..twt rionorz . lry Rewards were prosentel at the to thti junior ::;talents rentaitiirt . • if y H' Culp gt ab)rife'Chri4qiall, reward Nrry, ficray Ncwnhirii, %Yilberkft:v. aiid, %V Wiwi% P.N.:l:turd Gord.)ll, • CiciAlLjoink.giOnn;•;, y, atKi Ean.viti(.l The particular: Prix , S eCtiOdgesl to CliCh, VI: ill be fOlind in AJIP „ • After the Prizes and Honorary ReVards., hal be. , cm. distrautted, Isis Exdeirttty the. Vi:,itor was I,:c..tseci to cleii\ir a long speech.. • Excellency th zeturne4 to 'his ,Bart nests, attended by his, suite. Iri the evening of ..the -oth of, February, a grand dinner Was given to the ..Ofbeers and btudeats of the College, by . His i.'4 , tceil.eney, , at ,the Government- House ; at which were present ,the Honourable the Chief , Justice, the Judges , . of tliti Supreme Court, the Members of 'the . gbprtme Cciuricil, and all We principal Civil OftiCdts at, the Presi dency. • Cornhiil, 52, Ch firing-Cross, , and. St.'ll , largaret's Hll, Borough. Host NSlrt \and Co. , respeCtfidly acquaint their Friends and the 'Public,. that they have regular nurneriml Books for tt eitinspeaion, free of atiy expellee what ever, and that they shall continue selling ickets and ShAIVS; on the , :lawest terms, warranted undrawn, during the wholv time of the drawing of the !Amery, at the above State Lottery Offices ; where No. 24,5,15, drawn 'a PriZe of 5001. the first day, was shared into one Chiarter, one Eighth, and,ten Sixteenths. To morrow Will 'be the . second Day. of Drawing. Yesterday: afternoon, between three and four o'clock; ilre broke Out in. the chimney of Mr. Pugh's house, in Eagle-court, St. John's-lane ; the fire Noon coMmunicated to the adjoining timber , but M. 115 happily extinguished, .before any matefial da noge was:sustained. A great number of engines attended. LONDON •; rrintill by R CII,OZ I) TIA ft) of N 0 . 0.4, Mart:clr#coutt, ilow-Vreet •; anti of sooth, m o i l :►~ fitia-OFFICE, Ny. ; Wilere :4 craserkyas Onl4rs the Mpzr, Letteri dye. (pot-paid), r Lord eIIESTERFIZID .3101VT.ESQUIELT. • As the President .7Siol,7T'tErgllfs was , making the I tour of Italy, he inet NO Eh , 1-,441.cti li4 r Ettil EL v, who i WA* travailing in t he. saute - eowitrry. The)" had each other' before, and they reaewed their acquai,n,t; fince with all that -interest ,viticii ritiftt he expectect from the renontreo(t:4:o n'teit otigfutus undef sticit Circumstances. They resolved- to follow tittt solo , route; a nttto keep t ()ged ler is tit &,ift.ri pi..3.-i', 11110 i conversatton sometimes Ttirned 411 'tiis i,il;jk;Li e bel t.weetf.the Prttlich and- the English: lite Eresitlent .; gave the ref ereitee 6 his countrymen, cl'aiminglbi then . ' .0-4-eminence in Wit 311(.1 iii.);,s.tti.ltiOrt. 100 ) CllEsTEitilLs.l) readily ~,rano:::d t heir. the I,lk:itch:Ns- SO;:s.N.I t.llc,so citaztlitiei its 3' very high dFgreet 1)14 Claimed for the English the 'suprority itt g6oll iiliti As the sabjeti was -ample, 't.tici the ativcrs;gie'f,.Ao ".I"Porieli' (!t their 'respe6tive opinions, tlio,4loPii gi9ll was Irt_ neatly renewed, NV.Rhout either 14 1 4 ' °l'villo2d. 'hey - airived at' V;ettiee, w here. the in-, gut:hi - • pa spirit of NlingTi.:4Qtfititt, his desire of set' ing tii.i invrstigating every tiling, kept him ill ci ) " . " stash a :',...tivity.i , f-ic visited the Ilbrarics, then atiu pltts the ell iiiel ' C , t - - I tit' •otiee-luPt"''' °.'" 1 . . i . , .1 „ 3 ...., t., 4, . ~, ag%Lip,opoyersation,,, and >, red the i5,11,1 111 e 1. 4 ,; tails respedlng t he:Gos eriituolt. In the el coin; , reduced i l k observaiions to writing, anci ;:etial tot:rartioti,..tatel them to. 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