The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-17 00:00:00

'um THEATRES. • DR W - I , ANia.. - 4.4 1 15t night Wns.performed,The . :Point of Honour, but with little, to recoinnientl it to our notice. We aue not partial to senthWe,ntal comedies, though it must be contessetl there is as much interet , t in this R in any known composition . of the ki ail; founded - cm rowituce, and labot►t e~l into; pethos; We .10 - not think the Point of Honour is likely to becorne,a point of attraction. COVENT•GARDEN.-----MiSS O'NEILL instained her best comic character last night at this Theatre, Mrs. Oakley, i 9 the Jealous Wife. . The lingse.w ; crowded, anttthe opplame great. The cast the same as last season; and 'offers nothiwz. new for remark.' All-that we Could say would be a repetition of praise. •'' • • COIIyAG TucATite.-t-At the Sessions for the County of Surrey, held yesterday at Kingston si.pon-Thames;ilie Proprietors of the ewCohurg Theatre aplgied, by their Counsel, LAwEs and SPANI9a, for a Licence. The Learned Gen - tlemen ,urged at 50 . 11 . 1 g length their arguments in favour of licensing the proposed .place of ainti,e iflent, drawn limn . the .eligibility of the projected situation, the respectability,of itsProprietarv, the hind of .performances intended to he intniduced, and last, thoughnot least, the exalted patronage of the PIitiCCSS CHARLOTTE find the Prince of Coxuao. The . SeciA Authority of these Royal Personages to use their name for the Theatre was exhibited, with their soil attacked. Soffit' slaw of opposition to the lieensing was made. by Mr. Notaal, on behalf, as it was understood, of a ri val Theatre; hut, upon the Bench learoing that this did not proceed from the County, they re quested Mr. NOLAN to sit down, and the licence was granted without a dissentient yoke. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Lord'CranboOrn, at SalistmrY-House; from Halteld ; Sir George Nugent, Bart. from Marlow, Bucks; Lr:rd and Lady Ac Vasey, at the Clarendon Hotel, from the Continent; Lieutenant-Colonel Parikrattiff, Aide-de-Camp to the .Em prior of Russia, at Morin's Hotel, frou► Russia; the three Messrs. Rawlint, at the British Hotel, from Ireland; Lady William 13entinels, at Bath-House,. from IVelby ; Hon. C. gan, Mr. Welsh, Sir. Duckingneld, and P. Swann, Esq . . at the St. James's Royal Hotel,' from a tour; Mr. arid lardy Emily James, at Thomas's Hotel, from a tour; the 'Earl of 'Bridgewater, in Grosvenor-square, from Hells; Lord and Lady Ashdown and family, at the Brauswick-Hause Hotel, frou► Paris; Captain Cole, at ditto, front ditto ; P. Labori chere, Esq. at the St. James's Hotel, from a tour; Captain Fagel, at Long's Hotel, front France; the Marquis and Mar rAioness of Worcester, in Upper Brook-street, from Nris ; the Earl and Countess of Essen, in Stanhope-street, Park ,from Cashiobury ; the Hon. Mrs. Darner, io Upper Brook-street. • DETARTURES. Lord :llnynttrd, front Newmaiket, for,floxne Hall, Suffolk ; Sir William Hotkaw, Bart. from tne,Boy4l 1-1010, for Bath ; Sir Edmund Nagle, Bart. from ditto, for ; Col. Jones, from Long's Hotel, fur Curably; Captain 1% :Mains,. from Oitto, for ditto; Itunett Latonehe, Esq. M. P. from Bati's Eiotil, for Irrlund: Lord and Lady Foßolton, from Longford Castle, Wilts. for Cole:Milt flous, , , Brats; Gen. raid Mrs. James Ordu and family, for their seat in Hampshire. SPORTING IN I'ELLIGENCE. bARNST, TOE PiDESTRJAN --(Last Day.)--- Yesteithiy, ut twenty mitintei after one o'clock-, this celebrated pedestrian concluded his arduous tindertaking of walking 1500 Milcs in 32 days.- v;itistn his great age (72 years), Ins appareat de tility, and the unfavourable state of the weather (or Some time after the commencement of his task, ,it was thought be would never he able us accomplish it. He has, however, disappointed many who betted against him,..by the apparent ease with which he concluded it. For the • last or six miles he was accompanied- by 0, large concourse of persons, mule and female, on. horse.' hack and no foot. At the end of the lost mile .he was re!ceired-with shoots of applause by his friends_ . at the mitre, .and after he had refreshed himself, they seated him in a triumphal car (an old arm chair), and bore him, in grand procession through !..fower.atol.UpperTooting, the village musicians, two fiddlers and a tambourine player, accompsny . mg him in his progress with the eery appropriate stir- 7 --" Ste the conquering hero comes." NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MtETING, I 81r. WrtrorsocY, OCT. IC. Sweepstakes of 40g* each, for three-yr-olds, 7st. 71b, four, Bst. Gib. Ab4lll. Mr. 11. Boyee'rNatieitia, 4 yrs . tr. Payitim a - tank:borough, 3 yrs ....... i3o.yzincl's 4. by Sorcerer, out of. I. Nun, 4 yrs . pit 7 to 4 on Nadeida. 2weepstAis of I Cgs each, for two-yr-olds, Gst. 41b. three, 'Yrtt4lmm's f. by Gultutina, out of the ritshill mare, • yr; 1 Oratittil ' X Nicrty Andrew, yrs • V. of Rutland's Yaricu, 3 y'rs • a Ilais{in's Humph, kty. Within' or liedlcy, out of be %%la, 3 yre • . „ 4 Ito 4 agst Gotianna f.-4 to t agst Merry Andrew.-4 to 1 a;st Yarico. The First Cla,4 of the °atlantic Stakes of 30gs each, R.M. Mr. Rosie.' Scrapoll, 4 yrs, 7st. 1211 i. . . 0 1 D. of Rotiond's Faudaugo, 4 yrs, Rst. t11t.... • ... ....• Mr. Vitnsittart's,Equator, 4 yrs, fist. 41b n • to 1 apt Screql ill.:-4 to 1 ngitFundango-7 to 4 , agat Equator. Alta the dead ttr.tt 5 to 4 on Fandango. Ptrattty,i.--Carter will have enough to do to *newer challenges Irrepe red for him. (Miter's triends in Liffi,doll, not -satisfied with his late (It feat at Carlisle, !pave offered to match him for 200' guineas a side to fight Carter iu •the spring, in the etrvirons of London ; but it is quite certain tlost Cribb, who has remained a quiet spectator of fights sitter he defeated the toimidahle Motiiieux, ar Thistikton Gap e four years since, tines Hot meat To part with. the laurels of the chrimplonship ol Zngland quid ly ; and although he declared be would never publicly exhibit again, be is matched for 300 guineas a tide to fight Carter, in the eon°. Ty of Cumberland, in May next. match has been mat by two Gentlemen of . fortune, and Willi ratified by Captain Barclay r tvo days atter the battle at Garfish:. Cribb now weighs sevelittan 110145. ROYAL mmtitrAGE IN SPAIN. ,r,r , •-• • • . ArApitiD,SErr, 61.,1EEN and hey aqgnst .Sister atrived on thu 21st at Andniar, Ilse .offiltes .Which liad been prepared m fur the. On t h e :2.4,1 h er Nlj est y an d h er Ituyal tlighnesi de parteo, and artived in theevetiiug,ul c;:trolina on. the 23,1 'they reached Santa Cruz de Aindela, and erttere. , l M a drid this day. Toe marriage re reinbuy took pace iniusedi,ris..Jy utter. All j , iv b ote __- not hi qg i s bin ,illn.nin.►tions and fetes. ()cr. 3.—Tise young beautitul; the Infanta, her Sister,' i less lia.idvnne, hut tins a very agreeable figure : the :;9.11 their hands were kisied by 22.19$ persons, Tue diaminatitin; theFreneb and l'ortligoese Ministers were very hrillient ; the palace inhlbito..d by Iris Mcefleney Prince Laval de Montmorency was ligiiied with coloured lamps, in the torte tit fletirs..dc•lis. THE LATE QUEEN OF FRANCE. The 'Chapel of the Conviergerie at Paris has peen rest°, e It now communicates with the Chamber occupied by the QUEEN during the .last days of her life. In this Cli urn ber has been raked a expiatory monument, bearing the following inscription : • • D. O. M. • Hoe .itt „loco itt.l-AnToNiA-3nss:FitA-.IOANNA Avst IttA CA, LUDOVIcI ridua, Conjuge trucittatit, . • Liberia. creptis In caret:rem ctuticcta,. Per dies LXXVI teruntoir !non et squislore adfecta, tied .• Proprla virttite intrixa, • Ut iti sytiu, Ilit t -t in vintulis, Majorem fort mit se'pratlotrit, A scelestiSsimis dettiq tie hoatinilms • C:apitu daninata, Mortujant imminente, • Iltternum pictatis, fortitudinis onmiumque rirtututu 'Montutientutri hic seripsit., , Die XVI ,Octohris, Nincoxum. Restituto tandem regno, Career iu sacraritiM conversus Meatus t•st A. I). MDCCCXVI. LuDovic, xvitt. regnantis anno XXII. Connie de Cazes a secnritate publica Itegis utiun.tio, Preeeto redilibusque curantibus. Quisquis his lutes, Adora, admit-are, precare. • TRANS LATION. 0. M. MARIA ANTONIA JusEPIJA JOANNA of AUSTRIA, Widow of Louts XVI. Who, when her husband had been murdered, And she had been bereft of her children, Was thrown into prisOn, Where she remained for the space of seventy-six dar. In misery and wretchedness. Lint, • • , Supported by consciousssirtue, Prot ed herself alike superior to fortune, in chains as upon • the throne. Being at length condemned to die • IV the most •protligate of mankind, In the hour of death She left here a monument of piety, of fortitude, and of every virtue. The, Monarchy beitt at lemoli restored, Her Pris,in•ivas converted into a Sancioa,T, In the year of our Loan :11)(12CXVI, and the 224 of the • , . reign of !Awn; XVIII. Under the inspection of the Prefect and Municipal • AiithoritieS, The Count de cA a rs being Minister of Police. Whoct cr Mutt krt, Stranger, That treadest this stirred ground, Admire sit p plicate ! - tituf trilhtei At the bottom the ftlilutving is giyen French : ITIULT nr 41 LE.rrris rlio3l' rite QV:IVN , TO lif.‘l,l,Uk-tE awrit. " May ,My sim never forget the last words 'cif his father, whieli I rrpeut tu. himn . eicpregsly—' Let him stterer seri( "to velige our death.' I pardon all my etwaics the ill they lu,try dune inv." OiCthe 16111 61' October, the anniversary of the QuaaN'sdeath, there Was to be an inauguration ot this expiatory monument, and a mass celebrated in the chapel. • SILL .it Toeiday morning two new Spots ;oppeared on the left sideof thy, Okk of the They tvere of less.magnitude than the pre• ceding, of which no. trace remained. We ob served them yesterday, and about one o'clock found that they had leached the centre u( the Sun. They are close to each other, the one to the left a little lower than the other, which is a little larger, and considerably darker. They are triVelling with, astonishin g .1'4111(14y to Cie right, and will probably. disappear this afternoon or to morrow morning... No. others hayc yet sliewn themselves, and the size of these if no t sufficient to cause a n y di m i nut i on o f t h e solar influence which now seems to revive Summer at the dole of the Atlollllll. DERRY MustcALYestAPA4.—,—The Grand Musi cal Festival at Derby'closetr With a very sueceis fitl atsembloge and collection, especially wider the inautific , ous Cireumstanre. of rainy weather nearly the - whole of the week. We understand there was nearly 'l,ooot, coliected for the font. mury; but pruhAlv !neck; was ever attend. ed by more of the Nubility' and distinguished 00 7 - filer yrs. 1.38111511 ANTIQUITI2II.—LISt . snme labourers in the einnloi of Mr. JAGO. of Ennis. iu the parish of, St. Ernie, in Corn will, were at they dug nip , alunit three feet below th e sirfare of the groinl, five insti (Intents apparently made of brass, :And ‘eliich they took to lie rbisels. They prated, howeter, to •be Cat s . 0, 1 th e I , fight dull uses of those instruments, much di, versify opitt;ou his existed among Iktititputrians. Mr. ii , )111..A31t conceives that they were employed solely as weapons of warfare ; aotrthat they were applied its beads to javelins or spears. Hq con shiers their invention to have beio'sillisequeut to !he Homan Invasion, and to have ni 4011,061 with the Britons after they had improver! their infint arts :uder the tuition of their Itomitit The opinion that those Cc/is wenr exclusively used for purposes, their form, Hod . Om materials , of which; they are hiltte, apvear to sup port.- They are otiosity found to he composed of a mixture of Copper and tin, or copper anti lead, and consequently are too brittle and soft to be is tit as chiseis : foy. working. ill stone, mitl itscalta hle of receiving ati,edge sufficiently sharp to work in wood. Of late, years many of t hitt'C been discovert!il iu cornwall, anti in 6cvorui other Counties in 11,oglaild mid \Vales. - Six awn, Iribonrers itt husbandry, were on Fri day esoottrd to the comity prison lit Giichester, to a charge of having, iti cotiyany with otbers, riototo,ly anti ttelitioyed a timaing nia - chinc in the ;a;; ILO VEST, &o. We have at length the satisfaction rf announe• ing it favourable change in the wedther. It hwt. aot raine4 here since Titiirlday night. A fortmOkt of good weather wooled 'e . ni‘hle the farmers in lite b of to sf,t,o, the greater of their crppl.--(l;.rte :Vercury.) An exptritnent wati tried at I)iirliiim on Frid.iy last to dry cOrii in the shed - , by mean s of a trove t entre of it large rooni, tebieli had been pliicett there lot Maiiiifiicruriiii Purposes. The which at et:it o'clock in the morning watt in A very wet ttate i , , l‘eas at seven in ebe evening fit Litt the miller. We bd g t o siigtest the proprtety of constructing brick fioi :pound the ill' e ' riol - 0: 6111111, ‘r . here, by setting- . the slieavei upright, the farmer might dry a . ntisulernble piantity of corn in twelve hQari, and thus rescue his eiops from distritetioit. • ' eiol..itilan, t . 6-tray, we fie liexe, there wavnot.twenty acres of, corn reitped throughout the whole of the County of Mayo, and scarcely au aere within six miles of this town, in tiirecti,a. This day Is fiat.; and alb who have corn ripe are ta.kiii:g ad o vantage of it, so that we hope some good will be done. Part of the sow ing cominues (pike tiS greet) it'was in July, and :heee is dot the least love entertaiaed that it will oi• can' arrive at It state of perfection. The atoe crop is by no means as productive as usual, and a cou4derable part of it has been further hijored by the late floods. After all, we do still expect that there will be plenty both of Corn and Potatoes, it the weather, even note, takes Up. Every article consumption; except flesh meat, is advancing lit price. The best beet commonly sells here for '2id. and not higher than 3d. per lb. Mutton at the same rate. WATERFORD, 0CT,12.---Thq weather, that great explrtive of conversation, is of late become an im pot taut, perhaps the most 11 . 111.04:portant object of newspaper inquiry. Within the last three days it is, fortunately, and rather unexpectedly, become pro pitious in this netghbourbood. If Providence shall please to continue and extend thehlt.ssing, all may yet be far trout th.it desperation which many hate dreaded; .hut it would be worse tba►n idle to con. erui the state of real danger from which it trill re quire the utmost industry to rescue the harvest. ILK lINNY, OCT. 2.—The two last d tys have been so extre me ly seasonnie, th.tt hope has in some measure revived, The whole country is busily employed in endeavouring to save the wreck of the harvest, and we trust the tit:stint:oon oc ear,inited by the late 14)1)g-continued - tempestnout weather, has been not so complete as vl;as di ended a few days ago. In the latest Alemoirs of the Academy of Peters• burgh, there appears an aoitlybis of a . stati,r lea! work, Which ace: the follo wmg statements : The rev : 4! totes of the Russian State amounted in lbll to 215 , 0 00,009.pf10ub1e5, ttivl the expences to :474,000,9V0. The land. torte) in 1810 kvere 6'21,155 ten ; the marine in 1813 was 289 bail, 4,348 pieces of calltion e Ti le (lonOomit Cheek Moire% inettide‘ 4 metropolitan churches, 11 archbishoprics, 19 bi..,i!oprics, 1 ,747 eh iirehei, du d a great Humber of Coo etits.. Tolerance being goiryal, there were, in 1811. 3,500,000 Catholics, 1,400.000, Liolteraits, 3 4 809 Reformed, 9,000 II crnititt tets, 60.000 rffirtiitins, 3,000,000 - hothel.lol, 300,090 followers of the I).ll4i.Lanni, Juin 61/0,009 adorers . at letiiltes. There are in Petersbnygli 14 printiug-..offices, 13 toceign book shopsi..antl Rustitiatti til 1815 the maittifacto• rietol;;.tbe Itiist•iatt eotpireAttiotinted.to•3,2s3. Mr. Ntcnot. As ll.tnttts, oflietruth, near Exeter, on Thmsday . lit%t, invited five jumaile . fri e nd s , to celeltftite. the eightieth rt+tu;n of..his natal day, whose united ages amounted to four hundred and eightiHeren years , vii.. Terrill, aged 84 ; tiatoldv, aged 82; Robert Falltner, age.l 81 ;; Edward Nicht,ll, aged 80 ; and Thomas Thomas, aged 80.—One of the party of old boys, who is clerk and nutlert4lter of the-parish, being called upon for a toast, gave '' May f you all live lOU years longer, and 1 live to bury you all l" FarlittrucK IiKOAVN, the Ormshiec ltrpseius, is t ow pertoriziing Othello, liwniet, BeVerley in the Ganzcsier, as well as a variety Of farcical charac tets in the Aft erpieces at the Chester Theatre, and is said to be excellent in all. • A few. (lop since, a philosOpher announced bi 3 it,teution ut readiio; . Lectures tm philosophy, at the New Rotor's, li,‘Hioutb, but only five attend. lug, it Was po4tponed. IVhen about coittiog his the landlady presented his hill, no which he said, si I have no money, nod will leave. G 7 --d Almighty to pAy my bill ;;* po her expostulating nu his conduct, replied '' IVoman, we are sent Tutu the world to do good to cacti other," dual thuu rode ofi, On inspecting the publicans' measures at Bever. ley, s few days Ago, it Was discovered that a large majority of them are in the habit of using short measures for all Malt liquors sold within the house; some little more 'than half,.. and others , three fourths of the nominal measiire,,which ClOitolll is said to exist in•niany parts of the same district. A vcry aeririns iiffinv took place a few night . et ftEnunitto'n, bet Ween some soldiers belong. iii;.,;t6 the Mot India Company, and others of the Sup/lets and Mant'r'a Cot pN several of them were wouurted by bayonets, and one or two' very dila. veronsly. The inhabitants for a time Were - notch alarmed: • • night the eR 111 ;I of the fl)ip Iy. iris io U itelitle Cups, 1) 0 ck, bruki n into rh . otietl' qtt.intity of N:lver sponni, spring glatihei, and wea ) rinr aupeirvi to a conbitlerahle , oelotiging to the truster of _ the T 114: S3IIIC the hnube of I.lr. 144uuttLtrove, iiigh-street, Shmlwvil, was broken opi.o, and tObbed of a large quantity of bacon', but.ter, nt,4l varlotiii other art iovs. 11.1uR,DR it.— Frail. .‘Vidow DUireitN. aged 70, who kept R pallie-lionse nuAr Toleross, l""r milts from GliAigmV, *,s is 111004:reit bel trAtt A dentist in (in ,ow bes, it is shid, invented a rniiera.l mompusition for artificial le" 10111 the #ttungest acids. stlnt co;terrns.- The numerous accidents which have cf Into oc.,a enured through the ups, tt jog of 'Slog -Co anti the midripiied instances of etreiessne‘s erite ed by stage-eonclimen, which have so frerpomite b e en rtttOitlerl io our PaPer, should na%c p rat, it u %Yarning, in ptevetning the term Ituc .•t 'at% e% prep,oant with ine;tlenhible ttt ;chit f . ; hot we fe a r neith e r our adnorniiionS; nit the recit4 of the cataiiticies ot iutlivid ua l s who .hive . torh,ippily ,idr, reit through such e4relessuess, wilt attest the evil, while avarice prinnpts proprietors ot roar he's to ov-crier:ld them with pa.seners mut luggage, purticularly on the toost elevated parr of th e nid . chine'; anti irppositiou !coitus the Oliver to ilec t le. rate the.veltreuy of his horses against tactic or any antagOilist. We feel persuaded the proem arm r.:f legislative interference alone will pre% ail to re medy the grievance .; we therefore trust the sub ject %vill, in the ensuing Session, not only lie revived, but that some strung regulations will lie enacCed for the safety Of persons compelled to ha zard their lives in stage-coaches. ACorrespoodent informs its, that while travelling recently in the North, he saw and heard Of several accidents to Coaches traVelliOg beyond York, that have not yet ajtpeared in the London Prints, and %%illicit ter minated in the less of some lives ; in short, s o pre. vatetit has been of late the mischief on that road, that passengers are frequently congratulated in iv. country town on their safe: arrival, and escape front ?tome dafiger they recount Of Stages passinic th a t way —hut the peril is not **trine confi ne d toitin; stages, foe it seems s ome of the stage s in the vici tiity unli t : Nretropedisl h i'Ve followed the example. In travelling smith of Loudon Bridge the Brighton', Croydon, Greenwich, and other st oge S, being fre quently. opposed by rivals, drive with terrific im petm'Aity ; this hits also beet, too often the cas e with the Peckham Rye stages. A coachman pos i'eSsiug humanity ti ill be careful that he does not driee with Such fury as to injure his horses, or risk th safety of his passengers. Opposition, in many instances, ha's destroyed monopoly; subdued op pression, and thereby benefited the Public; hot it should never he exercised or eticont aged where life it endangered. A compensation may he ob tained if, a Court ot Law tor the loss ot a limb, or other severe injury, arising through the over turning of a coach, but this will ever be mitotic- Tittle to alleviate the severity of so . much affUe tiou—a pecuniary recompenee is but a tritliog consideration, when compared with a protracted life of suffering pain. We' therefor e trust some strong measure will shortly he adopted to st,p the mad career 'of slage-coirehtneo, who drive without any consideration as to consequences. A NOTIIIIR STAGB CoACII ACCIDSNT.—On Toes« day wbont I I o'clock, one of the Livii•t=ing too stage-eoaehes kvas' ove - ittiroed in the hallo* port of oppttsite .4114.Green•patk, i ai cnoStAptenee •ot :the driver tilloping his horses forintisly down itie slight dectivi.ty artlint part oi the street. The roaelotoot solfere,tl.meverely for hii impruticuce, for he wits taken up with heverkil ribs broken, and he is nut expreted to live. A : person on the lito: with itluk tool ;Os') thighe • hone broken : the c•oiell 'was : loll, inside toot oat ) but, with the exception of some slight scratches, no others vt ere loot. The two wounded urn werc conve)ed to Mr. Fidler's, the apotheeaty, in Pic; caililly, mid from thence conveyed to St. George's hospital. STRE2T-11011111;liY.--•1Ir. Popplewell, of 014 Swan-lane, in passing through.Philpot.lane, Fen church -street, about 7 o'clock on. Nat urtlay ev e n. jug, was knocked4lown.and robbed of 6/, in cash and notes ; also at his pocket-book,•,containing sundry. exeitange:- so sudden and severe was the blow he received ,on the right side `at :the face, that he has no recollection of the naafi;, save that there was more than one person. Mr. P. was kindly taken to a neighbouring Gentle. mait's.honse, .where every possible attention was paid him, hut hiS right eye and..side of -the head are . .extremely disfigured. .A situilar net •of hence and robbery = took place not %Try long be= fore, in the same,strect, and about the same spot where this happened. The Assize Court of Paris lately condemned tt bend of robbers,. several of whom were of one family, to. foreed labour :old different periods of imprisonment. One of them, named, Chevalier, 'induced by a hope of some mitigation of punish, went, made a confession of the crimes committed by his companions in iniquity with himself. It appeared, that the .deptvdations of this gang e - tended to every kind of property, linen, clothes, jewels, sngar,,soap, cheese, oil, hatter, poultry. in fact every thing thry could lay their hands On.. Two of them cut open it portmanteau behind one of the Royal carria g es, and s t o l e f rom it scrotal, articles belonging to the , A pair of his Alaiesty'l black velvet boots wits found in tito 16( 1\ 4; 1 i :fil of s i t g )f t hr h a i s ) . r i A s i o n ,n c t r o s ii gardener, row_ t i t i t to tt , iin t ' s e t t i v i , i t s te s a o r o i n 'et a a f i h after rs a e v i i z ng ;one ed,yih i i n t t t r i w t ti o l f t c a ig p lil ,rrli T e t x tr y 7s : and instantly eNpited. On the erening of the same day, aline young girl, about 3 years of age, residin hi Cleywitoles, in the same neighbour hood, who, in the absence of .lier mother, hail been ineantionsly left alone in the house by In great-graotlinil4er, having gone too near the tire,: the flames caught her clothes. ()v. -which she was, so . cireadfully burnt that s he' died, . . Wednesday 111(11'11'60g', uhout three o'clock, a. block -cutter, of the 11;lftie of sided in Tradestown, Glasgow was food ly,hrx In the .treat, shockingly litut,cri. Ile was vdten Co the lio;a1 Infirmary, where it died ist!Mlt o' No person was in the.house itlong 1114101'« tni t ut e num at the 1114 et bripputfra lie it'll nit( of the in a fit of slecp.,vaikit;g, We are told by a Correspondent OHO at C 1111) s, in the neighboorho of Sohn, havc obtained it Share of one ti ' the Grent the late Latety, sold by fitt.ntartroopi, 004.0. I,b-cit, anti CD. We tire, tilw;tys 1 4 14t1 to Lear that Fool one in the iliorihotion of bk.e Outs ,l ect s those to whoin they ;ire needful...which not oft,m :v.se. The above ciretinistaiit'e 11 0 4, eatistat 1,4 formation of serval mor:' uuk)A tor ' t h e p tie atase of Tickets and Shares in iho S tate Lottery which is to be Vrawn am 31st ilittapt.