The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-19 00:00:00

iTTOXETER - I tr.: - • - , , 11 4144 4 . 1:A 1 r 3tl instant, thelJr lol teter ed - tca'llieued with ' ' d nonstratiotvol joy .o.,hich , ,:, ..tery et , , L „,,„t the i nhAtiltaitl3 ' of. Gat * town and netg"'"ur"', 'COl+l.l kvise. Early to the morning .the b4 l s - a n l; pounced die aoirroaching juoilie,, and continued a! ,, intervals lirougliOut the ~ay to ring peal* ot ~ ;tart. here,here , Soon alter h teati l ait.t he lads and lasse-4 4r 4 un • the nrighbouriug villiges, in their , b 11 Nligdrcr i t i l e f y i began to assemble in the tnarkes-piace, where , were joined by the principal inhabitants, and - fo r uh " 1 1 -1 flt-n marched to the canal basin, preced e d' 11'111° ' 1e xet 4 lvat bind * rat music., .playing favour . Ite 348. Hew, a most, enctianting view preiented . , . 1 ' 1111 ; a spaCibus wharf furnished 'with every le" *l4 building and'accomodation for - r he con . Ve- .. , i. ) 1111 i! M cof leads', .thattulamirei and agriculture ; to. Ine r wadi •an 3,„ I i i c vti Arid. 1 4 111 ; to. p ••• sopi, y o ~, (4 , 1111 Y; In lite - "exteirsive bagill lay• 'two cogent" I H NIre lio4ls for tin use or fire ,propriet°ll* . 6:11(1' ' i ll/ , vir (he ath, who soon alter e'ieven 0%. t) , i. it 1 iege, with four or tRe other boats,"titted up for It embark th,, , • , icu. 14,1,4,e115i0n, thytayed considerible taste, 'Pail ~, , , that 11101 ColiVeVed t. , ,e Uit , Nd. Tllto'' neces i ' lieuent • wr Y hrion , f 1 rt, t t • ' uTre , lice • P r-ac e' ' 0 11,,,, 1 .. 1., ,'" ' . 1 gi ,1 .." ,' . good 0) i; tO ' Al it L .% I l 'e . 1 011 ‘1,, and pro( ,:tyw.:_o . i n ~,c_...,. vzausitut cast iroti A y ~„,,,, , u. , 1 o,v : the i iver 'l ran, LI P the compatiy ~11,einbat kea.l tor a aieutt ti ;1111ttleci 111, t),(1 then' cu,:r' , ,e. • ' . . • t fler 03 " 111, '' 'loch , ski, where upwards of 300 r eti o m 1111 hetutiyii, ko Mr, Briddoll's Cot tun works ~,- 7 b ile d in Irottuav .drel,e,' to rdd : tteir teminton i y . , , V -.1()Yr111 e bums as ritted ,about' two o'clock at , t ha "u.' Wier ecru„ • the - river: Cliurnett, ,at C utitp . . d. a distance of At),.,ut ii% triae. from Limi vr , attld ti 1,, acciantatiobs ~ 1 inirnetise cry da -01 , s P ec '4°4. I'vlio occuperr eons bride,e, and lined ' l ,' L. : cite,; al nit. caiwi, 4. hilst ether, steps' pace wa''' t, ll , 2 , 0 ' 4 " 00 411 rttifili•.t.t., comtua. , uug '.deti4nt!" . : ‘;''' rortwitic, 1 i,.w , ,0i wo,th, • locks', sand whrel . t a ' i i r ) t Plth.ed suitatalo accotnnroiat 1 , 11 i 10i 4he . C , lller intitt 01 the cLirnpany„ About 150 person , par , I b u ,t ut ' toil culiott .n, in-ovided in a superior *Lyle:, T . l 4e l "rB. Cli chberlain at A G'irle;-61 iji,,t;:::(e'lvi.%:l''"' an! e i t c ,: °l , l ' t:eiol; dra wit, several n111)1'014.- -6 °A LF, : AVet;h"It,"111:11th were given oy. , t4elV,ilairman; _t. u. triu ti ' '"ti. mid .o•atik• • wi th • the uttno:it - good h n %oil ' I ' ll o barium -Iy.. Aruciflit 'the `61.1i-gao . . tva i s. P . , c , Viitti le „ 4 kr 11 "ie occasion by MI: G;.odal l- 4 . an d snip; A o r ent etfAtt by Mr. (;lark ii"d °111`1S;' iked on their f ive o'clock the t-onlP3ll °l/ 6 ,. a d mitt alltir"la'n IL, Ut , oxet-r, at , euded b . ) .t h e vvi,t4,4)l's a s* ,- nibt.ige of spectotoros feultn.uguttltilitib3iir;, fst, e h ur ,,4 Of :joy, : • I.'lit, weather 'wait lensar et ..): ith,d;)'eh 'gro a ly con ' tributed to render' 11.1° . 43 , 4M b iz i tti tt , ng CUutitry uttcornut. lily subtinir. *I le 1 t p l idCe I VO l ig , b°l) fireS Were niede' In the 1 1 141 ..-" • r - __ JP : 4 111i 4l ak - P ; 'vete roastvd and d'otribu . ed to the Pour 4 ` L blEl ( paw i y of bread atid 416 '• Ti t p, 1, -...........7.,;.,,.!...,.,...e0.rr.a.ae/I .ben. fine 4 Ppe0, 11E , 4714 n.--Mrs. SwDows , h , m ade ~,t. Covent- : (l aid -- e Ita, the 5e.481411 - last 1) 44" , . ~-. lt . 14 ilti illm tre, in the characler of La 4 Ma- t ier, .:., ) 3 1, 4 : 4 liernd couch of .i he - excellence o i,t,'.: 14 h i. , liAti ti if‘ lliii charafiter). And f"" all : (.Cqu <ind - likel: 11'11115'16 wa, :an admirable aCI- ' l4 ,:__ ,,ii '1 it il 'itit);l4lVV rettd,rt,d lul l jtasta&' to it: iittLti 0 " vVretl her ::', i ' ' 11.1°111. powrr t.•. draw a b etclitliPl"°"'Aui we. 414 y :;,..„ill':44Lica aCirvol GE 11 i° l' r e' e " t * -- ",'„, 3 : Itlfirity,.-i"rhe ta t . , ty, 111 It slit- co.:11(11)ot more c .vv , v 4 44 ' •34,e ettol,,(l,ecs Ike tie , , ii of the Poet. • atii 4 1 thic'allen iCaid t t toute to the inelfit of 1 ' i1 , 1 1,„ 5 ,., 11)14 our . et,, , ,:., (llll P.itte r , t h at we 1 , ,,,,,,,, ti nt to ~..„--ti i. , II COr1" • 4.4;';"uns la iskitilsration. S 0 I '4 B °t ' v '' N ' : tow*. 411, r e ::, th e L'att Iltr oogit'all it, 6,-aringi, 3ud l'' , 1 ,, ,us er; i i; (l 'o- ai d gesture, leaves tli •' IP' ' 6.1 13 , 6 : , t r i i , • her ntigi t - „,% 111 "i'l an object on. It 1...i116L itt?;.ll.cie.livt.ir of he-r. ,let to public opinion . ' l ' .1'...e.: ,14'we, 4ho uht ,f , lrl ,"ver to Alattah, Wtheti 1.15 6a -P11%,• A 47.... a 1„ Jad ?.--lni,tvad us colinl, * 4 .Y11% " gv "i'; dis, 11 ' 4 (1 141 ; 1'1r 114 ' wi.ul.l hav`r rendered I'oo l . e' r * isiniv iiiii) _ ,tir it,t, act toward* v. hult she w 3 4, inr j ni ., - iirii t i • ' ' 4ll e utter„,l '' we Ai/ rt with a•ki"" of • I ►I , %,, ,„,. ,- .. i , ,k. t!„,„,p g 0 ,„,.,..,.,, l'e, as it oach arrJugetu f Irtistrattuil. • iii, 74 :,, ds wool : prt clud:: - all ( Ling er '' • , hat riutittlf, 1 - so j l , - ;" '''" Prootr Int - rioing, 4 1 1. 1 it 11 "1. 0 -.• er , i ii t 'lttril wi'e ; * liumiti.a's Illatbeilt its gotitheo wi11.. . l, s ' i l; PL, and a n im at e i ‘ performanCe 1101 ' 1 , g . ! , 6., ,► :141:111:ttelt:ire.):1:e'.::ii‘iibll'ekt),:r-ttli:AilLiiit.t.lll4elbe,r'4s6!:,B•li:nttu:::igi47ll::aa,l7itittalisn.%:,rti,:bult.l:lllSt.*);l(4a.,ll;e:ii: iii,‘ii:ll-ctililitlidielq4)l has letit s dlille:t iit: abMllltnYleee:e'eti‘r'.:l:9''lltSflid.ll bhestanf;%ll,lto3ll‘ChteViaeP:retel I'll:telt:I iee.:'lo:itelC:lSVib.acieltrtittit.olll_°''ll:l3,lel I , ;:t t el'b ri illi o V i llti de ' 'l' It !;,.. 6' ....L.':' 4kell d 1113" t"u :ssi g onal 4 v,: r .. -, • a in the „ iotti e i I , n the' Banli-still In Per,'•c ' Sr U'or, al m r ik e. senses are asteniOing and ~gra n d . , ~1 4. 0 e n.. and i i „ ng igaingt the i‘uter.door,-lhe 4911 ::. , : i lin g --,,cfremtts, taniil its retieberatiQut i10 3. , 1 -'' d.m i eri Vi l e' . dour '"indet. A stnatl pocket pis. 4 041 it shut, produce* a roar like a . hive, , the r aan or war. SOir6 'musical , amateur s ~,„n... i d„i with instruments, aod declare Its plwittn!..r ias i J . ps cu l l ,' 'lle flu. eor violin, Irl 1 Y". Ye'l slow; bias l Iv i ti tar delightful effect, the t o n .3 bcing.re ~ - the t ~ qulsit in tel i iii•On and the notes Qr , voi ce __ ca ~,. . t a . r! of Inle vibrated like the' har.tiony 0 • c,nipan.,):t . arch% Qiiart rs• ' Although echo. 10 4 prop e r l y . _. 4. ..' . it in to Yet (hitt ' One was hever supposed 1 9 l'cu'''' , tereu h " a() woodertul a manner, mail it was rlisc° .1 Y ac cident ;I. • A• • ,iii .avin 'clustrittg . -1 'lee ail i aSt Week •---,. gt- -m .in , . • o __ 0,15„.., ing th Ceilli t l Sti, was isbe,i/n this bile.; and rt 4 1 6 e door, the sontriV,whiehlt to. i ll , " tt i° l l of the; .I,oldeS, dwakened cAriwity . try :,. . niad , f, . a nd the t rie rs, whiCh are`rtidesertbed.. H •• • '• L eo 4 .11 Sururd irflex% being Si. Mathew.D l lY.r.., l l°::: I 11 iii to anutial ctistont, lite of Mayor, Mt e L,-; 11'40, Sheriffs, — . tic),► and Governor of the tiryer . 2l,..ttO rc Yi,ftE :, Ast-Plials,will attend dr.int'service at Chris phi 4 .4 , 4 , gr a SUMO& 4 .4 the ReV. Jtitt!i:Ga-EV;N:W(I44),`"_, ki, litey will ettisair to ''the ' Gteat fiali f in c,hrtai . s • L!t'Phal, when.. twO OratiOnS will tie doliv.tiigli!"l 4 1 ,'„ In ' t , 1 1 Wm. :tuitois' iiirywo,, in 4 0 0iittitiY1 „,_..at's•leiwiz the tyi , h. aeniot scholars of (h,.,.eGra°7 of4ll 6' b t 1., Air; I- 1 Tin I.afe. ' a tart rot - at „y ‘,..5 , 1 .4 ANNA!! 11 0 ...4 . 1 . ,,,,,„, g fr,, "48s agivnit Mr. HonGsoN, Of ...I)JrlitigiPP',- urke,„ , I '''' ca n er a bleach of prratilise . or nlatriage,.s.l,ot . : (41116 caui list • • -'. and atErii4esl-° great e at Durham- ASSiZtS, . .., . i .. I • . . ha., utirober Cir• petyle from Datlineton, w h e re,..: x v :! x cito a strong roterest'i the, eatie., . I loW'W.,C, r t' i , 5 never 'flay h u entered into, but a verdlei faken . for ., ll , r : otri u ' il c u t u ih rt l . sll t)- - fur 5 ) 0001. atihjed to ii'rtreticLi„ RIR`CFI 'APEP.S. Pr.esntnGki, - Auu. 30.-- - A.ll the Deputies fo *Vie States of the ( Realm having arrived, the Diet w ty solemnly opened yesferda!: , . At halt past nine VI the, Inrenoon the Magnates of Hungary repaired the Hall, Where the Deputies were waiting. for them. Ffitt'll`roerial High's , ss fin- Archduke Palatine took Ittlfplttee at the head of the Magnates ; M. Ter -1790920. 'Counsellor of the Court , and M. Geor g e kpjkalt, at the head of the Deputies of the States. he . y.delivered very eloquent discourses on the cir cumstances which hod called them together; and . wo speakers from the.bodY of ,the Slates replied to. them, TW4 CoMmitieet then tnuteally examinett the powers of the respeaive Deputies:; and the Divreetory proceeded to select tt D:putation of Mem lier,4 (CI proceed to-day to Schlossliol„ to piesent the horn:agent the Diet to their ,Imperial Majesties, to inform theui it wig constituted, and to invite tlieru to rePair to it. These preliminaries being finished, IPalatine,, accompanied by all the States, went in procession toihe cluirctil4 St. 53- 'll6l.lP,Ahertt`solemn mass was chautited, and at 'tlet.r.ol)iird Datru,'* , . • . •.. • • ..• VtExlq:A, .AUG..c3O.--We.areassured by well-in formA perscins, that the Hung a rians were never ani mated by a'better spirit, and that thew exists no trace 'Of that old animosity, - and nt that multitude of 'Claims always injarious to the public webare. It -well known that, the DietSof Hungary have been stormy, and haVe-ritien disputed the authority of the 'Monarch: , :We ate peranaded that the prudent con= .:dotty oft tie Archduke Palatine has mod* cousributed - to conciliate to Governtuent tilt) love, and con (KI.-nce (it the 'Hungarians. ' GENON, Attu. 31. , ---Th6 day before yesterday Their' Einitiences Cardinals Dugnani . ,• Faorizio Ruff), Bayanne and Dania, ItAl. ,this city tor Sasona. The Arehbishop . ot who atrtVerf here yes .l.ko Conttnited his runie tor Savona., ' P us s AUG. t 3. --Vice Admiral V duvet Joy- euse 'has set out .. to cissutne • "the, Government of V.rniee, • winch he' has beeti appointed by the f ';' ) '.ilit4 °Constitution American frigate arrived at :Chereil. s t k :; , :on the 6th;. with -Mr: Joel Barlow, 'AinWsiador from the United , States, and two Consuls. Ott th e Oth, the Emp eror held atl •kAllunoi inerce w at Cempiegne. •Tuey Write from c\lachid, that his Majesty the ot_Spiin means shortly to visit the province of Catalonia atathe kitigd'am of Arragrin. • • • • ,Besides the daily. journals of politics and liters torc-z,:there ore published in Paris 35 other journals or periodical works; upon different btatiches , uf the arts iti4 sciences. Tiierrecicipts - of • he.ditfcretit Theatres of this capl ;rat; have beer' much greater in t§ 0 . , than they•weie sna 1809„ when they amounted to - about • 4,400,000 Cranes.'' They amounted in ta I 0 to 5,iL:4,1U2 franca,', This increase. is • principally at tributable io,the concourse of strangers which. the marriage of his Majesty and the concomitant le.tes drew to Paris. . AMERICA NEw YORK, Aug. s. ARE THE DECREES OFFi--Captain Bay con, yr the ship Spartan, of Pi) mouth,.-(Mast4 arrived here on Saturday . evening in 47 dos . troar•Lotinotv, informs us, I'IAL f-rth ho wdzi ia,iirdcd by jr ,ereocti• frigate, who, .inquifert \\iliac) ale slap W. 14 troin,air4: 00. learning from LI)11,14011),, ICitdrelied Capt. Bacon that tie must built tier, as lie %Toils not worth carryin , in. 'racy then 14 )c,ec,,,,1d to cli.aiffilt.•tlio papers:itd letters, and af- , ter .vaid;), refill 'red them. , I:ney. then informed Cap, that in the course of three weeks they 04 1 siliAured 25 E l m : vista and ,Amirricatt vessels, se ,yerAcOitoNitorn they 11,t4 burnt, ,(.gnu was an Arne tcan brA ;rotii Lisbon, humid to. Bostan,:buint the tray beictie; and another 'ship the Betsey, from Lis bon 1(11 tie did not seem itiduted to give Ciptint , 'B. the names 01.010 other ves,ota, but , h,ld ,11101.,he was very. fortunate in not having hie. cargo, asin that case he should havc sent him .4ilt Ca, . • and - if he h od r a moderate cargo of ail-kind, he . O ; hitve burnt her . ; but us was duly in oal last,.l)6..pertnitted the Sparton.to proceed'. -- Th e pilot who brought the ship Spartan up, in forma us ? that On. F r iday last, off Lung, .Island, he, Sp oke, ship Isis, twin 'Monte Video, DJuud in • ~ VP,1,44.9156.,' it, the,. Captain' of whic h said, that it p surrendered to the, patriots, and that ) declared.theinselves independent. F4TRACT OF A Lftrelift - FKOI4 NOIiVOLIrt, DAI • JULY :17. General Sir Ev ire Cowrs, who so nobly' dis tinguished hinlselt In gQpt, has received the ap pointments of Governorot the Cattedis.,.and Coin• ntander in Chief 'ot the torces in British America , .He has stalled trom s..Englaird with 'five thousand choice 'troops, which . will render the , effective re; gulars .under ,his command on this coo inept twenty. three, Thousand, 'independent of the natiVe Cana , dittos," . . _ SA.Nourwkai Box IN q.—Pogiliton has become as much the rage h the country as `t h r ewoWn of hie,. an d . if the combatants have not acqur. that-sort of science n e Lestzary to ,cut a 'figure nn the London list; they in.general )ery equal ;evolution, an dl their WV.was‘ tleiare.vs o bstinately. contested... A har battle fouthloaratieiday last, on Gillthoro 1-le.itb,. near . OrlArtterJrbetween'George Holles, - a canal itavigaiur, oiAl2stl , 6 4 b. ?and Wilmot, coachimin, 11'0(12 . Ox 4iodstliteunbl equal4weight; :They Wcro backed for ntWeirtygniheas a' side,. and a n purse. Wilmot, was hit.right and loft Ott the bead on the firitround, and hia clarert. flew from every 'channel ; but "instead of _going.dowri; he recovered and , rallied, and the . men Ir h ool :and secondhree minutes,. when ,1:10t1s. getit drn.,.4The and . third rounds were .as ob. ottinaptly rontested,,a'nd both -were down in the. 41uoIrd, The fight was cniintained with . Abe , J oust ,94a1.11y,resolu; ion tor fort y. eight minutes, w 4 44)10451 4 hit llfeleSS fur' twO" di1e,.40-trotije by beirigra snail and hatch tight Laud. ~0-/gpv4loenif:' the men found in arm .. s on.,the k oethelsle of trrance art to be truoved..frottV -4rtie;gperd-shiir atlVortirtiOutti, and brotight to ton torv,therrpose of b. iU exatuino bail' the' Privy Council. ~!] WEDNESDAY,. sarr. lg. Torilor and Crawf4 . were .indicted i i in;?; a nui4an , :e (.:ro:Vn-street, ,fit. Giies!s, by lay.ng a nit;Ttity of rubbish mid.le of the. .trcet by which . the carriage of Mr• aides,of Portinan-iquare, was 01;eflorned, ana his coachman received a severe›Ory. .. • • Bowl, the: 'Coachman, r itaied, that he was pro.: ceding ta - the'Opera to take up his master, on the - 6t `Jun last, about eleven Walock in ' the jog, when, on turning into Crown-street, the car rioge paitsecii Over the „rubbish in question, \and he w;is thrown from, the bo t x,.aol received . t, f wg z wo l m:ids. in tttt l ! hef;d,'and one. rib broken, and- was otherwise severely •• - Saunders lives at the corner of. DU4iley- COUCI, and remembers the tebbish : being lairl.thorei p,.fi of it was put there on the t9til, 3,.4 tote re:- mainderun the ^tjtit ; there were upwards of two cart 104 . 6 nt 4 it,. and it - tees Isyrng neAr• two yard:: ' from the kit b-atone ), he say.up till eleven clock . isn • purpose to .Avant person" passi:g ,by„ . and had just Outbid door When the accident ha i ,pened to rhe • witness 'afterwards lodged - An . infoimaticin , against the - defenuaot Crawley, before a Nlagistrate, • for the nuisance, ai.d he wrs tined ss, the,defen.7 .. • dant, however, still continued the nuisance there • . • .. • for a week aftervi i ards: Mr. REY'NOLDS, on thopait of the defendanO, cross-examined . this . witots ,, , when, the following 'aialopr passed belryeti thew : C ,utvset:i-I . ‘oti 'are a shop-keeper ?—Anstver.. COUNSEL—YOU- sell. candles ?—Yes. COuNset.—AnLlsuals . • ,CousiaL—Aod hpie Irish lodgers CouNset.—You ptircha:le old iron ?--Yea: • COUNSEL---Allti old brass ?—Yes ; I wriuktt buy so.ne brass of you, it 1 thought it was honestly come by. .. Mr. WATsow--(!he Chairtnan)—The Learned Cuunsel has no bt,lis to spas°. - Ii appearin bat the defendant Taylor had given 1 0 no o.ders to wley to lay the rubbish there, he wa, aortae " Crawley was found guilty, and sell traced to pi a tine of WI. and 'to be imprisoned one month itt-the House of Coreeetion. 4451 t ..........-...r.....:-...........s . , POLICE. . s MA nLE6.-Roycli-STREST.—It appeared by the exa., mination of 'Mrs. Thielecite, who had the care of her Majesty's Wardrobe at Bockingharn Hoose, that: she had not . iairiini.dihe:presses since September 1810, exeVirg merely opening thern, and/ ;fleeing the baize, covering, consegnently the robbery. might, have been committed irnmediately atter the witness's last inspe6tiOn. Tile testimony Of one of the hous6. maids went to : throw some further suspicion on the man first in enstOdy, from his being desirous tOr her ,tp go : below, when he was once at work. irk the room: Sit W. Parsons and the Lord' ChatriberlJin • i sttend , d the olvestigation, and the next inyairy, will be on Tuesday next. - Bow-sristi.r.—Htunphreys, of the above, ()Ike, on Monday night, swirl after twelve o'clock, stop ped i'Vkiroan,in t Sroai Way, 'Wean-piaster, W It a large-butidlcy which-on.searching,.proved lo Coi): lain a 10'6 IttlVer, 41Utique creak') .jug, I 0 tohle 1 :41;001)11, -won.thP., crest -,of a band and flower, so.e rid new,town'pieces,.new COI ton ,btuckings,: a pew shawl, a quantity of new dttoify and c ,and great manner tit pawkibrokeis• duplicates, with cies pledged by the blames of PioYeti; Green, NT,115, S tretto n; Brow's, 'SVelton, Sec: Toesd.ty, evAttiing s he underwent an ettarninaliOn before'Mr. and was committed for ftirlher examination' .4norroW. -• „ • . HAT-coN!GAttnit.l4.—Xesterday woman, of about 40 year's of see; was brOok4ltp ;tin; ilticlurwenl' a . fitoi exa ,„ip A tion, being charzed by Jobolueker, on s uspicion 0t oealing tpoto hl4 person .8.a1k . -notes to the larnoistit fit 171. Cticker stated, Ins baying beti spend ng the 'afteinoiiil of the pch U s tant, at diagnlgge Weils; a nd' baying drank fredy, tan Ins way:hoome Vte went to sleep, abont - feli o'clock at field near Gray's Inn'-lane. .Wileo 'be awokeohe above property was gone: Hancock. stated, that he, apprehended the pri sonefin St. Giles's, pd found upon bet alone polnd Bank-note, winch was produced andaworn to by the post:et - nor, being ono w bleb . he bad lost. She was fully conunitted to Nwgate for trial. LONGOVITY.—Thero is now living atlrthington, neorAiratuptotv,. in Cumberland, an interesting . obw rs6ler, Robert,,Bowmari„. farmer; who has at tdined - the t patriart haVage of 106. So little have the info . ; mities of -age pressed upon this hardy veteran, • th.it, • his sight-is, so perfeitkas to preelude the necessity of using. g lasses ; and his other senses are et - pally un impaired. He walks firmly without a stick, an& ' carries • a basket of. botter.opon his arm to Brarnp-' , .ton-marker (a Ota.nc.tt;44: about three in i, es) - gene rally once tk, week. • Not tAager ago than the pre. seat seastm, he mowed Ihr greatest ptrt .cat a tt;l4 01 , . Irma with LW greatest 'ease ;, be.has alio been very busily employed in assisting his. reapers; going .. through a bard day's. work „with nearly' as ,illtiCil - .facility as any :069 ,',0 f his wOrk- pt ople, ; so e agor, indeed, is he in this employment, that he has arisen from it's bed,' for ttmt purpose, at the early boot Of. ihree,o'clock in .the.morning I Last, year, so very vigorous did he conceive his hante to .be, he rtibunt• ed,tO the tat' of atay-ltack; which he. entered . atid bound down witlioni as,iistance, But what most sbuews the , confidende; which 'tins venerable person' has in the unimpaired energy 01 his constitution, is the, circutuNtahets of his having lamented to a friend that a thrin belonging to the Ehl of Carlisle, which ' bsd been-cc:chilled fur (wet Ce.tlltlfte4 by. persons of the name Of Uo . roan (though we believe net of the &tine fami as hitt- own), had been taken by .a, person *a - oli ther,oaine . , -- a;, had he known itt . time,. kel:edin /1# ;vaiMi .10,Ktyken. el /ewe, of it,, in artitlititlLtb.,C gti?iie oranwmaii Might still• be tit. taclid 4 lt) t e ll' -etwite; - Mr. , Bow nvin.ii; • remarkably whirr-am, lis ?nit upon the iiimlllest kinds of tai rl, . , : boti.et.milk,?,pciistottiff,%&c.:---took.l - ikhiah has pre seised the healt*Atid nerved the braisny limbs Of thousands of ttse Cambrian peasantry. - ''. It it a ifitinlaFfaet, dot the unittd ages of the • telt•brat A.titutrais:on the list. of •out . Naval Heroes amount to,cjght hat WI ed and fourteen - years. - This ' eircurnsinnge shOVVA that ti,;iltfifig il trot 0 very “4" Izediihy employrw:ot. r On Fridak tiiortiingi Sir 'W., W..l. l Vynnot.4 An. nual Agricnt,turalMte totA in lit: be.ooitui perk, near Rlitiabon:' _T;se corripttny •N:e' e notnerOus t oneltiOltded sonia of the aril lt&ricul tUristit in the kingdom. . Theproughing which wren -stßtt,Pd, %vae; wdn by Lord 1,1r4d1O0.1.; the sgcoutl bet, Mr. SU‘iworth, of 11',,acon. The shew.of cattle wits very res,a ,. .-Lible. Mr. Parry, Pittl,** - St`TtiNV.4. , : rt.ctiv eta. hv, morn for the beitt South Down ewes * lis.t se'cond.. ...The..sweengiakes of fi%e .taeft,,• flir • la: cattle, Wm; Wry,)4..fine co', hinging to Mr. (tiloton....of 0 ;`esi ry, ► titist a.'S . otch `v. _\v. Wy, it nesi,....--T!ie former. 0,1!0 ,: yyt.1 4.9Oe_the ever ehibitett. Mr. Phillips rtcgived The'cup tcir the f; ,, t 4ettee.. Atlivilie prizes inen - cli:.posed of, the -1-11% commenced: Sum,4 benutiftil Devon co,v, . e to n) .: ; 1 good ..prices, one Was . sol'd AS' guineas---Sonih Down sll4R:sold at ti.oin 2i. 21. Aii.--Itatrtso - tet froot't}ve tO tliventy each. • - • -• . . .About thi•ee o'clock, dinner was.atinounced,.and, it is said, that not livs than from 6 to 700 peisr.ni sat dowti; it is unnecessary, to rid:l, that t ,e Wvnnslay, so proverb al, was never itx.- ceetled, and the munificent owner app , ater.i nighty. satisfied in the gratification of his' ntimerotis guest NI hong the compatiy Tl*o Duke of Bedford, Earl Crosvenor, Lord Wilmm, Lout Bradford, Sir StephenGlynoe, D A ian of jt.cipti, of Norfolk, Mt. Child tkc • • &c . The extretrie fineness. of the Vieti.ther coorri- buickfto'retider.the• business Of the day pc..culiarly pleasant—, , At this m6eting, - Mr. ietrety, smith,. of Chester., exhibited two •hand,milts, on a ric.r.w con‘trut•ftiou,„ for the purpose - Of COlll for c role, which. were Very rinialapproved of by. the company ; onit of these by a very. simple:motion, is COlkvert, - .41 into a pair iof malt-rollers; P. N. Pfrker, Esq. of Sweney; Salolity;a4ctoottisibtted a cart which is con.. struaed without en axletsve.., •. • • Saturday night a than havfog•Stolen A small piece of baCon front a cheesemonger's shop, near ditch-olmi oh, waS-:Pursued 13,y7 . 11e:o*iter, with, the usual cry of ",Stoß,:l'hief-'.! which being, heard by a 'pertain coniing' "hi an 'Opposite direlion with the. ,culprit, he ritisesi his *tin • 11n • . bori/oflat posWo, .Wlp),:ig) intention to , s,toe hirn i which the icelprit not perceitil tg, with such torte 'against thee soot as :(440 ,, n0 riotab i t, -by ; the agitated state of , his mind) caused his instant death. .• .Tuesday an aiarming disturhnnce teoft: place . * slt Ratcliff Uigh o,lly, near the Londeti Docks, amOng4 the sailors of different nationi employed there: 1 , 4 soMe, ante . past, great animosities' and ieral-ufici• have- existitki amongst them, and particularly the A t nerloan.,"and ',Portuguese , sailors, reistive--to taste -ra,e of ..,•agest „at . which.) hey should .work. It tip ! ' pears, t:ttat most of the Portuguese - have agreed of late tm give thei? servies`on board ot.rn4Arehani ,their siouals, without.,requiring any Aftt.tgei; itrodance which kr; irritated the Aim-Ti t :an, an d. 601,1 s‘tilois.belonzing to vessels( now in ihe to the hi,he.4 ptt,rta, Arid theryaceardingly met cariy in the., morittng, anti planned r ol timiaDi e arim .k upon th.;, Portuguese. their i .datl of atiiaclt wa4 fitidcit!Tily (pi rped, 'it will ;ilso suckletily orit.l by that . n-leaos they ,were totalty unprOVideri with oOfeilSiVt• .WeaptalS. They 'seized evtly get in titiCk they t.ntild procure,, and the prti:• ! . pet ty'ot many of tar.. neighbontitig.iulaats~taitta "call a. sacr 'lice, for t i litikittiliotle tit .etrttOitio, a. tetrresent. Went. stool, 'they: co•uld• lay thea la.,itd ppprt wvre ~brokett its ;,iet.ei s and' with theieilleY beStdWed many a violent bloY upon their opponents; who beit4i totally unprovi,lA Inc such a deapurate attack; suffered 'very sciictely. gyery,. st4p,of ladder, piotlttced a broken crow el ; and the poor Poi toguese sailors tumid thetweNes upon this. occasion in the nititority, and •were forced to m tke a precipitate retreat, and seek refuge in the houses and shops, ,by :which the 'whole neighbour hooch 0 1, Witolq iii 4 11:yrAy,Jytttr in an t3proAr,' , ad the'inhabitatits wr,re nth er the .necess , ty tif up . shop. tliellidrtoll' 6sti t ' used evo y e4leavair to procure off.nsiviefivedpons) but so few could, be obtained that ,they ,yetre, totally. ona'.le •to' with their aSssiitints, many of wit -rte, although sonating ArneriCatis; pro i ied:tohe Irishmen., By the .timely :interference of a body of iinike mrinrnd,vitluals whom they had cati:; , ' 'ed to their aid, a vast deal ,ot bloodshed Was for the Pre.ietit 'fortunately prevented, The hostile parti,s, ito‘tievcr; 'were not• tlisperlied . before Many threattl verigeancik v.r j e..rejo.wrOitnged t: and it Wai r‘illytniderStood atict firmly credited: that aritote , a . • bittio talie plitee in tile evening; at sin o'clock, that the,,ioMtft,tents ()tiding greatorowch Al ailurs,re.astrem!4il; l 4 la two, acipck; wore beginning again ro . shttt lap situp and notice, hid been giNe+) to - 'the Voltintcers; and a tilrittet ghtnd from the_Tow.,..r, to be on, the ahl,t , ,bT the time ahra athletic sons of Kilkenny can muter I,lieiriorcei. • This tracas,. whielLas yet,appear: to 4 .Iri :its in• fancy ; bears a great resemblance to the one w hi. it some yfigt)t, ago occurred in the ....game p1:1c,;t1 I.3,:,i‘r‘ coo Lascars anti Chinese saihksiblit',lt is .to the 'result not proVM so sang • lfntary, M (0), bo,itet4er,: r is viist nccek: 'ion Of strength which is likely to tie pre.lueed to. each party (tom St. Gite • ekticttA Wipping, but t.v . ;.erx the 'ilinthitants of wtn6ii, ilacet ,great antincsitte4 and feuds have for a lring tithe been tO . einst • PicO r seenisin , ah atartil, the arrival:Cf pri4digiotis large Semen ta 'treat A grvat assemtlage,oi4adies and .430600 ten t ,(pd the place 'at eY.hitaiticali , itk•liecoene [t;;;44 ,- : and the general top :e of *titers:lll(.lo amo , ,e, ho,, higlier ranks of pttkml4:ii. 44l6s e ex!rd;'rdif , Tk rtsp tiles coming from so .yeryliemote -e pa ot world, and high.prefervat ion nf that every perstinc4Anitimdi titf gratitj.tng riusitt to tlk.4:t Mott ehomious size far . rittr... pasies imagioation, and 41164.2thantie‘i cat not to he fienraNd.. Th 6 ,po. 4 lteters ,ye a t t „,,, ty enhanced the vitt) of their rabbits, sing4"thWo tat girrgets Lave arrived, ~" }