The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-24 00:00:00

;, To Tiie lII:LERS IN CIiUIICEI. ANI) STATE. , .• , , ---:..- thecrY"fProft•stants, in Pi)plili litrA, t eas !tdilocii heiird, rt gii.rqed, cr o f use, to itt/k`l'ile bloody liaa.(l,'or eitenth the fl.tinitli.: lire ' " 11 kW *Halle aunrstert in the sacred clre,s ki, died in 41 1 , 41 to e;; ; •end the sway. of Roman Pontiff's, St° t tlort.f 111 ro mireal'ilin g flesh what trite religfou• . , 111 Ilt r 'aliitlei,hreatli swi•etly itiftetes in the /110113 tiltd : n due reception of the Christian i‘"..'ll,ti•iith free.Ohedie ace to th e ',Ow ers that lie.' I V 6 en SATAN (tiro s to propagate hi' lies,; he uses itt"(l,i , lteeit,sail flattery, buti force is l e ft for Holt foolish idea to lise: it •; ' wen Weapon forged indeed in t , 1 ) . 11i fitted to the ' higot's hand, win', mad I '4ll rage .HI ill s uccess in argument, strives to e°l4ett by tile w lad sword, and fits hi mse lf for !f( destruction ! .-I'lle. Christian Faith is./tkild LI 111"1Y luetk, troe iiiCiiitre 'of i ts S ure l y h ea d , the '''ll J ',at -..li'll ere ' er it ieigns with genial ' it curia esieein,,it gently le a d s i n Silver e f tll'il'i (4 1( "t i diEt:CIS to sirtne and lifts up to , 4 1 ' ) 4k d • Not on the Papist' s creed, but dungeons 'l, terrific, liorrinle ! clanking chains and 111illl 14'Nrr threats await the Prot e , tatit , an d d eat h , paiolttl, lingering, stares in his 1(11 isr:tge i•P hi; face 1r "ut sahmissive to the Pope's riiiiiiialaud, i. to hold his word of more authority L inlll4ll V to himself " lwfallible? the at-tei" 111 " of him who only sways, will' Sl;vereign 1111,7" t, the seeptr'e of the world !.. presumptuous v : l ' to, spe the Deity is•Sataii's plan, the sin. 101 l ,cll' dclnjetl- him to eternal fire ! and wilt thou .• 4 1 : 11/ 114 aegesti(ms ? wilt thou, tore warted of I) 7f l ' , ' 141 ha mense, rush tin to ruin, and attempt 1 :,,, :', 1 'e Or fratid,'or cruel threats, to gather mil °, your baneful • train ? may grace forbid ! kid ere 1 "le awful day of .ven , reattce Caine, may .41.1141, . e' oi t ,, , , P e i(' Jo light „ineffahle 1 and. l'apists t ,„ 6te 1114 ,t God can neer delight in bloody al ;tt!i' °I iann b • 1' ii ,1 vce this. bold tk y Titan .-- tit s,t•de i •••t hritti 4 tilat'Once potent ancient Creed ttnti re ''''t Route? h this the voice of peace and tlith Y, liturof ctsriscido lure ,?: it- sriiigs from. lii !ions; all. combined.--7 he • peace' ,f 1 Britain 114.1 Y litarl's•desire; the reign ot,tnerey I, Would' 400t1e11):(1:telled,; the hand of •love ded ""t ' e'‘,• - .1 )1 .4i 1,1, Puptili terrors, cruel' y, and ell)161:),8: NI ~ '• elute' ''' gli a as' Once our fathars were;' I‘ l , foil,. . • .. kt,l 4 oxi , 4 0+ them without - dismay, to Smith ! . l ikr4, ol ' Ye to Rollie itself; and brave the. ov'faitli ...1 4, 4 4 ' 4 144 .1,i..,t0ry pr;:p . al ed to err i i . f P 1 4441 6, "'lee la .(iod 1 But v.•llile tire: scept re 0 . 1114,,,.,:1459d is fixed Pile hands, otthose `wii.ose it•I•. shield the true • religion from All'fri ' 116;111111',1'41 'll 11 ` I g u ard the people troth oistirp‘d I„ 4 '1%1 ~.,t , •. , i 1 cry so Inti(llY 0 ri lY fil i . 1"41 41, y %nice, ant y '4lO 4lW•loll)jects, th,rt none hut sleepers 41 (11,,, 1).11'io ailivarried; Of thinker threat aloe, q t Nu' tier,4 's '''lt 1111111 1 I'd tell them plainly, that ~,, tq tire ti o , s ~ 1 . ! li candour : 4 titii, l i , ""k 0 • that men wrong . , 41 ' their ' l 4 , a 14..0)4; would sn..wer . Papists td' on 'lN L 10 4, and bow politely, while the y filid,'etiril'eeks, to wear 'that yoke 'of Itorniol I tvti li b 1111 lelehlless Paw r, which cost the tit,, 141 . 1 ertY ill1(1 life.-..Pti tell them too, tltat t sth e : I 11 'l'I'Y is not s o bad as sinfill Yielding d„ 1 "lle ni t, i, thkt hshion. The glory of the present t4 bliil„ liiiii Iv" Lit inakei me tremble ! 'l'lle filix'd 1:1(44i° ',4 augelliiil toimili ! A sweet, a h 0, tinell • if allow'd to toilet), the needful bar -41 PIN. t'aunoil Weal I Intoxicating draughts illt tlig nectar ~ l 'tts . ,, t , May produc e 8:4 dreadful eonse ,Ntitill,,, P`lls'nous drugs ! :Union is sweet, ell - '.' if sincer e .r h, wh en • : t• dto time Qi 3 chen . It !terser e Ir 4r4, ' e l, It genders nought but serpenta,. , 11(1 ‘,. , 14 R Y " o e „ 114 t, .iglit ts to , 'k ii f t . t . ' %leak ? 'lien plainly this ! I'll litig, . 4.13 % a nd if not hi tiine wiili Present ittlillY'444ll.h iNith faa'rite views -I've stone my ~ I ke, 4 ~ e tnd Must' shetv , wliC) acts witliprU7 - 1 1 r,„ 1)1 ' "'lln thi l k • ~t , • i t . ' lute Rx . , 1 ' the truth. 11( 4 , sift ilerlaients, Pvi learnt to •trace the iltt, 0 I le Man, ~ i • . i r 4i , e , , tc to holds Religioitas a sacred :htei4l4Bll s " ::: :::: L i ? , i t ll loss, or gross perver s i o n, , I til t f , th, klua r o i 11.011) their ostS, which ii.'th e ii, ,''"n) ot Nu. Church dill place,' to '"' 1 40 '4 fro 411.1 1' ' . 11 the Throne and State• of f lit. ut "'e lami 1 , I titiesti„„,B „ i . . toll ‘"el,"-', 11 ten "It'd, and none bath' ~.1 , th,,, . I 'w can reia • Yi n ot 1 1 , ~e „ , gtrnt s•Protestarz \ ts agree 11 iti 'lllen "14 1 0 n, or at hesti,witircareless Ntel,ll,, , 411 id 11JtChriSr ~, , , a, t„ , . f, , tun It, tide s, to bentr a Ili it ' li t t o ~,,, Pretended elniins of artful ink,' 4 " 4 te iti all the 'I 4 1 , 10 x , r enhj ee , , • 'lt of toe state iii„l'st,tv„(l ,c '' a, lic2l 'tis.plain'to 'itiesS, that tvi'ne to , k, , '' thil, still more; di'eyq) wasit, till ll tlit t " 1 tile 'Ci '- - ' 0 4, hit t,,tio, "Web and Stateli sold . for • (4), ii • '',, e()III )1 . ', itl enii,, iii I lii)enta 'bunt Christian can- (,„ le t 6 eneti tietis.P" T 4 he only anstser I' 1) irate ' ~,,, , r,ruaps the one. no t most eic- Yo. ~y N ~~ 4,1. 1 ' 1 " C'' r cv• - TS; irn -snout; tr - 711 - c - roprresreenrtr -- rty dine to he Chriiilans Uri' fallible like .olhe,r, Ara!" • When net the . 61 the POpish chtirns shall form the, siihjec't of a Warm .dchate we hall then-lee-the driflof th.tse remarkS and It tiatie voice of flidrey . , tratiMer, !Latimer, or Fos;, Sholild whisper in the ,deadof mi tf ht, ".Beware of Papists and their artful %I-oes cause' a t friend to liberty of high repute, to change his pliant mind, to stern resist- . &owe of such . dang`ronsclaimi; rill sure the nation_ 'would rejoice;. 'and none be they who long for power, and honour's empty hew, teould e'er . , regrer the née- repeal of itiltiletome lairs. Sus 'Pensidni•aft have PrOe' a d salubrious T. , But One Repeal 'has ht.en the channel to a flood of lies, and , gross, profane abusive language 'gainst the Saviour's to claim our homage as the GOD of Heaven j Alas, ye Ehlers orthe'ilritA Church, where were your Argus eyes, your ears, your - tongues ? .all dosed and silent ? Then now be watchful,- listen, speak, and call your socks to prayer, for wisdom d.irect, and zeal to guard igaiost all the enemies of Church and State; and join in time, to ray Petitions in a countless mass .before .the Prince, the Lords and Commons of. the United Realm, "gainst all the craftY purposes of those who seek for power to destroy the Church. A PROTESI'ANT. t The Champion of the Slave Trade Abolition EXTRACT PROM A LFTTER FROM NORFOLK,VIRGINIA, 24T11 JANUARY. The times are ,by far worse than they were before the treaty: The war taxes are still con tinued, and every . article is excessively high.— Provisions of all kinds bear an enormous price, and flour is so high, and in such demand for ex portation, that, thank God, we have a-Substi tute (Indian corn meal), which, I asoiie you, is the only bread now ate in most families,. The same complaint exists in all parts of the United States. Those who came here for cumfort ar cheapness trill find themselves very. ; much mis taken." . .111onclay, William Edgar, teaOher, and Andrew M`Kit ly, weaver ; . and-on Tuesday, James Fin-. la)sou, younger, :Of Jeanfield, writer's clerk, and Elugh Cochrane, weaver, Amlerston, four of he pergoots latety; apprehended , GlasgOw . , tin 4reasonahle practices, — arrived here 'under ,cl!4- icitly of a 11acer•of We Justiciary 'Court, awl an cyfficer from GlasgOw,:iwithont. any Other' escort, aird were lodged in the Castlei'llie gates of . which are shut, and the sentinela-have orders to ex clur:e all hot those belonging to or haviug busi ness with the garrison.—Yesterday John Catripl bell,- Hugh Dickson, and l'etcr Gibson, and, early thii morning, John . M - Lanehlan Find Wil• •fiam Simpson, necosed of similar erfines; were brought frottvrilasgOw,'Wnd fiidged in . itiecastie. Four . troOps of the 5111 DragOoli Guards . fia'ye placed the Gth, 'or Caribineos,' tat 11 . 4attiilton ; three troops arestationed: in Glasgow barracks, and one in the town.. 'The horses are in 'excel lent condition, mitwithstanding the severity' of the weather during their passage and march froM •Irelatl. Hamilton is the headlnarteri for this regiment. (Edinburgh Courant.) • • . The Psttunt REOENT illlCOat spending the U;:aster holidays at Brighton: His Royal,Highneis le,ives London next PRINCESS OF ‘VALES.--.-4 letter 'from Munich, dated the 12tri instant, says, that the Princess of WALas had arrived its that city from Milan, and that she wuS to pass stitnetiinc there. The Court , of Blvaria had 'offered her apartments in the Palace, but her Royal Highness declined accepting of them. The Prince Royßl of Bavaria is about to teed to Pka, in - Italy, to take the waters at thal place,lor the benefit of his health. He will lirsl go-to Vienna to visit his sister, the Empress o Austria. • Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, n cabinet Council was - held - at the Foreign Office,' in Down ing-s?,:•et,--whieli sat till half-past four o'clock. The Montreal papers of the Bth ult. mention, that • articles of impeachment base been presented against two Judges at the capital . of Canada, . for malversation,• injustice, and •oppi.ession. The names' of the Judges are—Moiik, the chief, and Charles Faucher, one of the puisne Judges. On the nth of January the . wr'enre was frozen over as low as• St. Vanier, a •circumstance which has not before occurred for the last fifty .years. • Laid- CASTLEREAGH las sprained his A Special Commission is expected to be imme diately appointed, for the trial of the • persons in coitody at Lancaster. On Wednesday last the transports Retrieve and liennersl , y Castle, .arrived at Portsmouth, from Jamaica,with vitt of the 18th Regiment on board. They sailed from Port Royal on the 29th. of Jo totary in company with the,QueenfLieut. SIM PSO,N, .ugent) Caltlecott Castle, and Pomona, and parted from then' on the 7th of February ofr St Domingo, being shafted by three large f.:arthagenian priva teers : these vessels have the rempinder of th e Re giment on haard.—The Salisbury (Admiral Dot:- ocAs), and Pique, were left •at Port Royal. The 18th Regiment has been twelve years on the \Vest India service; during which period: its loss ex ceeded seventy officers and two thousand mein.;, but by b r ing constantly recruited, it is norione • t houseful strong. The Linolon,. Isabella, and Samuel transports, sailed On Saturday from Spithead for Senegal,, the Cape of Good flore, Bombay, and ; rrincoMalee; They are to take. 500 men from Senegal to the ('ape,, the 23d regiment from the Cape to limn ,Ouy,• and • bring horue the iVtl regiment from sirtP - NEWff: Itlitxbu 23.—Sai;ett yeterctity . , tine whole : gr tfie vrt”.r1, 7 1)(;;I:1,1 for tic River. ~ ,atpedpwn, frnut de 'tiler, ftriii aailvl, the Prince Regent, for St, livit...4al—..Witrd E. • . . 114.ycit 23.---Sailed leis ~1 ije •... . t?i ship Aid for the Alediterrapeal).--Wiiiii §.W. .FAx.Sowpi, M. ttcti 21.—Sailed yesterday the Matich'ester packet with - mails for Jamaica ; Sarah Anna ititl . &itern - tor London and 1-.l,tpp‘ y Retool for ChAiltkint. Sijiled to.lay tl►e Orai►t;e Grove s .. for OpinTh. dud TiTirr; for Liv'er... Is 1;• , ••• ' DoiEtt, .11Aucit 23.—Artived the Bribk .trans port front Cal,lis with troops, and the galliOt Gatellolfoting, EIiERS, front Rotterdam, bound to Havre, with the loss Of bowsprit and sails. .Covt4s, MARcu 23...-L•Arrivett the Ida, Doaß, With-fei;--from Canton, in 110 days. Wurrir r MAIICa 21.—The Endeavour, STE.. PingSriii . , hi corning into this port yesterday, struck on the liar, and went to'pieces ;—the crew lIARWIOI4, • ATAubn 23.—Came in I, , cstertlay clte Bonetta, o , ,no:;:xe,` from Yarmouth for Leith, with barley, with the toss of anchor awl cable.— Salted yesterday .the Lady Nepean packet for Holhind, Henry Freeling packet for Cuxhaven, and Alliaiice packet for Gottpkburgb—all with mails. • GRAVRSRNb, MARCH 23.—Sailed tbeWaterloo, Burney, for Ind i a. The .Guardian, Lovtc l . from Rio Janeiro to London, ran on Shure on the Breakwater, at Ply mouthion Friday, and was in Er dangtrous situa- tion.. The.Fann7„ of Irvine, was kst on Hoyle the 20:h THE ROYAL FAMILY. The (I;nner given by thc PRINCE REGENT to the QUERN i)n Fciel ly evening, at enrlton- Eloll4e, was iteisciol by, besides the Princess AuGusTA-- :The Puke of Clarence, -the DuChess of York, this Dttebesi of Gloucester, the P . rincess Sophia of Glouetster, the 6isi of iiverpool, the Carl tiattiurst, Viscountess Castltteagh; &c. The Dukes of Ycirk end Glinfeeliter were to" Pus been present, but had preilotit - eagagentent4 for a eoniblerable time Imo. Viscount castivit.r..lo was t#evented froiaattending his Royal Muter, having h,“l the misfortune to sprai n hi: At oih.e o' . elocktherP wtis . un eeeitiuog port`', in clniiing most of the rorei:. , ,it Auiluitzsesilors, their Lath:es, Anil aHu one roui osseinhiptge distiuguis _ vivcii4raclqrs, .at which ‘yerc.introduceil for their ninitseuteilt..Choice tlcfresliffle.lll# were scry ed nip by tite,Royal totentiouto, The Quee n a n d Princess Augusta trent in chairs, anti returned i n the•,nint! nuttinr, escorted- by a patly . yf the: Yea nivo.4ut - • On. Saturday-the PrinCe Regent bel.l a Court at Clrittl-house, at which Baron . Just, the Saxon was introduced to. the Prince. Regent by General Raillitrst, and conducted-by Rolorrt Ches ter, FAT the Assistant-Master of tire Ceremonies, -when his Excellency tlelivered.an Address of Con gratulation from Iris Sovereign to his Royal High- IICSR upon his late escape from the outrageous at tack made upon his Royal Person. The Spanish Ambassador, the Bathian Minis ter, and the Danish M;nister, were introduced to his R Highness Royal Hness in a similar manner, and de livered Addresses from their Sovereigns on the satire odeasion. Marl Bathurst bad 'an audience of the .Prince" Regent. The Court then broke 'op . ,: His Highness was' attended by the State r •k ' • Die Dukes, of Vork and .Cumberla.nd, visited , ,„ tue rnitte Lvgent on Saturday. The Duke of Orleans cattle to London on Satur day, accompanied by his 'Duchess, .to pay his r i t ,p ee ts t o the Queen, at her Palace, upon his arrival its England, from Paris. Their Serene HighnesSes partook, of a repast, and then returned to Twickenham. The Duebesi'of Gloucester visited her Royal Mother and Sister on Saturday. In the evening her Majesty hail a select party. ' The Lord, Chancellor had an audience of the Ptince Rei4eut yesterday at CarltOn-Elouse. ' Yesterday' the 'Prince Regent 'dined wi.h his Royal Mother at her Palace. yesterday Divine Service . teas - performed at Cariton-lindse by the ltev. W. F. Blontherg and the Re 4. Dr. Stanier Cldrke. ~ Divine. Service was yestcrilay performed at the Queen's yalice, by the Chaphiu in' waiting. y e sterday the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and t h a t Princess Sophiti tit titoucestei, atteuded Divine Service. at St. George's Chinch, Hanover square, t • K 1 WO'S In ATHR.—Thr Opera of /1/Pttnertrwas repeatetton Saturday night with ittereasol effect. 'The Performers are. so perfect in their 'respective parts, that it was rspturptisly .received. The property of Don Ehimst GopnY,• Prince of the Peace, ttill remains sequestratisfu in letters from Lake Eric of as lat e date as the 25th of Jdfill•UO?:/$1, welcarn, -that the winter has been ixtrOlicly Mild, in• respect,. to frost„.bia they .11,1 n 11 ecOnn most teleti a.mo severe gO e of wintt: Amin% the nome,rons, rettcpchtnepts in C9ll- ren ' T l i ddi f i s she oholii iu . n, of the Naval for which Parliament has . for some years made an a psyal, grant„ hat which is not,intendetl.this year. Th e gr aqt,..last yeisr was 20,4541. , The _Finance CiAtimittee.have , it is said, cgo i e to tr !ivieripili4- tioti . reconiincilil the aholitimv of uirice of ;VatlatN• o,f tltc Exchequer, held by Lord Gitgu• yo. Ls. THE ALI:Itt(FiTS.'" Coitti-E%tHAtiOa; NlAkott. 2-1.--Our Market was !yell supplied this morning with all kinds of Grain : the sale of Wheat Was dull, and 2s. pvr quarter loser, with a considerable quantity lett oil hand; 13arrey is doll, and 25.. per quarter lower ; ('ease. and Betineare each 21. per quarter cheaper; b7ine Oats suptioii - their price, bat ordinary is dull in Other kinds Of grain :Were is no alteration. Foreign Wheat • 75%. Rile diltu - -102 i. 1.245. Fliiitlko Wheat - Fiae,ditto - - lo•Js. 1226. Old ditty) 7 -82 s. NM: 16 . t. Fine tlittb - •B • arlFy'„ ••••, - • 40s. - 4*,s. Fine ditto - - 5410;0$. *Malt - 665. 70s. Fiat ditto - - 80 S. 86s. IVtsitel (boilers) Ws. 665. Fine ditto - - - 66%. 68s. Grey Pease - - Fitte.Grey Pease stu. —I. Pick 11e~ttu . - e 6,. 31s. Old SC.N. e.t.a swat Ticii 'trims 32.. :Is4. 1)1.1 'lit 1,• - 62,tt r:iii 7 -lriy. 225.' Fine - efis. Ptlittuti ditto 204. 214. 674. 425. Pout oe ditto - - 435.515. 'Rape Se6d 601. 111. per last. Fine Vlottr -190 s. 105 s. Sectitids - 935. 100 s. SmITIIFIELD, Mallen supply of printi: ;Beast's, 'and t . 4 spects was plentiful: •hlutton, Pork - , and Veal support lost prices, Beef-13:deater; an'd-thetiade•in genepnl was tolerably .brisk. The'soles in the 1-lay::market were rather cOnsitletable : Flay, Straw nod - Clotte'r Obtained 1114 prices. -Annexed is a correct statement iif the Prices and Nutuberi : • . To sink the Offal, p:Or stook ot;311). Beef, 3s. Oil. to 53. Oil. Mutton, 3i. Rd. to Ls. Od. Veal, 4S. 4tl. to t. 011. Pork, as. Hut. In Ss. Oct. Beaste*, i 340.• Sheep, 17,400. Cati . e%,.4441. • Pies, 343. HaV-MANKF:e.—Hay, 31. Os, to 51.•.1 , 55, !titruiv, 11. lbs. to 41.55. Chwer, 41, ds. , This Market bad a gnod Ile shotrOf Cattleitt other re. MILITARY PRO ‘lO !lONS. 7T ; (zr-Q . ffice, Man 22, 1917. 2d Regiment of Foot, Assnanut. !inrgeon Thomas Pitt Warien t from the eth wcst India Regi nt, to be Assistant-Surgeon, - - Tice Prendergao, deceased.' 3d Ditto, Lieutenant William Mackay to, he Adjutant, rice 11 , ,riter, Who re,sikns the Adjutancy only. 80tir Ditto, Captain' William - Stewart to' be Vajor, by pat`- chase, rice Hawker', who retires. Lieutenant tieorge Ten lon to be Captain of it Company, by purchase, vice Stewart. ti3d Ditto, Itivotenant Edward - Cooper 0;115, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, rive William Co . ningliaM, who exchangers . Francis cent. to be En- sign, vice Robinson, deceased. , • erAli Ditto, Ensign Edrhund Peel to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Bunt, who retires. Henry 1-littuilion, Gent. to be Ensign, by porthase, vice Peel. '' 97th Ifitto, Charles Grunt, Gent. to be Ensign, without per. chase, vice Nl•Gawley,- who resigns. . , 6th West Indiaitcginiv . ill, Ilospitalcsistant Francis Sievi 'wright t, heAssiltant : Surgeon. vice %V tarn, ttPinaotrit to flit 4d Poo t. film - tr.—Captain Thom. 43 Noel Itirrig, upon the Stall a 3 to.he Major in ;hr Army. flow I'AL STA 17.--11wiliii4IrAtliCi t Gettwrge Evers to be nit to the Forces. . Counis,ions Aimed by the Lorrt Litutewmt of the County of • Lincvlo. . , . To he Deputy liarlo2. Civil:4lin, Eq. • Yroofitory 4,%tva..lry:—To ,Nl7.lior, ley T , 11 1 1 , 31( 1 . E7q Titumag (ice aotl r,,,11 . 4.•-•-.1 . 0he Licatchatits . , Caithrty 6foligtitcon, 14eirts.• family 14 . respect able rner4 chant, rebidina in the neignbourhood of Kenning, tent, were 'nit Friday morning thrown into it state of cousiiirl Atte . On assetphiing 'l4l •tlie hrenk ficst ? .table, it Ares discovered that Miss 111—, the sister of the Lady _or Om .mansion w , a c! ..missing. brasA earch `get and after some tune it was *ascertained that the Lady, who is neither young'nor beautiful; but who possesses an independent ,fortnne of 80001. bad quitted the house under the influence of the blind god, at ite early hour of six in the morningonol havinc ► ren met at the garden- gate by one of her brothec-in • law's clerks, a dashing youth .1)1 twenty-one, whose person is his only patrimony, she was 'by him handed into the chaice and four, whirl% was in waiting pear.at hand, and they it mtnimely set off in pursuit of .connubial happiness.. with, all the Speed which 4 post horses costid give to them. The anxiety of the family, on aceociut of the Lady, were quieted by a letter recei% ed i . rpiti her its the course at the evening of Friday, in which she held out to them hopes of a speedy return to town, anti assured them site Was COIIOIICVIi the step she had taken woald secure her own - felicity for life, and materially add to the ha ppiness of the fancily. (Illoraing Paper.) MtLANCHOLV ACCIDENT.—An Inquisition has been taken before TnuxtAs Svat.ll:o, Esti. Coro nerfov Middlesex, at the house of Mr. Benjamin. Grey, the landlord of the Cleveland Arm.; Ta vern,Nlentague7street, Montague•stputre, Mary le-bone, on view of the body' of Lady Dutth the wife of %VllHaat Walcott, Esq. of 'No. I Berkeley-street, Berkeley-seituire, who was Iniruc to death. It trppeared in evide'nce, given by the servants 'of her Ladyship, 'that 01) the evening when the unfortunate accident. happened, she was alone in the dining-room. 'Candles were in the room ; the deceased lighted one of them, end was. (as the wituasseq supposed) in die aet of lighting anotlicr,when . her, clothes took fire.- The wit nesses ise trd her Ladyship scream in a dreadful manne . r;they ran op to see what was the cause, and discovered that She was enveloped in flames iron . ) head tr) foot. They endeavoured to ex. linguist) the tlanu's, but di ,1 not succeed before her clotheS f Were nearly burnt to tinder, and her body burnt too - shocking to describe. A surgeon was inimediattly - sent tor; - trhO used` every elfort in his power ,to - sore her life, .hut nicdical aid was of no service, fur she 'survived biat a fe‘V The husband ortliZeY deceased wks from :homy at the tin)F. the dreadful scene happgned, Lind us as not informed of the situati o n o f. hi" 'Lady till lie ar rived at home. tier. Ladyship's dress was of 11 very fine texture, wad) ,hiazed Yt ry rapidly thus nunnent it tangltt.fire, and may account f.,r her being butneo So•dreueltully before AtsiAtioice eOOll fie tendered to :her, The Jo ry Adjourned to the' house 'tic; Mr. ‘Valcott, to t;the a view of the, body,' ‘VgliCh Mint tire,tatil !Teel They otev.k ar ds re ceived the abo%c evilleuee,4A returned a vtritiCt 15 1 —i " ACCiiietll:dly burnt,' 10 Wht 13El►oir Costleohe eent of th e m i k e a i tuT if LAND. i 4 10 be reboiit. of Jirge tower, to be erectett oil lIIV sire: of tii,►rt ' mil a t h e building destroyed by the butt turtoof dud), tire, were begu►t on itlouti,sy 16%4 :