The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-19 00:00:00

__~ A . _ NTH' ~~~ ~>. ~' II p . SHIP -••:1-"IVS.. 140.11OtsR•nuitt, Atntt I 5..--Arrit'cd the Ocean, ', fro JAattica.; .Lord - Eldon and Asia ns ; and Sitnthetry.from Liverpool. :,Iltil4itieity's ship Tiber o n a c ru i se , and IF'illeYs;" " i'n v Se ior :1f N at < ilao g ttan tailed from T,lmaica the 13th Feb. ; ,".efjr,(in!lire in conscq.)(ll6e IS .',.,of.t.aterhr an bow . , an:l her Captain hav" mottling. ANut. 16. —.Sailed the S4ndwich ilet fat t he . 80/1. the 7Ne ta tter for romp 'The Lo v ,il'itkef,'forsNew Yo r k and linlifax, it ife- 4t.t'tdmtii fli kh n1):44 orders N. ApHIL I B .—Sai lea the whol e of ll'e 'll'''''3l(l4.)ll for the Ilircr. Ar r i ve d, a nd 11111,.111t! Sailer) 1;,11a, D:t,':At., in 109 tr " °l 1 : 411 d ;iII ry Gut from om 4n ; d nl the loomesox,, from Leghorn. C ,me down h ll, l Rail e d, the Resttlii,ion , 1:1( 1 7144'ast,'',1111e, for Ten,liffit ; r 411li fo Elba, f or ti Sierra Leee.-- \Vim! e Wtl criteri .11' gnt nt,.11), fr „ 111 Mobile 1 ° il)g timing a 1 , ai ott the 17'11 Feb. 5 9. tv hug. 54 9 5. be:4ring up lor the OF HONOUR.. VlioU A CoIIIIESPONDENT. r "'llt tir.,, . „iie5am............ - it. ce , t , . ! (,:.- lltick, Mr, GIYFAIID, in R Cflm„j",..ii,), '11,, i i i n'"ti Conn e d of the City of 1-il ' r ii) tl• t rp r • • • •,i Mr. ' W ARNER, f CIO, „ '•• in opinino mit „. e.•of It • ' t IN N fl , '''' Corporation. In the hear. I.lf ( ' I 4% I„ ‘ile 1111,r Gentleman so tat forgot him -4F , tell 11 c i t h . r. lirPAtto he was a liar. \ir. 1., kilittti ' ile %, \,,, mei)? ros e Irmo his seat, walk e d . itt iii • bV,%vrit, And shock hint across the l 'ltlr l" t iiki 1- , I 1r 1 moat. The .1,,,,,,, , Itt.•, hi ,, ' nat, .e.t tle r lq '''' , ll Ill ' ille 'll IV scat alter Mr. GIPPARDt :10: h . R . 1) . 1.1 Intl to" the stret•t . anti Wit Pll, d er ri 'ti qlt• l l it ll ' i ' ' l i'l trot )met rot that Gentleman ,Ilt t l '.g," his ft tend Capt:lin W. es 1 ,() 're ,„l'ltitell,'''ght. Ire in ri ,li.ine,t to. receive' any ith e , ""t Antild 'he (I.•li‘c•reit. • hi the evening . 4.4 lll l : t i t ie ' I4 Y, NI r. 'W AR NR R . tA hit it iIPP . e" rs was !1r 1 ,,,, 1 t5 , 1 ,' d‘Htaert •\i r . }I ye.k Ntt) the Bart istet • •• ' 41 4 • ' 9l. (fliT‘ltn • w I 0. I t.l , ..rretl hint to his l'' 4 "'i 1V ' '• • is tit this A tral q ri, ' At.Sll Nit' GIFFARD ' ' ';',1,11.1 . . „-,, ken place f: ~ , ' 'ii ot 1% hat two" lout! '" ~),, ‘1)i1„,,„. , •i ..,,,„ ;,•.•ntle .:, 3, 'il' vct,vren these L , and ,:lif,,f :''ilisti•.(l of the honour, 'c'''"ra4t '. . i,il:l,,t;i:')ll, The result , was, - aft awif•abie trt - f •-11 oartics. 'l 4 Inc ve! tie•tiatisfactintt o• - • . ieifit r .- 4‘ri,,,... Inn, , ‘••tace i '.1.4,11. a ottiti have been .lif 111'11:1 aryl 1. Eelt, hot for tht.r toig•'•''"'"' . 1 1 4 „ 4 ( 4 '4l'4 l'ailt'r•t, the Ft eemutt's il , ournat I n ',t, ,: frt lirle 11 , , , h ,,,,i ng • made -an I'ti, t ,i , Mi. t, ' he. torartr . ; _ fie lat. le 4 11' ,:ITARt) hail' acrvitt(" l H /1 , „ , iii!i, ' 1.1 rit ti.rt s. A na ,i, , , tvit: st., ,„ ti,,,,, cc' . • - ,_.;tl 111i44i,11 i i i , Grrpul Jut y, 44 1 e,, 'III 1 . ,)„,.. , t , I N,t hiti g etto.•e -,,,., ,1, 6 . NI. t. tlla . , . ~ . of li ii,',.'"'iitt,', t !4l4 ant it. 'lite words ,110 ' 1 :e" 1 , 1, 1,( i 1 ..11 1 1, ili , ii, ) ''e sttebe, " That they were t., P' ',,, ' ll'iii v , I . i i, • ,iiiihe c0n '.,,,, ~ flp i , ~ •) noitortg op to 1 _ 1i...,•"4 11 , I 4.110 had ever shown himself the l c,,. 4 l l( ir ,igiot t and liberties of their collo tr„,:litriUsit',... l'i, that Alr. GIVPAD has ever (1011 . e li tc :",l, ()lilt'? lid Idiot' the c,onlifitntion of his 4 lly iniiitilie enemy of no religion, f urther . tt lltti ....i.ate against that 'Constitution. i 14 s•-‘`,„ ..." -------- t ld, , sterdity mornin g the extensive , 'lO, o u , 'li t ' , 1,4 ~4 tilt; E ast hot, Company was 1:4 4 : 1 44 '''' "1. yonsistitig of .'boat 8000 hags ; ' 1 1,1 1 "1,"‘" firf tied a nd - . t t hig her prices :, 01, l id NlO Y' a 4l' I al5 11. 41,• 1 1e t , -itl. • the Bursts I •§( • , . ~ f , sii,„ , i ~ tl l' f • 14 ' * or i : ‘.'ete afterwards brottv,ht tot.- .ty tt,„,' ' eolt%ii,ting of about 60 . bogs . De' !'''''‘g. I ~,,`4l "t22itl. a 23id.'• 'the sYc°n`l' it .. ' l ll.' . "v 0 hi .I, .f, • I eat off at ~4 . , 0ti,,,, ~ g trowet t ...leorgla w- - , 1 41', 1 9.11 - Inlttie at 204-1' a "lid. ; 'it• 1. 4 '2Ol I• ' 1 ' ... sifting the re- , ~,iit,, 4 gs 1t,„ 14 ' ; the third sale, con il,,•e (1 , 4,1,,,. 'et' anal Demerara lit ' 4 2 li i t li high cotton, chiefly 11, .11 (1 0 at rates--the e t 1 1 4 22 i ; 'lie reinitind t . Vat 23d. a 2 3 . Old.; '.'" ('(. ' 'g . ..!.1.1 17'111,, " I 'lltry 1, 4 • n Ois t 1 144 I ) 'IP' Is t RS' Will as the infortna • - i'l ee't Ira .• '•- I b y the different 1 0. ga nl , t , . 11`,11Itt ICI . 1,, 4 .e„,,,. htt, III:11 every part of the knig". %J. I ' timit. , 1 There .• ip, i m,,,„ it, itht more Trailitil. , 1 4 0 ,1t1,,, 5it0 I . l l€ !bind s ..ilthe pottier classel, I,4llsitethiwil,' 'illee a biotv fits het''' givt'il•• , 4 ' 1.) ' se i• • I. blaspheoloab A ' y ~,,,i r ~ t otott s am , . ll( ) );rein,," SlDNlotititif "Cirenlat Lett e r 1 i i ,. , •,,' silviee' eilidd not lid v,p been ("lim e i i , 1 , 4, , Y than hat. been by't his - (10c0'%41,101 ' %4 1 , 1 0 1 417‘1),) 1 - I C " <-14 1:11 Lille progress of . 'l,*():e. hll ,r• ''''lll troth . vti He ~. ~ toLvit to t6Wit, tit S .1,,,i'1ti5,,, o'llll,lons ivririligs, and Ml° ‘,(1,, ‘lttio, ~,,..0 . litifi,i't'ttil e „,,, :: , •Ilttnt,hateitt front having , ••,„ , t.,..-_, 1, e 1. % : S)61 0 ~ , ....I'V 111;,y aoi v h e br.stiglif 'i 4 1 4 . t ,t . ,. hi1'ut. 1 :,. 4 ... j43 :i''e of the Peileep under N il f , t, 1111 pc i red to give hail to ans%it et 1‘,, v ,,L1 14 t , L . litrillvy(ll,.l (}11i../11:.'1::',R..ailing griiiitril ever - where. f, t r ,'_111! ti t ,„ ti ' Lots Peerag e •Ints become ex -1/4441yi,'',,,'? !e ll, 1 '.: 1 . , 11 .1 e 1.?..arl of nyti.tivolen, who 'lkt,,,t, I R the f,'"'lcislie Castle, Ayrshire, on I s l 'tt i ' l l i tzt j3 ar l'l t 'i . th year. of his ttge. i e ktiri e ti tle, ns aticcelMs to...tlie Sir Jour' SSstne:! ‘ se bat e already observed, is i ir .., .. til , 11,.,,q4d,-; lank ti ger , t, r h , n , •tl : th t j , h,•ettteci a great ettrio i,i i,, e J. fro „ o "te ro elt kr , . in Bengal, as a present I: 1 iv 1 -t.:14, r . , qi tit 7 .ri 4", Lein !lt i ,,::i,i i) 1 14111,, u5e I.; the.Anitiversaty of the ' ' 't Y "i t ' QIII t' i f n4. 4 1 11 ' 1 , .Fu'll'y tieing that of N t liiii,.„' ' o giii, ll .,,,i 1 .1e41 th e ii tit DragoO n Guards .1;1440'44 „t)" thennteltet, that re'giirieut, i.ti,, l ' %,,,I Ilatailioa-1, ' 1., ii Id N o ii ht a re _ , ...arrae,s, K at i I it.o e Att i ,, 4 Of l '. l 4. fie jOie on the occasion.- 474 41 }4 11 . 1 "e oftieers I . , . -I. 0- 4 et en , , _am tau ] wetL. ( Lc -4 ti ii • t f t i , Vert: ll .. 4 r of e band, which is excellent. /.4 4 „,, !eiett -airs; the whole pro. 7 "4 ertec kinrGINTAL POETRY. tMPRkOMPTIn • Kiatitei rarcwell Address, VrAiTii SCOTT, The Raman in the Capitol Adjusts his mantle 'ere he fall, The last Act near upon— Thy mantle, KEMBLE, Mit away, Where shall we find the Actoi.,Tiay, Who's fit to pot jt on? Ar.,7 17, 18i7. TARTAR. C-i-1313-TT'A FAREWELL LEiI'ER.TO HIS READERS rendio; 'friends n long adien, oft; 1% 1 . otr, what coi n :! I do, Lt vain :tis to petition; I've thercfore stun tit) , pasophiet shop, For in no country will I stop, Where Ican't preach S—dit—n. , . I've told, its true, some glaring 6bs, And fearful that Sir V--Lv Giuns t7pon ine,wou.ld holt the door, Afid Shut the up from cheering Of Sun'and Moon, iii dormice vile, As you've heard he did before. , . Across th' ocean, like a Porpus, I'm chive!' by the Haleas Corpus' . Set, perhaps, I may come back; When ; once you're free I'll quit New Yerk, But tlrt;n, alas, for want of WOrk, You'll all lie stars.% pod lack ! Pray keep what Registers you're got, Free from stains, or greasy spot, And from Sir V—•-•.-Ir'A looks ; You'll find them, when.they're stitelt'd or bound, Brim-full of arguments profound, Nice little S—dit—ous books. Adieu, you Parsons, one and all, Adieu, ye Squires, both short and tall, Ye weaven groups so motley; Ye Hampshire men still bear in mind The lung petition.tlmt we sign'd, On Purtsdown Hill, near Macy. Adieu, you Chronicle of crimes, Ye hireling Peat and lying Time:, Triu'VC tlettlt with me.severelyi. Could I, per chance, yet have my way, There's you, and that. rogue C—IL—BFACO, I'd flog youlatc.aud early. Ye, Life, and Fortune. Men, my foes, `Ye l'aper ntea, and old Gv—ns,Rosz, For me there needs no wailing; And l.nct►tt.ttyr, With your whip, adieu, I'd stop and hare soma fun witl► you,: But can't—the ship's just sailing. Not least, thu' lic;t, dear r! . ..-T, the great, Let not your wonder working pate Against the cause rebel; : Then will your democratic. fame Out•rival your Fpc-houting name; Again, Farewell, Fare►tell. April 8, 1817. F• M. F ASHIONABLE AKIIIVALS. `The ante Mfil.ohioaess of Pinelinglotati-at- o'4o home in Palli•Nlall, from their seat, Stowe, in Beekingisam. shire; at Binkei note!, 7 Termytt-street, Major-General Sir Willilim and Lady carrot; the Earl of Dighy, Lord and Lady Caitlecote; and Sir Ed. Synge, at Bath; Lord and Lady De Clifford and family, at their lionSeirißrtiton street, Bertal. ley-squat - a, from their seat, King's Weston, near Bristol ; Ad- Miral Mark halt, at Fenton's liotel,:St. James's-street, front Btighto'n. PITT CLUB. It was the lasCmonthly Dinner of this CIA on Thursday, at the Albion: Mr; G000k; M. I'. in the Chair. Among-the Menthers present w e re Robert Vatigh3o, Bart. .M. 8., Mr. Round, r blp.ctitiern,• M.P., .M.r. Kingstoi!. M.P., Mr. C.. Smith, Mr. Sawhridge, Mr. Atchrson, Mr. Sparks, Mr. Gaunt, Mr. Morgan, the Rev. Dr. Bogfiehl, &C. • It is litidet'stood that the Marquis 0r , HtitiTLY will by in the Chair 'at the,Triennial'Connnetno• ration' id Mr.. - PITT'S i3lHil:dAV, which is to bt held this.year at Merchant Tailors' Hall. EGYPTIAN HALL' CoNccn . r.---A" grand Cone:a Was given in the Egyptian Hall, in the Mansion House, last night, for the benevolent pnrpose of extricating from debt the 11(401 Institution Att. the Education of 1000 - Poor Children of- alt religions denominations, conducted in Nottli-;street, City mid. Au ample treat had been provided to attract the Amateurs of melody ; and an' immense Crowd of Ladies and Gentlemen tilled this' spacious Hall and the adjacent rooms at an early boor. Dattay•t..Atirt Tim%Tag.—Yesterday evening Elphi Biy was repeated with' some judicious . (lir. teilments in those scenes which were least essen tial tri the business of the' play.' The- effect was consequently iinproved. • • Mr. KRAN arrived in town -on Thursday after noon, from Edinburgh, which place he left on Toe , day afternOon in, the Delight, one of the Leith smacks, having Performed this journey about tell hours sooner than was done by the . mail. IVOLFGANG AWADIMS MOZART,' the celebrated composer, , who at -present occupies " , so much of the:public . ,attention, was born at Salzburg, in Bavaria, On the 27th or January," 1736, aild died at Vienna, the sth of December, 1799, not having completed his - 37th . year. Notwithstanding his Short career, be began his laboor at so early an age, was so diligentrand i n delatigable.in the pur• Suit of his art, and possessed sit trite a geuias for it, that he his prodnced a great number of works of every kind, and has lett behind him models in every species of composition. Tile source•of his excellence is perhaps to be traced to the extreme sensibility of Mind, and the most delicate ortpini zation ot body, of wilieb some very interesting train arc recorded in bis hiOgraphy: not bank it -indifferent '•to mention, that both his patents 'Were nructi throughout the city in Which they-redcied, Tor their unconirtion beauty. His best Malian - Operas 11 Dow Giorontti,je Note di 'Figaro; Cosi fan 01114,. La Clenzentis ''Pilo, di and idOmeneo. All too thee, the' last et :cured, ,have been performd in - this could; y. EAST INDIA MANDAMUSTAPBRS. An incorrect ; stacin‘ at .qt tag prgceediugs 01 the General Court on the instant having ali pcart) 1:1 saute of the . pubiic papers, we think prone!. to' lay .ht.tore 'our Readers a . weever copy of the tinattimolis vote of Ow it v, which De a. moved 'by llumratutY 110wouTa, E.ri. Y. and Feconded hv JosEprt Liu Mti. 1 1 . 4 q., approving the eotiduct_ of the Court or Mitt:tors, iu tet•isijog 4he power assumed, by a former Board of Com tn.ksioners for 'he Affairs a he Pre , Nitieney of the IA: L.'..;rl of Bin:kitighanishire, or aiid it.dilboisvmeiit of inont:v. from the, Tre:wo ii! E.l , i Vidirt Compiiny ui i i iv/ H y r o f an (,) ! :1,,. / . y. L.) [hen dismissed the viz.:— Itesolvvo !hat this court !laving maturely cowl:Jere(' the proteedoi,:l weeo the Cana of Di . reetors and the Hun. Commiss7onel:3 for the iiltairs of India, relating to the powerby the C,Connissioners of adjudi catiltg.at disputed Oahu, and enjoining. the payment of* slim of 'matey of.the Putimany's Treasury, in liquidation of the, same; and findirr; that the power so claimed was resist ed by the Court of Directors, until compelled to solnnit by a manclAinas I this Court dot!) approve of the eonducrof the said Coot t of Doectors, iii ol4iutalning the chart eked rights of t i.e Company; and dorm therefdre return thanks to their executive body. . l'his -Court vie,ing with sineerc regret the attkmpt to re cooixe tt.principle, ainl to establi,h a precedent, conceived to he artsitrary'in its nature, dang,rous in its consequences, and su.hversive of the vested rights of the- Compaoy, doth farther reciniu»clut to thr of Directiirs,to exercise the utmost vigilance agaimt eveyy infraction of ihe nlistttntional rights of the proprietoes; and to oppose their nichr scr.enuous - efforts against every attempt to sohvert them: 4tistirpd Unit their con•qituents wit 1, roupally co-operate with them in any mea sures that mar be found necessary for that purpose. . , . . event . of the murder of Captain MILLER and the suicide of Lieutenant FLENtM), of %Odd; we yesterday gave the particulars, 'has produced tho most universal sensation. The latter had been confined tor some time in the madhouse at Fivehead, -near Taunton. After dining - with his friend Captain MtLLeR, who, as We.have al ready stated, went front London to see him, lie contrived to gain admission into the rooni of GILLETT, the keeper, where he seized a brace Of 'pistols, with which he proceeded to the apartment where his friend (Captain MILLER) was writing, and discharged one of the pistols at him', which unfortunately took effect, and he fell dead. lie immediately retired to his own room, where he shot himself with the other pistol,.and died; in a few seconds.--,-(Morning Post) • Last, week the two remaining lions were placed upon their pedeitals 'at the ounce oi Lord fitLL's column ; and on Sattir,day, Lord HILL, :attended by J. EATON, Esq. and Mr. STRAPIIES '(the boildet), attuvuded to the top of the column. •Ilis Lordship expressed hini,sell touch indebted to Mr. S. lor the excellent wanner in which he had COM.. piCted this noble structure, and particularly the elegant staircase erected therein at Mr. STRA oWn expence.--(Shretcshury chronic/e.) A ItiFcno7T.---A soldier, who h;1 , 1 the good'for , tune to escape unhurt from the late explo..ion of the steath-rteliet at Nortyieb, .on hirdibi hinlsOf . . . in the Veater, and haring only it th..y" "leive, tin - nterliatel s‘vam back to one of the other'.vi'fsels ;d - the sit nw description, awcioled her dea,.apo logized for the had idight in which lie appeared, and led leave, as 1;c had been disappointed tut his pass . age in one, that lie might oh( ail) it io the other. .. I:4PROVEMENTS IN LINCOL '. iN NEW•SQUALIC --1 tic nond in the centre is 4/ t ?eared OW , to ;;ive rt,, F , egics4 and ingtess to.the :water ; .the pipes are repairing, in order that the four ininges placed on the corners of Ore base Of the pedeStal i in the center .of . the pond, ina37 as first intended_spont up water, The pedestal is to be partly taken down, .in order to have a brilliant gas light tin. the ,top ; the seatfold is fitted tip already for tl»it ,ptirpose. There arc iron pipes laying down all 'rOund the squire for the purpose of lighting the squAre also with gas. . lite Livet : pool bill of mortality, for the year !SIG,. ,has just appeared. .In births theye is an increase of 85, though there is a decrease in the ward:Teo of 51 , and in the, burials of no less than 265. . This increased tiealthiin of the town is to be attrihuted chiefly, as we are informed, t o a very improved method of treating the typhus fever, in consequence of which the ravages of that fatal contpkint have been greatly checked. It is most consolatory to retivet that, ill a sea sOn of such extreme want and distress, the pioportion of deaths in the late winter Jild not exceed the soul wimber. Some r(,l)lnrs bloke into tife Dissenting Chapel 3 r in 1,,00r-strect, Sid)°, on Thaisday night, find stifle the service plate, prmyer-honks, tind all the portable articles they could la} , their hawls on. Thevery great satislactic:n the phit adopted in the /oe, Lottery gave to persona tesiding itt the Comitry. hos iwitteell T. Briii to repeat it, itr,the pr e e l it.- 7 -Theilik.lernient:liiiiellTickets are ret,erved tor ,soeit persoai tt may or& r thew ; Ely I; , e Nowhers last advert isrd , yere tippro%.:4l by meth y Advettlart.rt Lottdoo, it his been tflon L dit act vi4utik, f o e the rwlvettielt6e of - the Pohlic, to haVe p;ol,la,t the East and part at the West end of the Ttr.v ti. ' Tile foliotVing Noinhers may he bad at No. 4, Co , tihi,ll,eithet' in ti'bole Tickets, Halves, Q.,,, t r.: ters, Eighths, or, Sixteenths :-- t4,i9 13,00 s /3,011 2.997 9,186 1,497 7,171 9,106 1 2,956 6,543 14,175 The 1011,,,eing - miry be bad at No. 9, Charing- CiOss, circlet in Mole Tickets, - Halves, Quar ters,' Eighths, or SiXteeltl l l% 14745 10.587 .1 10,70 I. 1 e 1 ,998 i 'l. o 3;o:yi' 13,0 , 23, 7,172 4,5f4 I 189 I l a, t; 1 9.164 4,50 q, ! 397 ' 11,vol ^ > 13.3 , 99S 1 2,950 I 1N,0 0 1) ' 7,212 2,799 .1+,154 . 15,0:34 9,082 ' ‘,2_,938 The. Lottery COllSiSt 3of 14 ,600 Tickets. The Price is consider:A.oy cheaper than (or ninny years, as will be seen by the following statement s-- 51,W/9 13,085 2,650 9,047 4,519 2,809 2,770 13,03'2 13i024 11,661 10,713 7,211 7,183 4,000 I 2,092 PRESENT PRICK. .. .. ... IS o MN, ........ ..•:.L.9 19 0 I inzhll). - .L. 2 t l a Quarter ... . .... . 5 I a I SlVventb....,..„ c 0 I nn: *Scheme possesses great imvdry, !m ilk : W* 43 - , whkh may he had grails. -* * Letters (Post-paid) duly answered. One of the Numbers ad . oertised forthale in the inst. Lottery, was one of the 30 Capkils bit/trod and sold (in,t1144 Lottery) by litsn. f ' CLASSICAL /UV NQuiTirs. CASTLE OF LtYS'itA, FO - UNTA " OF ATIETITUSA, Acc. EXTRACT 'OP A o'o A it • H OFFICER AT CORFU. D ATEb PPD. 1. " Our antkcionirians (tor we have some .ninon us) may be tight oi wrong in their ussigniinent of the unniquitics oft hiN country. However, 1 must inform you of some of the things which 1 have scent. " At the Island hf It tare the i,entains of the Casfle of Ulysses. Part of the walk are 'still standing. It occupies sidnniii of a vet) , higli bill, ‘ithich to,k nfe thre ,,— cinartt'r• i f alit briar to TY“! ~t ones c,t tiiis 6uilfrir.; ttiectt A . ll im• IttettSe br them (~, , ,;,•t ! to t : r e y t feet, square WM:l:s of in 1011 e. r'l e ' iti - (7 each' otbei without a ccinyrit interposed,' At another part of the Island is the Eonntaio of AreL. thusu, which, is reckoned a great curiosity; It is very entire, and the water pure. Ulysses used to bathe here to get wisitont. ' As . 1 trad'oti'llte day I , sow it walked.ttVwurds; of thirty miles through a most rugged country, 1 followed the example of Ulysses, but I atu,uot conscious that I have ex perienced any thing tram •its virtees. It is about ten feet long, five feet wide, and two feet .deep s and is supplied .with ,water from „*, rod: which overhangs it,. , A! a distan!,,,part,pf the island is a Temple of Minerva,of which very little remains . .. At a shortdistaoce, from this We.were titeivn the ruins of a place ,where, Homer taught. colllll only observe that the atones had niteg ; .cOMpt.l,34:o rift of , PEDES:iftIANIbM. GRAND MATCH AGAINST 7 1 RITIVEEN RATAN nAtten. The Match bet ‘yi!eil. EATON, Of Blackheath no toriety, and Bas:K 14 ) the Rochester Pedestriao, iv nOtv filially settled, and the deposit of 1001. each a Side made good by their friends. The engage. mynt is, to perforin 2000 miles in 42 days; and provided 'neither is capable t) accomplishiii4 the distance by the time, he that tines the farthest is to be the winner. They are to start daily, it they proper,.at three o'clock in the morning, and not snorter, except tiindays, when they obliged to rest during Divine Service, then ti; set Oh at t tvo and,not to travel lunge/. than eleven at night. .A free picce t,f groioid is , selected, %vithin a silent distanct• [Own, hich they %rill approach Within a feW yardii of c ail% other. Proper perlous lire appointed to watch tliC•m•during their e.xcriioiis, so that no coll . wion On rake p!t.ye. Elou"s I . lierds are, to attend .oit Baker. and those of 11,licr . ou 1.1:1ton 'this match,' it is' expected, v.. iil cioi.iderahle iin v eesc attioUg , t the spot, iii Circles, aud i tie') hetiinv; ioulioetve in ii few trots, Tiger lo the merit tine 114.cr in on(' L%zi(ni on the hor,iets of Alytrov.idk. Snocltt:xoAccinT4N-r.,--An lotint,it'on was takert before l'iloia‘s STIaLING,, 1.1:1. at' Olt' FOX, awl flounds,7 Ohl REetolo; 41, on the hotly nt `, , t,lnuday, aged, 17 years. 77 (4mge Bytield, of Old llrcoto:ord,, tit:pa:it:ll, that , he waswall,ho4 by Brentfora Chropel, i n . ll:tinlay night, aboill o'clock ; be saw some.spar 46 . fly on the stones try the plunging of a norke, which was tied behind a vhiggent towtit464,oultoU, Surd call,d at a house iii Brenttord, and suffered tbe team to go on ,without hint. Ile amrii.u.detver went In sve whitt w ‘ tts the irtottq, anti found the deceased on the ground, she having fallen toot of the waggon. The wheels had passed over her, h a d t o rn rit e flesh from her legs, And :crushed her most dreadfully. !Sloe was taken to the Fox ~oni 1-loonds ; she lived only two hours. She s•tidshoot W. 13 going to the Qoecn's School, and tfi a t h e s. friends lived. at . Newbary,-,-The Jury viewed iit! body, and complained that the inquisioion had not been taken sooner, that the body might hoe buried, it buing dangerous for them to vlew it in such a situation, as,it hail lain in that state, front, the Monday till the Friday. Verdict-,.." Accidental Death." A repticvc hag been received for Squint,l Rayner, who wits convicted at the Sttflo!k i,f totopping and robbing Mr. as. frt, tiNittl On. thG highway between !Lanham and Thetford. The last doy Of recei‘ing designs for the Na. tionai Monntneut is the 3Uth of This Month dais ha►~ltuUs al6O ttJ be the first day of Drawing' the pre•tut .I.otlcry, the Scheme of which eeilt .)11 record " Montonettlum wre perrennius," to rile Fame of 'Mr.StVittvatemr, the COntractor t for the Prizes so outnumber the Bilankt i that. if it person buys 6 Tickets or Shares, the odds arti in his. fa votirthat he will nor have more -than and latak, at,,l the remaining may e4li,of them bd Prizes of ',.'Th'ooo/ whilst in the I.tte Lott toles yon had !!oright to expect more that) one t'riza out of :6 Nullifiers. 'This, with other oupaht leled advantages. In the Scheme, - would ve caused a brisk sale, if the Price of Tickets had not been rearmed hot Mr. StvrovaßVlT. atrrinr determined they shall be disposed of, by sellie them 5/. cheaper, although in value they are 61,. better. ' • This PAy is the Anniversary of Btsit's grefle StIeCCS4 in the year 181.5.; , --sve had almost said his txtrourdinary•Success ; but any good fortune oft' his part will not bear that interpretation, as he invariably takes the lead sin that paint, though for one Ofliceskeeper to sell oatheUrittiel Oilskins in , the Scheme scenic!, if'• it Wa3 tint fresh in oil( recollecCoa, appear rather marvellous. What wt . slitule tis is the Numbers 3SS2 and 4544, hods, drawn Pi it es of Thirty Thousand Pound* on the 19th 'April', 1615, and Na. 1;101,1, drawn also is 30,000/, Prize on the 13th of that month, all c of which were sold and shro et! by 111s11,. Pierioris to that period his &me Cttpithl izes was well known, and 317 rec, it most he tetnein-' hetet!, lie, has disposes! id 2 Prizes r't 40,0001.. 1, et ize of 30,000/,, besides 'an immense number of '2o,O4ttli and mioor C:103111 1 / 2 1 and we slionitl 111;:irzte)e snrnrisesi s t i t e h r e y ; 5 1 ;1 1 1 :I t ! bt tine t ile 2 :6 9 t ?roc . Th i s Month, for be t old tlie . 2 . tirand Capitals the bist Lout-Ty, -kind SO eopitak h that Contract , being (S ii 3 ,1111) greilft r IlidtinVl" 4tld 0361 tilt.o4 sold by all the otbe r Oflivti. ~.