The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-13 00:00:00

~~ ; E D.41,1,0t Y . ' r eite r 4 .N 1 j. S,,ekr, whOse • knowledge.,and ex t.ientl if 'exhibitio n* NI 1p ii ilt..seriptioh are wt . !' ii .' ni an Ali ie pliv.ite l efilt`art r has rendered ) 4 , 4 all 'abi 1 nr gtheriii esteem and rei;Pe% tin' Z.'leli the ~ .:.,)ple nt the Metropolis Wit h,,a .! 4 ight °f .. I' irtctlit i , 4inutir of the Birch:day of the Prince. Zrt, li ii.trpossible h; tlescriol , ' the .euribsity Eitel ' l lit h t .,Y `' ll 'e l ' P'.e..411,11 among .ithelveople it, st:4_3, bat parGol iii 'manic' tile truti•ediate. t,,,,,,41 0.60, hackney fir kl..', la wiffiess this in '' 04: 4 ,!P u 11.1je. , It seethed ahnost as if lite whole ~ , ..,,, twig ttte coulary ILL! tis•em b 4, ed 'oil the oc- .4 Nit, iti4 it is 'or ' , l " 1 "d e l ti ,. .ri• ":`" 'IIS 10 mate that n..thing 4414 1 , 14 '' Prugrs.'s) oft _ ue hosittem at i oget ner, and his ) ~,P 194 " . t•Lvias - a more clear atEno,phere to lutycittl Op mt, 4 1 1 ( evid, .1- to 'all lea' is ~t the lii, - ,Z!,-As-a tv4 ili,wever it was pretty generally ini,,i,;„. 4 vr I* . an occasion of the• same kind , 44'111% ate Spettators. 1 of vehicle was called in to re d) !riot and••four to the co:Atty. while such modes of conveyance incrtdibitity, the roads. on well h thoUSatuts ,If well-dressed Pe- the obstacles of dud and CrUsh legiirckit. 'l' o desc;ihe the con in the town o 1 Hackney Would ry avenue poured its torrents to the groat majerity of whom, bad 'a,,,equently formed an almost itn toe strum opposite the , gate, ritS impossible to pass without the tot unattended with danger., The 'Mich extended from Hackney to aw Move forward, pnd 'a , great horse many of whom were of ,high fashion, were constrained to alight ,in end of their journey. Not best: circumstances, however, the ' .l eued by the presence Of nearly %kit e t , P tr ,' l ' ll, , who, during the interval : %I t ital , , ..octi their entrance, to the ascension, bil 1 i :e4 by th . , . . .. 1 4 hu e nutted efforts of two military I .B7tter ill - I Pl'Ved the most lively airs, and excited 141 ' r ailly ii:„..",, 1 9 1 .uoii humour, which was c0n '04144, .6qttatfr by the propitious state of the Tl‘ c , t., lec et ...._ p • . w l'ettii 141 Y reeaution s had been taken by Mr. i Pitvr rit I . 1 tlife , . tile improper Intrusion of .persons 141 , 1 , g"Lrrti of ti" 4 the Mermaid, by the introdUc 'aft Ito ; . Li of th ,N„ t • . to ~ Iniser pea ce of fi cers, outsi.te : 4 1 4 ,4by f iie timely aid and, assistance of :14ato,i;;"'leis Militia, which regiment, with 41 414 , 4 Inl et- I ' l Y, kept the ground, and at the fl it b .otsl o r d _ taii," l l44 1„,. 1 ~L I • • hi .4J41 0 - 11, -- ueett previously brought i from the ii ,!Htig 4 i ,,,,, e ardens, w hither the arrel, con -411') it wer"43rainable gat neeesiary to be used in • lit nilith e Piked. About eight o'clock in the tit' i t 4 Ne il c ~ t i,, . . 9 1 1noyed in tins de e ,4i,tr,ii, ~r ation ~,L . . department b 1 41 . lend anc , Auld), under the direction and 6 1 , At L of Mr• Sadler, continued till near )I tIN 4 "" i tlock ' . 14 , 4 . W heli it . when the pritcess was•coni- tir tij 4l 'l'eant ute ' e iiaiioOn Was stifficiently inflate d, ij„rcitipp lae was such as to call forth the most b: 1 - hi 'ti t G h t ,,, i° " kolti at least 3001) specta B 1 6 n -. ( i - C t ! l . (the process ot' tilting has i ti i t rap ythel tled that it would be unnecessary t 1 , 44, 0 , liii,agti of-our paper with a closcriptiE'in), 1,41,.t•wi„.,,, tllYikaranee nt . the Balloon was truly riii i :.,,, , ef,d m L i er ` kii brought mite toe Gardens 3 A l f t° tile Balloon; Its 'qiith '" latth beauty , and , brit :, lit 'ilay Welik'n , ftvolontftry-hul St of appliMat l IT I 1 4f its 40,7 (otteeivedwlien we give a shore wl,4t4a.4l,,,,,ii',u'skintientil. • . ' (4 4 lit ' 5444, 13 , the sl ate, only fresh varnished, as tic , 1 ' iitle 4 , 44 7' aicended at Canibridge ; but the - 14 ),, i 'at h 4 Lkor i t t , l , l ll !e eitreine.. It is an e tire new i l CI Ann i a ,j" ql al_i appropriate matintfr tot the lttit,:nq wit h t ,"rlt a tliit . Prince Itegeh,* ri h • ..,h 4 „L''' , and ti tt -e 'u'lful yellow sillt,cif the :,tali ht. kt, 341tlit, b arns ; l4u l i with eXc l uisitely elLtpr lito'l,.-4'a,irc bcvoluttr.- Tie covering tS i':-)' - .•it;! q ' f it ilikat;' ` s tudded over with stalli of must %11, 11.1/,1 '4 14 4 . 1 ( 1 ) (:e i a `.teat', of .c..itit MIS I. ''Y'''' Li i t i,. - quip ,s .. -, C u Vb. " 11 41; u` the ear ;. v, h tt:lt 1,, :Idotut•.c . i 1 4 ;14 .4 'rt f retw 4, and the wit-side 'displays a ra . l kiir lo T i gl l ., ~,1 ( . ) ,t‘lt, cari. r d in the [post cations t Ar 4 : 4 1 tri ll : ) q ethslCd with ~ II i11t,01 . 1 . Wl' el $ anti `t.,,,i,..c.4dditsi„„ae,till,httln.ileiitt4, At each end o t• flit , '"' I" 1 t-i.l . t "(lie- Ret!, ,it' d DlUtlles,. litioi) L 4 .tiv t . ' ' sluff , - • . t ", - ~1, 4 ') al.ki 4,01 cd with 3 varlet Yof t tatb... ',r t ." , ~.„, "Ltiii;!tirth• c „ ~,! .. 4 ;t• l'he f.anopy, which. i'' ' 4 4 i -41 1k ii , i ''' of treonii at form, con paned !l:'lci i e,,t7'ik 16 tili 01 which h ritt 7 for in 411 i and ‘ ostly Ohmic , of groP (t9r ; Atkti e'l by c . ki t , 4),y ~. 1, 14 01Ce i (0 which the B.oluon 5t,,,,4%,:d,0i.,;14,_0! thirty golde t cords ; added to . 1, 4,, 1 1 :44,i 4 6_l,4lilitionat oacs, ot the Same beauty, 1 , 41 ',%(, ) ,, i : I I) the coi - iiiee to the . car, °ve i l. these W4,144)41,4 l a litt,' with gilt aJorn tritnniings, • ‘ l % ,q i i l t l ' i t e e ' l t ,wisl. 1. On the t- ip are six other '",,, 11"tiliv,dilep. lurtning stx se(liptis, rich of )/ 10 01 1 1 1 :tti th , l q ' , IMO of laurel; acid. told ''!'... ' 4 ' to le .. itl t Z , ri,ae of the most supero _ ()bras Th. , 0 1 = r,7 41 ' 1 3' of man can • devise, or which it` ' 4 411 '''' g)eti • L ~ ~ , 016 4 , 04,4 ,vas • ?t01• ean nape to see realized.- . ()It,' kr t„,-,,. tiled in th s uthettleófiler of ti , 414, % , k ," .11 ti g , ~ „ e. Qt -,' ' ,:hti 4, 411.'4 j i ,, f%tt-th, where tue rice: 1;431y tip mtiqa, 11 4 re Y.!! 4 1) often been described, Was 1 ,4,i4 by. 4 1111 small portion of. the' green was 17414, 4 144 - 4 1 Paling of, deal-begirds,' without 2Ntti t : k l_at) l la c 'lA;_err , kept ~w ith some whose 7,.. „woks ki nd , It! lower l - fainlets, vliose as 7 '- 411,4 0 t0 thi :Y Valued by the Colkinel to Mr e l . t y 1,4, iirAwnoal'ot ' Was a great portion 61''1We 3'Phi l l';''s(ll, l wit the grattfieation ;of w hoie' Cu , fi r ly t ,' 4 , 1 Ita lk ,: t .Plac*ki to give? every- necessiiry e,qt fe te '''•att i,„ ,14 the nature of the. process. i ' , li `li :vtri i 'i'," ti vi i ) ck the.efti was c" onveyecl il 1 1)i„,.'i ~.,,, iti le Spot wiltfrel he Balldon Was k ' g t. , l4l 4 . th u q4, lly ' N in ir ti . o ial elY 'atrixed . lo the netting 14 1 . ::itt t4 , c ''viii i i, „1,, 04',Ilr,ipt-lior, who super, , 1 i it, n t h; 11 4v eritef ' "etsS.. and by his activity and til t ti, u.tt of",,11'" obtruston of ,the crowd, i p ! ( (,,4 4 :_ i t io, bi,‘_!). sclitlicry; wi , re , ended our . ;',..61 uilkiiiiittg Iliew tifole. of tats scene, its Cll tt j ia tli l ., cootato anxious impatiencerwas Ob ke44With4:,tvas sc, o l4 ''ets of the cool irude, Mt:' t ri : 44 1 , 1 t4:4l' Itreitt oit " va4 kikig to and fro in the:gat= tt„'q ty , 4 44.1 of CcAPottuie. Hc, of course, fr.4l it _l i ti t i, warm_ Aetteral attrotion, and wi, t t 1 th, ' l % at $ ?it 4cciatuations of the spedat' Qll4 l 4 `vet ' 4 ,inte, id . . - . , tti l kre cto brio(' the Balloon / Z tLi ' el) to the - k". ' tl itm o il‘ ti le Upper ope ; out..9licto tit° ViUd, anti the cloiness , i' • • t - • free • g., that' . plaCe %Iris deemed hripr'Ftic - dOe' t ann . it Was . recnived to as'eend tram (mitre of 'ihe' small plain which . the 133 io.ni.isto3.l. An hilt Matto': to . thli etlee.t hating'wt-n given, the• thr of erturse enncentied their nip - thers in that direttioir,., and at tw: , .nty'rninoles before three o'cli=ck; all hong, in' readiness, the netut , tui maetine Was innted . .for-: ward r -bei.itt detained from rising oy the.exertions' at twentyipeisnip., wlyi lie tin, of the Cal. Saving arrived at the destined soot iroin whence, the' aerial voyage wa , _ to comibente; Mr. Sadler. entered tnN Car, - and 'was immediatel-y; tollowed;;toi Captain Paget,, and on takini: their seats, .sotie bottles of wine, and other reireshrtientrt weft: to them, ..which . !he gathinuCaptain stowed a Nay-, wit,h perfect Wtchalance. Au a=t tul. silence now prevailed throughout the Garden., save Mini:— diately 'rotted the .Car, where s Jine qtr amongst the friends of Mr. Sadler in taking 1 •a•, F- of bita and hls'companion. At length,' the 6 , 6 nal being given, all hands let go, and at seeriteen,iiii flutes- before three, the ifilloori ascendil in a style of grandetir which impressed every heart with t:ie strongest sentim , nts of awe and admiraiion: No thing could exceed.the magnificence of the , scenr,, nor could language adequately poorit ay titet ecstacy which seemed 'every where to iitevak The fist moment of surprize over,. one universal burst of ap plause. rung' foot l all directions, and the aerial ira vtllers tie re sninteci I).y'the'wiwing handkerchiefs of 10,000 beautiful frenaleS, than qt•liteli a more lying Speaacle Could not be conceived. . Thy Bal loon at first ascended in a perpendicular' line, and hovered ..fot eotiitt minutes .in itc„,rtiwt. tnajel're mariner ... over the GardenS, ttfOrding the highest de light to the multitude, who v!peated their shout s of applanse . with the warrnest enthusiasm. At fifteen minutes before three it topk an easterly direction, but shortly alerw.ods - bore a little to the South,the voy agers being still visible, and the waving of their fl.igs being distitialy seen,. S,eiti. afterwards the Car was indislinguisinible, but the Balloon remained in sight, still keeping an 'E. and by ‘ g. dire c tion apparently towards Kent Joy 38 min.ttes, W h en it entered a cloud, and was hid from:. view. Darin the whole of the interesting scene, from the preparations which were made for the public accommodation, by Mr.-SaJler, the greatest older and decorum was observable jvithin the Gardens every individual seemed to experience his full' 1 - 16 7 ure of enjoyment, and - not one event occurred to mar the pleasures,ot the'day. ' An express arrived last night from Tilbuty Fort , stating, that Mr. Sadler descended at that place at ten blinutts past tour o'clock; alter • a sale journey --all well; From thiii it appears, that the fEronauts kept the course of the Thames fur nearly the whale of their voyage ; and we rejoice to observe; made god; their latiding •without meeting with any accident.—The vGi,ag . e abut one hour and a half, and - the dis tance about '47 miles: , . . We . copy the following letter - , and the ohserva tibns which follow, it, from the Patriot, an Irish JoUrnal, whose principles are sound, and whose z... 11 in soppnrting them we have before bad occasion to commend : (lever teal irt: A ll Y l l to 11 jt strip kw! Irurn lie t „, ."1. anl 4 4 7 4 ded 40is mi :'' -11 !leti intioer wltr;rn fkop • : i, "ItY 11.47,7 1 It ; tvilr Oat iii „7 0 mi ens, pe net ; sl l ', ariti con, thr ri „ 114 inal jtt L in . l 4 , Ylti c t, w 4 li lt 41ttieulty, nc Shuredi cat H rl i , s, wt to u l d t . l'elp k i lb ° o . 44 4.vis ttor a (till 40 /11 1 and l a y "a ir om 111 e 04.4 411144 % all th thr " I *tie erlt " hilio '441 Der. MR. ARciOTIALD 11A Nll LTON ROWAN. Archibald Hamilton Rowan i‘ critic!) obliged to such of his Tebitury'as, unknown to him, hive to exPreised their sense of. his coOdu4i, having, since his arrival, exercised a right, wnie.i he, however, looks upon as founded in priii cipk; though he'is concerned to find, that in sot instances it has gone so tar, as to take discount upon .discount tlve payment His notir.ns 01 the right of property inland, im pel him to share every peceniaryinconveitience, arising •from the rapid' flight ,of specie from. these countries, .in .coin ion with his tenantry; front whoie as well as his owtr r1;10, Its rents fl ~ w in ano d proportion. , • . But he foreSees,i hat a tine is.rapidly alvancing, when, the depreciation of paper-inoneY tuay . go to that excess, . though present it is scycely .landhoplers may, and illtht, by taki(l . l4 Bank.tiotes as stellkg inuiley, bear much. wore than an equal and just share of the byrilteri of that, calamitous A. H. R. is concerned that those who wish.to occorrinc , ...l, do not loin 'the little pha lanx heaocil by SI F. Bur& tt and Mr., in.t.he House of ConntiotlS,,, and in the country of ping land, by dial venerable patriot, MI se steady nealt and head 11e% ..wt.q...ral th e eau,i e ol llekirin, Major Cartwright, iu theit p.ti snit' ; and t bus procure to the, pepyle ot tin h • conutries a rittoseiitation iti diem FlouSe by quiet means,. raft er than iisk,the making it the eon- Sequence of ii ruat ion 'or despair. Klitiltaga ca;tie, ,luly 30, igii. 'With a feeling of - More regret than Wecould en tertain on a common occasion, we read the above address of Mr.. Archibald Hantiltoo ( Rowan to his tenantry.--This justice will I;e i ticcorded to us, that , we never' rent from 'his broW the veil of, pardon which the clemency of the Sovereign hail cast around him.—We rejoiced rather to observe, that in .all 'the confusion' which certain men have la boured to create, tra had h rood aloof ; and that "'unto t 4 .!ir.t.isseilibly 'he was not'utrited."—What• `ever had, he..,ert his p ,st conduti, we thought he had seen atid rept:late(' that 'error, wholes remembrance it .wohld have been equally ungenerous :hid unwise 10 reviVe. &vile has himself compelled 'us to ex• press our regret at his newly awakened deSire of triingii. , 2: in political di•cuiisions ; at his torqettul 'Jness of tie oqhgation so Justly due from him to the Govern mei . • ' • • Surely Nlr. Bowan cannot believe that his ont lawry. was rererse.l, - his exile caneelled, his errors not: tise a stronger 'teem) forgotten, his pardon bestowed, for the purpose of publishing po advice;ana• of insinuating . dangerous .possibi ' Mies. • We, who saw_ him stand ae the Liar of the king's I 3 tech tn'ple - ad Eris pardon—we:who heard, the mild adruyiniion of the presiding Judge —we, who beard Iris . uwa ptiaftvssiocis u ditty and gratitude, lead with astonishment . his ailvice is his depetidents.--EVen yet we cap scareily believe that HE, who has to th4tik the King for his liberty, if nut for his life , -who if; indebted tO the Govertintent for restored happiness . ; that ILE . .,hotild pubit i ely advise a juoc» tion with the `‘ ptutlatt of Sit F, 13/? . IG'FiTqA 7 ; AuGcrsi • The triwtf. ncontmool thin, .acid as, the Prince s- nut exiiitt:lrti, it probanly will not be (tiller !his Th s ticing.the Prince's 11:nh-dqy, a Royal tie it .alti; C. Wati , hrgel. the batteries at one o'clock .; - sour! shipi %kir that pre I) ing oti the town -ako uvon • the occasion. ,•The ~gast York . hi, h are stanotted here, the Vt/ovvick, whrvu are at Lewe., the Prince's Iteglav'nt, and a latige detani.inent LA Horst- At tilleryi 113(10 fie,ld-day Upon Newntarket-ltd1;, they fired • a feu de, joie in _ . . howair of the Prince's birth-day and atterwiid‘ the whule ,line gime three cheers, ., After which the U soopF teTurned 10 their reve:litreAnarters. The weather is riot quite kettled, and is rather, et - mi . fur August. The farmer's abotit }Sere are getting in their tarveii, which is ur.cortunonly .abundant. THE PRINCE REGEAVS,I3III7I-1-I)AY. Yesterday ,'being the . natal day. of the Heir •Ap pirent to the Th one of these Realms.. the same was celebrated by the 'Tradesmen of floyat. Highness 'wiiii-the usual manifestationsolluyaltyandgtutiluA. 'A grand dinner was given at the Thatched Hoose Tavern, where were assembled together about 70 persons. • ThetrPrince with his accustomed conde scension andliberality, sent his usual present of two. tat bucks. The Stewards mere Messrs. Crocker, thigh, Cilium, and Simpson. ' At six o'clock the -company sae down, to ,table; when the cloth was renioyed, /Von nntis Domine was admirahly sung. by Mes;rs.N4e, Ty reh,, ):sans, and King.' Among.the loaqts were, King:—The' Queen.--The Prince Regent... The Army... The Navy, acc. " God sane te King,' ; " Rule Britnnil," and " The Prince. and Old E !gland for ever," wer e among• the &ip. The evtning was 'passed with the v,rea:est harmony apd conk iviality. The party. did pot separate until a late hour. Mr. de serving of great praise for his atteution, and the goodness of his wines. ILLUMINATIONS. Thewell,,Unarkood wi,ll . of - bii Royal Hilliness the Prince ,Regent, that all demonstrations of re joici,ng should be avoided, did notperinit any illu inii,itions at the Public Offices.: 'The Theatres, however, the Tradesmen : of his Royal Highness, and various individuais„vied in. testifying their joy .at. the.feturn of an anniversary schnteresting to tiv,: country, by the exhibition of brilliant and tasteful de:vices. THE OPERA. kiousa had the iritials P.:11. with a lardliatr starin the middle, ,surmounted by the ap• propriate Plume ; tlie,whole on a large scale, and yery.tastcfully variegated pale red ground gave the lamps a 'remarkably brilliant' effect. A crowd of spettators did homage to •the design, who were occasionally amusud with squibs and craCkeri.. The boys extorted a salute frOnt every coach thAt pi;ssed, which was tt.ut' reluctantly confrlied with, amid loud cheers' and ardent demonstrations of satisfac• • COVENTGARDEN . TItEATr-n.--The cyphers P. R.. with a moat splendid star to the centre, surmount ed by ,p rich .plume, formed in vaiiegatt.d•latnps, with themet tc).le4 Dieu to goldlette% on a grew, fe.5100.1; the . whole arranged mulct toe portico' in Bow-street, produlied a wand cir, , a, .• The LYCEUM.—The letters P. 11. a star in the centte, :Ito a 'brilliant plume above; the whole in varittgaied lamps. Thu- Little Theatre, lIAINIARKET, displayed a simple' P. It. which was execo:ed with -sufficient neatness, but ‘l.ilbo.t.tt any splendour. Freibourt.h and Treyer,Tobacelnists to his Royal Highness, pre-wined I.P.A R. surtnimoted by the plume,' very t istelully executed. Their neighbours, and \ klugnenin, .pertnmers, tollo;sed the same design. HaWlies ac i d Moi4eley's Military Warehouse, Pic- Cathay, strewed a plat-, but elegant festoon ever the Royal arms in the front. • • Mr. Weston's house, in Bond-street, attr:Oled con.iderable notice, .and displayed, in very brilliant varie4atAl lattips,, the P.ll. ‘Aitli-a stark) the mid dle el uncommon lustre, surmounted -by the lea- It'S gun very ta,tetully varied. ..The'Guards Subscription Hoose in St. James's- Street, P. R. ,with a crown in the centre, tastefully varievated.. . . Bundle's Subscription House, P. IL a crown in the centre, with' a very rich and highly; variegated star hOow.;.the whole,on a lard; scale,. Btonkvais, P. It. witii - a star in 'the middle, stir- - n - 101104 by , a rich feather and very brilliant les- ,0011, l'lteitnuse,nt Mr. Mortimer, the Gunsmith, at; • traded a crowd of spettators by its novelty of de-, vv. Between the P. R. w,ai a large portrait ot hitt IttlyA Highness 'seate.t under a canopy, with wsccp tre,in his hand, and the crown on. 1114 right,. sup- Ported b a cus,hion. At Iris feet, a iCupid was pbutitig out ,roses, and, other ernble,nts of plenty, groin an•inverted cornucopia, while l others vete ent• pi o y e d in orituit4 emnlemitticall,Of ,the fine arts. The 'whale had a tine effect, but the likene:is •wa • • hot vciy cot rea. .The house 'of 'Dawson - add. Lipshahl,. coafec; 'inners, had the balenriy surtundliiedyith a 01 himps„ above NV P. a hiell was G. P siai - above Ill.! whale , sufmnbuted by very - tile ‘plume. The 'Union Club House exhibited n'ver the colon nade. the P. It sinatounted by a feather nit a very laige scale; the'lainps being ad of a pale y4lhtv, give a peculiar saltness to the 'btilliaticy of, the tights. • . , Mr. Btunti's,, itt Charing-cross,. presented a 'G. P.' R. surmounted by a 'Aortic, 'the whole exe. cuted 'with much newness. Chalk's:Gold' at;il Silver I,lce Mannfactory, 'P. R. surmounted by, a plume, with a' range Of lamps 'on the baleuity. • 4 Mr.' Mith„ , ,ley; the Chemist, exhibilito a simple (cotter, .but vt;TY/asteluily eXeCitted. The house of Mr. Kelly, the Sadler, &hewed a very oleg;int'aticlbilltialit plume, in the City, the bhop of Messrs. Rundell and Bridge, Jewcileix, .Lu.l 4 .ote Hill,. was particularly conspicuous; a crown, with the letters G. P. R. of variegatedAntrips, *eve extremely brilliant, and at. traded much notice The shops of Mr.-Adams, Optician; Parker and . Perry, Fleet-street ; ,Clementi and Co. Organ makers ; and Mr. Fearn, JeWeller, chemiiisidt , ;.were elegantly-illuminated. .cln a former Paper e w remarked 'hit the Scotch, I , 4'.ers aim )0.11c,.0 e riVitl ut Crib, vkit:,, all i t s res 4ectiol_ti. 1.a.:0 due to r.ttlk tot g sp.:hi:ls, in b , !ter . h,“e exutti s:-4e.)- We tii ! d,• 6f: vet,.ll,at diet, vv .!-s one..4oCeg r .iim, am -1)4, , Ilk— ft) The gl!tor 01 The fefinl•ii.,:4 26,11 silt. i trotluced tilC p ti upot, (;..; tliAt had .•ppe , ll.-(1 in the t , tll,r l3a i r,, w tits the toLuvbing g: \V.hen the atu , unt of morhy rot tte idief ot pri,otiers ili I , ' , raliee, now r . (r the cease of ir st-arch I ) ainounts 49.0001.. t ht=r- , :, is— Ein-sh on' liter,: is, 0,00 . 01, fic-ptitiing upon a boxing- •watch ! eitampi n Cribs arrival, and on z Sund.li too !. on a • Alit to a (.4entierniin of Aberdeen (ur sltould I-0 glad to .know w. at kind al Geniiemaii he is), on tits way to Captain Barelly's seat, where he iv to go into training:--this UMI be announced, lor,thyn, as it lie, the 7n&itorious Crib, did honour to the,city of Aberdeen by .his presence ! wh it will.the starving tnatinfaaurers of Setuhind say .w when they read this ! Sfia4le; shame, upon it !" Li 'consequence of this paragriph, Crilyaddr.;..ssed the toltowtitg card to tike Editor : - ".Mr. Crib presents 'his respeas to thd Editor of the Edittturgh Stor. ; —Mr. Crib saw (wiih iv hat sa tisfaction the Edilor may re , • hating to : him in a late Paper, and 'he will take the eppottLinity of soon passing throngh Etliiihnrgli,. to: Mate due personal acknociledgrnents for the farenir dune by Sionehaven,.29lll .1..1y;•18 'o this card, the Editor, in his pver.of the fith, m.kkes be following' typly • • 1` It Mr. Crib, by posonol acknowledgements, meatii any thing in his professional hne, ,as not aaepts is the noble science of boxing, we think it would be but fair to gi% e vi. a little tittle to procure a C...iinpioir.,-and,put hinaiii training: perhaps Mr. • Cflb . , friend, at. AbEitleell, might be induce,' .to sup,A ttt e9d his eduLation.7 There ,was " no Court of Aldermen to day.-.;:ri , e: Loin MAYOR, after inspecting the meal-weighers . returns,, ordered the price of Breid to be raised id. per peck ; the,quartern-loal will then be Is, , A true bift of indiOrnent'was found against,Da rtiel - llawion, a man well "kno‘,vn on the turf On years, ,at the late Cambridge Assizes, for poisoning .the toce-horses at Newi-narlet. The etlitiin BiIiMiNpHAM MUSIC MEETINO expetited . to be eery «<li attended this tieason,-,-- CATAt.ANI, 11liAr1/01, VAC/MIMI, the KN VOTTS • 13ELLAMY, BARTLEMAN, atici oiher.tespedahle Voeak Pertormers, it seems, are engaged, for. the occasion. CAA:IMR is to lead; and it - is said that not fewer than .two hundred vocal and instrumental Per. farmers are to musicr in the harmonic field. - Tigouit and bis gralki mpadion of .Horie are now 'in action at giiemiaghan), and 11 , 1 rs. 11.Joits. 's•rntq'is , the n 1811 1 .31 ili..roine on tie occasion. .11 the young ~lAride who lately eloped with her lover, whilsi lier.".,Brinegrrni was impatitn(ly . waiting for her," frankly own her tault, and is inclined to.return to her triendi, they lie. r,..,(1v to receive her, and will tOille t , ikelle:r' will inform them where they n, ay he'ar of h. r. A t k ia. , days ago, the woikinen rv ra. Iring a house in t.-,;,,sgoN, • I , ..r,Li b bee weep the conng and ,fIo3T, t o ur I wo rinist have - law in thAt Sit . L.l3l:o(l t.i fif y yems. In their ext. coal ap n enran c ,:, t.,cy te , cim bi u f , esit eggs, but witttlit they ore 11 , .1116w, except at th..! narrow col, 4qre there i, a sttull ritratithy of h:nry . tn,itter, which,ktypb the egg, ..vt)en kft dis'itroci, almost iii a perpendieular direction, • SOLDIERS' Wlvv.s:—By an AO passed in the last Sebstuo of Prirliarti:ent, cap. it)°, it is ebacted, that upon any teginient, bittalion,•corps,or detachthent, Leing embark -d fur toreign serviceohe Commintte ifib Officer is to . ttulte out .11 list, or lists, el :dl the • wives and children of 'hi- soldiers, to be .leit at the place of enthaikation, who are willing to - elairri the edier,-anc,t'under the Act, and shall gikre a duPlicate to every win.: and her farnily. who ,tp, ly for tie sarn.,., ceititving that she is the wife of a soldier `in 'his'regittietif.• • The w le is theo to take . t he certificate to ,a. ndig6bouring Justice, *he w ill make out a route for her, and sign , a cei titicate, spi..citying the _place to which she is going, that iihe May receive the. allorances authorised ' by' the Act, not exceeding two.pence a mile. And oters,-eNi, on produ6lion of - the certificate, to pay her the al. lowanee for the number of miles (not exceeding I:8 mde3) to the [1420 :place, and to indorse on the,.,:ci. tdicate the money so paid,. and take -the wile's 1- ceipt for the same. The Overseer is to be repaid by the Cclieilor, of Excise, and the Excise to be paid' as‘..thet-War Office sliall,appoint. At 'the last I".lare of receitiug,,the allowance, the viiornau shall deliver n a certii: ate to, the Overseer, who is to deliver it . •t 1 =" of: or of Excise, to be by him tv_io.mitted to I e - ()thee. - Women not Cop. plyiag with the tbregoing regulations may. be treat ed yap - buts. SWITZi:RLAND.—AIet ter from Lausanne, of the 24th ot June says :—" Another- twatrinche torik place on the, 14th .iuilant, at Villepauve, in the neighhourlined of the Laker, of Geneva ; b ut nntic i!otnpanied by those theadful consequenct::‘ 3:tencfatit . on tortner , ones. The heavy iin that during the preceding t-tionth is supped ter it the pen:Armed virt of thelnotintain in the vicinity of the abOve town, and detachtd . t he .satnatit front' i a base, as lame fissures,.thfet4fatds itt IA lath, were obsil' . vable t preceding. 'nem! appe;.trattLes warted the inliabd,mit sof their danger, and the moil wealthy r(ino6ed families and_ etic.ob ; and the Maas-" [rll[e%-persitadd that the fly of the ',tilers were eridabgred, mace such prntibion tor them, that they .were ertabkd to tallow. A ,Lure time evinced the prudence of this measure. On the t4th, at mid day, the"iumortphare_ bein g am re.roarkably 4-erce.e clear, the suininit, of it e: Fourehes, covered with se. item' hundred trees, sliddenty gave way ; ~ the cull. ellisiOn Vial, SO 1011 d that the 'report wa, oeattl at the distance of eight ntilei. The loins ,occupy a. space ut Line mile and quarter, , including a part ut tits town of Vtlieoativt. At Vevay and Novilie, tit* atm/unary nut! all the erfedi of an earthquake, .tlie 'looses bring rocked, the earthenware broken, sod tulnuorediapaced.'l U f e— ~ tf ~~ !it,-„, • lli , IL !fq,,,,..