The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-30 00:00:00

e ~ AVEHICAN PdPIIIIS. • FRoM FiAyTt.. Nye l,arii by the sloopiPaiience, that on the last ot,Xov,ruber, Petion, with his army, march ed out to ipeet Rigaud, who was at the head of.the EriVilds the South ; a bloody battle was. e)o. Petted. Chtisioplie, imitating the threatenitig‘lan . teledge of au old Emperor, gives out that h e h i - ttils to eat his, Cluistmati uinuer at Purt au 4Princ'e. ~, k .' . *".. 'ii 4- ,,, •:1 - t -.. ' , 4 -- OUR StIUTILERN :FRONT' E itS.T ~,, f - . • , The following is an &oral of a letter fro a Tl...otternan of high revectanility and int e llt 6 enc m e in - Ziksssippi T err i tory, da.eci Nov 28 : " 'lt ha; been cAI, tallied that Governor Claiborne 4v oilitl l'iacli Natchez on the 29111 •; sO t. at .0. c may ' t xliet;t, at an . ark , day, to receive information ot. 'tile manner in w inch he has brew able to ex , :cule his itinrilchoris, in taking posst...non of the territory vkin. of 16 Perdido. " inclosed yo,, vvill rec . eive, , tbe Flo ia l ag , a copy of a l etter fn 1 , e it .-, in iiiiceot Folch Governor• General or , by wttic, you w eh ill perc e, that the trade io i 11.,, tputter is reieast:d !rota thv but dittos uild. I 4 hlcti ii has ' , cell h4thei to opi:ressrd. "We are ann-toyed wtih anniller Burr project eg:illbli !he Soitiiiird4. 11 is headed by a Mr. Kcal it, &Lot Itiwv . ;e, 'lnd Mr. Keittudy, a lawyer ( , ) E I bis Oiler. 1.'14 1 hat invt.. Bled inaoy of our un forunate eitizei,s d U tiiretl ie •cross the Hai tonal uoundary, '''r 1, And ate a lew ..ays since raised their stan d - h are preparin g to attack the town of Alubill e. " " Sill ` -I n conformity to the Wishes of the Go-. ‘(;1001 611)1 the till; ed St ites, as expressed I)) tilett‘ h at ,,, al War in no, teller, a copy ol woicn you' I)itte prtselite I oi. , anti tit CtniNu( l l. - 1 ‘ Lice °I- Iltgucia- Colle' w• itth I have every reahon to believe are'll 'w pjliding o-tw% et) his Call" e Mai*YlB 'I and your .1 41.1 ""ivi)lii w, i ich 1 ant fully per.uaded will hpeciii- Y,Place tlie Floridas In . tic poSs:essiuti of the latter ; 11.1erhy kei,tre, that friiti ' tills Ukite, [to duties INha's'itver blia ir tie levied ur c , ,tl' clod at tilt PLiceo 1/1. 4111,0 U, OM ,:ISltt,.l, ILicl,,cline, P•tscaota, on an y , c 'istls; go .cs, or nieicliandtse, briunging to ally citize n la the u„i ext srate,4, ,er their territories, or lily person res ding in either, or passing to or trout the Nlississil pi territ..ry. st:atonict'ibietioetict. ot.this friendly step, wilichthe 1,11-o,l.lAGTernhttNit give s as an noequivocal proof en utstre to orem, ' i••. d' ) wilh , , aiii,a g, Lid um erbin,l 11 g .t. the United ktlat will ernpluy •theelti- a "Pe that their Got eninlel" 1612eArilteayd udo,(l4ipprorteelc°.l:ctlesilyi°thediscsil.ili;etnes'the tr°6lles L u ll Vt,ll inaoy year!. " Mobile, Nov,2 (Sl itled) "V. Foixit." 5, 1'610,--C.44.•F... P. Citines." NVASIIINGToN .."---.. T had I le d er cUui .--,4' D er 21,—.::11e • Senate to.A . ay lid l'er r i t r simelat i i na th e Bill respectiog the Mo or t , Fee :: Y i ! ' alKr ' after rteasting two allcuiplfi p, nt , d 0 1 ( . 1 ' 1 Isis lo tinbarrats rile (11;es' i.lll, Post." le I tnthor cu . d 'text, t Hsi eration of it to Weottesday . . , . ,i,tillle.olll2lcu.3,ll)ber.l4kr,lns'rollg 'a rrived here ion Thursclab . • ..............„ ' }, 6 sev en ',,Ott the t'Venillg of yesterda.y tsc'nnight, aro-t t)ili.lk. Mr. leolisnAw, a i‘etilleinan Of Preston, was h!htted liy three" footpads on the pie.,,ot. • road, ee.-. thifeeii Gilt -Ad House and Pairt•ield, near Liverpoo l . Wit.. ridiog 01. the to ia . p.vtitivnt, When a mail smtfltkiilY zed the bridl e ot his horse' dud demand .'" his n")rit,Y. Mr. liossnAW m:Ale some resistance tills demand, and dent:li; t'e .htruggle St. '" two other men cattle tip, one of whom in-. which en !Lia"llY flied a pi•tot, the 'bali 'in ' which passed :":,,t("la ' M. V'S tiotaea; and. wonn,led him in the "". The nth, -i alined, a btow at hian with a tre • eithdous bli.dgeon,' which, it it had taken efied • i'tl, ould Urob.biY ha\ e causid Ins immediate death ; the Nub,' who had first griz e d the while 'at the, w ()4t' ' tithN nil"'llo,en, and . ' stopped the blow as , 1 . 1 . aS descendkg One of them seized Mr. F. s ~‘"'li*chilie, which brt.ke in the attempt to draw ' ju t his 4 .incli ; but as he perceived that all resist" s'lce wr.ulti be, ft eitleSS, and ape Impossible, alter elitrvatilig them to desist (run, tardier 'violence, he lioje'ly delivered his watch and a considerable sum tatteof moiy, with which the robbers immediately de- Id. We ate itiolced to find that' Mr. F.'s *oiled is but slight, sokered. •1' and that he is aireadrilearly re ..'itis daring rubbery, at so early s'sPreatl much coestetion al-liong the inhabtf an hour, lit , of the villa es in the neighbourhOod'of Liver.' poul. . g ,r, ... , , . 1 SPARIIING,The Fives Court in St. M Olio's stle was yesterday attended by about threetlionsand I.litiateurs of pugilism of the first respectability, it being ler the benefit of •Ctib. Long previous to the. kning the doer f or admission, the avenues leading l a, die Amphitheatre were completely clioaktd, and the heene resembled th'e doors of the Theaws when Your% Retty Wai announce tor erformance-6n dreds who had obtained access through the doors Were unahle to view the exhibition,. irom the exces sive et'owd. , After some minor exhibitions, which it custotnitry,, Crib set to with young Belcher, and it was a .trval to the amateur. Mulineux set to with Richnian - and with.Firby, and he Manifest...." Navin consderable i I,proveincrit with the gloves, he ',aving before she him.selt a proficient in earnest• rowers tilso set to with Burn the bloodless flOtte, and the f ur with the assembly with sorne best er.aits of the science. The otther setting to was with, tirbi',6l', O'llonnel, and others of the pugilists: o f til )'• Betting on the fight betwixt Dogherty lid Silverthorne vt ere 6to 4. Silverthorne is also ma . - tchathitgainst Power 4 Lind Youttg Belcher. • cOrt. Wednesday .last, .Mr. W. AKKIISi .blltelier, tl` titlexeter,. exhibited tor sale a small Ileieford ;(''‘', bertght at Lord T'At.hter's auction of fat cattle l_ March laq. She was allowed by all who saw her to , be the fattest and most complete animal ever 4it°ghttled. She cut in solid tat through the hip eo s i n tft4s, and ca it regularly along the loin tfi' - Sile t ires the leg, was carried markably small in her bone, t ui t tiee pounds and a' cut oti 411 the knee joint, weihed btit half,: and the butte of her leg 4 ° P o two inches and a half in circumference.— Sh e Sri ghed twelve score per quarter and carried 1401 b rough fat. PORTUGUESE PAPERS. LISBON, Dec. - 3 1 accounts which we re ceive from Spain, confirm .the important political intelligence (Which is confirmed by an article (tom Seville), that Buonaparte wishes to unite the entire ,of the Continent to the . French Empire, without taking Joseph into consideration, and that he trans mits his orders dirett to Sault, whom Buonaparte appears to prefer to Massena, and to all the mili tary 'Governors estahl , shed in Spain. LISBON, JAN. B.—Coimbra is now said to be oc copied by Drouei. Colot.el Trant found the enemy too strong for him, and thetelore evacuated it; and retreated across rite • Vow l .;a, towards Porto. The reinforcements lately received by Massena, are 9000 infantry and 300 cavalry, a laige quantity of stores, and a .park of attilfery. All the soldiers in the neiglib , urhood weitt up last week to the army : all remains in slatu quo at ,Santarem and C ,rtaxo. General Hill is s till unw e ll at Lisb.n. Gen. Camp bell is dead of an intermittent. Colonel Finch (a General in the . Portuguese service) diet yesterday of a typhus fever. The good Marchioness of 'Ali gaja also died at her palace at Belem the day befOre yesterday. We hare had two or three tremendous dqs rain. (ter overland dispatches received from Cadiz a few days ago, state th it the enemy have man' Jed matters so as to 1?e ablrt to throw shells front Maul gorth into that plans, but they 41() vt-..ry little da mage. The enemy bad detached a corps from be lore Cadiz ; theirdesiination is as yet unknown to us here--our people there are as yet too weak to attack the-remainder of the enemy. Every thing herc becomes more scarce and dear, but :‘ e hear Om large cargoe . s of wheat are hourly expetled, and then we nay hope to have it at mu legate prices. Eleven American vessels are at the Bar welt flour. A most seasonable supply—also 21 01 22 transports from England; and., report add:, a vicket y but the signal has nut yet been made fu one. LISBON, JAN. el.—Not a particle of news is ar rived from the'army. Upwards or fifty skips ladch with corn al ri‘ed this eek from America and England. ENNIS, JAN. 9.--A riot took place last week at lie fair of Rosinan.nivr, bets een two leading clans of that part of the country . 0 he Collins's and M'lu- hyrney's), in w►►ich many persor►s were bt•verely_ln- jured ; a wan the name of Guerin suffered so severely that he died the next moi fling. Anitiquet m. as held on Monday, 'on the landi of Rahaline, be tore A. Perry,- Esq. one of the Coroners, and 'Boyle Vandeleur and NI: . D'Alton, Esqrs. M.igistrates for this county, on the body of the deceased, when the Jury, after 'due deliberation, returned a verdict, " that John Guerin came by'his death in conse quence of %ariatii bto‘Vs he received on his headaud other parts of his body, from Hugh Collins, 01 nos roe, 1.6 - I,:d by - a number at persolis at iiiesent , known." Some tithe ago, - a Scotch exciseman Itiving drank rath,:r freely. - fell asleep 0.1 his wiry homi', and was fotino nem morning, altv , si li , c'cus from cold, by sorhe colliers goiog to ti.zir work, who, wlh then from motives oh humanity, or to gratih disposition, we know tot, cartie.t him with them to the'botiorn of t tie pii,, where' I, 2 llvi`tig hitt. lo his rrpose, they commenced their'rabaur.. Attcr some time he awoke, uiterty ti 105 ii il'etcover wheie he ww., out from the total darkness that sUrrouodtA him—the noise of water running in svery direction —and the glimmerai of lights at a distance, by which he was enabled to discover,at intervals, fi- _ . gurus that bore a reseMblanee to the human' form. his perturbet.l imagination was impreised with an idea, that he bad been rerubvetl to the world of 31,i rits, and on being asked, among othe►• quesiioos, what occupation he followed, hi a piteous tone he exclaimed—" Oh, I was a gauger i' the ither warld i but I dinna ken whai to be.iti SPORTING VARIETIRS.-13 , SlcieB I he match, a 4 .per formed by Milton, undertaken by, Air. Eames, byery.stable keeper, another has been . .made bei:w two of the owners of th e horsei r o d e by Milton.— The animals belong to !Messrs. Maui and Bray, and they are to gallop 20 mileS' on . Evsoot Race-course, 140 gs. to 100, p. p. nu the maoth'of February.— Another person, Mr. ,Shores, has undertaken to drive four hares in a curiide 15 miles in 60 nutes, in the first week icy March.—A yeoman, of name of Dobbs, of Midgham, Bucks, ,has under tlken to go .50 miles on foot, in eight hours, p. for 200 guineas„and to qtatt at Houslow. Two females, named Wilson•and 'Snail), residing at Lhney, in Wales, having on Nionday embraced the quarrel of their children, proceeded from words to blows : in the contest, Wilson threW her an tagonist, and trarripled uprin her -till her cries brought.some assistance; she 'lien retired, but be-, ing informed shortly after that Smith's life was in danger, the dread of being tiled for murder operated so strongly upon her disordered mind, that she 10 7. tempted to handherself, which being prevente I by her friends, she ran ic out, and threw herself into a well, whence) she was extiicated with a broken kg .and nrm. MAIDSTONE, JAN. C 9 —On Tuesday last, the 1 daity coach from London to this town, having pro ce,edcd too near the top or Wimham-hill, by about noon on that day, the snow at the time being very much drifted on each side of the road, thereby ren dering the intervening paissage &tlicult for two car riages to pas--a gentlemen in a gig going upwards, met the coach, and the coachman,jatues Leaver, in attempting to make way through the snow. on the oi' side, supposing, it would yield , to the coach wheels; but' orom the frost of the preceding days, which • had not thawed) it proved to he' a solid mass, and impenetrableou the coach-wheels ; by the sudden jerk to perfotate it, the pole broke and the eoach . - man was throwo over the foot-board, the coach fail ing on him at the instant, ho was literally killed op the spot, every part of his body being mutilated in it shocking wanner. The traces, after the coach had been dragged a Short distane, with the untbl tuume man under it, broke, and disengaged the horses, which proceeded onwards and which happened )tickily for the inside passengers, who thereby es caped unhurt; but a female passenger on the outside had her thigh broke. COT; NTRY MARKE PS. Fakenliam, Jan. 24. 7 -Our supply of ,{'stain to- _ day was not very abundant; the Wheat trade very dull, tut: 25, per quarter lower than last week. 13.1r ley remains the same. Prices 'as follow : Wheat 4 2.135.. to 445, and Barl4l 30a. to 334. per quarter. At Southall Cattle. Market, near Uxbridge, Md dlecet, on Wednesday, Jan. 25, there ; were 212 fleastit: 4180 Sheep, and 82 Pigs. The price ut Beef WU from 53. 4d. to Gs. at Mutton.Ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. and Pork (is. gd. to '75..9d., per stone, sinking offals. High Wycomb.!, Jan. 25.—We had a Middling supply of Wheatovlilch was dull at last week's prices, other Coru nearly the same. Prices as fol low; Wheat 744, to 109 s. Barley 31s. to 40s. Pease 4.75. to :,Bs. old Beaus 455. '4,0 51s. new 8t...t0s 30s. to 445. zntl Oats 255. to 355. per quarter. . Lynn, Jan. 22.--'-We -had - a very liberal supply 01 Whee and Barley at market, and each article is lower about per quarter. White,and Grry Peas hardly Taintain our former quotations. Oats are steady. Flour c.intinues the sane. Price as fol -li)w \\Meat, best, 80.. to 88s. Barley, 335. to 345. Oats, best, 245. to 265. Seconds, i6s. to 175. Peas; White, 455. to 40s. Ditto, Grey, 40s. to 425. Bean.; 435. to 455. pr quarter. Rape Seed, 501. per I ist. Fine Flour, 725. per sack. Bury, J in. 25.—We had a plentiful supply of Gr in at the market on the 33d instant at last week's prices, Flour continu:s at sante price. At the 'Woollen Fair, at Ayr, on Monday, Jan. 14, there was a great supply of woollen cloth, of ditf,rent kinds and qualit.es.. Sales were dull, and pec• s fallen from id. ;o Ibcl. per yard. At Ayr Horse Fair, oa WeThresday, Jan. t d, there was a very great show of horses both ter the draught. and saddle. The sale was uncommonly slack, and prices greatly reduced. At Morpeth, on Wednesday, Jan. 16, there was a full nsaiket of Cattle and Sheep ; there being a great demand, prices were much the stale; many inferior not sold. Beef; from 7s. to Bs. 3d. and Mutton, to 9s per stone, sinking offals. Where, hom 645. to 84s. Rye, 445. and Oats, 235. to t(is. Bd. per quarter. Newcastle, Jan. 19.-We had rather a short sup ply of Wheat to-day from the farmers, which, in consequence, was taken off readily, but at,little or no advance from the 'prices of last. Saturday. The demand for foreign Wheat ter exportat ton continues. Fine samples of Nor falk Wheat being'from 88s. to 90s. The .deinand for Rye for exportation' also iion tinues, and, • in ctinsequenee of thisAlehlandohe prices of Rye are still somewhat UPon the sidvance. Wu have had a considerable arrival of Norfolk Bar ley since our last, which hes b , en currently Sold 395. per qr. some Parcels hate teouelite - 405. No alteration in the prices of h • a large supply of Oats to-day, but ther'e b•-ine nanny buyers in the market on specttlsttun, last week's prices *tie fully supported. Panicultes as follow :--Wheal, 645, tops. ; do. Foreign, 78s. to 855.; 1.1.,e, 445.; do. Foreign, 4th. to 46, ; Malt, 74, to 785. ; ley, 38s. to 40s. ; do. Foreign, 245. to 3 , 25.; o.tis, Potatoe, 245.' to 275. ; do. common, Letts. to 24.4.; Pease, white, sth. to Mr. ; do. grey, 40s. to 445, ; and Beans, 429'. to 445. qr. Flour, flee, 70s. to 725.. per sack.-Arrivalc,' Wheat, 357 ; 114kley, 2434 ; and Malt, 93 qrs. Flour, 834 sacks. On Saturday, Jan 'JO. there was a very large sup ply of Grata at Nervich market, ante Wheat was a little lower, sellme at from 43 , . to 44. i. per comb. however, matntatoed the piecedieg week's prices ; nameiy, 155. to 75.; Oats, 14s. to i bs. 6d. and Beans, guy. Jo 2 is, per cootun. At Norwich Cattle Market, on Saturday, Jan. VI, there was a good supple Of tat Beet, WhlCil may be • considered seine's hat cheaper, and tat. Mutton also, iu sufficient quantity for the butchers, at Bhd. per lb. There was a good show of Hog Sheep, from 281, to 301. per score. Store Pigs were numerous, with a very dull sale.. Fat Hogs scarcer, but not sought after. 'There was a good show of lean Scots, but scarcely any sold. Wisbr.ch; Janee6e---Oor market was well sup plied with samples of Wheat and Oats; the former was dull in sale at last :week's prices, except tor prime sorts, and alit': latter w .s about 55. to 7s. 6d. per last. lower. Prices as follow : Wheat .685. to ; prime sorts 84s. to ads.' per .quarter. Oats 81. to 121. per last , very heavy to RA. Ipswich Market on the 26th lest. waxshortly supplied with all Grain, except Barley, of which there was, a, tnirlding supply. Prices as follow.: Wheat 64seto 985. Barley - 325. to 38s. Beans 365. te 82s. Grey Peas 435. Boding Peas 528. and Oats eda. to 288. per (1W" ter. . • • Lewes, .Jan. 26.---We had a pretty good supply of Grain at our market this day, IA Wei steady, ex cept fora few pilme white Wheats, winch fetched rather more 'money. Grey Peas very plentiful and cheaper. Particulars as leiltitV : Wheat, White loos. ditto ditto, sueerfitie, 1029. ditto Bea Barley 36a. to 38s. r , Oats 255. to 209.: deans 40s, to 559. Grey Peas 44*. to 489. and ditto ditto tor Seed, 30s, to 529. pet , quarter. Rye none. , liAy 71.: to 81. Bs. per ton. Straw 18d. to --ed. per tteas, and fine flour 80s. , po• sack. Wakefield, Jan. 25.-There was a very good supply of Whert at our market.. Very line samples sold much at the same prices as, tt eel; ; but tiedtiling samplix were vet y dull and cheaper, Fine Barley more heavy sale at last prices ; other sorts scarce saleable. Malt keeps dull sale for the, filo quality, no demand fur tniddling samples. Oats plentiful, and dull sale at full od. per quarter lower, and a good deal unsold. Beans and Pease still keep dull sale. Bristol, - Jan. 24.-7-- The price of spring sack of Wheat here, is now 745. ; best Matting Bailey, 6d.;55. Beaus Is. to 7s. 6d.; ana 3s. to 45: ad. ; and. Malt from 98. to gs. 9d. per hushel.--Flour hest secouds, 804. to 844. per bag. Fat cattle lied a ta•ry brisk sale l at list week's prices, viz. 755. io 80s,per cwt. Grazing Cattle sell low. Mutton. from 6,1. to per lb. Fat Hogs iOns. a semi:. Store Hogs very dear. On Monday, as a waterman was going thme)gli Lonion Bridge in his wherry, it vas tipact and I,e was drowued. His body was take❑ up at twelve o'clock. coor OF REQUESTS, JAN. Uty CHEMICAL PROCESS. The plaintiff in this case, a vender of milk, tonight to recover from the defendam, a professor of Ct,ti. mistty, -i tfis."th . 4 amounz of,a milk-score. The' defendant offered to pay one half of the plan - 101 . ra demand, but refused to pay'any greater sum the following grounds :—He said, teat having rem irked that the fluid furnished by the defendant tor some time Vast, had assumed more of sky blue than milk co.',ite in its colour, atti %vas much thinner than that nutritious I:lirtient calle.d milk ought to be, and being a little' curious to solve this phenomenon, he determined to analyse it. He -actor lin9ly .uk a pint of it, snioaking warm from the pl .inttf's and conveyed it himself to hi, laboratory, where, by the result of a nice and must doirect chemtval process, he proved, to the greattst accuracy, that . five•eigli thi of t he fluid w as simple water, one-eigin tt chalk, and the reafain'.»g t wo-eighths pure milk.' He thought, therefore, in offering to pay one-ha;f of the plaintid 's ernand, he (11(1%11 the jtv!itice the case rcouired.—The Commissioner d ctt the defendant whether he could prove that the plaiiniff had diluted the milk, by putting such a proportion of water to it, and whether it was of a worse (Flaky than the article usually sold under the denomination of milk 2—The defendant said he was not pre;.ar, tir prove either of those points.—The plaintiff 4.-ro, to swear he had only diluted the milk with vtle water, which he said he was anthorlsed to do n) certain Act of Parliament, and on his con c;,; . e ...,,ti tt belieied his milk iicher than that sol l niito'nut•of ten of his fellow milk - sellers. - ---Under there cir cumstances the 'Gnat ordeied the defendant to pry the full amount of the plaintiff's demand, togettker with fag costs of suit. Afracas happened at the Opera House on Satur day, in consecinenee Of the refusal to fel pets on s, . . will entered with tickets to particular boxes, i;0,1 - - admission into the pit but it appears th,,t the pt-r -soias so refsis,-(1, were nut ihe affital but those who hail 'MI et! nishily titAiets at tr 4des men's, shops. The - real, Subscribers wee n1)1 fused admission to any part or the fegulai ion certainly is proper, other wise persons pay the full price of admission to the pit, nil . - be excluded by those who had purchased tid at a much cheaper rate ; a circumstance very i riouS to the inn rests 01 the property, At twelve- o'clock on Tuesday night, as a ye mail of the name of Sellich was passing from R. Lion-square into Red-Lion-passage, he nnintentkir4.o ran against a man, when a words wise. The _man struck at Linn • with a sharp wB%poli, wounded him under the left breest; and int o t he ca vity of the chest, by %iviiich • his life is considered in great danger. Unfortunately the transamion wits 90 very sudden that the asSa-sin escaped; • Qu til-nday night the pretolsei of Mr. Pratt, in Cl ipharn Road; Surrey, were entered by some. lains„,py Means of pick-10(k key 's, wli6n they went up stalls, and succeeded in breaking open song drawers, from *hence they took Bank not.-s oih-r articles to a great amount, with winch they got clem Thursday se'nnight the old M irk et , home' in Cheltenham, which long been, in i state 'of dila pilition,, fell with a tremendous Crash. J t e , ha ie, who has for some time exposed hard-ware, &c. for sale tinder this dangerous building, was enveloped in the rubbish, and had her shoulder dislocated, and otherwise bruised; a large beam 'fallint; Obliquely o v e r her bead, saved her from the dreadful conse quence that might otherwise have resulted from her siinatinn. Considering it was market-day, and the numbers passing and repassing, there seems a special providence that no other accident occurred.' A Gentleman, formerly an Officer' in the Navy, shot himself at his apartments at Finch's public. house, in Russell -court, at four o'clock on 7.!'unclay afternoon. He had long been ill, and was so de jected that he frequently never rose iron his bed for days together. He languished two hours after, the ball had entered his forehead. A Coroner's Jury yesterday brought 'in a verdict of- Lunacy, 00 1- On Fridv last a young man, a journeyman ear- , penter, residing in Petty France, Westminster, tilt his throat in so dreadful a manner that he is not ex-- peqed to recover; the reason he assigns for this rash act is the fear of coming to want. He has a wife and three young children. A fatal . pugilistic contest took place an Wednes day - sennight, at Rollestone, near Barton-upon- Trent, in the county of Stafford. On the .preceding evening, Charles Beak, a farmer, from Stiettotk, and Stringer "Dunks, n basket-maker, of 11,.v.0n, having quarrelled, agreed to meet the next' 'day at Rollestone,, to decide their Tile cnnstab.o. of the parish was present as stake-holder ! fire combatants fought with a determination and coniaAtt seldom witnessed, until the 3 1,1 round, wheti struck Beak a dri„dful blow under the ear, zli).l death tertninatqd the fight. In the storin .of thunder and lightning occured 'on Christmas Day, the, tie it spite whet adorned the parish church or (.3.lstle Bar, in was struck . try a hall of tire, which had not tn,i4 disappeared when a blaze burg out (Ner the church, .tivreatening its ciestru&iult, terrifying the iilttatn. tants of 4he contiguous hgtisci, and pies , 'riting it scene of awful grandeur. The body of tine church •is uninjured; but-`the spire, which was tiruha, was totally conturned; and the interior of the stee ple materially damaged. cOIiNE%CIIANOR, JAN. 39.--;:The Wheat on hand to-day are somewhat con,irls.,.,bie, and last prices readily nviintained ; •citire samples on Monday and to-day rather ClWretivti the ,general cittrency ; Burley and Malt fultv at lost „prices; Peas . and Beans of each description ; „Oats are also in tolerable reinaining supply, and this trade is nut quoted cheaper. . .Precs of FloUr at the late quotation. - Os a 863 a 9zs Tick Deans (old) 44s a 5:. , s Fine ditto 96s 14 sou: OatS „ 24s 2 a 2.) , itya . (new) 35s 4 4na Poland ditto - 30 „ 27s a 43, Potatne ditto 35: 6d . fibsP. a ;is ape Seed . 461 A White Pease ios a 555 t ine Hone Gres ditto 38s a 44s Seconds 11% • S 1341 MS MCI 525 a 57a 1 ~ ;'