The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-01 00:00:00

N'isrr.i.i,..NEOts. Iti ,:,,, ~ i ~, 0 rIT. th'e French papersa 'letter ti n y zar ati i i` • . resseo •tt, the viiitorl In ‘‘;iich Cu: writer is _. v e . . • ndoil" rAn%ktitrt.o Make, it ictiown, that the ! v " u ' •,, • cli(111.1111- lini Preri'ch hospiinis, were anxious f o b Prov e t h...,. . . • ... . . ,their I' i oga4p„. by milong illatninations in 3e1;e1.41 Warils, in honour ' of the Kin, On the ° casi -,1. ,„ . m " "f ots, late rejoicings. muchgs. It much to be •gretto that it liot.oecr to these good subjects (I ,(341ute few ti rnontht ago, that the, might sh o w thei r N hnl for their :_in verei , , , fl with a winch better I ? . ate, by defending 11;:n in the day of his diitress, 11:141111i)y, footing thei r:n away ;nn ley on candies, to 1 4 :'i-nite in bo not i r of hi. restorcrtion, the re" .7 c114..0es of miser y to which they are at present f'lt'(l., by th e wounds they received in fighting. p; l ' isl) it , kerest enemy, in ,-. der to exclude from 84ce.,for.e1-er the ()clove ' descendant of St. Loitit. V eit i Von,cutay afternoon a few minutes before .rer five ar. Air IIuXTVR the king tiv t a - • • • . 4 - 111 bowning-street, with 's Messtue, ~ - l ati, i , I. D dispatches from i in a fr;, i ', "` O OT, it i••• e'xpected, will Proceed States. t ri,: k s ", (.4l time Ott his mission to the Llfilteci St :i t for ti•- 4.!et frigate, i t is said, i s to he Prelm.ten • n Ili, '' ''lllitn i : and the delay that has artsermt). i,„ 'l'htare hasinia voidable taken place in, lavot• t I . •., . . ... ,) I„ oil' the La „iitill .0 its .3elitg necesai!, t, 1 ..,., _„ other shi p , (),.ilia" fri,,;lie in common .witu " 11 la ~,li(ihttl'ar, nwhig.to the reduction of . theilir fleeture. (2 , i ." l'e wai to have taken his de , t . . it Is tilitPietZn_.JACt_ov, or the Lacederrioni:-1 ,, ii . , , _ on thi s 'till have the command of the .Nler 1, occasion 14,4':,,inIt.P117lies. were Yesterday received front Leda, cli , e s'-.,Ay., -,11, o . f his Majesty'S ship I,,,.•P.'ll.','(!ated at sea, April 2, 1615, in rite . F ast si vs. Wellesley, ali x; II Ile spGlie his Majesty's ship , ha.% ' e ,alth s • b 1 her way to botti y t „.. i a ore t ate, on tQw:?lll.Slctuer Sir 1 1.0BEIrr HALL will leave ri: 14 a few f•tv• for A .. 1 :te qr .- t 'Z'''; mei ic, . tet,n_, "vl ot Lord EXMOUTH from the Ic o d r i : i!ers,N"a, and the fleet under his Lordship's Th e rj a Y t he very soot, expected. 'isir'v u '" and DlicheSS of CUMBERLAND did not IN b eau Ga, dens en Il r ethiesclay nigli . t, (.. ri s ! tNliattlnarrr-anged, on aceount Of a sudden in 11 ''Nt . n 1) - I . the DnVi.ess ; their suites. however, 11 •01F.,, t- tile (,-,rriages.--Yesterriay afternoon, 7 (47,,,ar.,,,1t tlitec. ocock' the Ilike and Duchess ( , f I,"t ~„! ll' A , 1? lc C uit:berlatui- Ho use , 11. James's ii,ei-Ir-t:•;,,i au open earriiige. Their p i . it( v in t ',\ 0 carriages. attendants , had art -1 4 t ,:144.: LietttCliant 01 the Venerahl-' has _.,_.. vQiNti''''','-‘• withw Li t , ',01? at Cittadaloupe ; lie 'e ` , QO ok ,'' 4 l in ,iilarge hall its the midst of aim". llct,.,“'ers• ite t s It '.'place ...(,,\ svit th enl o 0u:1,),., c , lialogue took c;l'.l,:i,, lnt i .!-•• Is ciw ,i,,,hair 1 • ' . shore? t;' )l ,4,ela. Nu 5 ,,.. . a connn . z n . 'A m (~ ...te- ~; ~ Qut Ile w4shes to know in what state 11 ,' ' It L i a:: ,•,, ~,ronquil. ~,„ , ..'• ,_an thi. \ i - , be of f 1., .iii, C.„,:t; -• -t. ,iniras Cl l- -'. 4. `t 1.. ;'," y ".l, or f ri , nos?. se . rriceto pr C e i s m e n n t t I..l:nate,o-- . vit 14 "' we are contented with our , ... i t 110 ili'''; 're:. ~,,c1,..,:,'e . a ri' Uhl tvw ilat e rallied ren Nis7i,„,..,'it.'.(wili!:...h li e bad in ins Intl anti are "teralin t:),k4ll!.i'sei.it:il.ities passed, and the Flag Lieutenant • b it ..3 ~i ie . , . (*)iii.,..; P"flisil Consul Gl l, Don JozE ALONZO i;llis,--' ‘1.141 died a few •iji,:;rsaago, at his house its It',1111.:11-i'..Y-strcet, Strand, 'hetiu - eathed (40e to"rth - ' l A ‘ \ - ,, i l( l7 )ll rty to his trtost Catholic Majesty FER- Mt , '"(.4,„,.;1.1. one- fourth to a friend at Mk' liniis.;",l to the Catholiek-Chureh in the Metro t l t i s tl3:llittille reinaiuing one-fourth to his valet • i Nrlg . 1 ' t l'nl the dav after NET departed for '4' 4l , th e t the ltillteri,s . hartg fltertaineil a selett party 'l 7, _. 4 1 • C--!'olig them was i%larlarne NE . i , ir litl . " Kil l .. .. attention, and L b '1,44% . Paid. particular he "404. ;`,aranr, hour husband is as loyal as - e * 1113terd.. 4t ite 1 Y the :tee at Clevela"d" fr.. , e 1.., , ounts receivedthe M; ph tif_ k%eiantl-rve • 4 te "I'Alt..._ , announced that t f i r i , e mi m, ii i is ‘4,,..111,111e i:,.ti was much recove r ed I 111rchioness last .7•A tq _ ' uspositiou , ?nit that t tt... • , ~itest, ___ t t 1. " 11 . ) and Earl GowEa arrived on . 1 , ' a n ); • tiler!, ,r4rltbatts H• 311, its Stafroldslitre, Ito Pr i, .11 (1. tNi bl n'l or it of Foot Guards .ttrt rt.d„rtte .the Ist legiment , 0 ,hem_ , ; . .,ts i ii r .... ,rs yesterday morning to ilo ..( vice. , wriltutt,434.ooittess to march for foreign se'„,„ re. . 1 frh..t. 6,1111,01.4in:4 las t= t h e d e par of the u-,i(,)__... 441," girl ('eron h ighlanders, under the corn_ n e • I apt Iv ' , l e r t i ts ' , l7 i n ,, •. - • AR N•Elt. marched into Aberdeen. t,)‘,,,Ttilliaharnit.!g, the Stirli•wirshire Militia, Hider r., 41,11)41.1,:k.; oFt w'Col..ll,l3.ssELL,- k_ iktor t'oirt tiriin g . arrived at Glas 't`i:siNtl,lo/ITitzsilitiers in the bankruptcy of Mess. l'i ' 4 ' .o. ':g 9 11 ,I.lVe RlloWetl Mr, EDWARD . Kv.s• . - .t h,.. - , 000,/ ,k t .ra r ,_ .• per ann,- , ii for his exert ion s in I,6otitit lit7Th‘ent of the bankrupts" effects. it:, L t 3690/‘ r'''l/ts proved against the house 1 7 ititit,i(,ti 2%. dividend of 3's. in the pound has ‘t., 1 1 . f,,,, iltiretid, being the third dividend, and mak , 1 e ~r e the ponod. tYt are by the I - lead Muster of Rog xltl•td ill ' to contradict the stateinent which up ' t4: ll si bh c)(lfsnr Paper of Tuesday, respecting; au ti:\l3l,94.l.olol:),rr.lnii‘ev,Pti.lelsee2"(tlllYnasct'aulii(t):" I:he held ma 4 11 ,4 Q , 41 ''''., Inquest was yesterday . c - 41 1L1 01. 41 nu 1 14 e body of a mail whose name _ Prti -e itb l '"" was killed by a bayonet ii a e t ti ,'lttl I, ill,e gardener of Mr. NVILsoNT, whose 1 ititt e nal!' to p ~..,.()tilt):,,,,vJe:ite,!!,:liable l'l'loe)(nliciclrel:l'it Jury retur"ed a '. 14 1 , - 0 h v "'lily night a . garden robber was (), i % Iviil 4 Silrilig gun in ki garden at GroNe; illv,it lisizole.seud. The blood WAS traced a 1 1111 7 • liitt-e' the the man teas enabled to get thet4e llnsll/4:,•l,l",'"iutt, however, was sent round to . 414, 4.,4l'ilercha's,, to give notice tO the owner of ( 1 , 1 ' 4 li, ivii i ease it matt wound e d with small shot IliciAlltitititi 11 t t`, tie inoligtit in. . bili'4ll% i\s';, 41.1.;,G. 31The R ev. G eo , Pierce 1 •iy) •A• Pout,. •,. 011 e . • , 1• ' ity tit- l‘to., st 4 va`:3(4%)11 ) 11 01i the 2341 tilt 'elected 1 'a, in this to the head 4 1It b . 1 " e t . th e Is t • .5... : ~ 1 , 1 , ). the ~ . ce ut:4111111,41' School, . liii Itev, j'',e'ltli Of the Rev. Joseph 1 % 1 0 . t, / ,,e,Y, •" liitiFVe."l'l Mitrord i 5 instituted to lire v' -'e - 'a of t h e ')1 St• Peter,:Stilfolk; on th e prestm., ing, NAVAL, NEWS: AUG. 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ship 14ewCastie from America, last from Portsmouth ; Elizabeth, froin Waterford ;" Alfred, florn Dew- . rara ; and Ethanol), from Bengal, and have sailed for thc River. Arrived the Resource and Nestra transports from Ilarwich.—lVind S.W. PonTsmouTll, Auc. 31.—Arrived the Francisco from the Brazils ; lodian'Oak, FrAnon:, from. the Downs; and Thalia, I.,YLLE, from Bengal.— Sailed the Ceres, RO - EDER for Memel. — Wind W. . - PLymouTit, AIM. 29. The Marie Claire French boat, from Rascoff, was picked op yester thy off the Mewstone, by a collier, and brought here. She was upset on Tuesday last in a gale of wind, and the crew lost. Two other French boats, with fruit for this place, are stated to have bien lost in the same gale. , AUG. 30.—Came in the Prosperity, GROUER, front Jersey, and the troin Oporto.— Wind S.W. HARIViCH, AUG. 31. Arrived, the Active packet from Gottenburgh, and Lord Nelson .packet from Cuxhaven, with 'mails —Wind W. FALMOUTH, AUG. 29.—Arrived the French schooner La Theresa' from Normouticr. Sailed the following rackets with mails :—M'arlhotough...; for. Lisbon ; Speedy, .for Coritima ; 'Swiftsnre, for Gibraltar ; and Princess Chiirlotte, for die -I.lands ; also the French sloop of ‘‘ , ar La Zed, for Brest ; Aurora, for the Canarie: ; Jane, for Thomas's ; .Neptune,, for Madeira ; Velocity, fur ,Naples ; Jane, fox Palermo and Messina J . Ruse and Ann, for 'Malaga; and Active, for Newfound laud.=—Wintt N.W. THE NAVY, FOR THE PEACE ESTABLISHMENT. Queen Charlotte, Capt. ) To bear the, flags lloger 110 at Portsmouth /as gitard-ships, of Bitlwark,Capt.M‘Kinley74 —Sheerness . I Lord Egniuuth, St. George, Capt. Nash 93 —Plymouth }Sir Chas. Howley, until the arrival of the ' and Sir John Impregnable, 08, from Thomas Duck worth: tlll 1.-eiliterritucan Stations. Slierticss Albion - 74 Capt : J. Walker. Spencts 74 Liroughton Plymouth /I:m:blurt 74 -Sir A. Dickson Plymouth f oil tier ret tiro from II Ili roll itie Mediterriliieau 1 4'w "n " Vengeur - 74 Portsmoutli • 1 {on return from the A . Plymouth -Alediterritoeun Portsmonth Plymouth To BE FLAGSHIPS ON PRIVATB STATIONS. 74 (Rea G r . kt i l s i r r i a I ' East Indies eo ileac Ad. Donglas amai La 50 i Capt. J- Helicon Hari ier Jasper Julia Leveret NI Wine .50 50 50 Admiral Harvey liarbadoc, I.RIGATES. Newfoundland 32 Captain Purvis, - for East Indies 20 Capt. Sconel:, for Mediterranean 24 --.1. Tancock, tnr E. Indies E. CarrQll,l'lymuutn 24 3' ---- Patterson, Plymouth -- Preston '2O 21); Hon. Captain Napicr + Bfi 3 & - King, far East Indies Fursca, for Mediterranean -- Stanfell, fur East Indies for East Indies Cochrane lita. Capt. Maitland, for Ja►►►aica Capt. Sir John Louis, Bart. - J. W. D. Dundas, for Me tliterrancont. - Stewart, for East Indies - Bluye. SLOOPS. 18 Capt. Smith 16 -kiill, fur East Indies 10 16 -.Forbes, for Fast Indies 16 - Itattray, tor L. IsLools to - Rarnagy 16 --- Kuss 16 - Scrircn► 10 - Mitchell 16 -Sir C. Junes Musquito Nuo-ud Opl►ussuut Priinro , e Proinetheus Pandora. Pelican Podatgus ititietuan Rosario lu -- Lord John Hay l'hillott, fur East lothes .14; Daahwuud Racoon Saracen Sairliite 'Mop I ti-- Cure 1 - Mtl Tray Wuldridge His ikliijesty's ship . Ilyaeintli l of 20 gnus, at Portsmonai, is ordered into lieleboor at th...it prrice. to be i):1 , (1 off ; and to be commissioned lib M,ties . ..y's ship Bari/F.SA is ordered- to prd ceed to i'lyinouib. Aa t AIVALS 'AND Dr,PARTUREE; ARRIVALS tN LoNDoN, • . The Nlitignis of Blaiiforil, in 7si.."Janti:i's Eail anti Countess of Hardwick,., at ti;ie ; Captain Hardiog, at Liatt's klani it. N, at lake's Hotel; Captain and Mrs. Red-. dish's Hotel. Malta Sapeib Ctqnwallis Rowney Newcastle Ant eldpe Leander Jupiter Salisbury A ra xes Alikheas Amp Ilion Andromeda 4,l.aua Conway Cvrui liesiree lice • Eridamus E r outs Eu p brat es Est: Erie Florida Fu'mouth tilanicus Ganyiliede Hebrti 1 ptli••eiiia iticuitstaut Lame Lee Meander lenclatis MdAlagascar Nigcr Orlando Orontes Pique Ya.tulus Paseni SCa mantt cc Spey' riocr 'canals I'iris f4gtis Towel Tay Wye /Veit Arid Bacchus Bermuda lies is 13razen liritomart Ct►allcuser Childers Cot - deka. CA,ltuus Cheruhre Dvivcr Fly G►•ittiu Heron Race nErAtutunEs FROM LONDON,. &c. Lord Mtge, fdr Yorkshire; Ltird - and Lady Falmouth, frdai their seat; ft, Corilleall; Lord nowne, fur his Seat, COUiCk: Yorkshire; the Hon. M.„J!,(ltiesetie, M.P. fi.r - his seat in Sotnerz;etshire; tire Earl and ,Countess of Jersey, from the Eari . dt ESsx'ir,s.eat, Cashiiihury 7 park, Middletuti-park, OxfOritshirat for Paris, Ladyßeauchitoip anal her daughter; Capt. Chaplin, Ist Regiment of Guards. FEMALE FASIIIONS FOR SEPTEMBER. FULL Dttkirs.-'--We have to notice an elegant corset recently introduced to the world of fashion,. and which is, we believe, an impro'vement upon the Circassian corset. This exqiiisitely formed corset is, without a doubt, highly deserving of praise fur the easy graceful manner in which it displays the shape; it is in this respect highly superior to the French corset, which our fair fashionanles hate lately been so partial to ; and it possesses also another great advantage in which the French corset is totally deficient, we mean the support which it gives to the frame, while, at the same time, it is tuti.lly free front superfluities of whalebone, steel, &c. he improve ment which this corset makes in the figure is really wonder ful, and can hardly he conceived by such of our fair readers as, have not seen it on. The gown worn with' it is a round dress of blue crape over white satin, finished iu a style equally hovel, simple, - and tasteful ; it is very short in the waist and sleeves, cut very low all round the bosom, and fastened behind 'witkartidiht /Aloes; in the back. The shape of the bosom is for ot:terivitit exquisite taste hy . a half. tro u t of blue crape on the tight side, which drsplays ote the other au under ofieof tine point lace. uzumsa b WALKING-91,ESS:—Peliscenf French violet Or rich 'twilled violet sarstiet ; it is made in the French style, open in trout, very short in the Wain', and the bath drawn in behind, with an ettsy. Inlnels. Long loose plain sleeve, urine nieuted - On. each shoulder with a bow amt long ends. 'llns pelisse is trimmed in a style of great elegance and originality with .byaS white satin laid On in folds, and points of sarsnet, to correspond with the pelisse, are turned over; the effect is strikingly beautiful.- .11onnet to correspondoroaniented with artificial flowers, and tied under the chic WWI vibband of a sindlar colour. Slippers to-eorrespond,aad white kidgloves. —We. have to observe that this pelisse, made iii white sars net and ornamented with white satin, is also the first style of carriage costume; when worn its the latter the head-dress must he either a half-dress cap, or a white satin small gipscy, ur Wellington hat; i: either oft he two first the ornuments ate dowers, and feathers it the last. pf:sNEti Diress:—A white satin slip, worn under a dress Made in printrosescoloured French gauze, terolinatig at the feet with, a lull fiounce of blindd lace, headed w?-11 a doable border of the same, gathered iu full, and confined with folds of satin, of etirrespnuding colour to the dress; handkerchief . front, ti With while satin ,, ttnd a tin liag collar of blond lace ; long sleeve of white saint, the fulness upouthe Shoulder" confitied under an epaulet of the French .gauze, trinnoed with white satin;. the sleeve drawn alternately across the arm with dies es taring pi introse-eoloured satin ribbon. Long sash of white satin, tied in front. 'I lie ends of the hind nail: brought forward, to fail in ringlets over the temple, .contined with a plain a bite satin ribbon, and ornamented with a tiara of pearl. Necklace to correspond. Gloves, French kid.— Slippers, white satin. , catturAue Drchss.—Cambric muslin, jacconot, or French cambric I.i.ress,,uf short wai king lengt li;ornamented roood the skirt with tour borders Of embroidery laid on r long sleeve, the fulness at the wrist contioed in a bracelet of curl espondlog embroidery let Plain handkerchief, front trimmed to .euite. The hack of the dress broad and plain, sloped low he , Merh the shoulders ; the fulness of the petticoat extendeel round the waist ; the sleeve worn. considerably off the shoulder, and the waist very snort. The Angleseachip-leit, decorated with a full cluster of ostrich feathers, droopittg tor ward. Sandals, kat, of the Pomona. green.culour. Gloves, Limerick of York tau. AMERICAN W Marrie4 Citi the '2611i tilt. in cL weIF Comity, by the Re- . Da*.illa Graves, Capt..lFilliam Grates, Sou of.lohn Graves, Esq. to Hiss Nancy GIVLIV, Datigh ter of C-ieti:Aziriah Graves. The Grares,'lii,said, ••••• • IVill 3 icl.i their dead, • • I ' Gabriel' trumpet sh‘licslhe Skies; Dot, if God please, • From Graves like these, • A dozen living folks mad• rise.• (N e w York Evening Post.) WlNDsort, AvG. 30.—,!f1ie.Doke of MEckr..FN BURGH art 'teed to• day from Loinlon . to dinner with the QUEEN, &C. Miss KELLY has been rendered so ,ill by her the ,new after-piece or The.lblici thi Nagpie, at the Lyceum, tbat,though it was aPtictulieed tot last night, it could not be relive sent etl. IlAttLin', of the Lyceum, makes his debut at :Drury-tulle Theatre as Acres, in the comedy of-the Miss S. BOOTH'S indisposition is said to be a fever, brought on by her professional. exertions, and rapid travelling, - to complete the circle of her provincial engagements. NOVELTY ENOUpli.---The Managers of the Winter Theatre have already; it seems, received no, less than ninety-seven "rrhgedies,Comedies,Operas . , , Farces, Melo-Dramas, and Pantomimes, /J . /4)IM, Inr the Authors, for representationduring the .en suing seAson. . .• 'BARTHOLOMEW FALR.-To-morrow, at ttrCIVC o'clock, the LORD MAYOR tl' proclaim Bartholo miew Fair. ELOPEmENT..-0O the rith ult. the wife of n of Southgate-sweet, Leicester, during her litisb3mrs visit to Manchester to purchase goods, deeaMped from his house, accompanied by one,. of his jOurneymen,. a native of :Market Deeping.— They pace taken with them a bed,,a box, a trunk, and a basket, containing eve' y,iirticle worth Carry ing away, amongst which were a • set 'of china and some plate: Previous to•their departure the jilt had discharged her husband' s workmen from:their. employment ; she also sold • a pig ,Out of the sty, some docks, and in short every article, excepting those taken with them. She took tvu pi-otnis . ,sor.y notes with her, one for 4001. ttnd another_for .sbl. besides about 301. in ready money. The loving firOtives have_ been traced to Stamford. .„ THE STRAND BRIDQE.—in order .to make the communication between the Strand and the ne.‘v };ridge, all the remains of the anekent_hoil!liAks io the Savoy which are now standing, Avill he 4- tirely removed. The gothic; arches of the wiii dmi's'Which belonged to the Palace of the Duke of SONtkasET, am d p art of the wan, with bia tresse.s, are now to be seen on the spot which will become the line of ascent to the liridge t Last 'seek a maii.of the nanieof .thcer present= ed. _a bill, forged opon his father and a fuei- . chant ill Perth, for 451, 17s. at the Vhhill iu that.umn, hot was checked at the tiwe. Ile has since been examined apCr cc mmitted• to pri son. A 'ER tSE3IEM'i EXTR AORDiNA It Y. «'ANTS A siTUATIog, 2L EMP EROR, who .11a, served io the_ hight a , .(1 lowest captteille;. refers for his Iniutavy c h aracter to the itiUg of i'rtf , •ii't -mil to the Emperors of Anstvia ; eiyag-es tßshew the wav to all': ClipitlLl in Eur.:pe, ution, „,. only excepted ; and tin , lertakes to lead any army eon quest, proviAcil he does not ntect.thi! Doke of Wellington.— Begs leave to olise:we to the Gentlemen of the Ai my, that lie permits pillage rid free quarters p knows now to dispose of his prisoners; Mid to provide for the sick and wolunled. to..bare it undei •tood,. yull'.ficatiOn; are eti:tal tohis military; 114 ,- 011(1o:a iaiiierml eloquence and. aetiouinider ; receives Amba , s:Rl(.l , with broil ii ; speaks all loii[Tintg•ei riticlttdiugte haiig,c,,sce des thaqs) %vitt( good sti'iteroeyeral of his papers have been insert ed in the ilifit!iteur ; noderstaolk perfectly:ill the ceremonials of a Court , froot ,iil.;OttCliatiois to an Abdication,,partietrlarly expert in the latter; getS,ripfiP.r.stti the tast e of any Nation ; can perform funer:ilia if required. Deems it silperfluous t mention that any . gation to employ qiu,. may 14 , :t Secure of the ntmostiiheralit iii the articles of morals a n d re ligion ; polygamy and divorce petmitted ; objects to suicide tolerates any form of worship,; (I:•,petises with an estahlished. religion ; engages tochanke iris own at tllp shortest, notice; thinks it fit to mentbni that• lie has alremlybeen a Jew;'a Mus 7 selman, :fut.! Intblej, and a gOod His no followers; Pecuniary consiVrationsim oldeet: • To be heard of at ie . Bore .Barre de ci'iace. L'etteks addressed to N. B. post paid, Or carnot, ram:, will lie ditty attended to. N. B. Has no objection to going to lrelatkl; (provid'ed passport can he obtained froni the Nibble Lord who emmuiinds the Channel Fleet).—A , lgilst 23 , 1615. THE NARK FA'S. . . CORN EXCHANGE?, SEPT. M coequence ti lt k w state o f t he weather tilir trade continues exceedinglychill. Had this ntornitig a feiv arrivals with Wheat and Oati, which sold at Monday's prices, hot ordinary were very doll,. In other kinds bf Grain there \'tis alteration, SYI ITU FIE Ar.r.T.l.- 7 :l'hii days Marli'et ha short.sup ply of the various kinds of C:ittle ; Pork was' cheaper ; Lanai Was dearer ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal, sold at•last prices ; ant!, the trade, for the most part, was hitt indifferent: The sales in the Hay:inarket were somewhat Clover has :rot in; in price; flay lots f:illen in price ; Si retw fetelmtlast The nude-oteßionediaices and numbers are a correct state ment:— • T 9 sinl: the Offlll, per st6ni!.olelh; Beef, 4S.'oa; to ss. 0.1. Milt too, 4,i.4(1.10 Ss.Od. sd. to Gs. Od. Veal, 4s. 8(1. to as. 'id. York, 4,314‘1.,in Ss. 441. "feasts, GBO. 'Sheep and Lamb's, 6,700'. CalV • ei; 210. Pigs, 840. • riAv-m.uIRET. Flay, 31. Oc. to 41. ss. Shaw, 11. es. to 11. s iGs. Clever, to GI. 15s. • • • ; A DU LT F. it ATI o reectif.liecitirence,. in which a, whole lonily:tum:owly escaped being poisoneA,,..has attributed to K .- Weil-know.). and' abotn:nabie. practice of Wine boetni - s, is tiler are called, who, .kt. is stated., largely lige white ar... senic for the Anctoring o r white? whit's. It was given in evidence before a Committee of the Hons 6 cal Cotnivous More than thirty years ago, that noC l e ss than 7iiind red weight of. white arsenic; was expended-aiiiiif(tlly w , ne . .. 3 , In ohter to put n lace npon t4e wine, t h„ t give.it, 'when it surface is ioohed at i„. t w e drinking glass, or little silver tet-cap'useti, by the wine tnetchant. a gliley SU ffit CC ; arsenic wit only . ()Ile of the most acrirc but w)ne of the.- n n p i t print/net/I pvisons . known. :The mi . schievonsr elreets left bellintl by it, when it canes not prinlucc itnniziliate . death, ate Often such tetinu e only ith tl:e patient's lite ; and suell'are fregnebtt at try its mittlitiistrall , r-, ev,t;n:-irti"-th; doses given of the Tas!elesA Agile . Drops, :I)ncit used as an empirical remedy in Essex.,,Camin Lincoln, and other marshy districts: A yonn . , .; girl cured of ague by t his art iere, bucame . diately affected with epilepsy, which continued, ever after. A late Irish Nobleman, distinguished by his elegant !manners and his accomplishwentl as a scholar, was the. unhappy subject of most distressing: 'complaints for ,the reniainder 'of hitis life, in eimseCinence of being .poisoned iu Italy, through.the, jealousy of an Italian lady, by t h e art i c l e well•know there under th e titl e o f A qua Tol;nut ; so called, as hating been if tiot in veuted, at letast lar;!;ely vended and administered: , by a fenthle.,misereant, called La M“rehesa di Tolima ; and Mr. in his travek, through. Calabria, states_ that several hundred persons ate poisoned annually , by th i s or soate other poisoli of the kind. T, FEMALE :SAlLOTt.—Amongst the . CITIA' of the • Queen. Charlotte, of 110 guns, recently paid off, kis now discovcr,ed,wa's Et Itat&e African; who has served as a,sekontin in the Royal Navy for up— wards of eleven y,ears,, several of 'which she been rated alde on the hooks of the above ship 11\,"" the .tv a nnt.,.of Wi Brown,, and has served satu . e.time as the captain of the fore-top, highly' . r . to t it. safistiict ton of the Offi . ee'rs She is a smart well-forina fi'gure, aliotit five feet fear inches in. height, possessed_ of conSiderabk strength and great activity ; her featnres are rather hanthotrm for a Black, and she :wears to be about twen - y- - - six years pt -age. Her share-vf:prize-tuotiey said to be consitleYable, re3pecting which she has been several times, whhin the last few dayq, tip Somerset-place. In her inanner - site-exhibits ail the traini of s 'tar; and takes be ;. , ,vog with her late messmates with the greatest gaiety : she says she is a married wroian, %vent to sea itt . eb ps_equenee of a quarrel with her husband, %lit°, I iris said, has entered, a caveat a.zain , „t her receiv ing her prize -looney. She declares her intention qt again entering the service. as a volunteer. That remarkable plienotnenon i called the Emit , . ing'Ailand,. in- Derwent Lake, has again node its .appetranee., .Many who have not had an oppor.;. , unlit y. of seeing, have donbted the veracity of the aecOut*s given of.it the• Editors cif have . treated .it as altogether t3baluits ; but the fact of its rising is fully esta hlishell-,-as the Lake: has, ei7ititin these few day,t!.; •i*t, and, the island., to the extelic‘ of, nearly ; ittl• acre, may . still be seen above water, in a place whete a : tew %reeks ago, xvheti the L u ke was at its,lowest ebb, bouts- rowed avec. it without obstriretion:—,tKetatalC'hepriiric.) Among the. art:etes brougirt,co. 6Ylliltr3r hV the Niger, •'v itch ',conveyed the di:Al:itches to (lo.: i?erninent of tile conquest of Candy; are diet (mints tjf tue ( I,p o*e d deseribea as unutennelys rich,. And hii_sabre, likelvi.;e of costly tihiteriats and %1 otk inallS 1) iv. I:e Zebra, 1)1 1 .11;01k by ( h e Sabre snip; as a. preseot to the PHINA:ti RISGEN,T,, from th e Cape ert Uood Hope,. anal w hi c h wal g ood health then tib ' its il.)4Vjws• LOnthlt)s.