The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-02 00:00:00

111 P NEWS • NORFOLK., VIRGINIA., JULY 25.—The Carhage ' Man brig privateer Pa' triota, Colotnonote TAyt,La, *hid' lifts been some days in the Roads, ploceed ' ed to sea yesterday mer Sing; hating re-shipped part of the crew tharhad abandoned her: FAYAL, Auo; 19.—Au insurgent schooner pri s.vateer went thY:ingh our IL6_,T this morning. ZXTRACT O . F A LETTER FROM OUR CoRRF.SPONDE.NT AT LIVERPOOL. DATED AUG. 31. The folhwing is a Lis Of ..-Irrivals from the United State sitiee my last : Aususr 28.—The .10.'ne; frtiM PW.ladelphia, sailed July 27—cargo, 3 , 156 haVvels nour, l 5 barrels Wheat, and 7U hundred Staves. Auciusr 9.—The Atm, CROCKER, from New Yolk, sailed Auiu§t 6—cargo, 1284 barrels Flour, 620 bales Cotton, and 300 barrels Ashes. Mercury, SINGLETON, from Philadelphia in 19 days, sailed August 7—cargo, 2009 barrels Flour, 367 bags Cotton, and 10 hundred Staves. Liverpool Packet, BURKE, from Philadelphia in 33 days— trgo, 4880 barrels Flour, 79 bags Cotton, 7 barrels Tur- Peutine, and 10 hundred Staves. Only Son, HATtiwAY, from Philadelphia—cargo, 1413 bar tels Flour, and hawked Stares. Arniinius. GIBSON, from Baltimore, sailed July 28—cargo, 4233 harrds Flour, .0 bags Wool, and 20 hundred Stares. Madkoo, HILL, from Baltimore and Portland, sailed from the latter Ang. 3—cargo, .1613 barrels Flour. Joseph., BEIZRY,; from Alexandria, sailed July 16—cargo, 1565 I;arreis Flour. Arrived this day, the Mary and Susan, Curms, from tostQn in 20 days, sailed Aug. 9—cargo, 2509 barrels Flour, 301 hall refs :ashes, 93 hogsheads Tobacco, 160 hundred Staves. 11Iargaret, PE.IfCiONT, from Quebec—cargo, 1209 barrels 355 barrels Ashes, 14 hundred Staves. Twenty-three vessels arrived at different putts of the States, 'froth England, in the month of July.—The Brunswick, from Londonderry, has arrived at Halifax with 2:31 passengers on Lard ; • and the Agincourt, from Leith, at ditto, with 199 tassenge is —American Hour, 50s. to 5-2 s. per barrel at bl4rhet this•day. here are two ships that will sail fur the 4 tZtes in the course of the week MtLFoRn HAVEN, AUG. 30.—Arrived the kickland packet, Captain RICHARDS, %vitt% the 11 14i1 and passengers from Waterford. Sailed the kansfield, Captain CHARLES NUTTALL, for Wa tt' ford AuG 31.—Sailed this morning the Auckland heket, Captain It IcirARDS, with to-day's mail and Nsseii ; :ers, for Waterford. Remain the Brito -4101 sloop of war, Diligence Admiralty cutter, 4 1!d several not ward-boond coasters. DEA I.—Arrived, and sailed for the !liver, the 1-lippolit a, HILL., from Jamaica ; Po y, 'N RP, from the Coast of Peru ; Pilgrim, sOSsr it, Intl Europa, Tat.mr, from St. Kitt's ; is, from Antigua; and Lacl-y Mack - It'o rt h, lingsoN, from Grenada.—Came down fvum the-River, aid sailed with the whole of the t "ittvard-botind, the Donald, for St. Domingo, 4 ild Prince Regent, for 13engal ; the latter re- Four o'Clock, p. nr. Cahn. —The out ward bound have siuce b:lett obliged to anchor off the t:tth Foreland. PouTsmouTtr, SEPT. I.—art ivcd the Gdlett, ttlAcv from the Do►cns, for Boston. ihkik% ICH, SEPT. I.—Arrived the Lord Nelson Packet with a mail from 110 FALMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—Arrived two coasters fro m Dart ion h. • ItAMSGATE. SEPT. I .--,The .Wind has tot round t() the E.isiward, .con , equently the trade honnd 4 ) the Westward a r e now ge t t i ng under weig h. l'he weather fine, with light httezes. Ile Jenny, COSTER, from Whitehaven to Duni flies, sprung a leak off Salutness the 25th ult. and 4.ll ortly foundered ; a female passenger and her thild drowned. The Morning Chronicle, the Times, and the C ourier, are engaged in a very active warfare with other. A Corre3pondent has tavout ed us ith the following - lines - on the subject, written the facetious SAM FOOTE, and introduced by as Bayes, in The Rehearsal. The literary 11 .1tupions in question, will, we doubt not, theta %Ores laugh at the humour of the apvlication Thus, when a Barter and a Collier fight, The dusty Barber beats the Collier white; The lusty Collier beaves his pontrrous sack, And, big with vengeance, heats the Barber black. in comes the B#th-dust Man, with grime o'erspread, An beats the Collier and the Barber red. Thus, black, white, red, in various clouds are tost, in the dust the combatants are lost." ASIRAHAM THORNTON.—The acquittal of this 111 4 n, after such strong circumstances, indicating ttlilt, as appeared upon the trial, has excited great t "tprize all over the country where the hotrible *,s ent tookplace.—The w Litchfield Paper, a fe day 3 q g o, con t a in e d th e f o ll ow i ng piragrsph, itich we should have extracted at th e ti me h ut i want of room. The matter, l:otvever, is too '!rocioos to be passed over without further en :llliry, and we honour the feelings as well as the sense of justice which have prompted a t are rigid investigation into • the suspicious cir , t ,Nnstances which attended. the dreadful transac ‘4,ri • ,• 1* TH E AILIEDER OF MARY ASHF ORD .—Th e AC 14ittal of Thornton, in this most abominable rape i 411 (I murder, has excited the most undisguised feel figs of 'disappointment in all classes of people, i, u4 l one end of the country to the other.. This 4 very unusual result, and marks the case as a ( 1 4 10tiar one; We learn, by communications from 4l t n e i g hb our h oo d, t h at some f urt h er process i s i n I gi tatiOn. - Fresh plans of the g r oun d h ave b een : k en, and some representations of the case have ,1 1 1 sent up to the Privy Council. Different in -o)endent Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of ,Q(111tou, and other . places, are int e r e stin g them ,Q• on on the subject such is the unrelieved sense horror and indignation of the crime which has Committed, by some one ; and which rests, like p'p 4 o li pressive cloud, on the unappe ase d sense o f ,4 c. justice." REGIS ER OF FASHION'. DEPARTURES. Lady Vincent, for bibdin in Essex ; Lord and Lady, William Goillon, for Water End, in Cumberland; Major General Sir Henry White, on a tour; Sir Clues. and Lady Cockerel!, on a tour; Marquis and Marchioness of Conyng ham, on a tour; Earl Dysart s on a tour; Lady Anne Wynd ham, for Sussex ; Baron de Itehausen, fur Kent ; Lady nacre, for the seat of the Hon. nouns Brand, at the I-Too; Lord Binning, for Tyrnington House, neai• Dunbar, in Scotland ; Sir Hew and Lady Dalrymple Hamilton and Miss Hamilton, for Scotland; Captain Dalrymple, for Worthing. FASHIONS FOIL SEPTEMBER. (From the British Lady's illagaziae far Sepiember:) EVENING DRESS. The hair quite plain ‘xith tiara. sonle of pearls; India book muslin dress over a white satin Slip, anti hruad vandyke round the hosoai, the bottom or trail) of the dress four iolaits fulling of nuislin, and four plaits of broad lace; blue hid shoes and glui•es. FULL DRESS. • Shoulder plaiting of striped gauze edged with white and lilac.fritige, two rows of plaiting and net, with lilac fulling; Medusa cap of blonde net, s,erpentine lilac trimming; plait ing of net under the 'chin, which, is worn with or without a lappet. HATs.-- r Legliorn bonnets, gypsy-shaped; turned up a little in front, the crown not so high as last month, richly trimmed with silk gatyes,and dee'orated profusely with dowers. Pearls and Parisian bats shaped like the above, and with similar or naments, are also north in vogue. Konya.—A white fine muslin robe, cut lower in the nen than last month ; the body welted, and the bottom profusely trimmed. Shoes or boots bronze-colour, and coloured - kid gloves. Fine figured tissurd gauzes of earions.Colotirs, short full sleeves; not worn so low in the neck as last month, but riehl embroidered at bottom with roses. White satin shoes, ati French kid gloves. PELtssEs AND SPENCEII . S.—These decorations of the British Fair have not the sleeves so fully trimmed as lately, and the prevailing colours are lilac and Prussian blue. BRIGHTON, SEPT. I.—The return of the PRINCE REGENT to the Pavilion will be looked for about the lOth of the present month, if not earlier, though it is impossible to speak with accuracy on that subject. The weather during the greater part of the last week was turbulent and very damp ; the rides and walks, consequently, lost their at tractions, and filled as the houses are with elegant guests, the town at intervals has been made to as sume but a dreary and desolate appearance. The Duke of Yogic, repulsive as were the elements to on exercises, has pursued, as usual, his ram bles about the place. On Friday the Royal Duke, accompanied by his Aide-de-camp, Col. CooKE, paid a visit to Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH, at East bourne, where he remained the night, and return ed to the Pavilion on Saturday. • BATTLE or ALGIERS.—On Wednesday the an niversary of this glorious battle, obtained by Lord Exmotirx and his gallant associates, was cele brated by a splendid dinner at Whitten's Royal Hotel, at Plymouth, given by time several Captains and Officers at that port, who shared in the me morable assaults of that auspicious day. Upwatds Of sixty sat down to it, among whom were Rear- Admiral Sir Israel Peliew, Captain fellow, of the Guards, Captains \Vise, C. B. (President) Saun ders, Symons-, Denman, Parson, Mould, Richards, and Howell ; Lieutenants Soady, M‘Dougal, Mainly, Holhurton, Parker, Caswell, Symons, Gray, Waterhouse, &c. Royal Na% y ; Liewenant- Colonel Vallack (Vice-PresiC:ent), Majors Eng lish and &ince, Lieutenants Fat met, Clark, Bonce, Mallard, Kendal, and White, Royal Ma riner : Rev. Mr. Beatie, Doctors Parker, Hamil ton, and Adamson ; Messrs. Va es and Vivian, Pursers ; and Messrs. Church, Robertson, Ben son, Parlby, and other Midshipmen of the Supo 1), besides several Clhcers of the 90th Regiment. The Queen of SVAIN was delivered of a (laugh ter can the 21st ult. Prince ESTERHAZY and the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. DRUMMoND BURRELL left town yesterday for Grimsthorpe Castle, on a visit to Lord GwYDnit and Ladd XVILLotiGHBY. The 'Juke of LEF.ns- is expected to leave town in a few days, for his seat in Yorkshire. '1 he venerable Earl ST. VINCF.NT is now on a Visit to Meaford Hall, Staffordshire (the place of his nativity) the seat of his Lordship's nephew, E. J. RICKETS, Esq. Lady Howa, we are sorry to state, lies danger misty ill at her seat at Twickenham. (-DEORGE BYNG, Esq. M. P. her nephew, was sent for ex press yesterday, from his seat in Herts. JOHN EDWARDS, Esq. having retired from the contest for the represetstation of the ennot'y of Glamorgan, Sir CH liISTOPHER COLE, K. C. B. will 'be returned wi.hout opposition. There is no truth in the report that Mr. C. KEMBLE has quitted Covent-Garden Theatre, and the Managers would he silly, indeed, volunta rily to part with the best general Actor now on the Stage. They ought rather to engage his wife, who is likewise the best general Actress that the Stage can boast, and yet she is suffered to remain idle ! ! There is " something rotten in the state of Denmark." INES'S STEPHENS and SINCLAIR have had a good season, and have made a very profitable harvest in Scotland. Their last performance was at Glasgow, The new Farce of Fire and Water has an allu sion to the Chimney Sweepers, speaking with laud able sympathy on their sufferings. The sentiment always excites such warm applause that we hope the custom of empluyiog the unfortunate boys in so lamentable a calling will at length be abolished. MADAME SAQUI.—At ASTLEY'S Amphitheatre, last night, this Lady made her first appearance this season, being engaged for a few nights : however great her performances have been at the Gardens, she last night astonished the audience by her wonderful and inimitable exertions on the 'fight Rope ; she has not recourse to tl►e pole, which is customary upon those occasions, but ac tually performed all her extraordinay teats with out the aid or assistance of any balance ; she even ascended into the gallery, and on t►er conclusion was greeted with the unanimous plaudits of one of the most numerous assemblages of elegant couwany that ever graced a Theatre even at the fitst p r ice the House overflowed to excess. It is said that the Contractor has lately received a great many Orders from the Country, for Two Tickets of the . same Number, the parties catculat ing that such an opportunity of obtaining a Capi tal of 40,0001. in a Lottery containing ouly 2,900 Numbers will never l again uccur. 'OETit V. . P:1:1 ,- ;CY , Irritlcn in , byniy-/.nitre Theatre. A pa.Ro,pv. !'he prompter rings the Jolty curtai3 down, aodieNce leave the, pit with glee, Homemir4 .tviws.ret,irn the weary town, And leave the house to emptily -25s and me. '• Now failes each glinnu'ii:it; c radle on the - sight, And thro' the air a smoky silence reigns.. Save where some lobby hero sueiss the, tight, And bravely gets a beating !'or his pain : Save that to scarce I'iazia-hautiOu4 +locks ; The owiliog watchm4o Outs iu ()a:us. cala;dain, Of such as, wantrrin4 near his secret lwx, 'ith cia,nutir Imo! intrude on his domain. . . Their parte per farni'd behind the curtain's s h ade, Where stretch the •een,7: in in:illy a motlei heap, Each in his linriible ladgiag- quiet laid, The churus singing, trite securely sleep. • Th.e summons of rehearsal bringing morn, .tk prompter whisji'ring from his wooden shed; The trumpet, hautboy, clarimiet and hurn, , Shaft rouse each man to-morrow from his bed. And yet for them no opera pours its rhyme ; No loud encore rewards their cv'uing care; No Children inn to hail their pantomime; Or crowd the timt the envied laugh to shale. As sailors oft they hail'd Britannia's shore; As forty thieves they spurn'd the Sultan's yoke; 'lheir,•sioulders oft Peruvian. Rolla•bore ; . . Flow how'd their heads when mighty Illuebeard spoke! I:et riot tragedians moek their useful toil, Their russet limits, by hundreds worn before; Nor fashion hear with a disdainful stuile, Tim lutsly annals of our Thespian carps. . . , . ,• Tite.tlice of Beverly . , the straw of Lear; .Ind all that Haiulet, all that Machethgave, In the fifth act coticlude their high career— For tragic glory leads but to the grave. Nor ,you, rich actor, lay on these the blame; If their poor names no daily journals raise, Where, tiro' the long-drawn column, bent on fame, The Editor resounds the note of praise. Can studied puffs an actar's fame decide, Or to a. throne a suite attendant carry,? Can praise giv e p ow ' rs that nature has denied, Or make Beau Clucker equal to Sir Hurry ? Perhaps in these neglected ranks has stray'd , . Some swelling husom fraught with tragic Care ; Tongues that Othello's vengeance might have stay'd; Or base lago prov'd a living liar But author's to their eyes their ample plays, Rich in fine acting parts, did never bring , The manager repress'd their mental blaze, And pent them up in ChUrUbSeS to sing. Of sonnetteees full many a rhyming moan, The monthly magazines unread contain; Full many a joke is cut, to die unknown, , Lust in the echoing dome of Drury-Lane. Some unknown Garrick with advenerous wing Clipp'd by the shears of want and melanch;ly; • Some low inglorious Braham here may sing, Soave Betty guiltless of a nation's folly ! Th' applause of word'ring boxes to attract, Their face engray'd in public shops to boast, T'.ensure a full box4took whenc'er they act, And read their history in the Morning Post. Their lot forbad ; not drcumscrib'd alone Their growing talents, but their faults unseen, T' omit the ;rithor's jest, insert their own, Or woo the boxes while they slight the scene. • By mummery the Sri iter's text to hide, Their influence o'er the gall'ries to boast, Or mar the play, and decimy deride, With nonsense plirchas'il at tlit muses cost. Far from the rattling squares and fashion's sport, Their small finances-rather bade them stay, Irt Kusseli-street, Long-acre, Martlet-court, Convenient spots, contiguous to the play ! Yet e'en these names from T.ethe to protect Sonic lengthen'd play-bill still erected there; With letters of all sorts and sizes deck's), Implores the passing tel of a stare. For who, to careless nonehalence a prey, Of self importance never gave one hint— Pass'd idly by the red bills of the day, Nor cast one look to see himself in print ! Ambition in our mimic stage wilt rise ; Truman survives when Barnwell yields hisbre ath, Emilia raves when Desdemotia dies; The bleeding Captain emulates Macbeth. For thee %%);o, mindful of thy brethren dead, Dost in these lines their useful toils relate, If, chance by curiosity misled, Some gentle critic shall inquire thy fate, Haply the Leader of the Band may say, Oft have I seen hint standing there aloof, Eager to write, as well as act, a play. ' And wooing ll:Zebus frowning on the roof. Fronting the audience in a double mode, ' Muttering his dialogue, now brisk, nose sad, Sometimes as actor tolerably good, " Always, as bard, intolerably bad. One night they hiss'd him in the accustom'd scene, ' I thought the play was darun'd, ah, woe is Me ! Another came, with scarce a pause between, '('hey hiss'd again—in doleful plight was he ! ' The third with dirges due in sad array, The proMpter's sheep-bell rang our poet's knell; ' Approach and read (none else will read) the play, It not, the epilogue may do as well.' THE EPILOGUE. Here rest's his head upon the prompter's shelf, A bard to wisdom and to wit unknown, Thalia SMlrd not on the scribbling elf, But gentle dulness mark'd bitu for her own. Coy from his snit the Muses turned away, A day in London ill his toil requites ; He gave the town—'twas all he hail—a play ; The town denied his only wish—nine niglits! No further seek his writings to deride, Nor try to mend wtat sentiment has marr'd, Obliyitm ; s rtiil his comedy shall hide, Acid shroud in night the actor and the bard. A mong thesea visitors at Plymouth the last week are, the Right Hon. Geohoe HOSE, 6ir A tvotrEw SNAPE HAMMOND, and Mr. STURGES BOURNE, M. P., who arrived here in the Trinity yacht from Portsmouth on Sunday last. On Tuesday the party dined with Commissioner SHIELD, on Wed• nesday with the Earl of MOUNT EDGCUMtIE, and the following day departed for Cherbourgh.— Thirty-five years have elapsed since Mr. ROSE Vi sited this port. The alterations and improvements luting the interval, in the three towns and arse nal, with th e b rea k water , chapd, &c. powerfully excited his admiration.—(Plymouth Telegraph We are much concerned to hear that Lord Vis- MUM BORINGDON, who, in'June last, accompanied the Earl and ColiotessofMormitY on their excursion to the Continent, had the misfortune about a month ago, in the neighbourhood of Paris, to swallow large ear of corn, which, by producing a violent coughing; ruptured a considerable vessel of the lungs. For some slays his life was considered in danger, but he k now much better, and if he re covers•snfficiently, in time to undertake the jour ney before winter, lie will probably proceed with the Earl and Countess to Naples, or the South of France, for Iris entire 're-establishment. Lord BoathoDoN has just entered his twelfth . year. WINDOW-LIGHY TAX. DußLlN.—Stveral of the Parishes have met-- have agreed to resoltp,ionsTm..nrt-sig-rrrried ti t it hope Iltat Alt. VA tit:ITTA tvoirld pleased to g them an audience. The ilight (..-= ntl.f.mais bas most handsomely acceded to their wishes—anti they ate to wait upon' hint .his day,. We hope and trust that the result of the c,,itte repce be fort unaty for the City of Dublin, and for the kingdom in 'general:. . . Two o'Clocit - 7 E I , deputation of the Citiz-ns of conisting• ot 40 individuals, aniur, 4 ; whom was Mr. SHAW, the Menibi,•r, this d,y, waited on Mr. VANSITTAitI : , conecrning the Vt'todo,v Light Tax,. and the 'lax on Jaunting Cats. The Right. l - lon.Gru►lCh um cxpressed his vish to aceonimodate the Citizens, and dedgrt'd, that Ministers would, if posSible, n u dity the Window, Light_Tax ; atut With regard to the jaunting Cars, the Deputation. interred„ that a probability existed, that the im post would be reduced from 71. 10s. to two gui neas per aumun. But nothing. explicit occurred.—. (Front the Dublin Evening. Post, Aug. 36.) INTLLLIGECE. STATEMENT of the ODDS on .the. DONCASTER ST. LEGER STAKES—Sept. 1. . , tmlien--- 7 to 4 agst )Ir. Watt's c. by Whitelock. Taken— 8 to I agst. Stajohorough. 9 to 1 agst. Taken -10 to 1 ag , t. Cau,eliuu.. . 11. to 1 apt. Brother to Raphael. 13 to 1 agst. Solder Robin. • _ to c2Q. to 1 agst. any other. , NEWMA I RKET ST. LEGER STAKES. .5 to 1 agst. t 1 A agst. Azor.. ti• to 1 apt. the Student. Taken-500 to :15 agst. Whiteluck and Azor winning the too Legers. Taken-500 to 33 agst. Whitelock and the Student, do. do. SI;OitTS ON THE RIVED. 111,6-6H.—lresterday the - lovers of aquatic sports were highly delighted with the fin:- inerOus amusements afforded them by the Proprie tor of the Royal Curtiberlatid Gardens. The first was a match for a coat and silver badge; to be rowed for by six ytiting wafermen, in' the last year of their apprenticeship, to be decided in two heats : thetirst heat to start at four o'clock front the King's Arms Tavern, Millbauk , down th e Staley shore, row round the beacon at Lanibeth, and back to the King's Artns ; the first three boats of this heat were the only ones entitled to start for the prize. At the appointed hour the following six started as above mentioned, each bo a t being distinguished by a small white flag, with numbers fixed in the stern of each boat 417 a in e.f. Where belonging. .No. Sptits.. James Gregory William George Blackfriar, Charles Maynard William Holmes .... Herseterry 4 Richard NPNally Hungcrford Pratt The three fist boats came in. as they stand,on the list, and at half-past five they started for a second heat. The river, front their place of start ing as far as Lambeth, was covered with boats cat every description. At seven o'clock they caine in, in the same manner, Gregory.ft st, George second, and Maynard third, each being about two ot•. three boats length apart. The winner was then preseoted with the coat and badge in the Giirdenq,. in the presence of upwards of 2000 persons; the other two were rewarded with minor prizes. SAILING MATcn.---The grand Sailing Match for an elegant Silver Cup, given by the Gentlemen of the new Cumberland Fleet, was sailed for lay nine Gentlemen's pleasure boats, each being dis tingnished' by a broad white pendant, with red spots, and numbered. At four o'clock the Com modore of the fleet hoisted his flag in Cumber land Gardens, which was overflowing with com pany ; several bands of music attended for their ' amusement. At half-past eight, there was not stifficifla wind to carry them round the boat moored off Wandsworth, in consequence of %Illicit the match is undecided. GAME. The Eli" of PEMBROKB, in consequence of the backwardness of the harvest, does not intend to shoot upon any of his manors until the 15th instant. Sir Taos. LETLIBRIDGE, Messrs. WINTER, and other gentlemen of Bishop's Lydeard and its neigh bourhood, have laudably entered into a resolu tion to abstain from killing Game un:i! after the 20th September. 'file harvest %rill probably be a late one, anti we therefore hope that the example above stated will he generally followed. The Earl of COVENTRY Ii s, we understand, given orders to his gamekeepers to desist from partridge shOnting on his respective manors, tilt the 'l , -1(b of September, in consequence of the lateness of the harvest i a laudable example that we trust will be generally followed .throughout the country, as touch injury will be otherwise done to the farMers, with little prospect of success to the sportsman. Lord SOMERS has also given the most positive orders to his gamekeepers to fnrhear shooting, and not to suffer any other persons to sport on any of his Lordship's manors and estates, in this comity and Herefordshire, until the 15th of Sep tember next, or till the grain is housed.—(frur. aster Herald ) We are sorry to relate the following melancholy circumstance young womhn, from a neigh. bottling village, having been slighted by her sweet heart in a dancing-room in this city, on Tuesday, resolved upon the desperate expedient of suicide. However, - the druggist to ‘vhonrshe applied for quantity of arsenic, with a prudence highly com mendable, refused her unless she could produce a respectable person to •vouch for the use s l ip itviended to make of it. She retired, but after wards returned ‘vith a young man with whom the druggist wa, acquainted, who stated his firrikbe lief that the girl's story was true, viz. tho the poison was wanted by her mistress to destroy rats; when she obtained the fatal flruff, wi,ich she swallowed the next morning, and expired .in great agonies at noon, notwithstanding the utMOSt mc. dical skill, Vet cset, „Lunicy.—(Carliat : Pops. ,)