The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-03 00:00:00

NORTHERN.

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Lord Chief justice A Li,. ANLE y, Justice CkiAM BR S.
York and City, July /8 ; Durham, July ao; Newcastle
,arid Town, August.s ; Carlisle, August 7 ; _Applet?y,'Au.,
gust s 2; L.aiwaster„ Au.ust Is. • •

1V O.R.FtII,K.* •
Lord Chief Barth] MA CDONA LD," Baron HOT ItA
Buckingham, r3i Bedford, July 16 ; tlinntingdon,
Tilly 18; Cambridge, juty 20; Bury St. Edmund's, july'n ;
Ndrwich and City, juty 27.

. • MIDLAND.
Justice HE Justice RooKs.

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North4mpttm,isfuly r 4 '
; Oikham, July 17 - Lincoln and
City,. July 18; . ottingham and Town, July 23; Derby.
July 23k; Leicester and Bor,on&h, July 29; Coventry and
Warwick, Angust,x.

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OXFORD.
• - Baron THozrzsoN,. justicetAwrttncs. •
Abingdon, July if; Oxford, July 14; Worcester and CitY,
July'/7 ;•• Stafibrd; July 2i; Shrewsbury, !July 15; Here-
ford, July 3o; Monmouth,. August 3; Gloucester end
City,'Aupst 5. • - , „
, WESTER.I4. . •
justice LE BLANC, Baroll GRAHAM. . •
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Wincluistcr, July 14; Sarum, July 15; Dorchester, July
23; Exeter and Ciiy, July 21;Imin, August 3 ; B
trateri • A ugtd 8;• ugust

Some idea May be' formed of the Commercial
State- of France, when the-French Papers represent
a Subscription made on the Exchange of for
the family of, a man who perished by an extraordi-
nary calamity, amounting to about 341. sterling, as
most munificent.. The Glizz,ette • di: Franee observes,
witli'more propriety, " considering the present si-
tuation cf our affairs, and' the .stagnation-,of. cur
Commerce, this sum . may be. cpnsidered as the wi-
dow's mite." ."

On the '6th ult. some Sportsmen belonging to
Nievre,' killed a furious wolf of an uncommon size
and strength.- Seventeen pellons had been recently
devoured by it, among whom we're a girl of sixteen
and a boy of fourteen. This terrible animal; which
was five feet long and thirty-two inches high, re..
senlbled a greyhound in•the body; its head and neck
were nearly white, its muzzle long -and-pointed,
and its shoulders covered with thicker and longer
hair than that of ordinary wolves:

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A .German Physician, in the Universal Gaz'ette
(a journal of great merit),:.. reeannnends to persons
occupied i.n
.sedentary labours, to Live as as
possible on legunainouls food, and 'to ada to it, iii
winter, a little meat with. much Itread ; `but he ad_
vises thOSe who' are employed. in fatiguing bodily
labours, to -§itbstitue cake date de falltre) for
bread. . . •

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• Dr. HA' of Vienna, las composed another
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rand, musical,Piece, called The -Font' Seasons, which
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was performed foi the -'rst tiineron the 23cl'of May,
and we trust will soon be Introduced in'Englancl.
The text has been again 'composed"by th same 'BA--
R,-)NI"Scvl ET EN, {son of the famouS l'hysician) who
rote the Creation.

T - •
oitSSA I NT has recetKen new Commission from
France, constituting M m Prefed of St. Dominio.

On Monday- as Lieutenant-Colonel .HAwx ex and
a Party, were ,fishing .with ,a trawl-net in Catwater,
near Plymouth, thr,y‘baufe,d up a fine lively young
turtle, of :about .1:21.b. weight-. It• is supposed to
have failen over board, from some West Indiaman
lying thug on Lr honievv,tr4pund passage.

In .the course of last Week an uncommon number
of accidents happened in the neighbourhood of nr-
ringdon; Berkshire Yoking man was thiown
from a gig, and dislocated 'his knee. An elderly
lady arid her son were- thrown from a gig ; the
lady was killed on the spot,' sand her son most
severely wounded. And on the same day another
lady,. hearing of the misfortune, caused herself to
be tied in her gig, to prevent a similar accident;
but the horsc raking. fright,
.and. rearing "very
much, the shafts were broken, and one of the
pieces coming with great violence against the lady's
neck,. she, vas .so much hurt that her recovery is
.doubtful. A young -man, on a visit to his frynds,
was drowned. in . fishing ; a
,farrner's -daughter at
,Goosey, dropped suddenly down, dead. A labourer,
going to Shellingford on horseback, with two or
three scythes, the horse took fright, and one of his
legs was so severely cur, that'it is thought an am-
putation will beilmisLry.