The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-27 00:00:00

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I Mr. PITT.

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fiat going:to ik,trhi: PIT:t atl k the'T‘N\va':-
ter!s very:-freeiy tmee- a d.iy.;"sayirg,,- thit -tve-kne \.v
lte --must-haye. a tit -of the -golit' in order to be well -
that 1* carne there tic O ear ago, :Ind tritfd 03 bring
it on-then, bit cdpid,not—and4at it' attacked hini
very inconveniently afterliis return to tOv-it,
Woula.itosk..endeavog.to, avoid,. .by liaslening the '
lit. The gout very:sooti-'appeared, first in his right
hot, and., then had every -"appear.ince of golng,pit
with a regular fit. He wis eVen well enpugh after
this to go- butiti his" ca; gage. In abut Aveek"4
time, hoWeier,..tha left toot -was also, laid up, at
tended with a good deal Of inilitannati-cni
cassive pain.- -The. latter ha would never confess ;.
and:even when .large drops tvere trickling dowli

his face from torture,- he'said, SMiljug---7“. We wilt;
have the gout must ex:l4cB: to suffer something,; but
if
,this be-all, I can.. bear it very well; and much
• more."

Before the attack -came to its height, he went ono
day in a chair to' the Pump-room, to take 'a glass of.
water. As he limped atross,t.be 'floor,.- a trood—
natured Quaker came up to him, and .said; " Thou
.seern'st rather lame, , Friend-!-•=;Wilt thou pe'rrnit me
to assist thee . With a good-natured s jai i but
peculiar energy, Mr. PITT repliedi," NO,-th6nk you,_
Sir, T can.stand alone upon ruyle.gsyet..."•
In a few days; however, his. apixit,ite totally left
him, for the' first time under any circumstances:in
his life; and he sheaved
,evident marks of itxtrerhe
debihty and weakness. This alarmed his t‘nost
anxious friends, and, unknown to. hitt), an EKptcss
was .sent to Sir Wrcurr.lt FAREAUfiAIt, Who came
down instantly. • Sir Wr.clta! declared; -Oiat the
bath waters had produced gTeater tend,nsey to.
gout than 'his constitution_ h_id strength en
bear, but would not undertatc., ibe respbusNlity. of
rernovink him frdm•Bath 'without the :.a.nezion of
two other PhySicians. Drs., HAyGAßT.iraud PARRY.
• xsre accordingly called in; a:nd they concurred in
the necessity of change of- air, to -try, it it would re
store his appetile,• :more particularly as the house
which bad been chosen fur him; 111 -'Bath Was in a
very low, damp, and exposed situation,
.from which
he sustainedilnaterial injury.'
The violence Of the gout had now partly left him,
and nothing appeared to remain but extreme debiiity.
On Sir WALTER' F.'s thinking • that if he preferred
staying in Bath, a house might be got mort elevated
than Johtistone,street, and_that•he had no doubt but
arrangements might be made for postponing'all bu-
siness in Parliament; Mr. PITT replied—" No=—l
Will not consent to a moment's delay, When My
condu& is in question—l will go tcs the Rouse,
I. though I should be carried.there in a litter..l
! from the strength of my own mind, that I shall be
l' well enough for • . .

An article in the Hamburgh Coirespondenten of
the I oth inst. states,. that ti,;e King of Prussia ligs
acknowlek,cd the Sovereignty el the Eiectors
WortombUrgh and Bavaria. -4' i;;.:generally Under-
stood that the Ele6or of Bader) will be atkied to the'
list of newly' made Kings.. • • ,
A very large gun, a 69-pounder., was taken by'
Lord LAME, at Agra, made wholly agoid and silver,
and supposed to be worth-one hundred thous.f.A.l
pounds. Gold chains, diamonds, pearls, and other
valuithles, worth upwards of a million ste:iing, re-
compensed the enterprise of.otir troops on the same
-occasion. _

The detachment front the British Army on the
thumbid River, which had been in pursuit of the
Rajah of Jebanger, has returned to head:luarters ;
the. Enemy having taken retbge in the hills, whither
it was deemed inexpedient to'follow him.
M an extraordinary meeting of the Triblnate, at
Paris, 'on the 30th of December, one of the Nkni-
_ bars Proposed the ereaion. of a monument, to con-
tain the trophies taken at Austerlitz ; and that there
the sword, used by N,,,e0t.05, in the battle, should
be deposited with religions;civil, and military-pomp.
lie *farther proposed, that " the csth of August,
the birth... Jay of NAPOLEON the Git EAT, the Saviour '
of France and of Europe, should be annually kept,
with the .greatest solemnity;"' and that every thrce,
years, ,sol,mnia games should be held on this occa-
''sion; ,to be denominated the Grand European- Festi-
val. •The first .of these triennial festivals is to take

pl, ,
ace. on the cstti of August next. - - .
• On the Anniversary- of, Her- .Igljesty's Birth-
thy a Lady was. robbed, at. the enirance to the'
DraWhig•-room, of, a valuable diamond- cross.

On Satnrday the Litlr inst..WAS married, at'llos-
therne-Chqreh,- in, Cheshire, Wi LBRA HAM EG
iciN, Esq. eldest son of WILLIANI.EOERTON, Esq. of
l'atton ?ark, M. Pr for that County, to MiSS,SiKES.,
youngest daughter of the late Sir .CHRISTO". fIEU:
SYKES, }Tart: of Sledinere-Upuse, in the County pi.
York. ,

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Died on Tuesdiy the-. i4t.h.it*.:at ag6d
• 7B, ANDREw-,N+lmTzys,: Lig. brother of the late
THONIieS NEWTON, MS.1:01) Of BliStol.

SNIITIIFI lAD MARKET, JA.-ir. 7.
• This day's' Market itionled a good supply of BeaSts,
and the,show of 'Cattiq in Other resPeits Was Ann-.
dant ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal support last prices ;
Pork is somet.h.mg cheaper than. Friday's -market,
and the trade was midaling the, li•r-iyroarket was
tolerably well attended ; Hay and -straw continue
the same as per last acconnt ; Clover has drappUd in'
price.--The under-Mentioned prices and numbers
a correct stteme,rkt . . •

To sink the OEM per 'stone of Sib.
Beef ss. M. to 6t. od.--Mutton ss. 4ti. to 6h. od.—Veal
6s. at. to 79.c:t.—Pork ss. led. to 6s.tgd.
Beasts 2,374.—Sheep 5701
SMITHFIELf)

Hayil. tis'. to 31. xo.s.—Clover 31. ii)s. to 41. r 5 .---Straw,
11.. 10. to V. 25.

COEN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 27.-,--TO-day Wheat is
arriied in rather considerable supply,. the Mattet i§
dull of sale at' 2s. per quarter reduction; except-
ing for pirime samples ; Barley in gooti supply,
and rather' cheaper ; Malt is heavy sale, 'and at
less,; of White Pease and Huns bit few carbt in,
and support last prices ; Oats are in but middliN
and sales are more ready, at tit iter.prices 5
Flour not. -yet cheaper.
IVileat 47s a "Pt*. •,-;;s ad I. Befins - 5aS
Fine ditto -72 s a 73,7-6,744l:fiLit, ;Sean* ' a 5.)s oar
Rye 36s_ a 4os od 1 ()Xi !ZS a 25s a 2S- od
Barley - ' 2.8 s a ott. Poland ditto 30S a ;as 6d
Mai -641 a 7os oci ..oa;4eSced 381 _ 4jl
Wilite pease 34S a 43S od Fine Flour 6os a 656 od
qt.ey ditto Os a 3;6'0 Secund.4_ -5.5 s a (IQ$ ;Kt