The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

~~i ,3 II I P E 15. c • ionle, SEPT. 8.--Aaive,l the-Ganil Statesmst) .nsporti; etrrttht POWER 3. Amu troops (roll% by the Cert.s, f!tiNTElii from 1.11/`TER reports that General RottsY IttO vtrri%e.l nut uu the 19 t 1 ' julY' mitt ktit»ed till co . m . Ot:and of the Goveynnie'ot ot the lilmtl.--\\'''it;rl , SF:PT. B.—Arrived vestorday his Lit'sty's ship Aiisktoe from a crake, and the Furn ona transport from 'Cot k, iirrive4l. to-day lie Marchioness of st . from he Downs, bound to 13en'gnt:"" PRIVATE LET mit. A pri vate ! otter front . Paris ha 3 the (ollowhig . . . aSSage It 1 5 said th: l t the roirern ent of Isr !AZE the Minister - of Police, alrevuty decided ; well as llHtt of the Keeper of the St m t i ; neither. PNsesses the contiden..e of the De.Puties, and the latter retort) to the coutliel with renovated hopes, 11(1 an accession of streo ; .!! b. It . isgenerally under ttoo(l that the D'ke 'of WattNei-nit- strongly aipported hat part of the - Whistry which is likely h e removed ; it is e%eit s itl among the lan lish hat his (if Parifa ncit a•little displeased hth the 1111,;re cif his elloris in favour of: the " k "te party, and that a dispute took place ail the sam e subject bet %Vern him and Sir STP.wmtT. The Arnbassa‘lor is said to have it ritielt on this subject to London, and to have tlreedy rectivcd tt answer of Lord CASTLEREAGH, i ll Which lie intimates that the interference of the bake of WELLINGTON in the formation- of the Ali ilstrY of Louis ihe EiLthteenth, is not strictly P r Ver Dike i 3 said to have threatened his resignation. Otie thing is certain; that helliinks tif France depends upon a conci- Ntiog temper in the Uoverninent. He is bated 1 1 the party called Ex'agiMes.". The diseuxillitts (of' the French Cabinet Council 4c now as regiutatly".pithliilied by .some o f our tq iittniportirie s , as it the Privy Closet of.a ea was II open debating Forum., nod the grand 34e s t i"ns of State us Hide secret as those of a Sprinting L6ll oR ATtoN.-,(310re Encouragemeni ! !) —A let ter From Antericl stated the following important fact .the 26th of June sailed from New 'ork f or Liverpool, a vessel having on board 196 Pviloris stowed in the stecrAge and other miser able statioos of the vessel, being Wrecked English Ptat tufactorers.and others returnin g ; to Britain, trot being 41)1e :q get employment io this Union that would produce t . ltent hid and ho.,111." Tile following is .it extract of a letter, dated I\l4w, tile 22d of July, from , Restr.Admiral Sii C,HARIAS NNNOSE to.J.W..C.Iting,R,. Esq. Secre tary Board of Admiralty " Ev ery 'hip which has.sailed tinder my;orders has been 16strik !"d respecting pirates. Several reported acts, of piracy ' know to have been whellY unfounded. furOinie cases crews Isf smill'vesseli have left them, declaring them to have been 4411 by'pirntes. Captain l'acsrme, of the Wisphretet, bits brtlergito inquire for and act against any pirates in these yeas." ATR O 'P THE istric.---Yestealay the I . ollotv. mg Bulletin was shorn at St. James's !nee : " 'Windsor Castle, Sept. 70816, , " Majesty has enjoyed goo d bodily 11441 th, and has hi:e n gtnerAily tranquil (luring the last month; bat hisMa" lett •-• e )disorder-tots undergone no change."' (Signed usuttl.) Lord a teN — titte'ntleil os the Lord in Waiting, . 11111th elitittniirable Mr. thitivit.t.a us the GrQpW, in Wo. L . • ' , I. • . . - Til t .... • . is tth ftitintintion for the statement which 144 'r icei l the..irinees of WALZS is re tur g to fint gld 'tiered.) " (trier from Cadiz announces'the death of ne rßl o„ 4 ) e tolleltying is an extract of a 'letter, ,dates) ca.nethis A y lvsv „bne 8 '' %;e• stated to be fl . I Aluii•r" niiei to he thii Forth tut._ sic_ p 3immtecft. &in.:kilt onto, 14,m Jooeirn, which Ism on I,,rt!i/ion two minvhla4o on the Rogliih Bank, Ovid has drittbig ilbouttlie flier i.ovi.isVado . )* . , Aiiotlier letter from liiions'iNyrefi, of the litime ▪ cooltottii . itates the 'l,lll:ing irialockoly • Te.c' .• L ' r f 't0.14 - Nclaje'st)4 ship • Orpbtlis, )( l ot gi g . That emoovtoti of :1 0 1.r.AttNO , midshipman, with ‘w e i - twowoo, mak a.slcsiplawit, :771 tkalckti* ti.it? 'th . !ltf : the corpimail Ml'. I,Vui T E, toolihipmat:, hist, wlth ,t to.vololeit 1it419 oieloP: 'i ts ..„) . to Feline,. all on. Ward mfero drowned.- .'.l'be Orpheu, at utY Monte' Vitteo'oh thesth inst '‘i•Ot)ittlts, frum'illtlifiri: of :thy Y 11► duly. state. 4 1%1 i k„:,OtriStlittp,”o,s . 4( P c tifkvitrtii) . esS of 1 . 1!„ eh s o ll Th 'flint .9oart.er, ant to tro•vide against' of tittt criipt, ..1114jor? , --▪ ne ral'AVtLsot.r; ..kilatittistreit.or .of-..titc-Govertl7 i' lle ut Loo. e r and Cuntittatiiler the ~ luect boa, It n'tl iSs ell It Prnebinia the - Cititte of St:Lewis, Qiiebel4 wr .1816, the vxportatii.n.LY sg4. ittml i , or by inlautl marigatinn,, from thesMin PrOVigite, oh whe a t, flour,. hiscnit, beau's', ~ tinti tru in,of kiinti used in . tnalting bread': Aintrican %Timken' kit Gibraltar a fort- %%in iirevious toLord. ExMOU,TiI .I I3 arrival, anal _ it a s lI IPPLITe4 that bia,Lordsilip did not intend to t follow a nKtotfPiipertilthe , ;7th August hits 14 ing imrftietaph - ' 4 lie Stimt:;.•boat FU1.T01•1 . , is under contract t 1) , 484 iicetitussia from New-York, aud to arrive 4Usliet by tic Ist of DtGituber‘:: P 0 E 1' It MONUDY TO THE IvIENIOnY 017 Till 3 LATE Plain" TIONOURABt.E. HICHAXD BRINILEYt4HERIVAN• Rtciee4 4 Ar:s 4 Vol4;i tlqs,Arprury-lane Tieratt4,4lo4 Sator ., • ,;. $ day revniss tititiSt ;Ittnibiire of expiring day In Summer's twilight weVtis itself awdy, Who bath not felt the witness of Oki:Amur.. Sink on the hrhrt—as dew along the flower ho hat h not shared that calm, so,stiit and deep { The voiceless thought, which would not spoilt", but weep ? A holy eotteorit--Ind 'a bright regret, • • A gtofiosts symuialfy.with suns that sit—. Soit• , elt thcfullitras of our heart and.eyes t Wiieu alt of deniue, which can perish, digt,.. The hash of wit--tlic bright intelligence— The beam of song-'-tite blaze of eloquence— Set with their'sun.:—but still have left behind enduring product of immortal mind; ' Fruits of at genial mOrn and glorious noon, A deathless part'of him who died too soon. From tlie'cliiirtid council to the festive board, Of hiMiait feelingS the Unlioudded Lord : In whose the loftiest voices vied, 4 ilieprats'el—the p roil il—wbb made his praise theft pride.;— When the . louilleriof trtimpled Ilindustan us'eto•Heaven, iU herapPeal front man, Hi, was the thunder—his the avenging rod . — The wrath—the delegated voice of God! • Which %book the natimis through hitaips—and blaed, Till vanqt.lish'd Somateit trembledas they prai.'d. • . • And here! Oh here, where yet all young and warm, Tarr gay creations of his Spirit charm, • The matchless dialogue—the deathless wit Which knew nut what it was to intermit; The glowing portraita, fresh from life, that bring Home to our beans the truth troy which they spritsi; Here in their first abode to-night you meet, Bright with the hues of his Prbinet beau heat,-- A halo of the light of other days, Whichsstill the splendour of its orb betrays. But should there be to Whom the fatal blight f;tilingWistlotu - yieldt a bate delight, . . Men, Who exult when minds of heavenly tont Jar in the Musio which was born their own, Still let thew , pansor—Ali !, little do they know - That what to them seem'd Vice, might bo but Woe. I-lard is his fate, oil wham the Public gate Is fixid for ever, ttidetriet or praise ; Repose denies her rititiietii to his name, And Folly loves the caartyrlom of Fame. But far from us and from our mimic scene Such thins sbould be—if such have ever been ; Our's be the gentler wish—the kinder task,— Tu.gik9 tribute Glory need nut ask. .Tn , ,weep tele vanquishli beatn—and add our mite . imiise; payment of a lung delight. Ye Orators! whom yet our council, yield, Mourn - 14r the veteran Hero of your field. 'The worthy Rival of the wond'rotts three,t • Whose words were Spas ks of Immortality !• Ye Barda!- , to wham the prama's,Muse is dear ) was your Master ! mutate hint Acre! Ye Men of . Wit . und social Eloquence ! He was your Brother.!—bear his ashes hen - ce!— : While powers of wind, almost of boundless range r - Complete various inibeir change; While Eloquence—Wit,—Poesy-r.and That bumbler Harmonist of Care on earth, Survivelwitliitt Our souls—while lives our Sense Of Pride in Merit's proud . pre-eminence. Lung shall we seek his littenesi-long; in vain, . , And tuft) to all of him which may remain, • sighinti that Natu?o furtu'd but Une such Man, And, poke the moulding SULRWAN. ai Seu .ox,. Burke,- and , Pitt's Eulogy on Mr. Sheridan's Spesch on the charges exhibited ogai , ist Mr. Hastings, is the 'fitiose of Commons. Mr. Pitt entreated the Homo,: to ad journ, to give time fur i . ealtner condideration -of tbd question than could tilt it occur after the immediate ctlect, of that Ora tion. on seeing Opse enchantin-g Sorm, Mrs. SALMON and Mrs 131S110F, 41‘110grxrdlor the Opening of lietnpriord A SAl..mot4 more lovely has ue'er been my theme, She's sweet as the trout that swims Hungerfor&s stream; At. Concert she fairly haves all in the lurch i But give me a Btstror to open a Church. WINDSOR, S,EPT. S. • Friday the Duke of CLARENcit arrived at the ft' !r Busby Park.—Yesterday the Duke of CANtaltr,q9B arrived at the Cattle. VL•Oerday her MAJESTY's Council met at twelve o'clock, attended by, the Archbishop of Canter bury, the Rirl of Wiuchilsea, ~a ll.l Lord Arden. Fier the Council the Neuibers'left WintisOi. tier •Aiwiesty and the Pr ` incesseS took an airing;T taroK -The .Princes* Sovitia tuok bey air lug on itor§ehack iit Winds..r Little l'ark. This day fitting the anniVerSaly of their NlA 'JEBTlNS',‘Volditig D,ty, her Nlitiesty received the cungrattihtnus of the Royal — Family anti the ,neighbouring The Duke of Susiex ar. 'rived lion* Liindoo,' mid the Diike and Duchess 4,11 . (ill)liCebter from Oagshot Park. Attcl. church her liijesty and the Princesses took an (tiring to Fftigntor'Ci and in the Hits:moon her Metjesty and the POlltettott With a select party -dined there. Frid!ty the wpm] sefvieettt St. George's,Chrtpel, IVintlsor, Wes discontinued, its const-tinestee.of `tl jig tat' ifu front the College of nerelds arriving I,liwkl r ob - tegtilwe the alterations that have taken Ait y cPlit the ()Mer of the , tarter; by the death of. the late .Ittiri of Chesterfield; and the appointment. 'With Serene Ilighness Prince Leopold of Sake . f.;.tiburg,,ea . one of the Knights, when the banner, I lines; &e, of the ,fortner were taken away, and those of the li,ktrer placed on the Sovereign's side, between thnse of the king of the Netherlands end ttl'',;ptikel of IsTortittintherlan t l: Upon which occasion rlst..lleitit '®rd C*ll , ins;'.Mitior CRifutis, Cletkalatid" Moot Ktlimitte, receive- u amen cow .pettpttion in lien . of tin installation, which has been*dispensed with on agsuutit orthe situation of tlit'Su•viatign,- • TUE Ttit-ttvi.tut.%, DRvRY.Y.ANE.—Ott Satiirday night this Therltie "l!euedotiter a *burr vikeNtlon wi h Tii . e Se.4 o ,ti fur Sett/W(11 0 tippropri tie :Compliment to titk• Mettlofy of irur stieutp&it, atul the btree tit Tlig 1) (in b.lt ititivst u r ' e: • The ttuil4tl ceremony. of general in a14(1 the awiturit of God save lin, lug been! genie throt:4ll. Alt% 111,E carne forward brfpoke the imlidgeoce of the :pktaience for 'Mrs DAvlsoN, W A s ~ppointed to recite the Mono , ty which appe.t rs in a' 'preceding column, hut from so me ci - rctonst alters_ had only ht'en enabled to StaUshe lines so-shortly as to he obli ge d '!i; 1 u tTiv,,.”ling for recitaihm. This untoward matter _ w ) as pale/dated to take .con siderably 604'4 any effect which -might other wise have heeii produced, though for ourselves We front, the firs L anticipated f i lly disappointment, when we beard; thst-Thalia was to be placed over • the urn of Melpomene., Th e he audience were as favourable as,could be •wished, 111.14 the verse, in •distinctly Audible; was applauded, upon the reli ance that the occasion, atid the talents belonging to the theatre, must Itit've produced what was worthy of applause. • Upon perusing the tribnte we .find, however. that.it obtained more upon credit than it &mid 'ave got upon the score of merit. It is a *disjoint. eel and feeble composition, either Written by Lord fiTeoN •or by souse imitator of his style, who it is an insult to suppose, as is done by .a for Ding Eulogist, can he Scour CAMP. ORLI., though it may be .LAsin or liontiovse.— The first lines present us indeed with new images, but their novelty is their only recommendation, and passages. about " sunshine weeping itself away." and " weeping thoughts, which being voiceless (like most thoughts) mild(' )tot -speak," are so unnatural as to be only fit' for the . pakte , board weeping ivilleiis under which they were delivered. . . It is only front the piqtensions of Drury-Lane to be the standard of national taste that w•e consider these verses as deserving of criticism, and . there fore protest against their being held up, as extra beitttiful and sublime : that we declare we hive no understanding to relish the: , assurance that 4 ! the fulness of our eyes feels;" or taste to admire any ofihe incomprehensible Hamby pamby of the sixteen introductory lines. Thib is, be- Cause we: dislike a Mere oppOsitioU of words without . meaning ; .and when we proceed a little tprther and ascertain what is meant, our disap probatiOn increases because we dislike the intro duction ot i • opposition politics (or indeed of any politics): i(ito things of thin sort. advise the INliinagcrs to steer. dear of Faction in their theatrical Fourse; and so far from travelling to !linttwiny for a hyperbolical this-statement, to refrain ,even from going to •Downing -street for, a party purpoie. The brilliancy of Situttt- E3A'N's eloquence certainly shone refulgent O'er the East India question; but the triumph of persecuted . . FlAsTtsos, the 'saviour .of ludin, . attdl a multitude of other considerations which rose after the heat oF contest was over, render this peritid of Lis (Snattiolors) life one of the, bitter sweets to .memory, • We have perhaps already dilated too much on this fraction of a Monody ; hut We cannot dismiss it withotitootking the non Neqite e . 0 f A ltio.of the light of other dsyc, • • Which the splendour of its orb hetrays. The death of tin Author cannot remove the •' orb" which is 11314re:tit, : not ,iti his, (Intl clay, but in his immortal writings. 'What int?tediAitely follows is a portait for , Which the Nallle Writer silt to himself. It is another claim for men with minds which they limey are so superior to their fellows, as to lift their possessors above the rule and level of hionanity. Their . .of vice" becomes hut " woe"—had he been drawing the professed object of the verse he would have said " but mirth i" for whatever were the errors of Silt:- sinker, they flowed not in the dells channels of BY WON. • condwie, the closing eighteen lines are . ell of _this,. Poem, yet pttblished to 'Which we can Rico the tillitite of our praise: and si sic wanes; SS?It cif to.iimy hall been free from censure. We *mot OM these brief and, rapid stric tures . withut ,noticing the, ghring inconsistency which rims through the affected comptAit ion 'whiCir we.luri.4)'beetYleoinpelled to censure:. A Tribute to the .Mentosf of -the first : Dramatic Writer : of bib (lay,. p r perhaps of.. any days, destined to be delivered in the s very Theatrewhich first presented his i tn i n ortal w orks -to the warld 7 —contains Iwo lines of tawflryandrimperfect• encomium upon the dramatic. falentsof ;be, Antor of The School for' Scandal and The This We•think Is battik' fair nu the Emit 'bf the Noble Manufacturer of Monodies : be ekems to. have forgotten the staple -article of_a proper poetical panegyric, Th e School for Scandal was performed in a man ner whi c h calls for a distinct spedtientirin of the success and .failure in . a cast'characters sininst en tirely new, but. we have now only room to, say that the good ain bad were neatly balanted. • . The following is a brief account-of - the alters tions‘raiiil imprOvetiteiits that have• •been made in the Theatre since the,close of last teaSon.:--. Two new boxes havv been fitted tip foe the: Prince atid - -1 1 rinc'ess of Cdatra s u, and tire Mike and Duclivits' of GLOUCESTE ft. .1 hat designed:. for• the limner dinsiribils couple is. .in the first. circle on I he KING'S side; and thatfoiAhe li t t l er on the Pautba's siffe, direCtly tiropo%ite 5 troth immedi ately adjoin the titivate boxest , :! To the first arc litteched two crsainiOditni4 Waiting MONS, anti to the tatter one of the sanieldeseriptiOn. The fronts of these boxes arc thrown. coMplctely open, .so that a fall View may be eonittiandeil , frout all parts of the lioni.e.' The drekst.boxes have been intprov 'e(l-, by the removal - of one .uf the rows of &eats. TfiKaiterittimi affords mor.ornosti to-theantlienee in tliat eirele, and thetback rows. being more ,eld. % Viit i, eatit'fikare beetintes more distinct, a n d th e slit Wino' of the visitors more tonspietions. 'l lte T el - Vvat fet:h'iti - the .fait has been .4i f I creased atm it etvo f ' i'ef stiveilinetvet, gradually (it:creasing tail the Mirk to the (runt row, which last bring, tliekoo":4 f the 'liefisons-ocestpying it three ittelte* ils pl-ca Ably 41het frutu ite being nnly t Splection from er•keetit elai‘b was tbisfigy put4bblitO cularietv by Air. tit Al. 4' • 4115 relit erm 'C r Y - s nore Lie iQVCI of the rfre pall cf areaptinall!fehtzihle the ripectatpr. 'I hit part whielk is den . oniittitteti ";;tatn , ling room" par, takes of tile I 1;c ody.:!lta. 4 e, these behiesti •art; plitcFtt id ye their. tivi' l 2, , hbonrs in front that their view is nta`.tittirtiptett.Ti 3 O arennt , h. I .0 R i t :.,l of the house ate like vise touch in,provutt..--- Heretolure theta:was, hut. one moor of eoi ranee si 0.? thick, HMI in consetittet:te much 111C441)yehjelco WAS t:?(PqriVlCell on crowded night..—nk ,, v t`tt hi isekv doors ket've Iye..e-if. one on each cycle.--. In attAiningillis ,ied4tible object the cumittitted have helm Qhligett SU sitcrifire Four . of die iok‘er rivite . l)()%ei . , which twit heel) entirely renlhved. The List a4erwion is hi Illy Prtmeetrinm, f r o m which tbl'ee kit lidre been taken Anti iidii to the orchestra. This arraogenient has hceo prot(aetiye of a double advantage : tor, besides ibt accommo— dation afforded to the Musicians) ,a-inore deSiralolts end has been obtained,- In throning the actor} farther back on the stage, ~and therehy the disadvantage of rendering it . necessary for them,. in order to make thesnserves audible, tti quit altogether the scento7,--so essential to Enish.. ed representation. ~'t , . , T it nMAtt}ias. CORN EXCHANOR, SSPT. D.—We bad . ,ainid. citing supply of 'Wheat this.morning front Essek 'and Kent, wbicb, owing t ‘ a. the bad state of the weather, was taken of teadily at all advance o from 2s. to 3s. per cittarter, from, . this , day week. l'ew Rye was in deMand for seed, and old vvo 2s. per quarto 'dearer. ilarley has advaneed Is; , 'and Malt 2s. per quarter. . The r u le of °Kul w.ts brisk, ;at an tick - 111 ms of from 1 th- to 21.14r:quart.. ter. In other kinds of Jrain no alteration. Foretpi. Wheat - 665. Os. I Vine firey Passe - --0.. - 91),. •—s. Tick - - 325. nil; Engfirth IVheat - ti6a. 7th. Fine - r —s, 11.7 e - - S2s. Flue ditto - . 42%. —s. Barley - - - - ir)t. S. OJddittc► - - --s. Snail Tick Be3llll 865.'4 It. Old ditto - - Feed Oats - - - 2(144.225. Fitit ditto - Fine ditto - - - Malt Fine ditto - 6114. --s. Poland ditto - • 231. 273. Fine ditto • - • 2411. Os. Pant oe ditto - • Stot. WhitePeitse (boilers) 4:11. 4 5 5% Fine 4ilto - - - 5435. —l. Grey Pcitse - - -41 s. 4.554.• lt,tpe Seed 341. 401. prr lost; Fier Motu - . 70s. 70 9 . Seconds -• 655.70). SaltrurtgLo, Stn. 9.--This.dars Market had a gokd sup ply d I:rime . Beasts, and the %haw of Cattle in general was considerable ; ' Mutton and Vcal were. desir4-IPork was cheaper; 13171 and Larnb Sold at lasi priceS; stniqtle trade. fur the sni•st 'part, wad middling, The sales in the My market were somewhat livelyt..H.,y. fill 4 Straw Tetcbed better prices; Clover obtaintd last price. By the Lisbon Maitti letter hai,heen received front the Agent at Ll o yd. 4, by the r om odtt ee ; " dated the 24th nit. It stares, that s'everal Nays sian and •Swedish vessels had been detained and searchel off the Rock by a pirate or priv steer, tut the 20th of that month. It deserves pat - dentin. n(!tice, that .among the vessels so situated near the month of theVaglis, 'there were two of theft., !totter );usglish colustscs„ which the pit site or privais seer did not thinl: fit to approach. This pi'oceetl. jog, ,itt:sopposed to be by the sante . pokatlre rigge4 vessel tyhiels had b'ee» seen'off that coast, and isai, hefOre detained 'arol - caiitstred several merehaus men. 'Two stapicions vosels Were discovered off St. Michael's about the tbiddle of August, whiets aie.prenumcd to be privateeVs. .•ths-Friday Viscount CASVLRUSAGIi transneted business' with .Earl B:vrtivasr, -Vifico4tilt MOUTH, Lord Mat.vtLt.a, unit the CIIANChLI,OR Of the ExcuFatlKß, at the Foreign Otityc ; anti on Saturthsy morning M. SYJNESTER, King's 31 , 5-senger, senger, was forwarded with dispatches to Pasts and Vienna. . The Hart and Countess of DA VOUS their family, and snite, arrived 'at P.)rtsootttl, on WA nesday, Irons Dalhousie Castle, Scotland, to rut.. hark in the Forth, 40;Sir - JonN Lotus, fur Hali fax. His Lordship is 7 - tlipected to sail this day. Colonel Duxe, Assiitant-Adjutant-Gen..; Major CooeFa and' Major SPAißntv ,go . 001 the Forth., 'The Fbrth 'returns to . Engli.nd direct from Ha lifax. . . • A reduction has been ordered in the number of trnops stationed in Portsmouth gatrit•oti, 'the 93th itegithent, Colonel Et.t.tore, is to march. - Irma .11ilsi:a lu Chatham Bat racks ; the-2d bait.... 87th„ Colonel Sir lIVOtt Gaucr, fronl•s.lspert to Colehester and North Yarmouth. The 28th is the only regiment to remain st Gosport: The 61st -Regiment, at Cionbetiand 14'ort, continues under 'orders for 4tlntitica, and expects to embark shortly. The High haS appointed Wednesday next for the IVestrithistcr'Meeting. • We' are torry tii . mvotion that a great honso in the West India jr4l}C. which is conneeteit with the • direct ton tat niagu;tic"eut oriental establishin,.'or, stupp?d payment on Saturday. Another house of eotwderable cowietittenee was also coutptlled - soil - tend its 'payments on the same day. The great, pieri of the new Bridge erecting at Btlitthurgli, which is to connect Prinecs , street' srith the Calton Hilt, are in a state:of cottsititra.'- Me Forwardness ;. it is to be called The Prince ,Regent's Bridge." Alew days past' an ancient g'clicl cnln wits dog tip irl tlfe garden of Mr. EVANs, of Patitlingtvo,: 'it is hear the size of halfra-guittea, butt in weight nearly tlitallo a guinea. On one side, quite feet, is a - head, with' the . wofils, Ca§tir , 'Nero. .thigostus; , lo(l on' the other an anrietit figure, while rite words Pltifitpo Custos, in old character*. Ici , .of the finest goltL SVICIDE . -s.iturilay . the son 'of . Mr. Lome, ato sitsilci rsntialt in: tliyh. Holborn: shot hfnasOl' throo l zit the bend with a pi.tol. About a week or two pre vions to _ilia corm-tutting this rash act, be seemed t. er t. ' ;n l 9 1 i1 4 8 11 1 1 ' ; d ; i t , :: * - 1 .1%fr. Jolts? NEwtoN. of Deatt-street, Shadwell, was met in the Class House Fields by three then, who robbed hint of his watca and money.' " - On Tuesday night. !age, Mr, STROn'es . 11, 8 m•, oAnET, ut the.Piti's Lim putf.tic-Itouse, otenr Citelieohatn, was thrown from horAe,' near the Mitten ishiltinttt. on the ni'w 61600040" tintd, Mid killed on the split, The hock part .at h ek id ~as shockingly fractured. Vfrd143......, ..ecciatrital Death.