The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-04 00:00:00

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CAMiRIDGE, FEB. 3.-The melancholy intelli- r - h ie): ly ' )4 (4s the 231 S It is by no means so settled a matter in law, ooh o m September waiting a favourable that . the wife of the King becomes QUEEN of Bells toll far peasants, and we heed them not; eeuee of the death of our late most gracious So- kite' teat les . hid t o VEREIGN was received here last Monday morning, i ir," tee° if Proceed on her voyage to China. But when the gteat, thelood, the mighty die, 's!'.'' ' Th e w! ~ , 1 . .. z . ' Ineermere, Wteeteres, sailed from Cal- ENGLAND, or even of the United Kingdom, as the public have imagined. For example, in Scotland Rousht by the grandear of their lofty lot, on.which occasion the great bell at St. Mary's em ,, , sost , vas tolled throughout the whole clay. „ • I, '' ''''a, for L . ff.'. • f r oo ee ; l, Liverpool on the 28,11 August, and put We pause to listen, and reflecting, sigh. It is expected there will be non -terra on do „, the usage in such cases is regulated by the general es oeek to . tlrh' 'A repair, havieg experienced a severe gale in ',ley of the funeral of his tare Majesty, and oe - fee' : Such knells have .n a sad familiar sound, eh: qie b. practice of Europe ; and, at the present moment, me days precedine and subsequent to - that atoll ill 21 , . '1 . . ay. the King of NAples is said to be married to a.lady Since that which moura'd the hope of Albion's isle; ceremony. ,et lett • „ ' Then all unwonted stole its echoes round, , . OV . li untiTSMOUTII, FEE 3.-Arrived' the Rochfort, who is not Queen, nor receives the title even in • The Sermon at St. Mary's Church, on the tleaC ! .. 1. Struck the light heart, and check'd the gayest smile. of the King, will be preached by the Regius Pro ,T ea is 7,et fo r I , ke ih.,. the Mediterraneato-Passed by the Eller gill, courtesy. In England, the rnetrimonial Crown, fester of Divinity. Ith We cannot grieve alike for youth and age; OW , 4 ~.,,,,, I iron i. , in the time of the first Mary, was given to Philip 'llse Proclamation of his most excellent Ma- ''''' . 1. , ' , tom Bengal for Hull ; sailed Oct. 3, and For thee, fair scion of the Royal tree, • jesty K ;fig George the Fourth, was publicly mark - e l W I , Pi ' t 4"i St. Helena, Dec. 13.-Sailed the Garland of Spain ; and the laws passed in her time, as we wept in anguish time could scarce assuage: / ti c r's• by the Vice-Chancellor of this Universite, at 10 e h tits' • es- eoy 1) well as the coin, bear the joint title of Philip and We wept-and oh ! not only wept for thee. ' 4 , e ' 1 rngelly, for jamaica ; Trident Rayne o'clock in the forenoon of yesterday, in the Seneti rt. thq- Y.i.' t°l La 1 ' ' Mary. But the case most in point, for a period, . House. After the procleinamien had been tee, 4.h, . , e. neon ; and Fly, for Dept ford. Survivors elaim'd the bitterest of our tears; I tbr :e. pi.,hich is the same as that published in the is s , MoUTli, FEB. 9 . Art i ved she Elize b eth ,is that of Henryllenty the Seventh, whe did not con- And we bad sorrows that were all our own : lo sl t, 411 ti Ni s Sent to the coronation of his wife, Elizabeth, till We who had cherish'd hopes for future years, Gaze! te Extraordinary , is. ids the sobscic Hilo' ''',, dry, Brown, from, London for Jamaice.- of the words '' the Chancellor', Masters, ate! r: 11, t ie : e t ,stik, life . two years after his accession, he wishing to be In one short moment blasted and Werthrown. ' ' Scholars of the Ueiversity of Censbridge") tle We • 1 I Lively Gourine, for INT aple,s ; and Con- 0 d il' ' 71 " '''''''ll 114 Y, for i ' riaided. thought ee was none indebted to her hereditary But thee, the age worn Monarch of these realms, Members of the Senate partook of 'wine and is .e , • old' •hh P k rights. In the case of William end Mary, the Thyself survivor of each dearest tie, cake, &c. and the house resounded with the neck •e, I , i' e ' "'mint, FEB. 1.-Arrived the Lavinia, Ha- matious of the whole assemilly. The Proclama-: ': We.moion not with the sorrow that o'erwhelrus, ‘ ll. ;‘,*'' tea ft Q thoughs joint Sovereign in her own right, tiomm was next reed from the steps on the sont h,,.. so "to Loodou for 'Madeira ; and the Spartan " e n , loi l e e But with the silent tear of memory. 7* ,';', 32 . - haul 1) 0 separates establishment as Queen. in . side or the Senate House, by the llogimorasy, Mr' ' - :1, . g t ", 109 ii 011) a cruize. lei ;i.:l Ltv kir , , ' ni su..t.en n.g.i., Thy sun was oat eclips'd i d ! iit repeated by the Veoulaii Bedell, and was agai •, ) - b , 1)( " ) i-, Feß 2 -Arrived off this port the George the First's time, his wife seas never at all - read in like manner at the Market Cress, and ,• V l t join; :: v . ;: '°llll l B r • . recognized as Queen, nor, we believe, received But run its course, and slowly Verging Set ; , ' 7 . : r u on, Campbell ; and Minerva, Eatnes, Preparing shades hail long involv'd its light, the 7 , .! a rket Hill; al, c! was received on every occa 4: d ul ls 4 ..: °lll Charleston ; and the Margaret and Alin, the al' i s is ti a l ;e nd fr i Cs r m al l ' iis e to f t r y onl is ' e l e si r s ta c i ( i ) i l l i tt nt ri ry ot . i t l r i i t a t r.. ,a n c i i i; [[fet e '-'7l "al Charleston ; sailed Ist October. 1 of the opinion that the wife of Isis present Ma- And stole the poignant angui.h of regret. sion by the acclamations of the .11 , 1)11;111de. Ti. following W3S the order rut the procession, as ere .....':, ~, e- reTo spare worse pangs than ever madness pror'd, eitinted.by the Vice Chancellor :- ..„ leo" . ~' --.RAL s• jesty is Queen ; but the law may he different. se ee ' 1 . 1 ". 3 -Armivell ,amid called for the ' The darken'd mind in mercy first was liven, The Yeoman Bedell. 2,- ______ _ l ' cef 7*: ' I-Ivei. "It the Unity Wren' more, for Wit avia That thou might'st never mourn the fondly lov'd, Three Esquire Bedells. I) •• i .-• " Cha t o. s -" ANECDOTES OF HIS LATE MAJESTY. • --re Nur know them lost on earth, till met in Heaven. The Vice-Chancellor. , . , , tr , a Agaste, and i.e Jeune Henry, He- le l' . -, `. front, b The Registrary, with the Proclamation. 'ever stotien.-Remain i ts the Downs, the In the severe winter ot 17S-I-5, his Majesty, It is not now the blossom in its prime, , At' ;1:.. "tern i. , regerdiess of time weather, was taking a solitary Torn in fresh vigour from its parent root, . Noblemen. ~ te ee , , "gate, Reelect, Revenue cutter, the - Doctors. walk on toot, when be was tuft by two boys, the Scattering in vernal gales before its time 't s2s• lin ih i ;''; " "liza betl for C Public Orator. mor :,:... ea ehie, f, i, ,harante ; and Le Deux eldest not eight years of age, who, although iglu). efe The gohlets promise of expected fruit. Professors. ~ . ': ' " r Nantes. rant that i• was the King, fell upon their knees 4 ' '' P t 9 ' ' ' .7 s r ) EspE R - : ri t id -..: f ., A TE AFFRAY WIT/I. A GANG OF SMUGGLERS. praeed :*ni - relief. The smallest relict," they And parent of full many a circling tree, Taxors. ' ,v . *: zi, ....n N t . cried, '' for we are hungry, very hungry, and That branchless, sapless, blasted, and decay d, Librarians. ( 1 hS oe le e r. , I . o tiday evenhoe as Mr. Moue-re-me)oeg• Bachelors of Divinity. .5.. ( .;'• ..'"" ei eer on the 1-ce:ventive . station et Felt): "a" nothing to eat*" More they would have Bows to its full completed destiny. 1 4 - e ° -• ' r rlm in the c said, but alorl - ent of tease whirls gushed down their Non Regent Masters of Arts. •;* -A: A v , _.olintV of twssex, in conip3ny with astit • • '.. 'HARD O AKEN - innocent cheAs, checked their toter-ince. The We mourn the blossom, but revere the trunk Bachelors in Civil Law and Physic. 4 7 ' DEN, end others. WAS prOCeeditt4 . • . • jol. ,*•::' /-I " dut Y* w i' hill ILe Guards of Feinhain anti Li.ti'e tether of his people raised tee weeping supplicants, That brav'd the might of tempests and of time', Bachelors of Arts. a, • ita-' in Fellow Commoners. „ saattapton v 1 . thee) discovered a lar , re bo d y o f 5 0n ,,,,_ . ri'd encouraged them to proceed with their story. And now, in venerable grandeur sunk, 'o* Undergraduates. ....., fli l :' 7 3 ' . e" I n the beach „t F e t r o ue , - 1,,, , ', They did so. and related that their mother had beets Lies great in ruin, iu its fall sublime. .." ' - -'' en , tf. ..il;, to ether WO a The Doctors were its their Scarlet Robes, anti 7 114a' . ,-. theye essi ' o • t e i r ; itnmedi stely proceeded to take pox- deed three clays, and still lay tinbur ed ; that their . father, whem they were also afraid of losing, 0! what a rapturous change from dark to light, the other Members of the University its their hull " e le:, , l o se . o 'nee of they From double darkness of the soul and eye; succeeded in doing, and discovered ' was sire' lied by her side upon a bed of straw, f r atf '.. 'ler t o ' Minute bells were tolled at the shift-tent churches e ee p er .be laden with fifty-three large tubs of lin a sick end hoetless condition ; and that they For thee, whose days were enencli'd in deepest night ! in this town during the whole of Monday last, in ",.' •• h e elgn Rem, Spirits. anchother contraband goods. t lied neither money, food, nor firing at home. This To thee 'twos death to live, 'tis life to die. • .•, •" : h e • consequence of the death of our late vendable fse . IS called the Fly, of Hastings A regther l artless tale was more than setlicient to excite sym- eat 1 * the Royal bosons. Hia 'hlajesty, there- ot.o ° *., ':'-..: : t e s ' , 4l trit being -made, the smugglers for a time 1 O s "Y ''', - , the , 1. ` ,l '' i Those darken'cl eyes no more obstruct the day; and most gracious-Sovereign. 'the late Dr. Smith's annual prizes of 251. each, • e o w: : I ~. f:,°Andoned h er; b ut [ see i n g augmented their nuns- tore, ordered boys to proceed homeward, and That mind no more spurns reason's blest controul; wo o . :,.' 14 1 :1ra they rallied, find commt !iced a desperate at- followedthem until they reacher! a wretched Far from her wretched tenement of clay, to the two best proficients in mathematics anti e.: - e 1 ~ .1 . ' 4 011 Mr. MOUN TFIg LI) Find !Os party, twill; : hovel. 'There he found the 'nor her dead, ap- All eye, all reason, soars the happy soul. . t o the among the commencing Beetle- lots of Arts, are this yew . adjudged to Mr Henry p., 4 a' r°. .. fl ge knives, measuring a foot and ' sa le o t *le ng ,,,: I patently through the want of common ne- t'.. of row . the shape of daggers: The ecnsflict twat M the [/flier ready to perish also; but As Death draw:near, 0 ! did not Angels stand, Crolditigton and Mr. Chalks S. Bhd, of Trinity ht° • V .: ,„: S i evere, and for a considerable time doubtful ces.sries, And high comitrunien with thy spirit hold, College, the first and third avranglers. ase ; still encircling eeith his feeble arm the deceased tv/s' eee "I the affray, OAKENDEN was thrown Still sweetly whispering, ".T•irs our kindred band ; Croxton Johnson, Esq., Fellow Commoner of : , ee. eil, of I t phrtner of his woes, as it unwilling to survive her. u ebli t ; . eh; ',lie boat intO the sea, het the officers were : Emmanuel College, was on Friday last admitted ~.rt• !he sensibiihy of the Momiarch betrayed itself in Come, where the gates of Heavers for thee unfold. p _-. :ohi ~ notwithstanding their lives Baceelor of Arts. ~#` re , . mately successful, the tear.. which starred from his' eyes ; and • . • vo , . 'weret i : in , the great est danger for" a length of I leaving " Come, where thy crown domestic Virtues twine, ' A grace passed the Senate yesterday, for grant- ` , ''. l el the cesh he heel with him, he hrts- ! . ne• lhe Stntreelers tow! bacK so Windsor, related to the gmeen whet with public faith and honour unsuhdued ; lug to the University of Cephalonia, (ef which 04 0 i, ee •e , mst ea . again retreated. , s e.. -on of the prize being secured, A Pos. the Earl of Uroildford is Chancellor), a copy of al! • the cargo iwes he had ,witnessed ; sent an immediate supply of Thou, who ne'er perchas i d'st at ambition's shrine • 0: 6. ! • :',.'' Ateed in th,e safe custo lof he Collector Chi-the hoeks now in the University press, or which le. chester et e .'Y , ' . provisions clothes, coals, and every thing liras. A nation's glory with a nation's good! L ot ,: r ,__ ,_, O s o to has transmitter] the cirenmsta a o t eest have been printed at the expence of this lini- Zir , 0 540 . i: .ti.sueok,..ll.o.tritimi for n iOners of Customs, and . e large reward silty for the comfort of the helpless family. Re- " Come, where beyond the portals of the grave, , varsity. vived by the bounty of his Sovereign, the ohl man the apprehension of the offenders. The loved, the lost to thy embraces press: - e et - ' soon recovered ; and the King, to finish the good If SPOR fING INTELLIGENCE. itoo" *. ' -____ THE MARKETS. provided tor the children. Lives, loves, and reigns eternally to bless l" • BETTING-ROOM, FEBRUARY 3. .............. SEEING THE KING.--In one of the 13te King's I fir.,....,„,‘I7,.(!rt.N.EXCRA,NGR, FEB. 4.-What little fine DERBY. ex , ersions, thirittg the hay harvest, its the heigh- DUKE OF KENT. 11 to 1 agst Mr. Pierse's c. 'l7to 1 agst c. out of Briseis ': le .. .i'. ' , r. Et, appeared this morning 'obtained Monday's bourbood of Weymouth, he passed a field where ---,-...elenerni - 1 1 t 0 1 agst {lobe '2O to 1 agst Pindarree .11" CP -.: ';', P le ". 13 " 1 the demand • was far from breek, and only one woman 'was at work. His MeiestY 15 to I agst Sailor =NI to 1 agst Cat colt, Comu s Royal Marine Library, Sidrnoutli, Feb. 1. 16 to 1 agst Br. to Blucher colt, Ilarpooe, and Kestrel '!7:• T ' Ai A i ' _i '• ..,,,lily confined to the Le po s , os f resh . best qualities. 1 . , . arrivals of Barley front Suffelk, We had a few asked her where her companions were ? The' s OAKS. t h e The ►process of embalmieg the greatly lamented leo ,e,.e. 'iele . ,. which ar• of fine malting (panty, frilly snpports Mon- woman answered, they were gone to see . Doke el KENT was quite finished ort Frinlay even- agst Mr Wyndham 4* 9 to 2 agst Sorcery filly ILi to i . . , . i n e , d a y ,; • s quotation ; but there is very little inquiry King.-" And why did not you go with them r . I r I nswoturil placed in the first coffin. The bode . e . RI-7"- e - - • . ee.e o f, •,.., ' a ft er the middling and inferior rejoirsed . his .,, N , l'aje ‘ sdy. - " I would not give a pin log last, and ato 1 agst Sellout 17to 1 agst Pindarree. L i " -•d .is wrapped le white satin, and a laurel chaplet is _.. %' er samples, of which to see him ! reptied the woman ; best es, [lle DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 4 l e o• .. • e have a tolerably large }et b, . h , de , oti .1 quantity lose a d ay ., wor e 'pieced upon the head, wreathed, as we hay, been on hand, andtls to 1 a ,s Mr.Pierse 1 '2O to 1 agst any other. •• ,Y_ t , , ",:' _" 11 gl offered on lower terms cannot he dis- b fo y o i ls t, diet are gone to tow, will I informed, by the motirriful arof affirered Doettess. -_____ I v a oi , :: , ~.., h ~eiotseed of. Its Peas, Beans, and WU, there is no and that is more than I can afford to d0.;.i,,.?, I ration. have five children to work fee," &c.- -e Well, The remains of hie hovel ilighl , " B were stibse. FAST Daryl:sm.-Mr. I:lour, of Windo - dll-streer, under . l isto quently put in the leaden coffin, and soldered tools yesterday to drive his bay mare 15 miles in one hour, 'A? ipll ' h , - - then," said his M, , jestv, putting sonie Money !fowl) i they now wait the command of his Ma-'Flue spot selected was the Hunting- fts: don-road, and the match was accomplished as foilow, ,-..flAr •'''!„, isibarness, for 100 gs. y, e Sorretrieme MARKET, Fee, 4.-There was but a mid- her hands, " you may tell your companions who that the K i li g c ?pine t , jesty tor their removal, respecting which all here c oo , , , h , chim e s ee., ' . 3 th i s morning at Market of all kinds f prime 'nu' a s r e e e ;e „ to see the King, the distance was performed in '29 miontes, and the mai ''',' afterwards improved upon her speed, and accomplished the 'r''' , ' ,01 4 . , '' Cattle, but the price.for the present are unacquainted, but the proces- ' ' : ' . , 1 , ei,. ket day; m . are considerahly higher titan last ...-....seass.---.. silo will be splendid ;-that every, mark of ie.- task in two initiates and tell seconds within time.-Betting l y '', was 6t04 on titue. - t ''i titer- _ .,.; _and Pork are m price; Veal In the annals of Great Britain it has never till spec[, capable of being shown to the exalted • g oolt., w . , h:: , intici also much dearer.-The Hay Market remains now happened that :he sceptre of these realms has worth of his late Royal Highness, will be evinced DEATH of MR. Josern MADOGKS--00 Wed- te` ss t ir S '•:':'eStra the saute i'l price as per our last week's quotation; beets swayed by four successive Monarchs of the by the sorrowful inhabitants of Sidatouth, we can nesday last died, at Itis house in Yolk-place, Mr. ,s are • - ee w a nd Clover same name. The first instance ot the kind is found speak most confidently.---Our undissetnbled grief JosEPIIMADOCKS, of an inflammation in his chest . a, e , no alteration. i ,n ,i(o. ' i 2,•• . its the aceessiou of George IV. Sitice the Conquest is augmented this day by the official notification This gentleman (who was well known in the gay 4tes , ,i, m e secoen EDITION OP YESTERDAY. it has occurred but twice that three Severeigns of of the demise of our late venerable cud beloved world some years since, as the " gayest of tem rheiltle, ► : ., i e '`.," The intelligence from Madridecooteined in the ‘ the Paine name have reigned in succession. The Sovereign. The shops, ' only hell-closed, were, gay," he being Ilse life of every circle), (lied Sc, e h Ili"' '.,‘' Pare, 1. 1 if IN ',,., ..1 1 . apers . 1 Ilist, second, and Tisird Ed hands, ve de Iskely to upon • the mournful intelligence being made knowu, suddenly as to oveclude the last offices of Isis near- e• ir e ,' - es' ins." • °I N - I °l ) day last, received rill. morn- be succeeded hy a Fourth, when the line was in- shut up. The day hes been most delightful, but est friends. It is said that he was actually sit- 1 tu ft. , ~,, „. Is of the c, terrapted hy the premature death of the Wick all is gloom-few persons have been at the Li- ting up in his bed at the time. It was only a few ;,5: ty o p ~ :V 4 . m,d r i d ' 4 °tb, but we have seen tatters from e ~,,,,- of t h e e , e'rince and Richard II ascended the Pir one beery or upon the \Valk during the morning,- days since he was walking among his friends in Alt Mad', ~:7.. the re ..Ist, widen do not even speak of et his ' erandfather. Alter lie was deposed by (Exeter hying Post, Feb. 3.) , , ieeee City St. James's-street.-Mr. MADOCKS was tne first 4 : u Pan°7eil -in surrectionary. movements its that the remise of Lancaster, Henry IV , Henry aneiteur actor of Isis illy. His performance of . he s t' . NiTh D are silen t as to the affeire in Andalusia. V. and . :Slenry till were the next Khoo of . Palstaff was truly excellent. He was long the e ee . . 1.4 - e teepo rt , RAMSGATE; FEB. 3.--This day, at twelve convivial compeniou of FRANK NORTH, after.. t, 4 , to- ; . .:., ~ o ' Yesterday of the tall of Cadiz, said En i The troubled which terminated the ,i , jel e‘ e: to h ave b __ teiee and tee life of the last ill-fated Monarch o'clock, the principal inhabitants of Ramsgate wards Earl of GUILDFoRD. . " ':- ::::. "en received from Gibraltar, is a label- are hut tee well known. The succession met at the Town Hall, in consequence of no- Fine.-A destructive file broke oust on Wed- - hi es • h ef t : N. eati ntl• tic" i ' l i , '0 was agate • let errupted, and Edward of York rice previously given by the De alt to read nestle evening, at the house of PHILIP ALDWEL, r.,. mat 4 • ~:,),, QU'R EN . s , reigned meld time title of Edward IV. A son of the Proclamation. The Deputy And the Feq., called Somerton Lodge, Herts. It was oc-,• st urea ' '' IVII "I" •-• nIGUTS • -11 whale has been cast on . e sate name succeeded ho e , b utt wa s murderers Gentlemen rode in an open barouche drawn by cestoned by the negligence of a maid-servant', iu -:", 1 . ' ia STOIC at North) Yarmouth. According to Moms.- befor, Ise was clowned, and since that period it four horses, a very numerous procession followed !pilfering the candle to set fire to a bed-loom in 'f: ,'., pose " t the tail belongs tee li t , , . ;e,: ! l, he tell for to the Qu ease Time our- es es.only in tee cases of Henry VII. and Henry s us, for which this was originally three deep, and paraded the town, accompanied the second floor. Instead of endeavouring to ex - 4 Aro ~ ,r-i lade au a VIII , and at Charles]. soul 11., that two Monarchs by colours and a hand of music. His Majesty tingoish the flanSes, she rats down steins end ' e „' 1 ,, '-'; her twill, ~P o p , ,e i n d, a ge of herAlajesty, was to supply of t lie same nettle teigned in succession, till hap- King •CrcoaGE the I'Vtli. was proclaimed at the deemed the house, end in the interv3l the room e Vie . ,,: ~ ~, e _ ti termite. market-place, and iu the principal streets, &c , and seas on fire in all parts. The sontlirn wing of y „ $ pily the offspring of Sophia of Hanover canie to T :c •.;:. b'' peke of KENT sat to TURNEEELLI for his rule these Kin;z•inms, and gave us four Georges. let' . st. , "It, the day a %rely large concourse of people greeted with the house, consisting of eight rooms, totgether '. cri..ce, ; ,4: ~f n -r I , :s_to he the size of lite, in his lull uniform ile ' 4. Whi 1 • before he: left town for Sidmootb, __e_ most loyal and hearty applause. It is the illicit- with the valuable furniture, which was sominsured, eh ----_-_- ,A , s ees, ,La Field Marshal, decorated Tu g LATE. KING.-The HfrabintY of his late tiers to have a public dinner a few days after the Was all destroyed its less than two hours. A s e e o's 'ne G ar , wii II the Orders of Mai , " in .. ' Ff . ' 41 , T ,r -,, , ,, , tp, • er, thus Bath, and St. Patrick, and the occa l s ' i S o l n Y s, tlaptiti:rai;eht g i r e at w ify as til M e g m ni ,i f s e i s ie te s d of ot t r bo sl e l t ille c r e n . lent t.t his late Majesty shall have taken strong wall confined the flaMes to this wing of '''`"... is if ' tiller 1 the house. The damage sustained is estimated at ee. sass of his Royal ; le,i,exe. 74c . Sir Isaac NEWTON, Robes. -....avz5p05...-- As t houui) he scarcewho were near to him. Tired of sitting so often 30001. , .1 3 ~, .4:v4 ill Of any tom) could 1 ?-.. ti -. i ever . spoke for his Portrait, he had resolved no longer to en- ESCAPE PROM GAOL.-Early on Monday morn- SHOCKING ACCIDENT BY Futs.-Wetinesohy „eo ,ell ic' e tl A e e n ntempt for r i rt , , let" Y "' I " sl 'e vv in Iris dine the tedious penance, Count Motsseer, jug tour prisoners effected their escape trons evening an Inquest was held in the Boerd -nose) of 4,,. ** ,tail i l e 'e° yt ,4 , hyeaking of Virtuoso collectors tied atoit 1 h Lord PEMBRoKE once, lie s •taa plat sans. however, who is well known for his taste and ter- our city gaol, by cutting through the locks the Middlesex Hospital, before Tooetal STIR- s e ho " ii'v ' ' 76 *4*: i e ' e lt , ' , ' , h . a‘e hut a s'one doll, and l ue i s se n t . "l 4 'e l Let len ts in the FINE ARTS, and his attachment to his of their cells and scaling the prison walls, by LING, ~ :;; i iniagine the [utility of such studies Esq. Cot oner, OD the body M iss NI :sear et * l..h . ' iv et • I Royal Master, was so solicitous to take a likeness means of ropes formed of the blankets cut and Sullivan, aged 14, of Cuawoo d. street, Mary- ' 0 ,41 1 i . s, pursiiiis air bei,,w i , .. , - lehone, who cense by her death under time 101- 4,2 -1 la‘ ir i„ i' l o i f ,P. 7, Art ..., 'LIJENT IMENDICITY. I, time, helm e the lamentable illness from which he selves upon the tnljoining buildings, and donee lowing circumustancese-sit simmered that the de- tr ee ' iii etz, who cells I' - ot week a m e , '4,14, 1it...0 . 'lniseit R„o p h li,s, , . , never i ecovet ed. Mr. A CKELIMANN, with his into the street. They were seen together in Aeon. ceased, who had tout just returned froin . a board- 4:: liti 1"* . •,,.„, ," le'l in Leesl• t,,,,„,e, ', *'Y' was aPpre- usual loyal promptitude, had been favoured with street, and an immediate alarm being given, two rug-school, was on a tisk with her uncle in Crew- 1 , 4': 11 ! ;?-- 'y he„ it . s ' - - ••••.•••A • iron door to i 000 r, tbe Drawieg for the per of having it en- of them were secured ; the •other t',...0 are yet turd-street, and her Giothe9 having accidentally 0 ,, r,,, ,, 1 -4 ., ,,, _ il r. ~ c'PPetlletl lie hail concealed lb ct ,al i. , • I t ; ' ;v ° at) giik ei , s, 3 , shiinuo 3, y out his per- greeed- The Print is admirably executed iu point at large, viz. LA, e m ot e , a whitesmith, fully caught fire on Sunday tits[ she was hurtled so ..01 1 7.- 0 ,. : . : r . , a' exam be!ore the il 1 ' ' I . ( " me- Pence. He of a r t , and, though a profile, is perhaps the mem committed for a felony, and Henry Atkins, a dreadfully, that she expired sherd after site hat V :too t „L, tie,, _. _ l' . .legistrates, and st :IL ' top ped liikefi-Iti li„„ se ot unr,,,,,;,,r, COM.. ititliftil and characteristic Vortrail that ever ape notorious character, serving his time of implison- been oaken to the Hospital. Verdiet,-" Acti- e s ~• ___ 1 . _ 1 I.”l,stys, dc/Al 7 I , •-• .•..1 •• ~ . ..a1it.......t Rath PArlAr 1 enttilly liorne.l to deaW." st,',