The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-10 00:00:00

POETnY. 114 OIUGIN FEN. IV Tilt HON. w. n. SPENCikIt. Love begg',l and pray'd old Time to stay • Whilst he and Psyche toy ',I tnget her ;, Love his wings, Time tore away, • but in the scuffle dropp'd a feather I• Loge seizid the prize, and.with his dart, Adroitly wark'd to trim and shape it ; " "Oh Psyulte I thu"tis pain to p a rt, . This charm shall Make us half escape it." "Time need not fear to fly too slow "Wheel he this - useful loss discovers ; " A Pen's the only plume I know "That wings his pace for absent lovers." Th e rollowin,4 atorre6l copy o f w h a t, ha s bee n ali ecrl to transpire on the Subjea of the Report of the QUERN'S CuuNc t L. as to His MAJESTY'S health. %treaders will perceive that there is a slight ver -I)4ldevillion fro* Report which we •gave on I\les d' th e Y , The Report slates, that ti " His MAJEsTy's h ea l t h i s not such as to ena- Hri MAJESTY to resume 'the exercise of his Authority; that His Mains Ty's bodily 1 4 i lailh (10(3 nit appear to be essentials y altered since Tent; dal e of the. hist Report; that, Ht s MAJesrv's hraltli far appeirs tube materially worse than it drat period ; that from th e protraction of the its pres'ent slate, the duration of its a nd the pec u li ar c h aracter whic h i t now as -111"“)ne of HIS MAJESTY'S Physicians thinks Hrs 1 1inks Hrs . r v.covery improbable, and the other 14115 ti;il,l( his recovery ver y i m pr o b a bl e , an d th o , "jit~ 4 the oth er h and, from the state . of ttle l j t 1-4 ' 3 ltalti t and powers of mind, , frolifltis ) and Itt Perception, acid from the remain -11:1"gottt of hi s constitution, and from his bodily 0 : 11 carne of ' tie medical nelsons in attendance ell6lvly despair of'HIS".kAJISSTY'S reeovery.‘ ; I HR I He4 TRR.--The' trmgrdy of 'Macbeth was a~ttl h st , tußtit nerore a veiy 111100 1011 S atl4 e arl Oft,eirr Garderi Theatre. Mrs: SioDONs ~lrvalt Itt.r great powers in - Lay 111,6rdech, 14Fiiii,;":?uNG acquitted himself e ettrui 'or KEttist..it. He very ably as the was particularly suc- Pd ii '" the b anquet scene, and most warmly ap uti , , k r / ...._,.. .. ~ . aii,,,,,',l4wtinnt.nsll4lTH.—We between this trilli t ; . ''', enter into ihe con are by no meant ilovery_he ap.. prliti l'ir.vintl his adversaties, partkillarly ac 1 . IIIi °WU barileile he ,irry wull guar find to fight -, bUt w ti,R he , --e eannot help feeling c0n1e„i5_u...r.!),1,114,,e, Nem 4''"nl,l be th e subjec t of so much h ostility', ex o. 6): bevause h e his dhemered, by 11'0.11_,..1_,s l'illiel, I'v, 'die. detoructi, e tendency of VI , c )e0 11- i r , Altdii,„,ll",'"'te vspo..sed er,d has at .19°0 • I l idtw rc `" nil levant ition.—ft he Wai ( " tee '',. ze€lh'lues „o I .,Ni r r ° I I t he Ff-k..nult Revolutioriary l linci r', e , ' , 0 let i 'Nu g h - ',. l' wt, and many of bit portical frten , e ~% i. ueoce--,,lrueY muit have had ' aburtid,a," t ts , '," 1 1 the ruinous nature o f I,l°--iii ';tall-a„d kitnowil"Y, never openly renoullesd 11 11 ,11 11 . 5 '. F ,, x rie4 e.dged their !chiller trrins• • US ~i, t, is tritv,errtl,ficvl th t best and most Illuf",r .' , ,, 41,1 w .iir liCtliKP. in sor - port of tho.e print i 1)) lie . ' I II not f- . • , 1 contes,ung shat :114!i li a , l but the trot id - million , ()min! , p, een , too batty ' aril radG ill , i''"' ,, i i 1 . 0) ,. ic ;,'-'t raik:,ll(2ll Hatt}' the • most. g'`''itT., 'G.:it '‘ll. i ."" uY littitiall wisdbni and i' lr'4l.l."''' - 1 ilia 441;-til-',41","1,111.ere(0r. if such an eoli„lti'ene( a .._ i',, 11 '41 . i ii i ,'"`" Pol fi ') L s ' NI ir.)x shururl 0,0, , c-. 444 t • I: 41[ (;',',`" !he 1, ili c :1 1 1 eO l i t II I; dreadful e. , rot' 11.13 litq,l,l" ; .nqllT H,lll, ," l , l' .. r i l iiivx . i t ,,i,,,, c ,,d yriri , g to. 11 . %' Oty ).'‘" bee i i s „,d ail , b e , sa m e di iti>•o. , •!- - ' I,o ' kt i , n‘is \I: (,-,-"Pb. Iby - --, • , ~, am - the .ni '. UO LDSNIITII nas men -I . 01 1-111 '"" 'h In ll► 1,1 3 f,..1t oP1)9"" 1Y t..'vi'll et g u " 1 ) :1 1: , : char ic.ie . r . • and • cnnowl "1.. sill . Wil e 111 4: iiellf `t hi lit. dc,ea irtil atiti at rocious eV( IIIS h( "1 e I .1c 11 1 ein Pr awe mime the nstin :6 1 : 1 .' 'II n il •N ' Ap I' ac - b s„ti,ii,l wil t ' ' all Abe. 4111Z1, 411(111011i'r).:1.(%Tblic.b he wit neised, e,„, q),,k ~ ' to tont •ulif h - nie flr.t o , ,nort„,,i l y of returning Mr.G0t..0 . ., 41 1111)',"t'd loq , )!Ircrie iii ,tlhVaiti nig the result t tn. i , " , k , tv„. 01) "time Eff he had b - th tit hir„,,t,t ~' lona to the pyinic.. Vibe t trot 5 ' % itt ' `l'Y improper eoroltict lteVoln- ► . . .„ 411 4 i ' lntl , • triVe nottct. , ~ It ti tk,1,,, sn-xpelience win , '" we ),„„, dii. 1t . :,,..' 1i k1ie,1" lit ' wai countenanced by so 11 11101' ~ ~41.. , ,iti,vit 411•piiitlet'sotis ii , i this cohOry, it . iS '' :l `" . so coo. t1i,•,r 4 1,1 ) . ~44.0 t hat .he would come ti,' tve 101'',,nrd, since he ' MUSt be Assured ii 'Y thi f or `wf, 1 i ng which , could. be urged against .. e 14‘(' he 1 4 to the world with .311 IlitY'c4':ltiOt eX.MSe .. merit and mahgr agai„ Qll,,ti ..,t4,).* th,r -dis l: 1701[11ML beep urged .`tt,i4l(4 ttse. But flo f a ct hat , .ii., , x . '4' d ' "I ' l ' he has not most. satisract9' , R4ir ' and . • ' dvaneetl tl,, ' B l 1 1 i , he nmhing has a t,: i t i 11. , r ; 11 Litt mere declamation. • We . C onceiveotaw been 11,11:1 re,,`:: e l t. .n, surrtt has - disclosed many imp r itti,10rf,,,,,, will the Fren, h poverpmetit a l t , i , d tl i i t i s 4 ) (4 1q1 .1 ' 1 : 1 '. l in Hel i it ay be of service not only e ca . 0 y p l re., to. every otittrtrh , a! li likely to b . 'idea tr,,,,`Narri ri.'cl) artifice, and that may 1101 P r ''' , r ... 11 1 ) t i„ % , (1 tlne,ii,ence against French violen6.ei Arad :1,11ep,.,en trl 'i l l tli t , ", "ery friend to:those- principle , ' r t t- 14 4vtl rhy of the civilized NI "IN 4a4t iti vindicating world depe , lll l2'; Pl ' an e lj" him from attaeK etrors, fur which he. has tuade so , xlAatine. a. ‘ Nt(l4CltiAll, ' 4 tk ' It) I Ile I - . 4 . We Ilre informed, has been.i?t .. ro: th ts s. A skint] of Java with the most pryton.ll,, I ' Ili, . n Pr euei s - • •,-•' i 4 pont into liii,, tilernu o f ► urgeoo it steins, • 0 .• ~ ... th e ...dila. C for the purposelol I 'l kr .A a t tiVailtli ge!i Of thlit system. - , • ,' ' , 44;4(1114 fi 'fu r iherly of the Oxford Coffee-46,use, /r t "1 e" krl l . 4 - trivnds at Afar ate with private il'i"'. ttls,l*"ll‘l4, alqintuts, which, aceording 19 '" port • t" ' ll 4 4' r, l . bY 71t),,,rte,.d dub s, Arnal .tlf' Pcrloblier4, and at; ~tl„),itis dimi,l,-, sit:At people' now . at margate,_,N,:lr. ''lti , lii4 1.1031 i-ed tur-ti ospitality.and the bent I'l44l'l'4'ly o,l3l''"'"i`ll,• His son. IS in Ihe Church, .4 ttttv. ee utt - d fur hi* literary talents and 'at -4 SP ORT:i.N G • IATELLthEYCk. MONMOUTH RACES, •WEDNICSD , Y. OCT. 2. ' , The Free Plate of jOI. given by the Members of flit. County, tOr all ages, three tnih's w won ~+t wo, at two keat,,, by Mr. Bigg's Donna, beatingLorll Charles Somerset's Ju -1 an. , . , ~ The Hunter's Stakes of sgs each,, was won, at two 11.: , ts, by the Duke of lieottiot'Constantine, • beating Capt. Lewis's Traveller, and Mr. Wilhes . flot Pot. - .. . . . , .., THURSDAY. A Match I.r cogs was won by Mr. Heritage's Fairy, beat. ing Mr.,Butler's b, g four miles. . . . A Free Plate of col. tor all ages, three miles, was won, at two heats, by Lord C. Somerset's g..c. Julian, beating Mr. Heri age's Fairy ' ' ' ' ' - • A Uwe Plate of so!, for all ages, given by the town of Mon. mouth' three miles, was won, at two heats, by Mr. boil.. d..rd's Cambrii;k, beating Lord C. Somerset's Julian. Both heats well contested. • • - It match for fogs. was won by M'r. Dilly's Juliet, beating • Mr. Munkhouse's Little Newport. : . . ' CHIPPENHAM 'RACES". • WILDNESDAY, SEPT. 14. • The Member's Plate of 501. was won ,by Mr. Peach's Barbara, bearing Mr. Taylor's 'Hopeless, Mr.: Rowley's Euseus, and one other. : . , THURSDAY. • The Plate of 501. was won by Mr. C. Day's Matilda, beating Mr. Robinson'., bay mare. Mr, tVorrell's Nutshell, Mr. Hallett's Levant, and Mr—Rowley's fuscus. - The Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with togs. added,. was won by Mr. Taylor's Hopeless,. belting:hi r. Sadler's Bram ble; Mr. (unes's Maid-of-all-Work, and Mr. liall's.Little Arm. The Yeomanry Plate of 501. was.won by Mr. Dore's Pen cil (of the Mal meshury troop), beating.six others of the Chip pendarn, Devizes, and Draycot troops. WREXHAM RACES. TUILSDAYi OCT. S. A Sweepstakes of tags. cacti. -- One heat of three times round the Course. , • . Mr Fgerton's .Ceitrian, 6 yrs Sst. tzlb. t Earl Wilton's Berenice. 6 yrs 91b. • . .. z The Gentlemen's Subseriofipit Purse of Sol. for all ages.— ' Tro wiles. Mr. Clifton's b f. Glauvina, 3 yrs ' . x z Sir W. W. Wynne's h c. Owen C;.lendour . a a Mr . F. R. Price's h: c. The Twinkler. 4 Yrs . 3 3 Mr W.lviaciocks's"Lady of the I.ake, 3 yrs . I 1 4 4 ito4 on The Twinkler. and high Oittl6 aping t he ()loci's; after the heat even betting on The Twinkler. waunasa•Y. A Silver Cup, value sol. the gift of Sir W. W. Wytvie, for horses,,Scc. Two miles. ' Nir. S. Evans's h, f Cleopatra, 4 yrs . 4 r Jr . Mr, I..devard's Creeping lane, 5 y'rs . •r 3 4 Mr. E. lones's,k, t. Woodman. S trs • . 4 4 z Mr. E. '1 hotnas's C. g. 8 yrs rc.t. %on,. . 2 z 3 Only twonatnedfor tne -welter Stakes. A Match for sogs. between Sir R. Brooke's br. h. arid F. Cunliffe, Esq.'s h. - --,Won by the twiner. THUWEDAY The Town Subscription Puts , value col. .Mares and geld hip allowed 31b. Four mile heats. Sir A. Brooke sb in. Duchess, 5 yrs . . „t I Mr. Bailey's 0 c. Fourth of I tui,:, 4 yrs . 2 2 1 5104 on Duchess ; after the he.4l 2to t.. A good race. Only 3 named for the I S Guinea Stakes. 4 Handicap Stakes of ssts. each, with cogs. a hied by the Fund. Two 13111 c heats. Mr Egerton's Lutwich, 5 yrs gat, 41b. . t t 4'.ir T. Nlot% Ws b I Clortha, ;'‘ ri ISt illh. ' . 2 4 Mr. I , L'unlttfe's Lady rat the Lake, 3 yrs 7st. tilt). 3 s Mr. W. A. Nforltiock's ch. c. .ke , .. gat ' SRL . 4 Lir Mr. 4:rorges b. g. I' rederuk. ,irt• 1 • ' . . . sdr Sir W. W. Wynne'. h. c, I )13 1 , ...111, 4 yrs RSt• 41b o a Mr. I'me's h. c. The T , ..rl' kt• 1. 4 yri- 8 - 4 31b. .. 7 3 6t04 on Lutwich ; all; I I;ic ,•e,a, 2 tt) t. Won easy. PARTNiIWIIPi I.:Y 0 l'En. E. .Spragg, G. Burton, and J. Viaers, of the Royalty Theatre. • E Hoot and S. Steel, of Liver, , , , ol, ship brokers. T. fin loon and P. Bedford, ot florksilead cum Clifton, Yrokshire, cloth-rnAer , W. and I'. (trade, or Preston, wii,e- merchants. • W. L. Taylor, - T. Moore, and I. Manby, ot Liverpool, coin mon glOs bottle. !makers. W, I'( 4 tit A man and I. Green, of Norwich, hosiers. W. To for and T. Moore, of Live 'Kul IV L. ra) l or, T. 'Moore, I. Nl'Viccar, of Liverpool, por. wr- merchants. V. FL Durntord and Fl. Trollop, of Fish • street:hill, grocers. ami It 'Woodward, ot Great rrinivy- lane, packers. i. S%vainson and j, Fotketgill, of Manor tow, Tower-hid, slopscllers. G • Stronet and C. P. Sehlenvogt. of 'Crucifix-lane, Her , mondsey street, Sparc sh leatner-marintaatirers. • U. and W darkvt, Islorrotk,lroCeti. I. fillon'and W. Hate,h, ot Irving and W. !'rant, proprietors of the Maidenhead and London staAe.co.o.n. Ni. C. hest ,l l%. I and It Smith, of Henrietta-street, Co4mt-gatdc,i, inld-hed. linen warehouse. Muttostt.-01) Monday last an inquisition was held at Nitddlettnty, on the .body of a young man, who was tour servant of An ifttl , hei*er in hat village, who hod been, .on the Ftllay before, stabbed by his master The Jury, after an inves. siphon whi h el eleverqhours, found a verdict of wilt l murder against' the iiiii-keerr, and he was accordingly Cotniuitted to Laitcaster Gaol by the Cu- roller. • PuGmtsm,—Toesday morning a pitched battle was fongiq in a tielcl hear the Shepherd and Shep-. herctesc, qty-road, between two jouroeymen cur- He's, wie of thoo l on the name. rrt Dogherty., A quarrel of long standing occa..ioned:the fight, but to follow the example n their betters,. a sum of money 'was to beawkded no the victor. They were duly attended by seconds, and tire battle .was conducted strictly according to the Modern and fashionable plinciple, , ref riugil6m. Theft, was much hard fighting, many severe knock-down slows being ex, changed ; and this battle, so violently contested, lasted one hour, and fifty minutes! The contest ter minated in favour of boglietty, his antagobist being literally unable no keep on his legs any longer ! They were so much. beaten, thAt it was nece/41try to have hackney-coaches to cutiey th4m to their re.. spective homes:, At the Bury Butter and -Cheese giir, last - week, prime daries sold from in 74». and 765. per fir kin of 561b5..--.l3est"two • meal cheese from 7d to Bd. per lb. nod flat. from ad I. 'per lb. . 'At the .Nnrwialt 41\tirkei, on Saturdiy, there was Wily 'a 'middling 4;01).4 of ist beef, wOch fetched from t Os. to t 0,. ti t. per stone ; plenty of fat mutton at ad..per lb.— Scotch beasts s.vero worth trout di: 6d: to 7s. per stone, and there were several etfected ; the tu'rnip crop bent.; very good this season, there was 1.1r4e sho,a; of store sheep. ; evws with c ilvos by their side were readily bought' op • at very high prices. -;-Lean pi4s were plentiful at lAte prices, and hit pork continues worth 94. 6d. per stone., A boat, in which were four young men, inexpe rienced rowers, was ye,terday upset, whole shoot ipg London. Bridger We aro havpy to state, .that by the aciiiity and humane exerttoos of several waternien s . the lives of the iinpredeut. CNA! were : Saved. LEXICON FISTY-CUFF-CLOTTON. In usum studiJsm jitventutis. 'l't;tt FANcY.--"Phis the general term for the Fisty-cra 411 it It and tkelove of it. One in the Fancy means 1 practitioner ; love or mo ney. Sometimes the epithet elegant is used;- but we disapprove this as pleonastic; for it shonld seem to imply, that the.eiegatml of the art might. be dis puted, which is impossible. . AGCUTT6N —This is orte - ,imModerately greedy o f the poiive delights of a fisty-cute battle . one so addicted to tilt! luxuries cif being ,beaten,. that he will continue tOictlst upon them long after every Os di nary. appetite could be salisfied,.and will, thus glee more trouble to the person who entertains than any *reavonable guest would require of his, host. A MIOANG.--A sound thrashing. A DOUBLER.—A that makes the modest, but grateful receiver, double himSeif up. A•FLOORER.—A knock down eat, in any way, or mode of execution in the art. THIS KNoctt-nowN Wika CLEAN.—This is when the merit of it . blow is so dkicisively intelltgiale, that the receiver, without one . Mom .ta's allowance for criticism or hesitation, demonstrates the facit'y .an iremtdiate fall. • NOimiNo..—Giving Smart, but not the most ei fe6live blovis, on the skufl. ' A RALLY.—Figh!int , on the 'offensive,, instead of the del:nsive, after a supposed inlet iority in the pre ceding round. Ftwalso,—Getting. an adversary's head under the left arm, and thetibeing aS bountiful to it as possiblu With the right. ' The. sporting world have been much disappointed in consequent: of stakes'. not having !,ee n mo de good bet ween Young Belcher and Powers. Yester day was the day appointed, but the friends of Powers had not arrived at the appointed hour, and con sequently a forfeit of fol„ , was delivered to Belcher, although Powers' friend wive& with their mnney shortly after the forfeit. An account of the horrible massacre in Egypt has been tiansmitted to England by a young Gentleman o f Hull, who was lately travelling in Egypt., He was tAt. Alexandria when the slaughter Commenced, 'on 'the fst of March ; and in his passage up ihe Nile, fie* 'Met, the heads, in pickle, of t wenty-fbitr B e ys, going , as a pt,esent to the Gititm Srottfroa at. Constautconople; .0n his arrival at Grand Cairo, he saw ,the. heads of the ordinary Mameltlites ranged Wore the dooisand window's of the Mosques, to be owned by the relations of the deceased. - The tufts sacre eon!inued for several days. Many heads were btou2,ht in from various parts of the country, and many hun ;reds were cut off in Upper Egypt. The Pacha of Egypt had received orders hem the Porte to send 12 or ib,ooo men against Mecca and 'Me d'ina, and it was said, that a, soon as this force had ronched, the Brys intended to have attached the Pacha, and that he vindicates the inaiqhcre , as ne cessary fir his own safety. The young Gentleman to whotu we have alluded was most courteously ceived by the Pacha, and had the honour to' sit,' converse, and rider, out with him ; and while he remained in Grand Cairo, and during' his visit to the Pyramids, ,the Pacha' appointed a guard to at , tend him. • The amatenrs of the fanq have resolved to give Cara a piece of plate, valueso guineas, as a coni olimentaiy mem o rial of his ; milling ejcPlot . 4, as Champion of England. EMERY, of Covent-gardeo, wh o has a rev), taste for drawing, and a predilec tion for the sclourbffists, and co“sequently an ad- , miration of he most distinguished geniuses upt l idli,it produce:, has sketched tt des,ign s arms, to enibt ,zoned on a shield, to ornament the centre of the p:ate: no doubt there will be much ing , lntity displayed in this device ; the motto is aptly chosen trout onr own most /ancifut Bard, viz. - 44 mid ci.inio'd be he, who first cries " tidd encaigio 1" One dty last week, as a Gentleman in die iteighbourhool 44 - Lewes, was out shoot'. tag partridges with a double-barrelled. gnu, and a loract: of excellent pointer., his dogs stood, the c ,vey roe; and:he discharged both hirrels, .bring. ing down, in a very sportsman-like style, his bird hOth taitli the right and left ; this done, and find ing Isis dugs +UR stationary in the high Stuff from which the birds had risen, he re-loaded, and on 0. prtraching the pointers, found to his great. regret, that by' his '-first fire he had. not only shot his par tridge (wile dead, but his two-faithful dogs al-os ! This spotting casualty, we understand, was oi ed by the pointers standing on a little eminence, and the birds going off nearly close to the lower ground, immediately- in a line with them.• The Stirrey. Quarter Sessions were held on Toes-, day, at - Kingston.upon,Thames. A letter frint Mr. John Alcock, theTreasUrer to that county, stating his resgnation of that office,' ha's ing , been rei'sd,. a debate ensued upon an of;seiention ut Mr. Serjeant Orsslow, who recommended' that ri future day should - be named for this tnisiness. Mr.. On ,slow ni,red, that the leiter of Mr. Alcock be t o:. ( e rr e d t o a Committee id Magistrates of Ito : 1,11- t r, which was pasaid unanimously. At'erwlich he Moved, that the Committee should meet tit Kingston this day, fortnight, and that the Report of the Corosnittee should be laid before the Adjourn. ment.for General Purposes, on the 4th of Novem• bet- next r and which, was unanimoudy. carried. The MeiefiLii having; formed itself . imo.a G Com-. Intittle, the proCeedings of a for ter trieeting were read:over, and the nominaCon of Mr. George. Ware, s Treasurer ,to the Gaol Committee,:..lo the ro6in of Mr. Alcuc'7k, tzil:en into .consideration; and on, the snos;on for emairming this appointment, there appeared after Mint over the names, tor the col tirmatioo, 4 1 —pgaiast The. election tt a Treasurer of the G.tol Ciantruttee was. then post• pommed,till the hcljcituned Sessions.. On Monday se'linight, 85 .a boy Wag gathering sticks near the River olinern, in ri field adjoining aridgend, the earth gave 1.5/ay hiin, and lie WAS Seen 110 more illicit his body Wai fount about a rtiile btlOW I ltd 'town, Tnec far CUM ning. , A new kind of spire has beet ately .executed at Edgeworth-town, in Ireland. It is cdrupolied or 'lion, clod, slates p-minted io resemble stone. 'The whole was tioi, withia,ide the tower, and was drawn up in a low othiute4 by four menh ltti blow atiedltt was striking, ;mud brought to tttlnd these tiLtAi= lines in Oyu) lucitioquc educta tenero " kuta vAteni imuque pcdcs minim) . . EDIKBURGH, OCT. the 23a of August List, yoong mid very fat 0* stiayett (roma held 01 oxen, w.liicb, no their way south, hAlt-d for the trght o n the pasturage of M trestole, or hill o cats gownw, ran tlio estate of Carse, aboni three toileft ea•tfro,“ Forfar. A.diligent ,se.tielt" made for ihe awinal on, the following mot nin4, but Without effect ; end despair ing of finding Hot, the ht-rd pursued their routt...— Advertisentents were posted on the nearest chor":h doors by the owner of the ox ; but no trace of hien was discovered. On the Isth. of Se,,tetnher, t A'o people belonging to the town at Forfar went, from cot ioSity, to explore a liu,;e chasm in a 104 'on, tbe"bill of Carsegownie. , Tkis ctiasm is about five ft et broad'-arid' ithout fOrty -feet deep, nitni,,t per.. Descending into the cavern, the people diicovcred . the long lost ox at the bottom, Still alive, though feeble, reduced to a skeleton, 'and his body colleted With, maggots. In this situation he could neither turn nor lie -down, and in it not a Oser tide of herbage greW. He was dra it from his dreary abode, where tor twenty-"three (10 . 5 s I,e kid. ,opt received either food : or water, and was testorv4 to his,owner; tindr whose histeriog influence lie is , fast regaining Ins wonted strength and vigour, CLONMEL, IRELAND, OCT. 2.—On the 25'h raTt: a most wanton and uoprovulted murder tam coin, mined, on Thomas Condors, a weaver, residing on the lands of Ballykeevecn, near Canpaghw bile; in this county. On hearing the circumstance,. 13i,•haR t Crusty, Esq. one of the Coroners of the Cou:.ty, at, tended by two constables, prorecded to illy keeveen„ where he held an inquest on the body of the deceased, when the following ci;ctnstances aPpeared in evidence :—..About the itour of eleven o'clock in the• forenoon or. Wednesday, the 251 b ult., the deceased 'saw from a window, in the . rear ,of his cabin, . contiguous to his loom, w here ,he had . been . at work, Daniel Crough, of . said placa, :hunting , three small pigs„ his prb, perty,,. with two dogs; be. went. out of his house to prevent the dogs from, tearing them, wit the • aforesaid, Crough struck . him With a stime on the • bead, which cut him; and knocked him 'down.. Immediately ()obis 'getting up, Timothy C!ough, brother ,to the. aforesaid Daniel Crough, came up an'l Struck the deceased with a stick . about two . feel long, by which he cut him on the head, and knoCked him down at the MIR time, James Fleming, of the said place, came up to assist the two Crougbs, and be struck the deceased on the head with a pounder, such. as is generally used in pounding flax, which pr'ostr'ated him on the wound, and immediately thi went, away, when the &teens eit.eitclainted, " Fleming, lr leaves the cause of my death on You,", and expired in about, three hours after. tt,e Jnry found the following verdia That Abe said Daniel Connors was K illuily otuHeied by 03°10 'Cough, Timothy Cough, and James Fleming, all whom have absconded, bit it is, hoped well not eltide that puoishinent which is so', ostlY, dUe to their crimes,' The deceased was about . C 2 years of, age; and • has left a wife nod tWo children deititutelof support, to deplore his loss, . The name of the drama which is forthcoming at Cevent-G.srclen l'heatre, from the pen of Mr. C. K 6 ,111,U, is to . bu,Komtschalka. It is undetstood to be,. in die gen Oral outhne, derived front ;t pt of KoTzttutitt. At bu accompanied by bongs and oltmic, though not to such an extutit as to retidia it what might Or taylo an Opera. • th,, or ,tc- LiOn atruicis atpple. scope for bald and p'kturesque 6 6. , • . - Lord CALEDON'S marriage with racitYoriEtt, ibss . sotieul Nod ilecomplisbgd eldest daughtrr of the Earl of ittnnwtqttE, is expeaccl to take plate la tho c,mrse of neNt week. • ' Lord COI lIIIAINa. is So Sariouily . iodispf)sa. i,. aq to prom iise a fair eh3nee.ol the H Ica, Geotto4 HANout speedily Wconiing his Lordship's . SUC,eiSCif to dm I fish Neritge. • A singular coincidence of names. occurred In a marriage solemnized at a village in Norfolk, a tses,v ddys Frost wiH married to Miss fsnow. tir4t, line of Ow written by u friend of the britlegwoin s, was, " Hail, wedded love !" Strawberries were yestpulay exposed te•-sole in Covept-gardcn, and is the ektretne mildness of the weather, that several birds' nests have recently been found n the ...ntutry with eggs. • A indancholy ac.'cident happened at Tunbridge Wells on Saturday the 128tivult.As Thomas Jet . - feu, a. labouring young man, was os'aShing hunself in a piece of standing water at the back Hof ,Mr. Ft end's breW-house, he unihrtunately g o t o ur of -bis dew h, and notwithstanding a parson who was•witl). etilleavonred•to saVe him by holding out a it stir.) (or Jinn, to catch at, his endeavours proved inrill;.ei and he sunk in a hole sixteen feet deep. his bre. ther, a few minutes after passing by tierti the spot, put a rope round his waist and plunged in to re cover the body, and to lost his life in.t he attempt, —atter thtee quarters of an hour hieuta3iit Inht~tr .thy body %yawdragged bp, and every assistance rendered' by several Gentlemen of the Facult Y to restore miittla,, Lion—their labours unfOrtunately prov e d frui less. On Thursday se'nnight a melancltt ly. ae,•id e nt happened at Howtlen Dike. A persbn t h e neighbourhood of "lark, ‘ having to cross with thr;Na horses for . Howden fair, a gvolieman of tho asters of Brown, who was going river at the same time, assisted in holding one of them,. besides his own , but the boat had nut 14°cm:tiled far, when the horses plunging forward, p re ci p i tate d themselves and their holders into the•water, and Mr, Brown was nate.; tunately drowned.- He was returning from caster raced, and had a horse which ran - for the St. 'Leger's. The following specimen of tl,b marvel:WlS is ex. 'tradted flour an Ltlinburgh Paper of Siourday 1 61 " Last night, about nine : o'clock, iss some gear. gazers were viewing the comet, .they suddenly ob served a hey ball, of immense rit3gohlAL , , issue fromit, which deseende;k towards the emu) -t6 i l t inconceivable velocity, making In • the snne time a hissing noise, Its descent seemed at first in a (hint course towards our town, but having changed i ts Course a little, it fell into Loehlind, near Strom: point, with such a dreadful noise that we were now as much afraid of being drowned . as we were before of being burnt ; : for the sudden immersion , of the body into the water raised in it an immense roantity to t h e appdrent height of jive thou:rind flea, mi c a it doscended.". a