The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-20 00:00:00

r ~~ Er R. 17, - t ,,- 1 ',. / er • ‘ , th 3 ESA•ET:RE FOR '.l i''! 1 %;-• 1 Bhd •. ... .. • a , ........., ' ' - 'rafilst bs tiitts4 viart.e; JUN t,YI.• 01L,,t ~,ii ::‘ . . -•• .' 'Feely flail; Aug. 2 ) , 1 / 8 14., - "' • -'' • ';‘lngiir Puriata mettiti,. rthr Vii, how I viish tnt ‘ 4 . 4, 1 , 4 1 Wititspenlably(i) ilith, inung 1);-,-:i: in.,Or'n:celert • ~I'w Wi ts In elaite-s.of zeal, or the heat of the weit .t" • ~ , :t.rf'ellit SCAT(':C 3 lattldratit ,Assernbfeq,l*itifr ! „ ~t , u, AI the sl i t I o,t 11-rret e.!,'..iiiitle.J'eter.arose., 1 i': ••' .`? '''''r 44441;41A. •sPee.eft, As you 11 eg', l ,x t 4t l Pliosei. ' i.t‘l I%i , '!" rnet-in,theihOiir cc44116.°11. '' ~irt'„ °,,,ltiittiriotir first %la best:tight al. ktititeli"''''. - 7 ,: ', °Prlaiote s refotor,'• the greit calls* of tie niitioo ' ' .. 0 4i , pfeient, if Writ oui:iteitiiil,7 salvation !, ,tAla'ilt4lthanie.itfOttr're'Presentationl.' ' . . 4 w'sture perseverance Would carry the.catise i'l '4litiptshart, andliat down with' itnliftatilicted•:alprittt• tatliesticieut Coitunte-astn hat, viid• 44 ire'it!'7!s-i'd hi t in ikistiOnt and age; our 14i'pe..041)1b,(4) tfedtor: ......, (1 .;.• •Ii ‘ 1‘: '''' ''' '' ti Ifa s quire , half 4 P rlC 4 t i ni.xt ro)e. 4 •''' :i..t•ali,.,laseliissical carc's'4by.e4 'HiSiltni rieka6'd !.. ~ ~',. :41,1*illt # style that tv A $ finely cotneobing. ... ~-,Otttalike his late priaiiiiig, II it, languid,. artd.*Oln6 • -..416.14101 4 length on the beett.lt 1.•: k pedititrit #. t,C' ' ht de of Ytiik hide a rapid tr.n siiiun i t ilnitcr'd Lo Wthertiltips took by the way, C 444kle 4 h tt'ile Ita'rhciettii poor Lord Castlereagh: 44triltg,titt.ii,)iis he said were the Devils tit 111 worte of .in" evils, the County Po LL ,Eirrt., v, l* , tll !!'tt. the Clergy were lets in the. lurch,.. .1 .. - '' t' 4 .0 i hi the !louse. though they'd wails 14 chu rc h ; in thi ) 1 41Clit to l'lle sts i n black eons the sathe privilege due, 1::: n un in their a liveries(4) ht3ilet ur blue"h t , °L I Lly,,r‘h a nd State rievances going thavound I 1 iii,.1: 14 4 to OW CUOr t, got f a irl y agtoun d t , . nd k ett - -s• Wm his arguments, preaching, and plant • •` ...4:l,t*"latt'3.ll‘;esiii, beneath an old nu" 7 t ov , i 111%-.l'tii Fritud to Reform, ithok high le r l Sl .44 111,1" t the ettatere, and Illttletistg, ill-tined anlritlikvallf,,,l. hi e 1 : . ,, - 1, 1 ,1 11411 " 1 oi tinnibers this leeling.erpt!•,itt ,-.1•:;',. 1 14 - - , , , i ter the present Un - : t - luestiott at rest.' ';',1;!! .- 1 to:P.ftc,h was tlitNesionatc, candid, alit: clear, vt•;i.,.‘ )7111,i3at tiejugguittn, ..,Id charitnill; the eai t' " ••'''''' 1it:11%144 IL----- bpuke 0111:114111. ) iongs'..'• ' • ' - 444:44k in iiis proms, his asaertioni were strong; :1 No*, otk l 'g the purpose of puzzling the tin:o4- • 1 •„ Arai ii„ 1 44 1 4 t...1111u0S itoOfiner Ilitt/Vd 1`.7"."77'8:, t I I li ) 111 0 ,,,, , , kt ing Ittmle Orator talk'd for an hour; •: itecti,, l d ° Y ll2 ‘i it seems, less of party titan wits '. 4 1300-i'll) desertion, a palpable hit. ttltoheillillshi besides Alien, did' the , Meeting consist ? 6illvt...4l‘6)°,l6hYPdi reverend, resped , able list 1. -. - B ' , Thro th „,...." - - 1 lt --......, W.,-7.....„ S"-•••••7. 411 q , , • ~ An i l 6 ilti ' l C ' e litr Y. and I tie: ices, form the lay, ,e„!.'• • . it 11 1 , tit "lest Tnikii.or .F.ckyit• of ClergifjageFo,• , :,. , in ii 41)41.1(-..-. R.__ c...--, I,q i 7":7 1 1 1, 444, , . 1 , , ____, hitt 1, °I theircountry so zealous and warts, ...„. t " e Y cafe IRI.t , , ~,,' . • , h, .'f't 1 - 3 r id.; Aint ih,,, i , ,-rouriy trine s . to prbinhte t....., . 4 4 .. . ~ , A petit. eselution& by Wholeaale were, inov f .. Th "Nt follOw'd ial alt were approv'd. - Andont 90 43 , . at- ._ ;Actin i i , h , jno 4 n was thank'd ; and the Meetn7 ~ 4 % ,! :n .* 44 'lvb.tihrte, just as - Wite, wt rtrnlni , ti '' ..1 • .. YOurs, .S.c.. : .. • •,;._ 'S'lst'. . T.4,03-vpri. w,, , 1 t 4 , t1 write Y O ll ' Aga in rotten wc.rilei 41 so - 40; R ° ' 'II 7.-- 1ar,i.,... i. is .1,-414 wi4.4lsToPpse a ' t • 41 ember '. 1 " * 4 7 6 . '111,6 3e, fa m ils 4 ; i t t,i claims are extrem_ ' et y divertin't .n ~, "4.Juitt'd with B i hi s ei e di on is ccatal • ter b , Qt,.xespeii , , ~.d pi ecl riv ‘ : ) , .ttii,. '' R ole" was the order of the day r a.L -. a ' .. /c til.,i 6 e14 1 . 6 ailli Cirefy la 4 - o-Y. See B-........:e's lumina!) 4S "t o . ' 3 lia r ,se c r inti and thi rd pieluresque SPeCc h , e:3' • 411 111,,,i,,,e-:idil4loliscienrititils.le,:id,' " aisVC,oll•': ' .. ing hi._ itlien, / 1 1,11''''.1 M AI , 0, ..c.nurehrtian, .111 I 1 .e haclovitilt" . . t,,, , 1,, tt ,, s :. t rclorni, sot that the C.er..., 4, wn,,tii,grei. evil t.svri,"4,,he House of Comm ttsv •4•,....,;,,Viitaitt.) RIF %, ifoy.,ott , ; ;Ind this liberal lanttuvet_ 1 , i t usd i er the - ',PtINt.,I !!"41 officers was he art with gliP ' hot' ';%4'414111.F:1,,.ttrie1.'i1%. 'he preacher antl.h4co4l"4 1•;' i. h'..l t 4, .eri.,:t.,(),'scut•ing'foUrtb sreen- ...• '''-'' i 1 1 4 11)3,,,,is •int:Fyriical.titth.sp.,,ll:,seh. ~ ,r '.. ifthilfo"t4N4,l9i&l'Lr Y 11 "i' . ' iSi iinith - lhii .4I,I,TPrit • I t L - .- -.emit , ve,..,.,,i, ,i, s • •Ithzetuanshii) is ..kgautly vecati1e74,,,,,,,, It 1 I )DtIZ. , •., ~, , ..., f it ......... ~ tip • ' QV' • titer we are, fair atul Comely, we kno I, ► iisl With , lk* " tlthitr fath er or mother, • d•i. Nov' .• • a 1 * et ~ (1 ar 4 Play by antaicten or poet, fin ' 41(eiln °ti tt .'.' ' . 11 1 f . 1 9iimsical me tho d k ' 'IQ* striicini each other. .sii t i • • . ,_ , • 1 ilvvoOd her, needlework pride may repress, / ivi t tle , Public ttl ' AIS owes the treat, ii (411•41 more Idle than words can express, ~ e n write half the Novels that swarth tiorti tn. e, ls . , • . ,',', • ' , llt IL 1144, he hero of Leadenhall: street.' 1 4 . ~ o t :( k l . 4 riti contin`d'hi the t*icile6s"'' l. . Ni . no, en , those I inconstant forsakers; , . , • ' 444 i i , . t,tanfitternent we pass the dull. hour, 'ere c u PQn treacle, and water, end . flour, lt '`.. l leat g • 1 bre d.bAter's. .„ gine f a . .4 ... • F. .• , powers n 8 a . .., 5,r. Cott R Alqi whose ~.,, now at th e l t . wtil ava,,,,34.„0,. arc well known, IQ"itiitimi,,, ,Olto.",46l,'AhrwrsotTi•' the; ma"agef..tad.,.)- ohif.'eljn.khito,..i-nitxtmed him-ther.-ae,_,,ists (t ii;ii,,^p tat to iinglitrote s o ng , on. Saturiwila; itial Zi....,*.Wasio give' .hint 40 guineas,: ~,,,,,tsi Er e , 4,4 Ai amid Cis ~, that his ,rotes . 21.--.. 1.--' , i re. do., • , ,i, ' htl Ithit'rrtiileitr:' , it am," ,Rici ..,\Y A,TST44 ' ~., 1 ,'tf)161111(1 li ill ki§ " ' l+kwoOlil al Ifir 41 1 17 . /1 ilia 11(4 4 " V.f) Ithatv , : it s% ' tittANtit Ae'... wag!"-'1111"i441.- ')/./. Batt k / 0", It ,r,, , d f" ''' „ you'll save ii" tn..'l Q, 1,.., -,.-t.Qn -9 Poul:. , , r e n t pl'oveci, "id i '0•41,41na,,pr intied Els toc • . I,i • - 4 t . '' '•• ~ d • - - lefe:::t 101 .Nst- tiudtli,i4i,u'sek,:ggo in 7 • . is tkt ' , tiv.t' inmihyk Lettio, kl'attr,'')lnAll4l‘l, an4..°lller r----D. vwes ,- kr ti ro, etittitticle'rst have voltniteered their se---..i`,,- pot 4 ltAllt.l**(he prisoners ,in. Gloneester,"°nr".l,.° ',rev, 1,41 Wt . have tidy -alre mentioned 0141. I'4A i IN ilaye 4 01' - ' 1 ' th an " * (4-113 e Charity, or rather ., .. , .1.401., "hitt - I, °.',le w s- lo receive ft,r her , . Pe' " "11' .. 4. ' t,) YIV,t. t 4 tt l ii ri . „ -s in effeet,all the same... liii A ll 488 It'Ss- 4 t4t tr "''ag to the. chari t y. aud bevidrt tits grattnt ,fi ou ve hitkailllt."te-lor . tilet..4.soners, hos. subicribeA` 1 i 1 11 4) ° tQr then. relief. W4Lare. glad. tu'44"l t 13., • Pettgra, allut is likeli t o be very we4,:attendett, THE .0241:‘ J . Vllt:rant Generil's Sept. a,. att. GENERAL (4.15E1t5." . ; /66 HiillovEitnioliness the -PR ti'aix' Redatili', in the men e, and vet the.hehalf . of his-1144:EsTii has hen m gkek, , sed, - to,.appoint tltt following .404licers to .se6e'' .upon the 'tai)' of Ireland, • .t.ientenint•Gerieral A I.EXA NDER • "..hi ilajurAjeneratilairjArrirr Ftstraa.i . c.r 4ajor. Ge.nFral. aoa Nil - rent LL is renloyed from the 's ota h. Weir tristrit arid Itylbe:stfio44 - 4 1 F.t3/rdCtord. ,A •.; ,v t . . hienor-GeneralEton . . TIIO,II46II.MAH O N is, until tartuertil 1 -11 . rilita, to ba attannot:tritlisfEastOrMittritl, anti to be, sia. Honed in Linblin. Major-Generid 'to ?fie Northern Dis- I t,t4 and tn.bc atationed at A .. Adjutant• General ., 1 Lieute.nnt-Getlool K4ex tut hi-its tab': st.itiorted at Att. • lone Lieurenisit:Creneral KICK, at Armagh; and tt~Hajot:C.'>~itctst`E)RMs; at TullarnOre: King's County Royal Regiment of ,Militla , marched from Athloneon Monday, ,t 4 embark for England. • The first division of the West Middlesex are to replace the.. Kines County Regiment at Athlone. The. Clete ,Re4imentll3 Irehed on Wednesday last nt fro Tuthworts to Dublin, where they are to ern 'bark • fOr England': Thelondonderry,. and another Militia , Regiment are immediately to embark at Donaghadee ler Scot., land. By a recent order, the recruiting for the Militia in Ireland is in future" to be under the - direfrion of the Inepe&ing Field °dicers ut• their toptaive'regi: menis. - The following quarters are assignee' for the under mentioned regiments of English, Militia Dumfries, at Tullaniore ; Rutland, at Moate ; Pembroke, at 1).01nm:doe; Hertford, at Ditto; Warwick, at Birr; Erin Norfolk, at Caliit. Tut: .Lycallast.—The summer season at this place terminated - last night %% jib the new Opera of M. P. or: The 'Blue Stacking,' the Circe of flit Boarding House, and the svhintstcat drams of Tke Quadrupeds, or 71wManager's • Last Kick. The season has been attended with great success--the fair result of the' Zealous attllity of the proprietor, ststiembling'.an excellent '.corripaby - of performers, ,4 1 4: ,in..A o P.PlYingrA l 4 wn MI IX 10, much, dramatic novetty.. -In the-present dearth-of dramatic genius;" roach -credit, is due,tn7the trianagorfor Impting:gneh an author as Mr. •Mooas.to direct, his powerstt)- wards the Stage, and without the consideration that -4/(i 3 Opera by that Gentleman is. his first drantatic produCtion„Jt..ruanifests such wit, hurl - tour, rritiriol tq..thetitues,.poetical excellence, and heap . tiftil music, as must greatly increase his high and"' Merited reputation. • It - Wad& be Unjitst to conclude '..witirout a. tribute Ao ;the activity . ; . and ,j iittg-t.. • meat which Mr, RA1140741 has tinifprioly disvJao-d , as the-Stage-manager, Aid it is to be regretted that illness shotild have-prevented limn from closing the . .icOott Which' liel.haitiscs4,;ably: 4.oniturted,'.aild re,. cerving in person that tribute of pult . lic ai.srobation which, he so well (10 , •erves. It _is with pleasure," . hr,weie'r, we 11(0, that his benefit, .it:flich took . place on this acCasiott 'Was attended:lir - A very nu. 4neto,us.arldieuce; the,Opera m attd,the,Aher piyces, were re6-ilied wjth the,....tartneisi•appittuse: At the. end of the. Opera, Mr, Nikagt)4l.l.l,caddressed the. audienCe iti the following terib4,,.and retired amidst reeral and zealous, testimonies of general appro ,bation:— • ' " LAMBS AND.GENTLINP:II7) , ft' IT) c Alsequetice of Mr. RAymosn's continued indisposition, the ta,k has devolved on rue (.1 an tioniteiii4 io you, that the perfOrmaws of this even-. =11;:,; will tettnin .lii the 'third season of the .English Opera': and I . havo it in couirins'sinn from the Pro prietors, to,exprrss to you their high and grateful:. sense of tke di..tingu , slied support, they have met With in an - establiJint..nt wire!' had its origin in an L- Aaroest desire to give consegitence to ,native talents, and to convince the world-that the merit of English sityirS might hold a 'rank (and tiny -not a 00110 e) , i . amitht the performances of a more Cayoured,but at ' s , reign - nation. Ho fir this has - been'acconipliS esl rernat nsiv it Is-you to decide ; and it: ii it 6 yntir acv re the Proprietors appeal for . that approbation which is die 4urritnit of their impel.. To make the .English: Opera worthy 'your attention, every encouragement has , been given mu Authors, COrnposers," and Per ytOrrners; nova, has been sought !lir, merit isai begn rewarded; and the. Proprierots are determined 1.0 to"persevere ill a ptin which has teen honoured with your smiles ; and they beg,leave to assure you, that' no expense, no labour, no assicloity.eni the*, 0 , 641011 be wanting to give . vigour and verMa. 'Piney to the bit aWishinent. Permit me aka to say, ton the part of the Perfcirmers,. that they feel ,irati 'fled in 'the'lliihest degree by ibe . generous .indul gence and approbation you have shown to them, as, , in their varinus departments they have exerted theif sespeOive talents to contribute to your 'entertain• meat, and.to merit your applause: And ,ilow, 1,4 i• dies arid Gentle:nen, ill behalf' of the ProprietOrs,. '-, my brother . Performers, and myself, r once mare 'Make );oti a tender:of out tnost sincere. and loortfelt thatilis ' ' and beg Wave most' respeetfully to bid you - - - fardwet. ii. MATH cws has .positively declined an engagement; for the winter season at , the Lyceum, and takes a pc OVi RC 43 I. K 4 0)1)10. during the whole period. Dow. 54 . 0Ntixes.um ep . his p o ,g,...find,most of the old Dkory.- .up e. ,Couipany, soAhat this:Theatre. will open the! campaign iasreat strength, , . .• . , . .' , zlVlrs. Mon NTAIN' has had a relapse, and is said to be in a dangerous stag; her complaint is an in= tempi- inflartarnatioh: - 'lVti l . Vd6k7,` i 1 i i4s, Anierleatl .wife, has Catiglit a iiil.ii - . ' 1'11.; lair lah, it is: said, ItJa another:llns. ban.l living. Airiltou St. Giles:s.great SheepV4ir was held on 1 - I)l;sday se'anighi ; 66,0,00 Eiheep and lambs were, were iolerably briA of ticahy,sbeep; vcry great prices. were .obtained for good South. cliiwn lambs, but inferior sorts of all kinds sold doll. W&hers fetched from 424. to fi6s.) ewes 06s. to. :o;.alicilattiOS 18i. to 32i. per •-• • :At St, Giles Hill Fir, on Thursday se'nnightj A half-scs , ward cheese sold at 655, to bas. per cwt. -North Wiito,lte, 703. , t0=745 , ; old cheese 925. to WA; pitched (or sale, . s part of .w hick ;lased. The show 01 horses, Avallbut ,~ 1 1 i f t 1,t15,d3 ;INK. Yesteraay aGeneral Court Was held at the Bank Of Engkind, ptirsUitit to notice; to consider r;rieticl.; was 'alo" one of the duarterly Courts appointed by the Charter. Court wailluity attended ; and aitiongsit the' )prictors at tank Stock, present, was his Orace "the Mike, or i gottPoi.k. , ti . GoVernor,. on a revie47 'of the profits for., Afoot half year; proposed a dividend of five per ,cent. .1 - bat before -the 6 . 020;11* Ojai r tnecl b y thd Cd,tirt, Mr. cutrolu, (hC I) , arrister „ ).4p, - ie, for.iiiel)nr; tkiirs .of trichitig, it'n,gineirti..that the dividend' should be Inereased fo 7 per terai., He endeavoured Lo prove, .in a speech oVeonliderahle length, the', propriqty of voting that SWII, , CO,cijoider . !llg the , largC , profits of the &mom: It that' was not absolutqly' - the Case; he- 'Maintained , that ltie Dire6tors • lipt , shamefully negleaecl theimkny... fier.oolleeled.frOre the papers laid betbre the House of Contmens,-that' a.aertain. large-quatitity-of builion..haremainedia'r the, hands at the Bank ever since the .restri4ien which had considerably risen in value; and there- . fore, he Contended, that the 'Griv&ni)i- and bire6Ors • ought to have availed them-elves of the advance; for, the benefit of the Proprietor 4 and that 1)e expeded tohear that the whole had been disposzl of,; Jet this view . arthe matter, the Bank Would - bo ;enabled to pay at the - nite . "6l7i vet' ent. Witte, .dividend of the last half year. Mc.. CW.UF4ItII DeXt;i: _t o ok 3 view of the additional advantages arising•freni the circulation of Bank _ of England notes n arullo4„' issuing of silver tokens. He siid,that he wii7fully,,l persuaded, 'that the Gtivernor' arid Dire4tors halt, r by their. cundua,, driven all the gold Out:Oli . . the: country, and that next they would leave it cleslitute:-. of silver. Mr. CLIFFORD'S amendment not,hrhig second ed; the: Governor's praposic.i ,n ut• 5 per cent . was confirmed, The. Duke of Itioftwo.x. addressed the Court.--Hit Grace declared, that l iie,ltad come there nucon qteard With any person or persons whatever, tor, pvrposecif -communicating to the •Coutt the irdat disArese . and ineonvenieuce, which was felt through. ,out the country, f9r want .of au abundant .c;ircoloori • ' ofiitiler; . Without whiCh businesi could not be car, did.not spealt from report, but.. Ins Own experience. flu. had been travelling. nAch in north, and witnessed the greatest ,obsta-. .cis tor want of Ohange,..sorne of which his Grace instanced. It was explained, to hia,Grace, that half a rnilhpn Sterling (.t tokens had been issued within a stigirt pace pf tittle, for the purpose of retrroving the lb convenience4 complained of ; and, in a great rtaea ,sure, it . appeetect, ;hat issue had heen,ettended •with with the desired effect. Manchester alone bad been with tokens to the amount of id 0,0001. antit t hat town in consequence had been •ctunpletely ~,Felkeved., Similar relief had been afforded to many... other places. All that .could ,be done for the :pre sent- hid been done ; and it was • the intention of the Bank . to issue mole tokens aSOflil SS it CU do Bu with convenience. . , „ rl he Noble Duke Iseemed . perfeelly satisfied with expi.inatioh) and the Court shortly alter broke Of)„. 1110 2$lSrE I it. " 'Petit:mut Sept. tB. " Sin,---1 take the liberty of inicirming yon of-. he most shocking and brutal,manner In which a , female Was used iu the aftei noon , of yesterday, „ • this vicinity. Yesterday afternoon, abort three' o'clnek o a mat, dressed in black, much like a Clergyman, ac ensted a female, who is a nursery-maid, • helona b ing . : to the town, that was walking on ,South Sea Corn .aton,‘ with two. children nuder her care. He intro duced b:mself first noticing the children and .. after' a short time addtestied his conversation: to , . .-" After baiting Walked with her nearly to S,uctli ,Sea Castle, he took the opTiortunity, when she was atooping to tie the• child's' shoe, of 'throwing het' down; and with a sharp. instrument with which - Worn! , '• the young woman's account to the Medical Gentle men 'that attend . hery he made a late incision in the stomach. Her cries , were heard by the s'oldicri' • on the Castle, whn,„proy:9,osly had noticed hint walking with her s , They immediately pursucd'hint. but could . Ilet overtake Jiim in time, he having goC libto some of the back streets on thePeint. . ' b..; , "- II is . sapptised sine 11,10n stet that.ticcos - teid and ill used the Lady in the hild'cr Filiiititti t some short time since. We' find; by he girl's desicriptiuq„,giaen to the Magistrates of this wretch, . that hfave!son . is ,knospri, ,by, which titost nlinnquiry is belng made, throughout the towns of POrternatuthi• Portata,...and .oosOort, - and it _lrpedf; by,this , ...- plan,. Abut. the oystito of injuring - onpreteaed fernalea, 7 will, bc popped, • "'The young.i,:vorpan still remains very lovi from the loss of blood, bat ‘frarn the C4,entletnen'a, ii,coUnis, is In, a fair Way . of retoVeJ.y,„", Ttrit . :GtteAT Doo:;—.Thig formidable annual, is+ltidl in the course of tFiree Weeks depredations, bititt'd'estroyed sheip';un this mountains of Enner4 l dale; near Whitehaven, was;that on Friday last..:e. Many - Gentleinen colletNed their hounds and roam ethhe ledges of the hills and woods in quest of WM. 'At last they, roused Bitty, and tearing several houndsi.- he pushed' the rav er tend beloW Ettnerdale itride, followed by the hOunds Of Mi. , Westray, :iti;Bar.thatt, Toe chase was grand, and well'follow ed the.inhatiltants as they passed, joined , the career, with guns and.with dogs ; a fortunate slit l „levelled the destroyer, for the hounds could um.resch- bins. Ho was of , a breed between a nuts. tiirnud a greyhound, measuring from head to tail (ea a inchea,ffind weighed fi stone On the ac» complisiquent of this. frequently attempted , bosi. neat, the hunters recruited themselves from the fa tigues' of the chase, at Ennerciale Bridge, cheered ,wph the acela.nations of the whole country. EXTit A ORDI NA RY' SxoT. Friday Mr.;l4evl Lark ham, who bolds the deputation or itadipole Farm, 1. under J. H., Browne, Esq. killed a hare running, Lanci a, brace of partridges flying,-at one shot ! kairithd: . . . PATRACT OF A LIITTEtrt lilto/14, A taANTL: . :zakta . : 43o 4 tap...ints DtA.JII*TY . , : 5114? A 431,47 wail,', 114,411. DATED 111. ER TAGU I , At5 , 3L14 r 1811. aNm ; jlavingit in , my power ; to . itiform of !,the.paegrgsa of .the arts in, this quarter of the glaoe, 4.4l,l*atea he prcaent oppottuntly of giving 4ml a ..clrctimoantial, and I doubt. not aptbrntic, taint of thea}roceedings of nature , which. presume) ou firm not -kla nteresting. Majesjy'. 4 .sloop Sabrina arrivecl,ll. 4 ..re lately, frrna creise of tito Western Isles of Azores, and brought us. the Jul. lowingi,account .„ „ .. . Ida! of, Awe, they, olserved,,two white smoke isin , „from the a...A,. off' t•tlikilkest end ad the island of St.7Micheers, which; ridr;iirine they supposed to be atl engagement, aand tnt44lll , sail towards it ; but W ere prerented by the wild 'flying away., ,The smoke continued 'to asceralivith sometimes large tiaturs!Of ti e and they cthin• - concludetfthat it. was- . a volcano. Nrxt day, they were close,in with the iSlitid l's; and found the volcariosituated about two miles west of Iliat and ,sllll raging in the.. moat aw f u l manner. They learnt fre , m the British Consul at St, Michael's,. the . smoke W 34 first observed arising, fro Fla that place on the 14th of June, p evious to vvhien, - • there hill been several very se% ere :boats of earth• i !quilie felt at. St:Michael's; so that the destruction ...of the whole Island was . lauch feared ; but 'aftey s ,s.:elied as soon as the volcano broke out. On. :4048t1),. the Sabrina went as near 11. e volcano ni4;thet could with safety; and found it still, raging .;-unabated . violence, throwing up twin tinder- water large stones, cindLis, ashes & Sec. '.icOruPanied wren scveral severe shocks. About or the rant day, they Observed -the .• mouth of the crater just, showing itself ahuvp the ,snifaCe of :the sea, where there were formerly 4u fathoms, or .frti fect of water. They ch,r4teaeci it "?Sabrina Island." At three .P. M. sante day, it was iiiiOut feet above the surface of the Water,' finlk-Acint a Ittriong in length. On the 19. h, they were Within live or 'hix miles .of the volcano, and fota,o-itdbout 50 feet in height and, two-thirds. of a .length, still raging as hefore, and ihrowing up large quantities of stones, some of which fell a Trteclistant from the volcano. The smoke drew up .- several . ivater-sPoilfs, WhiCh'ii : priaiding in the airs fell in,a heavy rain, accompanied with vast quantities of fine black sand, completely .cmered the Sabrina's decks, at the distance of thr,.o or four milc:s,.from the volcano. On the 20th, they weat. .u . 3 caliz,e,, lepv log, the .voltano abont 160 Itece high, and a mite in length, still raging as riy, and continuing , to increase in size. On the 4th of Jul}', they again visited-the volcano, atid fvund it , perfectly'` quiet. They went on shore on Si Lima Island (a 3 it is now called), and found it very steep ; its height not less than from Quo to 1300 feet.. ith difficulty they were able .to reach...the..topadf „the which. they- at' hait etfe.`ted, in a quarter where there was a rude clil its ; but O h w growiti, or ratl.,l ashes, con!. posed of sulpinneous matter, dross of iron, &c. was maven , hot to their feet, that they were.,ohiig - ,d FtOett to retorts. They, however, tu.di poisessioo of Jai; Island in the name of his 4ritannie ,M3jesty, and 'tett an English ninon-jack 11014 eti it. T h e c . H .,,,„ m ,„ !Terence is now troni two to three miles. in the mid. die .1s a large t4lsin fall of boding . lit water, from is hicha stream runs itatu ill. 194.31 ; and at the dis• lance of . 50 yards Ito the Island, the wetter, al tlssnogh 30 tuthorns detip, is too hot f'or ally one IQ hold las hand in. L short, the whole itls9t.l is I),pt crater, the ,ciiif on the outvide appearing as , .15 :1 tep within as they .;ire %idiom. The uasin boiling water is the thonth, front wllicis the ststoke, ,; 4 44 , if , 2 d. „',Wlren the Sabrina left it, several parts gat the.cliff confirmed to smoke a little, and it was their opinion it W 01,114 soon , break out again, . ..• t : AGISLUiIIY AT VAUXIIALL•GARDESS.—"Tie men trLcustocly on 'suspicion of stealing oil gyup IiILSO have' been again examined before the Sul ry Magistrates. The. pa,v,ies . interested attended, an ,l the eireninltances already before the public having bei.h re.'stated,,, Biown, Guileford, and Ctowl 'were .fully committed for trial; rediey, ,atrent, ; and -C:tiswick, were admitted to bat:; wa Tyl r er,c)iarged ‘vith receiving some of I ,) , 1, i:ticiwitig it ( . 6 be'stolen. Johnson iccognitted boinglc deserter,frpm the navy, and the reintlining iners were discharged. • Cu ltlol3S . Clit CUM stANca.-4 thtitsh, pursued by ravenons IKl•saTk, flew for shelter into ( Ale ,A .- 1 1, 0 cardiug-titian at Keswick, rather trostit% .the pre. seuce of man than the claws of ttie destr" , iyer. t ig y jp,tantly closed the door, and ran to SO o r e i d ,. ( ifia t visinint, %viten, to his utter sstontshit:ent, his hallo ,;rasped firmly a large rat which had ti i a flattering b;rd• in its mouth. I'll,: rat was killed, but the thrush cited of its bike. ti• SNII . II - 11:14'.L,ll MAItKE r, SRPT. 21, th'iq day's Nl.orket had but a short huiply, of the (rifest:lu kinds 01 Cattle 13et:4, Vein, Lin,b,.und , f),.)rk, were, env:4)er ; Mutton sold at lost pi ice ; and tho trade in geni.ral was tint ova brtali.—The •ales in fbe Pay Market were trlthug; Hay, Straw, alai CtoVer; have dropped in price. --Tie following 'prices and numbers me an accurate statement To sink tlto 011:il per stone of 81b. B ee r 4 s. ut, to ss, 24. Mutton 4s, od. to ss. 6d. Vcal 53. ott; Id`N. od. Pork Ss. 2d. to is. od, Lamb ss. od. to 63. ad. Draw 60. Sheep and Lambs 5,500. Calves 40. Piss aSo. MITI - 111BU) HAY-MARX.P.T. 11l ft. es. ed. to 7L. l o s. 041. Straw al. tos. od• to J. as. c . Clover id. 3s. oft. to 81. 3s. .••••••••. 4 coRN•EX(3HANOR, Sarr.9o,--6TheMarket to•+day has several: further arrivals of Wheat, and the trade again heavy in salts, at somewhat less in price Barley in.guod supply, and rather lower;' Malt and White Pease nearly at last prices . ; very few Grey, and much higher Beans of each description dearer ; there arts but few arrivals of Oats, and not many on hand, tiales , in this trade named fully at fast prices; Flour at the late qt.lotatiOt Wheat - y6a a 9os a togs Fine ditto - t tea a' tto Rye . • - 4os A 46f Barley • • • 311$ a 46s Main e n's a ties whitsPeas,bailers 76s a 'IAs Gtay ditto tea A 641 Trans * ' 44s * Tick Deans -44 a 4 8 $ Ditto (fine aid) 4gs a scs att* -23 s a 27s :t. 311 and ditto 32s a 33 Potaine'clitte' I.la 5 R4Pe Seed - 401. A 4 ) 1• Pine Hour 93s a 100$ Scoondi • - - gos a toss