The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN. Allt• EDITOR—Avery modest Letter, pnrport te be front Mr. NaLsoN, the late Bailiff of this In ugh, having obtained publicity by appearing in e collitnns of your respectable Paper, I think it o ne 't° my own character to reply to it , . I gli the same channel, trusting to your 141)tittialitv . for the insertion of it. In do ll; g this, Sir, I a m not ac tuated by any `` hosti/1" whatsoever; and to cnn‘ince you that I 1, 4 ttzpillly a b ove " servile insinuations," I will 3 1 1111 Y assert, th i t the Corresrmdence between itr l l'gh Steward of this Borough and Mr. NEL r• ociti WI it appeared in the Public Prints, was . 1 1 : 17. 1 bled a n d i ncorrect,—gar bl e d , b ecause some part it "5 —and incorrect, because it was Itn . " 7 "t it processed to be, the whole of the t i tr "Polidence—for such was most ambiguously 13 th , "I lest yOl.l should think that I am driven to e necessity of appealing to my own " character t ti t r vera eit,Y," I wilt produce other proofs to coon -riance mv assertion. In naming our truly re "11/1"4111e RECORDER, I feel both pride and plea taure iu referring to an individual whose official Paci lY renders him too well known to need • "logium of mine to add weight to his tefit Utlit3r itY in this affdir :—The' following Let -8(e•, *addressed ,to me, shortly after my eeti nii to . the Chief Magistracy of this place, is the one allud e d t o , I believe, by Mr. NELSON, t f ° "l ,l an essential part of ` 4 the Correspond nee"--Why the sentiments it contained were sup pressed by Mr. NELSON (since . they were com b-Innicated to him), or why the litigation was re ezbea after h av i ng l a id d orma nt for months, is best k n "r l to himself : (COPY.) " London, May 8, 1819. 1 1141 Sifts.--The following 3 an Extract of the Letter *- ' alt I hare had the hofinnr of receiving Iron: the Marquevr lii—uck ingharn, in answer to the Communication which B a de tit his L or d s hip, as Hi g h Steward of Btu:kir, ,iam, by s toranimous Tote of thßiar,r , se,„a.- -- "ted at Lie (Itar ttr ession s on the•-^~~•' '' ,Alast, dated Stoik:„ April 26E1,, 6 lt is ), , .e hly gratifying and ati4factory to me iC%ave an OfEciAl Communication made to me through you, til.e,,the ••teller a ddressed to me by the Bailiff oti the sth inst. islie-6te nin""4Ydisapprovetl by all the ifenoers of the Corporation, 134 ekingltan t . Anxiously wishing to perlietuate the bar , n'''lty between that Corporation zutd my tinily, it is most i f rmi fYing to me to feel, and to he officially informed, that is the unanimons wish of the Burgesses of Buckingham • ° .it'in their exertions with mine in attaining that object. "Yfe e r f logs o f a t tac h ment towar d s t h em are grounded on long fL itrld 'hip and intercourse with them; and I am confident • "1 ' 44 4 can shake that union that subsists between us. t.-7sav4tUrs like th a t w hi c h h as ca ll e d f ort h t h e disapproba e 10 " of the Corporation may be made, but I ajn perfectly con :lked that, like this attempt, they will prove abortive. ,retoquest C you' to communicate this Letter through the the • orporation. I ani, &c. &c. (Signed) ' CHANDOS TIUCKINGIIANf p High Steward. . 1 T. the Recorder of Buckingham.' tail hatonly to add, that I hare great pleasur e in making :01t aunication to you, and that I am, with great respect, " Dear Sir, most truly, your's, " G. It, MINSHULL, Recorder., 0 the B ailiff of Buckingham: , I : , With respect to the " imputation," whie!. r. 14 " is so anx i ous to avoid, I wilL•vont...4Htly A l f eat ' . e the P u bli c to judge, w . hrulizer the statement lith , - ' 61 9 -4 44MatsvAhttii which I now trouble you be most entitled to credit." ea beg leave, once more, to assure you, that in li tlllitln uing a Correspbnden c e o f this kind, I am o cit 4 "erneu by any personal feeling, but consi• t er h)Ysell called upon, as the Head of a Public to vindicate its character from unjust asper altd to deprecate the unpardonable attempt to °l4 e a private enmity in an official garb. I have the honour to be, Sir, 'Your obedient and obliged Servant, Xuck J. BAINBRIDGE, Bailiff. in gham,Au gus t 13, 1819. Icr i4"111.--The following is an extract of a let.. f ew lit J ama i ca I was at Cape Heuty f o r ,t It is scarcely to be believed t o w h at tio n ate (3 f gystem, order, r e gul ar ity, an d thrsepeople have, arrived. Their police is Pet feet, and their streets by far the cleanest tr . er sa _ iu armpart of the world. Their esta tt:llittents dOiliem infinite honour. There is not 11) 11(I spital hi Eur op e on a more liberal establish-- ' °r better regulated!, than the one at Cape i niT. En g lish i s t aug ht i n a ll t h e i r sc h oo l s ; fact, the f oun d a ti on o f t h e i r e d ucat i on . kti t y ii rit ' l-d hirgy of the Church of England, the Bible, 1,.. the Prayer Bock, are printed in English and 14s, and !Drat the principal part nglish they will becotite English- :1:1:11t1:1.: ice:i'reartBsiettan:llll.l:;) •t Ire Bing says , if he forces them if obliges them to read \ the L iturgy 114.,rbe Ch ure l t of England, with the Bible a nd 1 41 7" honk, they will naturally become Prunes- Their hearts are quite English." Th, sle of ‘Vight is in a complete bustle at the Aresr nt ruomp, by t he prese nce tyf ki s Royal lues3 w the PRINCE REGENT, Wilotfc rendezvous 4 Pllottit ell in t h at Channel. The inhabitants w h+e I,.vitilated with joy at t h e event , no M onarc h "t'r been upon the Isl a nd s i n c e th e i nt - L iuti intentLusr,4 ot the unfortunate CHARLES at Caris kt 1 11cO ri s : of (t ,if 544 )(1 • Ore A fO. tran s• ta °lll to 101' iriri , ~ Jsl , Al a rOdn St• e, 0 tl'4 ~t p~ L tbs t .o°' ' C' r gig' ill lit lo th ref"; r t o) :1031 lor dly 11 (0 hal it ,0 Id l ot o t d 6 ' °9t. d, o ra te. i~i Qa ',11"11- ROYAL EXCURSION, Scci EFRotst A CORRB.SPONI3BNTI PORTstsloGTu, AUG. I3.—Yesterday the iloyal . Yacht, with the Standard of England at her Main-, top-gallant,-mast head, mide her appearance off Ryde, to witness the Regatta, when she was sa luted, as before, by the different ships of war at Spithead. Since her &parture Tuesday last, she has been up the Sondranniton ktrwer, has revisited Cowes; to her moorings off which latter place she retu►r'ned in 'the evening'.' It be ing the anniversary ni the Pat Sices Natal D iv, the morning was ushered in with the' ringing of bells, NMI other demonstrations of joy. A grand din ner was given by tl►e Port Admiral% which at night was succeeded' by a Dress Ball at the Gun Room. The town was gAnerally 14:hted up, and the George Inn made a most brilliant display. The cupola and lantern of the church teas - illuminated, which had an effect at once splen. .did and novel. By the last Gazette it appears that Sir George Campbell has receivetra step of pro motion, in consequence of which the IVhite Flag has superseded the Blue, although the Red is hoisted, in compliment to the Regent, the mo ment his Flotilla heaves in sight. About noon this day the little Fleet was seen again off Rhyde, accompanying a sailingnatch that. had scat ted from Cowes ; aftei. whiclr - ,the Prince, it is ru moured, gives a dinner on frila.rd the yacht to the Officers ot his Squadron. His Royal Highness, it is added, has derived such wonderful benefit from his cruise, and . is so much delighted with the scenery, as to I►ave formed the resolution of con tinuing afloat in this neighbourhood till the 211th inst. The Prince Regent, it seems, has been “f - flicted for some tine past with ale oppression at the chest, for which he haul been recommended a blister, which complaint at length has yielded to the salubrity of the tir3 breezes, and totally left him. Another Grand Ball is advertised for Thurs day next at the Bathing Rooms. The frequent interchange of firing between the batteries and the shipping resembles a bombardment. PORTSMOUTI2, AUG. 12. —ll,is being the hit tit day of his Royal 1-I:gliness the PIIICE REGENT, the same vas ushered iu \rith the bells riogiug, and the Royal Standard liois:ed at the Dock-yard, at nine o"clo;,k. The Commander-in-Chief, Ad miral SirGeoce,e Cowbell, io coosegnence of the promo:oo, thilted.his flag, blue, at the main, to lie was saluted by •ii. the ships at Spit head. Ills Royal I.iightlyss;!,:r r.-i•h Mr. Nash, at Cowes ) , yebter;vky, : - ;o7r . d the yacht, where .he, Aepi, ~,d ov)l...ip f -; she got under way, and cruised ab,in:. migh Spithead, to witness the's , Oling ii off Ryde, a Royal Salute was fi,ed iron ali number of Gt sidemen's pleLisure amt bows are ionumerable. The of Wight is thi tinged with Nobility and Gent. 7. 12,;, - ent is Aso much pleases, it. ha .been .aid Royal ilighness is.in treaty for Mr. hash's house. conseqw‘ose of the promo' ion, Capt. Gifford, Governor of the'Navel C.divge, vacates that si tuation., Last night. Adiii - :ni 'zir George Cockburn arrived here, aid this morning .:..ent ovri to Ryde, on a visit to iklr. Croher • Admil-a1 Sir C.-.7,:c.; - g; Campbell, Lord Howard, an d / b e ni,oiiraith! Admiral Blackwood, this day ti went of .berd the yacht, to pay their respects to his - Rool,Higtiness The yacht was in the middle•of the squadron at twelve • o'clock, when, according to custom, a R o y a l ( Salute was fired from each ship. The yacht en ' nt iatied to lay-to near Ryde during the time the boat t ' were sailing for a prize, at whikih his Roy •',; Himm9ess was highly gratified; after which she, a 4i . the squadron ‘vhicit attendi his Royal High- OtS3, stood down to the We3tWard. To-morrow his Royal Highness will give a din ner on _board the yacht to the Marquess of Anglesey, &c. Swtorday his Royal Highness dines with Lord Howard. COWES, AUG. I2.—Yesterday the Royal Yacht got under weigh, at feu O'clock A. M. and stood to. the Needles, returning, after a delightful sail-of six hours, to her anchorage, at Cowes Roadstead. At five the Prince Regent got into his barge, accompanied by Prince listerliazy, and landed at East Cowes. where his Royal. Highoess was received by his Excellency Lord Fit zharris, the Governor, and the principal inhabitants, with the loudest demonstrations of jisq. He then. ho noured Mr. Nash, the Royal Architect, with visit at East Cowes Castle, and abur partaking of an elegant repast, returned to sleep on board his, yacht. This day the Prince,'- in his yacht, with the Hyperion frigate,, Camelion awl Hind sloops of war, and, about twenty yachts of the Club, and a vast flotilla of all sizes, are gone for a sail to the Eastward, and to view the Rvdeßoat-race.. To morrow the whole assemble near Cowes, to wit ness a sailing match, between all the pilot ves sels round the buoys of the Brambles, tonil that of the Royal George, at Spithead. His Royal Highness's delight in yacht sailing is inexpressi ble, and his health is highly benefited by this plea surable and rational pursuit. • The Royal Yacht's rendezvous is Cowes Road stead, the head-quarters of the yachts of 'the .Clubs, and repot t says, front the great enjoyment left by the Prince Regent, since his arrival within thejsle of Wight, hii Royal Highness's stay will be protracted for some time beyond the period first mentioned. The town of East and Went Cowes., and ships in the harbour, have been illu minated for t wo nightS successively, and illuminate again to-nig ht., Yesterday evening, in' honour of the Natal Day of the PRINCW IteGaNT, Vauxhall-Gardens had to boast of an overflow of Company, who appeared to enjoy this superb and brilliant festi val, which was given in a style truly splendid. Of Madame Saqui it may be said, that her ascent and (!escent was truly surprising, for at the time of her performance taking place in the midst of a thick shower of rain, her wonderful powers were exhibited to the greatest advantage, ap plause and effect, between the two elements, Fire and Water. P 0 IL T it v. CATULIAJS% lkto4rnCAtuttxs! art thou &cad 11 not; pray whither art thou fled ? Say dos•_ thou lull thy. languid head On IcEstltA's lap, w.f.') out with blisses, Yet longing fur ten thousand kisses ? Full fifty Sans* have risen--have set, "And thou, alas! art silent )et. tome, try again, my amot oils lad; "Neket the good—reject the bad; - For thou lia:t genius to select What's good, and what is bad reject. `E I du not mean the Orh of DRY ; I mean the Paper called THE SUN', '!':►at such a glorious course has run, To chase the Papal storm away. Mmilgotnery. AP. HUGH. lc. We Are much•oblioed to oUreAIifIRIAN Friend for re minding us of the Translations of CATu lAA's, which were postponed because we had nnLickily tilt. 11.1 ; but having found them, they shall forthwith be given, with due selections, to our Readers. - - - - - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING ROOM, AVG, 13. The \ produce Stakes at York, nn 'Friday, - in which the three first favourites fur the great St. Leger came out, has pro duced ,much alteration in the betting, hi;thlv intertsting to the sporting' 'world. Poencurante, out of N.'. andane, the first favonrite,Avas fourth, hitving been heat by, the Walton c. nut of Lisette; Pahuatine and an outside one, a Carntllas eon, sold the day before for ; :,O gu;neas. The °trees yesterday, acme as follows to I aLfil. Sultan. 4 to I agst. Lisette, 6 to I agst. the Cardinal, 7 to I asrst. Sir Walter, 9 to 1 agst. Palinarine, and 10 to I ag,t Poeocuraiite. YORK AUGUST RACES, 180 TUFSDAY, .AUGIIST 1Q ---(cECcr\D DAY.) Sweepstakes of 90gs each for 2 yr olrlolts, itst 51b; fillies Sit 21h; 2 yr old: course, eleven subscribers. Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. by Sonilen,lii Mr. Wilsou'i b. C. by Salolensho Six to one agst the winner. The Duta, of Leeds's filley the far ourit e.—Woft easy. The second year of a subscription of 25g - s each, divided into three purses, with r,, - ;1. added to each by the City of York, for 5-yr olds, sit 7i1); six. Bst I9lb, and aged, 9st. Four aril s, eitzliteen subseC t is v r.;. Mr. %1 7 :Ms's h. h. Maddock, by Whirelock, 5 yrs Mr. Houlds•vorth's b. h. Magistrale, 5 yrs Mr. Lanibton's b. in. the Duchess. G yr.; 3 Mr. 'n Viinconkbe's'elt. h. St. Helena, 5 yrs 2 to I agst I In' winner-4 the 1 agst Matzistrate-2 to I agst the Duchess. A most excellent. race. Fifty Pounds for three-yr-old, 7st. 71b. and four, Rst. 81b. maiden colts allowed c?lb. and fillies, 31 h. Heats, one milt and three quarters. The winner to be sold for 200 gs if demanded. hie M. M. Sykes's :7. c. by Camillus, 3 yrs Mr. Hill's b. c. Mcnx, by 4- .;borns, 3 yrs Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Mowbray, 4 yrs Mr. Haworth's br. c. by Sir Charles, 3 yrs Mr. Watts's b. f. by Cerherus, 3 yrs Mr. Lonsdale's ch. f. by Governor, 3er s Bets agst the winner, the Duke of Leeds's colt the favourite. 11 fine race, but woo easy at the end. HAYMARKET THEATRE.—After the Comedy of The 'fonder last night, in which Mr. WAnna anpeared to great advantage in Don &fix, a new F arc e was hroutht forward under the whimsical title of Belford and Minton, the name of tta o steivh luoiring us. Sparkle( lie nts:AnD) elopes wit.h Miss Bloomley (Miss E. BLANCIiAND), and tO escape the purs-1 , - Fe y art cl nrr Lnver Craw (Lts - roN), Sparkle bribes the Lind lord Of the Inn to let him appear as mine 17ot. Bounce and Craw are, therefore, with the assistance of the waiters, driven out of the house. They take refuge In a post-chaise, anti while. asleep are coneyed from Minion to Brlford and in absence, h. marriage: tfikes place between the Lovers.—Tle. rirce cLicay depends o'n the characters of Bounce and Craw, which were ad mirably supported by TLRRY and LISTON. 1-113R NARD, Miss BLANCHARD, and Mrs. DAVEN PORT also, were good props to the piece, which experienced some o!)position, and which, there fore seems to be withdrawn for• alterations, and will then, no doubt, be popular. THISTLRWOOD, Dr. WATSON, PRESTON:, Find other Reformers of the same stamp, were in a boat on the Thames on Thtirsdny lest, dining ASTLEY'S REGATTA, rowing backwards and for wards; and we understand, that •they Gained out their doctrines to the people in-every passing boat. VIIEFERRED.-Rev. W. S. Goddard, 1). D. to %Ate Rectory of Kingstone, Isle. of Wight ; the Rev. Richard Carlton, to the Rectory of Nate)? Scores, Ihots. BATH altlrALS.—Lord Bradford, Lord Cienbervie, Lady Aufkrson. Lady Roycroft, Baron de Roubin, Baron Wolfe, Sir Win. Struth,—Major and Mrs. .N stir) , and family, Major and Mrs. Meadows, Major Sutherland, Captain and Mrs. Vaughan, Captain Colquitt, Captain Chander, Captain . Daubeny. Exmouth was thronged wiPh company on Mon day last, to witness the Regatta and other amuse-• merits which took place on that d a y.—The sailing matches excited great interest, and the heats, be ing strongly contested, afforded the highest gra tification : the prize for the first class was won by Lieut, FLYNN, R. N. and that foi the 2d class (for which several boats starred) by Mr. SAMUEL TURNER, of Exmouth. The fineness of the %yea= Cher, and the number`of boats on the water, with the concourse of people on shore, presented a most pleasing scene'. Ponv and Donkey racing, wrestling, jumping in sacks, &c. &c. succeeded the aquatic sports. The various amusements were well regulated, and kept up with great spirit. There was a public breakfast, and a bail is the evening, at I:4.;wuN's Ronms, on the Beacon-Bill, both of which were most numerously and fashion ably attended. It is with infinite pleasure that we record a display of loyalty and aH'ectiou for the laws, of a whole neighbourhood, constituted of the work people and of the tenantry of the Trustees of the late Duke of BRIDGEWATER, and of R. H. BannsHAw, Esq. of Worsley Hail, little short of one thousand of as fine a,race of men as aoy in his Majesty's Empire, who spontaneously came forward to sign a loyal Declaration, and to be sworn its (and were so sworn Tuesday), Spe cial Constables, at the Sessions Room, at Worsley, before R. It Bradshaw, and James Watkins, Esquires, two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Lancaster.—(Chester Chronicle) Mr. Justice BAYLEY betore Y4.1.k. re rievtd all theprivolitio capl;ally cuiivicted there. IRELAND. THL'anmY. Capkio Gilmoor's Company of the Royal Ar tillery is tinder orders to embark at Dublin to; Newtoundidod. The detachment of the 18th foot, stationed at Dut►garvan, has been relieved by a similar num• ber of the 49th, - front Fermay. Part of the transports hare arriveti at Cork, for the conveyance of the 46th font to Englan►l, and the remaining transports are daily rxpected-1 it e regirt:ent is expected to ~cutilineuce its march for Cork immediately. The 78th regiaient is to replace the •6th at Athlone, an.l the 2d battalion, Rifle Brigade, to replace the ?Sat at Mullingar. -- 'l -- Dioccsr. or DERRY.—At'e have received a let ter from Derry;' front which the following is ex tr a ct--.'' Th‘readO'S of The Weekly Register , will. I am surer emir with pleasure, that D:wtor M‘Lgughlin, Bishop of Rapline, has been ppoiut t'd by the Pope, Administrator of the Diocese of Den y those acquainted with the divivions Which took place between the Bishop and Peo ple- of Derry, occasioned liv the removal boat that city of the Reverend Mr. O'Muilan, this appolurment will be truly gratifying. The ne cessity for such an arrangement has Inng i been manifest, and more than a year has elapsed since it wits called for by every Pt test and Cutate in tare Diocese, who held a meeting to tAe. ;Le matter into solemn consideratina. Dr. M`Litigh but has summoned a nreeting 'of the Clergy tot the lid, to be held in Derry. Ile is to continue Bishop or Rapho,, and Adminiotatot of Derry, during the natural life of Dr. aO'Don , nell."—( Dublin Register .) D WSDU fiY .---Another 44:tempt at .9s.sa.si , nntiors ! It 1,4 %vii b horror we have to announce another at. , tempt at murder, and that i'n our own neighbour hood—we tear tram the influence ot poli leaf kilo. fives. Its Mr. kind Mrs. Tweedle, ot Dewshloy, were Ott Monday night last, about halt-past ten, returning . trout Leeds, Mr. T. wkay th e! ' tit; h um the top of the rock, airolign which the pig :e o: new road is cut, ner.r Dtwsbnry. The gun twice missed fire ; but at the third attempt went ()li— the bail whizzing past Mr. T.'s head. Finn, li te nature of the road, it i iturnss;ble tli•tt could have been contemplated ; and as nut mo tive - for such an attack upon Mr. Tvveedie cat, be discovered, it is supposed that be was tots taken for Mr. John Halliday, of Dewsbutv,'Hl,e of the principal manufacturers' there, who - pltsivt? through the Same road a tew iminut es before . rrweedle. Mr. T. saw three men. lie herd a loud beta I. just before the piece ‘r as first *napped. We trust the villains %yin be discovered, and that their motives for this murderous (mirage is"il be ascertained.— (Leekltolcpetaleat , :lag. 12 ) SHOCKING ACClDENT.—Veven'sy an Irquis - tion was taken at the sign • the B rot, its Cr4;- nr2r-street, Brunswick-square, bef ire ttiim.As STIRLING, Esq Coroner, an tiie body a! Itaddlpn Cudworth, the 011 of sir. Ctulivorth, shoemaker, in Joseph -street, who met his death by hrihg run over by a caravan belonging to Mr. l't are, Plumber,- in the City•roAd. The investigation lasted bolo two o'cloi.a int ”caray wrx a'etocts. There was a great contrarie y of ividenee, &ow, declaring the earev:in treat at a last rate, and others that it was going at a regular pace. The toaster of the (hirers gave them most exemplary characters for schiiety and steadiness. 1' July, .however, thought, that such au incident should be toarkeirw ; ith some severity, to i.eter the fre quency of aceidentss, and impre,i upon the milli; of the drivers !lie neee , ,,siiy.of precaution. They retrirned a verdict ol—" Accidental Death," with a iteodand of 151. upon the ea,avao, Aw vut. CASF OF HYDROPIIOBIA.—One of thole rare bat horrible. ins alters of canine inado-3s occurred last Monday, at oxews-C.)itrt, Boswell-street-roars. Hart lot Locke, !rum G:o,i- Cestershire, a young woman in set vice at a w-10 man's house ml . ar ilighbury, was bitten * in the foot by her master's dog, I I weeks since, at which time another female servant and the footman wire' , aco bitten by the sawe dog. Caustics had been applied to the bite, but apparently to no effect. Oo Friday last she was very much indispobed, and told the good woman with whom she lodgt d, that she thought she was about to be attacked by a rheumatic fever. - On Sundiay she . was seiz ed with symptoms of madness, which iriere.i.e in, the evening to such. a degree, that cloy ing the paroxysms, the exertions of six men aver,: .required to prevent her tearin i g herself to pieces : her shrieks were most appalling, they resembled rather the shrill note of a hound than any thing human, and could be distinctly heard at the New River. She had several lucid inter vals, during which she' seemd perfectly seo sible, and quite aware of her awful condition. Site most touchingly lamented to the bye-standers that she had nut been sent to the sea-side to be cured ; then perceiving that the heads of the persons round -her .were covered with the loam from her mouth, site said " she hoped it would out hurt them, an d begged them to take rare, lest ,site them when in the fit." She would :hen C y, " Now it is coining on." Tiie par o ey,ms w‘ ,4l ;h en Et ,. torn, whiell were repeated with visitations too dreadfil to itesurihe, tiii 4 o'clock on Mouti,+y morn . Mg, when she expired, a most terrific and humili• atiog spntaele. From this sail end of one of the three persons bitten, it is hoped that every pre caution hob been taken to avert from the other o the attack of this fatal disease. • DROWNING.—On Wednesday niglq an Ingtiki tion was taken at the Prince of Wales, Nolin street, Pentonville, before Tnos. STEaLING, Coroner, ou the body of John Boulton, sou of Mr. lioniton, of Union-place, .Pentonville, who was drowned in the bason of the Regent'. Can Al, back of North-street, near, Islington. 'Verdict— Accidentally tltowne4l_" A certain cure for the sting; of a Bee-11 , ', a b - C.: 01 Toligo blue, having ties; moistened it hi ware'', row; tbe, part or a blue bag nscii ‘Faghing, anti the pain will almost immediately i o