The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-20 00:00:00

E SF Pf. *1 7. .1\17c1401, N, El, was this day elea ed .1 , /1-!eyor t goeht.sier, ,4 yers. long and rite i c.inccst; f which, - he 114 tolled" _ .1 23 v.tes moreitti!n rman THOMP:;,Cilkt.' Ari , r (be; rrutrtlrer we:e declared, the Freetricn placed the suece's&il Cand,itlate in a chair provided for the ;inti cOnveyeti him, with ud and general acchitn 'lions, to, the . King's Head Inn, where an eieg-nt spprer, was served up to a selen party of his friends. During the day be has enter: taitird at l i hospitable house, in the most liberal manlier, not lets than 400 of the Freemen. C fINTER EU IT, SEPT. iB. Tire heat of the weather in this City during the last week has been extreme at this period of the year, beyond the memory of the oldest inhabitant. It appears by , the account of a correspondent, who lots been very accurate in . leis obserVations, to have reached the highest degree, of heat on Sunday last ; on that•day, at noon, .the mercury in the thetmo. meter, on Fahrenheit's scale, exposed to the north in the open .air, stood at az . ; by Liif past one, P.M. it had risen to 84, at which .it continued for an hour ; at three it declined to 79, at four to 77, at five to 76, anAYesterday, at one, P.M. it stood at 72. It was tltie hOttest day, that has been experi. e:.ced since the 7111 of July 1793, when the therm. meter Was at 92L CARLISLE, SEPT. 15. Nre , tet day the workmen employed in taking down the Cit.:id:A di,c , :vered a masity stone, lying in a ho. tiznotal posiiion, which by some accident had been Split into three pieces, two of which only remained on the spot the central, and prnbably the most' intere s tin g rat of this monumental stone bring wanting, we are precluded from giving an entire, ,descriptions the two outer fragments comprising only a few scattered words, made up of RomAn and Saxon chArafters, some of which arc nearly oblite. tared. On the side of a coat .of arms bearing three doves, is chisseled out, on the main entiod, figure of a warrior, clod in complete -armour. ers have been found unusually numerous in the corn fields of Sussex during the present harvest : a few days since a your woman received -alike on the ancle fritin one Of these. reptiles, while labour. ing in a barley field, at Reeding, and, notwithstatt& ing Nul g i Ca l a., , istanCe Was obtained for her as soon as porsible, site died .in consequence of the wound MI the second ,ay alterwards.—Another young ts- ,, man was bitten by a viper, about the same time, at Wtston, on one of her fibgers. • There are now living in liaddington,; who are yespe i flable butchers in that place, two brothers of .the'name of Nisbet,, viz. Francis and-Altxander ; there is such a prevailing . likeness between Oise men, that it requires the nicest eye, and a length of intitn icy, to draw a distindion,. The one is so . complete a: model of the other, that they arc known ' individo illy only by a 'few.- A Gentleman, who has lived in Haddington several years, has had Ire. qu-nt intercourse with these men in she way of bu. finess, • but he never could discover any dissimili. tulle whereby they could .be knower, A mininy has lately, t a ken place among the girls in tl.e Ro} al,: which has caused mu( h aniutement to .our Bulands or Cockneys. The .Ftcitt't of the Police being informed of the indecency .at the dress, or rather the nakedness of the onion., tunate women who_ inhabit this aery cif pro s I itu t j u il and debauchery, by , a regulatidit,posted up iii the Palais Royal, ordered every wom an t ,51 1 6 did nut dress in.a manner, to he taker, up and sent to hr S dpetriere, the li use correction for prostitutes. The, night atter the amateurs Junked in, vain for lair companions in this Palais--theyinol rm , grat ,d, ano naturae, upon the Bottle.: amid - ill • (Iv: is of St. I funore, La LOl, Vit terms, and Croix Petits Champ , . As a punish.• Inevz fur this ir::4A try spirit s,irie,of them were p, and carried ro the Pretcdure of Police, 7,111 is alarmed the others, but did, not convert them to stria obedience!, because they. went •from one cx. -tremity to the Whe t . lrib tem] of being almost naked, they invented a kind of dress called a sack, (not of repOtance) winch hung down so low as to cover their toes and their heels ; while it was rief.hup to the chin' with a capuchin over the head, which left Anthing visible but one eye, half a nose', and half a mouth. In thlckind of masquerodedress the Police permitted them to continue as lung as they liked; • but observing, no doubt, by the decrease of cus. tamers, that 'few would be caught in their sacks, they !mei by degrees, returned,. and assumed the dress of our modest women ; which, by the bye, is not very modest.—jourvi des SpeThelet. . On T..esday morning a butcher i,t. Whitechapel, for a wager of seventeen guineas, -being all he,hati, engaged to go sixty miles, in twelve hours, on - foot, He st arted from •Whitechapel turnpike, went thirty miles and back again to the starting place ;-he per, formed the journey n three quarters of an hour less than the time. allowed ; several hundreds of pounds' were spotted on , the occasion. • A Porter to a Merchant ,in the City was yester.' day brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged . with robbing his Master's warehOUSe.. Part of the property being found, the Pristiner cOnfessed crime; but as it is supposed there were otheis concerned, he was remanded.- for tardier exatnina. tion. Joseph Isaac; was charged with picking the pocket of a, Foreign Captain, near the Royal Ex. change, of his pocket book, and was committed to' Brideweil for hard labour. The following-curimis elvarge was giVen by a wo. man of the'namo of Moore, against an Irishman of the name of Donahugh, at the watch house in Cow. cross, vulgarly 'called the .Mansion.house, and en tered in the Constable's books.:-'—" Mau M oore ' _ charges Donabugh with tearinir one her quind,pipe, stamping her 46noelt oat, and ithervist thre a t en i ng her life." sr7fP . . Gk. - EE.I'T. 18. Passed by—tile - f; , :n the River Pl; Niger; Spot s':' ; Nymph, ; , , "" then; ,Fertiina. '; 11 ` • Margaretra, fittrv . . St. , Tlikin,!y„ qorti Enind, Sailed —oe.Skißt4.,tkryanr.tii;'Sevi : , '', for Gibraltar; and . (31ilei's fur 1'0un1,,;(..n. • BIRYII. . • Ott,Moticlay Sot Tit: .the Lady L te fiutt;i4lllC , il, .01 CU::: 83d Re s gilliCia, 1 I>all ' 6ll!cr. • MAR.-RI6D„ On Saturday, at .Canterbitq V.athettpl, .tohn' Neal. 1. of Shertv9od:Hall, in the 01 Nottipg4 d uk, and 1,1 ten - ant-Cal.mil of" the N•nti to f‘lis M. ‘ll6' dstlghtre of the' Rev. Dr.i‘Veltitt,‘nlorndatY • . • V Laniernury. • - Ralph Richardson, Esq. of Kinsale, in County .of t tirit,• to 'MisS eldrAt danKinei titif . bier Rev. W. Billifightitst, - "ut G rove,' in tire. Cou 015ln:try. : . Ott the ldth inst. at St. lantes's Church, fames- Pht Whltt.iis, or .Nl.:...v...sttrrt,!-lancy'vers-;litiai . ::,'ia Haigh, of Garts•tit-atrcet, hinchestrr. •_.. . Pu'llturt..4} l Esc, at York', r. John iitp4ley, Jun V.> . V5.,11.. DIED. • • Yesterday, at her George 13111eS E:)4. in tiiiiz:itt..l,l.ce, Nortit)an•squ%%re, Mrs. Ewan. I,ONPON : Printed it inted by Ric ItAo 11A Rif 1, tor No, 4, Nl:inlet-court, and WI& 4SAVI AAMIGIR SCR 1 PP', (Ut South Moith ri _ street , Grosvenor-9( 14 m): •r At the Su.N.Ory lci , N o . a a 1 , 4 0k„,,d i , w h ere 4,1 w vr , erttree4lt, Orders for Paper,.Paper,. Jae er,. L , Oleri for the. Editor, &eh (p0tt.1)44), - ,rou.st be addrefird. EDL7CA7'IO4V'OF DROIIIED4RIE4 ' [From Golaterry!s3rocls in,A erica." A month after,the . bilth of the Dromedary, its' c?mmenees :at that period ;1:c. young animal is separated Iron its dam, who is on. ly suffered to apploach, it at certain' hoitrit ; and at this early age . it is forcibly accustt.med to absti. ,111 q only allow it a part of the milk which Nature Itol de, tined for it support, and• With which the, mammtllary ves"els of the mother are professed 'ly fluted it is ,only stiffered to think seldom and sparingly : thus, from its eaylieit infancy, it is ac ciistomed to temperance, In a'short - time afterwards, it is condemned to imprisonment and torture : all its legs are forcibly bent under its belly, atria, it is placed exaaly in the same situation as it is torce'd to adopt when it re ceives and , discharges its butthen : they cover its body with a carpet, or a piece of a tent, by which only its.neck and head are left at *berry ; and in order to confine it so that it can neither move nor stir, they place a great number of weighty articles on ,the borders of the coveting. The a, imal passes foul months in this cruel state of conftnetaenr ; but the effdt of ~ elt a rigid discipline is, that tt.te re. cumbent ptv ture ! ecoines habitual to the animal. After' unotrg iing this punishment for the space of four months, the, young animals are put al. together into a park, or inclosure, where they are fed only by children of nine or ten years old, and not oftener than twice a.day : their food is the milk of the Drmedary, diluted with water. " It is asserted, that these young animals very soon know the children of ihe . master to whom they belong, and come around them whenever they ap.;.' pear. On arriving, at the park where the young Dromedaries are kept, the children hold JO one hand the vessel containing the diluted milk, and in the other .they have a slight switch, which they strike against their thighs : on, receiving this notice, the young animals lie do , vn, and this ptatiice becomes so habitual to them, that they, put themselves into their usual posture at a skigle signal of the switch ; in she- t, the oh-dience with winch the Dromedary adopts this a , ti.tide at the slightest notice .from its master,• and which obedience it retains for the whole of its life, is a circumstance truly admirable. " It is also from 'he tender age of six or seven months that this animal is taught to sleep with a burthen on its hack : the weight 4'1116 burthen is increased as the animal advances in age and strength; and, it is by this means that he is trained, as Mr. 13u.rrox observes, " a living. earrige . ; which is often left loaded for several days without, a mu. ment's intermis s ion." '' It must be admitted, that this discipline, is in. dispensable; for, the natural reach of a man's arm not attaining the top of the projection on the back ofthe• Dromedary, it would be uncommon), ,difli,„ Ctilt to place a large and heaVy burpten on the.ani. trials back ; but this operation becorties extremely easy, by the custom of genufleCtion, so peculiar to this creature when he receives or Clischatges burthen. . „ r ' The Moors only keep a single tmmutilated .Dromedary_ for every, twelve females ; those w hi c h are destined for war arc castrated; and in conse quence of this operation, the animals bee .cite more gentle, and may at all times be made use of ;, while the'perfeCt. Dromedaries arc refra4ory, and ,ionte. .tiines furious, during the rutting season, when they attack both animals and men, The Moors make choice of the smallest and lightest a6tnils fur the. course anti li?r war : it is .therefore very peobable.that they have two,snrts of si,ecies, one of which is, smaller than the other ; they prepare them for the course, by making, Om run with horses, and this pra4ice causes a great de_ greet of emulation. 14 , The Moor ish .1 - forsesi, which are very, quick in their paces,. gait) ground : considerably in the , begin. ping of, the race ; but after some hours _the horse becomes exhausted with fatigue", is obliged to slacken his Pace, and finally .to stop, The Dromedary, , the cOntrarY, pursues his route, and is capable of: continuing the race for 24bours ; and he can re. sume this sport for four days . successively, in which . rime hepasses.over, incessantly on a quick trot, the ,space of 24.01eagoti• " On. these.extraordinary occasions fite - Dromedaties are f e d w i t h 'balls formed of a paste, of millet !nixed with gum ; each animal coma - luny receives three, of these balls in the - morning, and three in.the evening ; their weight altogether is not inure than two pounds and this food, which is only' erriployed or) the pc: casions above.mentioned, is sufficient for the tempe: rate animal, 'during the, space of twenty 7 four hours, and-keeps'himin full vigour. ." The DrOmedaries of intrthen, and those used on journies, have only a simple halter ; but those used for the course and for war, which are necessarifr .mounted and guided, haver,instead of a bit, la ring or buckle passed through the skin above the nos.' triis; where it , always remains ; to this 'are fixed the reins, by which the motions of the anitsial sire regulated." • ,•.. Yesterday a Coroner'a Inquest was hi:ld at the Barley Mow poblic4ouse,. in Mmtnt.street, on the body of a female, who was taken from the berpen. 'tine River on Monday night. 'Several witnesses who knew ,the deceised,•star.ed that she was a straw hat-market in Sloane -street, arid +4 as sithira to sud. jet' fits, She had kone fir a walk.on the evening of her death...—Arcidental Death: A melancholy accident happened on 'Strurday nig [t last, at Bradwell, near the tteZl, in Es,ex. .Ah,ut nine o'clock that eveni n g, the d well house of Jonas Hoy, a thatcher, was burnt down, anti he himself consumed in the flames. The unform. nate sufferer was more than fourscore years of age. Yesterday, about one o'clock, a coachtnan of the name Of Leonard, in the service. of Miss FRNWICIC, QlGOrge.fitreet, MdflCileSter.sq9are, droppedlown dead, in Oxford.street ;. he was discovered to be ill only a few minutes before his death, and complained Of II severe cough. tie was conveyed to Kiry.lc. bone Workhouse, where , the Coronet's Jury will sit to.morrow. P )LICE. COUNTERFLIT DOLLAR'S. IViArttnuaottaihs-rttitr. Yesterday a. female of ,the name Of Susannah !aims, charged wilt being ciincerned - with two other persnns in passing baie , dollars, was - brought b4ore the Sitting Magistrate, &q. Cole, the owner of the Phistereis' Arms pub. -• lie-house, in Little Mary.le.hone. st tee t, st.3;q, that on Tuesday night two well-dressed-men came into.his, tap.room, and atter having some refreshment, they gave him a dollar in payment,: nut of which hefe. , turned them some change. They' . sent out another dollar for oysters, to a woman whose stand . was: at the door at. the Plaisterers' ATMs ; not having the change, she brought it to the Witness, who examin. ing it more cinsely than he did the firsr, thought it not good, and kept it,.without giving the change-. The two men then went away ; and immediately after a glove was discovered on the seat, in the box where they had been sitting, and.upon examination was found to contain thirteen dollars of base coin. Information was received that the wife of one of them was in the neigilbourhood ; and the Prisoner was soon after apprehended .while passing the watch'. man's box, and identified as one of the party. 'When taken to the watch,house, she one time denied, and -again acknowledged herself to be the wife of one of them. • • • -The Magistrate ordered .her to be deffiinctl till sonic further evidence might be ObtJin,,d; 'anti in the natantime granted Warranti for the apprehension of those two persons ! who were' vi;e.l known iti that neighbourhood. The dollars .at first alibi look extremely well, but, upon close examination, the impre,ision appears faint, and there is no dot after the word•REX. PUBLIC-OFFICE, .114 - rrort-GARDENe---Ye!lCr. day seven Jews were brought before the Sitting Magistrates at this Office; on suspicion of commit. ting divers robberies. It appeared, that in conk.: 'quence of an information received by John .Trott, one of the Officers belunging-to Hatton-garden, .he, in company with others, went early in the morning to a court in Guswell.street, where he apprehended. the Prisoners. On searching them a very hands9me gold watch chain, with two seals and d key, with a variety of 1144 Notes, anti other articles, were found. They were : committed for re-examination. On Monday last a 1 - I.lcltney.coaelt Master es as cotiviEted, at the Public'Oflice in Worshift.strcet, in the Penalty of to!. for letting his coach for convey.- jug passeugers, hits , to and from cumin on fair, a distance of z 1 miles from Lindoni under the Stage-isit,aJt AA, zsth cap. sr: without the authority, of a Licerfq first had and oh_ rained, contrary to the Sotute,,acc.'We hope this will operate as a watt.ing to all other Ilackr.ey.coaclimen, not • to in' hey:i their limits. ,of TO miles from - Londoo, as it also suljeets 'them tv,the wheel.duty, assessed taxes, ' • On Tuesday last, a butcher of Sheflit4tl was..coo.. vieled before the'sitting - Magiitrates, and•paid_ 4.0 s penalty, and all expellees, for .selliog one ‘vithout.hay,ing.it previously stamped. • • Yesaerdriy.morning a . half ton weight of copyr sheathing.and copper bolts, some of the'm with tire King's inatk,r•were ieiz e d i n a cart in Tooley:street, - ,going to. a ,hotise in the City ; the .Seizing Officer Wdz e d the same in ti,e Thames Police Office, 'War. ping. • The public Opinion in favnur of the present small State. Lottery is daily increaAng, and the Offices are crowded with AdventurerSvho ate anxious not to lose 'the present and only • opportunity this year of realising atfuttune, by purchasing Threo Ptizes of Twenty Thousand Ptiunds, Three Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds, Three.Priies of Five Thiathand Pounds, &c. Only. 2 5, 0 00'lltkets, and beslnsDriwing.M:anday, next. 'Many Lotteries have . owed.their success to the art of blinding the Public : 'the present, and only Lottery this year, wishes to open their eyes. Ecen Dame -FlAturte Itas had a rnpmentaty,drup of the imidage, to gratify herself with' a peep at the Schetne, which contains, . Tiree . PriXes of Twenty l Thnusand Pound!, Three Prizes of Ten Thaiisln4l"PotriA-, Three Prizes of FivelilousanA Pounds, &c. several other C a pi t als., no Prize less than zol.' and. only 25 3 000 Tickets. Begins Drawing Mond4 next. WITHOUT JT NO PLIA , URF-S . C. I 4. 0 Will olwriiin s rr . • . • 2 7 6 Will improve -- • • 4 14. o Will ,:.,iv, nce Ir. 9 6 o. Will ame;..l Ur. 1$ i o Will srcitiz• IT, NEXT MONDAY .Is the Begtnitin g IT. Lue no Time I n o b ta i n i ng IT., Contlude a By applyin g Jr ,, _.._:.._..1T.. At Ho v.„ll,Y's and 26 0 Who t‘ ill pre.ien,t yciu ti•i;41114; prcNent Grandlatc. Luc ter'y• Scheme, which consists of 3 L'rixc® crJ• 3 - of 3 of &c. Aoil nu P . iize ;es eth 20% Oniy 2.;,opo:Kickts. 10,900 5:00 In one of the French P.ipt•ti which recently came .to hand,.-there is an article from Paris compfainin g ,bifterfy or the condo l+ of 'M.-Ger°, for no t 61,,:j, advantage, when he, was in L-)n t l ott , o f t h e which w3s made hi m to tunply the French Troops going to St. Domingo with iii. yellow Fever Re. inedy, the, efficacy o( tullich -is Iv:Ay so .fully blished.—There is olso another article Of impot ranee in one of these,Papers, relative to the happy diteo. v er y of this Itvlnedy,• but which, while it minis the candont of the above,, as clearly evinces the striking. estitnation.-in Whicll it is held by all who'have had art uppOtrunity ordeciding on its virtues. f'R ICE 01' YLS IL 1 OCAS. Bank Stork, shut Na;ry ; per Celt . 923 5 per Cen .p . Mitt Irish 5 rr Cent. abut 4 Peg Cent. 360. 4 tiler Cent: Red: shut 3 vet Cent Con 57/1 IItD4T. batik L. Ann. shut r •-.. Ditto Short Ann. AU_. Ohl - Ann. elan I.xj.:heci.l.lills, ()min.:ll46i pr. Imlrrtiai 3.per Cent. 57) Cons. !or 16th Oct. 57 VALUABLE FREEFIOLO' ESTATE, at IiAR;V ) W , tin: HILL, coniorising a MANOR, or REV UTE I ) NOR, an ELEGANT MAN:;ION, extensive SR ROUNDS, a FARM, and 3evcial PIC"' UE' G IN6'IIOUSES". - TO BE 'SOLD lA' AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, By Order of the Trusteis of the late Richard Page. F-54' G.irra%rvav's Collezcitouse, L a n ThursdAy 4111 of Mit Ler, ..at T we've 'o'Ciock, In LOTS, A ESTATE, "c,,nsioin4 of the MAnor or Iteput.:(l M JAkk CAPIT A L and' VALUABLE FR FEHOL no! of FLANI BE F s , ant! the unfinislitil with nunterouS at ttched detac hed 0 tfi,:es i , e tenb anti well kii , w it Pl ea s u r e Grounds'and CartV,lsi light fully situafecti anti distiint only ten miles front Um M, Trut"lis• TtiL , It:ose is capable of being t:atupliitat at 4 Coll paratively. small e%letv..e. Cite Grounds(which oc.cupy nor forty and he' long , haen distinguished as the ornament of .tliat inirt Alte County,) arc laid out with the gresteSt tote. emk ) o ll ' h ' %•itit a hinut Piece %VAN'', adorned with an elegant I'4 'Temple's, jo.fliciously pistited with veil' Itiable: Timber Trees and Shrubs. The' (lartiens,-li o IlVties, 'taut are stocked with the finest t,ruits,; ar the Stabling and Out-houses arc finished in the coniplete. raaiatzr. - 'Afro about Onelittorfr:.: l- Acres of very rich Mea , lov an .Pa,turq. ipthiediaseii affoining the above, anti a ". 11 Farm liana' Stable", tee. together wit' Priec-buift,L)w:ltitia Houses;:, with 0111,:zi, Srables, itl didoccitpatieit of- the :'.o.v:A 4 m* M fi 'rs. Tii.tckery, anti others and Six [rouses 'or Cottili, with GatJer.s, lett,to Tenin ts At "r... the whole of which is art Of the Estate of the bite ' - *l'l 7l fk li e e t s, lki t.v 4Ri l l t i tc Cl° ll. ll ;t 4a a t y b l) e h ;'. 3. 4r Cl '(u O ;llE t d 'th: c ": 34ll . l:c.°:ll;:ire-sr f: (l-'v id i° ::: l ;t:arl iti Printed Parrieulamnmi.B; Nut of . meum' Rate, Solicitors, NiAlutit.-strata Strand"; ande Ktitut iteal Burn,- Escr. Dean's-yard, Westininster ; -at g at Harrow ; at tJt . pl,tee'a S 3l SCi in tllbb, 'bellittelee'-iPi!S_Saget Saville-row, where aall:ral:10111 o "" i r t e he ina To T. - T' - Al`l.6lt; Surgeon, •••• ......„..-....... . . London. , • fill, • Edinburgh, May 3, ISO. • with, IN the Spring of 1794 I waailtiaed V'enereal Cornpl int 'which' I treaty& witfi indi.o ence for five Months; tot 'was then obliged to 4plilY y f ra a ' worse tot two ycats, r . ectilar Physician, • who put a ternoorary stols. to. t o ic 3no KO. ih New. l3ridge-streeto _lePee but ! gins by mercurial 411 1 1 3 . 1 ic# i11 , 5 t.,,. at irie. "me; growing, pite of all medicine 3 111 . "^-„.-- a( or the first Gentlemen of the .Faculty 'here, worst lzh. and ulcerated from lied4l. to foot.—My head, throat!, " , e r oi I.e s legs, arins, &c. have been °alternately id ` l3ll t y 14 . p#ol 1 c l e d : a" beyond 1 dwe-isiscrirpectliuocne betoilvtailateelil:lol7alt, ti • becoming useless; in short,' .1.- have - had from twen • ale, thirty eating ulcers on my body • anti nearly tott l , l ; r e 110. , privet' of siglif.---It wOuld ,be v'olutninac to P'" o 'i - ;pet `Te' all my case--sulfice it to say, there n ever vv ,s, co illph: "'ail he, one of ;a mail:dangerous, or of a ro', ) •,f e ,itls, . 101 Fated nature:. 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