The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-04 00:00:00

e(' . ll • 1 0-4 `l,if rt;` )1 : 0 : 4 f , of ;•v Ol ; Or Ito h the Jour nal des D e b a t s , con t ra di c t s the 1 ,, , 'teati on o f t he Gazette d e F rance concern i ng t h e trt ilek tistr. t he Incendi ar i es at Mil an , by or d er 4 4 01 lan Marshal C ount, B ELLEGARDE. W e 111 W,l h4l are .." o f the t wo i s most correct , b ut ra t h mfounded el incli ned to belie that the story is , ' because th e Morning' e l has Milan " t er, which it says has reached it ‘ki kwit cnrroborating- the fact, and we know .Journal I4 n so rarely st u mbl es u p o n truth, e xt Ate to a miracl e t o fi n d an y o f i ts intel th, I:llth e ntic. If i t should, however, turn e for n„ tilly ; - ace accurat e ly i n f orme d, we mus t 4 ?Pia u a 'ttriall Co the fi rmness and dec i s i on of the nnnander, who, by quashing thc at , n st 'eh de s p eradoes in their incipient 10 4 111-Y sa ve Europ e beingf again steeped tl k , t he ferocious acts of miscreants se who twenty-five years ago exhibited k ltT hea e t e nt spirit by Jacobinical shoutings res. Th e world is great l y i n d e b te d his S , an f°l. d p r omptitude and vigour on this oc- 1 ) 'ta b ,, as for hi s j ust i ce, who will quest i on is tp d ' n '' . ° , v fill• tpd'nh,t, f say, a ft er t h e h orrors we h ave e hvo g f rom that bl oo dy U surper , t h at t h e vl4 hie°c an raise th e watc h- word o f " Li ve 414 . 1' th e i s himself. worthy to live ? o :Per s. it accounts from Spain in the French r ltii r , appears that the Kinggoes on steadily, R•tl i 4 1 6 bet e cours e h e had begun to adopt. The tile lesta h ave b een re-established, % tv eh'of. act has for i ts o bj ect to restore Spain as N i ' s sillde to wh a t i t was before the no" l tlL ed • inva sion of ,BUOICAPARTE.—We know tiy h kt "aY t erinhiate, but cannot help think- L e rune 4taI NANn would h ave s t reng th ene d Y throwi ng more of popular policy • ‘To b l ,„, .4n /I:lent l ~ il 4't cie t t "o a h. c onsiderable amount have been i eh those few days at Lloyd's, determi ip l; e • •ttii tss ne Of th e N egoc i at i on at Gh ent.— 1 1, G a have been given to receive One „ ease P reliminaries of Peace shall be "it t i -1 or . P cll ) ,„ t bef ore the Ist of January. From t z , 14 re st . l 3 . llre . it has been inferred, that some t ttlt il l ) f th I t entertained of an amicable termina l' t e 14egociat. but we apprehend the tl a 44 . th. t h ro `''ose Policies have been effected iaer s 11 0, 4 ° , tha t ic of American produce, wisely ti h with k ' there i s no prospect o f immediate •r eitliurn t ot h eri ea, they can well afford to pay 'o tt P 4N r . e Y tl ow give out of their augment attd'ro frotri the enhanced prices of b acer). t3 ter • ( lap 14 04 e ., LW% ° v ela& , the first regular Ca tt.,aft4tlie pl'olflo.r the Parliamentary season, was I) `atli a 'lgn Offic e , previous to the meet eecl 'tient, when the subject of the open for t h k en • --e ensuing Session of Parliament , ' 4 l) . ot„ k t tl, alltt,a co nsideration, previous to its be ' 1a . "to , the ' P RINCE REGENT in Council, '44 ph ! w as at 'llim of his Royal Hig ness. The e t . l4 „ te nded by the E ar l o f lhanowav, litk.lattließLL'cELLoa, th e ti'• O. 1 r 0 ; 4 ,17 6 °l t of the 1 7 ,!:CIIEQUER, Viscount tmq„' 1117,:entlot SIDMOU TH , E ar l BArntiliST, 1 1A;: IN GHAM SH IRE, the Right Hon. C. 4 titi t : t •t, T i ul isT) and the Right Hon. WELLES 'Ie Cabinet did not wreak up till five C§t ki tt:nle r i e ng an schooner which has been so t‘ 4 ll C at Ostend for dispatches from the ; a °,l lnlis s • tit -4(l a re milers at. Ghent, has at length tiotkl tr t Port has been spread that the Anne -4,l°,lters sailed in the schooner. This iNte4 ‘1( incrican Cominissiouers have 141e1 tt k 'nnt.--- (Altrrnin g Post.) 1 1 / 4 —t lik t l e . i l to be in the contemplation of his ZAery,ttarl'lhers to propose the continuance of the " t n, e Property Tax for a given time ; it tt:' m ount of I • and o f tine e pro t proportion, Vot aled P"sed, we are as yet not accu lk tit Ai, 1-(ll.Torning Post.) or t k i ALTA AND GIBRALTAR.—GenCraI teit 4 i et. ssnetelnb da p. . inciamation at Malta on the 11144.,t1ai1er,,.c0r stating, that the isle of Gozo ne three complete quarantines tear to ° n r• trl 'erlee of any case of plagne, and y1°1111,4144! opti:Znlafeet.ion having ceased in Valet . ta tit Nit , and in the whole of Malta for six l) p 11 01 4 eay ntnrounications should be opened ,xat!ther notification, the disease being ingulshed. In consequence of this i` qei t all "ter by the Con•mander at Gi 4els era! t , tikt4,„ fr o ,, issued October 7, order altlerate aialta not having on hoard arti ,4\tto tec o ,, to Perform quarantine for five days' t tlt s Cr o l"ent jed by the Board of kalth. th e 1611) (/ihrall'ar to the 14th, and from bu t h th Of last month, state, that the kti t :t th e l'cste situations has decreased, and h tl tl el ' , it has s.) far disappeared as Pri or e l tni galed n, and the letters from thence t . ' n g ° th e ,, "" At th e B r i tish fortress only (late occurred within the 24 hours Iron, " t the co mmunications. lhlt(ihe lin~ v ibraltar, dated Oct. 10, says the new Lient.-Governor, an i• .Yesterd, th lit t i is s „ ay, and lands to-day ; but 1 14 ebtliht cuntavourably wet, there will Wst)tiS. duff ',l4tpbt,7orda• IVELLINGTom gave a splendid ail., it, Ne i ` S t, at Paris li t •tk % ai .„., 3 , • tet ai d t iiv Qd esterday H ENRYII li,lZA4l4kon44t tear, attend the KING.—The "Vsor•t il -1 4 1 , A r t he Castle this morning. spt4t the on horseback. Princess t he day at her Cottage, Old i , e aLl the 14 1 k too (10 were osite CO.t, v il t e C cu l,lo ' i rtbe in (le i s 0 , 1 )i . ii; f0( 01, t ; ae ct ° c ite ( 01) 7 be coo t he I i t* ribri iseY r li k4 :ii a l e.) ' It o ( ' 1-31,r AT } NAVAL NEWS. ilittwictr, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, from Holland, and the Lady Nepean packet, from Gottenburgh, with mails. Sailed the Thetis packet, %vitt] a mail fin• Holland ; and John and Mary transport for Deptford —Wind E. • PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Forward gun-brig, from the Downs ; the Eight Sisters, DUNGATT, from Gottenburgh, with deals ; and three colliers, the Hope, Mary, and Liberty, with coals, from Sunderland. Sailed his 'Majesty's ship Bombay, for the Downs. Dropped down to St. Helen's Roads the fleet bound to Spain, Por tugal, and the Mediterranean, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Amaranthe and Bermuda, and will sail in the morning. —Wind Easterly. PLYMOUTH, Nov 2.—Came in the Echo, 'WniTE, from London, for the Coast of A•frica ; City of Bourdeaux, from London, for Hour deaux ; and the Fortuna, • ELDER, from St. Pe tersburgh.—Wind B. : DEAL, Nov. 3.—Came down from the River the Ranger ti ansport, and sailed for Portsmouth. Wind N. ARCHANGEL, SEPT. 30.—0 n Monday last there was a dreadful hurricane here, which took place in the night time. Several ships were driven on shore, and two were forced hack from the bar.— Not a single bark escaped entirely from the mis chievous effect, and bodies are continua►lly thrown up on the beach. The liero, which will convey this letter, is to sail immediately. NAVAL A i'PO NIA SNTS. Capt. Monday to thu Ajax, vice Rear-Admiral Waller Ot way; Capt. Finley to the Centurion, the flag-ship of Admiral Griffith, at Halifax ; Capt. E. Dix, of the Royal Oak, to the Menelaus ; Capt. Booty Harvey, Porcupine; Hon. Captain Maude, Favourite ; Ca et. Mould, Mutine ; Liuts. H. E. Temple, Sapphire; John Levi:oll;in ; Edw. S. Cot grave, .laseur; Lieut. H. C. I',lereer, Toatiant, to the rank of Commander, and to command the Hanle; Mr. J. Dillon to he Master of the ; Mr. Steer, Master, Leonidas ; Mr. St enhouse, :surgeon, Valiant; Mr. W. Hamilton, Sur geon, Vengenr; Mr. J. H. Davies, Assistant-Surgeon, Ro sario.—The Rev. J. D. Lloyd to the Chatham.—Capt. Sothe by, from the Money to the Tamer ; Hon. Captain Arbuthnot (late of the Aron) to the Martin, vice Senhouse, posted ; Lieut. Penberthy to the Timer. We learn from the Master of a ship which was taken, the following particulars Of an action be tween an American privateer and one of our cruizers : " On the 7th September, off the 'Madeiras, his Majesty's ship Esk, of 20 guns, fell in with the American privateer the Grampus, of 10 guns. The Esk was under Spanish colours, with I►er ports shut, when she was ordered to bring to by the American. The Esk readily complied, and , when at a convenient distance she opened her ports, hoisted English colours, and fired a broadside into the Grampus, penetrating the hall with five shots, and killed the Captain and three men. The Grampus having paid so dearly for her mistak,e contrived to sheer off with such rapidity, that she had Made considerable way before the smoke was cleared, and in consequence sarstaieed no f►n ther damage." Tl.e Emulation, BOTTLEY, from Spain to New fonndland, is taken by the Syren privateer. A large ship belonging to St. Thomas's ; laden with ru►n.and sugar, sailed from Bermuda on the 24th Sept'. with a fleet, under convoy of the Morgiaua sloop of war, humid to Halifax, and foundered on the passage. Crew saved. .The Industry, LITTLE, from► Liverpbol to Pe tershurgh, with salt, was totally lost the 7th ult. on the Itevcl Stone. The following are the names of the Officers of the 10th Hussar Regiment, who signed the Let ters of Complaint, and which were addressed to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT and Colonel PALMER, against Col. GEORGE QCINTIN, and which caused the recent investigation : Lieutenant-Colouel Major Rollarts. Captaims—J. IC. Lloyd, 13. Semien, H. Stewart, G. Fitzclareuce, J. Smyth, E. P. Turner, It. Given, and It. Hill. Lierttenards—T-I. 11Iarquis of Worcester, C. Eversfield, C. Holbern, G. Wombwell, C. Wyndham, f. Seymour, H. So me`rset, A. E. Berklev, li. Fitzclarence, J. Jackson, J. A. Richardson, and J. C. Ureen. The 2d Battalion of the 7th Foot, at Ports mouth, is ordered to Winchester. The depot of the 19th Foot, at Hull, is under orders to embark for Jersey. An Order has been issued by his Royal High ness the COMMANDER IN CHIEF for the whole of the Battalions of the 60th Royal American Regi ment to be clothed in green, as Rifle Battalions. The following particulars, indicating a disa greement between Austria and one of the principal Cantons of Switzerland, are connymnicated to us from Paris. The fact has been already stated : " At Berne several persons were arrested, sus pected to be spies, and 'on examination they were discovered to be Austrians. Having, been sent out of the country, they had the impudence to_ return, and were again arrested, when the Minister of FRANcIs interfered, and gave them a safe conduct through Switzerland. The Authorities at Berne were very indignant at this interposition of a fo reigner, and they made a representation to the Emperor of AUSTRIA on the irregular proceeding of his Public Officer, the consequence of which was, that the Au3trian Minister left Berne." Yesterday a Court of Aldermen -was held at Gnildhall; at which were present the Lord Mayor, 16 Ahlermen, and the City Officers.—The Cham berlain presented- a Statement of the Surplus of the Orphans' Fund, in his hands, which being read, the Court ordered the stun of 10,9001. to he drawn out and annihilated, and six months no tice to be given to the parties interested.---A quantity of gold was sworn to as foreign, pre vious to its being exported, containing 4485 ounces.—Precepts were ordered to be issued for regulating the precessions by land and water, on the ensuing Lord Mayor's Day. Seventy men presented a petition on Tuesday se'nnight, to the Magistrates of the Burgh of Pol lokshaws, (North Briton), praying exemption from paying road-money, whose united ages amount to 4715: years-4reragting 67 one-third years. P OBTR Y. O!tA TAX ON CARRIAGE WHEELS. Trritten on a Lcafin Brome's Translation of Horace, • Edition, 16GU. BY HENRY SNOOKE, ESQ. " Some there are who chose to rare " A Dust-Tax by Wheels in thest , our daies; " A Dust or Tax is much the same,. " To deify a Premier's name." THE ANSWER. BY 3. W. AUG. G 7. " Some there are who chose to write " Against all Ministers thro' spite ; "Ills chaise was by this Tax affected, " By this, his angry pen directed., " A Tax, not grievous to the Poor, " By rich men should with ease be bore ; " Thankfull we can afford to pay, " And cheerfully the Laws obey.", EPITAPH ON DAVID Schoolmaster at Carrie, in Scotland, a good Tcaclicr, tat a worthless Character. Beneath these stancs lie Mtcfnes banes, Auld Satan, 'gill ye tali' him, Appoint him Tutor to your Trean.s, And clever De'els he'll mak 'em. sCRINLIVIT:S. THE TIT EATRES. COVENT-GA RDEN.—Pizarro was last night the Play at this Theatre, and Mr. K ENID LE the Rolla. The patriotic and loyal feelings which originally contributed so much to give interest to this shewy Drama, have now, by the course of events, been diverted ii.to other channels, or passed .entirely away. There is still, however, something in the splendour of the scenery and romantic character of the story, which pleases the eve and affects- the imagination. With - such a Rolla as Mr. K EMI3LE the piece must, therefore, ever possess a certain degree of attraction, tly)ugh the main charms of novelty and applichbility to existing circumstances have ceased to operate. The I-louse was well filled, though not crowded, and the play was performed with more than its usual success. Miss ST - EN-I - ENS played the part of Rdsina for the second time. She is eminently successful in all those scenes which are marked by feeling, tender ness, and delicacy ; they seem p:ctiliarly suited to her turn of mind and talents. Her acting is nature itself ; and the exquisite music of Rosinct received an additional charm from her delicious notes and chaste style of executing it. In IlispF,L's beau tiful Cantata of " Sweet Bird," introduced into the last act, she exhibited great and certaluly im proved powers, although she was evidently very much indisposed ; which very shortly afterwards obliged INCLEDON to apologize for her quitting. the Stage, which she appeared to do with diffi culty. We learn with regret that she had an hysteric fit, from which she did not recover till long after the Theatre was closed. Miss MATHEWS, INcLEDoN, and that promising young performer DUELTSET, were very successful in their respective parts. DRURY-LANE..-- Last night Mr. KEAN made his first appearance this season in the character of Luke, in the play of Piches. The charac ter itself is of so odious a description, that the feelings of the audience overpower all sense of criticism. This is one of the parts in which Mr.KEAN is most successful ; yet it would be an in justice to Mr. RAYMOND not to acknowledge, that he performed it, on the revival of the piece, as altered by Sir JAMES BLAND BURGESS, with all requisite ability and forcible impression. Mr, KEAN played throughout with judgment, spirit, and feeling. He certainly wanted person and dig nity, for the pride, arrogahce, and grandeur of _Luke's prosperous state ; but in the fawning de jection of the earlier scenes, and the rage:and des peration of his fall, he gave a correct and faith ful portraiture of the character. The new Piece of Jean de Path was repeated with success.• The house was crowded. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING. Til URSDAY, Nov. 3. Mr. Payne's Onyx, Bst. 21h. beat Ld Foley's Scapewell, Bst. T. Y. C. 200g5.-7 to 4on Onyx. . Mr. Bourerie's Schelicrazade, 7st. 71b. beat Ld G. H. Ca vendish's Alcohol, 7st. l2ib. Ab. M. 500g5.-6 to 5 agst Scheherazade. Forced Handicap Stakes of logs each, for three yr olds and upwards. T. M. M. Mr. Stonehewer's Hamlet, 6 yrs, Bst. 111 b. - - 1 D. of Rutland's Kutusoff, 3 yrs, 6st. 91b. - - 2 Mr. Villiers's Don Cossack, 4 yrs, Bst. 21b. - - - :3 Mr, Crockfurd's Marplot, 3 yrs, Gst. 51b. - - - 4 Even betting on Hamlet. Mr. Prince's Young Eagle, Bst. 21h. beat Ld Jersey's Can non 41b. T.Y.C. 200g5.-6 to 4 agst Young Eagle. A Sabscription Handicap Plate of 501. for three yr olds and upwards. I). I. Mr. Stonehewer's Hamlet, 6 yrs, Dst. 31h. - - - Mr. Villiers's hr. h. Merryfield, 6 yrs, Sst. 1016. - - The Judge placed but two.---7 to 2 agst Hamlet. MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY being the sth day of November, according to annual custom, under.the will of Mr. RAISE, fOllll brewer in ‘Vappityr, six -maiden women, educated at his Hospital, in t l.4'owden Fields, Wapping, will meet the Trustees at the Sehool-house to draw lots, under time will of the founder, for a prize of 1001. as a marriage portion. The man of the choice of the successful candidate must be a me chanic belonging to either the parishes. of St. John, Wapping : St. George's in the East ; .or St. Paul, Shadwell ; and must have testimonials of his character. Time young woman must have at tained the age of twenty-two, and have been in one place three years as a servant, with strict proprietp A drawing takes place twice every year, on the sth day of May, and the sth day of November. There is not only a sufficient fund for those purposes; •hut also to educate 40 boys and girls in reading, writing, &c. solely at the ex pence of the testator. Mrs. INPGIBBoN, late of the Covent-Garden Company, is now performing at the Chester Theatre with great success, She was to play - -Juliet to Air. H. NEMBLE'S Romeo on Tuesday last. A NIERICA. A Boston Paper of the 21st of 3eptember con tains the following article 4 ‘ WAR ON THE SOUTHERN COAST 'OF MASS,•_- CHUSSETTS.-Letters from .Cape (,god state, that on. Wednesday last, tiro thlieers from the Spen cer and Leander, British men of war, then lying in Truro, announced to the inletbitant: the in tention of 'Commodore llagg•et, who commandi the squadi•on„ to destroy the silt-corks erected there, unless ransomed by the payment it thousand dollars, and requirim.:; xr an , e, - er in 15 minutes. The weather ‘vould not permit imy answer being returned ; and the titl - i.ers prevailed upon to remain there Ou Thursday morning a Committee w cut nit board the Spencer, and obtained the red , etiou of the rauson to twelve I I l Aunerct. c.0..ar,,, and promked to make good scnne baggage hdonging 1i t Leah- der, which had been cast 3AlVay on lice C:hpe, its tier dispatch boat, and which has sinctf been libelled in Court. Capt. Ragi4et in -formed the Ccoutinttea he had orders to destroy all II:e towns whieli weie essailable, in retaHo ion of the depredations cool. !pitted by the American fUrees in Canada'; that it was an unpleasant business to hint, and therefore on his responsibility he would accepLa stip , ilated ran soii, and Sparc the towns ; and that the 4:snruitl vessels would he spared, but the vessels in en:ploy wotild he taken. Similar requisitions have been made of Brewster, d -1,000 dollars ; of Welifleci, 3,000 - Orle‘t As the towns were was expected they would be compelled to caplin• late. Permission was refused for vessels to carry salt to market to raise the ransome-money. 17 is added, that the Commodore had expressed Hs de termination to destroy Barnstable for an indignity to one of his officers !" THE 111,113.1(E1 S. CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 4.—We had some very considerable arrivals this moaning, both Forei;. , ,a and English, which, added to what was left on hand' from Wedmsday, caused a very dal! Fine Wheat may he considered to cow iliac. at the prices of Wednesday, bat there %vas no demand for ordinary. Oats have declined Is. pvi gaartcr. 131rley was also Is. cheaper. Malt was dull. hi other kinds of Grain there was no alteration. English Wheat 58s. eGs. --s. NewWltite Pease - 6!/s. -s. Fine ditto -70 s. -s. -s. Grey Pease - - - ;his. 455. Old ditto - - S4s. -s. Nelt , Grey Pease •- 455. -s. Foreign do. . -48 s. 58s. 68s. Tick Beans - - - 365. 41. i. Fine - ditto - - 71:s. -s. - - -s: I Small Tick Beans -. 40.. 41.5. Old Rye - - JO,. 325. 4iis. i Fcitd Oass - - - , 173,-213. New ditto - - - -s. -s. I Fine ditto - - - 9.5t.' 27i. Barley • - - - 235. 295. -s. 1 Poland ditto - -18 s. :.is. Fine ditto - - -30 s. -s. 1 Fine ditto - - 2.35. .;os. New ditto - - - 355. -s. Potatoe ditto - - 345. ---.. Malt - - - - Gls. 07s. ;tape Seed 251. ti3i per last Fine ditto - • - 7.45. --s. Fine Flour - - tif,s. 70, White.Pcase (boil.) 51s. 59-3. Seconds - - Gus. 65,;. SMlTties ELD, Nov. 4.-This day's Market had lint a short supply of the varioas kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mritlt;n, Peal, and P.,rk, supported last prices; and the trade in gi,..neral was not over brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were sLqriewhat dull ; Hay, Straw, and Ci,ver, fetched last prices The fol lowing prices and numbers are ao accurate statcLuent :- To sink the Offal, per stone of Sib. Beef, 4s. Od. to ss..ud. Viittein, ss. Od. to 6s. Od. Ve - d, ss. Od. to 7s. Pork, 7s. Od: to 83: Od. Beasts, 790. Sheep, .ifiuo. Calves, 140- Pigs, 370. HAY-M.ARii.ET. . Hay, al, to 51. ss. Straw, 11. Ins. to 9./. Clover, 41. 10s. to 71. 03. .. CAMBRID(;E, Nov. 3. The Rer. John Waite, M. A. was last week unanimously elected, ley the Corporation -of head Master of the. Free Grammar-SC:11001 !,:•••. ed by King Edward the Sixth at that place, in _ci.e room of the late Rev. Thomas Orme, D. On Monday last an inquisition was taken at the Blue Boar Inn, in this town, before OR; (h>. toner for the Borough of CaMbridge, on view of the body of the Rev. GAWEN of the Fellows al St. John's College, in this University, who on Saturday evening precediai.! - , being au outside passenger of the Ipswich stage-• coach, received so much injury in passing uui the gate-way into the said Inn, as to.survive only a few hours. The Jury found a special Nerfik.,t, and acquitted the coachman of all blame, it being. satisfactorily proved, that he gave every neceF-a;.y caution to the passengers : but several accidents of a serious nature having occurred at the saute place, the Jury considered it their duty to make a representation of the unfortnnate event !to the Magistrates, soliciting their interference with . the proprietors of ihe coaches end landlord of the Inn, trusting that proper means will be immediately adopted to prevent a recurrence of similar disas ters, and to ensure the safety of passengers in future. BRIGHTON, Nov. 1.-A person about the mid dle age, who has much the appearance of a Jew, arrived here this morning, and it is conjectured a post-chaise and four, from which he alighted near the entrance of the 'town lie applied al most immediately at Packer Office, to know at \Villa hoer the first packet would sail'for Diepi)e ; anti on being informed that the Union would under way soon after the arrival of the roaches from London, he appeared in tic h disappolitte,n,• and hastened to the White Horse Inn, where ire took a pest-chaise to Newhaven ; but tinding packet there, he returned, without loss ot another chaise, from the Bridge inn, dire - cte:i the postillion not to stop at the White •Elorse., -! , et him down at the Gun, on the West Cid. Ills enquiry respecting the pa-kets was anxiously rt newed, amt he soon after engaged the Ivhole of the Elizabeth for himself, opt condition the Ca7)- tain sailed immediately ; the Steward and not being in the way., Were left behind. En os,n this person : having 110 luggage, his evident ec - A barrassed manner, and extreme anxiety to get C the Continent, it is conceived here that no 011 - nary motive induced him thus abruptly to leay the country. The reduction of nearly 50 per cent. • in the price of bark, has caused not the. slightest altera tion in the p r i ce o f l i mber. The foller,viag melancholy accide n t Oecurroa is C 3 : i t I A ) T : i 3 7 re Saturday lio,, of last :-----A s , IColle!1e, r::!S entering into the -Blue Boar Inn, Trinity-stree , ., on the roof the Ipswicieccoach, he was so nine . crushed (owing to the lowness of the gateva-,) to cause his death in a few hours.