The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

11 I P :•N'EAV §; T!it GA-Lit. ON St7NDAY NIGITT • . The Triiilicfcei-, 'of No; ; the Priners br Oran l ie, (1 tpskvlet, ; ,and the Travjeller, lirh!hogtrm, were totally lost,:bFtweenCP,liker h nd . ' lll 4knev,',lttling the gide. .Tite..ilat - garet tind : Jane, of Sinidealand ; the Fancy, of Lontliin IlleFantiy, of Led ; and folir . otber itssels;. are on t,ihtre near Cyonter, hilt.expetArd.t , , he got off. • MUNI)SI:EY, StePT. timitiryy : fft -1 14 1 1 • 10 ''‘t• You, th:,t yesterthly,nboilt ni : le o`ehwlt , the grind cane round front 11,e N i uthward to Ow youth warcl; and about' tleveit k H II ct of coaitirig vesse',s p.,Nsed to .the Nortli‘vAnl, and several laden standitta. 1 0 the Sollt•h 3 r l . Aboitt three o'cl.)ek •io the afternoon the wind bact 'd rotitttito :the Elst, att l bl e ,v , a llCifVy Kale with rain, and last night shunt elet en o'clock.' it blew a loin e from. tLeN. E. This morn, ing'o ur .shore In . .sentetl a melancholy sight. 'The shi l i Ran ger , . o f ATKINSON) from Newca.tle t , t London... With Citids e IV;IS_SCSI terd in various pieces aloft;; the shore for two or three miles, and, I .on sorry to isy, all !mods excepting ttie carpenter. A foriign ketch , wiit Steil to go d own t hi s etioriiiitg, about three Th. ds from this place, and all halo's' perished ;-- some part of the. wreck is on shore. She appears to have been in the English service, and by some ? Pliers that inter come on shore, she belongs to . Great Yarinoittlt. A fishing smack is on shore tibt)to three miles to the Northward of this place; 11 ' 1 ' 4 ' 4 Laved. lam tearful of much damage be- . further Northward, as not less than 300‘ sail of slop pits.4elt yesterday. I'ARMOUTH, Marili, of this port, ti ' 4 Rxe, Allister, front Newcastle with coals, was wrecked oi. ilippisburg Rock during the gale Olt Stmilay morning ; she went to pieces, ttnd,, to rel its , .all on bOard perished. ti.sawictr, Srpr. 2 —Arrived the - II:Irton, Cu.sey, whi t coals front Sunderland, with loss of I, °o noci,ors sod (.0)1,1; nod the Naylor, SCALFSr_ i th lo Siliil.lll. with loss Of one anchor and cable trout Rottertlani (the Drie Vriender) • I ‘' ll.l l losS r.eo :tortoni and cables, and one mot overboard. Also arrived the Lord Nelson h . a 'tat dl nod pik4sengers (root tux- • AlAtiovre„ ssrT. I.—Yesterday• • it rained the i nk! .day; and blew a strong gale trust 1\1.„8. ; lii thi . teeening the et ind increased, and at night it blewit icurrieauN. 'hie slumber of the peaceful 1'11.'1011(4 its Was disturbeil by the awful howl;ng of Ile wind, the rotirrttg 'of the teaves. 1 111 ( 1 ' re- Ports in g111)11 4f I lik trest frOnt the ocean. This Hint illig a most atrial speciable presented itself to our virw. Several vessel's were driven on °ll(lt.t. near the ileeilleer, but. have not as-yet heard their nattier. The brig Thais, 'of l'enzance,. tr " ( 1 1Ivet t near our Pier, with the 'loss of her I " . cinil and foi emast ; sherlieS *filth) a few ' l " 4l s (tithe shore : the sailors are of "pinion Aka t she will he got off by "" tide ' A fren°brig (ti " t Ue 4 1(ititown) ran on shore oil the rocks near the Infirmary; the waves dashed over her in d.realifill manner. Oar seamen .attenipted seve.. tat tittles to come to her assistance, but 'were often. re l eel by the merciless waves. 'fley succeed ell a t last, a n d b roug h t a ll the pass e ngers and cre*safe on'sliore, among ivhoin were several fe -11146 passetigeis'foe Prance. It is feared she tell., not hold out th e next tide, as she lius quite fast in rink. Gre it itraite is due to the Al.trgate . sa ll!'rs fur their exeitiontt ist 4tiviiig so Malty lives. oaTsraouTtl, SP.Pr. 2.—Artived the Irtania,, _ ll4 wuLt., fioi r r the D., vits, boom! t o 13 e r inui l a, „ shipTri,to on eruize; the Lurlvy transport fur the Do w ns; and the Bridges, " " Iv ßil, for 0 %% I tlr pmto tlll . I)EA4, SEPr. 2.—Came down from theltiver tliortaug, the (hurt al firalialn for Calcutta ; 11114 Lord Porhe's for Fort the 'Hope for ; IsaSe Todd tor I:l3rhadoe,s reiste ; Richard ior Dettittritya ;:,and 14 New yo..k.—A i I lie : Devorau, . t 811 1( in 91 days, o s, (r u in it, tetts Ares.,; Ole cooyEK, from Chitin ; the latter uot reads the otiehorage iit the Doi its, wdfl there:ore obliged to put hack to . DoVer r 0,„;,. t,► l,',4 e,Alterrrottihip, 74, ,ot l'!yonovilli,. is ortlerello `'e sold.; tlie Fri•dvs lea I 64i :At liestkoimottli, is ottlo.rell to lit. hiokett op : The - ole tiosimot, / 4, I, %me i , th e 4.‘ a " 1 out of th e serv i ce , to he li . rolivoi to iv "' rproth ice d I (iiiverenoent only 1 401. ' . letittay theitutr of th e I "4- 1 1 " 4 61 " 111 1 28 eons, tvnsliltril esioetiott‘i : Oy. four bov., of 15 years'Otigii,o ( u . slug:ll,4os, Eel. 8. fve y or of the a\tivy, •a$ ray Ply mu th Paper.) • • Oi l 8, - • '4/Utility misrviing iliere Was the greatest, .t.ll. Nits of - ilerritigs Carttpbeltowg ever renmtibt • 1 A ni esa ust every I) , Jat went to lil like tio 41e441144 4.fu1l 1111 they vould swim. C 1 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL JEALOUSIES. i'011 . 0‘00";.; FAtracfs toloni - froni n IVoik Of %ve have iw t . 01 ih e and liefo . re tliiry lave hut. it ; pk.r . let proliAly the, bnly . tit..ats of tNe Citstioti ionise lregiilations,'"rl'ile; and Commerce best very !imp; efintAilis 'ilie most violent and bitter invectives liglinst (heat Bi knit), as the ';toljoinkft p ,ages too evince " *England is working thedahk, lint With the greatest perseetn-ailee;to give us u tlycisive blow; this iiistion i . jenlotis of all prospi•rity that is nut her own, Will tiiidei-go any siicei tiCes to attain the realitation of her elicroachiiients already, wit ir the Mott hitlions smile', she Batters Ittriell that the mu iiient is fait aPProaching Ili Mat . * US tributary to iserL—The Belgians her tributaries! !.! Let •it'be so *heti she hal! ruined 014 thread awl cotton maitufactur'es, uhr printing grounds, dtll~;^s> a U dad therein by France, she will then 'rain onenti-' •riattletttres nf hats, hosiery, bee, china, and Dutch ware;' the ,whoisspfliont manufactures will consequently 'be shaken to tlith i con t uktims. Discouragemenl will distress all other el:tiles, and our Artists will abandon, with tears in 'their eyes, this Present hospitsibie land ; our calltal will also 'quit Country, ansigenitis will be extinguished. Then Eng land, will rub you of your wool and flax, which you must porchase at double its price ; then will she cheat the agricul turist ;* and once mistress albe market, she will dictate laws .to Which you 'Mist what it. Let her 4144 it ; then will her 'linens replace those of Ath, Courtrity,and Ghent ; her Woollen cloth will supersede those of Verrier and of Lisuhottrg, as her velvets have supplanted tlioie of Saxony, once the pride and - product of Sawn industry. • She will thee depriee you of your skins and rags, and in return she will furnish you with' paper, oil, anti soap. Foreign Colonists will come to explore your quarries and mines;and those vast estalAislnnentswhiCh have :feextiAted :subsistence to so Many thousands of indivi: dulti,y4 full annihilated. Let liar do ft. Then also will ApsAttnsis„Agome'to gather Pt the produce of your soil and strip 9(Jyqfir a rery corn ; and yuu will receive from London the, Atjgcrokh pittance to which you are condemned. Then will . shpt Ottg . upon the wreck of your once Nourishing trade, dictate laws tea your wants and phantasies, insulting ironically your imprudence and despair.. ,Belgians, will you bend your neck to the British yoke like the slaves of the Gauges?. Con. template, with trembling, _lndia and Portstgal—.tretiable, tremble for your fortunes, yotir power, your !tenger, and your glory !H." • 11OVE „ 1, "We St)luileit -in. our Paper some Months ago to' 00 5 atiempt making at Deal towards . the Establish. ment'of• a' Fishery, particularly directed to the catching anti curing of herrings, after the famous manner of the Dutch, find it now affords us a real gratification to know that the Society has suc. eceded In producing herrings equalling in every respect those cured by the fishermen of that na— tion and that the reports of individuals in this country who have used them, and accounts from .the . West Indies, whither a great part of them were sent as samples, afford the, mast iatklactory , protas of their goodness„,,,and the Most Animating. ructsaragernent for the Society to persevere in. their laudable nodertaking. by the assurance re heatedly :expressed thtst •the Deal Herrings 'Will .coramand: the markets. When we allude so pointedly to the Deal Herrings, we tin it with no desire to Make ati.inVioin . iis comparison, but for' .the, purpose of stimulating the 'inhabitants of other Sea Ports. equally happy in these localities, to . •will, we think. ea Cite no s,ntalkinrprize amono many of our readers when we; state, that the fish from• Which the Dnfrbdraw Such' immense sonrces•of 'Wealth are caught on oar cogs's, awi that the British afterwards pa ti-ISe at a high pricethe very article which an un netnral and onairevinutibte . prility or indolence ,prevented them fronl "catching, curing, and selling to the neighbouring States, and to our own Colo, nie , , on most advantageous term's. ,We hail the De,ul Society as the precursor of ..;sl,ll,ional System calculated in an eminent degree' tio'da4pansate :for the loss of, those branches of `autith'eree which the peace obliges us to share with orsetign to enter Nations. This branch of our national economy has been probed to the bottont : by the indefatigable - exertions and peiiereiance of Mr. TiOwnsell, the King's •StOrekeeperitypeal . , its advantages.are4refragably proved in a &pert made by tbe . Mayur Cai i ...,6.4“ a • D ea l at , the Lord Warden of the Cinque-i'orti aud When we state 'th'at the plan for it, crnultret has the -;. ap paobation''and:support of such men as the Earl of Lieer'pon!, - frOrd Gambier,. Mr, Wilts:agree, and t.at able statist and ecitatniit, Mr. P. iffitifp 4 •Ye art sore We speak volumes in its favour The printery, object of the Deal Association r'ew:tril the industrious exertiniti 4( the • • t o giv e employment to the tabour ;l.li2".etiisses iu that liviglibo.Fl)4o,.(while . profit . , r. , ‘tigh not- -f-o-F t-;; - rlitit-44peontitir y- point )- rhe pttblie hsee,o,warratify of the excellence of the-tinkle ruled by it ; anal , ht(lred, we have no itt Sayi6o,-.1141 fish .enrrtlby the Society;' ‘ot "Poll (he principles itrhkOPti,lby , are iii once 14t, hilt Fit!{)ll , l, of rood, consontption of which is well. worthy the serious a' tentlim of the tosottfarturinx report. .pf the Arriv4l oenerai NfuNA in . ; . Aniquips reptiteri iLe 16•4111 to be aertiMpft. s*l4ollll Uettivuut . itlcxicoilut frotwidottdon. TI i'gLATnct : . , At • , r aNGLrift °PHD A. night .1 oacto-n .l rattla its The I I'wo /- • twp natal entitled t.t_s , or, l'ae 'dent nOt buffl.b,.was pro.l4:ed at I his I heatre. It t diet, wore ismisedintely from. the Fr...or:lt Stage, but the m in Stilly has been.coinitioik to Romances since cite earliest . times of theserAVorktr,' to t lie-rtrite of . Tw e M on k," ‘vhcrein the first Act of this strait!, , is tit lie found in choice finglish, 'as the , Ir/flowing, sketrli of - tike plot more fully site wet!. :-- It.isabot o , dangtter emint Gliridar, reveal ly hie &Int Imur brit:nailed to'itu officer called Valbef, she tits m , e r 61 . 111,1111 4 1 Whillie death ill rumoured at the oe.en ing play. -Sir Hildebratiel, presuming on the un,:rn tecte.l..4.ne of Itesabells; •who has been ) m the meettwitile, left udder his gUartiataship by her father, confines her iii ht uld.sequestered..castle, moil she. shall eutisiNlt to marry hint. Itosubelle flies r but wunderingin. the : barest arrives ot a c. 0.- rage inhabited by Jobbers, who detain her to perform the toe •liial offices of the fatail./, and threaten her teith instant death the dray:old she titters iti the presence of arty stranger.— on his way to demand his destined bride frum Sir Hildebrand, lights with .bii Servant upon . the same farful habitatioa in Abe forest, stud is' received by the old hiiitress of the heinie with the Must spectates and imposing hospitality. The obligation to silence ender which Itosabelle, exists. compels her -to have recourse to dumb shots to warn the newly.erilVed travellers of 'their &lacet, and gives rise to 411 exhibitiett of heautiful 'pantomime by Miss f(elly, • on whom, indeed, the chief interest of the peer depends. tinder' pretence of making the traveller's bed, she convey's behest It the pillow a letter and .ladd e r of ropes; by the first or Which lie'learits the full extent of his danger t and be the latter escapes thriaigh the 1110111eIll be fore the ,assassins enter lris•chamber to dispatch him. The murderers, ifunittliatelyettributios hi flight to Ihr COMO:Ince of ltosabelle, drag her forward to put her to death, 'when Sir Hildebrand—it sort a personage *Wilti has a trifle more smite than Hoit Quixotic, and Iva, a ;;rest deal more 'courage - 0:m Falstaff—Ravine issued from the castle Miters:tit itt his Nand, at ices in the nick of time, surrounds the banditti with a nu merous train of follewers,and carries off the lady ko triumph. Thus ends the first , act. The second flags a little. Valnel, having gut of from/lie hid, strays away to the 'fortreis sae Hildebrand, which-Icing subjected to a stria discipline of drawbridges, moats, sentinels, eke. Inds him to suspect that he has fallen into the han ds of another and more formidable bend of fuming. He .meets itosahelle Magnifieeittly et tired, and is perplexed -hy her resemblance to the damsel in the.' wood she atilt addresses bins in dumb show; .and with tier maid, to induce hint to attempt their re . - lease, carries oh the deception that they are really pri , sown' to a banditti;.• but to ascertain the sentiments of %Whet towards .his former preserver, she gives bias to understand, that if she puts herself under his. protection, be must consent 'to 'marry* her: this produces a deelarn flan of hil love for Rose, whom* he vows , tit rescue from the den where-he had left her or perish. Oft Sir Hildebrand giving a signal tobis soldiers to commence a Itte in honour of his ward, which Valliel mistakes fora preliMinary to his own assassination, kr seizes his arms, and attacks' his host. The astonished knight requires and giro. au- explanation—• the errors of the dilierent parties are cleared identity of Rosabelle nod Rose is established, and Valhel's claims to her heart and hand ali o wed.—The title arises front the cit.. ea:pittance ed the Heroine speaking twice, and hut'twice in the course of the performance--once as Rose, to indicate the hour at which . Valbelle was to escape from the R'obbers, and once it) her Owes character, to express her willingness to be rutne his wife. By nu inversion of the usual dramatic rule it will be seen, that the part of deep interest is lucre made to precede the part of a lighter• nature. By ibi s means the main character Bosahelle is reit insignilicant .throughout the second act ; for we cannot feel that sympat lay for the saute panto mime in a silk gown, and without a sufficient cattsv. for silence, which held tie captive in, the Bandit's domestie s/aVe,, acting tinder the terror of death. Notwithstanding the new contrivances, therecore, 'the second art,. it. COMpfilifillll. with the • fiist.,. langtsisliel , extremely. Jliss liaLcy as the.licluine: elisplaye.n hex pia w ers to. inlvntitage, Awl the only critical; suggestion. we shall offer to her , on repeating tue character i* tO omit the. stave of a song at the close, which is very little wantevt, and produces nu elfect that of destriiyimg the appropriatette.o He the name of the piece —Miss K HUN being conjuror enough to understand, though the author thigh; not,. !hot . saying ' 111idniglit," and " )i es,' and i•iiiginga. song into the bargain,' is More titan " TWo WOrdS." • •. Mr. 1. Scour, as VuMel, was.veryanintated in his performance, and cety agreeable in his music. One of his snug Was encored, and repeated of ter some rat her ungetierou, opposition. 11%1111.8Y. teas ts good Sir flibiebrand, but the,character is not a goal opt. It is utit ludicrous enough for r ptit i riea r lure, mid not, sterling enou g h for counnbn sense., Great,effects ought never to he prOduCeaby - powcr, given to mean •agents on the stage. ..A pretty and lognacious„ Waiting maid (Mrs. OUOKIt), a timorous Serving man (Mr. RussuLt.), tt drunken ht.tler (Alr.,GirTth), and the Woodman's trite (Mrs, Gaovt). the vtl up tie diwili'aji's Pers'oacc with sonsiderableohill ; Jhe : ahnunelat ion for; repetition Was svietioned b 3 the. unanimous.voice of it full Theatte. The Music, by .Mr.ADDISOI, is very pretty, .cacti several of the seene:,. pat tieuhrly the iusjtle of the ‘Vyodtim,..B' Cottage anti the Hall of the old Castle, 'excellent. . w . EniNIKTUGII 'li EAtllit :--Tli . e folloxilitik Address wits delivered by Air; W. 11W-1111.0r befoili the oloi - e ulthe Theutrv, for tile summer sruson; oa :Friday last •••-•.:. . . ' ANn ritttrlAMEN. =the enti•rtaininerite of eveniug t erotism's. the present season, mull two Ole of returiting.the gratrfUl acknowledgment of the nittliag ,, iie fur the I iheral,pat ronage.which has at tended th e ite xe iti o lf",, mi d which has tallied them so soccesifullythrough a period pecu lin rly u uf.trourahltim all plates tit publi4 amusement. When I fint , hail 'the bunatur of presenting ruyseli hoore )-•ou itt toy present situation, I .vetitured to expres toy timt, our Sense of 'all your kindness wOnlii be' store fully exeloplitirii h y: „ m • . a( s tir. o c limn by nor upsets, and I , rimi ,rust, and Gentlemen, that pledge hats-not betis •f0ef,...ik, 1 1, to. instance alone have we.hveit deficient in prettettting • to 'your notice the 'first char:Otis who: now orniptlent the,tontion Theatre:, and that dilteiency I now remove, by anianmeing the trigag.nent of Me: - .l,i,ratt. We lung hesitated itirgratit ing the very heavy 4410*-uleAt) Which alone the titleilts of . t itl r; • liras can be provbred v as it always has, mid ever.will be our urn to rats Hie price. ut iitlirtitsion to this. Theatre for auk', totii‘ititotti Nut mer; butolisereing the very general wish whic-h pervades the public to witovse the prat•sliivniti txertititortit thig see hare acceded to the propositions ttf Illy Kettit,.more its the hope 'of-securing the eta timuttice yonr present. favour, .and estriblkkhing .once claim to )our lotto. Addpi , it, Mau flout any, pveuttinry ad; ant age that end tar tierived froto Ladies and thuitetet..o, Iter.toy.ielf trit , of tim INirforniers, I beg Imre . to 101411. uur iinrcr, 1,t,0.10 bit - the -WWI totivation you' h,;“• li:ti4l 10 our ed,.irt".• bo. uiraatj and omce more teprating-the itektiineledgMente u •t 144 4 .pursetit tittmezetnenti amd ampoittiviuvtlitit. the vitirkkKutpent sit Mr. id eas cc at tOit place during the !J et? week. ovt,oiJl:t. Own al4 mar le% . :11r At,UtitiAY tilit tkt ty titteurtiptelf in- the c,,;‘,Ae of his Nthiress lat the iiiiplauset of the nu- • . 4.ll&stre, owl set t ilS,Coltdoiti)ll sr+ is.rtl luti4l end e x pressO. on of their oipprobation,-- " t iers-Jim/I ih A t the t;i4;eigilio...lo of Mr. KeLitt is lir' Otte cif gtil:lC:,lti pet' nt._, tit, 'tv r tus it tiow preforAttillg at itiv 4410ny Ttivit4 tre with ~ t•tl-tt sottress, tiLOVER is engaged by the Dttbtin Maui• ger upon I ."" Jik era l tettni: - .'• Tfi2 ' • Vla, Int est his urtriily unt lot u .1 in tliit . 's ii• rielighbotirii,io44. Hit,i tioii oreit iii.o.slivtk ii . tln Asolenol,(1 state of the 4 40itlier. ji ll Is 110144:d 1 11. st, Oat* goo 4 oteititeyi' Ali ti . 4'iNlgif *. ,, i , iii. oil! he -le. ett;i4l.,- Th i.' I:ijsl i;tili , ,uncg t , 140, 4 tetk; i 1 .. tu.tt ., yt 'illicit Ab ove the tinspiit, co spinet iim . ' ' ,, i1l lid brought t(i inat . lit;i::-- . .(ri'or're er" ) /Yt:).4 4 147 ). 'I he tvtioit li.ltiresi he'e,i'iti tUiferul i:i die tistq - - iveeli, ['mold Tutiotoit, ..Tori . cti'si•tisit enliefl (lit: canker ii foootl not to have suivte ttiojg 1%!‘i.i.,..,e6 , %Odel l hitli beeii rllll;Cillkityir 'll'4lll lii• it , v , i.1113 hiiits. `fill, - ltarlest 11'13 ' tikr) 1 '6illtilielilkti • I:11 -illifitillgtioir, Catubridge, Iletti4r4l: :init I krifurtl shire I ninl:To'r. oatkittiil-Iptiley. 'ili•lsOtiie- 11,itrtti of Lincolnshire:. .... Al letter from " W 6 had it larger 'supply Of iyheat than eVer «it►►c4 dat ooe Cline hefone, at' our hitt . multi:E., Not oht,littlf of it was soln,', About ,tl4o. l 4#l4oiticiLik peck : , of, whet could hardly be.4tkined for moner • . ATHLONE, AUG. 30.-1441JVCSICieiljang has Cola- MenCill:111 connatightstoikitztsitrick; of Ros‘ common, had a consideral4s .of mew em ployed on Monday hitt ; they cut diitVli large field of oats--at' fine tt btop at Ladd' he Wished for. The corn, a beautiful grain, is otkred-for..sale'iti our market, ENNAILII.I.6, MAY 29.—The film weather B ari atiength Set in, and, as there' nit every t' eil 9Qn to expect, in good enttest; IN benefit:laid - eels . Ore. already Manifebt in the rapid approachn i, the grain .6.oo..towa r d s maturity, and the progress which .. has been matte fluting the prevent %reek iii-.sating hay, great flaw lays- of which lay aver in a losing. state. 'We rau - Y now reasonably 614h:utile un a mast abundant harvest. • Last week, a fine field of .boiley was cut npnit the estate of Melvin, and sold In Cnpar morket„ it '2ss. per it - will, however, be two weeks before harvest in this fertile and early.diStrict general; the crops of every kind (pease and beans excepted); ptiomise...on altul . tiqpt. harvest., The. Saint cankorbe said of the i lal.e . r,ili z s . tricts of Fife. iu inane places the. potattlk ettA ,turnips tire su Completely saturated by the Ike rains, as to afford no appearance of n'eropi . and'ifTe ecirweropilook. , as it they wo4ld require 800tita . ripta),. the -top stickle 01 the Oats only showing."itself, above the blade. • On Friday, the 231 of August, a small field of good barley vaw cut in•the !wish of Colt ssiu, in Fife, and immediately sold at Vis. per bull. Major-General Sir DeNsii PACK has presented tp,the 421 regiiiiebt a very etegant pair of blik: pipes, superbly mutilated, with the •folloreitig•iii , scriptioil 0' • , " ARP:;PRE6t:Wriii'ts - Pr '.':s . . , AJOIUGIES VIAL SI 10 4,?4N1$ ,RACK, To PORTY-SECONI),./IPV-lii IfEifikatAN"lMS. In testiwuny of eotem and I,.gh revect, fur their &Rim. gnikliv4 e:4irtitnt% its the F field, ' . and eiAtic, iu 11 , 1 rrspectt, • . Iris eim.oi tt ild. 18th Julie, 1415. PEntssiltiANl , :+l.--EvANs; the relebratea petits» wliosv pertoril,tioce of 'lOOO iniltit IA 17 d i p Ilan be e n the subject of mocberinveriatiort at Brighton, tins. hAckeil himself for 2001. to wulk . 1150 wiles in 1000 succebro‘e hours, at tire rate of o;,e wile anti - three (touters each hnttr; As 4 )11 11 *la the bet 'is act.‘rii'ketl he u ill cotaineAcehis.littn,i . riot's tusk. • -• CORK ki.SXZEs.—Mr. Z)Liji:itut JOIINSTON and st 'special Jerry Were.ocetspied the entire of "Fue,day in trying on action brought by the Itev, FILE:P.SIA'; caotrii, a Cilvi.gyman of the liablished Church ? agaitist , :ibe Ave. Mr. ENGLAND, a Roman, Co.. •Clcrgyinitn, propiletur . of The Cork contile ,Chrunicli., for a libel contained in LiDit piper .the .Ist of April last. The Jury, alter a short consultation, returned a verdict in,the e'ening at I'l%l lo 'o o a, of 2001. daitilitbitNiiil costs. The tlatuages were tskl at ; 1 004.1„ 1 —.- WthTespondent) 'A' letter front DFrott, iiiirt2 l lll), etentions the arrest of )AcQUES CIAM4NC4h,, a farrier at S. Jean-de-Losties, one of the agents of the s us p ect . (.; . 11 etirtespoudetice; the existence of which has been disetieered 'in the' 7 Departnitnit of the Cote (VON Ille*lters tottlitl uppiliiliill,nian.ate written.. ',in an euiginaikal style, and all of 'them _cont inence with the wards Brothers and biends. Cf.ba , L',%lk% NOE. wore a 'copper medal covered with .tafletr, suspended ft mu hit; neck by Several small blue. ' 'white ribbons. The medal, whirl' wee. eiiresent a Pope CtfeSt i 4T,.tie endeavour . ed byall.possibie - meat.s ywititieettilX. - The fishermen of Britiihttg : ij,4•1!1! bt en . coojec. luring whether the ensuittg,,w i lete! wit! 'be severe several sitifals ttaingi l 'itilCing a south ivesterly .direetiOn•; , I)urittirtartast week sellers( boats loye caught Opt s ; tish , Nod they hare:proved of ilelidiotiS lbteottr". For u series of years tittse finny mig - ratinits have not fieen known so early in. Oetol',er i n s geitertily the coninteues. triencol - the. herring fishery. „ Monday,: ut Devonton colliery, in conse qu ii ice of therofebeitig by accident t t Ely_jm e k: t.. 1) w it , ;Cots, eonsiming of four persons—a husband and, • wile, 'it father tool clatii,liter---Werc thrown to a pent distance.' The yinnig..woinan, was killed 'on r • the twoinen . died a fem hours. tater, the • accident, anti the,tvite anus sta severely inintet),.. - that her 1 re despaired of, Friday the 1611 i inst. a. balloon, : fortned of the. 'chamois of a calf, ' L was-rsilell trout Kinfitutts CdSde,'C'Xiiill); at 110611;,%:itik,ii, label attached to - it, rrAptesting the lit• l rioti mtltf?„,fr.pittill it to send motice ut tliv plikle.44tAll.deseent. As there was little or. no kv4t4:4l!.tyg.Atc . .e,;. it ~ce t td., eel verb* ,tuts for eight oi ten toiniitta vet netoli in a terpcol4s..3litse: direction. the this of tliat tihte o wkis lost', lit o.`sotail cloud, . trtlt hwl .lifter it Inane Ifs . epprilytMee agqin, sind grndomily - t. ninving towurits - tht .• 'li3; - , , letter I ecvivtflitt ltinhintts:Custie, lite Slot. tlaVloil.iiVing; it 'appears to ItaVe tlescetiolt4.l,.nitec . 3 iiight af five. hours, at Nlot too, about it mile ;i tuth rAn'tir chicken batched ti rills il, rite riro.erty or • RevaoLris, 1,1,41 - :'Carrick-, Foini - sliniven" counts at I..)iinegal, deposited sit tit'c'eth it considerable sizeigeootttittes. to ley - daily since; • an itistanceit illkted in the heu , sveries at such tin age: