The Sun. — London, England, 1817-10-08 00:00:00

ttUSSIA,N. tIBLE. SOCIETY., It a ppeai's frmn tile the Rnsiikn `Society, dat'ed "the 18th . of June last, that thr Committee :of 'the ;Society fiad ... t.niered iiTt•; en gagements to circillate'43.,oo6 Coiiies of the II Jv . Seriptures in 17 diffe'rent lang . uages, ‘ lllat,,ine ,total of . 1 . 9'6,1501T - Conin'.i fee . c‘,ln pleted, in the coin se of 1 8 1 1 , an edit . iun ! ,110,000 Sclavonian Bibles, 10,060 dittO; Ti•o 3 . merit, 5,000 riniattaiC, 5,000 'Fre6,..h:, 5.000 •of the New Testament in Sarno . ;rie. "IThey wire occupied, at the elate of the Ilep011; with W e printing of tie follo w ing editidtiy, Id be completed .in the present year : 20,003 Solavoniadßibles. 5,000 Ditto - Nor Testament: 5,000 Armenian Bibles.. . • 3,000 Ditto New Trstanie4. 2,00 . 0 Tartar Ditto. • . 3,000 Greek Bibles. New TestarAent. .9,000 Georgian. Ditto. t: 5;000 Mold 3% i.kal 9;000 Ditto wormr Copies of the Gospel of Saint 2,000 Ditto Psallll3. 5,000 'Ditto few I.,,taturot. 4,000 l lilrs f r (1, 5;0:30 New I cst.chefitl 5,00 E, , tliorti'ali 1;0) e• 1.000 Calmwc Gusitti of Saitit Matthevq. The ,nttinkr.o c,, t oes,ot the Ribleand Testa ment, tikti ihsticif .18 . 14, .vas 19,431. Arrange men's. ,t etc- torikie,g, tor : an Edition of tb.e linty Scriptures in s.te'reotype characters, in five tiff.; Grent lan . guages. Ts totslat inns were akt, 'waking. of the Bible into the Itussian vt4,artongue; the Tartar and the Cariestati languages •atni-a.rrange- IHflts wtre likewi,e making to attain trtiosintions iuto the- Tut kislt- Arniesiidli, S and Burat-Aloogill languages. NE‘ vs. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7..--Arrived the Galatea, WALLACE, from 1.-.l.lniourgh tor South ,America.— Sailed the Ebeu, : z , r, CLAJ!Kii. for litteuos Ayres: MILFORD, ()CT. ivy(' the lietNy, LUND, from Derrierarii : on tie 16th ult., in lat. 45. the Vria, Co t from Jamaica-for Lon don, w i t h th e mizen-t PLYmouTu, Oct' 6.-- 7 1'.it in lure tiie Regent, BETTS, twin A , ork;rdain for 1.. bon, being short . 'of provisions. Arrived Ura r hia, HotvimL, from Jamaica tor Londoic. Sailed the Foriurie r , TAYLOR, to Gut.vgsENls.. x,l, -1t has. blown a gale al) day....••Saile(l .. the. Hai toff, < JCOT 4EY tor Nw ftmlidland, ku l the Jt,hn Thomas, (i'oßtx), for Waterfold. The Norwegian prig get'ta, Capt. Pr:TEasoN, was wrvrketi on Cetit-SidAii Sit in.Camrarr,,en y She was bound train ouch •t‘fr a . ealgo ot rit , ‘vhcit Ala;ter, losing his reckcining, owing to a thick , o , a the fataret For ot t , kwg the coast at 1) -vim tor that of France, and ac t 111; , 'e per•friSi ol3 : .So,circutustanced, ' a vi Irut .g.tie, together with , the title, drove the vez,e; into I liristol Ctotnel,- ...a bile struck upon the i4llOVe the Space of t vvOor tht ee huttta, wrw to piects. "I:llelll..ster and crew with treat ditficitity -e;o1 into 4 ,, e boat, and were all happily saven. Nww• thstrtbdibg the greatest cut ohm+ nit the, part of the Otticets ot the Cus toms, supp , rted by spvcial (iebtiebten and others, acts of ',holder were committed to a considerable extent Ot 266 pipes and casks of vvine,,&c. not above 100 to, ve been siaved Hundreds of men and women were-zeduceil to nearly a State of ill sensibility through itsuNkietnion. - .•. WfJAI.E, OIL Thy following Extract of a Letter .frOm:Htill contains matter of con,iderable inierect to a part of the commercial world : " Hum„ OcT 4:—We have an unexpected rise in Whale Oil ; the price sem yesterday 401. to 411. and is to-day 441. to 451. 'nil , changeoriginatts lit the eri•oncons,statements re specting the stocirof Oil on hand—the exaigerateil accounts of the success cf the flsheries„ &c. which hare for weeks , east been circill,ited. by some of .the London Brokers. .We have also lietn iatpo.;e4 on by t!e positive assertion, that the polder of 'IPe I.ondttt Oii.w , tuldnot meet his extensive en gagements, bdt,tahst sell; &c.—These anti other osaurrne'ees nave tended, to dei,r ; •yttit: prices in Loutpm„. here ) and ahe northern parts, ,nut even TIM the Gintittent of this the Lon- Ann Specitlator has availed himsdf,".tit - Seettre the control of the market.. Arriving here on .Ntonday he paid in cash ar banker's bills for the Oil he load,preriously . bonght, ascer tained to have been above 1100 ttui. ; viva <lay he offered rts, its a meeting ht had convened, A9l: for a moiety of our remain ing stock, the wholelteirg ahont 2010 tuns, and 441: for such' part of the other . Moiety as shun reutainirs Our %bands unsold en the Ist of Deeetnber'next, instiritig'us tlltis an average of 41:11.,Witb little risk to:himself of having one gallon of the Atecopti snUiety to *rive, as the dealers . of ..“alichester, Leeds, Liverpool, audthe.manufactnring districts, „influenced by the fabriCAted mis-statements, h,tve bought very sparingly, al 7 though trade is bri , ,k, an,d i otyer Oils scarce. His offer has ?teen accepted, probablyifrout 4 - flread of a still greater depres- . Sion ; souse were alarmed, atifl sold preciously at 401.; others gut sowewhat more; :the whole was bought by an opulent buuse for his account,: autl he hojds nowin this market, it is scalcul4ted, from 1600 to 17004 tins ,besides sOme thotts . ands of tuns is' - London and -the North), leaving here from 700 to • 909 0 1,uns afloat, a quantity barely sufficient for one mouth's constimpt ion, -2000 tuns Ittevi tg gone out of this market in Atignst and September. He has ples.h.ted himself nut td self .• at Hull the next ttvo months under 501.1 and as he.'llas the whole winter and ,spring btfore hint, and can feed the market ' little and little, we see tithing that can prevent his get ting 5C11:: or even 551,-4i:rest/it prtch - ably not expected by those '151)-0 origiaated tlec detlitiivc itatewpits,': b•cipEk is AiSDICES§ ^F THE 'TATES TO Ills ROYAL IliCiliiqES3 THE 1“.11.F,.; OF dLOtYdB-STEIi. ()';) ,d , ,•at. oisq -o'clgek, the Statei, in _rust eA;s.l4 . inie,_pr,n4eileil front the Guin: !tople to . tvoVer'istntatt house. At the iseiitt.of the pro cession 'was I'l. tiodfray, Dennsseik;teisr; c o artylog the ttny.i IIKe _ g iven ui the States hy King Chaste's 11..,; iit'. came, two by two„ thetr ..eat let robes-, followed by the Clergy, "int sh e cri o n, tables of the several p44.isties., 11 7 1 ten t,ey .srtiveti dh Gonvessieniess,i, they were introdoced -to the puesessce ut the ltoYal isstAt .graciostsly teeeiyeti.—The I's essdeist , Nlr., Le. Breton, Lientena,,, , addi•esietihis .ness as sollow, ;--. If PLEANE HIGIINESS, Tt!e: States of Jersey, fwlitc.ii A , ,senihly 1 have the ho nour t%) lie the President, beg; leave to offer their respvetfitl conkrai illations on vOur Royal Highness's sate arrival, anti to ripirss the grateful seiiie-they eniertaio ot - -t he honour your Royal Highness has eunferrtil on.the inhabitants; in toode scentlina to visit this small portion of his Majesty's &kiwi . • woos. . , y,,Hr Royal 1-lighaes hare the opportunity of uh sereiii the peetiriaa positiori o:this island, earlyourrounded ley' the (.51:451 , of a power.ul and rival nation. '4. T:ie native liravc-ry and unshaken loialty of -the Mihail tarit,tof,Jrrse) ; stiiniOrt etftiy)neatiS of dettrice which his Mil - je.4.Y . S ativernutesit has afforded them, have hitherto preserv ed this. Island i.4)111 the - grasp of theenenty, and, we trust in I'tovidence, that we shah continue to the end of time to form is part Of the,fititish copier. ' •• If the shortness of your Royal Highness's residence us, has mit,admitted. of better arranged- demonstratitMs of toe public joy, you, Royal tlighitess will be pleased:to ac-. - reT4 7 ll , :trit the 14iiiabitaots the ..;.poittatietios kind tinpreoartal t effusimits of their heartfelt satisfaction, to itussess for a few days a Member. of that August Family, which has at all time,, amid under all .circo,nastatices, been the ohjeCt oh their most titni and loyal attachment. May your -Royal Highness long lirst to enjoy uninterrupted hatipittess;!' HIS loyal fligliiiess wade the follo,ginurb reply • . • " LteIJTENANT BAILIFF, AND GENTLEMLN 01 , THE STATES, . '• I return you my warmest thanks tor this very flattering Address, ,and 1 retioest of you to he assured, that 1 sensibly 'feel rn - attention, and' the atte lions shewn to ate by the Inhaoitants of• Jersey, which I shall ever retuenther. • • - " it is very gratifyin4 to me to have an opportunity.of vi siting this important portion of his Majesty's dominions; which has always testified the strongest feelings of duty and loyalty to our Sovereign, and of , attachment to my and Ifeel certain that the native bravery, and .uas•haken loyalty of the lit habitants, supported by the means of defence which his Majesty's Government • has-atforded them, will . render this Island secnre against any attack, and I trust it will never cease to -form a part of the British Empire, to which it is of the sAreatest value."' His Royal Higl►urss then requested M. Ic Pre sident to express once more his regards to'the States, am) to *the inhabitants. He afterwards, with the utmost aII bility, conversed ‘vith lb! Members on the resources, trade, and wants of the island, expret>sing the most lively interest for its FOS pt ri t y. Two ships are now lading, the Elisio, TtoppiT, for the B szils , and one for Newfoundland, chiefly %rid) pu tatoes,. which they get for 7,1. the capitol, that is 40 lb., Jersey weighr,which is 12 lb. in the mot.," than English.—Nlrat still* continues at the euunituusplice of front Bd. to Is, per Ib, and bread at 341. butter is. Id. THE ROYAL MARINE MMLLERY. This corps, so eminently distinguisheol by its success inArar, and its discipline in peace, was reviewed and inspected near its Head -trailers, at Fort MonektOn, tin Friday hs't, 'l . ))i Major-Gene rOl Sir 11 F,NRY Commandant-in- GUir4 of all the. Marine Fortes: Il a vi ng -. p er . torined ths .evolptions prescribed for bn:salioo service, with admirable precision, they brought nut their brigades rif light artillery, and went through the 'ortanceityres i“Lipted' th:this branch ot the. service, in a ,mahtter tall forth the highest eologitim pi) their Co!ninalid log Officer, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Liu:Hakim tVIL. K.C.B. add all the Officers, tioo-conimis sioned officers and soldiers, of ti blclt tilt)? ale Culp Atter the Review, a sumptuous dinner was given by the Officers of the 'Marine A rtiOvi y Mess, t o the Revietving General att , i staff, J . W. CBoKER, Esq. M. Major-Gvvirrell ‘IIILLIAWS, Lteut.-Colonti Sir ROBE.RT STI LE, Kut and K.C.S.; the Heads of Caips, Cutout's of regi °awns, Ste. The following, toasts hating been drank with respect and due feeling, "The King ;" " The Prince Regent;" " The Queen and the Royal F4only;"- '' Duke , of York, al d the Army;" " Duke of Clarence and the Navy ;" "'['he Duke of Wellington;" 66 1,0111 Viscount Melville, and. the Board of Admiralty;" and " The Reviewing General ;" The President, Sir RICHARD Wit.t.tams, cave a bumper toast—" The Member fur the litirough of Athlone."--(Great applause.) When Mr. COOK ER rose amid said, Mr. President and Gentlemen—The Member for the Do rough of Athlone' has the honour, to return you his best thanks, and begs to assure you,- that the marks of kindness you hare been pleased to confer npuff hull -hall never be for-' gotten by the Secretary of the•Maniraity.:-(Shuuts of Hear, hear! and continued applause.) Major - General Lord'Howard, of Efiingbam,and the Ga rrison of Portsmouth;" .• Viscount Exmouth, Admiral Thorn borough, and the Ships at be Port;" '' Lieutenant-Colonel Sir. Hobert Steele, and lire Odie . ers a the Cnrps, who distill. guished'themselves in the PerrinStriae War," Sir it. SZEkIi.E returned thanks. for the' hOnour conferred upon his friends and himself, and congratulated the Nlarine Artillery on .the auspicious •circumstances under which they were assea bled.—(Applause.) - - ." Majorglent" rat tVilliains, and the Portuunuth Division of Ronal Marines. _ -.7 1 ; - 91:ijoi-Generalltturnetftivanks . for hiniSelf, and for his Division. Tie Officers appeared let the full dress of their. Frew uniform, which is considered remarkably handsome ; viz. blue, with scarlet facings, laced wit h The morning after the Review, Sir RICHARD IVILLIANs Fort ;814mckt4n Plyin u rh, to itbspect a part of the Mamie At 'May, claing dirty in that Garri,nn. • NAVAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY. A Quarterly_ Meeting of the Members of the Naval Charitable Society was held on Monday last at. the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's street,--at which %ccre !rresent— Admital Lord RAns.rocir in the Chair; Vice Admiral Hun ter, Rear Admiral Gtlyot ; Captains Bodd, Clay, and Bissel; Lieutenants- 'fernati, Bratimaite, and Aitetii.on; Doctors Robertson and Outtanw; Surgeon tit. Sam.Brifinley. R. N. petitions w , re prt•seated-for consideration; 49 of which were relieved witk32B/.55., and ta'wete rejected, front being inadmissible. - . . The above applications were nearly double tits number nsualtv ()I esenieti at the quarterly meet, ings ; and It is painful to rOleet, that withok further aid from a benevolent public, many de-; serving cases mtvt of necessity be befeafter tea jetted Society, • ETR I" , )eti:al DcEetiiitton'afJoHN 3 , l'Cuscs Err, at, tr"f,3li (I roth a Nova Sco:k ... . . As yonder liaikili.l:op the bilt You eater by a Aickt - t, , .. Closg i)y Ilir tiri., in t - v'oio2:s chill; You'll -dud old &Thu Ni'Crickut. . . His . cuuntena . nce st;lllouks.stliere," .Flis mina ,v.enis tutiddj , , AO( kypress'tt inpt;i4 pire p Or tnuird %Otis too wapch study. tit Speecii he'-s I,vainifroas shat p an Sliutt Yet pithy and jcsl, ur spurt, Or airy thing )He dcarly loves a drop of dram, I.swigh4 cost ; But kohg its sorl) as a r a in, If scoldr:l, Cnili ,i (I, tot- etoss'd. To mistefulncss lie ne er Like many a senseless 'Tis lung since he began to tind The' value of a guinea. , t . Yet. if Abe voice of Paine speak truth; Thrre was a day when John Did play . his pranks o th er youth; - But that day's past and gone. . . .. .. . , He's lllny as,Krave as any j udge That sit: upon the lienelt; Nu wag L'iill say, " . 1 saw him trudge With idle rake or wench." L r et s meal be cheap; or nieal be dear, .'Want never finds hinialapping ; He, keeps his bag full all the . year, , Virb.itever changes happen. 'One eat is all hilliving stock, Except au . ged wife ; His furuiture—one- can, one crock, .. One bed, tiro pots, one knife. ' , Two-stools, two.trenchers, and a bowl; One shovel, and one spade, The hardy tools, wherewith, poor soul! 'He carrie-on his - trade. At morn, he rises with the lark, Nay, Often times befdre him He goes to rest when it grows dark -- Sound sleep soon o'er hiu►. Hence, health, - tl►e Wein! of early hours, His constitution strwrigthens ; For labou► he acquires. new pow'rs— Old age itself he lengthens. -And,.sure, his neighbours all may say, When he has pass'd Death's.wieket p 41 We never knew one in_nur day " Made ends meet like—,-M'crichet." TILE EATRE. The new Management of Drury-Lane Theatre pro Mises to rescue the stage, in a great degree, from modern trash, by the revir.al of good Old Dranotiic productions, The Refusal, which w*ti performed again last night, a comedy of admir able merit, though not yet sufficiently. rkared tram the licentiousness of the age, in . whivii it was written. We hope thiii our present Di a matists a tt en d t o the strucinre and dialtigue of t his play, whirn may tend - (6,i4proye their own taste and that of ti!e. FASiIIONABLE ARRIVALS. Mr. arid Mrs. foster, from the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. iVright, front Norfolk ; Miss Saltonstol, from Cobham ; Miss Wilson, from ditto, at . Slietlivla's //we!, Adelplii. -PE DESTfti N NAL- Y . Barnet, the hero of ped es t r i ans , w h o i s n o w in the 73,1,year ot, his age, awl franking for. as large sum at pays water, commenced his filth day's S tash yrsterdl morning, at half past four o'clock ; and at five itt the afternoon, the 010 boy had finished his 36 miles, and was (hen jogging ml, having at that hour, front his commencement on Thursday last, gone 251 miles in the whole. Crisp, Who is performing his extraordin ar y task 9t the top of Upper'llaker-street, New-road, com pleted sixty-one miles .and three quarters-on Mon day evening, - at teir minutes past eight o'clock : tie started on his second da},'s task at six o'clock, yesterday' morning, and after asiing two hours and three quarters, in the whole of the day, lie had at five o'clock in the afternoon performed forty miles, and was ,them proceeding. on ; the road vas so immensely crowded with spectators, thatit was with difficulty he was able to get along. DISTANCE AGAINST: TIM E row morn ing, ‘Vaterluo Tom is to ran a distance• of fifty miles in nine hours, for a wager of• one hundred guineas .a side. The ground appointed for this extraordinary and unparalleled trial of speed, is from near Bayswater, Oing 'out and in a distance of three miles and a half., Odds are five to two against him. . There were more Pr;soners for trial at the Old . BailvySosions, whkh terminated yesterday,than ever was known at any preceding Session. The number was 476, - of whicbthere were—, Convicted of btpitat OffenCes 'es Felonies - - - - - - 2.11 'Manslaughter - - - - - , 3 Frauds Acquitted - :303 Total Tried - : , Remains to be tried at the Admiralty Sessions 11 Ordered to he I rainy( (1 for trial at the:Assizes 4 Remain 'for trial next. Sessions . 7 Pisclisrt4ed for want of prosecution l5 Dittb hy Pro cl amation, the Grand Jury having thrown out the Bills - - - 72 - !) Tosfil - An outside paSsenger by one of the stages that stop at the Thrce,Cups, at Colchester, attempting lately to he witty at the ekpenee of one of the Inn attendants, who bad a handkerchief tied round. his head, called " My friend, when you die, I wish Von would leave me yonr nightcap." ",Give yourself no trouble' on account of a 7/ight• cap." repiird the other, " when you die, the -couniy will provide you one." C9NNUITIAL QUID PRO Quo —A few nights ago the . good people. of lbw ucast le were anuused.by the following annottncernent of the beihnal) J. wishes to inform th e nti bli e - h e will unt he anseverahle for any debt or debts his Wile iiume may contract after this public tiotice." As Snail as possible afterwards, th-e bellmau was. aga i n sent round with the following :—" J. bet -,‘s to inform the pub:le she never has, nor-ever intends to contract any riebts on ,her hnsband's .credit, well knowing it stands . on too slender a futinda tioa, ttIIOOL FOR 'fHI BLIND. „.. The ponlk c J ! ave kilo wit, bet:nose they have etTiy. d;thi• P'rea,nreS alriided by this oth:e tr , on the Mus.cal , its one. resting fatuily. Tio . ..petfotniaoces to. .4 no.. sit;, every Frtday; nave l o g grati fied the taste of the lover of harmOny, anti Chal k ng . ed the, judgment of the severest critic BLit it was only oil "l'oesd a y•hi s i,. t h at t h e - w ti o le ta lent of the school, vocal. and Instrumental, was brought into one foci's; in all its inigbi!tide, and all its beautiful prceisiolr; to the deltgls;_, and we say aSt9o4lllllelli, of a _large a , ,d splendid auditory. The public musical eXatoinations, which had taken place in the town, on the Logierian system, had suggested a Similar display of the ela . ss system, as Practised at the school for the blind ; and we do not hesitate tti assert, that the. pyrfornia»ce out ''Tuesday brat willtank as the very finest which the town of Liverp ool can pro- Once. The pitpile had all litchi instruments brought into the large music r oom, so that hesnles the organ, there : were twelve barpsichords,'one piano. torte, and the kettle drums, with the powerful choir of singers. The pertorrnances were—a vo.. hint Writ of Ilatidel's, by thirteen performers ; the comitti i(.11 anthem, in full chorus, by all the music:: and singers; an examination of the pupils indivi dually, to - their kooWledge of all the major and. Itiluor keys, and their inharniOnie transitions; aft instrumental duet of TherdoieStnitlt'S, by 24 per formers ; lie chatint Denim,” Jackson's • Music; anexauiivatron oldie pupils on the thotough bass, the fundamental eboitads, and their inversions; rondo of tonssek's.atzrangemcia, by one of thepupik, who is now the organist of Sr.' Mark's Church, blit \is yet too young to leaVe the schoot; Martin Luther's hymn, Sung as a solo by a yoting female, who has only had eight months instruction, and who accompanied herielf: on the piano ,forte; . it .was sung also in full chorus, the trumpet notes Of the organ, and the skilful management of the kettle-drums, producing a fine effect ; .an examina tion of the • pupils on the fundamental discords .kind" their inversions ; Rule Britannia, a rondo, Dussek's arrangement, by one of the pn r ils, now orgaoist.of St. Michael's, Toxteth-park ;,a recita tive and air, by the yOung - female before men tioned ; and in conclusion the hallelujah chorus, in its fullest manner. The delightful ffect of the whole was such, that we,Will venture an opinion, that there'wss not one feeling among the ctimpany nogratifiell, except the Wish to make known their coidial approbation, by the mode, which the custom of the place 1 . 01 . 61d5, of l(,ud and careering plaudits. ,We can miike no distinction. in ow praise where all was 59 . excePent ; thevocalabilities of the young women, the fine voice of the principal bass .sitiget, apol the merits of all, are too welt known to treed our cologium. The performances did equal credit to !be:pupils and to the talen's and application . of their instructor, Mr. Ilandford, who, we will here state for the' information. tit strangers, is liimself blind, and :vas educated in the school. We hope the public will soon again be indulged with anothar musical day, and %%e cannot retrain.from,soggesting, that it the music -11,1)1 or some large room , conld be obtained, 11011- stib,cribers charged for admission, a concert of this description would be very productive to the charity The one we have 11.41 tuight have ranked movg3t the attractions of the'musical tival.—(Licerpool ;Idt:eraser, Oct. 6.) CAMBRIDGE, OGT. G. —M ess rs , George Wad dißgton, Janes Wigraur, William Moody, Richaid Sheepshanks, Edward B. Elliot, and Wtn.Whewell, Bachelors of Arts, of Molt y College,•were on Wednesday' last elected Fellows of that Society. On the Ist instant, Mr. K. 3.llaggerston was elected, by the Master and Fellows of Trinity Collece, Solicitor' to that Society, in the room of the late Mr. IL White. IMPROVENIENTS IN I'.INCOLN'S-INN.-10 to the Vice-Chancellor's Court, and the Gas lights, there is now erecting a species of Piazza from Liocolirs-Jon Hall to al-le Vice-Chancellor's Court, which will enable tile-Barristers to go front one Court to the other, in all weathers, while it adds to the beauty of the buildings. phis }'iaz2a, and the improvements connected it, will be completed in readiness for the November Tenn. • Swo3 the, year Isol, a Danish ship came into Ihe Cape at GOod Elope in conse. (pence' of .springing bleak off time Brazil coast. On examination it was found that she had been struck by a sword fish, time snout of which had pe. netrated the bottom, where it still remained, bar ing snapped close to the prank on the-exterior side of the vessel. In the 'same year a small Engl sit ship came into Table 13:Ay,' having rectived in the Southern Atlantic a stroke front a sword fish, which buried part of its bony snout so deep in the stem post, as to impede the acti.)n of the rudder. CHILD ItUIiNT- To Ingoi!ition IN ai taken yesterday before flucir Lewis, Coro net., at,the Bear, in Bear-street,Leicester-square - , on the body of Thomas, son of Mr. Richards, of Cecil-street, St. Martin's-lane, who was burnt to death onAionday last, . He, was about two years of age. Him and another child were'pl4ing by the fire, '.llO person. being with them in the room, When the deceased's clothes caught fire.- 7 -Vrdiet, " Accidental Death." There is a considerable quantity of counterfeit coin novV, in circulatiOn. It consists mostly of shillings, »filch are tolerably . well executed. A most akrming.and wanton outrage was, in the dead of the tight- of Situ' thly 'se•onight, com mitted on the dwelling-house of the Rev, SAMUEL FIELD, at Westbury,dpon-Tryin, near Bristol, by some atrocious villains discharging one or more. gut,s, loaded tvith small shot, into one of the chatobee-windows, therehrendangering the. lives of p,lrt of the family. The Principal Athabitants of the parish have offered H re%vaid. of 1001. and upwards, for the discovery of tl: v e e p sic 't e i r ) ie e t; e •a ly to io r l s le of l this i b il e a °st t cnecess. • .0„ 11101.-11.ing o ne ' of - ibe . phwder-initls, si (l a t Ore, dear Feyershatn, blew up with a dre,„if i d . cxptosimi, which Wets hear d eorid telt 'win)* ; three men:were imfortiintflY in the (n il! .fr the tiruc,! , who weie blot% tit. pieces in, a „ j os' juelanciiiily manlier.. A few FlllUtiteS before it happolittl fi e non mo,r provideutrally • I, tt the mill, with fiCe blirreis vf powder, who would 01.her.wis-e htLY4 shawl-Abe sitamisiug tate of their cowpanions. I