The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

E r~'~f 0 1 0154' sr .4 to eibe ' etv t to 4 ,nt , t o• tt , ;44 , - $ l, toe; 1 joie " ir4 I:l l°l‘ i f i . ' 1 t r h"' AP 4 j 1 Ct ; .: 4 5• 0 it .°' 1 41 ' c ,Do' V' 5 1/* , 5,' ot C I U . A - c l , l O r i f ,' 5 , St . f Pf ino ~~t t go ° ot y fC et! l Ali ' lt Illl~e to' , 'qttili a , A. lll, t) 'she was 'observed' writer-logged,and -- •• 1 1 afte rw ards s een. This enav be relied on. Clear)S. The aeti.n took place between Car curtailalul Tcinsale, on Snridav night l as t. :11 e c or • WOi li h i the ed s es 4coit, and ' th e 2d Li eutenant, erely. 1i,),,' j. H r e,,til. dr'it's Arbuthnot, Captain of the Avon ; John --a Allis, , 15'lle;tatit, ditto; John Prendergast, 9.(1 Lieutenant, valises Allen, NlA,ter, Tile litia co slis forthe service of the East „, e, Pally'° for the season 1814-15, Pts ted, 1 • " C eded vi be taken rip on Wednesday next it is ex -141, a , °I the 1200 ton ships, which have per e" eight voyac ,es, will be enga C 'ult°l lh • --_____7_,„„„-. - gages( for a ninth. This is of ao as fallen from 2d: to 3d. per lb. _ _ tap f l it rtle onsequenCe; for to well a pitch of a . h t ignij has the S pirit of speculating upon the in 414 411INegociations at Ghent been carried, that l tlllti: d t a Y i ng too much to assert, that the who 14 lle f rPer tY in the Empire takes its relative e If Yo \.,4°111 the varying price. of Tobacco. vant it i. • to know the price of b ' %.&,. -•1 lleeess • the • . of prim. Stock now; ap pee , ai y to ascertain of 14b4 eco --"el.i "slY, that the rise andfall from 41trit: callSed by Yankee speculations 14,4 should have so great an effect in our itq,al:lllarket, the height of folly. HoNscome ( s i tst s° touch i mportance should tlleric., %Ito). au affairs, -when we have only America be attached llepi oe ill ° honesty mid peace ; at the , of test of a to which, 1110n,4 °lir being engaged in a con , Pai,it," tittles greater magnitude, en slio, w•test regard. we scarcely Ad v i received yesterday from t skt„44l'eleilll toethe Io ' 1 19th rut. among them we : are ‘4151I..ces ti3Oitiii,eoncerned_ to find the following letter t 1,.. u•ilieh-I"4, AUG. 18.---We 'bare had an . appearance;,rwo I,,,:'sf rkw.n4s occasioned- considerable pnrasinrtise per_ i,it Itli`.'ll,tant fever have occurred , and one o . i et_ kit „Ntcai u nder the disorder is dead. ' The most reqe th e y are 4,;,.,'?te t,,,:tathoritiesl••,ve been consulted, an d ti, 4 11 ,4 , rice that -the heretofore so dread pi,;titte.. %%nth tlds place has been..here , . re not of an V'' ' Pr°ll." . ". complaint is not of the de . - Ile , k!c .I q ." bat it is hoped that the diseases a ii,- 11,,,ttgrq.itilte?,,itractee, and reinintive and. bilious .. fever, are .. N t tr, de, 11,artakintz, of that charactti. as to ri rider ~k i' lle,: . !th,4 l' he matter to be so far serious,. he The - physicians, g4tiriteri, greatest Precaution, and nutlet The Gover iNtoretars,eVeral f amilies !iave left the town. customary in aeprelteri- S i ' t„ ll iati on , to adopt all the usual measures customary the lines L . "%Otte, ~..e c a_lldithe Cordon will . be drawn at o th i e l s s pa °_ l t Acelol,tkiitli:rrti r i e t ttn ti : ta t t lz e t. s •shl is. e practice f I .le,r4 lt t i l t l s e Irelln Malta :to the 3 . d ult. continue .. ill earth Of t tn9st those S atisfactory statements cif the t he irle People of the island, and of IV, ,”siglil • th 1,44 lounrir, dependencies. 5 th the by Loudon Th '4 tim e i , RE GF:NT is expected in fi, tit e k in. , Tlontll. be erased 11 4 til e i i i , "f DENNtAax has caused to all the 4 4i 'llq "4,11 Army List, the names of number' of ,44; 15 thaerals and Officers, - .to the. N()may. !,)5111) al'e given the ir services 111 . l Count kt,il„,vee lluinhet. are tientenaiit General of ti, 1 ,4, I ,: tile Gover nor - General of thelslands . 41 a .' '' a ud -of Santa Cruz; M. ANKER' and kl‘3`4,(;ei • 1 41.1 o tter fr leia,s. /lt 'l4 4Y Nye " ' P "ris, dated Sept.says, ves 5, . Borghese, o„,°, et),„ ; rs were read in the Hotel The w Nl 4l, • I n e ll by the Di k of WELLINGTON. 'lstitik. ' l it'. • - - thel e • of one hundred, t • It - , a ' Is, to amount the Ser- V: ls as ' lt the great Dining /Loom ; _ , 4 53 1 , • l'erfurin I . the cdm to ; ' iri full C . e‘ by the Chaplain _ t WELLlNG i!iattqldeec,lllolliCali ; the Duke o 1:14 tlilt.,q,' i I' is ordered f4,l°Sic,kll* -MACFARLANE, it is sit. , • the British 14 5 s 1 1 , t i i ' tO hold the command of _, nt of Till l ' ili . gilt island, till the final settlement l ' l tl Is n f 4ii • 1 the Congress at Vienna. oil, len , ~ lope by .Sicily,and the itp pt is si,tiotle British forces in are to be kli, i NI i„ ls. °f the Mediterranean , ~ satime for iitia.4l, ',l,‘.filininished st.rength. I le reserves( in I,ll44l4:ittliltary attitude. is ,to be p lo,k't rej,il.4olland. whiich 11 44 ( dace ine-111'gs (says a Morning Paper) Birth-day, ti t , t i le elitc .land on tile REGEINTC'se ntenary of teleh.ecessinveslastu with which t P te uNSWICK: was it,Nted, amp f the House of - n t _ " existence 14),t1toe' loyal sufficient proofs of t he ..,_ Cork ii. )t t s pirit in .that-country. .11E, üb ii\-lii:tfli:ltii.„7:la et-unmemorated by three days t l io„c qtiC llRL,•'"'' On Gilt occasion the P pa a r atEß, 4 oiStrat • ' ifili• ol e(1; 4 1 eof that city, Sir 1 . Fl .rse an i,, iral, srck. It hears. on the obve MONARCH, _ Clii, treser lt l ON , ci ohlance of our venerable Ns th 14. c The Ilitistrioias' House of BRU , 4 t it elid ed th I I ' '' ' ''of Great Britain, Au as, ) ijiA e irone is i l .tir -, •.' wreath of ep„ oek s ~• end On the reverse a Cente \lr,' of ti lt : vl.lth this inscriptioni; `‘. 'rimeey2 INS- N . lt t to r-1 Accession of the H ous e or. ',tr e t e, - N , , 1 ‘ i i , t t i e Throne of Great 'Britain, was 1 3 e li' 'th ' IQ % ' • Ist 2d, and , it). Mlst , 1 ,, i y . ot cork o n t he , Reign of thih q t ,,, , ~ 4, in the 54th year of the „ Nil (111,,,114(1al°11!1" ; Sir DAvin PERRIER, Mayo: 4 1,,:‘ (4 ti ' 'v for excellenc e of workmanship . ti lp: t s'ft le finest that have been executed of his 1,411\4 el•Awas ~truck at the Tower Mint. On e ./( 4. 1 , ' 4 lic"gist one in gold was presented,t..oEAto .ec,„' lvlliehal`l:r, through the Marquis o f " 'lay t, 'l i c ite ie 11's Itoyal Highness was pleased to It 4k l:e i„ siiiilost gracious manner. On samethe_ieu n 't ot 14 er it presented so the LOISD L tllti,4ll,,ilst tt.fro,Tn. it'A,t.t'pliiki 0 eriollage was of opinion, half , 1 (. 5 ... • - , ' th 3 at oNA_ 't o • , Acrd "'llea shoals( bre given to I u )e ti tli tt 'Nye i. 41 w hy a half 3 . " denundecl some oi • b hioiet i the pleasure of conquering ale l' "t iih, Y , r- i• 44'rk 6 hi, 1 ( 1) led the Prince. 1, 441 111 °t'ee Said eatnp4i,rn in Germany, BUONA ;4Ith a leti , - , (1 tp the late King of SAXONY, %I." 'o,lo4le"' time continual privations that so ll'hitlllllY 41,111.411 Ally oCc;lsioned to his subjects, thllyiltiat cirt eehtte the ina,,ishude of the sacrifices lt ilit it iri e c • Y of bresden makes in wy cause but ti ll! will i; )° , ilner Prussia, Poland, and Russia, a t li , hNie 'lt'etify Y ou generously, that I 1,,• e.. , , Yntn• ea _. l 50 I, t s-. c r Pittl, a -nertect terrestrial Pa 14i) e 4 soft "e lliino. r• erved a tta,:t tt4,, ile no,. il "',1" ,,,, Y'' -° observed so a --•ersat. - ;a., 4•-;:lnity ot c",axotly., presental our httieti 4 ' 4 3 " for time inhabitants are al it s our kirst Parents.," POETRY; A PARODY (On a Countryniral's aiscrration, in a Morning Paper.) Joni BULL going into the Abbey one day, • The Statue of Fox soon espy'd, And, after he growl'd a few moments away, To his friend thus indignantly cry'd: " D'ye see WILL this man who, French horrors in view; " E,*,ctoll'd the Republican race, " Yet, in spite of their crimes, which the world will long rue, " He dar'd look the world in the face." EPITAPHS. ON THOMAS CLAY. Here lies THOMAS CLAY ; And this is the way - We must all turn to cloy. ON T. WEEKES. Under this stone lies THOMAS WEEKeS, He errs who years, months, days here seeks. Have not weekes days? No, Sir, be not offended, When WEEKEs,came here his days were ended. QUAINT EPITAPH. Live well, - - Die never; Die well, ' Live ever. WINDSOR, SEPT. 9.—This morning her Royal J4ighness the Princess CHARLOTTE and Suite left Cranbourne Lodge, for Weymouth. tier ,Royal Highness sleeps at the Bishop of SALtsnultY's to night, at Salisbury.—Yesterday evening the Dukes of VottK and KENT left , the Castle. The !loyal Party left,Vroginore soon after ten o'clock.—ll er MAJESTY took an aking to Frogrnore. Princess AUGUSTA, sitterlded by Generals ‘VyNYARD TAYLOR, took an airing on horseback, and Lady MARY', TAYLOR followed in a coach and fotire. The DucheSs of YORK leaves the Castle to-day for Outlands. PITT CLUB.--The AnniversarY Meeting - of the. Menai Pitt Club, was held atßeatimaris, Wales, last week, and most' respectfully attended. —The Eati of Uxbridge presided.' -Sir R. W. Vaughan,. of Nannan, Dolgelley, is Vice President for the ensuing year. The lion. B. Paget presented, the Society with an elegant Pitt Seal.—We are glad to observe that a Pitt Club is about to be formed . at Newark. MR. CIiARLES ' KEMBLE.-A Morning Paper, spealthig of this Performer, says, that he is ‘! one of, the most pleasing English actors, in the graver prOvivce of the drama." This surely too li mited a panegyric; for he has hardly on equal in the province of genteel Comedy akoas- and in the range of characters between Edgar, - in King Lear, and Captain.Pknze,irl The Recruiting cer, in both of which he is truly excellent ;—he is absolutely without a rival. • - DONAG ADEE,SEST. 4.—The Right Hon. Lieut. General Lord STEW'ART, A. STFWART, Esq. of Ards,. and Mr. - and. Lady Emit,' A JAMES, accom— panied by -CoIoneI.HAKDING and Captain W'ooD, two of his Lordship'S: elides , de-Cainp, arrived at Tonaghadee, from MO4int• Stewart, to embark for Portpatriek, there having' been previously a packet-boat engaged on hire for that purpose. The two carriages belonging to his Lordship were shipped on board Or Palmer packet and after his Lordship and the party refreshed themselves at SMITH and PLITSSEL'S Hotel, they embarked about pne.o'clock, amidst the reit erated cheering of the people fro all quarters. . The colours of the Downshire packet, glen in the harbour, were displayed ;- and on his Lordship .and suite, with the rest of the party, embarking, a round of the Downshire's guns were given on their departur; with repeated cheering. Lord XVHITWORTH is on a visit to Cork Abbey, near Bray. A' Charity Sernion was preached at the Catholic Chapel last Sunday by the Rev. Mr. CORR. The dis,course was eloquent and. Mires ive. The Collection,, however, was less than could he expected. • His Excellency sent 101. • On Friday last,• a- Deputation from the Com pany of Drapers of Shrewsbury waited upon Lord "HILL atHawkstone, to'present to his Lordship a piece of plate, of the value of 2501. and upwards, with the Freedom of the Corporation. Slandlynch, in Wiltsnire, the property of the late H. Dawxnss, Esq. is at length 'chosen by the, Lords of the Veasury as a residence for the re presentatives of the lamented NELSON.--(Norwich Mercury). • DRAPER, the impostor, who pretended to cure all disorders by [I - ie./at/oh was unable to remove a • complaint—before the Magistrates. The late happening to complain that leis servant girl, Molly, was always gig ling-- Then," said a learned punster . , " she's Molle atque faceturn." A person describing, the Mayor,-of a country town, said be laughed - louder than any man he very heart] ;—" 4 horse-laugh, 1 suppose, - ' said his companion. Au extraordinary melon ;of the Cattcloupe kind, raised by DANIEL ROBERTSON, guiltier, at \Val kinshaw, Scotland, was cut on the 22d August— it weighed 26 pounds English, and its 'circum fe'rences were 3g-l- by 32 inches. MUSICAL CHILD.—The Plym - outh Chronicle of Tuesday last contains the following singular state ment respecting a boy living in Plymouth, only elei.6z years and a half old. Of Master WHIT COMBE, for such is the name of this prodigy, it is asserted, that, " unassisted• in musical scomposi tion, this child has produced to the musical world several pieces in score, dedicated, by permission, to the inimitable CATALAN' : but what we chiefly allude to is, a challenge he a few days since re ceived, viz. to compose, for afull orchestra, musi cal parts to accord in harmony with a given bass !! Thus taken by surprise, .he accepted the challenge, and was locked up in a room, with (P ithy pen , ink, and-paper, the given bass was pro duced, and, without any assistance, this Child of Nature produced, in about an hour, •a complete" rrm:ical score, Viz. two violin parts, two flute part, two horn Batts, a tenor part, and ono:' part ! This astonishing effort of juvenile genius was performed at the house of Mr. \VINGETT, in Old To.wn.!' NAVAL NEWS: UARWICTI, SEPT.. B.—On Tuesday sailed the Redpole sloop of war, Captain BENNING, .having on board the two sons . of his Royal-Highness the Duke of BauNswrcK. A Royal salute was &ed on their sailing Out of the harbour.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet,- with a mail from Holland ; Alliance packet, with a mail from . Gottenburgh; and the William Goddard, in ballast,,having lost her foremasebff Lowestoff.—Wind N. FALM QUTH, SEPT. Arrived the Grade packet, with 'a mail from Gibraltar and. Malta, 28 days from the former,; Frederick packet, with a mail fr6m St. Thotrias's; in 33 days. The Ara-' belly packet, from Lisbon, is now (9'P. m.) off this .harbour, but will not get in until next tide.---. Wind N. PLYArouTu, SEPT. B.—Came in the Norge man of war, with the Mary and Norfolk transports, with the Rocket Brigade on board. Also, arrived his Majesty's ship Armade, 74, from the East ward. - Sailed the fleet of transports for Ports mouth, that arrived from Buurdeaux yesterday.— Wind N. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 9._A - rrived the follow ing ships from the Downs :—Blessing, Thomas, .Tannott, Nestor, Barbara, Pilot, and the Diadem. Arrived thel3etsey, from Passages, and the Flora, MEARNS,. frbm Bourdeax.—Wind Easterly. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Arrived from Norway the Sheldrake and Oberon sloops of' war, and' pdsseti with, thehonieward-hound convoy a gun-_ brig. Sailed the liasty sloop of war for the - Humber. The Tyne, EDWARD HENDERSON, MaSter, six weeks from Archangel—all Well.— The Hawke revenue critter has brought in an open boat, with about 40 casks of spirits. The slteldrake Oberon, and CadtuuS, remain in the Roads. DEAL, SEPT. 9.—Put back the Nautilus trans port, from off Ostend, With part of the 2d Line of, King's German Legion on beard, thei.e not being water enough for her to go into the harbour, and the wind blowing very fresh from the N, E.— Caine down froth the River, and sailed to ,the k Westward, the Buffalo store-ship, and the Henry, GILT,, for. Quebee.—Remain in the Downs his INiajesty's ships as per last. • CORK, SEPT. 5 —Yesterday morning about 1 l composing the Newfoundland, Halifax, and North American Fleets, got under weigh, having; tor convoy his Majesty'3 ships Horatio and Der went. After the whole had nearly cleared the harbour, by signal .from the Horatio, ,they cadge to ,anchor, owing to a scant lee-wind, and flood tide.—Yvaterdav his Majesty's .ships Magnificent, 74, Anmphiou frigate, Rinaldo sloop, Camel and Hyena storeships, with a numerous fleet from Spithead, arrived here, and this morning signals were made for Masters to 'come on board for in structions.—Arrived the Lydia transport, from Passages, with detachments of different regiments On board She sailed, under convoy of his Ma jesty's• ships Lightning and Goldfinch, with 17 transports in company. On Saturday evening the Kerry Militia arrived here from Cove and yesterday the Kilkenyy and Royal Kildarc Regiments marched in from said place. They embarked about five weeks since, at Portsmouth, for Cork, but were detained by con trary winds.--A poor felloW belonging to the Kildare, named MRRRTAtAN, expired immediately after being taken out of a boat at Merchant's (limy. He appeared to be regretted by his com rades. • • GREENOCK, SEPT. (j. Copy of a Letter received here from a person •on board the ship Harmony, of this port, dated Cove of Cork, 29th Au gnst; 1814:- , " am sorry to inform you, that on Sa turday the 20th inst. at 6.P. M. off Yoiighall Jay, and close in with Cable Island', we had the mis fortune to fall -iti with the extraordinary fast sail ing American. privateer, Prince of Neufchatel, mounting 16 guns, with a crew of 70 men, John Ondinot, Commander, seven weeks from CherbUrg, during which time she had taken 18 vesse:s she captured the brigs Albion and Sibson the day before us; and destroyed .them—but finding the Harmony a valuable prize, she put A prize-master on board of her, took away our captain, mate, carpenter, and part 'of the crew from her, on board the pri‘ateer, and sent a crew from her on board the Harmony; they teen took us in tow, 'and bore away a south-west course all night and next day, until 11 A. as; when she hove to, and 'sent two boats' crews on board of uS., who com menced the work of destruction by catting Away our boats, breaking open our hatches, throw ing our spars and ropes Overboard., breaking open the casks of bottled' wine, destroying every thing that came in the way, and said they wanted nothing but dry goods, which they . begnn to hoist on deck and semi on board the „Priva teer, in four boats, which they kept goiiigAll-day between the privateer art the ship. I, think they have taken. about 300 packages from the [far pony.—They still kept us hrtow, and bore away South-trust all Sunday night. On Monday, the First Lieutenant of the privateer canie on board of us, and gave instructions to the prize-master' to make. alt sail for L'Orient (in France), which course we continu•ed stfa'.ring, until 'Wednesday the 24th, when we discovered a sail at a distance, beating towards us ; at 12 o'clock came up and hailed : she proved to be his Majesty',s sloop of war Brisk, from Cork, which sent her boat on boafd witlt a crew, took tie.: prize-master and his crew Oil board the sloop of war, and ordered us for Colc—the privateer all this time a short Way a-head, but sailed so fast that the sloop of - war could do nothing with liar. - The ship is now without a Master or any other person to take charge of her ; but I will remain on board until I hear from you what IS to be done. There are six of the crew still on board, and they will re main also. (Signed) " WILLIAM INGLIS. • " P. have just been with the. Admiral here be wishes to know what is to be done with the ship, os soon as pois,ble, anc thjnks.she may yet be in time topEncecd." A report was current yesterday afternoon that the Brazen sloop of war, on the American station, had been captured. . The Albion, Ft9sturimi, from the Clyde to Quebec, was taken and burnt, the 19th ult. by the Prince of Neufchatel American privateer. The St. Helena, which has reached Portsmouth, after a passage of only 48 hours from 131ackwall, is expected to sail immediately for St. Helena and the Cape. The Moira and Lady Flora, licensed will proceed in tufortnight-L—rti i i former for Bengal direct, the latter for the Isle of. France and. Bengal. His Majesty's ship Creole, Capt. MACKENZIE, in company with the Astrea, arriyekat Prince's Island, on the Coast of Africa, the 11 th of June last', after having run down, and examined the whole _coast from Cape Coast Castle. lt was re ported at Prince's Island, that an American pri vateer brig, of 18- guns and 140 men, had been cruizing between St. Tborrias's and the river Ga boon, for some time, and it was the iptention of Capt. MACKENZIE to go in quest of her the fol lowing day. Extract of a Letter from Captain CHARLES GIDDY, of his Majesty's ship Conquestador,.front Jamaica,.dated Sept. 6, 1814, addressed to J. W. CROKEIt, ESq.--," I beg leave to state, the Bri tish vessels of the convoy, in a fog, off the harbour of Cork, parted company without my permission. I had previously acquainted them of having good information of a number of American privateers cruizing in the Channel.'' Extract of a Letter, dated Sept. 3, 1814, front Vice-Admiral SAWYER, Cork Harbour, addressed to J. W. CROKER, Esq.—" On the Derwent's number; being made from Carlisle Fort, at 8 h. m. the Horatio made the signal for the convoy un der protection to get under weigh, but owing to the neglect of the Masters, very few of the vessels got out of the harbour, when the ebb ceased ; at which time, the wind having changed from E. to nearly S. S. E.' the Horatio anchored at the en trance of it, and the Dement came in."-- N. B. Convoy bound to Newfoundland, 'Hall tax, &c. LUCIEN BUONAPARTE. The following is an extract from a paper pub lished at Rome under the authority of the Papal Government : " ROME, AUG. 15, 1814.—The Holy Father wishing to reward the conduct of Lucien Buona parte, and desirous of giving: him a new proof of his good will, has raised him ,to. the, rank of a Roman Prince. His Holiness has issued an order to that effect, highly tionourabie, by - which the possession of theCanino, situated upon the frontiers of Etruria, is confirmed and ratified, and th , right of possession made hereditary in his male heirs, Lucien Buonaparte had purchased this valuable property eight years ago of the Apostolic Cham ber, when he was exiled from France, and sought a refuge in Rome. Every one here has seen this illustrious personage receive this reward of his virtue at the hands of the Head of the Church, with the livekiest satisfaction. • He is frequently admitted • at. private audiences with the Holy Father, and is occupied with prepaCkng for the press his . grand poem olCharlemagne, which will appear in January, 1815. It is dedicated' to the , Holy Fatlier.". An English General Officer, who happened to be present at Havre de Grace, during the riot in , consequence of the exportation of corn, states, that the soldie7s skewed no reluctance to inter fere; that one woman was severely wounded, others slightly, and the mob' was dispersed in a quarter of an .hour'. The manufacturers of yavn at Manchester, have, Are- regret to state, come to the determination to desist front spinning that article until they can obtain the raw material at an inferior price. At Bolton, all the factories are said to have stopped except, one 5 and in many other places the ex ample will be followed. The harvest has set in here . .very briskly, .and promises to he abundant. The hay crops through out the country are much better than they were expected to he, and it is to he hoped will begot in safely. We learn from different provincial papers throughout the kingdom, that the grain, although :somewhat backward, and in many places lodged, - bears, notwithstanding, a favourable appearance generally.--(Erne Packet.) YCStelday morning, abOut two o'clock, a man entered, through a window, the house of REBECCA MARK, a widow, at the Butts, near Fronie, and, attempted to cut her throat, which, she defended by her hands ; he then made a stab with the knife on her breast ; when she gave him a pound note, saying it was all she had.; and the villain made off. -Mrs. M. is one 'of . the Society 'of Friend s , and ,the ole iphabitant . _of :the - house.—path Herald, . Sept. 9.) •- Friday ah - ernoon, a man entered a dining-room in Wellington-place, Gasgow, Wl2re' a lady was sitting, and stole from the table eleven silver sports. The thief, When first r :observed by the Lady, Was .going out at th-e,tYindoty with his booty ; but struck with his audacity, she was un able to make any alarm. A young nran, hots , - ever, suspected of the robbery, has since beets apprehended. Lady-fait was held at Dundee on Friday se'n-; night. Oct that evening, in a !while-house in the Seagate, a competition arose Along a ntinthei43f young men, which of them a ould soonest drink a half witch/an-0i Whisky. C. Neill, a shoemaker, drank his at . a draught, and participated in the share of one of his companions. In soo:e of medical assistance he died the course of the night ; his stomach remarkaitly swelled, in Conseiii:ence of having eaten a large quantity ofgooseheryies, witch, equdly with the spirits, are supposed to have oc casionedhis death.