The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-07 00:00:00

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TALES OF THE CLASSICS.—A new deli' ' sentiments
neation of the most popular Fables, Legends, and Alle- the minds
gories, commemorated in the works of Poets, Painters,• most cordi
he o to
l jis
and Sculptors, selected and written by a Lady, for the is not
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amusement and instruction of her own daughters. A meats of of
whiigni..iko.ofclatshseissdoefscervileitriyonselTinaisnlaoriyigtibie, ettuparofrelegssieierta(t)umim.parltt.: :ottitnentiettoynttvbioaarnsc,
it
is admirably adapted to the drawing-room, and to the •
levibletirealitittyhev
any really useful knowledge of polite literature. The Li- .. be of aju
terary Gazette observes that " Parents and Teachers are' lion be rea
largely indebted to the Lady who has produced this work, and accept
weeded of all pruriences, and admirably calculated to en- Under I
gage the atten.ion, while it unfolds the beauties of early . arbitration
literature and original imaginings." . : , fifth artist
We are informed, from good authority, that
the Rev. EDMUND CARTWRIGHT, of Arundel, ViCar Of; vereign' Si
Lytnister, alias Leominster, in this county, is likely to be • ceptionable
the new Dean of Chichester, and that he is indebted for , c
the appointment to the interest of the Duke of Noeinc. • been exch
—Brighton Gazette.
part, is
The promptitude, perspicuity, accuracy, and ject has I
sound judgment of Lord Geonor. Lexxox, shown in his and peen'
rapacity of Foreman of the Grand Jury at several of the(' t:ehe Co,,fe
Assizes fur this county, is the theme of general praise. We .d "'
mal
prod,
hear,-however, that the county is likely to lose his Lord-' the Comm
ship's services as foreman, it being probable that he will ' a right to
have the command of a regiment; but sure we are that` vereign sell
be he where he may, his country will be benefitted by 131 . ing the d,
zeal an:l talents.—Brighton Gazette. . to a citiz
1 here are, we believe, altogether, about 260
ntaelleintl7, an(
Chief Constables in Ireland. One object of the Bill of contlo.euticeual
Lord G. L. Gowen is said to be to reduce 100 of them, intelligence
and thus to Pare the public at least 20,0001. a-year. The illustrious
reduction, exclusive of the saving, will only have the effect from the re,
of extending the sphere of action of each constable, making From Fr
it reach to two baronies instead of one. Every account that justice
we receive of the new Bill rases oar expectations of. its intelligent,
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utility. Most happy shall we be to applaud any good set effects ' a,
limited a
of the Executive. We have not the least doubt of the
: satisfaction i
upright intention of the LORD-LIFIMENANT and the CHltt salutary ir';
SECRETARY, hut they must be aware, that a great deal is charged :
expected from them, and that a great deal of substantial Shoot; al
and practical amelioration to Ireland is due to the hopes full extent 1
they have raised in the minds of the people, aal the rank that commercial
each holds in the British eommunity.—Dub. )forn, Rrg• ' found insti
ROBBERY OF THE RECORDS OF THE CITY ' conducting
di '
OF HEREFORD.....A discovery has been made of a very 4-ms. of r
serious description of robbery by one of the Magistrates of PertY, long
this city (Hereford), who, observing a piece of written': i.u,. many i
paper lying on his parlour table, curiosity induced him to then existi,
look at it, when, to his surprise, he found it .to •be the unsatisfied ;
address of " the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council subject of 11
assembled of the ancient and loyal city of Hereford" to his }op
the t.l
late Majesty, King " Grouse 111, upon the marriage of tiope, fount',
his son to the Princess CAROLIXE of Brunswick, With 'e establisl
stillsho pfuritnh
the signatures of the body corporate, then and there !nn the kno
present," which had been torn from the minute- injurious del
hook. Upon inquiry, he found it had been sent with of the futert
these demar
earnestness
further
rthteo
trcairety
from whence it came, and to his astonishment, numbers irrefutable j
d
of books, Acts of Parliament, loose papers, parchments, °Peet which
feoirn gtehrebrcelai ;Id
refro7vhaidiiidoeed confectionary
him
kr, were found to have been stolen from the Guildhall, or
City Sessions rooms, from the Town Clerk's room, and „ Our Mir
front a lumber room at the top of the building, by IlssToit authorized I
GAILSTONE, the woman who lighted the fires and cleaned both countri
the rooms, who purloined a large portion of the records of , inertial (,on,
bn
our corporation, and sold them to different shop-keeepers r urging th
in the city and suburbs, for waste paper. Two sacks and ally benefieil
a half have been fortunately recovered, but, as yet, no one also been int,
can ascertain the extent of the loss, which, we under of Spain, i
stand, is considerable and irreparable. She is committed elMiations I
to our city prison for further examination.—Hereford I,Uthotity „
Journal of yesterday. , e'eerved 73 -
rth .
Two STRINGS TO A Bow.—About a fort.' _O4 at Gov
. . rn de ;
night since, a gentleman was returning to Forfarshire by . w„u vain
Linlithgow, from an excursion to the West, when, on ar- Ilion ttn %be
riving at that ancient town, he addressed a letter to A , rim iikiendl)
friend in Dundee, whom he wished to transact some bolsi- . in tLeulitet e
nees for him here. The letter occupied two pages of large , '
foun. rank
post. It was folded and sealed touch in the way that giu.:3 a Ste
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letters are usually folded and scaled, except that the wa* 111,6 v° Tut
bore the puzzling inscription of " Twitstrings to his bow!" 'antiehLe
It was addressed to "—, Dundee," and, over the ca„„e r 7 ll
address, were the following ominous words—" To be de- pi,,eei (ill
livered itnmediately en arrival." It was finished rather buries. Th
late for the post ; but the writer was so anxious that it hee.ng been
should be transmitted on the nay he wrote it, that he , Bt4vtuf to L,
forwarded it to Queensferry, with a douceur to the guard a tes, from
to induce him,'though late, to put it into the mail-bag; and v.:a ps„,,ag
lest, by any mischance, this might not be accomplished, be tii'he le. bound
forthwith mounted a stalwart horse and rode to Queens- 1,12-Orte. '
ferry himself, to see with his own eyes the letter put into ero;t of the I
the bag. This being done entirely to his satisfaction, he 114,, u,----Di
very sag,aeiouttly took his seat in the same coach, and arc,,,,„
,ieasfui a
rived in Dundee precisely at the same instant with the , Ard:tene,
letter—in abundant time to transact his own business----- atfs.°4l, au
'tie
Dundee Advertiser. ,
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CHANCERY PRISONERS.—The following stit for the e:
passage is said to describe the case of one of the two . altelrltlY de
Chancery prisoners recently released, his name is Mca- pus
".
axe:.:—" Shortly after his imprisonment he lost his wife, sece, I, trade 1,
who died of a broken heart, and some of their children es to 4°A beer
followed her. The tears trickled down the old man's gseistieatrre t
cheeks as he narrated his short and artless story. After l'oteeou, CO
I her death he had contrived to pick up a subsistence by . by 4 : "Y the
taking other prisoners to lodge in his room, and supply- will berheaaid ty 61
ing those who wanted and could afford to pay with the D„,. be
luxury of a bedstead and a few chair,' in the cells of the withl,ng the
Fleet. In this way lie has lived for years, creeping snail- things'l.tiigal
t like along, his once tall and robust frame brat by age and . tie of
the
that
tuffering, his face furrowed with wrinkles, and his head •
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silvered with years. He has crawled from his old habita- ' ufottNttrUtY w
lion in the heart of the city of charities. whether to a PtSe"l re
e
dwelling or to the streets we know not; but this we knoll eUteth,t lie col
that he had not the means to pay his discharge fees, and woelfi being ,na eeeetv in q
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have been ined of their non-payment, ed,
not anothetdeta prisoneron account
stepped forward and advanced die NI ,eirtinie
m aount." ' eiterabl,