The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

....•...4...% . pfili. 1,, 1 iiie shing Vessels Twe 6 esust I,!t row VinXe ran: itilUly, r 798.; auctshlr I onxe .Ncletra an d ~,,, ru;A: . 44, in A l ira arid M. r 749, ,on.ThuridaY next, 1 "°• -' Arundesottt ;, (:4 .ay, Ye4ui• . , ,Ship To the Otikers-kint toinil,:hy Of fits MajeStY 3 ; .. 86 , Vaults, tor the Comor e C.l the Chalitas, the 3lst May, 1 V thurvhy next, at the Naval Rank ; Ilymouth ; o r eve ry TtiodaYanct_friday after vG4rds. T o the Officers and. Company of His Nl?kestr:%,S2"oPf Msuchers, tar the Recapture of the Ship Lamur''''rd Liverpool, On hoard, Plymouth ;of at No. ts, li etwa - Street, Strand, /or three years. • • . ........,_ In consequence of art application from the.MaYar -i . "f —verpool the Lords of the Admiralty have , or '.. dered, that a s foree,shall be gianted to the ships mallhßaltic bound to Liverpool, after their tie- f I I:' - ~aration from the main body; arni that a- Sloop Ci Yar ahall cruize, during the summer months, be , 41 1 . ! Tony Island and Barra Head, for the . pro teCtionof the -- . nealc. Ceramissiener Bowet4 returned to Falmouth last , accompanied by a Gentleman from the Vii 'l4tuing-Oflice, to hasten the i?reparations Making in .. taat Port for the reception of King's Ships. ''.,. CV!, P..CAMPBULL. is appointed. to the St, Fi6- . 'mu Frigate, in the East Indies: - Capt. RUTTEA- V,11114) tri be Agent of Transports afloat, and to coin ' s t l a, .nd the division now' at Cork.. ,J. 13ARLToN, Esq. "" it:Secretary to Admiral SMILING • and J. LAKE., 48( 1. tO tie a Lieutenant at Radar Hospital, in the 'Qom of Licht; PAltxt, deeeassed. , A Ship of 74 gnhs is ordered to be built at pept ,it . )d, and to be called the .11711O'aulficent. • • Ille ileidamin, ~ of New-York, from the ' - )mandel, 'has been taken by a French I into a port in Cuba, and since cut vsss Charlotte Frigate. •', wt-Martial *as held at'Portsmouth Corporal, and lr, Griffiths, Private ig to His Majesty's Gun-brig Loi.ust, tel malicious, unfounded, and in - - ;. ~ to Major-General Er.x.rot, of the ea on •of R oya l M arines, tending to JOHN LAKE, as C ommander of the afring in the most tender print .his rOfficer and a Gentleman. l'he ii . ' were in part proved, and James Hazel was -tt,.: 4 te a be reduced to a private Unrine, and to 'ye so iashes ; -and IV GrOth s so be severely ttet tll4.l4l ed, and admonished to be more : circum , in his conduft. for the utue....lear-Admiral ~: ,r?44..t t 0111,41, Bart. President. . . . flet,4lllak, MURRAY; lately captured, and car- —'°,'',Paill. sailed froni St. Vincent's for Lop L t tyl tee Ilth of April. On the 16th of Aprd, p,i ° t i tklZ, to wintiward of Tortola, she fell in ilastgeilaatur. Privatecri, one called thOreapzer, lAWsllCrantiers and 1, i; o men ;• the other s name il t* 4tL eitizi ed I* 6Powiders, and 150 men ; tlkeirleir-441 for an bout, and compelled there to Ilrett°_r°,l* that night ; in the Morning, at day tat Ll'!'eßed them corning up astern, with sweeps ' o •4ll4rif for each quarter; on which the Soirolk }k m: i t ,' td, and brought them to bear - on the pr- t thitl i ii7' ! r id raked them with a broadside,, upon f ktt btoP 4 'id in their sweeps, and openod a tire 1 1 N1 a Lveisel4: after an -engagement of 141,t.'44 they sheer e d off. O n the 214 of MaY, an hour 7 41, aq la Pat)j i h p . . N . long, 16. &O. W. engaged the matte r 7, 141 to cif A ftnifatore, Captain Atta.v.SA, bt Ai r 4 , 14 1.. ttntleto, mounting i 6 guns, for an Pare, ILtt9tarter, at close quarters ; a calm taking 1.t1 8 , 4 .q_e Vrlvateer took advantage of her SMITS, attlifftiitt,i,:iry-til:,,,i-t4,4)ngei eSnituirricilk's larboard quarter, hy whichtie • be brought to bear upon her; " l 'ltiiis i ) ll . t6 I r erY Ilia of boarding under a heavy `ak'i n , ~ "l*Y, the necessity of surrendering be-- 4 14 41, "table. 'lle privateer had 3 men. killed, be-- 3r, kil t' wt . , , tntr i , 4ll , l 'tinged ; the Skfiblh 2 wounded ; had . 4 ' l ' ll tli , .: fah c .'Y s .' :5 of which were on the sick list, N,,s• .)Einast !lien. , ilAt. '( la ate t, . , ' 4 . 111 kw c ,, llp at the General Post-Ofhce, • :i t " nag Of L . will b de up everr a y 414 pri j Letters ema Ile (A t g aY tor' Holland. :kilickikancirt'-48,0f LATH has paid the sum of Six stlkt\l 1:0i(?rsu'l(ls fo A t 4. single'stainp, On 'which were ' l lof he f at , iturnintstration to the personal . Ws l' he r t h , s• ~p EY t;tl' . a re hon., a I late k. tr . le. tILTE N • ij j lin day st ~) tfi state that Sir HYDE PARKELL was k(lY(ic,p,,titt'(:(l witll a sudden illness, while riding ‘, o *lltle rt , :in , • ' lle was supported by his servant till ',.1,0 tome, arriage apprilaalied.s.in which he was i l u i llttr, l i d t u 0 41 4 0 ,) and a physician wi l t for ; but we are h.,;;;l:rdati"4;lgse:;ii:tisi.h:tia‘. t 1 i . ,1 ,. tile.. evening - he continued Ltlrkr., ' the / • ' 1.01.1 ht 'upwards of top Volunteers 7111 r 4 Militia- te r the . . i.t he citt,l44llehiklin Reiment, , 2cl Battalton o . marched . into Hut h 'lll'llNi.ll„,wilere the COrp3 is,stoW-quartered. t o : 1 1 1)441 gtar,hvefl at.MontroSe 'the Eliza, SWAN, it i 14 . Oil. '11114"*, WWI f . ) fill which will boil 12 6 NI l i i 3 the earliest arrival from the fish- . ifri d , k aki). !N-1d S,atto:clay tile Northumborland 'Militia °lt ota Sit, ) it, -kartNl 4tlW 1"-hathim • .. • 44 i en Iter t t rw • 414 ~.4 about a ,. • ihtia are expeEted from llama '4 he 4,.„1, i,c)rtrliglit for the, Eastern Distria, tOk . " t ed I, y the. 'Northumberland' IVllli- itt -t; co_ oar. s 4114/141C6)(istre3rn C I ' . have. returnee! from Ni'll4l4 4041 t T r u"tt ; andthe Ist West York have t 4 Welt, nee to Ashford. ''' .N. ; oinrini %t \V t* f 4 alk Mil— I c . ' arid five Companies of the h ih c h eitt, atilt, have marched to Pett' Level, 1.4 ',N 714 ; t.IL-Tvotid a V' tl i t t er,e „. they a . re to encapp. . , th„ - tinitht. tt . 1 ork Militia received on Sa %tolaSt3rel, cif floe for liaddington Barracks... (.1/4T en tilit i t ItoYal Cumberland Militia for tt A. ittorditylt'ttbantleci, t,.,ttYrßhire m• l '• i t the iirst Division of the 3eth (L'iit)4l, tnarttitdia'i .orninanded by 1...0rd MONT f). g t litir t ,•. 1,10 (.4tetts, on their . ratite for Ittll.l\l4, ' nu"ithe other Division yesterdaY• t r ,Y N 1 eve ti l , ,( , t,, Qt, , , ey. of c c ,4; last, about seven o'clock, a$ "Y I, Ti Na r k ti )00rd, Wiltshire was.returning aiTi.it rt,LtoOtim. 4 . . xeitiv::iim fittaeked it, gtocktoil Wood, .!li,i}},,,t7tl !the ot . ' (;rap,'god' him oil his horse, cpt.ttit..l'ltiP3 1),41;..,,,.,..11, feW halfpence onl they cut (11 4., Ittc,attlB illid fiOding nothing , thee one Ih i t, Li rit,ttitio ',VI to nutrder bun, Mitt the other. .17 1 4 ,` ) .,4 1 i , 'il;,:y 4t ' be l '! . t, o!.give ilia: a . (1---4 geod 1 1 4 21 ( ft hill, .1t 14411 about the head and etil, k iti , p. , • One of them w-ts a tall Nvell -411d,"1, Uri l i i , " 41 all on . i , . ~, . tt , - Plai (i ''." sttipod. , .i . . 1 ( dark coloured coat wall 6 4; 4q . illk, li, Uaiskoat, corchiroV breeches, I.rt ‘lndk v •• • , - 4141,14, 4 :i4( • liiileets' : t a i b .o4 .ot i t t t: ins ueek , ; the +C zenjanti tok it „ ti, t..va t uorurnn /vri,ktr,, carried '` V the P. / i nce; 1411 4 " 4 Y Cou 4, 41 ks f ut. ll( !,bel onlf f i ltz !Tin g '6) i c t ,'" 4 tory lett er, Z r 7 l. ,Outh and affect • raft er th ar as a, b. Were _ THE - C-SS i MiDEVIL: r Ay 4,C twx 4 cluiicTEß COUNESS • b? Rlt'L' DOOR .ii 141$..QUERAbt. • " one aild indivisible !" Think noi, GOod Folks, this Union risibic ; What can resist such heads and tails combin'd, . Caesar before,: and Beelzebub behind ! Europe beneath my yoke, maythreat and wince In ev'ry. Realm but We, I play the Friars ; But here, where wealth and wit and beauty revel, Good Lord ! how I shou'd Ides to the Devil ; But if as Prince, not Devil, you receive me, Yoss;11 only go from bad to worse, belieye me ; • Attila' my modesty may make you laugh, , Trust met the Devil is my better WI: • A diff'rcnt plan with others I pursue, But still you see I give the D. ---7 his doe. No joking, Sirs ! to smile is treason heinous • • 'Gainst me, grand Cresar, or Satanic !anus ! To frighten Peace and Pleasure from the World, My Gallo-Pandemoniac Flag's unfurl'd; ' And shall I not these happy realms assail Back'd by the D himself, I must prevail I But hark ! methinks my Daemon Twin I law s Mutt'ting some warnings in my human ear— " I feel opptess'd, andyou seem faint," said he; " This air with both of us must disagree; •" What can unnerve us thus ? alas ! I fear That some superior Natures hover near. " Away, away, forth from. yon dark disguise, " Flash'd the full radiance of celestial eyes; " Alt ! mark that shape, that spirit . furin contiounds me. " Sure ev're dwelling of .the skies surround me " FOols tbat we were, by vain ambition driv'n, " To seek a country colonis'd from Pickett I • ' 4. Fainter I grow; I must •not, - dare not stay, "' And thou, dear Brother, while thou canst, away; " Sorne.royal virtue', b.rn ot• Brunswick's line, . " Withers thy pow'r as beauty withers mine; " Go where Seraphic charms have never shone ; " Go where perfeetion never grac'd a throne; • " There we may prosper—here, tiio well I see, " Reigns cv'ry pow'r adverse to me and thee. " As Oaks, in sprouting from.their native earth, " Dislodge each rootless stein of Mushroom birth; " So must Usurpers to true Princes yield, ". And Daernens fly when Angels take the field." Madame STORACE, gave a party on Thursday even ing, which colle6ted a very nurnerouS assemblage of musical talents and fashionable visitors. ? The - vocal, arts were sustained by the besreiforts of Mr. HAM, Signora GRASiINI, Chevalier'La CANEA, the tWP WoLstes, and Madame S TORACE. The insim rbental. by Mr. Winum, the celebrated Piano Forte Player, and Mr., G. Srwrr who perforined a•very brilliant Duet With. Mr: MEYER, •on the Plano k'orte and Harp.—Among the fashignables we ob served, . . His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Ladies Mont flirt, Perth, Alboivugh, Hamilton. Lords . Niontiort, Keith, Stsahope, Spencer, •Chicheiter, Count Reaujolots,. Miss Drutnmond, Sir Preclirick Edelt, klessrs. Coldsluid, W. G. Lewis, H. Greville, THE THEAtItE.—Wald of rOOm yesterday pre. vented our noticing the appearance of Mrs. MARA, ,M the Haymaiket Theatre, 09 Saturday last, an actress who is entitled to the 'suffrages of criticism and the favodr of the Public. This Lady has per formed se% end times with great success, upon the Liverpool stage; • Hei person is very pleasing, her manners are cosy mid Qiegant, and .she is in the prime of life. Sheperformed ..Emily in The Poor coalman, on Saturday with great delicacy and feel ing, and she last night displayed her,talents to snore advantage in the' character of Helen, In The Iron Chiwt. Though she has yet only appeared in the province of sentiment and pathos, she is, we under stand, equally well qualified for the spirited parts of gentecl comedy, and is likely to become a conspi cuous ornament of, the London Stage. • FAWCETT is performing. at Dublin : he i , as to appear on Monday se'nnighe in Fal44, a charaeter for which his talents are certainly not most"hap - pily adapted. INcLEDoN is travelling through various parts of the Country, in his way,to Ireland; With an entertainment, which he entitles Phe IPand44.ing Itielodisa. Little BETTY is gone to Biriningharn,,and EMERY and BLANCHARD succeed him at Liverpool; where.Lxwis has pitched his tent for the summer. Mi. Fox contends, that if Austria were to pro voke the' hostility 'of France it Might be extinguished in the contention.; and at-the same time exhorts the CilAsur..Loa of he EXCHEQUER not to force Aus tria into a war with that Power. lint does the ho nourable Member suppose that be can so4C3, more clearly than the Austrian Government into its own situation ; that it is not at least full as much aware of aiy dangers that might arise from provoking the resentment of France ; mild that it would suffer Great Britain, or any other State, so force it into a contest with the rehtless ambition and inordi nate power of the Corsican LTpstart, if such a 'flea= sure should not lie rendered necessary for the main tenance of its own rights, and the general interest of every country yet free from the domineering ahi cendatiey of France ? The alarm for the safety of Jamaica has tiam in a great degree unfounded :—Lett?.rs from' thence, which may be, implicitly relied t on; assure us, that by the.great exertions and masterly diSpositiongbf General NUGE4T, the Governoe, , every. vulnerable point had been guarded; and whilst the Island was under Martial he had availed himself of it to get lid of several dangerous people French and Spa— niatds, of all cilium's, many of whom were assiutd ly agents ofthe French. All ranks of the inhabit= ants cordially and zealously aided the Governor in preparing to , repel the expe&ed inemy conSe linently they are. on the 'most .amicable footing, winch 111 wit have the best etre& on the interests of the Island. Ife'velthe E'reinY e'onld have made any impro6sion on it, it must:have been previous to the late alarm, .when the Hercule and tranguard were at sea, and the. .Theseusbeing in, dock, there was not one Line of Battle Ship to aid in defending the Isllutd. Now even the. North Side; which, from being op posite to, and only a few hours sail from Cuba, was perhaps the.most vulnerable, :is: placed .itt ,a state of security to defy the force, of the Enemy , and be sides our many sthall Craizers on the Wok-out,live. Sail of tlut Lint 3t4 cruiAing there, Gr.Noi, JUNI3 'odipg the Frigate romon`P, and two Brigs, is civizing before this _road: lhu,Pollio:t i&a fine ship; built in our Port. ' Captain GA NTEALT E Ctillimandilig ' the Nohawke Schooner, and the Taßk , Brig, have taken and se nt to Toulon a Chebec of eight guns, .'and a•Crew of 60 men.—Alquiteur. . , • D 111 IRTTA, MARCH i a.lAn EllolBll Fleet of twenty-four Sail has arrived before Alexandria in search of the French !Tleet ; four Officers from it landed, in order to inform the Governor, that the French Fleet had sailed for Egypt. Orders were itimediately sent off to Cairo, Alexandria, Rosetta, Damietta, and Jaffa, td put those places in a state of defence. JuNE t Austrian Nrer;sA; sailed from the Isle of France on the I oth Arentose, has brought the intelligence of the arrival of Hear- Admiral SERCY in that Colony, with ,Dispatches and Instrthions from the French Uovernment.,— . News had been joist received, there .of the War having broken out between Spain and England and gear -Admiral Lixots had, in consequence; dispatched several fast sailing Brigs to, all the Spanish Colonies with the information: The Marengo was at sea.. • MADRID, JUNE I.—On the I ath of May the fleet at Ferrol was still in Port, but completely ready for sailing. A list of our Navy is published here, by which it appears, that there are already 30 Ships of the Line, and 40 Frigates, fitted out, and are com pletely manned. ST. PETEIISBURGH, MAY23.--TheEMPEßOß'Sde puture for the Southern Provinces of his. EMpire, is fixed for . the middle of next months • The Prussian G6neral, Vow atsraow, instill here. - ebNSTANTINOPLE, MAY 1 5 .--Jl`wo grand Confer eneesof State were 'lately held by the Ministers of the Porte, on the subjet' of a Treaty of Triple Al-: lianee between England, anoth4 - great Power, and the Porte ; but no formal determinati4n ha's yet been arrived at. Although it is asserted by some persons, that this Alliance wqs a&ually signed, we can' po sitively affirm, that the Ambassador of a certain Great Power has,received orders to postpone the bu siness. , The French Government avows thfu i exercises that power over Holland that a strong Poe Must necessarily have, over a weaker one. • This proteaive controutis very well illustrated by the old English' adage, " Alight overcomes right." M. ROSSOLIN, one of the persons lately executed at Boulogne, on a charge of being Spies in the pay of England, was long resident in Winchester. He was, at the period of the Revolution, a Pilot at TQLI - and,. on . the evacuation of that „place by the British,.forces, was received on board Lord Hoon's Fleet, with whom he came to England. The America? Collin' at the .Havannah has been seized and imprisoned, charged with countenancing some illicit commerce : he was liberatet . l shortly al ter, but Ins papers !„ - otitintied tinder , i , ;(p - a , ,tration the date of the last accounts' from then( Mr, COKE S annual, Sheep-Shearing enninteneed yesterday at Holkham. ...Most of the •distingtii,:lied Amateurs, and - professional. Graziers'' and •Farnters, .that attended the Duke of BEIiFORD'S Woburn, are expe&ed at Hollcliatn.•• Egyptian Barley•.—Mr. - Suowley, of heevesily, in Lincolnshire, three years tilant4. '23 grain (r; Egyptian Barley: the second years' . prnauce kvits ten bushels, frotn which last , year he reaped ',to quar- , tern. ..` -- Last meek was killed at Dritlield, -a co; fed. by Mr. G. WALMSLEf, of BeMpton, nearßUrlington. She had been feeding I 3 months, weighed.' o i st. 51b. had not. 41b. - of tallow, and hide ,7st. 51b. On Saturday sennight a cow: bOonging . to Mr; William Lees, of 'BarrowShaw, niar'pldhatn, Lan cashire, produeed three calves, all 'nearly of one .size, and of the feminine gender The first, died prior to its being - calved, but 'the other' two, together . With the cow, are likely do well. Friday, afternoon' as the Paymaster of the 9.4:Bat talion of the.stith Regiment, of root ,waS driving a .. gig, about two miles from Gosport, ,on. the deare r ham road, the horse became so extremely, restive al; to coMpel him.to jump out, in tieing which he un fortunately broke one of his legs. On Wednesday last a keel course was worked. on the River Wear, for a bet of ten guineas, by the fa tuous WaddleWayman and William Todd, against Ridley . Mon and- J. Potts. They worked from Lintle's quay to Hilton Ferry, which is aboutlive miles, in about an hour, and the former won by only one foot. On • Wednesday last', as the, heavy Oath from Manchester to Laitcaitci passed the toll-gate at Pendleton, nom: Manche. ter, with' nine personas On the outsidki, the keeper 1 Lem:tinted 21)s. Of the.dri vet, for having four more outsid e than the Mt at 7 ', lowed ) : which .vas Old before the coach Was suf Tered.to. proceed. On Saturday night last some villains attempted to fie l, fire to the new Manufaefory of Messrs, Day, Smith, and Alder, at Nallsivorth. They hAd con veyed some hot Goals into *col, previously moistened with oil ;thd spirits. The malicious atttnopt ‘'as for tunately 4eteaed before any serious darn could On Friday last, as a son of Mr. Henry MX, of Longtord Mill, was driving his father's cart through the Close, Salisbury, with a younger brother, about ten years old, riding in it, the attention of both the youths was attra6ted by some soldiers at exercise, and the word beitig . giren to " stand at •ease,'! the, sudileti dipping of the soldiers' hands made the !woe start, so as to drive the cart furiOnSy against a large stone placed at the turn of the road, whereby it was overturned, and the wheel pitching on his lead, crushed him so dmadfully, that he died as he was conveyitig to the Intirtnary. his mother and sister had _quitted the cart only a few minutes, to walk through the Cletse. A fine boy of ittitHitt seven years of ;we, straying into the fields near Penzance on .Satuday last, 'eat of some poisonous berries, of the effecqi of which he soon after expired. , • Yesterday.su'unight a duel took place in Chapel Field, near Norwich; between two young. men of that City , each disch arKe d hi s prnol,- but neither being wounded„ ; the Sacondi Unto - fitted, and the dispute was adjusti4. . . . Duntml, 'JUNE 20 *. ---17:10 Printiiiground ticaL 'Dolphin's-Earn, .belonging to I.llers. et.Antr.; 'was early in the'present-month 7 to several pieces of Nvhite calico, bnt, inforni:ifibn coUldl3o obtained concerffing . the plunderers, further that thtee soldiers had been seen lurking about the grotinds . afal'r,ery kite hour. On Monday night last these depredations were renewed acid, about f_itir o'clock the ens - lin - 1g morning two' soldiers- Were 'stopped by the watchmen. id Thomas-street, and being challenged, inimediately dropped a large. bun die; containing calicoes and ran oaf towards, th Royal Barracks; they were iititintly pursucd by tile; watchinen; but centrived to esc,ipe into their (pizirj ters. HoWever, from the .attention and polite fis sisbineegiveti to Mr. CL., the Officers of the R6giment, hose uniform those plinicrers. dis graced, :there cannot be ii doubt but din criinhials' 'will be speedily brought to jwiticie. Jtemi! 21 Thufsday he'nnightl the Palace: ofClayne was entered by Some villains, who robbed it Of p 1 ite to a large amount. ' Tuesday a Aervatit riding furions'ly through Graf tow;.street; threw down. two chiklren, ;vb) were so triimplcd- on 4nd injured by the horse, that theh lives are despaired of. Some Gentlemen passiry by, at the time humanely interfered, and had the ruffian taken into custody, s• Atan adjourned Sessions held at' the Justice Room in Durham, the Mth inst. Francil Neat, the Gate keeper of thelroll 7 bar at the South end of Tylie bridge, in the County of Durham, was coin-4e,', in the initigated'penalty of 40i. and ekpetices, fur d,:- xnanding and taking one penny frorn.nohert servant to Lieutenant-Colonel avrtur, SEnnf.lx, passing through the said gate On horSeback, wh%,n he was attending his said Master on His Majesty's Service. Mrs: James,a school-rnlstress and widow, of`Pen• zance, aged 67, who had beeti some tithe it, a de; sponging state, walked deliberately into the sea tin Friday seinnight, and, was drownt4---Verdia nacg. • (in Thursday se'imight, as Mr. Richard Thris cutt, of Fovi-ey, Went to fish from the rocks nc.l . that place, he accidentally fell into the sea, and was drowned. An nnfbrtunate occurrence took place on, Wed.: •nesday, in the Parish of Stithians, Cornwall, be tween two young men, rniner 7 l, residing in that Parish, both of the name of Walter ,Atidrew. iit consequence of some quarrel that happened them,. themne fired the contents of a gun- ink) they •other'Sbody, which did noffprove mortal, bath dangerously ill. The person who,fired th gun czi. , deavoured to escape,- but was pursued to Truro, 'and taken 'into custody. . A man ,namea William Dotcheu, bri, layer, •in Lower,fiiar (;hare," Newcastle,. Wati 101', nginl by the neck, suspended by. a rape, in hi; r on Saturday s&rinight, When discovered, instantly cut down, but there was no signs-of h:,• Fre had been deranged in inizui for I past. A .41.41 y whose early yenrs, had heed :Ten • nix . c;sn' of Cartmel„ Luleasshire, 'Fitely return: , •:, r„n't abselice. of nearly forty years, and 'pi ,!', ponioni; \V 110111 She reColleatAl, a snpFr, }den their 'linked ag, t Thursd: , y aS ,- orie of . the Boyd Artific, • '• • lug to the Park 'of Artillt-sry :at Ply4i • v orling?,ll3 the Gnu -,wharf 'at the being olervred,too near the o.neh C 11,! •1 h6el, 'Was 'desired rOcOrne, oft farther, fin' then] all :file their (soy, and crying. out,, " wllo'3 nearer 'the flap of Ids coat was cf,ttv:hi cog, and' he wal hauled into the. middle !., • chine„., which, although it, wils stopped di, 41141 fool-hardy man's remains were tai en • every'' irnb 'dkldeated and bro Len. Mr. 'xonp, Coroner for:Devon, lid.t an Inipiest no Mailidea eorpse and the Jury found a ‘erdi, Areidentrzi Last week. a boy, at Tinnily, who w,i , ; hersli; cattle, ineauriously . tied the tether ot . otic , body, and the animal being ,ttared, ging the boy otithe ground till he vi:H the Company were 'coming, home from hii a labourer had his.*leg broke in a stone • , the prematuye 'explosion of a stone, and ..:; ,home on :the sante bier.' . . On. Thursday night, about t i o'clock, one of the house-maids of Stubbington Lodge.., , , the seat' of' Fitiherbert,i E:sq improdently pku::ed, a c todie in a chair, by the sido, of a bed, whilst she was 4.lwing thc. curtains, Which, Unperceived by . her; to(.1: 'iii t thc:.t shut the, dcior,. find kit the' rnotn, iind it WA9 neatly two hours afterwards before it was discovered. On tote door being opened, the whole. room NVati found in a blai,e; all the furniture destro'yed,; and the floor nearly burnt tbrotigh• in several But for the evrtions of the company present, and the servants of the Lo Age, vdded to the form nate . siipplY etwatei from a large ciStern close to the stair-c;Ase window,, the whole ; of, the preinises, barn, *&e.. must inevitably* have 11(en destroyed. 'Aid) &linage. was dpue to the house. o Thursday a fire broke out in the rnalt-house of Samuel Whitchureh, Eig. on Milford-hill, whtuh, bj, great exertions, was speedily extingukb.?J; hut not until damage to the amount of about 200,1. wa s sustained. At Stradbrooke Fair, yesterday sc'entiqbt good horses were eagerly inquired after ;' there- bein l ,),., however, very few of that denomination, br.t business . "* . as done.. Carmarthen Fair exhibited a largc , show ctittle., few of which, h(lwever, were sold, antl tlio-;e: it'. dace(' Tbere was. likcwisi) a great tit in)t)ct• of horses, but pm- od ones are sea and dear. The pig fair wa, plentifully ..supplied, but prieett vet? Ik,b, At tlie Wool Fair; Morpeth, Nycolitm;l-ty last) there Wag a great show, which s'Ol'd 411, per stone. The mat *.et ,t , its also) veiyto l-- Beef sold fvotn 7 to ton 6 '. &Id , . t 0 ,Lalllb 7h. to 7s.Ltd.per stone, sitaililig Ofril.--Whoat gold limn 14') Oos pQr quarter.--llye t;;.is. to 7 Oats wis. v.i)s, Thurso!Ay se'llniglit as a young num was WO, in an iron.stnne pit, in Sltif, itr odie parish of if f ax , a la rgo pit-Ct t.-1 earth abr-m hint suddenly way, and lip. was unfoitunat , 4 crushed to death br its fall.