The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-03 00:00:00

....,;;,,,. . ~. PAft,n, ALT;,2s.—',li Yk i .ter tr 111,1jesti . the EmPrs., y,st..otier;clock, rece i ved, on Ihe-ocC:istoit wher fete, the` felicitatioirs nt the l'rtnces.es of Spin, of the Ladies of the P.llace, 'of the'Princes etlneth gtlitatiN , of ilia Ladies 01....khe' NI in isi ors 2nigielQiliterti 'of' his Excellency the - Austrian Art.ii issa C tur, Vc. ,- • .. E Au4ssuito, Auo. t6.—We are informed frOm clgtltlutt dhe alarm which was s p rea d i n t h at .1)4,161iri ,41Servia, aftef the refreat of the army 11:1in Gt7it6ll(illttSOW bAriiid tiv-111itiuhr, was diSsi 41*4l)Eiilg,kn'owir--thrit the fro-vs.-ft:trifling eoritt of Gcneral de Sass, of which the greater IttrtYytirettinto the leisr W allachia, 194 agilir i)lfolttie3 li;r insi-h, , 6; 'or', th,e ti , ..:11f bank 'of- alit : 11 i'aoil that the accred!ted llCtssian Agent at ttifilrthatl,, ii. th e 'tun e ef.11,,e General in Chief. , , a,,,,,") given the Set van Senate 3 formal assur 7 pi} - 7 "''t Le wotild eintili>y all the means in h i s th e 4 o" t o .°l3r°l " Se6 ia ail itt , t.' any attacks which • /, ''-il'allarnly Might ititmilit. i f l ita 3 (11)111 other account., that the left wing • t.ii :L ri h, Wl° arMy 1i33, never abauttontd the tits- Oleti-'l!Leto Ursnwa and Widdin, On tite tight of 1 44 , 41 'be, which is of great importance io the 5 et ,, 4 4, ea account of thilr .COltlanatiiCallOtiS "Wit h p r , t , 4 Ail tho Ilu.sian tioOps posted he . t w " - n fr...„0144e,..14N.g0diti have advanced upon Timor:lt, arniy as '''' they cm esii:y sui , port• the Servia . n e vr ,, i 441 4 1 e(1 at th e ea op of Deligrade. Cons!. ,',told, f' l 14 °P of artillery, ammunition, and pro, , 14 . eh ilar e t,t,,e se," initn 13:.1gracle to the camp 1 4,,i id e. The Seri ta n aritiry t 3 estlinated ,4, hi nit!) Vi tvl ' 5f1k,,,. 1 ! All 4. 1 4.—The sale of ecclesiavical. r t , 4 .' 'ae i•topelty g , irs no Nvith 'a grcat deal of . ivd,;,,',1:111,,143,1,5td cr.alft;rinabl,y t . o i tl7. rr:;:ula:io v n a s . khi ,: , e been III:td o on the slib'eii, .1111'sull's ''itior wi , 9 . 1 . 11 . 1 e, sides considerably Surphs,..thr, , 1441,014tirli.,voils tirade or the properly. There 11 :lilpi li , 11 ,. , t c.lts that the Church lands would tin t 1011 04 4 ; 1 , * .i . ,i but, on th e c um l ary, they are much , , ti t* - • ‘'hic!, t,,, i, 'a ' gieat deal of property in Moldavia ' liki,l l4 te led to our Govern-Merit ;itisto be sold l 'io'ilik i ''' 114 ron de altsch has been sent itito : 13e- '.• • 414 i 4Ni.te enii,:nissary, to, look after the , . ti, ~.,5,114,41,,,. ,• !t u4 lait,,„‘" ""rhe%tte land, situated in Gali h-iintyk,;:-.1 tnariii.d 'otti fin sak. „7": itt iNt; 4 t. l. o. 20. Since the 17th' instant i'llt..bli:''4lt:ed t hii pier ninutern hhiPq. 13(1 !'" ' 4 1.40 , cm' ii „,' -lar, potkp,r, t7,,trqe, cassia lignea, Pili'ti "°°l i'and•tlmbe r mr B.llin-building. ' •-. :14.6,1i49.!'i1-Brfore tin... flevoltinon the.re pel'ts(rtii..44.llie tieui/spaper tor 'coi.4ll ailverti,e7. ) 14.1 !„ . 0 . : h 4 1 , /Mrs) entillt-d- Journet Penerui'd.e" (~‘1 : 1111.4 /‘th e old...'st of the Fre. , cll jnorttalS.:-.7- b•mtl4,l. fl, ate Or i',1,e4... of it to ibis phfileiati ' 4 ' i i .Fi roi A, 11' 1;14 ! M. lilleZeCh f l' Aei ... 4 el • and hi, partner, fret I ke 1, 1 ,1 , 4 • z ,- /I ' , . having liurchaieci this pH-. ~,,, tteliti lure " Lentury rendered the newhpaPer Nti. .• icl •'' • - • The ex , it rnieltile, and. to • the public. •. ':,,i': by ii, . 4 ,',,n, the Theatres which. were furnish- , ari,'"r., biltd4;"'Attlitti, made it extretn-lY 0 0 ' Cu e ! lll, lli tiii : l4 4 the . 1 . 1 ...:VoltillO O , the journals for ;1 11 )4 .11104i shnr. intiplied, o w , the itteoetveniepc4 1 41 c 4,1, 11 .‘1tY have hetti 'felt up to the pres..-..q 11 1 1T i e lourr,,i, eril ,e°14 Ceing -published at pi es . ent ici4k!kr‘Ctv:u:ll3ltl°lifctictauri.v:t44:llnlic:ielh'isritiaelkii:ti,linnili6)'!".lo4lY4l67r• It°ll:)'e.gPiii°VlYlieetthittir°‘ iCn°6l lay• 'lett, * Y4B it woulit•have if there t,vas only a .fo P 4 .14r. •ti • • . cli k , - , t the ie „,,- tkt the individuals who have. to 6;sillear,'",_`'Ytnistincots ;ire, niost of them, , efl., '--Ncecoer. ii,htti,‘,, of ~,... r ~, or •Sttivarto . i.., A pd 'Onfortrtna ti th e ir 41 )ce 4 [ O "Le. or infant-minors whose little . 1014,t141,1 II '•9 l da Pr creditors who lose a P al ` ft(iirririntli,,,,,Y c°'l.l)o,itions tic, ; it was there- A ti le in :s, 3,t4.ftft of public .utility , and be 4 ,, t iltl - ,-thgrot 1 i t 4 ti ` , t' asses to unite these three (I N , o 4,1. Surf, ~ Ir it i- Miki, h • `,- ttittittu t d . "' , 1. i.i .- sty, in kis patertiAl solicitudtki )4P4RivAii..., 414 n tle Ist of October next.. the , 0t!4, 111 .,, , Le. ‘t , , A '....$ at preSent ~.'4 i n the __,. 4,urtfits e 4 .annon,..- ~.. cle Itill ,thepin kind re Neuv o•deg-Auguqins, IS I I lk ; tioeJ: th at w ill aope,r, E ver y thing i lki ti , l 4hi l ' rtlitirr, it sin( mote useful to the 'th it ill ',',,41/(1,111Q.e who have an . interest in '-ttiaxelt d r , e ..rai l ce) . Itt I l i . `........ 1, , , t h e . !. " ... "7-7... „ ..............__. tit f e taw ~ . 14 : 4 1N ns Innate on the harden . ; of ,the A a „ 1 91 C .r,„ - ,, ~' • c ' 1 „' 11'4 11u. -r Pte6 ' "..."" 3 Y , aiiSticililiOliti Are for Mu t , '4O Liti t h i ~ Ili which of :robbers,' . his ascertained N l ' In t l the ' '‘lticli i“lest We,ttraviai the Oden-- 41 Tr , e i, a Peuart, have cotrimunicatiop with forest I ll i w t`t1 41r ,„ 111 8 - 4 i llii tt s t i i i • le , t roo'p which infests the fore ''IP! b'1,14/1,0":1"'led Otto 32 detachments, - the )4 1!. k .,,t1',i1 te l ' ii C 'iliptiled at, 10 .individuals.— tri th ,': t4 - 4 , 4 ‘ 'lave inaite during the. 1,131 three 4,1,, li),',Dn!'i a , a million sterling'. •Rendered t il''''') t(,,„' "lilkalitY, these .brigands ventkno 44 t;:, , -,, 4 in ti . 'i - I,i' i , i In t 1111 '4cl; WIIIII3II 114 ;%Civil , aot hot Iticß, wh"44l t 2lll ityh Y o lt t% " lt h i P tt Vrth. the great ell dl ea , d , flick,.. b i att n. Nvt . i,„ ) a PPrehei ILI 'Leo). The cut. , 41 1 .^llll to:'_:4o.4e above association, utigage 4 1 411,;° 6 _ r telit i) otir.4, 4 Ce all , who have, any., pr'- oi4tisitevit • llee. W!th I•ll . ese. pests 01 §oujely, 11. 4 ' Y•e4,rt fo•appreliend and brfng them trit t) ;;:tni e , 4 4,, ill„14.:11'4 paveni,.' . • —,-- I. 'nil - v t , r . --- -- 1 )1 in various pal is of the l ili tii ov et hY reptchensiblei :- lints are is) . be t iik l4 os iti lii i eo l t " ) 4l ,, e i v i ":", and after pipes have been ii r itis t. ' 4 ,3 1 14 1 i ll ill . "c" • of Waters, the stones . are. , IN, tit any place; in the most negligent '4, `44(1 1 ' 44 l(e pl a , • d. data, w i ., s , : Les there are peddiesin the ' l 'll liiive rental to for moot lis i : 4 . .w i1l k _ , 11_, SO ,• . , veri ty* ' "A: impassable . These nuisancer ri b lt 1,.., ) a ~,,!'1 31 41'e ; . , . , ' h4llllll,llllthlbm , Vii iiei , ii . , ~'' ' .. - 1 10 $ ki t iNt4tebi„ ‘, °r has ' presented the Rev. i tl t i• A .to ti, ' v ull. son of Sir Edward KnatCll - , ri t e T(i i .,. . . . .., 4'4 it - qt of lb '',Y ol Westtere; in Itent, vow - t hel:v. (1 i k. ` e , "ev• l?. .Whitfield:'• .- a 1,,1t t ,,, t 'tl• 1i,,, !‘ • 0 V hixtlWriglie he's been' collated r ti lle 4 , 4 T 13 liby!l).l.l‘ 'Unto! ti; to the pre lierd' if I t ' l ,:ty (4 -,,i, 1 )041 i.:11,' 910..`iliocete of Littealn., '• • th'solk.li'arttitn„, av itls has' been - instituted to the t!: ' 4.14 I;: ' s u i wl . ll ' iLe chipel of -Brundisli 1 t)li t T O l e f t et 184 ' 4 bf the Bishop of Ito , b_ er 4 , 4 til , - - mirtl'hAt.lo . '.34arti., Rm. A. A. of Tritiitt; cr - hkii g 4, t 6).„.. 1 " i — "got viitinle FollowAift r `.~~, •Y I'EVOcLAMATIoN. . • In the name. nt. bia Majesty, George lll.,Kingof the * United kingdotii of Great Britain and Ireland. t. 'fl'• • • •'' ' Proclamation; in the name of his Btitannic. Maji-trys . 'ot the btli of December, 18 t o;` has nig an- liqunnettllrat by a • liiture . Proclamation, the initabi. of the . Isle of .France should be forth With informed of the way in which the Administration of tidy Island would be established ; it is in sequence decreed, ai at the Isle,ot Bourbon, as - fok loss s ,„ Art. t the eeclesiastical..establishmepts, am] those who till religious others, shall be pre•erved un der the British Goveinment, under the same laW:4 'and regulations which existed in the Island . betore ittr surteeder. . Art. 2.—All.eitabliihments, as well judicial as those of the police, shall be.a.ike pruseivedand con tinued citirante tent; phicilo, tinder the British Govern '‘rne,ft,- , on. the same basis and titles as, before the Pam:ruder, except with resped to_the following re gulatiuiis : tst. All sentences shall be in tbe name of George 111. •Kiiig of • the United Kingdom' of Great Britain and Ireland, invead of being.entitled as ber,..tufore. ed. All the decrees of. the Court of Appeal .established in the Island, againit which persons might formerly appeal betrare the'. superior .Courts of the GOveroment of Fiance, shall be, until, farther, orders, presented (provided the : parties who consider themselves so aggrieved sbsli be so dispos ed) to the Governor of these who will de cide, after he shall h,ike submitted theta to the Jud g e. ah,Ll 111-Jghtrate attic Colony .for, his advice and ; in all white the pittlt'stllay‘.wish to iippeal to his Britannic Majesty in Ciiutjetl, 'that right permitted as it‘formerly• existed. with respect, io toe Court of Appeal ill France. In no case shall any cause be referred to h is Britannic Majesty, where the j udgment ,hall not exc.:.ed the soot of tour million pea's of Art. 3.—John Shaw, Esti. Bachelor of Lass's, Li -, cen(iate and Adocate, has.becii appo.nted and com dris4i,s* judge and Magistrate for this Island and its dependeocirs. complaints, - except for military . of- Jensien, which can tie brought against itil l 'ects of his '4tiuninic Majesty, riot already sublinAted In the I.i wei of . theCotony, sit sit, till foittier orders, be sub mitted by the complatnants,, without fart her delay, to the Judge and Magistrate; who will hear and ex' . amine the complaint, and .stake' hi, ,report to the Gnvern t , r, who will determine on it , ,tricrits. Art. s.—Ali the inhabiianti of this Island way enjoy the saute privileges in respect to cotitholue, .as are and . shall enjoped by I"' Bt iVnnie N.lajesty's other st.bjec.is all . person, 11 strtub' it shad be infOrmedot the regulations, anti. resirietions, which exist relatise to Cominerce, , as Well as thwi• which shall be, to tin.' end, ad• dreSsed to•the Tribunals, and d..p .sited .1.1 the Cos- Imo-houses whicliaie ottiltall be esid.,lisned in the Colony. Art. the' Public Fundionaries formerly , ' rimpioyed .to make report., c o ntinue to do s o , , front time so time, IQ t h e heads o f their departments, who, when they sitbmltib the Gov crii . ur, will take' care to be weft acquainted. the situation of the Colony, as was the custom under the French Go- . Art. 7,....Whenever in other part.; of the adrnint tratiott, nut hitherto mentioned, Goverintient , to make the veCessat y appnintinents, it %kill be invariably determine , ' it,' its choice of pyr,,ons whose ,morals, talents, and fidelity, shall be porticu laily known. : Art. Governor will receive it all tunes; either in wilting, or in person, such just complaints as the inhabitants may have to Make, its order to re;. dress them. . • Lastly, from the publication of thesq presents, all p]erktii shall be' boom' to obey.thent. - • tort ' 6l'~inis~ lie of France, atti of tiei:erobei, 7111444i9Yethurvf the .1 'les of Vrance. Bombast. and their ,e4ptodetietes, ' ' R. T. FARQUHAR.. • • . ' By Order :. The Chid Secretary to Govermrscht, A. li A it , It V. SPORTIVG i4VTEILIGENCI4. . BETTING K , ST. I.EGEtt STAJ ~S tin 7, : against •Magic. S to 1 4g.tittil o t r ag.4114t Squib. to tc, OctlikinGaber. lONI, Styr, 2. ES, DONCASTER. 17 to I againg $ to 4 t iie Sorces et c;uitaktitist the field. CHESTERFIELD MEETING, wzoNssoAv, Auc. 28. Sw,...epstalces of tog). each, with t0, , ,5. Once round and a distance. (7 Suhsciihas). Mr. Scarishri4le4 b. g• Bcnlamiu, aged, 9,1. Mr. Qurwoua's gr. t. Fair rtcicn, 3 yri uttt, 7st. Slb. 2 Sir W. ttutnbold's br. g. Dt4lt, am:a, - 3 Mr. Lord's bit :111 , Prna$.• 3 yrs old, yt, . 4 , tp 4on tnc.rtent. ‘v.on Cajy. 4 Fifty Pounds for Maiden Horses, te.c. Two-hint heata , Sir G. Arillyt.gc's t. 3 yrd ofd, E st. sib. , •t, r Mt; C.iotvriotAi's gr: t. Fair lielett, 3 yis 014, fist. ail., 2 ,• $ 4on ‘OW6111).. len voj . .. T.RUKSO4Y, .. swcepti4es of jogs. each, for Hunters, itst. Two miles. lb Subscribers). Sir W.'iturriba,d'i br. 14. Dr.itt, aged - • i Mr. L04:1;,14V4 1,. g.. by Tg.lesivlw, ( )Yrs olth - 2 . 2tol on lratt. Wonreasy. , Fifty Potinp for Horscs, &c. •Ileots, twice round. Mr. E. L. lithlg o iOiej 4-h. t. Pim Fly, 4 yrs old, 8: sib; ' - - " - . - t 1 Mr. S3.airistitick's Ilcujarnin, aged; gst. 4th. - 2 2 tu 4, 4 ml 4trti IIICAIC.II, 2 ands tut on First Fly.. BLACK HAMLILLTON MEETING; 2 - UZDAYi AUG. 27, 4 31 $ o so. eat.h, for 411 ages. Three miles. (Two %vice - 44 fa ' • . . , . Subscribvs .1 i 1 ,„,, ~,.. .. t. , _ _ . ' ir ti•lirahant's gr. C. bleJinere, 4 yrs ottl, ISt. Walitell ] .us r.talf....r 8 sew:tied of igs. each, for ilunterst not thsrough bred 3?st. 'l'wo tittles. —(t7.Setueribers,) Mr. Waglit's.b. m. by L'Orient .. .. / Nit% lir.oldlilie,'A Kr Tn. by Shuttle . - z Ali. 1:aik:0,46 , 1 1 . b.• K. Woispy ' . , , • . 3 6 altd 7 to 4 UR Mr. V/ right's mire. —Wort very easy. - Fifty Pounds for maiden three am! fuur-yexr oltll.—Two - • wile bears. • Mr. tle4Siglirle'S Cll. g. Deceivw, 4 yrs old, hr. zlb. 4 rt. i .111 r. T. Dunctonbc's 4• Q. Cameo, 3 yrs,pl,4 7st. 71b. t 3 2 Alit. T. Robinson's gr. f. by 1.4.1 p it , a ytit uld, 7,t. ilb. ' ` - -•-• . a 7 dr I•Sit IthiGrishAm's Florette, 4 yes oki . 3 4 (1 , WT. tip 4r. 1. by Sir klari 1 ,14,imsria!e. z yry` old, 7st. b.. it - • I •• s i,r .5 to 4 t it. Cameo -= after the litlk belt ! 3to 1 on CA80... al; 4 m trip sccoutijwat, zirto' Eon Destilito.—tVen‘essy, ADORESE4) , TO.64/*.•CEY WOOD, OP THE EUS. Buenos Ayres„limet.j, igit. " ritish merchants at Buenos-Arei are : jammed' by Captain Niilzarrilie; mister of the brig cif his taVing left the port of Monte Video, where he had b:en sent by a written, order of the Commandant of the Spanish brig of War 045i/du i :in 'conSequencil of this 4.figiressed 'state of that; plat/let; and'ittirimpossibilityfofrbis prociating bay of the , necessaities of life to supply: the urgent-watias of his crew.. ,lernisters 91,,other British vessels in that - port', and com,l)t-Iled to go in, wi'ire in the b3111:1 — 11111')10 10 procure " any bread, water, or other proviSioni• of. any kind, while the town was invested by land by the at my ,ot Buenos Ayres, who had commenced to bottiLiard the place. captain*M'Firiaoe reports, that an English brig and schoonet, which were coming up , to •Buepoi Ayres,. had likewise .been ordered into Nitante., Video. That town being, now so, closely invated and bombarded, and the inhabitßots reduced to great distress f.tor want - of provivionS, die British- vei- Sels already hi the *port, and those that may be compelled to go in, will be subjected to the sane calamities and the ,same deprivations ; and if they are ordered nut of the river, alter a .tedious naviga tion fiqui Europe, very great incomeniencies nod incalculable ioj,irit.s will arise, to t heat and •to t heir prourtoprs. In the probable event an, assault and capture of the town by the, assailants, all the property there will b exposed' to toe usual tate : of hostile military operation*. Therefore this state of things at Monte- Video appears to change the character' of.the blockade, inasmuch as by the compulsory matiner i ol ordering British vessels into .tile port of,,a besiged town, bombarded, tile pro party of, his Majesty's, subjects is exposed 16 to tal foss, and . driviiig. them to,-ca state or hunger and distreot.. " .annex for your information, copies and rantri4ons of the peremptory. orders written on the papers of, the Justinian, by Don Juan del Busto, cominander of. the Spanish .brig of war Casilda.. Tile Ili lash meic,hairts beg le ave to requeNt you will be I,l(..ased to adopt .sue early means, as may . seem to your judginOt must propir in older to. re- .. hive ihoseyessels - Which are, how .at Monte Video, and io prevent Oth'ers trom being . made viaitns to . danierskamievideni Misery' and di.itress., " The agreeable experience we have had already of your kind dtsposittons to promote the cominer. interests - of his .I‘ttjestyrs. subjeets,. leaves no doubt 'OO our that you will he pleased on this aecount to a c t or our succour with the most effec -101 iticans in your plower according to your own iudgotent, in which replace the must implicit con tidence.• • (Signe)) a ALRXANDLIt AIACKINNoti, ‘ 0 etwintaii ut tliC lirtnsik ivletchants at Buenos 4) ws. ToT. Heywood, Esq Captain, R.N. and Commander rat Ills Majesq's *hip . Nereus, ott' ltuenoa-Ayres, 44c. &4: " The following are copies and translations' of the orneia written by 1)ou Juan del Buitu, commandant of the Spank brig of war Casilda, on the ppers of the; Justinian .Wccoi)ocirio v reconvenido Nra no pass:ir a Bonus Ayres, yse A idrOi 182 it 11.11110, di; II . 00.1 IVAN ULL BUSTQ. [Trans l 4ll o l , •] Recognised And :,cttli:tl not to' xo to IllNllol A) rts, but that Ito snail go to Ntuute. idco, lab ,nNorneft, leechnoci:lo por el pagtivu,Jr Cissild_,.:l el cro 1811) de unio, reollibtni..lo pa. pa4sar 4 Nluute.VLueo, sin quo s:ga Liurnus A) re 4, (to.) it-JAN.I)U, ro. • • . Crranstati9h,] Itecogrbiwi by - .the packet Casild.t, the a, l day'atitti l / 4 e, t$ t, and settled that he shall go do :1101iIC WithOlit goittg , to4;uctic)s•Ay res. INN DSO R; r: . ... . _ Ye.vertlay afturroon arrived th e Dokei or .C um . IntliLA ND and CAMBitIDG% ; aria OM morning they welt out On a shooing party., I'o4 mo,ning..yrrocess4 4UOUtrA and .SoPurA too ;tlitirtrinat nforning rich 11l !he :Great Park rill onci"o'Llock, 'ac('lonfpanit , d by Lady ALLIIN,i, CUM. BRIMAND ; Lira WALSINGII A NI, and General %VI NY Alin. The Qutp.k and Princess EiazAutrra took an airing ,to iFingtnOre: , . PoPuLaTroN..By the return of population' rnr Scotlatol, Jtspe 1811, it appears that Glaigoo, now cohtains 108,830 inhabitants, and consequently-is, in point_ of population, the aecond city in Great Bri taio.. .Edlubnygli, the mrtropolia of Scotland, eon. toihs 1 oa, V, :Ina it the third ; .after which canes MailChesler lioti Liverpool, the former 9d,673, and the latter 95,J7 1. Rowitso,-,—The long talked of match between Mr. Baucss..,and Mr. Iltt M.Y, young Gentlemen well known ftir their dextei ity at the oar, took place on Sundtly, morning. , The terms ot this extraordinary wager Were that the patties should row from West. minster-bridge, to Hampton, a dtstance t,f 3q, without raising ilieinpok es troini heir, seats, , or clear theiz.,boals from any obstruttion, ...except withl the aeons. Theriot] pioceeded with great speed to' Tedilinginn Lock, , when Bnuca got boar en tangird, and applied his hand to clear her off. Mr. 1-ItLOY deemmg this unfair, gave up rite contest, but Mr. liauce persevered, nod accomplished the tasks The wager and bets are consequently left for Decision to a council of wAtermen. BittiCß rowed back ti? London the sane day. StioCKINO Co t T 4 ool:l4tbbliB.--OR Thursday last, Mr. Luke Cade, a most respedable tradeSman in Pitradisegow,. Chelsea, .and .wito, for nearly 3o• y e ars, had been a Coliedor of TAxes., met Ins death by falling into a wine-cooler full.of hot wine, Th e deceased, un his illturn: from attending a veal's , meeting,on T,liorsday, employedilitinselfln empty. ing 'a pnpper of boiling elder, wine; . into a cOoler after which, whilst in the aEt ot wiping a copper, his feet slipped.frocn A tub on which Lie was stand ing, and he,feli, back wards into the cooler of heat ed wane. ,He was nnabl; • hoin his age (7f5) to ex tricate himself, and be Was rescued by ,three of, bid d iughters, had been alarmed by their pa rent's, shrieks, lingurcd till Sunday ) and then; expired IitITRACT Oil' g 4111711R.,Fitobi *R1.4:61114 DATED IiAIiCH 1; 1811. " At Nyiirtiet my ifervarit-irifordied me tiot a wrimati way preparing to born herself 'Milt het holt. barid'ictirpse.--;topstintOthe.3zrowd; and Irtoillvd hard to dissuade hot froM such a proceediog. I tiiutid her a vietism•deeuritted with &Jeers; acid orna. rrtents, ready tar inimtilatior she seemed about fije years of age, bad a wild but. SoLie expression of countenance, and • replied to all my intreaiies vert tierficim' sa 'a. pai4poii.f• *A' ;mit ispresgirti find decilitre lutterts irijiZr . nluell above it, trour.il pitch. Qn 'wit - ether She had any children; it was found that she , trael of .w.hom, ri 6 . ay about I*. 'years of age, was bloite by her. erideamnreltttrysraktorrthe M3lernll alfe'ct icing; Cerra ceiving them to be the strongest of ihsse Wl•ich efsti in the human .tni t nd • super,tition had v •n ti em,_ Irrsttat ion in mei ' - (4.aid the mot ler); on the score of my family ; some of them aketld' erniVgli to iake carC of t to rest w ht's require attention ; I carorot. listen to atr. !hilt yosi 11111) . ! tirgt, alreaclyquitted my hot with she mowed imeniion• of burning ms self : I ani crinsiciei= 't'd as devoted,_ and no one will in !Wore hduiit to his house a wltich who could Shrink rriati her duty' imi the hour of trial.' Can you leave . this find boy.?'. 0, yes; hint, and ,every body.' 1 stied desired the buy to aid me'in'attempiing to reConcilti his Melillo' so life ;• and how was I shocked 's.vhert she little cavil laughed,. and said, 1 wish her to Aa2 cofice herself.. Inc short, I found that it was become the pains of honour with the' faintlY ; and that Cbntethpt and disgrace would' be the consequence, should their re lative hesitate to perform her vows. " I walked to the rimer-side to exiniiirie the State of the preparations"; the lidie was dug; a-d thus wood ready. OW asking Who had ordered finch , preparations, the workmen stop ped; hat hetitatect'le tell. At length I prevailed on one, who mentiotted four or live names, relatiOna of the Witiciw. I t e r;,.. Allred her again, and threatened the , ptinishment iti the Obm'pany's r eg u lati o ns (or Murder ;' this 'struck.' theM, and the work was relinquished. But shortly after I had retired to my rplattera; a deputatton, headed, by the brother of the decensea, Moe; and respeafully asked my permission to ors on with the' . ceremony, which w.sS necessary for'tlie honour arid' peace of the village . . " I simply said, I cannot hinter you, htit &IA I could. They 'then, with siniling •eotintenanees, sinned the work or deal h enjoined . hy anpelstition. I visited the pile soon after the sacrltite, and bad tc, pasi; through. the crowd of men; women, and chit. drt n, on their return.' •Iti• every countenatti:e the' tritm of • religion • 'Wale visible; never saw so • manyhees so expressive of satistaelon) anti %tolling ' with Joy : I looked into the pit where the hodiei • were mouldering under the blazing taggois, and felt the hortdr of the scene.- - With a look which must • have expressed much sorrow,, I asked an old nun; • who was amidst 'them who flocked aroioni if Ice now was pleased, and if be thoOttit s,ici t agreeable 'to God ? He said it was-firs'e. Nc, exclaimed with emphasis, it is nut the flue of heg.' yen, bUt the crime of man. • This creased a Short silence, and I retied. After haring walked aboot Oft)' - steps, an " voices all confused" arose. During my approaell'to tho• burning. place, seeing several men laughing, and ri e min g ly 'very glad, I called out, 4 This I s; then, tl vet)' amustimeni r* No, they , wiSS not amusing. Why, then, do you hriigh, and Whig• did you go to - sea a show which could' not atnu,t you ? What' shall I say ? •said•orre• 403 his nett sleigh boor ; and this .question, although it might easily h a i re b een answered, pissed them all. • Perhaps yon Will •not. thank me for tills letter, but 'the stette it cleiCpbes.has- made such an impression on Me, that tAuti.t.wote:ot • • Titit . eiiiit.--The time hit' seeing this phtello4 melion is about three in the morning, towartii th North-east. It is described.' as Opearitsi like a briglit,nueleus i surrounded with a large.coina witht elm a tail., • It is said that the villains who rObbed,the Shop of Mr. l'wyLoa; the Silversmith; and Clerk of St: Mar tin's Chore 4 took off propetty to the amount of about:4oo4w • On Saturday last the inhabitant* at the west .end of Oxford-street were throWn into the greatest alarm and consternation, One of Mail's caraVall4j, which.,was proceeding with Isthels to Brirtholornew Fair, lull of wild beasts, bridle down,. and the whole of the cavalcade was stopped. Many of the passengers being seized with-fright, and apprehend. , ing that the .animals would break loose, ran luall diredlions, (earful of being lacerated by a tiger, or devoured by a wolf. Other& assisted to eel aid caravan upright, nod sotne .recommended a collec. , 1100 of bullOcks' hearts and livers from . the neighs , boitring market to gorge the fer o cious animals, and to keep them quiet. Several who. boldly aided in gelting the caravan, upright, upon its: inbitbitatkt4 marina insife, ran 'affrighted au tty--the ostlers in the neighbourhood ranged theinselves in mato: 4 array, \visit their pitchforks; to go trd the stables-• 4 horsemen, thiough ito, galloped. at full speed_ through the street--4.the, hackney coaches diqappeaf. ed—and the street wail deserted until all was sei right, when the cavalcade 'pasted along, to the great pleasure and delight of the. neighouut. hood. The domiiiirins of Several of the Princes in Tncl'A are titteateheci with finiinc, in CallSrqUOrici Of • rye depredations committed by SVearma 01 locusts, \A hi'ch had tievol i tred ail the produce of the tielN, Sittorday, about 70 private*, and the Staff of the 2d bmtalion cdt the 88th, or Connaught regiment of foot, landed at Portsmouth fro I.,Kbon. Two /fon , dred of the above Regiment were added it) ihe. rat battalion before they C3IDI away. The accdad del tachtbent of the same rvgiment, and a detaehmtnt of the 97th, landed also 'on saterd3y. Tint tormet Marthed to liana, and the laud - to Winchester, Madame Di Gemt.a . new wodi . tntitted .1.11.14 Loire des Fewotes .bincuiseS let plus cvle4res; et ar teux iqfluence Sur la Litierature, &v. It is higtii, mteretiting Ou several at:COMICS, and conlains now t " row oliginal anecdotes, as well as cri . iciams, upGO the works of the most popular French tcutle wiitets. ~_