The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-11 00:00:00

1,0211 -1711, piipL2s.

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Tiltr.vni7; S.Tekyr..--- On 4aturday last, about de:
bliussFis, JULY .-.L.a.,4 night'd Courier. front I
1, vett in the fJrooon, there was a most a: ;u1 than-
the Prussi:m C;tbin el: r mssed through, this City in
der storm in East Lothian. 'he mor.mn,* was re-
great hr.te, on his w:tv to Paris, ' lie 1:;•• the be ref .-
imaikably fine but beiAViXt teli and eleven the s::y
.oldispatehes of a very pressing nature, whieh in-
ecatpe Vei•Y:cfirk and storzny, and 0-,,;0n bur_st
h inui
duces ray 'to presume that they relate to the answer o
loud peals of thunder, preceded bv flashes'ot ght-
of the Court of !':, Petersburg,rh, on the: subject of the
uncommonly vivid. The liginning broke upon
differences which exist betweeil Prussia on the one hire. ,the :n ruse of dladsnibir, and in an .4istkint struck
side and England and Sweden on the other.
dead a feipate servant. who was crossin7 the lobby of
PARIS, JULY -30.—ft Was M. MAGDEN-Kow
..a the Lease.
No other person was in trie leak degree
Russian-C.lptain, whom M. D'i j,ustut. dispatched hurt, althouh the !ereattr part .of the family were.
from Luneville,' in order to carry to Cataro and Dal-
within a fe..v yards- the place where the fatal event
matia the news of the Peace between
,France and happened, and were witiie s• of the melancholy
Russia. All the Russian' Generals and OtlicerS, Pri-
scene. The lightning struck upon die ridge of the
soncrs, wait for the ratification of the Treaty, in or-
it into Country.
peror commanded the troops. The rain tell in-
vapour: It descended with the wire .to Se lower'
cessantly during these mancenvres, which lasted
several hours; the'Emper-or did not seem to per- story, and continued following the wire till the tei-
Lortunafe young woman who sutfcted came within
z.-..
ceive it.• - c
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its reach ; it then deserted the wire, tearing out. the
PARIS, Auc. I.—The King's Speech to the Par j holdfitst arid scattering the plaste;, and 'struck the
]lament of England is the first official information poor girl on the head,_where the Lair was burned oil
given to the public of the opening of negotiations a space about the size of-a crown piece. She was
for the re-establishment of peace. This notification immediately raised, but appeared lifeless; medical
has not, however, excited any surprise here; because I assistance was procured, bet all w:l3- in vain—she
the journey of Lord YARMOUTH t(1 1,011011, iis.re-- .had-been struck perfeally dead at the moment. The
turn to Paris, the conferences which he has had manse was for some time filled with -smoke and Sul-
with the Minister for Foreign Atiiiirs,. those whiCh phur, but 'no other damage happened to it than the
- have taken plaCe in the Cabinet. of London when- falling 'of some slates from
,the roof.
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ever dispatches- arrived from France, and the sue-7 <,
ces ,ive,,,,,journies. of BASILIC° the Messenger, had
left no doubt that negotiations were begun. The
hopes of peaCe have increased in proportion to the
aetivity of 'the Communications between the two
Governments. -At this moment i these hopes are
general"; and though nothing is known ofthe de-
mands or pretensions of the tiro Parties, yet We 'are
persuaded that the-conditions of this peace will be
the • result of the most profound conceptions. It
is not impossible that it may be shortly' 'published,
and that in celebrating the fete of the Emperor,
that- of the Benefaetor and Pacificator of all Europe
will be celebrated at the sanie time.- - •

LDINPdf, ()11, Az- 7.

The Moniteur of this day contains. complete
list of all the Jewish Deputies assernaled in Paris,
the -pro= verbal of the opening of their sittings,
which took place. oh the 26th instant, in a hall ad-
joining to the Hotel de Ville; and an account of the
Sitting held on the 99th. At the opening Sitting
thelfembers ele6ted for their President ABRALI.II,I
FURTADO, a Banker at Bourdeatm; and for their
Secretaries, J. RODRIGUE the Son, a Merchant in
Paris, and ISAAC SAMUEL AVIGDOR, a Merchant at
Niee; The Assembly then determined tipon ex,
pressing their inclination to present themselves in .a
body at the foot of the Throne, to express their hive,
their affe&ion, and their devotion for the sacred per-
Son of his. Majesty, and adjourned to the next day, the
nth. The President was ordered to_go to the
Mi-
nister of the Interior to apprise him of what had
been done, and to communicate to him the wishes of
the Meeting.

FRANICORT, JuL3t :f?s.—•--A considerable train of
artillery and ammunition passed through Heidelborg
this day on itssrotite to Franconia.
The arming of the it 4abitants mid citizens pro-
eeds very rapidly in'all the Provinces of the Aus-
trian Monarchy. This plan was prr3j'eaed beibre
the lace War ;' but it is not expeaed that it can be
completed, on.kCount of the extraordinary activity
in the military operations.

SPORTING EVTELLIIGE,NCE,

HUNTINC;DON RACES.

TUESDAY, AU.CUST,S

Fifty Pounds for three, tour, and,tive year oldi.
Mr: Golding's Merry Maid, 3 yrs old - t c Y.
Mr. Siapieloll'S Dolpini, 4 yrs old - . 2

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, • . Fifty Pounits, weight for age.
Mr. tapleton's Dopini, . yrs old - -
Mr. W'tliialwt's iihmitell, ditto - I 2 2

SMITHFIELD MAI:KET, Auc. tr.

.Athort• the projeaed imProvementt of the City
of W.6stlninster, it is proposed to. Widen Verricon-
siderably Tothill aria other streets, so as to make
a broad and handsethe street from Pimlico to the
Western Entrance tif Westminster Abbey. This,
with the otiehing to be made in consequence of
the pulling down of the lower part of King-street,
&c. wilt make an excellent avenue froth West-
Minster-bridge to the- Chelsea Road,. Grosvenoic
ploce, Sze: • .
The Nofthirnentratiee bf Westminster Hall- Will
be speedily shut up, and will be clo-sea probably for
a considerable time, while the great :repairs are car-
ried on. A new Entraneels now making Under-
iieatll the' Imssage to the Mrliamcnt Houses, from
the Lowe'. Palace-yard, which, will enter the Hall
in'the South-West corder, where there is 'already
dOor-way leading to the King's Bench Record
Office,
,&e. •

,This day's market afforded a tolerable, good,Supply
of prime ileasti, and the show of Cattle its general
was Other plentiful; Mutton and Limb sold•at last
prices-;. Veal and Pork is dear& ;‘ Beef is something
cheaper, and the trade for the most part was pretty
good.—The •sales in the Haymariiet were .sonx.
what considerable ; Flay, Straw; and Clover fetched
better prices than Friday's
.market.--We subjoin a•
corral statement of the prices and numb:!rs :

To sink tit?. OKI per stone of SM.
13cef od. to 5s od.----Nlutton 4i. od. to ss, od.----Veal
6s. od. to 7s. 6d.—Limb 6s. oa. to 7s. od.---Purk ss. 6d. to
Os. od.
Beasts, 455o.—Siwep and Lambs, /5740.--Calves,
Pigs zio.

SMITIIVIELD HAYMAR.K.ET.
Hay 21. loS. to 41. 15s.s--Clover 3!. c*, to 41. ,tss.--Stralle
11. los. to 21 ss.

COMg-EXCHANGE,' AUG. 12 fat inb,large sup
plies of Wheat to-day, and the- fresh arrivals being
numerous, -creates a trullness iu the sales, which are
fully at Friday's reduaion; early 'in the day some
few sele& samples rather exceeded the highest quota-
tion ; Barley in middling quantities, and, with Malt,
at small' variation ; Yease keep their price, and Beans
are cheaper ; Oats Are in tolerable supply—second
and inferior simples are rather loWer and sales of
Flour at a redualion.

Wheat
Fine ditto
Rye
Barley -
Malt - •
W hit(' l'eAt
Grey ditto

47S a 6is a 76s od Reins •' - 4rs a 475 od
- 783 a 80S od Tick beans ,31 s a 385,0 d
- .3`..ts a 42's od oars 22s a 26b a 305. od
-33 s a 38, od Poland ditto 32$ a 335 od
Os a -,--p od Rape Seed - Ail -.3z1
etis a 725 od Fine Flout 63s a 7os od
364 a 4os od Secolids - 60$ a 6si od

FIR E.--L.Satiirafty about twelve o'clock a fire broke
out in one of the wooden houses in Lambeth. Marsh.
It was occasioned by some varnish Oiling over. The
person belonging to the house with great difficulty
escaped ; .his shirt was consumed, and he rail out
of the house with the skin of his arms and shoulders
so dreadfully burnt;, that the muscles were bare.--;
The hoitSe in less than ten minutes was one general
blaze. Several snail houses were by prodigious ex-
ertion immediately pulled down, to prevent the com-
inunication of the flames.. The fire burnt
.itself out
In less than half an hour. Two infantS were saved
at the hazard of those who rescued them. The.
house, which was quite new,• and the largest of the
kind; was not insured. It was altagether a scene of
very great distress. . •

On Friday evening tae daughter Of a wealthy drd
per, in
.Oxford-street, 'eloped from Kensington,
where she was on a visit, with a dashing Lieutenant
of Dragoaas„ and has not yet been heard of; The
ydun Lady, Who is under t'.2 years of age, and in
personal Charms and accomplislinnts was consider-
ed an ornament to hei• Sex, had. spent the day on a
.fisking part y, bOnsistibg of set;eral female anglers,
acconipanied by two Gentlemen,' one of whom, was
the gallant, and who v.-as but, a slender acquaint-
ance, The Ladies returned home in the evening to
Kensington ; and, after taking tea, a w'aik was pro-
pdsed by the Lieutenant, who took Miss tinder his
arm. The party waited supper SUM: time, but the
luvitig couple took Clandestine leave of'their friends,
'and, as we have observed, have•not yet been traced.
ltep.-.rts speak highly of the match, as. the Lady is
entitled 'l.O .a
fortune sufficient to. make each other
happy in the marriage state. •

MURDER !--Some days ago a musician of 1110
92d Regiment of Foot, quartered in Wheely Bar,
racks, after having danced at an Inn, entered into
dispute on account of a young woman .; he was fol-
lowed and inhumanly Murdered. This transaaiou
was observed by a 'firmer looking out of a window;
and four persons are apprehended and committed to
Gaol, charged on suspicion of being the perpetrators
of this horrid deed.

MANSION fictisr.--Saturday a person named
Williams was examined before the LORD. MAYOr
On a charge of tittering a forged bill of 1501; on the
banking-house of Messrs. BOND and Co. in 'Change-
alley. He made no defence, and was committed for
re-ekamination. ,

An unusual quantity of pieces of silk handker-
chiefs have been lately sent from the:manufaaurers
at Manchester to the dealers in tov4, for sale, the
stamps on which .are proved to be forged. A nun
ber of seizures were made on Friday in the City, and
a stria inquiry has been,institUted. • •

Yesterday sennight, in the morning, while three
children were amusing thethSelves-in a sand-hole, at
Bank Top,. near Manchester, a great part of the
rock above them unfortunately gave•way, and filled
them on the spot

That a " Knowledge of a disease is half its
cure," is' an adage .which never was more fully
verified than ins the Venereal Disease, which, Pro-
teas like, ;.issumes so many different forms, that it
requires no small portion of experience and know-
ledge to distinguish some of its -symptoms from
other complaints,, and to apply with efficacy such
remedies as will produce a radical cure without
undermining the constitution. The ;inti-Impeti-
eines,.or 8010711911'S Dl'OPSi is the long sought for re-
medy for.all its stages, when Mercury or Antimony,
Nitrous Acid, and other Medicines so- fashionable
of late, ..prove abortive. These Drops prove 'of the
highe,st utility in all cases of " depraved habit, with
affeaions of the'skia;" hence its efficacy in c:ises
of Scurvy, Scrofula, or Leprosy, as well as in the
coqfirmed Lures; and hence by-its sanative power it
expels the ,virus out of the 'system, an. restores it,
,to convaleScence when impaired by •or the
deleterious preparations of Mercury,
Aquafortis. This sovereign 'remedy' nny now be
.had, of all. reputable, Venders of Genuu,,
eines throughout the United Kingdom, in
guineaend 333. family bottles, containing•feul 126;;Cr
ones.

'The LORD CHANCELLOR, as he was rising from
his Chair,. aller disposing of the business of the
Court, on Saturday, was suddenly seized with a
luinbago, which for the moment, deprived him of
the use o his limbs, and appeared to give him much
agony. his Lordship was supported ftt-u. the
Coort by his Purse-bearer, and other attendants,
who, with great diifieuV, a=ti.!-fett him into ris car-
ria=,e. His Lordship, however, was so mired reco-
vered yesterday, aS :o entcrtain LordHE NAY ?r:
d a TeW seietit friends, at dinner, Ca 1116 Lordship's
iirr.ise at liampsteal