The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

PAT it toTic AD ORESS. The follou'•ing Aildre6s, written by a patriotic licliabitunt of the Towist of BO LT 0 , ha's been circulated :in that propitious place, and pe witu a deference the relcViittcy of the subject sc.; eminently ilesetre <<FeLt.owToww• 1 ht- . -Y,lll have lately .4seard - 9 great deal about Tititatioif, Pensions, and bine . ; and ill-dispoSed men are endcaitouring 'to persuade you that Oil the evils 'Oil are noW - tering proceeil from !be extrilvittpince atiti r!ect of the Govcrniitent under which yon live. it-tare yon stirrer yourselves to entertain so tin lonnolc:l and tlatigerou opinints; nsten with e.ll.nness to a few argutnentsa3 they birike the tni , nl of a plain unlearned than, Who grieVes to sce you imposed 'upon by mistepresentatron, and in (Linger of being. rendered discontented and nu . Lippy, awl pet (caps tlirbnlent and riotous, by the arts otitirs. " We have.always had Taxes, Pensions, .and BineetiteS, and :ytit we haVe not always hattliad times': nay, it is 'A tae't, thatCt{>t, or three yeays . ag-o we had Mnle ta2e, 4nd pensions, and.titie6 - cure.: too, till!, we have now ; and yet wages, especially weavers' wages, were considerably higher thin they are at present. Therefore it is evident, that taxes, pensions, and sinecures, are nut the causes of the present distress. "tlll other countries also are in the same state ni our own. lu evety part of the Continent of Epurope, and in America also, there is the same s g 11 4 1 commerce, as - great a decay of trade, anti as tittle employment tor the labouring pour, as 'there k here with us. I put it to your own lt 6 nd tit st to say, whether our national debt, and our taxes, can have ruined the trade of America tool of Continental Europe. " And thi:; also -proves that it is not owing to any neglect of our Government that we are now pfrtrernig, , so tiaticli. For If an atiVentageons Tiatle could have been secured by the care and efforts of tlitise who manage the affairs of nations, surely some of the Gevernments would have foptul out the means to make their own country prosperous and flourishing : but we see that the saute distress prevails eyery 4hcre. " Therefore it 1111)81 be something whicb affects ail roOntrirl alike that is the cause of this gePeria distress. And that ran be nothing die than the -change vthich has taken place front War to Peace. MI the nations with which , we have any concern, have been, like ourselves, so long in a state of: wto,,that commerce hail become, as it were, habi tuated to it. A great expenditure clamed a great circulation of money : large armies created 'a ocot demand boor for food and elothing,metinids Of disposing of goods were discovered which bail never before beet; thought of,: and so, as a sudden transition from Peace to tVar used aiways to give a temporary cheek to Commercial Profits 'met In dustry, the change Ivltich has lately taken place from a state of War, in which we have till lived to a State Of general eettee, has bad a Sinniar etirit. Is'et we nta)''be sure that eventually Peace is better than War. Titigs will come room, again. I?ratie will resume its accustomed channels. Pro. fits still become ,moderate, but regular to the master ; and w.igts twill he better and less fillettl4t. Ittg to the Weaver. The industry of British . -tvorktiten, and the shill anti capital of 'British Tlerettants, prevail, so as to obtain for this country a fair proportion of the trade of the %world. " Matters would not be any better at all if the plan was to be ryloptell which is called'Par liamentary Reform. ,To all practical purpoles ratliament ,is as well constituted its it can be.l Opportunities .are now afforded to men of alt par ties to obtain a scat in the House of Commons, tend - to express their, opinions with. vigour and . Every lue.stion of consequent:* is fairly debated ,amongst limn, some bei»F, .00 one side and some on another, anti all is published anti Mide ktit)lVO to the people at large. And what more c iao we desire 1 • • - • . '' How W h ich money think you, do these sine,. dare against which so much has been said, take out of your •pockets-? I am not afraid to say, and many of -those who declaim against theta so violently know-as well as I do, that they do not take from the labouring classcrf so much as a penny a head itt a whole year. Most of them liave'heen given to the possessors as rewards for valnahle services rendered to the country by them selves or their ancestors : and every good govern ?twit and ought to take care to reward the deservinit, as well as to punish the wicked.. Sitrely you *must yourselves feel that railing ft gaiti3t -tiovernateut, and taxes, and pensions, only:makesiour settierings greater, Anil adds the worst plague of all---I mean that of art impatient, discontented, angry temper. Your ruindl are in-. fl t,rtctl. trot !iota pa,slous are ekeited to wrath Ant 'fury. Thus you torment yourselves and your tamilieft.- Anti in this way, your vexing yottrielves with politics, and giving heed to thoss sehttfWould fakely persuade you that you are op preeiseritity -the riehritrul neglected by the govern teedr. is it greiiter 'misery to your mind, and in yottl..,„horne, than all your other di4tresses. " rind iv hat Wank! - he the case, if - unhappily arty of Y4O - shotilli be.stirred. up by thow. angry f e diogs_ Which boil itt your breasts, - anti by . tire 'it fli i t ti on t rory specs het , 4 . W tin 5e -. de men, - to Ali t,f violeneeniut riot ? Your lives would foildit6l. , You trc ultl suffer a disgraceful itleatlV or he Jtanished from a cottittry jaws ; Oil hisd brolten, line! whose peace you !Hid Mid then what would heroine of your `f iit 4 hilt would be the sufferings of your isvi , 47!sanci children AVliat-the distress of :our terints anti' kiturred ? - What the sorrow and re. indr,:e of your own hearty ? -Listen to yonr hest `who advi-ze you 'to be reaccable and pa lienC ; -who e ndeavour to relieve yune drsties - ses, 4ruljttitly to itteke you cotitented and happy. Tell Ithe nteit who would agitt:te and inflame you, that yuu - . Y ,ll. tu r - h A rtliovi. minds , disturbed by-their, tarp. nor your tivitilisought into ilAnger for their tidraucentent ; --1114t, till they are foremost in all charitable and benevolent undertalsingi, Yon tlistrost their peotesaions of feeling tor your ilw tresses ; , --.11111 ?‘.)4 trill quietly aHd peaceably wait till . Vrovidenee shall plertie to re store to you prosperity, satified• that Ydu 11111111 much sooner attain to It by' obeying the La%is of God and of Mau, Than by acting in defiance of both. " 013) TOWNSII.IN." iXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCZ. The Exeter mail-citach,- on its way to 14ortiIlin, ;vat attacked ten n unday night at •lVintersloitr '4ut, seven miles on this side of Salisbury, in a most extraordinary manner. At the moment when the coachortn pulled tip to deliver his bags, one of 'the leaders,waS suddenly seited by a fero cious animal. This Produced it great confusion e.tid alarth ; tiro' passengers who Were inside the snail got out, rib lino the house, mid locked them sek es tip in d roust gbovest airs ; the horses kicked and plunged yiolently, and it was with difficulty the coachman eould prevent the carriage front being overturned.. -At was' soon perceived by the coachman and:guard, by the liAlit of the lii kir i chat the • animal ilii.th hail seized the horse Was a huge hones'. A large mastiff dog came tip, and attacked her fiercely, on Which 'she quitted the horsy, and turned upon him. The dog fled, but Was pnrsued and killed by the lioness within about 40 yards. of the place. ' It appears that the beast had escaped front a caravan that was stain) : ing on the road side, belooging to the proprietiirs of a menagerie, nit theft Way to Salisbury fair. An alarm being given, the keepers pursued and hunted the lioness into ;in hovel under a granary, whielt served fur Leeßing;tipiCtiltural linpleM lag. \boot half-past eigia, airy- bad secured her so.ef iectually, by barricading the place, - as to prevent ter escape. The horse, when first atta.eked,:fought With great spirit, sheet) if at liberty, would-1)11)bn. lily have beaten down his antagoniNt . 11 fib his fare feet, but in plunging lie ensharritsoM himself in tire harness. Thy lioness, it appears, had in. tacked him in front, and syringing at his throat, hail fastened the talons of ha fore feet on each Side of his 'neck, close to the head, Mille the talons of )ter hind . feet were forced into his chest. In this situation she hung, while the blood Was Seen flying, is if a vein had been opened - 4)y a lancet. The. ferocious ,animal mis,sedth.e throat and the jugular vein, but the horse is so are/Writ ly torn he is not expected to survive. Ile ti'as a capital horse-, the best in,t.he set. .rf be ex . preSsion of agony to his tears anti moans wits most piteous a nd affecting : .A fr esh boric having been pincitr ed,th..e mail drove on, after haeingbeen detained, three quarters ofluvhoar by this eXtrattidinary i.b• strtiction. The horse attacked was the otr leader, and as the muil drew up stood exac tly abreast of the CUraV4lll front WiliCll the lioness path: the at'ault. Had the carriage Ueda little wore advanced she would Pr(lbitbiYliii.ve dal red neon the coachman or guard, who in that ease would have been more immediately within leer eye. The ,coaclitn;in at first proposed to' alight and stab the lioness with a knife, but was prevented by the remonstrance of .the guard, iyho observed,, that he would ex pose himself to certain destruction, as the ithittliii, feeling berNelf attacked, win Id .t urn upon him a nd tear Win to pieces. The prudeoce of the advice has been clearly proved in the fate •of the poor 40g. It was the engagement between 'hint and the lioness that Offered time for the keepers to rally. Had it not been fur that interference the m i sc hi e f kit the ma il would have been more Con. ,siderahle. l'AithPotiTtc Puititc,,--The !bird experiment with the itaraperolc—Apparatus of Al. Schmidt, has succeeded still , bette , r than the two tin nier. The present took place opposite the Fire .Pump, in presence of a nunicrons assemblage.— The small paddles which served to direct the ma chine in its course through the water, have blien replaced by a species of oars, which can glye so a. shipwrecked person the ,nteimi.of quickly attain ing his (Aker, of of struggling sucees§fully against the mosvrapid cement. The person stated in the l'arapontic Chair directed himselt and. tented any way, with the greatest facility. There is" no do,ibt but this .machine (of simple and cheap construc tion), will anon, assistance,toShipwreckikd Mari ners, especially as it unfortunately too often takes place near the coasts, where often the crervb tit vessels are ,wrecked or •Cast . away on banks or reefs, at no great distance Cr oat the land, ItEjdA,RtiABLE PIIILOSOPETICAL VACTor--It !inherit long suppthed that iron is not liable to alteration in water. The follow lug circumstance, however, proves the contrary :—Aturang the numerous ar ticles raise) by the Diving Bill from the Sound, is a case iron Li-pounder, which is soft etiongli to be cut with is knife. Probably this may ba owing /0 the separation of tho caihon and- other sub stances hoot tlic iron, which had the-eifcct of re nuoin; it to its original malleable state. • The following is . the . manner in. -ishich the Mayor-of , . Calton', hi France, in the, department of the Lot, recentircontrived to keep (town the price of greiii :—AboHt the entl of June, the price of wheat was rising every maker-day alilrtningly; and - from its increasing ieurcity, there . was reason to re4rit would rise . to 60 Irsitcs the hectolitre, and perhaps even be ititpossible to be got. , The, Mayor foritie'd butt - executed - the plan of purchas ing it quantity oe grain out of the departnicot, at theexpence of the town ) and selling it at a loss,: in the public market, in urtlec to infloOec the, price, and cdrb the I:npidity of the cotti-ticitle94 - , in consctintmcc, 636 hecttilitre) purchased by th'el town at 37 ft.. wets lOW on the successive titarket, thiss preceding the , trarvest, , at."-33 fr..-4011etitS., dealers -try means of this wise competition,: werecompeiled lower their ttriees to of t-Irv' Mayor 3 and the harvest Caine witlitita :,the price, .of corn having ever exceeded ;i3 tr, 50:e. The: municipal - finances - lost ;2,:.12ii fr. by tluie opera-: tiun but. it cantipt be eatiedJt 103 5 0in t e.i t served Cabot's froze it frightful 4carth. ~1111 .fiAt",tltlii I . N ,I.II4i,AND. • Iltut:aST, OCT, 16 - ..-- ' Flit. Fre weather which Intie had for some days, iris aireadyprogroodd i t very- I , l llnt e r t y t ake iron the Marketiti. Oat- Mara, Which was, at the heginniag of latt week, 271t,' per cwt. was vasterdny 18s.. audio Lisburn market, 'oat-meal, Miler) bad- been on the.preced log Tuesday 28s. fell yesterday to 205. The state cheering effect of the return of a pro (lithms season has been experienced in the price of potatoes, which crop, being the chief food Of the poor ) is much in want .of dry weather to im prove the quality. CORK, OCT. Weather has, providetta tially, continued favourable from the time.we first found it necessary to advert to the state of the harvest ; and the benefit to the differcut•eropi has been, accordingly, equal to out mutt sanguine expectations. The information received, since our last, from various parts of the contra}, is. highly gratifying ; and we are enabled to infer front out own observmnions of an extensive dis trict, during the interval, that the gloomy repre- Sentations which have been nrnde of the general state of the ermuiry are grossly-exaggerated. In the cold mad elevated parts of the barony of 'Bstr4 rylaore, in which we should suppose the Hwy to the corps had been greatest, we fount! it to have been Much less than has-been represented by prejudiced persons, of the general condition of the country. On Monday the greatest part of the corn in that district hail 'been stacked; and we Conclude, from the fairtiesi of this day, that a can sitierable portion of the remainder WA been placed in security.:=--(Cork ddecrtiBer) KtLKENNy , Weather coo- OntreS-r-all bandit are busy—all spirits are harry. ; and in a few days we shall' doubtless have a Nely tar curable report of the state of the harvest ib lay •.before the public. Out this subject we ha ye volleet ea much 'interesting infers mitt jou from vationS Sources, and kec entreat coin ntunicio lona feotantre corrafry fiirttci3. Yesterday oats brought 101.. is barrel less in oar-market than on that day week ! ENNrAitti.LRN, OOT• 17.---Respecting the wee- We-are at list enabled to say something con solatory. 'The List lour or tits days hare iron tlerfully improved t•he aspect of the country, and revived the hopes, •of the 'husbandman. A vast deal must have beets effected in crating and saving the grain crops, toil we may reasonably look for a correspontlent.redaction'in our market prices. • Listertiort, MT. 10.—Tl!e fineness of the; weather, these :fire,or -six days past, has cam pleteiy .changed •the :pow ince of Ate harvest; . ' end with the assistance of Providence, the iropi , will yet prove irfair average, particularly oats and barley. Several fields of potatoes !men been iccovetably lost ; hut still there is a fair produee:.l the wheat about- this neighhearhood, (though notch of it very - tuatrriallv injured, aunt its genetal the quantity short,) will be saved in a few attys. Dostax Conn-MARKET.—The weather this day having assented a- fair and. sett Led ,asleet, its inflitence bad •a very sensible effect upon the market, and sales were very doll. Nese Wheat sold:from 365. to 4165. 611. and Old Wirer* from 31. to 31 as.. 3d. New Oats %vete from. 13s. to 17s. Old Oats,. 225. 9d. • -Kilo: samples 4if )la Oats, for seed, brought 255. New Barley was to he had from IdS. to 17s. Some Old Barley,, 20s. A few : purchases; supposed to be made tor the ;English Market,, kept up sales to those prices, Which otherwise would have been mare on the decline la cooler - pie-dee of the imeerteiruv which exists concerning distillation, ••the distillers were nut amongst the buyers...-.{..yelping CurreApondoit.). 13 tt y EST •IN scar I. We have hearil the 11103‘ ftatteriug ac:cetints of t h e emit , o n innne Liula in the 'Kip. hunting p a .' risk ittxlirianuc in se• vend instances, extraordinary, nod indeed never p ara il e kd on the .stone grounds. . On the lands of Castle -Semple Ipch..- crops have this season been hrotight forth . , which are, hyindgea, considered cquali if not soperior, .10 any others i n t h e ' co u n t r y,.—(o-#enock dticert4er.) Ti l e %yaps of the i!carers liirrci yesterday, morning in (ilasgow ,were. front Is. Gil. to 4 21. B e t weeli Kilmarnock and NeWton. Stcwart harvest is well forward, and Ate crop abundant. Monday awl Tuesday have been very faeourable for tit , ' h rvest. The wage* are frouy2.s. W 2). Gd. (/) until ies Jgurnal.) DIITR ESSI NG . Saturday morning last, its a drover, who hattsome cattle la the pens at illingtoo, was walking across. the bay-field to go to a public-house to get some re freshment, he found a man, apparently not 30 years of • age, lying near a Itay-stack quite deatlauti cold : he was. a most emaciated wretched loolt:iog object ; .and it is supposed that he died for .want at food : his apparel was not worth itixpeuee,.and he had scarcely .shoes,to his feet._ lie was car ried to theAing's , flead . , elerkenwell-cluse, where an itiquisitiort.Will be held iipou the body. On Saturday; evening AMA • tieveu o'elfsch, a horse in a gig took fright at the bottom of llol born-hill : after Coming In contact with a wag gon, and breaking the gig to pieces, it ran down the centre of Fleet-market; drag-ging the shafts with it, threatening the lives of Many individuals. It could not possibly be stepped until it arrived in Itteet4treet. We are sorry toaddoltat nany persons were- seriously hurt : it is reported, Abet two were killed. Satiittley - ie'rtnight, •between seven end eitht &chick in the evining,,Mr. tlerk, writer, Glas gow, who tind gone into the Great Canal frassage hoat a t ettilslee, fell over-bnard on the west side of the 0104 &Ash), and was drowned. _ . .Tl 7 thientt iiltiteonerchant in •61ftsgotv, bas !been fittlieltil to trial before. - the High Court of 3tottieiory;—: occoed.of ..scabbing unit mortally . wounding Alexander Cutitill, writer, iti.Gistspor, owthe2tihviVist lost: A v.ofteldble Ow,- which .t4toott the Priory Park; iVortyje)tfihirt., the teat.pl Sir W. Wat.b• 4 , lifirottet mid hod tur, :rges braved the " pelting of thtt pitilettti fitOritt," %rus by the lute hio t .wla t i4 torn o ff loriznotally, &lout six fcet frtun its, base, utttid t o w t y, 4ls ii pieteo by the fo;I. niewettreti in length 130 test, s4:l feet Circtitnieret:C4_ . ST. JAMES'S HAY MAIMET, 04101-ler 19• tlay•• ••• 0 1 .oi ' tioi to M . i4i thi-.---,-AoTtllger 41 7/ , .. 9i is Oil to it II) d WHITECITAPEI. 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