The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-23 00:00:00

. .._. g U I , Iv t I. : . t . d - E 1,10 ,lest of the s e fltionapartean persons, d J u 'et to obserVe,that Alutt.A.T has tllottglat it .e Nt ~ t ' 1° drop tile title of the Two Sicilies,- and ifi ce lb . at of Naples only. O ahe ......„,„,.....„......... D uke of IV ELLiNGTot,I, with the Prince i•': G E sect Lord LYs'esocn, th have inspected r,er'rtresses hi Flanders. The %British Ai-m y i i. * la ild-,.. . ttii '''4p when the reinforcements that are Order ing, . , ~ leached their destination, it is sul'rs ed, Will a iltotint to nearly 30,00 Q. 10•0 First Pao - e is a very tit l'4. Aildres 4 shops, %, by the 'lrish: Roman • Bi temperate and pro- Catholick . to the Pop .. 41 ) , t, i n 1) English Newspaper has been published in thric4:is fel' above tiro months. 'lt' is 1) ". 13 • 1 11 ‘ 1 . ;.. N or - a week., tinde r the title of. Go kg nwil ''' s e i t a ulit ' 6) '' i'lle Spirit of the En gli.vh Journals. %_‘:ll4tee°„ll49Se !IWO! to deserve its name, f or the ..a Nil `°lttents ar' not more than one page of Y t0.,„1 c b lll e (94 Paper. ; l 'iltle t a : ri jals and departures from Gravesend to h No ,: uy_th e way of 9 s t en d, have latterly ( l: n e s e i n . it`t,llll„lQlNts—the watcring places sulk' c 1 ;?1111.43,11;.‘,1',e&e emii., , rations ; but indeed r' .e trip r, 411,,, ,i, i',. 14 13 both novelty and economy to ter t ‘., 0 1 0 I. tot :"til*- 1413 J otits and Al` DONALD, of the . Ft •' ; tt alt;t'. 4Pr ived at Gravotend yesterday, wit , hse-. I'lle.et.ilieliPrit4ll Officers and ForeiKoers ,"1 high, l' ' , fr a ,, )i - f t !' . iti th e Hope packet, Captain I( Alt -4(1v•l'I' -I,teud. . t,, Ice, ‘ i l' t ile In "'"e been received direct from Gliettt ', t ilt - 4 4'1.11 of tk.,,11 ;1'0461 . dins month, )ULFHTEN S tu "" me ti,;:tteepi!::`(::ts)lo'site'll..lll,atL(l‘lll.:l..C,ASTL.E.l.lE..A.G:_l-l' was ex- t ted to i "h Thursday last ; tits stay f, ' 'k 1 , ,, i ,, ) ! ollly for a very few (1 ' 1 3 7 s- h.ti 2'4"1/14st.zr has arrived at• Portsmouth .. : e k; 1 , 1 11 r)F`t • (Ltva„,,ah which pl ace site left on. . 1 ,,. `ll' .1 iv •I i i; • , .ve , :sels tvhick ho . al•(lc 1 . i r "' '',",•' ),It Y's"'Llie -oht,hted letter ft": t,:i'llt4. liat 1 "' '. of that month.' The 11 'ilie st .., e ( the 10th- tf''''il• 4 (ior wi n of war had reached . the .. ~,, .. , rtl 'IS intended . 1 , , 7 41 ', trcuu Jamaica, and l.' --'', , -, l • ce. .I esh fi • . 'of i s(,, i ou if join the fleet front tac t i '' 4% s il h e .' f.,'' bourhoort of. the isl4nt t ' t et. '' 4 war i llei ' 31-• ..\rateers - anti th, try d l!ei virtu. pit . pirates '''‘;ii el Yens"eleription O le tit the latter took ‘), e 1,., ', . • ..... • •to a Spanish t , 'pof , -) Mitch were pritcs _,..,_„: 4 tirt'sou h '. l ''' s „ani„rd's aPP'•'ari"g t(' 2 g e' ns althono-h she herself had only t'e.." 16' 4 ° an • On the i - •e, his v. 1111411, after 'this disgi ace or , inisfor -11,4441:. I; t : P 7 3 l "kTy was, that I t t,s ly c it Tv t t i t le oul l d o r , t rk i . tt , NI. t e ,, ti s, . atgomaster me ; . b tlitao ft , which had 1.2 funk'guts 4ntiTsl.x.. , t ,„ e k , ,_, i ted ehleflY of 31 d al an d is Her crew cons-s - . ec , , __,...50 She A (aiu„;:::Ys; and which !Hui" . 1 . '"Y t of Ireland., 'niseie lti - & two vessels o ff the roast ltl ll4 ll 1 • ' - . ~e r by the Bin-go-- N ll et,,,, ai in vito was pas!( 11,..,. on,b of J une , , d en , le %%I, .Si. S Domingo iii 1tt,e,..17-.., and presi -14, ( Nkltes, that both King hE"-.11): ~'l n . a tetr i. tiiitlclittt:" Wure making re ) aration, o t , f 7 ti tl it i, Which it - ,vas , expected would ( deter 'eel, r t lft: t t ! of the island. All the important ,uttiwy ef t ' l eci t, ) 111 l'.;ttrope were kt.lo‘vo th . ee . ',. l) e inipds j)1 0t 't 1);, t i'vt produced it.; elk(.' t ( It ) : appeared et;'th,i l ers to p ,vver • and there - f.,1, ' • J..- • . ~. o f t h e coin -14 i, (4 4 t ''' '.(-t disposition in cant" 11 ti, , . gee t r1`,',),11 It .s authority to the parenSiate li„ t he e , t P i'llst 0 Ist xv;.s dismantied, but HENRYH ta•rted :" folir sliiii at sea. ilel:e als° p ira tes r ,t i il 4,1-"'Y part of the adjacent waters, i ato 4 k estt;it!4ll colours; as plunder directed. MA- 441,a,;;0Y. hutriii»g, about ; ten 9E*clock Ecti aliti t e ,,, 41 % left I"ipanied by - PrateeAses _IIIAB , . _an v t t il4 ' lli "iisor and proceeded to tat. 1 , 1 . Itllitell*th i ety::")Ae ti l ; 'Tilltil'!.ll.lC s i p : C .r e m te " :l l f l o )4 r rk tl i te7fi li r i s c t li t t it h n e e i si i n: r e o l e - _, eat l'ork ..vglitiess has been appointed Rattgut t lie f, Da l i tli tt % ~.. T hey . then proceeded to honour 1..5 k' e • with avisit, where they 114 t) „f AIIDIGAN It 4 14 s onte .f . i , t The ltoyal Party -e t. ,„, tre ee , ) rt les Hutu . siD 7 4 1i1 Pi, i i , `,,eit to th e house off Viscount q,.qt ,{i niehmond Ptrk , ,where they diner!,. te r _ . t) 111 's P o ' a little before eight o'clock, for the til 4 tillti.'lee' I t • Patty of 144tilei41thq I'6* MAJESTY 'hart a se le c t • , e _ Ti Q t he I)4l'ng Nobility at Frogniore, to cell 4 F ., „ ni.„ i . , lir v l '' tir e , 1 /- or CLARENcE's hirth-day. Ihekeqer(l,l,4lop Of CANTERBURY went to Wind , - ; ( V I No 'i Morniti,,, to be in attendance,up . o r • kli lA 'ts; s. "' i e.of the QUEEN'S Council, durft%, tilt •lisll4,,,,arts''stay its London. , f GN Of lltliti,k4lliti,lx,.4ighneSS the PRINCE Z:lolrElilti .1 ~ ki(;,,,t1,,,1; '-`4etherlauds has been pie"s" !`',711)..., • i ' l 3 h. ft.ltt) B .O„„, ANINILy E s „ . o f Great 1. al . t i '' C oh 1 • •• " ' 1 tal, s s 4., i d . ..sttt at that port. til,;: t ,l'o t ,,, I it ktters feotn'llamburgh, that sev.e -lic„ll4l;'(lelhonstr:ipeesilvill he presente.l"to the 01, 411 (1 4 ,, ti ,g r ess - at Vielmil, re,pecting the . Fol'i 'ltit,titta`ii` er the bey of Algiers- . 4t 1 1: :, 4 4 . 1 , - " s "f the voyaue to and arrival of t 4 tii, i • ' Eat I`,lbil; have recently been published' tli ti t ,ett tp 1 • illini'gli,',4 been received, bY•a Gentlemanc'f l lo t 4 Slat' ;"°4l Qnehee, dated the trait July,. e k . ted , il that General R/ALL, having been 1 (4 4 '4 " th: l again attacked the Itiat!llvt.o 11,1'.: taking 2 ,500 men, besides a Genera Americans al ktit4ti'e' dal loners ' 'Ye' ate 'err to obs. rye ' ee,,r/titityeuoff. this e ninniunicatinu ,dettoys the !inloterali,ttt tts intelligence. 4 " t tll; 4 'ttl toe„r ieeeived ye St erd iv front Liverp oo l t tt t . kette e ;I'e 'lief-chants of London Ihe A li , i r i ,x,hi 'that the wli I 1 the ships laden c: nth slngu . lar kil 11 4 , en.i i , ti . , 0t• 0 . .i. , °tit s'il halll e en t • c ent ral rival at that port frtim t (4. Sent'i seized, in obedle"ee .Cu 441:1444th (16W " liy the Lords til t ' I N to I Y I 0.1 IN seized by Government of the 'Freasury. %lll,4t4tatte et '‘ . ec u 3 . I A - ow) I).;',rs , ,Is tar as c has b ant -.,..,..p. it ." - .., 2 .i' weal: I, l I I S qilii, eett explaii - ted, it wo"""I' , er n , 4 1) ( 3 / 4 . ent e nt , • ,• • •0i) tlia . t the d ~t,:attlt.,::lo:,,,:ritilia.::iqteveia:tiec,sti iillb;E:y.o9;t4,..tieiu)slit)roi:sjiii:ci:a.lii n alltait.:;‘e'issnlearbi.l7l-'nee p,, - Per t „ ca r ,,, , . t rain sttsplel lti his I. (1, , I tit sailed for. Lisbon, festv,,, , . utsroßD 40ye Gr. nett, 4 tr, i ' , ate, the President. It Was , 'llllleriltleu ?•. lar'e portion of reNPN't.- ill il I t , nice la thi,,,, ':'. - , 7, eti,••l•, a mri):lC y 4r) , L). , ._1., : ,• t o iv. ( ~t ,....e,, 4114 (411 v I(i 'Ltl). hal 11", not been c-..it ,I 4 ''''''''(( 'uric' ..414. - Zv el t i'.-.er.,' 44. IS.) NAVAL NEWS The Sir Edward Pam, r c ..-ELLY from Que bec to GreeriOe!, was taken the 15;:t inst. abcut 2.1-; degrees to the 11: 7 c.,tW.J.H of Torv, hy the !'ea cock American sloop of ‘v.iir, which plundered her, "and sudered her to proceed : she arrived in the Clyde the 18th io t. The Peacock captured and sunk, the day before., the Willhon, ‘Vdrz wAY, from St. Andrew's, N. B. to Greenock.; and, • it-is stated, has taken the Wanderer', from Zirevfoundland to Corunna. , FALMOUTH, ACTG. 20.—At'rived The Portuguese Isabella, ori g . caRDOSA, trQUI Philadel phia (U. S.) for. Copenhagen, in 2•tlays, with passengers. Arrived the FoNhound and Blood hound gun-brigs from. Plymouth, to convoy ships now here to Liverpool. Sailed the Princess Eli zabeth packet for Lisbon.—Wind S. • l'ouTsmourn, AUG. 22.—Arrived his itdajesty - -s ship Centaur from Quebec. The out wardbound, protected by the 'Magnificent wan 01 x% or, for the Vest Indies ; Alpheus , frigate, for the Cape of Good Hope; Graniens ditto, for P,)rtligal; Lifiy ditto, for Quebec ; Dement .sloop ut %var, for Newfoundlond, have made the sigual to prepare f ur sea , •tlll proceed to . -morrow, wiutl pet tnitting.—Wind S.E. DEAL, AUG. 29.---,Arrived l 8 sail of cavalry transports from' DoVer, and remain for ordtas Guides, ATcHnn, from Portinoutli, for orders. Caine down Irony the Ith'er, and sailed,‘ the itr , row, .MELLBs, for Gibraltar. Remain his Alajcs ty's ships, and ,a fleet of trßnsports, as before.-- Arrived Arrived the Jason ,frigate and Rosario sloop of war froinCuxhaven.—Wind S: From the l'etterS by the putcls.Mail, which were delivered at the Post,Odice yesterday, we lcarti,,that the John Adams, the saiLng of which ship for..Ametica was so confidently repurted, still remains, without a sail set., in tie Texel-, and tier r o,ent instruction, are to: her departnre‘on Thursday, the 23th inst. but at ti eve :ts, to wait until she receives t4spaiches from the American Commissioners at Ghent. .The outy ,ships the Commissioners will then have at their disposal in Europe, are ,the Neptune, Captain JONE S , and th e Chauncey, Captain DilPErsTE;it ; ,tlie former, of &will 32 tons, was purchased expressly for their accommodation, and rt was intently& t at in her they should return. One cif our letters from Am sterdam, however, mentionh, that it, s expected this .vessel will sail about ten flays after toe John Adams. and that she will take out the ultimatum. of-the British Government, with obsersatiuns . on the .probable result, of the negociation. The Chauncey,: which SOME' title since hrotigTit over dispatches from the Unituo stares, temains at Gottenburgh, ,arid, according to the nuill of yes terday ft om thence, does not appear to have re ceived any sailing oroers. • A division of t:x. Russian fleet, under the com- Mand of Admiral CrtowN, is arrived at Cronstant, and with them his Majesty's ships Leyden and Bticephalus `!'l►e Rom, from tl►e 1 - fayanmth to Guernsey, ,was taken the 14th inst. to lat. 49. 50. !Ong. 1.1.20. by the York Amer►can schooner privateer, and sent for America. The • Eurotas, which arrived at Plymouth on Welne?day front the 134 y of liiheav, aaw several Ainerican,privateers during her cruise, but trout having:-I:ght baffling winds, could not conic. up with. them. • . The Queen is ordered to be docked, to have ber dekets wade good, anti littekfor . the Channel service. The Caledonia and ~luaus are ordered up Ha nioaze, to be paid off. _ . _ . The following prison ships are ordered to be sold Nicolas, El Firine, i Caton i Genel'eux, and San Ysidro. Til LITAAY. - Detachments fur A►tteric.a .ewharkec! daily at Portsmouth las't week. The troop-ships are fast getting ready. We are informed, that t h e regi►uents which go to Ain - erica to serve tinder Lord HILL, have par tietilarly!requested to ;Accompany his- Lordship. - We understand Government have taken up ton nage for 1000 men at Grecz►ock. 'Yesterday morning, the 19th, a detachment of 150 mien of the 2d battalion of the 92d regiment, •marched from Edinburgh Qastle, on their route tZr Greenock, where they embark, to join the Ist battalion in Canada. Thursday a part of tl►e de tachment of the 70th regiment, stationed at Perth, marched to Kinross, on their route to join their regiment in Canada. Tne:Argyil the military barracks at Gosport! on. Wednesday, and embarked for Scot land, there to be disembodied. by a letter frortrone of the Gist. re g im en t - of foot, now lying arFerrnoy, Irelancj, -it appears that of the 1400 lIICU of which the re:jou:tit %vas composed just previins to the battle-of Cortina,, only ten veterans are now left ; three of whom are commissioned officers, •the others privates : anion , the bitter., it is.remarkable that Wad are two anon; their rmlic BREAD.—This day the LORD MAYOR ordered that an alvanee of Id. in the price of a q,artera . loaf s%tould take place for the ensuing week, and to commence on Thursday. A person in the dress of a Naval Offieer, and, tinder the assumed names of Golly. and PALLIER, Itts passed four quarterly Navy Bills at mouth, which have turned oi4 to be foted. Considera ble exertions are mal.i.ng to apprehend the, w ho it is supposed :has decamped for Lruudon.. A slew charity basivet'll I“4dlishetl at Chiches ter, witler tite - patrohage Of the E.:tki :c;l* ; %lAticit, fol. the Eurpose (if stipptying 'the: sick poor with domestic con:forts. A ;Jerson , :11 , 11.gerl 1)0-Ore a 7‘7igistrate, in N4)1101k; co:q4regatioli` in a 'Lila pcl of 11.;:1 e, comilienced his cielenc'e with ,rathig; Ora lie wa3 an iiihabitant.of tLe of Great that couity.- 1 rh, P r. 5. Pl'. :;t, - a,. c" t„et. 10 1 -' r 0 a 3 i. ~, 1)14 11? ' - all , t' ~ i e , c ,l 11 I ft (I d 1., 1 1 0* (1 (41 .10 1 15 " JOANNA sounicol`E. , - It is with feelings of shame and vexation that I.flye place to the fo.loWing instances of gross dt.ln°,,:on . and If the Police did its appointed duty, or if the Society for : the Suppression of Vice performed what it prOfeS , es, our reason %rout(' 110the'illsolted. by the exhibition of such scanda lolls scenes of mingled tuadncss and swindling :--- , 'f - Saturday, a fracas took ! :Lice Dulie-street, Westiniirster-road, Tle:tr the Ob , :lisk, at the pt:l erected to this Visionary by voiuntary sub seripiion, which was Dariy ludicrous and partly serious. The Rev. Mr. -- TozEtt, a lath-render, who hits long otlicialed'as the “ratin Minister and Ex pounder of the Doctrines and 'eropliecie. of JOANNA at. this shrine of delusion, havitii; been .challeaged to a rormal conference or controversy for severk Suinlnys, by the , Rev. Mr. t.s - roN', a boot-closer, in the ne:ghbourliood, who riudertook to confute the tenets of the Sontheotean Sect, vast ntlinberzi - were for several we ks pest attracted to hear the fo'orOnlid ern:lition and theology expected to be displayed on both. sides. Sunday, between eleven, and ti._elve o'clock, the boot closer, not quite five ' frt high, toOk k place, 'as he had been accus- .. tomerl for sevei . al Sundays, on a chair in front of, the chapel, and after ra:stileinn, but vain invora tion to the Rev. Ur. "f ozmr to enter the lists, proceeded to overwhelm) JOANNA and tier fol lowers with his ar4unents. Crowds attended this exhibition, and after he retitcd,.a report became yttrent that the prophetess herself was In the - chapel. This drew tog,lher vast noaibets in the s , coNrse of the day, until about live O'clock, wbeit • the gate leading to the Chapel being rudely press ed, the Clerk of the High whoprowed tO' be aiso.iis chopper . of wood the hath-in,twifac tory, rushed out anirtaid no,,t sturdily. His calle,' , the instrument. for chasttsilig-the pro fane, was however taken: frorn.him by the who in their turn became •tlic assailants, foreed their way litt . the holy precinct. A battl e roy a l followed, in while t fr, after a severe contest, the partisans of JoAN?cA were routed:— The Rev. Mr. Toz Ell at length felt it necessary to quit the sanctuary, and eon tables having been cAled in, several .persons were' taken into cus- 4 toziy. • • ' " 'Yesterday ht, a-follower of JOANNA SOUTHCOTE, RhilSt deiiVering a serniAn at .a on Chatham-hill, •,where a 6ongre4ation of her discOes .usual!Y ,assemble, invited any or all in credulous persons to visit the lady; wkeu he as sured his hearers, twat every do lint would be re moved respecting the.approaching accutieheneeut of that veuerable nuitron. He at the same'tinic'most formally and conti,.co i tly predicted the ,death of alt the Bishops of the Established Chinch, except within twelve months, if they interfered or in any way molested the eipteted patent of the'New !! ! " We mentioned in onr last :that a silver cup and salver were" to be presented to this woman, by those pers.7!;;s in thiS town who believe in her m•ission : Mr. Lowe, the eneTaver, who resides iu Union-Street, has been employed in ornament in;;- the' abOve'art idles; of Which the following is a de:icript ion 'Tice . cup hold , about a quart ; upon t h e s m: er il,til, Messiah, Prince of !" On (he lid tll !he cnp is a dove with an olive branch. , roseription 'round the Vito, " Of the increase of his government and peace' there shall bent; end ;'' on.a shield on the body, "'phis pr- sent was sent . :As a token of love to the ' PriGce of Peace',- from' is part of the believers in the dive Mission. of Joanna Southcote, at Bir mingham." 147,1):ir;led with vine branches, is the fig ore of a chiLl de, troying. 4 serpent, A with the motto, !‘ It shall bruise thy head, then it is finish ed ;" on the other side, a Sllield,•with the inscrip tion, "Ana who shall receive one such little - chihl in my name, received) me." 'llranother are three angels, singing prai ses, surrot i ,id e d by rays, and the words, ."tilory to iod Lord God Omnipotent reigned) !" / A pair of gob l:ts accompany the cup, on one of which is in• scribed, Then Palaces shall ri'e; • Thu Soh ;41110.1 finish what. his short-lived • Sire' beg•ini.• ' • • On the other, \. , Their vines a shadow to • • • Their race 'shall yield ; Arid the same . hand t ha: sov'd • 'Shall. reap the . " The, engravings upon the cup are extremely well executed, and the inscriptions particlaily neat, and do :honour to the young artist who has been ' - selected by the donors to ornament • this beautiful. • lift. " Presents to the amount of several thousand pounds have been sent to this woman from ettii- Oiis parts . of' the kingdoin ; and the delusion ap pears rapidiy to increase.; sonic steps surely ought to .be athipted to put a stop to the mischief she is doing among the lower classes of society:'— ('Birminghuni Commercial Herald ) Aaion; . 4 the Englis!'i visitors at Brussels is Lady • The Hoax Proposed at the Lyceum, continues to twice in the town . every night, and- proves .most prOtitable, as it certainly a very laughable bagatelle. The whim of the thing itself is •of the true ludicrous, and the scenery and music add pleasures to the rupresentatioh which would not discredit pieces of higher dramatic pretensions.-- , - It has often been said that the English are not a musical people., yet they expend thorc money, per , baps, than any other nation in encouraging those, who excel in the enchanting scienee. •And though JOHN BULL may not appear charmed at an 'ltalian bravura, yet JOHN loves to bear a simple melody, and feels really num, though he may ttot seem to do'so, titan those who toss their beads about and beat time, and appear quite enraptured—at the saate time can hold a conversidion with a frieod, enjoy all the charms - of the Orchetral !! We have been led to make these observations on wit nessing t he m;ll . l(t'd attention that is nightly pt! i to the Malley (Mature to Ilarlequin Hoax, at tLe Lyceum. 'A visihl.• change of Countewince may be observe(' as the ditrcrent airs glide into each Othrc...., The Scotch Air playjd as a solo On the and :VI% Sm:\ ltT perfOrms it eNqUiSittly. Tkir ' „spriL;;lloV tine 4il the fiarmn.'zica, 1;.:t movement,- rrepare,, lac audience for the laughable sceitei which i\l E ivi,‘ ID. ixtract of a Letter, dated Ardsheal, Argyllshire, lath :iort‘ (14 mites from Fort Our curiositp.bas been greatly excited- by the appearance of a mermaid on this coast. 1 droe sa - y . you will give an iocrvddlons smile, but really We lie had such distinct accounts of it, trout ditiertmt peorly, that ,ve cau.have no donut of ;he fact, though we are all very anxious, you may be. , sure, to have Ocular demooslration. The 'last time she was seen is nearly d fortnight ago; since that the weather - has been very Wheu it settles we may have a chalicv . of sef.-ing, or at :cast having more accounts of this .t rang e which 11,hope has not h)tt one shores: It is some time since silt. was first seem, very early one b; a lad, lying on the store. at Ardsheal. He wits at a considerable dis , ante, - sod UMtight, it , 'WA'S SoUle person hffling biniself in-the sea-weed, with' an intention of trighrening • hoo t but 00 corniug nearer, he saw, that tiough the upper part was like a nurnail t,r: lower part • was Bile iiir ilithense Nvas frightened that he • ran oil s ; and .whvn he mco tioned what he hat seen, iKopie •only licu:! - lied at lyJni and though& rito wore It .Ne.Ar a mouth after,varns some• ldren: were garnering blae-berries ou• the :op -of a rock' imineniatt ly above the sea,.aboiit - a mire trin'ther flown !than Ardsheal.; they Lilo-tight they saw - a drown and trying to . get on.:the rock:; soine of t.,eltiran hone to tell, and the restt.cin to see what would - become of tie wohial - r; *they drought ; but, on looking thortittfentiedy, th e y discovered that it. was not a,lniniNi heing : • they ,gave a very distinct account of what they saw.— . rise upper part was exactly like a SVOui.A it ; the skin appeared rely white, and a good Colour iu the c-eeks, and very.: long darkish look lug hair ; the arms, were very well propor tioned above, but'tapered very much towards the: hands, which' were no larger than.a child's of eight or ten years old; the tail teat, like an-iininease large cuddy fish or Stith, in - colour and shai:e.-- By the tiine the people of .the farm came, it was auout a gun-shot lroiu the shore, sitting qiiite upright on the water. One of: the men propose:V . . to s.:oot her, but the rest opposed this, so he did not do it , ; he • ts histled, on which; she round,. but did not. go away ; she remained itt sight above two hours, at times. making a his•H.g noise llke a goose. When she disappeared she laid herself very gently,down on the Witter,. and swain away, the head only appearing above the water. ,She was seen a little distance trout shore twice after this, always early in the morningottid, when the sea was calm. ANECDOTE.—On the intended erection of a M 6.• thotti..t Chapel at 6--r, a village in l'orioo.re,, upon le.ised pre.alscs, lut• a lout; per; n , t was propcsed by an Auotncy to wake it tur 999 years, Au old woman prei,ent : oped tuey w ou .ia ex; en d the lease farther it po,thle ; fur it they Auntil be _ tinder the nece-,,ity of pttitillti the chiiki ii at the expiration of lite leas, , , i t t would . .cootpit•tely slop the road to her tiliase. To obvi,ite tile inconvenie which thin provitie,t hiatroil apprebtacied, the parties were kind to extend the tern] to 9999 years ! GLUT 21.1ACaEREL,----011 TUeSday LAU incase shoals Of illAckg . rel came over the bar t o t h e shore Of the town of Ext.louth, a circumstance that has not occurred fin upwards of thirty years. Bettveen six and seyen in the morning, a most enlivening. and interesting scene prese,:ted The passge that sepal ales that place from the opposite Warren was covered with boats, some trjth hooks and flues, and othe;.s wi:b nets of ya-: ri.ous sizes. On the seine being ,!ruwn, alear.the bathing machines, it was so loaded with mackerel, that it. was with some difficulty it could be dragg ed ashore. It is rather singular, that at a sort distance below, another seine was drawn, witoout enclosing a single mackerel ; but etch time it was . fisted with an innumerable quantity a of fish of kind of sprat c,ese were indignaotly throWn away by tt,. , .! fishermen, so that such who chose. to pick them up were supplied gratis. Whilst the ocean was thus yielding such, a profusion for the good of mankind, :he adjacent hills were s.ripped of the " golden grain . ' by the sickles of the reap.. ers : in this neighbonrhood, certainly, they have not only Peace, but Plenty too., A Chester Paper states, that the Bank of JOSE; and Y AIN"rToN., Welch Pool, has.stopped paym:nt. On the. Isth instant, at noon, a fire broke pht in the wing of the Puke of Artiot,L's house, at Blair Athol!, Scotland. By the great exertions of the collected numbers who came forward with 'assistance, the spreading of the flames to'tbe main house was prevented, AIM the piss sustained was confined to the wing where the ,tire bud cola. menced. We are happy to add, that no,seriouS accident happened to any of those ‘rho exerted -themselves in extiuguishing,the flames. We are sorry to bear that sonie lives were lost by the fire in Kirk;-street on Sunday morAing.— Mr. and Mrs. tiatson and Their I,onily, who slept on the first floor, %vere rescued trout the with the loss of every article they were possessed of. Unfortunately, an old couple Who occupied the second floor, together with Mr. Watson's maid servant, who slept in the garret, perished in the bums. NATIONAL SPLENDOUR . — AMIdSt the many did Exhibitions of the clay, nothing shines with so attractive a brillitt , !ey as the long list of'Prizes in the Lottery, which draws on. the Ist of Septem b,e.---ks: with (l Four Prizes of Twenty Th Twen and Ten ousand 10 1 , • .na great Capitals in absolite pvolusion, while Tickets ate C!ieap?r than tor, years past, and the lowest Prize exceeds the cost of a Ticket.--This is the moment to purchase ! The new Eitent Twine Cloth, brought Oat by tlte tionse of INIILLARD in the early part of year, for the pur , iof of Sheeting - , and for Shirt• ink, obtains univtrsal notice. ti-,l!tny Ftrt:ilies :£ di s ,, !ict i on having experienced its bedent as well is ecorlomy, have •given it theisi. uneptalified approba tion there bittl . !- not a clOn'tt but it k a great promoter at health, not ciilv to the most td , ..!lica.le constitutiOn, hut also to that 'of the ronost, and. nearly Ito!t the of the other cloths for the above purposes —lt ie of t; only (by tho Piece) at •the Patentee's East , ,lntliis Warellocuss,, No, 16,-Cheapzide,