The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-17 00:00:00

'l~ be arip otner. Specie s o f prisoner ! They wto in- Ibert t hat he ,ntio t„ Will at least inform us, hoti i ica 3 to be gtant - ed to him-, where he shall be P l ernlitt ed to exercise it, and by what law we are °oa t • '. • It to en:hire his residence in Engiaou• b" we_:are told that NAPOLEor; now is " alien are ; and we are left to gueSs of is liat nation As he is not a subject, we are at some .;,133 I to conj ecture his countr; and before the l a t of (fruity c a be y ascertained, we In"st itii 15 to some pa r ti cu l ar State. This KING* 4 1 ' I ‘IP." must sign and seal a Treaty between us nd l ' lm seff; before he can be an Alien Friend ; t i n ce the war has ceased only as to France, of R'hiclrhe disciai ms being- the subject. N it Were a pl easure to be instructed, how, since 41'QLE0N1 adhe res " to no State—the Header 11 ,-- for„ ive us this new jargon—he ran be the I`letul'of En gla . R•i t l r ntl. What, then, is to be- done op his b irn ? 13ut we protest against the doctrine bcinz amenable to no Government: it is i mpossibl e t h at, in ' 4c the present state of ti lie t Y? an y inciridttal can be r em i tte d to a sittia "l' t s otinmalou;, so absurd, so unprecedented, so it,, P ra cticable, :and so dangerolis in circu :'alices Irate made NAPOLEON'S alleglince. a War " e StiMI, we must pnrstie if to its or'1; 1 "al 4 nd fix it in his birth-place. We m ust (le th f e cas e of NAPOLEON BooNAr , ,nr.r, like that -1' other all - en, by prcrede i nt, ; and when ple i t e( " t fail s, must (keine it by printipLe. It li InveltY and °ripnudity have thrown it beyond 1\:, t c h of precede n t, we ate not xespousible: ,1,-.°Lt"ts• mad e it, an d by hi s Own winkl""`ust tis AVe may defy Mr. LOFFT, or the '' liarrister," to produce a ny one instance ring ittsl q one bearing typlies to Narot,EoN ; al ways the non iibstanie clause The t;Dri'"leles, IVlitltridaz cs, Fortis, CI cesus, leta tc,: ac t's, and the Ex-Eing of Candy. • 1111 this singularity, hoWtrer, we have no ti l i .e " t • We eau no more reduce anomalies to Itiat;l.4 ul*. absurdi'ties to practice, than ,ve can 1,,z1' a - trian g l e into a s.,ltiare or tumid tra -41411.411 into a circl e . We t , ike the case as we' s,,b• t. s., NAP OLEON, wh et h er a sovereign without ly tt or r ri soll •a - s ubject without a sovet cign, " is our (4(41 ;---having sturetufered at discretion ? 1 unconditional capture. Ile cannot take ad oa of wn'act. B e f ore he can assert the h e thhu i s Na: i"rts, We must know to what nation hciur "e run dentand the Rights of n vervi n 11 4 • roust k.ww tyl,at people lie go ."" i le can claim the Rights,of a Sub lb" ku tilv %sh,tt authority he recogniz es . kia, s ;; l " .l ult.: all - illejanre, lie ha, tvitotrawo r ° l ll the and the Law (f 4‘ " b ire • ie p a l e 01 snr,ett ; 14 1% 1 4 "'le becomes applicable to hint. By that l 'sw of st rength and the law of expz.- e4510;117,vve a re j ust i fied in keeping him -in safe w,• 1 "leresnercr We please, and how soever44:ll 1 i--. 1114, the seMseparafed, self. 4' who r enounces t h e colituton 4 of naa-tthind, and arrogates for his Ire kid, txcuiption front all national law m rur a l justice. s 13 t he discussio n of this question, we " rously avoidect every— even t h e remotest tf,,.,11 ae 'II to the crimes of which NAPOLEON has 'lie Unl 0( 114 ess some new offences incur t, Y, Lin-l and may have no claim upon . ioca h lY t t the past have made his Liberty ir 4hrs `vs ,t sottething More than a comn'ion hufF.--In MIT , rat , e ,, p l a , t z ,,., ' l4 . - ' 4 Y, T&C cinigimit of Grenada, the Iloysterer (4 " L t , fly a notable bounce. c°l3l,Ytd ai Sorerei , ri by thy subjects he, k l '''''t hilovi-, llizir 1 ::1011j aft:A:Au,'! of me ! ~ ~1 as fr ee as Nature first made•nian, , 4(4, tlie base la sof servitude hug'in i . Ili t i v A t, as wild in wood the unble sAvai.te ran." ~ „;'..llig.s 411SWer ii most pat to our purpii,e:--- , .N. i e L t; then, MI powei above your own you ',Low', I ` . r . :;` -Ind Shuttle, use you like a common foe. ui t " sinAuld be hunted !ilia! a beast of prey ; Yloar ow n t aw 1 lake you r life axvity." ,_' tle et , ~ ' visbi,-rttutg to letters of the 21. st of July, f r :l4.: % ~- , 1;, , !lie Regency is under cous.iderable ;411 . 1 , it has give" Il l i s '' it !nay) foi- the just offen c e •• send its ~(\:, '`l'itry, lit the instance of refusing ; to send of troops to a id i n th e war aga.usi. ~,t_ls Vli m 11,1 t• Matters have proceeded to such t.1,,.. , 1 _ k,iv .L.llarshal liEttEsyt.ao requested 'of the , 11 1 , t ,e e y 1)4 1 tits use of a Potttigliese frigate t() c''„,,er itittie" itio•Jant:iro, in tuder to collie to a i'',,,,;„ bqnr:;liutOiing wit I) the Pt; tN CE REGENT•_ s.li:' .I'll A.3:14.44., POLLAz-01(inglit jiroper to'ref - 1;, tai4.".A4sital nevertheless persevered it) his detec tiCketves_ *vl t4ll()'l..aud engaged the Vilma l'orttfg""' Hto attsputt hi m to the `..razils, to carry " ". Lls iintittions. 4 1(. . ''ilpkltertroinGlia,i,iloupe to a Gentleman i)) l i t: l e i : 1 : iii,,...1' tes,- that A:11161%1f DuattAtst, emiti"'. I) liit . ,` le Lritish for e' o n the \Vest 1 htfia ono.. (illitill„Sliti a Pi Ut latnation, 'declaring the isLoullyte ;11s, C:""l'vitt a•Slate o f , tigorozs slue Y, , , c _ 'liti,,„el . 4 ' by, • the sameletter, that a laie . c.. ;: ,,,d tilk, ~.,. ,u 8 Preparing at Alai tinique, to s"1-"I" I")sses .luo of (ituttlaiouite. 11111 elec;tiou Ilit . for a Director of the.r..,5:..T0c1i..,t ts, fall °n tit the rooii ) of tbv, late RoB• -';'"".4'.'. Ittli.:),,'„k Ri.ce yestenray. 'flee Cood."!att's- '`i,,c',• b vh, I, to riVR It Y 11;s ci. till] IVI4. Cl'. A '''''''''' 4 D .,' :i e l ': C it t , it Im'iner was ~ We antieipate,:, t 4 Llti i °L) LY eitt:ltsti. - • AVAL Auo: the PrinCes§ Cliriotre packet, with from GibrAttir, in nine days ; Ani s eti6ati ship Coro!liandeli 114.0 Cliarkstori, for order.--Viil}(l IV. AUG. 16.—Sailed the l'ince of Or;inge packet, with a mail and pßsseqigers, flollantt ; and Earl. Leicester packet, with ditto; for Cuxhaven. PORTSI‘I , )7I4, At G. IG.--Arrived the Haiti= bal, acid Alaria, WEBB, itlltit .11:tvre ; liervvidt, from -Norway. Sailed the Rebecca, Row, for Amsterdatp,-and Ma - ysviile, tor liavrv. • • PLYMOUTH, AUG. 15.—C-Jme its the Mapette from Roscolf; Wheatslicat, from YougliA. Sailed his M-ljestr's ships Scamander am! Ithila 'to iiid E s. ward itid W. TORBAY, AUG. 15.--Sailed his, Mojesty's.ship Menelaus on a mike. Arrived his Maj?sty's ships Rosario, Urgent, and 1-lobe, from ditto his Alajesty's ship Bermuda from ditto, and sailed , • - , DEAL, AUG. !G.—Sailed Ids 7 , krajesty's ship Crescent to l'ortsmOuth. Came do„ n friun the Hirer, and remain, the. -Surrey, for New rrovi fTence, antl.Susan, for Philadeipida. Arrived his Majesty's ships Curacoa anel ScaTa,,ler from Portsmouth, and sailed to the Direr, La be paid 441.--Wind - S. W. lIIE AyMY. liove,Gitfir.lS,i!tarch 14th, 1? 15 ST Ti.-T consider it neei,, , ary to transmit, for the informa tion -,:t o.'•Act , of 011,cer4, who may transact bin:loess in v,,nr ()!E:2,. • ;7',.;1v, of no wnich the torffinandei'itt (I,:ei hits dire, t,' to he twiacet•in diliere;lt part; of the Build- T „ m otl ey ,:iven to The' l',lessengers; by Othcers who wait upon- his Itßnr t I kie:ltness or My =cif. I hat- the honour to be, Sir, your o:iedten! tit-I-rant. To -, - U. TO It ItENS. COMMANDER TN COIrVg OFFICE. T7CYSf' G , /,r(t.7, arch 14th, VT. Information ha-vinz bee , a receire4 t!a• 'Aloney has i t some instances been g'.ven to act. Mice ?lessert - ers, by o.l , cers wh.o tttcod at this DeOartmetit Bosines Coin man:ler in or his Miltaiy*.crelarv—liis Rosa High ness has thougllt it .essent tothe'creditand'rcspeaabil.ty of the Othre, In apptise.ail, 13eollemen who trily hare ocra shin to attend it, that such . a -:ractice is in dircel disolAdi enre of the Order; for rezolating the I4opartment, as ex pressly •comMunic wed to the different . Ser3eants who have, front time to t;me. been employed on this Outy; and that a breach of . such Orders will not only meet li;;; Royal High ness's marhal . displeasnre. hat, will .subject the N. - I , , , sengers who may violatel hm, to the immediate - loss of their situation. By the Commander in Chief's Command. We hear the Duke f ::ELLINGTON has declin ed granting leave of absence to Officers belong,- ing to the English Army. '‘vlio are effective, aml nhle to do their duty in the A latlze reinforcement of British troops reach ed St. Denys on the 7 Ii orthis month. Letters from 1-1 ivannah, dated the 30th of June, nuention the arrival off that host of the frigate Pitieba With four inillioas'and a half of dollars btionging to h u ll . , prrveeding front Vlera CILIZ, tirgether•%v t', the quhooneis of war Pre,er pin:. lot! Cantahrla, wit - 9 ( convoy of'ren vessels. .h I ese v , ing . niiiltitwie ,0 ins 'enters cosi grutio to "pain iss conseipteoce of tile ,tat aof th , :• insurrection of Neil. S 9 .tni. The privweet3 of - Cati::agen.l cavtoring ro , irly . all the Sitani-I. merchant %•4;•eis whlch ventin . z. D ivi ;.:te those colivov2 Th-.->e pi ivatcers have.frequently anis , ked brigs of war, and cap tured ves-els tinder t.xir convoy. 'rise schooner of war Gala.ea'froni Ca[liz to Vera Cruz dis patch.es, was taken. by tlwni 18 feagsses to the east oldie Havannah. . . _ WINDSOR, AUG. 16. - -The QUEEN, and *Prin- CCSSeS 147LIZABETEI HMI MARY, arrived here Ott Monday front London: Yesterday her MAJr.srY and the PaiscessEs took an airing in an open car riage in Windsor rark,.&e.—This being the .Duke of Yom's' Birth-day, the QuEir.N and PRlNci;sSp.s left here this mornilig-to proceed to Oat lands, to be present-at the .celebration of the day - . They are to be joined by' the NINGI.I REGEST, 'the Royal Duke's principal Staff Or,licers, &c. His Royal Ilt.,C•ne , s of Yoalt walks oat daily 'for a considerable time; aMI enjoys cxcellent • health, notwithstanding his late accident : it is expected that he will he %yell enough to remove to London in the coarse of a le‘e days. ' - BRIGHTON, AUG. 15;—The Pargcr. REGENT this day at a quarter-past one: o'clock, P parted, tothe common regret Of the place, for Carlton-house. 'Fs Royal ilighnesS's return to the Pavillion, howevet', we. I-juice to hear, is-ex pected as early as Monday nest. The Ball at the Castle last night was announced as in honour , of the Prince Regent's natal day. It was ele gantly attended. Nearly 2iftt.Persons were there. Lord Fife, Sir',ll 7 Congrere, and three or four Gentlemen" of the Prince's dinner 'party, joined the b.-d assemblage abotrt midright• 'The Theaties and tradesmen maile . a brilliant il last night, in celebratiOti of his Royal Highness the Duke of Yotm's Birth-day. Birtli-day of his 'Most Christian Majesty, is marked out as the epoch when -France is to be relieved from the hurt hen of Maintaining a great part of the foreign oops : as this is not till the lith of November, there is certainly room for notch important change in the intervening time. We shall rejoice most sincerely it the events oc curring in that period shall be of a tendency to justify, upon principks consistent with the tran quillity of the rest of Europe, this expected re= duction of force. • A Correspondent has sent -us the following recipe., by which, he says,- it may he ascertained whether wine is pure or infected :—Take of .the 54 F t:tartrate of Pot ass two drachms, of the phuret Of Potass one drachm, dissolve theni tWo ounces-of common %r :ter and shake them well to -1 ;etherfrequently ; keep the mixture well corked. wh en , t h e powder has subsided and the liquour -becomes 'clear, pour it off into a clean phial 5 I keep it tight kopped for use. Fifteen of twenty Amos are to be ;nixed itya glass of th e suspected wine ; n i t -t u rns blackish or turbid, and , leosits I a. dark coloured settlement, it .may be consinered as certain; that • there is souse deletetious article in it, but not otherwise. This . tw.ly be done - 1 without injuring.the'YlTlOUS fittiO in any dezree. QtaLtuts FOR . ! - Gll.oli*Sf UP vor.friU.iN. Q. Wliyis Buotiapartt'! like an 013 Hack iri the Rirr? ! A. I.lvc:;tise Ile IsS goT. a 11)-ougliain, a 1:,52; and is put lip !.5 il Q..W is Bnoriaparte like a Min With his bea(l shared? A. Because be finds it convenient to buy a Perry Whig; Why is Buopaparte sancl6 Pan:a?". A. Bee use he lia.4 zot an Island to gover24(l Q. \\- - 11 are the viinUe.itidn4, of Bnonaparte OA for a . cold ? Jlecaitse this are ma,le, up of Lapel Air. I Q. Shall Napoleon ye be able to kir.-4 ap adust iri Justt Bull's. mansion ? • A. Yes, certainty—for ke has bought aßro6rft to 'sweep the /ousel - - Q. Why is Buhriaparte like a Deaf Man at the Theatre ? A. Tit;eause he has gone ti) :Sea ' Q. Why is the NuriintinlieAand like a Butcher's Boy with h Scrag-of Mutton on his Tr 4 ? A. ,Bocriuse she has gOt the I,!orisi Part on Board! lluonapartc havitiqbFen General, and - 14e1}' Corporal, he may now be apti) called the (icne-Curporal.. . ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUR'ES. iItRIVNLS IN LONDON. The Earl Of Lantlettlale, at \Warren's Hotel; Edward El ; liot, Esq. and lantily, at the St. Peteislntr4ll Hotel; Lady parg!)etsh att,l fanilly - , at 13att's Hottl; Sir %William and Lady Geary, at ditto,. DFPARTLTP,ES FROM LONDON, &C. Lady Elizabeth AVllitbread, for the Earl 'of Jersey's seat,- Ostel ley Park ; Lord and Lady G. IL Cavendish, for East bourne; the Marquis of T r weedale, for hisSeatin Scotland; the Earl and Countess Cowper, for Cheltenham; Lc;rd Kia'- naird, for OatLinds; Generl Weeks and :family, on a tour; . the Collutess of Locan, for It os: College, tlenley. - Aaaivsrs Claudiiis and Lady Hunter'', General Bailley, Lord and Lady : , ,iltoani Colonel Colqiiiat , and family, Colonel Thornhill, Captain Blair, Major Thoyts, General Baron Diechsel, Major Morris Cane, Colonel Ariol and f%anrily, the,Lord Bis:hop of Ossory and family, Lord and .Lady Caledon—all on their way to the Continent. AaftivaLs AT lIRIGHTON.—Tht. Earl of Egremoo*,:'"Lord and Lady Itaneleigh, Lord and'Lady ftiyersdale, Lady Geary, Lord Charles Bentinek, Lard Dormer, Earl Powlett,' Mar- Odorless of Wellesley, Sir : M. Stapellon, :Lord litnnoul, W.:_lbdy, Lady Abdy, Earl Grosvenor, Hon. Lail of lt,ch ford, Sir Henry Pane', Waller Burrell, Esq. M. P. &c. GLOUCESTEEL. PITT CLUB • Tuesday being the day fixed on for celebrating the first Anniversary of the 6/ottct?sisershiie. Pitt Ctit4, a very numerous and ttizilly ,repectable party of Gottlemen_met tj,e P v,;i4,11-, his Grace the• Duke of BEAuFoRT, at 11j1.11.)tel. After some pretitnitrt - tv business 114 been gone through, and a nomber 43e new Mentners .balloted for, the company, nearly a hundred in number, silt down to a sumptuous dinner, which was sorted in wstyle that reflects the hig - hest•cretlit on Mr: !_\larsh, and gave the,most•entire satisfaction to those who par took of it. The Noble Chairman w4s ably _seconflA by '.l'has Vice; and the io . i.iotAlng toasts, aintnitz• many other's,'.were given ;-- ' Chun* and King. . Itugent. • • The Queen.antkiZtqal Fatvily. The Dukk, of York and the Army. , • • , The Duke ••f Clarence and the , Navy. 7 , The Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lieutenant of the County-3 tinies3 —l-1k Grace returned thanks. Lord : Edward Somerset, - NI. P. 1.,r the • Cou nty. Lord Fitzroy Soniersct,-,-To this Toast the following ap posite sentient w‘s added by 1116 Vite,,P.re3 ,tent :—" The who itnhlhzOin, Lis Escutefieuu by the lus.s of wee half of .his Lord .-krthor tionwrset. . Lurd dottn Somerset. " .. The Memory or the late Right [Ton. WM. Pitt-3 tithes 3. The Nt . ,11, , i , of A ,}eh.sl ,„ • ' Tile Meint:ry of Sir l'hoitias Pieton. . The Heroes of kl :uct loci: .Nlay the Passenger on•b, , ard the Northumberland never see any ()tiler coast than that of St. Helena. ‘ylvt 111:1.% Et so nobly weathered the storui. The l'ace'llt Society io Landoll. • . Captain . Morris,' M. P. for the<•City. May the l'ontnte•rce of CirOt Brit.►in, as fostered by Mr. Bitty eCer fluttrich.: The health of the-Rev:Dr. Cooke, as a steady Friend to the Coirstittciiinal Principles of the' late Mr. Pitt, was- proposed is theAnust iiandsoine manner !,y the I:ec Archdeacon lord (three times three). Cother and the Gloneesti'rshire Heroes. May the- Fe/omit - learn Civilization .from their Conquerors. Prinee Moeller and t he.Prits , att Army. . '11:e Wooden Walls of Old Fmg :May the Conosels of \Vox. Pitt ever be followed by the 1111- - nistvrs of Eng . _ The Memory of the late Spencer Percent, ,Esq. - Pcosperity to the Pitt Club, and nuiy the Wiles ever be Many Other loyal and cons . titutinnal toasts were given, and the evening was spent in the urinost harmony. A fine buck was presented by his Grace, and the %vines were excellent: The Chit lots to deplore the' locs of its esteem e';l T re anrer, in the de'ath of Alerriott Stephen, Esq. who was•suddcitly snat . eLed from his lainily and friends by an apoplectic fit on the nigh: prc:- ceiling. No ratan vtasmore respected whilst living ; he was, a film friend to his King and the best'in terests of his Country"; and as, long as loyaJtv and integrity are clictished, the..example. a Alec riot Stephens wll - ite handed 'd own 'to 11 is'lpterity us every' way worthy theirlinitation. Among the improvements making at Covent- Garden Theatre, preparatory to the opening,for the ensuing season, backs are fixing to the seats in tn'e"pit, so that :each person Avill sit at ease as in it chat t•. This iinprovement is Of French inigh - t. l‘Fajnr PRIDDIE 'and Captain CAMPBELL. very experienced Officers of the Royal Stati Corps, have - keepted the very ardtions and important. appointment from Govcritntept to explore the source of: -the Riv,r Niger I ..lhey will take their derattire early in _next month, to enable them to reaa Senegal in sittl!ient time to commence their p r ,ieeetii»gs befote the rainy sea , ,ou and being provikit'!t! .with every n,:eessary, A11:1 such troops and Hrtiticers as they may require, togeth.:r with • all - the previous inforinarion obtaiiiel by MYNGo VARK, result of their discoVeries may he rr pycteil to prodKee more.conclusive evidence of :he svurce of the Niger, than Rabe yet Obtained. GRtAT LITEftAIII. 7 PRIZES. °lie of the greatest Literary Prizes ever given in this Island wets deca 4 ed at Abettteeti, in Oil the 4i BURNETT, a , iVer , t,unt in that city, bequeathed by his will a 5;,11:,,t0 be allOtved to accumulate until it !-•!io;:h1 amount to 16001., and iii be - .f.hen itr•tti',)Ytlzr.s, the tirst of 1204)/, and the second- of 40U/. ,to two Writers,: trho shott:d, iii the op,aiou tit three- Jtuh,,reS cliwien by t tubers 's •Litia Marisehal Colleves the esl,6 , is. id of Aberdeen; -tad his otyn Trustees, p.'o;larc th;st Dissertatiunsson the sti , deet p:-e:e.iht , .iu will, 'rite siibject was—The . Er*.a! , , , oce that thei'e is a all-oitr . ful, wise and by zuhf;ni every thing tied particularly, lo'abviate regu,tlini the iristiont and Goodness of thd mid this, in thelirst place, from consinrcratitins, pendent of written Beveltrtion, and, in the second plw'e, from the ißerelatiot of the Lind J ,. .;asi "aTut 'Om the whole to point out the itifoencts most rte ., cess'ary and useful' to mnakind —it Was required that. alLthe - Wsays Slfould Ue . iod4c,l Wttl, it Gen ' tleman at Abes*en by the lsr o, Janaary, 1:314. ,Seven years weiT alowed to tile Candidates to prepare their Diss, , ri at ions.- The Judges ap pointed and sworn were Gilbert Gerard, D. D. ProftsA . r. of Divinity in _King's College, Aber deen, and A: thor of tilt Institutes ut liabttcel Criticism ; the HOT. George Glennie, Proiestior of Moral Plidu-sophy in'lBl-arischal Co;1:ge ; anti Robert Hamilton, LL-. D. Professor of Alailie • unities hi the same Lotk-ge, and Author of a work on the National Debt,, anal various other well known publications.—At si Meeting of th‘ ir ELL tors, 'held ott 'the- 4ilt just. in Marischal the three Jitd.,;( , .: , , - 1-eporry;:t; that they had oicr,i noinsly (h. c reed the Prizes to ttvo Dissertations ; and Ott opening the'sealed aceompa► tt those Dksertations, which cOntained the haines 'and addres of the iters it. wa s di s e o% ., te d G a t the t else handled pimi;:ds - ptiz, to. W. L.. Brown, D:.D. Principal of i\l~+riscliitl Chit. ;e, &c. KC., and that of tobr hundred poun:]s• Z. B. Stunner, &q: of Elon - College.—lif..Browit lass' 14ained' sL.?veral Literary Prizcs on the: Lon tinent. The detphier idrertiser, , of July 21,tnenfions a dreadful fire . having taken place at' feicrsburgh ) which consupicd, GOO houses„ des troying Iwo•thirils, of the town, the (Alice of Discount ) Deposit Tobacco \Varehouse, and its contents. Many lives were lost, owing to SCNe rit; honces having been blown up.• The distress 'of the )nhal) is stated as most nt.,,'.aable, one half being without house or _ _ liaotlNG --A t well-contested battle was fought onßartleiny Meadows, on the Junction _Canal, bucks, on Monday, for twenty guintris a side, bet Ween Josi , ph•Binksiqutt. a navigator. and G. She/siva/1, Coachtnan to I. Winston, Esti There was.. 1160 a purse of tell guineas adAed.to the stake. 'rile men were under 12 stone, and betting . was five to tour on the coachman, who .was better velied in the art`of boxing, nod stood over his man.—The first. round lasted three minutes, when. liinksman was knocked down.. Mau) , hard blows were exchanged, and both exhibited the t The second round waS as bravely contested, but the coachman. (w;io delivered his hits and broke ni.vay) had much the best of it. t-11 was nitiwate ty hit down by.a body Wow. .Three otbex rounds oily were fouaiit..3 tint although the battle lasted. Only twelve initiates, there was much more exe cution done than in combat; ot two hours we have witnessed. In the East round Shelswall wes g uided to his.adyet s t ry; andkvl i a e,. tilt!, by trig body in ado hi ,rate blots ;riven coachman betwixt the eyus:ot flinksmau, settled. the-fight. Both, as before observed,-were deplor ably be.iten. Tuesday.the very singular phenomenon of a water-spout was observed at Marsden,-near dcrsfiid. It appeared to be formed ot a liens:: cloud, and -resembled a very long- .niicr:en , Cm. lowest part of w hich seemednearly to nth •he groond; above it the chruds were white allflc. ty, farming it striking contrast with - it, bull tile.): ap peared strongly agitated ourCo , rrespon& k con 'chides his description with stating, "that the . spout, when completely - formed, appeared 'to be round and smooth, Auld 110110 , 1' Within,. and theme appeared a stl'eainpf tearer runiring down the in _side,' part of which in its descent passed to the 'outside,. and was earned up again v. ty rapidly,. by a spiral , motion. .The Whole duration of this "pbenomenon . Was-about't %relay minutes. • - The• Great Tew Estate, which has been offered to the Duke of WE.I.Lt'soToN, and rejected by hint in consequence of his objection - . to the County, found yesterday a tviilii,g purchaser at a slim little short of two, hundred thousand pounds,.--Messrs. konfNs will tause great disappointment to the :Pxfordshire LandlitihlerS, who contemplated the AuetiOn On Saturday Unichlaniiety.. The Firmer At Newmarket, who obtained a share ( - )f• the Thirty 1%413am! Pound Prize, says it is the best yielding crop he ever bad, with the least labonr and expense. Many (farmers as well as others), Avilr have reason to make the same ob servaCon next we. 4 -, Who may partake of the golden grain to be then gathered, One load of which will be worth thirtythousaml pounds. - Vuletudinciriaus must rejoice wheu they know that Dr. COOPER and9lree S':rgeous of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, and Debilities, have established a Medical Board at Charlotte liousc;,.Great•clirtotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's elyipelifilaclariaW-road; where the public are c ur e d without salvation or confinement. The institution elahn:: the attention of those who hare attempted to cure themselves, or who have con, stilted illiterate Men; whose '.improper treatment has ruined thoosandS. 'Et'uptions on the head, flee, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose', noise in .the.ears, glandUlar swellings in this neck, deafness, dimness of sight, strictures, paibi in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, weakness in the knees, s welled an &e. are symptoms which appea r y ears after, and too, oft en embitter the matrimonial state.— i'vlessrs. COOPER and Co. are'consulted daily »y all tanks of people, from eleven till eight precisely,, and give a dvice gratis, on Tuesclay, Thtirmay, and till twelve o'clock..—A prs yule" r() - uhct." the' corner.