The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-13 00:00:00

. • 1851‘,31Prii, SPT. i I :-..—.2k. trench litin-brlg ar 'iiv el here this day, which was forrnerly the k , Tea zer g un •vessel, captured by the enemy • , ' Satue,..i time „. tince, and re -capt ure d On the 24th 1111 irn°i'',L fk„-, '''' .- • G, arc:gine River, bY the Diana frigate, ,Capttais tass - • ' with 1, s • 't, frigate T, 11l CoMpany 'the , entiramt and Cad mus brig of war. The Teaier; on her: pas se to this p ort, fell in with and detained a Prns los, vessel in ballast, bean& to 'Bourdeaux, which ' . tei.el also arrived here this day. ' Put in here this flay to join convoy, : voy, the 41n, Warr, from Waterford;.witt a cargo of but ttr, bound,to London.'' ' .. .., • ~. Arriv e d t i-, n Thomas and William, E l loi vl4 l . ' ena. . . , " 4 4. and Plitqbeth.NEVlLL, t r orn Vats ; and' illi..c' , ..,14CCeSS, HENN TNGToN, from London. • *- 4tr ' y ed nlco .-1 Preach ealliot, a chasse-mort l e, 1 _, • . all a S'lmp, W.W.I r;3rgnei consisting' of timber, ro iil *N i B ce. hound to Brest; captur e d by Jll6 I Mina fripaterr. Semiramis , Slii'4'l • ' . hli Majesty's ship L e op ar d f or L e i t h , w i t h te ' • , 4.16 prisoners. lit': '''''. Car 111)e•Fatre,y, CREW S, f rom J ersey, w i t h a o for this port. Sailed no r itp,. . ni elligettt gun-b r i g w i t h a sma ll con y to the Weqward. ' bito, n • ........ I, '' S r .r. ie.—Arrived hi4i Mtijestv's shim 11 - " ; f ' ll °,Y, from the•Babic : Hairnital; Rear Ad a''' nusama,. And . Capt. KIN 6 ; Afars, .Ca 4l li ' l : impe(it'ef/X, Capt. MILNE ; "In/guard' t 11 , 1 1. 1 t: (11 /"N I and the Tremendous, :'apt. CA at P. i 4 ' 16 ' 11 '6% ed his Majesty's ship Be ll ona from tarlusllit), 4. • .. Polrt,,, ............._ , t tlf„ s7 , ' "I'll. SEPT. 1 ''' --Arrived his Majesty ' s Chasse 'a", ctn. out ot Bourdeaux ; also a - French s "lbarC e , . o f . 404,4 44. , a nd.) Irench gailloti also ' cu t " t 11 ' 14. 'iit, se Leopard, with French prisoners for . . 1 ' . iot a I , ' . ...:....'...... , Otte r; ' 4Pr• 11 . - -Arriyed th n e Partridge sloop. 476, wili a l d the. transport Sir ..lasepi Banks, No. /Ili,. ad li arr 4 ac de tachment o f the Bth Fuot, for B•r.. 's , , PAI, 4 . ............ .. t i ' ,, ll 804,,u,T,11. Seri% 10..-.. Arrived his Ikr*sirs Zd4,1%, mt fr n i p. • ' k convoy pn file N I alo ~ tyrnouth,Jtvta e ~,, 1 4.4.4 'ne transports William Pitt, No. 4. I ) , t 't Nliii l i 3 No. It/6, to i.lte on. board East '1 ‘ 1 )0,4, 1 - l or Ir.•i,i„d . . ~.. 1 llth in,,,•'‘flet.t that `.li e d seuiii.;:cuntiiistwg nf from the "Mire on tbe , 44 sail . were yesterday in ' It '‘'Cl) W ii. - , ..t. tilt): Hit IU .. ............. %hived-4.1NY% shir, rr ~.. i ttl . oil %, 1,, . , ~...cd.spir, Hon.'Onit• r./..ll,,ctYn' t h a q upo n s ,„ u , e '„,''''),' ..t Portsmouth, alter s . g. , ii , I- , 4 4 14, o ne of "'" l' , ' Deli I.ings of war , ` near C eri b i t :Y!ftri s h or %hiell'Sile suci:eeded. in solking, 2!.. i I int iere nltie 4411 others. The others escilker , t ti '4,010,41°A un 'in their halls and riggi g . , iL l t:itely pull I g to the alt ack, the liarepur uny}i , -14 tilig 1 1: 4 • "ed. atid r"rn,lit ed ,ii her broads , :1 - -' 41. ' IT ' "(1 ebb of 11 tide, ' . ' rhe - - ~ 1, ,, .oto the L . , 1e exposed to ave y , L 4 1410 with'mrlei, and from the shore, wino'. the ti oe fi art illery - but i'leiliatel„"ita, Elle con;tue.riced Such a fire as lin having 'ft.; hied w!:en iltl'lld)rlit: , 4 "P' the shore', ' leaving . leaving - scarcely a 'muse -1 I;'`. vi.iiet::4l,lllen wrelked a•bimilar vengeance on, !`'‘i..;;,,,, l'ik'e fullewing letter contains the par !,:ittl,,;:k/ri.ip,~.. f 416„ e '"'i• CA tt• • i 1, li cit, utuuLi tit din Percy , • i n a very,, shattered. ez r .. i 1, 0 .4 4 4 till 41(1 2 ,Y 1 , seeing seven brigs, men a , I lir, ~,, 1 n-iiitdcrs b e ; (l .. „Tun arms, and tip. ~t th e i .41 e,4,, 4 1 • , '• , . bih . close • 'fit ' 4l te r . , • Ynig at anchor near Cher 11 4, , N it I ) ilv t t 4.4 th it h,), t 14% 46 , (Intak e A i uay, Captain Percy gave . .or i dert toll, it , "Y• A s I In, h oiti'' determined to attack . i ten 0 1 144 3 , 1, ''' ,, ll AS they were within reach or gui)-_ OthC all i (:i j, /' ''.''', ut( lext tht,re, laying on her hirbo,yd r t 4 ot i L i kity 4 ;r,'. "'airs, exposed to a most galling !ire :ifi g lth e 'lle th re . ''l , ,s, and the artillery which ha i tl e a , L t 9 .l l7 Itthe ihio (1 1 ,,: i t to ce4hiet4l4:onw being ii . a ,e rk n , t Capta i n emyrtliing killtlTllt n ' ,o: te t t li eY ,. Li, 41 As i s, r ) c oo as the tide returned, 411 6 t i tl e h 4 ' "W" . r OnliflenCed A most-tletertnined ti -r e , e slti 1• ' ' •, - tO k,. tt. t , I,td Ad 4 'Ma 1 l ', village contn.,uottb , 4 .1)1 't af t 'arcel a h oue 1 d• one ot the bugs 1,,. ~,,,, I NI) ~,.. . 4 an mg skiqltelili ju their L '", , eh un shore ; the others were rill . - 1 44 1 1 '41. 4 ..ii!! wou nulls and rigging. .The lintsitur lest 44 1' 1- '4 e n(6l ; qnrit.g the killed were two Mid -1,1.4 kniednloY, in titis affair, must have lust op -14, , "telliCit , 1 alio .1 4'1 , ~.Y a sloop nollo, Captain Clark, cruizing,', , , ,tO7l-ails tritely fired ,on tram the 'batteries.. 6 ,0 , "iit 0 about three milea .and a halt ' out, a 1)14 )),,._ 4 '''ar like vessel, that the spiny came on 1 t he t i l i n ne 1 0 9ve were several other shots tired at ha, o 411 lik titi,ar ini'.ll'ing her. On the $lll itYstant, N 7 4 9 14341 Cl 6 'le in shore a large sloop and ,a li mi t lli . 0 3 fro m th. i 3. t b, ll . e eastward, but havittg got ,I 1441' Ittriii,,,eilt's, they escaped into Calnis liar "il IP till,,,'' `" chase several shots' ftoni the' bat l),i It Ni .er,bpr. ° 1 4:i t i 9 I:l;,:nregi gurH, and. the in §aleut win 4i" 41 1 y i s l : nit *4:el on and: next, about twe r • , i,YQ, , , I PQCted . „ ti V ) ". at Plymouth. .Mach cot, ,a tj , .ii t k,,, RA4 ',' . uhst of the lodgings are ;al -1 - , 1 of ht i , tun a • 4 neWtriglte 1 b . 11 d the j, m ti ont _ 1 tv a , 1a ..., ~, • -j 0 , t . ... CR C.. Creol e, ,' ;,`lll t4 a te ioaki.,' ,,, " u° '-vo on Friday last, and Ke it, 9 Nth ,14etioist ~to lay do wtmother, to!be call 4. .Iti l l ast ,',,, ' 'I ) lieu uf the One wrecked oil Piy. 0 14 ;t4 rho intr. 0 1 '. t %PI q : Ot A . 'I 41111:14f.("11 Itn l L l i n ? ll4 . er of the French guard-shi . . lOtl ii t. 1 4 ~ 4 4 rtOartled the S j * • 4 1 ,, rn,„ , his „;., le emrramis, or, the , r t - 4 kl, 1,..111, 4si'rt'•,k-al)rt li tcitAxtisotr in very 4, Letit,,,Nl tio„n ," " l in't to come on deck, which 'ili' 4 97 be ' au nd hts mistake. . kt r ot thol e . 161 ake. tits astonislt a t , af, d,,, ... 04 tip ills !it Say ConCeiVeri than described-, I, • it . , 4 1 1 / 4 0 ',"epri se ~ 4noniders and said, ," C'est trOC It 411 j- * eapt. iir 1 -... V I I ri titt 1 34. hi s ciii,i_4!. then , , desired him to , 'ith L i 'h e t "eh h e ; t ") at?cl :lake some refresh-. 1 it till ' l*l 44: : e, k tltto o, i ii ;'''' vtitc.c,eded in carrying: hts , ivi oUtg eorria down and.talK ; A VA.L .N E*§ i T CVO 13:)i.E3,, THE WIDOWER'S CONSOLATION. Two bones at one moment haVe taken a trip, I've btiried my Rid, and got rid of my .:r The new drania of M. P.. or The Blae•Slailtini, was repeated last night at the LYeutim, and had the warm applause of ao elcgant and numerous audi,i ence. This reiterated tavourablereceptiiin of the 'piece may well console. the Author and the Mana ger for the attacks of the Critic in a resliettabk. Morning . Print, who writes with so much 'ability,, that his judgment may be fairly suspe bed of, some private bias, since it so entirely differs from that-o( the public at large i a, well as tram the opinions of, many peisanii who may . be supposed as competent to decide on the subjea the anonymous etitic, all his.acknow,ledged literary merit. ' Though we cannot agree with Mr. MOCRE in his modest estimate of the merits of his drains of M.P. yet, we are sorry to say, that, in the present state of public taste, if it were indeed .a mere •" bagatid/e," / and " ftivolons," as he describes it, it -would be more likely to became popular thau.even with the recomMendat ion of its inherent value. • MN. - Gins had a good benefit last night at the • H3ymarket Theatre. FAWCETT was to have pet-- lot:rued iltres in The Rivals, and Scout, in The Pillage Lawyer, but being indisposed, the cornier part wa's taken by MAWASON, and the latter by FAttlxy. Mr. GARNER, who is always ready- - when any hette% tient. measure is proposed, is to Way this night, .for ben,:fit of the Sea-bathing Infirmary at Mar ga-e. Miss DUNCAN lends tier as.istance on the same lattab!t occasion. :the pertormances are to be Tne Moon and Ron 7'ou. Mrs. Sunloi , is has returned tri her charming villa at Paddington, and, we are sorry to heat, not in pertec't health. Mr.. H. JoHNsToN, and her quadruped family f are now ruling bier the theatricai eouraq at Ma/i -dles*: The Theatrical region at Cheltenham, is to be tleNt week animated by t the talents of Mrs. Jo RD ?J. The Pomade frigate was ordered to sad from Malta fir Convantinople on the 18th tt July, to biiug to this ltoun4try a Turkish Ambassador. Miss Sstrift, it is said, has renewed her engage ment with the Covent-Garden Managers. She is now performing With great 'success at Liverpool, and, according to report, is much improved ,as art actress.. Colonel G H RV' LLtr, it aeema,has ' ielinquisiteci all concern in the projected entertainments at the Pan dit:6n, having transfetred his i nterests to an-English builder,, and an Italian manager. The object in view is said to be a. kind of rival Opera House.— The public , have heard much 01 equestrian In r latmers, and a Manager's tali kick, but, acceiding to 'apart, this tranbter of the interests trt the Pan theon was produced by a veiy:a.trancclinary kick, of a:high nature, and from manyfee,t. been whims:callymbserved, that the taste lo t equesiiian spactacles,wia i)cutiahly encl . in 3 gal; loping ciinsuntption; From ail acctionts, however, 1 - 1!, !itipr6bable that tiro public will b laddied watt them for some time. It ip very kind aIIiVONAPA R to tatce the (rouble. gat per%oually superintending the (milking of ship% at Antweip,apd other places, ; which there, can he It tie . tioubt will hereafter turn) 'part oi the British , The Rev. John Davie, B. D: Fellow of Sidney 011-ge, Cacubridge, was Oti Fridy. last el e ct e d 111 +s ct o: rli , .irseklety,.in the fooln 'el late much fametited Dr. Praryon R. Thomas Hosking,llL D. Fellaw of Sid ney Sussex College, Catubliclge, has been presented by the master of 'that society; to the rectory of itemptone, in Nottiughamshire, vacated ,by' the tka„tlf'of Dr. Pearson, East Norfolk "Militia are ernbarlied gate bound tor Irelirld, waiting the arrival' of two ether Militia tlegituen:s Item Harwich, which are At present wirKl.bound those. On the 6th„ the WaterfOrd Militia rairched from Cork to Mortksiown, to embark tOr.EngLincl. lASI Friday the Royal Nottingriathshhe Regiment of Militia, cummandeo by E Esq. mafeh eil from ,the Pigeon-house, into. DUblin, tWireli they are in do duty.. WO regret to "find that several Noblemen and Gentlemen, who e.iirloy threignets in their service, are b'y no means sensible of the dangei of harbour= ing,s9ch dharilders... getituwis kind of incre dulity; \ which 'marks our national character, has often exposed u 4 to the cootempt of ,pther States, ,and has led to an influx c.f visitors, who have lost thew reputation, anci are, incitable of subsisting abrold. With iritry few exoeptions; none but the (tame:, of Great Britain shoold ,he confidentially em ployed in doluesticsituatiens in this country.---1t is, hardly to be imagined to what an 'extent the viti ating prinuiplekand habits of foreigners have cor rupted the morals of ilivate life in this coon trY, Futicularly in•the, ietnale olld. The datiger ous consegaencei, therefore, of such anobtritsion :among us, powerfully (IL4II,IIILIS the notice of the Le gislature. QaticlANT AtvclcaurriLs.—A mission from the .1)j//etatai Society is on the vie of departing, under the sanction, 01 Government, in a 'Tod:hitt frigate Uestiifed for Smyrna, and commanded by Ciptido C3II3HALTLW. - The objed of the Mission is, to mdke . _ dllig4iitearch for antiquities and ancient relici in 'Aika,Min i pr and thc lonian Isles.. A Doting atchi te6fand draftsman,. of very soperior latent, has ge nerously abandoned a lucrative office, to Hid, by his talents ) . the views and phjeas of tins Society. 'When we consider the eminent progress which the , liberal Arts and Sciences bad made in' these regions of Greenso goltiyation and refinement,. way na turally; conclude, that -the -stieceits ot, this, un4sinti win be such as ►o gratify,every aratu mit- ill the Alb, and every man.otlasta, curiosity,.and On Saturday afternoon the-horses of ft waggCni, on _the retort] troth Krogirton, took fright iitiont hall a chile, from that plai:e.; the waggoner was. rioipg : i 4 vehicle at tho time, and in his euclea vour to juttip'otii, be 'w:is untimunateiy run over arid killed:oh the spot, leavitig a wife and iti (listless, ' - ' ~~ 4;iiin k''.ki.'.i;i:;ii§:- . , IFROM THE NATibrg:ll, INTEtteIGENCER.I challehge any one to prOduce an instance of p condemnatirinin FratiCe .of Pn Asnerican vessel .44ized udder the Berlin And Ali Pin decrees .Subie quent)y to the ht - nf Odt of alfthe. Feiltiestrated, since the Ist of DtrbVember, and lately released, we know of One 'only, Viz:the Orleans packet, the citcuMetances .of whose koStagn nii l have sidijeaed it to the.opera tions. these decrees, it' havirig - tneetted . pe Gitlrat e.nd, this!, vessel. has heerPreleifseir with all the others., pity the intat9tition int thtOse c\t'ho deavobr_sto mislead the public, mind on this subject.: . •In the PrOOdence (11h,nle_ Illiftirl) Paper, appeard a,statement'of a Mr: Smith, i,rzzlerly l\ lie 0: the, , ship Naticy, .of Baltimore, wive!) tii as captured by a French privateer 'and . .carried into Dubkirk, the, Mate: and four seamen being/reonveyed to They were imprisOned in dungeons; marched tile country,-fed only on' a *feiv ounce's' of black bread per dsy, and almost drily urn d fo enter on •board privateers: Thl..y all at, firstrclUsed . to enter, but pressed:by suffering and famine, the Seamen soon consented. The. Mate p'ersiSied• in refusing, • until his Sittlition became. desperate from filth, fa tigue, and hunger. It the' statement of this perion* be true, the-principle of 11,2 impressment, or for-,, cible fieiZtire of stamen is no longer confived to one of the belligerents, for there is no essential differ• once between seizing a man withriat his consent, to serve - on' board a foreign armed, vessel, and tortur ing him until consent is lot ced from him. NEW-YORK, JuLY 30. OHIO Legislature o(Qhicr, by some blunders in the new-modellieg the Judiciary, have occasioned the issuing of confli&ing commis sions to Judges.. This has given ri s e t o the follow ing disgraceful scene M one of the counties of that State :—" The Cvurt Cormnenei.d its Session Tuesday, arid Troceeded Without interruption until Thursday morning, when Judge Snowden appealed, and took his seat, The Court was ; not.yet opened. A warm altercation immediately, took place between Judge Snowden and the President ';'Judge Dunlevy, respetling Snowden's right, which was terminated by an order to the Sheriff for , the* removal and con finetnent of'gr. Silo , ' den, for diAturbing tho The Sheriir did not obey. The President called for the Coroner, and ordered him in commit the Sheriff for disobedience. Alter the Coroner had cornmit led the Shei-iff, and returned to Court, be was or dered to take.Mr i Snowaen Into cus)ody,r and it' nea cessary to command assistance. '.Judge Snowderi refining to leave the Bench, the Coroner command- , pd fOur of the bye-standers to assist hiM ; two , of than el trly refused their aid, tied were fined three dollars 'each by the Court ; the third was excused On account of his nip; the fourth Obeyed his sprnf mons, and the Judge; after 'cn i ucli violent exertion, Was dragged from, the . Bench, .and taken to a place of confinement." Elizabeth Jantea, of ,P4lrbortiugt), lately poison• ed herselt, , and liar body was liuried in the road leading to Bpahling. The relations of _the tinfor , tnnate girl have rtcently placed a.siene n?ar where her, retnains are t h el ed, bvating the lotto seripti6 o - • Near this spot kNere depohjtext,. on 0? 24th of May, tßtt, tin; sBd renmitts of Ithe..ihrth fafne —au a WWI me. tilt:, horrid clime of Suicide. •--Paitynger ! t. iCe warning ; here a liAtil weakne,s, and the dreadful cona:tittc.ecc aft4tton.",, A memorial has boqi presented to th e L or d s o f the Admiralty, rcl ttive to the fishermen impressed at the ble:of Man, by I.i..utenant. fliwx 4s, of tile Mal ia terider, but iheir Lordstiiiis „ have determined not to . di's'eliaie them. A'cilebrated charm ter, of the first 'fame arnongst the swinstjug 'fraternity; is again levying coniribu lions on the unwary, afteriour years doom:6 vile. An' expert - pessi in disposing of seats in. PArliament must tai: 40,gh In the ~ Mitid; COMeittliol 3 a tuqn about six feet, a d.irk bus tomdsome man ly visage, with a -stern brow , , and fluent tit address, Warranta for frauds, &c. have been issued from .Row-sircet and Marlborough-tweet, for offences at the , Westi.end• of The town, and yet they were figuring away at the Artichoke Tavern, Bhickwarl, a few days since, where they found sortie useful cc quiintance in a few hours. „One was introdoCed" , to Captain Cooper, who belongs to a Westindiaman, by Andrews; as wanting A passage to ••the Caraccaq, and he agreed for•hii passage, &c. .The swindlers 'gave expensive dinners to their friends,• and one offered to lend the Captain *stims of money. On the FuesqayAhe swindleis having got extremely ac gush)* With those necessary for their purpose, or dered a, tunic di nner ' /for Thursday, and now was the time tor them to make use of their new cc .quaintanee. A third person made his appeArance its ,a ltrery servant,. who warned 501. of one of them 'for his master. Toe swindlers expressed their wil lingness to send the - money by the servfltn,' thdugk. oneha'fl only tol. 'and the, other no. small flows, bat, ofiereta a cheque. As the. Sum was for, imme diate use, ready, money was necessary ; the . land !Ord was .called, who, advanced 301. •receiving cheque on Riddelph, COx, and Co. tor bbl. obAetv inghe might ktepilitt the glide dinner.— Ott Mr. BrinAle, the landlord, going to the bank ing -house, he was told the ,parties. were: noted hWiwiters had hold of a cheque book. - On Mr. Brindle's return, the swindiets had , fled, niter borrowing Sowe money of Captain Cooper. . There ale 3 Mash tPlietly of. OtlitT:ellargeS tIICIII,. was. excited on Tuesclayllist to the: innabiwia of ,Sr..times's•tsrinare, _conse.. iluence, of the'sudden . departure fro.n their dens of two Royal Hooting Tygers, s.rihich wear` Lately K e w ; over to this. countryas to the 31ukc ut • Norfolk . , and were.deposittid in the qables-,belong- • in gto hi, Grape,. It, appealed that tlicy hatt broken the door oft t deli; and made their escape into the hay-lott over the atables, trot their flight' being sodo atterwartts discoNeveil, a domeatic of the Duke's Wal til4p3tcbcd too'. Polites-s MenaKerie, pit Exat tr ., Change, it.• hire two of his quadruped kcepp:s . , to attfin7l, and, if you Bible, to •sectire the animals; which sifa at length Lifek%ted) atteutwo days ',rico saut labour. • . igitiddaw, in Wales, is already under cultivation ; and its adjunct, I,attetig, is undergoing the opera• lion of patlng and burnalg, prcbanly for , the ru s t time cif,ce the crvatinn. rQld is also formitiz frui4 it*.bilic,to,;44ltuutuit., ors , •-• t • CCMITIO 4v: ~ . 1 . .. __F. , ~ In .conformity to 4 declaration that we fel:loft! ‘ . . reldily, admit ally erne es pi•c/ and ca ` •upoii il sLiti:. ,• _it:4l of Such importance, I whey tree tro.i. pc: v. Eonality, we insert th'e folliiWilig eofnintioirril‘cm, wi)icl), we know came frcrii an en - iinent 'ad i,; sgettable tilealblir . of 111i1 niecileal iirafebsien ih thii Ineiroliolis. . VAcCIN'E Rtl,oitt. . . Sept. t s, ta rt . F . ' . Mr. t r,wi n e , one of the liSesiengers ,the, Adnsir ctl tWo 9f his .childttin to Dr. I._,nner'll in (*.Treat, Ruisell.streer, three or tour yeara `sinte, 'am! they were vaccinated by Anothei atierWards tigiccitilit"ed Sani:llo‘. Secretary, to the Original Cow, Poi. t furl. pare'ufs inert; of ckitf.:.: - eo,t re4ipedt:- irts,''tfte'Proprjery of misting to the . Patlidtnenta i l reibnirliendaticin ) , tt" Child .born :ifterwarti *as not etOgritheritej . .: 'Mai child eat;ght the titnall-Poit, and ;died fii it the' 'abet' three children, grild had berth Cow. posed, were - tAen ill. and .:411;red nii4Ch with . ..116d.:Jcite, ns iri the hx.l: lever dr: , l 1 . 4 I.ressoess; - until - the crop'l,u of Small-6 x , atip ear , ;(;, t ( i n t h em. The pustules Were distinct And not' many; they vitent , ihrttugh,the regular stages; and turned - oh tbi • Gar and 7 h daYs. % Thp.c;:osy.:. , Pox eacharS oh the arms are -ittrongly and-prove that - I)i':`Tenner is nd 'dine ia. fallible than any of fiN thei eruption will perhaps be donnmented abbit'the Di 4 rector-General of the' National Initituticin:4 -but this may as fairly be attribtiled to ,the.chilthev.haviog the benefit of• the air during tho. day; their h uffloed lamentably.. 4 We hatte not , yet received from Clittrfettilarn report of the case of the son ot Sir E. B. S. 13.irt. kcho Was vaccinated by Dr. Jeoper about teti yeittot sinck, atict has lately had the contluent , Sthall I'4E. danget:ously, that his life :vas despaired of. Ho is, said to pave been worse than Mr. C4roivelior, and as bad.as, Mr . Gillman' s son , of Bank-IwilAing4. .k • Dr..m - to-, Mr. iv:ewell, Mr. Pruen; diid the. Reverend Rowland' Hilt, can, if they please, faeot.,r the public with tin account of Sir ..1411warti's . d6;IH pointmenr, Lancaster Avsi;es commenced onWednesdny Tbe?t are fit;; for trial, many of whoa) at.ts charged with capital oirrlce3, There arcs lour charp ad willi wilratfitirder, anr.i eight.with man-slaughter. CRILD Ditoitnt , lG.—MOncloy morning, about five o'clock, as soroe labooreri.. were going to work in a brick-rield,'near'tbe. inpstvci.road, I heir atientioti titiraated by the faint cries of art infant, a le male, appffehtly about three months old. A gt 3).• teel dressed woman was seen leavincl the field about a quarter of an hour nciofe the child' Was discoiter. ed, and is supposed to. be the pe r i on who left it ',ere. The child was taken to St, faiici-as Work; house. I tVednestay . evening-, about six 01:1601t, a yo, 'about 16. years of a g e; of the name of y outh, into the Thames to bathe; neat Broken-whart, Thames -street, when, after being iii the water . a . '• 'short tine, he suddenly sunk, and Wit, tinferturnuel ly drowned heti - nearly pertron could 61, ante. . His body was dragged tor, mid , pi c k e d 7 .di44. ,;tier laying in the wat er 0 tq wa o thenkfound past recovery. On the gtith ult. the tollowing mtilaneholy" cident took place At Middleton. WI. 'L'hyrn,is Kidd, b utc h er , and his wife, of 1 1 .1iddleton, had ti.; Pasied tti hi 1..1g,e 0v.:..r the 'Tees at thy;, plat-6, before the bre:iv -Wor k tell. This caty.ed tLio to retort' to'the spot,. :fort while below the a.d) viewing large CraelFtherein , the whole testae dOwn. and bu.. reed theM'in the ruins. 'Several persons set to wosk to remove' 1116 - stones, tire, from the bodies, whit.:ll, %.:1) , 91 extricated, presented a shocking ,sight. Yesterday, se'pnight the stand -house; at tiw raeob Course, Cork, in consequence of top non ) , crowd+ jag upon it, 'gave: Providentially rio lives wen i t., lost ; one Gentlernan had big thigh broke, strict some others were slightly hurt. A pont. mare.: Jog, we fem . , was .also - broke ; two of the biuid of int, Noithumberlanci Militia were hurt, but are not M. immediate danger ; the musical insirunients were all broke to pieces. . . On Monday I.3st al'oot Race, for loci guineas side, two - miles, was run On I Snavesmire, between it Lancashireinan, aged 30, and a Yotkoitielhan'agt-d lg. The race was run in ten minute; and a halt'; the first rode in 4 minutes; and the last d minutes ; the La drashirernaii took the lead at starting, an d kept ii a mile aid a'quarter ; the Yorkshireman then passed him with wondetinl speed, and compl e t o ;,- distanced his antagonist.-,-At 3 0( 1 *la d running tile first mile, high odds cam,; netted in 144 Witty of the .Lancashireinan. storrifillEl-13 IiiAgKET; Sr--.pr. 13, . thlot flak's - Market was not Well eapplie;l rll t the ddlefent4inds of ; Lamb is eite.rper ; Mutton, \%2 aI; anal pork, were' dearer statement - To sink the aftt I per stotie or Sib.' S f 4s. 4d to 5 , .,A01,„ ,ttiotto o 4 i . 41. g d, ad to 7s , ca.` Bork to L 2 ,tl, IS, ad: • dBO. 41 - Al '111134 7, jon - CAlves i SMITHFIELD HAY-Mittth.r.r. 11 ;/) , s i t r ei, cd. to )11, os. Str3w. 21. lin. ;,tl, t , : 05.,d 4 C}cixert I tos. A. to Si. Bs. Cott E:totiA:cop,, Sr' PT. 4 1 . -- 4 1 1/1 4 1 ti tY tr!ttrkpt has stiVdral arrivali of \`, - „e:,?:, Atoning tufther .§3le4 ate Ire ray What lets 'in price; Barley and I!) 1t .rt supply anal fully at the 41te advance; t"t'iw o `likewise.;‘ Grey and Beaus eaci; .allot hei r ofi ceg there are IN,' Sever i‘ part(.4 Cats, o f hll the new crop ; ( a , It.ati,Jna artA salt . s . ritloteci neatly nt, last prit3 ; witi zo , u lat ton. Wheat - Ba 4 a.yo , a Ulm: ditto 1.1.0 a ko, Ityc - - - 4cs a 4 6 $ Bailey 42s a 4 s, Malt - a• iias tittereav,boi lers72 .a ISS rmy ditto -48 s sis • • 4 46s a salt Tittk2ll: 4i3s a 4 6 1 Ditto (tine 411(1) -.47i (),:os 27) a Poland ditto - 3 3Z, ' Potittoe dt.lo 4 Pape • 401, ct ; Fine Hlut Seconiis