The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR SM'TEMBER.

SEA-sine MortxtNn- Durss, Sec.—High dtesi of jacconet-
maslin. the body closely gq,,cd, and each gaging finished by
a very fie Q small bobhiti. long sleeve, full at the top and
plain to 'the wrist,' which is finished by a fuse narrow lace.
over this dress is worn a fro:;kcif pale amber washing silk,
the form of which is extremely novel, tasteful, and elegant :
it is sloped quite down- to the bottom of the waist in front,
and buttons behind. The trimming, which eimiists•of blue
linishedWith fringe, is very prettily fancied, and
the general effect of the dress is strikingly tasteful. A prin-
&nal oovAty, however, is the Wellington corset, which will
be fouail particularly desirable for pregnant ladies, for ladies
who have had families; or for those belles who are. too much
iiieint'd, to what the FICLICII tCr.M en bon point. It is to-
tai'y free from the smallest appearance of stiffness,-.ant dis-
!;lays the natural beanties of the figure to the greatest
while, at the same time, it represses that, ful-
oess, which some ladies find rather troublesome in the
prcsent. style .of dress ; and affords to pregnant ladies the
;,:ifol and support. Undress lace cap; and French
ooanet of white chip, ornamented with flowers, edged
c,'t, and tied with a rihband to correspond with the
trim of the dregs. Blue kid gloves ; and fancy leather
sli;),,rs, or half-boots, The Batlimg Preserver. is a most in-
genious and useful novelty.for wbo frequent. the sea-
3:dc : as it is intended to provide them with a dress for batii-
ii; tar more adapted rue such porpases than oily thing of the
kind at present in ate; and it will' be 'found • most necessary
and desirable to. those ladiei who go to the sea-side unprc-
vided with bathing dresses; and will relieve them from the
"nauseous idea of wearing the bathing coverings furnished by
tfie guides.
l'AmEtA EVriCING Pftrss.—Frock of the finest India inns-
lift, body and sleeves of lace; the former made full, and the
latter the triple epaulet, which is composed of three folds of
lace. Over this dre4s, a superb white lace French pelisse,
lin-ed with sarsnet—culour, maiden's . blush, and made and
trimmed in the most elegant manner. This dress is intended
to represent It lady in the Circassian corset, which continues
in the highest estimation ; it ,:tight indeed be termed, with
the greatest propriety, the Cursetof the Graces, since nothing
Can display a tine form to so much advaotage.---(Foom La
Belle ,-Issent
MnitS:i:YO !Iness.—A round -robe of lilac or evening prim-
-rose-coloured sarsnet, trimmed entirely round the bosom with ,
a qUilling of blond lace, edged with cochineal; sarsnet flounce,
!lauded with tufts or quilling of blond, corresponding with
the top of the dress; long full sleeve,.partially drawn up and.
fastened with bows of silk cord; a- lace• cuff. .The -French
hat, composed of white and lilac satin ; the crown trimmed
with tirft.4 and Oincs of riband, and ornainented with a cluster
of flowers. Slippert of lilac kid. Cloves pale tan.
.EvestNi: HALF-DRESS.—A plain frock, with full-drawn.
bacli; composed of striped sarsnet Italian net of peach-blos-
som colour; fall flounce of blind lace, headed with tufts of
the same; a quilling of blond round the top of the dress;
long full sleeve of white satin, inlet with lace. Hair in short.
full curls be'end, and blended With ,flowers on the front of
the bead. Slippers Of white kid. Limerick gloves.--.(Frons
.eichertnowe.s. Repository of drag, 6.:c.)

BRIGHTON, AUG. 29.—The PRINCE REGENT
left us this day, about half-past one o'clock, for
Windsor. Ills Royal Highness, however, we
have the happiness to be' assured,.
,will revisit
,this place in..ahont a .fortnight. The Duke of
CLARENCE and.,General BLOOMFIELD set out. for
London at twelve. o'clock.

TThe dHANCELLOR did not sit yesterday. His
Lordship- sits at ten e'clOck this day, and it is ex-
pected will dispose of the -remaining business of
the Sittings.
Souvrcovr.--It7 should never be for!.
gotten, that whatever other labotirs this wothan
may be engaged in, that of filling her pockets is
eonstantly•going on, and proceeds the faster, the
mod noise is made about her. She and her agents
sell to the gaping wretches, that listen to them,
seals at lialf.a guinea each, which are to entitle
them..to privileges, not to be mentioned without
blasphemy. So far as to the first motives of her
imposture. Upon these, it is not unlikely, that
there is now grafted a scheme from some infidels,
td gratify their, passion for ridiculing what they
Cannot impeach. Flow long will this he endured?
—ls it not known, that blasphemy is an offence
punishable by law ?
A most villanous report is in ci;culation that
11.1teE, who vouches for Joanna Southeott's
pregnancy, is himself an old woman, and also with
child ! !

MORE WONDERS !-No- sooner .:loos one ah-
tinrdity'expire, than another rises up in its stead.
The Sampford Ghost, the Fasting Woman, of Tut-
hwy. Doctor Touch-m, and that " Wierd Sister"
Joanna Sortthcott, are now completely eclipsed by
the awful Ifotior.s of a shrill voice issuing from a
dead child in its 'tett t

Peacock American Sloop of [Var.—The Flora,

SPRINGER, from Pillan, arrived at Live_ noel on
Monday last, ts' boarded late
by the Peacock, in lat. 53.

115 t.

DRAL',' AUG. 30.—Sailed his Majesty's ship'S
Niobe and Leyden for Sheerntss, and another di;.,
vision of • transportS for gaiipgate• Reniai!: iii
,the Downs his Majesty's ships -Monmouth, B,,Ce-
Llerintuf•a, arid
;thout. 20-sail of transports.--:,Ntri;id...
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 30.---Arrived Majesty'S
ship Serapis _from the Meditemaneati, pu_t
under titlarantine.
. .
Aud.:29 —Came iii the Stirt;ril,
--74, 'from tlh Bastward,,,and theDoVer troop
front Portgiiionth the Loyalty, .JOHNS, i oto
Dunkirk, a ship from ModaiX, and the EliziAbeth,
lILLEitEN, front dottelibiirgh.--Wind S.W.
FAT.MOUTH, AUG. 23.,---Sailed two of three
coasting vessels, ft om. London and Liverpool-. -
StlEF.BNEss.,.AUG.,3o.7—iiiked his ALtjestv'S
ship Beaver, a,ciiits:Oy.: for pt,hieur , the
next will sail about. t be..l3th'Sept.-;—WindW.
BRISTOL, AUG, 2..--.77sr6te,rclay'a schooner was
criizing below Lundy, .supposed to be an ettenty,
•a‘ls she was seen to ellaSe several vessels.

The tneghert, from Goitenburgh, struck Orton
Hasborough Sand dh Thursday, and W:is:(kset t ed
by thC crew.
The Isabella, of Arbroath, from Riga, run oa
shore the 24th lust. inLuttan Bay';—cal o: land-
ed, and expected to be got off.
The Attroriti- NoniiEttii„.froni Liverpool to the
river Plate, put into Corunna the ith:in.T. in
distress, aril it is thought will be obliged to Wir.-
load part hi her cargo. .

AMERICAN WAR.

TO THE EbrfOß OF THE SUN.

• • ~.-
•StR,-Having seen In yonr Paper a long- list of
Captures made by Row-kiln PrivateerS,ayil
il; many complaints : that such- paltr.v enemies •
Should be capable of inflicting so much Mischief
on the trade of this country;' I beg leave to offer
a few short remarks.upon the subject:
It is not upon
.the Sea, Sir, that the evil can.
be remedied. Whilst the trade or this Nation ein;.
ploys,the present number of shippiiig: were all the
seamen in our Ravy put on board .small eruizerk,
they would; be inadequate td 'derend it from the
depredations of such vesbiS as America sends oat;
to burn, sink, and destroy our Merchantmen, al-
most in our. very harbours. No, Sir, wc- tutiSt
attack the.evil at its sources, as the " head and
fount of the offending." lye unist. attack it as
PorstrEY, in ancient times, 'did the Pirites ,of 'Ci-
nema; or, as we'hai:T. done in more modern times,
with respect' to Airgriu, and :the Pirates'who- ih-
fested the Indian Seas. It. is in the ifurbours and
Ports, and in the ,Towiz,3, inia7fs., and Dock-yards
of :Interim, that' 'redress must be sought; arid
remedy found for these .aggreSsiqns. Nothing
but the will is wanting; the means are iii
our power. The harbours in Atfieelca;
.wherce these zi,nsps and. hornets issue, are, Wtli
very few exceptions, captibiqofno serious deleifee
against the attacks of our Navy, aecompanit4by
a few thonsaiid land forces to assist their opera:
,titinsj..With '1'11.4-m10,0:Its _of thisl'eseriptii.in •d.. -
tributed on their coast, someOmes nienacing', and,
when opportunity offer's, making serious attacks,
and carrying back the . fire-brands, Which- they
have so wantonly used, to -thOr oWti bOints,
these adventurers Will soon be glad to give tip a
pursuit which brings on' their heads so severe a
retaliation. ~It is only from the effects ()f._ the
• bomb, the rocket, and the cannon ball, that the
towns which equip and send out these privateert
.can be brought to discover, that a war with i3rif
tain has. its inchnveniericies, as well as advan-
tages, and a stop put to a system which i 3 doing
incalculable mischief to, the commerce of bar
Co un try,

AN OLD UNDEKSIiitItER.

AGRICULTURE, &c.

[MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST)

The -Wheat Harvest, thOugii generally inter-
rupted from the late heavysains, has not.sittired
much -in, the principal Corn Districts ; the Mil-
dewed Crops, indeed, which are More extensive
than they appeared early in the month, have cm-
siderahly benefitted by the showers Where they
were cut. in time. .The samples of new Wheat
hitherto shown at market have handled LoP. Ind
were mostly .lean ; the thin standing crops are
those from which grain of the, hest quality is
looked for. The average priittuce is not cal-
culated at much more than half the quantity
which the preceding year of pleltty afforded.—
Beans and Pease promise to yield abundantly, and
the Oats in the fen. countries are a heavy crop,
but much laid by the wet weather. The season
has been favourable fOr 'the. younger plants of
Clover. The Turnip countries never exhibited
more general or healthy crops. Potatoes Were
too much injured by the night frosts in the last
month, to give the produce which their early av_
pearance promised. The Hop limitations of
Crop is Speeulated upon
ham, Kent, and Sussex, have so much Secovered
,in tits course of the month,
,being clearest ver-
l'ilegellCal;Markest§, continue at
neatly
produced by the late'rains, has given
iu the htnahotieraollati4;t4ll, average
thfs
prices. The abundant
Lean Cattle, bit Sheep and Lambs
cGaor.nsattsialtfteeet:fi;oll
of
site,
even atSeduced prices. The
Markets of Smithfield, St. Ives, &c. are full a
shilling lower for prime Beef, Veal, anti Mutton.
The Wool trade has had a rapid. advance, .parti.-•
eillarly in fine fleeces .of the Merino and South
Down kinds, and still looks tq

CORN EXCHANGE, AVG. 31,—We had conisi-
derahle arrivals of 'Wheat and Oats this morning,
both English end Foreign ; together with what
was lett gn hand from Monday's market, and the
fine state of the weather, caused a very didl sale;
prices are the same as on Monday, and nearly no-
minal, as. buyers are banging off in hopes of tbeit
being lower.

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-''''"----"-!"-h-"je ' waaes of a sea tvlieli threatinie e\sery moment '• , s HORRID .11f;RDER. •
POIACF: L's'i-L-LLIG,NcA).
. P.'
VESTORATION OF. THE INQVISItION, shipwreck and death: • Decided by motives so nn- • , --.......2,01a.....--
therMlS Alit' .powerittli we have resolved to do now ,t,, -0•1 i ce.
• MaNittoot-llousE. ----• James fiaral 'lO4 ti', f
. what we could have wished to have done at the Aamost barbel-oils murder •Waa :committed on
RossE, ArtG. 1 o.!—The Neapolitans still keep
commencement of our Pontificate:, After haring '. Sunday morning lest, about two o'cloCk, at Beth-
i • Gresham, who, st,and chin-seed witp. sAlie:jlo,-as,rell'ac,
in
heifers, the property of Ali. taa 'Ai a;
posses inn of the Marquisate of Ancona, Mace-
by•feevent prmia;ere implored the Divibe assistance, :,ttal-green, neer the turnpike. As a genteel-
in Essex as fornierly mentioned- ill atss'l).i
rata, and Ferrara. The benefits of the revolutiam
after having takeit the ads:ice and counsel of a a looking man was returning home along the road, ,
fi- '' put
i,..ote
which has taken place in Europe are not felt. d ts ere again _to at
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ss, a ..,,,
great nnitiber'of our venerable brothers the. Car- lie W'as attacked by three rtiffiarts, who knocks
there. The Priests', areaiinprisoneil, respectable him down and robbed hint of his property. •The and; iti*.itai-it,lar to the lathier e, v. Itil,(y..',`;:t factiol'i;,
dinal 'of -the holy Itensian Church.. we have dee
persons ill-treateda 'and. their property . colitis
steer', foil Cnowledge, • ill virtue of the plea villains afterwards gagged hint by thrusting. a proved. his neving rece:veu the ';oasts al
j,
creeds, trisotier, Ilardst'i on their wiry to S:l•ii`•ai to 1,
citted. • - - . •t lof 'Apostolic poWer 'and With perpetual Piece of linen into his mouth, and then murdered I
'On Sunday, the 7th inst. his Holiness- went to In tit e , , _ . , . .• --et --a his-over; woo oraers- to g' • rJ, 'I
- tliel! mel'
vatiditv, that all tlie concessions and powers inm be cultic-Ig' his throat in a shocking,tnanner, nranner, ". '"', a ''
the Church of Jesus to celebrate High Mass at the ttlestrian, woo sold them • andagave •
' sit!! l'lll-1!-ert
granted by us solely to the Russian Empire arid and nearly. beat out his• brains. .'.l lie body of the the
Altar of St. Ignacio!. After lutvinas beard ono- .the money ;. 1,11 e,, t.ititer I;6T:ter, wat.s,tke
e3ttic-01,60
tithe kingdos'ireof the Two Siedies; -shall heticeforth unfortunate man was conveyed to the yard Of a
tiler Niass,' his holiness proceeded to the neigh- was seen vtatii .igni tie:tr the piaci , • arc , ,
extelid to all our•teeleshistic-id States, and also to stone-mascht adjoining the ipot, for the decision
sante- frtim
.tlie Sante night. . Th.,.,3. "11,4:
bouring oratory, of the Congregntion of Nobles,
all other States. ‘Ve therefore concede, one grant of the Coroner, and to be owned: Yesterday an
where lie wile placed on a throne preparedfor fully committed to. take their tll- • s ci! -a
to our well-beloved son, l'addee Bui-zozawski, at Inquiaition Was taken oli the deceased, before , ~mia ' eme
him. , He then handed to a Master of the•Cere- both countrymen; amt. live at liforas st-i.ar cam)
this time General of.the Coniptiny of Jesus, and to . G. lionGsoy, Esq, Coroner for- the Middlesex
teanies, and catised• him to read with a loud voice, totted to have coanualated several sll,il _
,a,
the other 111enabers of that Company lawfully deli- . I)ivision, and it res:pectable Jury, when SeVeral
in that County. : '
the following Bail, which re-establishes the cute- of the housekeepers, who reside neat die place „a , illi";i'lo'ir'a
pany of Jesuits : gated by,,liiin, all suitable and necessary powerB in
aI,iI{LIIOROOGII-STRE,ET_.--4-VilLial,.. , • 'II;
orderthat the said -.`.;tates may freely and lawfully where tite inurde.r was committed, deposed, that
cleareed with:rot:bine' 1.-a:Barber of l'e:' Ileo
PIUS, BISHOP, SERVANT of tine .;I,.ItVAN'I'S of C;OD.
receive all those" lwbo shall wish to be admitted , oil theponaling the murder was peepetrated, they
of.f_it,l,me valtia of 3, 9./..o•llqie 11,,,t,Iiiietat-l.,AroLil,gi.tii:t`:,.,. ocl:07,
(sd perpetuant rei •n!,entoriam.) into the regular order of the Company of
,Jesus, heard the erica; ot the mail hi question, tnid ins-
, mu COIIIIIIHIetr rOl trio!'. A
The care of all the churches confided to our who; under the authority of the general ad late- tautly 10'10e en allele when the robbers believe('
Cheshant cOach was fined in the mitigatc(lll:amimi!
humility 1) the Divine will, notwithstanding the. rim, sliall he admitted and.distributed,•accordhig in the tilbsit outrageous'i nianiter, threateniass( the
of 1 0/. and costs, at the suit of Robert, lialbdi,
lowness of our,deserts and abilities, makes it our to Opportunity, in One or more houses, one or lives of any. one N•lio dared to approach them.
duty to employ all the aids of our power., and more colleges,' and one or, itore provinces, where The viihtins broke Several panes of • glass ii; the cl:lll'(l)ll'sot:teitlillf:i)triti?ecir;to"%c'ellai-s.i.lsi'6l,,)Y-iktseileel,:q3l:':'.:°si::!:°l'l'
which are furnished to us by tile mercy. of Di.- they shall- conform their mode of life to the rules liottses belonging to the inhabitants'
-y . The were
market, for careving two ant;.ides ILIO. 4
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vine Providence, in order that We may he able, as prescidhed by St. Ignacius of Loyola, approved pitraued.afterwards by the- watchmen, but. unfor-
lowed by Act of Parliament. ' „-,314" v
far as the changes of the times and Places will, al- and confinied by the constitatioos of Paid 111. We , tanately without effect, as •they escaped. Theq•1,,,112...- ~,,
I lATTON -GA 11 DE N . WM. Wood,. 4117' „eV;
low, to relieve the spiritual wants of the Cittlisilic, -declare besides, and grant power that they may' Jury;which s•at far four hours, eiccordinelts re.-
''' - • ' and 7'honias Hart, were brought- ur Ye'-sseree,,,
world, without any distinction of people and na- freely and lawfully -apply to. the education of , turned a•s edict -oil-In/fat 7narder - against sume
John •Htitt, the 'Officer, by WllOlll Illcsi I,•'C'fi
tiOllS, . youth in the ptinciples of • the •Catholic Faith, to persons unknown. A • fig,
, prthended, and finally eeitutined be for,c.' b/tro' :,,,
Wishing to fulfil the duty, of our Apostolic form them to-good Morals, and to direct colleges . _ .
• tort, charged with having conneifteci •1 aefef
lt•linisiry, as soon as Francis I• (then iiving) and seminaries ; se& authorise th
_in to hear con- .
11)71)ItOPEIOBIA. ;11 the cellar of the Bagpigge Wells I'ol'lb:foie, 0
and other secular priests. resident for mitny year- fcssions, to preach. the -Word of God, and to aci•-• .
tictiters of which we have alt Llid fag: el
in' the vast Empire of Russia, and wlio paid been:. minister the, sacraments in the place of •their resi- - - eer .1-et
- readers. Win. littr"Ca whose lac •
~pt, or
nienibers of the company of Jesus suppressed by dente, with the. caasent and appeobation of the There were,' perhaps, • never so many' iostanees a ,
livery stable in FoUntain-place, city-' oict;,:o
Clement XIV, of happy memory, had supplicated Ordinary.. •We take- under one tutelage, under of inad dogs as has occuraed in this year. The was the-cariii an employed, and whalvusa e Poit
our permission to unite in a bodeafor the purpose our im. ieediate obedience, and that of the holy parish of Clerkettwell is, very prudently, placard- preheiniM, through the vi, once of ",:,,iiilt, a
oabeing able to apply themselves More'easily, in Sec, all the colleges, houses, provillee-.5, 1n.n.1 ed by order of the AilAgistrates, enjoining all the Officer, having.turned King's evideuce3:" 403
conformity with their institution,- to the instruc-
.inembers of this Ordee, aiel all thuae who aliall ' inhabitants,•who have dogs, to keep thorn tied other .prisoners, they were fully co"11' ,I
tion of youth in religion and good morals, to. join it; always reserving to ourselves and . the ups under the throat of a penalty for neglect ;,acid Newgate for trial: - _tor. .
devote themselves to preaching, to confession,• Roman Pontiffs our. eoiceessurs,. to prescribe and and Caniden Town and its vicinity have been kept ti olic (I''''
UNION-HALL.—Wm. Jones, • tow(' 1,001,05
and the administration of the other sacra- direct all that we may. deem. it our duty' to pre- .in u state of constant alarm during the last 'ten I cielinitiet ni-gate, was stem-nutlet! for `,`,11 pee,
mints -we feel it our duty the more willingly to scribe and direct to consolidate the sold collir ,ii,y days, in consequence of a mad. dog haviag run ,
3d. for, toll fora horse and gige to ,vl''' t•e
comply with their prayer,' inasmuch as the then more and more, and render it' stronger, amid
.to ' through that place last Sunday, and bitten oianyimlii lif
not entitled. The complainant had iie j:#
reigning Emperor' Paul I. had recommended the purge it of abuses, should they ever creep in, • dogs there in its terrible progress. hell a s
. 111610n-Batt,, and taken a ticket, Iv • refteaa
saiil priests in hi • gracious dispatch, dated the which God avert. Ittiow remains for us. to ex- liVeduesday week, a favourite lap_dog,"io the tinsel to the (let-a-v(lam, who, however,
taste till
11th of August, 1 Bt3a; in which, after setting .hbrt with all our heart, and in the name
.of, the family of Lady C, Dorrington, at Great Sian- let hini pass, end held his' horse fast bY,,iOl;l eV'
forth his special regard for them, he declared•to Lorcl, all Superiors, Provincials, Rectors, Com- more, Middlesex, bit a male child, about six years till he paid aga'in, and titecisditi not let-'ireeco,l
us, that it would be agreeable to hint to see the. ptinions, and Pupils of this re-established Society, old, in the arm, and on Friday very alarming he had
company of Jesus established i .n his empire, under to slew themselves at all times and in all places symptoms .of hydrophobia presented themselves grossly ,Ansed him. Thg.:ll4l' aue
victed the defendant in the penaltY a • '
our authority; and we, on our side, considering faithful imitators of their father ; that they exactly. in time child, who was discovered in the morniq, 6s, tit.'. costs. fas'iirl,
attentively the great advantages which these vast observe the ride prescribed by their great founder ; foaming at the mouth in bed. A surgeon wasini- ~ 7; i., ill I' ‘tr!
• QUEEN-SQUARE.-4't!steill'ay lris ea,,,ased,
regions might thence derive; consisiering how that they obey With an always increasing zeal and._anediately sent for, but before boarrived, the child ton Thompson, alias William; Henry 171°' ' o"''Ll
useful those ecclesiastics,• whose morals and doe- useful advices and .salutary -counsels which he has• expired, in dreadful agonies:
trines were equally tried, would b..f to the Catlio- left to his children. • • Great alarm, has been occasioned at Welby ' apprehended- by Gillmore, and chargoi:',aiejta4
~ cion with having stolen* S.-11. front t•l'`'gaieol,
lie religion,. thought fit to second the wish of so In fine, we recommend strongly, in the Lord, near Grantham, by sonic dogs going mad and bit- Alr. Fsancis Dukes, Whb keeps the. ~c. ' till
great and leeneficent•a prince.' . the company and.all.its members to our dear sons ing the stock, &c. • Mr. Avery, of that place,
.had Crown, ill Downing-street, Westioill'aaill S
In consequence, by our brief, dated the Sth of in Jesus Christ the illustrious and noble Princes a lamb went mailin consequence, and died ; before Dukes ' ilavinme:'stitfeied conaidersiblY a
oaect
31arch, 1801, we granted to the said Francis and Lords temporal, as well as our venerable tiro- they Were aware of-its being infected, it had bitten fright,' wit; Lapsible to attend. The I''''° • !,
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Karel', and 'his colleagues residing in Russia, or timers the Archbishops and Bishops, and to all some of the filially while attempting to „feed ir. remain' d for reaexiiinitia;ion.. , - f,,ll}'l.l°
who should repair thither from other countries, those who are placed in authority ;we exhort, we One of Ala. Avery's sister's has had the:
,part bitten' • ' alaishoes'araisaa seha aarearly steno ‘asou'ag
power to form theinselves 'into a body or congre- conjure them not only not to stiffer that these cut out, of her had ; and three or four of the. nutted for Stealing jewellery from 'Mc' altae,la!,
gation, of the company of Jesus ; they are. at li- religions be in any way molested, but to ,watch family have, been sent to salt-water bathing. 011 Castle-street, Leicester-fields, and 09-", a, 1..,,il
betty to unite in one or more houses, to be. pointed that they be treated. with all due kindness and Fritlay week, a Cow went, mad, and died raging in son 61 duplicates of verities articles v'''.,,fis' 0,1
out by their superior, provided these houses are charity. . , ,
, : the pasture ; tied on the Sunday following, a heifer was again brooght before the IN•lagisiOtr've,ii len
situated within the Russian Empire: We named • Allre ordain that the presentletters be inviolably belongiog to Mr. Kemp, having gone mad was ' with riavitia toleil a table cloth, a sck'r Lab, 14
,
the said Francis Karat General of the said con- observed according to their form and tenour, in shot.—We understand also, that several people in • r v.,. - ~,,/'i
other'artieres, the property of Mr .1%.g. 101 l ,
gregation ;we authorised them to resume and ful- all time .coming ; that they enjoy their full and the tieighbourlictod of Louth have been bitten by !in Orchard-street. The prisoner at a' 'ee liiilild
low the rule of St. Ignatius of Loyola approved entire effect ; that they shall -never be sub- mad clogs. . ,ai ,
clogs. - . with the lir-ea-excitor mold Isis ‘eife oil 1, tv ace
and confirmed by time constitutions of Paul 111 . our 'mitred to the, judgment or revision of any judge, The utmost 11 ii prevails at Louth, and the-ess sa
Jtine With 15110311 tilt-V. Vi'Cnt (tit, out tO -
.e, A: tll,'
predecessor, of happy mentor y, in order tti t the : 1
Ir,t,i ,vliotever 'rower 11.6 may be clothed, de- neighbourhood feoni the 'great matither of mad initiations ; they retnriled nbout fl'',l ta-0041
companions, in d relig-itus union, might freely . daring null and of, no, effect ally encroach- dogs Which have appeared there. A man of the next moriting, and prisoner req"--4L,•(,:sg.''siol:
engage in the instructions: of youth •in religion fluent •on- the present regulation, either know- name of Atkin, in the employ of George Jackson, migrst sleep in the•chair. This.fa v()"'•- ',.acc••°.T.
and good letters, direct Seminaries anti Colleges, ingly or from ignorance ; and this notwitlistand.- Esq. .of North Reston, was bitten by one• about 1 - • I-• - l - it' it 1))' •
11111, 411( 11l the morning ,ereps • a
and, with the conseet of the Ordinary; eonfe:iS, ing ally apostolical constitutions and ordinances', a month ago, mid died on 'Tuesday' last, exhibit- with the articles:—Cominitted.for We'''•• -
preach the word of God, and achilinister the sa- especially the brief of Clement XIV.. of happy ing strong syniptoins of hydrophobia. • - ,
craments. By the same brief we received the memory, beginning- with the words• Dominus ac . TO."
congregation of the company•of. Jesus under our Rcdeinptor foster, issued under the Seal of the - , METEOROLOGICAL JOUK-
m <Pa
iinmediate protection and dependence, reserving Fisherman, on the 22(1 of July, 1773, which we COURT 'MART r A L.—Saturday a Court Matial Was '
to ourselves and our successor.; the prescription of - expressly abroeate aa far as contrary to the pre- ' .
held at Portamouth, to impure into the conduct _ , BY R. I3ANISS, ,I, 5,1,:AV
PHILOSOPHICAL WSTRIII\TENI' D'f'.2.!-T.,....!----- 0
b . Itij'y
every thing that might appear tops propel' to con- sent order. . of Lieut. PATRICK Tooa:, while cornmanditig a_, . - ,
Thermometer. ' I i , st'aa • .
.solidate, to defend it, and to purge it • from the, - It is also our will .that the same credit be paid party. of 'Marines on board tile Benson transport, •
----------- ;
abuses and corrnptio,n• that, might he therein in- - to copies, whether in manuscript 'or printed, of on the 19th of July, 181 4. It appeared the Arne- --asaa-Hae--a•-----a-a-.--------, i
troduced ; and for this purpose we expressly abro- 'our present brief, as to the original itself, pro- titan prisoness of sear embarked on boaril the said a . ' -1::: • 1 .4 • ' ;.. . '
. gated `such apostotical constitutions, statutes, eided they have the signature of some notary pub- transport for a passage to F..nglancl, had taken the ~a. 7 ri ::7 -.E.: ;7: i ..5...;;;! cl. •
- • -; . •••• :•• IT: • c •:',,
„.....7/
privileges, and indulgencies,granted in contra- lic, and the seal of soine ecclesiastical dignitary ; advantitge of a thick fock, arid while the watch ...- - ss asr, 1 --- a .
.„, ~.... 0 , a, a..
dictiou to these concessions, especially the wits- , that no one 'le permitted to infringe, or by an on deck was busily employed in trimming the sails, • e.. ei ''.-1 ea ss I s'
• __---s" • 1.,c,
&c ha& made a strenuous attempt to 'liberate ' „m.
toile letters'of Clement IV. our peedecessor,whieh audacious temerity to oppose any
_riaft'of this or- • , „., .
begins with the word's 'Dominus ac lb:den/Mot (nuance ; and that aloud(' any one .take tipoil line) themselves, anu to take the ship, 'a' itch was sup- €2O •, 62 60 GS 53 30.'23 I .11 ir If
j;al 44,0,
, pressed by the exertions- of the marines and, hi- ' t, 60' 61 66 57 '("
Nosier, only in so far at they are cotitrary to our to attempt it, let him know diet he Will thereby to
I_ is
his charge, after a struggle ofeless ~ 221'
.aa'a .(,a I ° 6,c' ()-(.12 -°€' W° ' ' 1;'01
brief, beginning Catholic:re, and which was given incur the indignation of Almighty Gods- and of the vali(6. under ,2 o 7 29.57 1-)0. ( sia
Only for the Russian empire. I holy ,Npostles Peter and Paul. than ten minutes. Lieutenntit Toot.E was, upon 24 60 56 64 55 .(43 .03 poi r:
. .
A short time after we had ordained .the restora- , Given,! itoinc, .at Sancta. Maria Major, on the 7th of Au- aB‘ r
the evidence of these facts, ac •• 95 57 56 'GG 5,1 .14) • ..•1.0 fa'
titan of the Order of Jesuits iii Russia, we thought east, in the yeal. of our Lard, 1,4,14, and the 13th Of ouv Pon- Ittlirat FooTE, President. . , 26 53 .55 65 .13 ..90
• tificate. . . r
it our duty to grant•the-saine faVottr to the king- . Si)(ignet t Cardinal PIICIDATAIRE. • BAD BEER .—A man haa lately been in- this . .74 • ~ o
town, amid the neighbouring places, offering- for .. „at, ; ,
dam of Sicily, on the warm request of our dear . Cardinal BRASCIII. • • 'o' • 0
. - sale to the publicans a receipt int brewing strolls, 131 irrliti. ,of ;W. - ,o,
son in Jesus Christ, King Ferdinand-, who beg -god,; .-
After the rending of the Bull, -all the Jesuits
.., • . - strong On the inn most. at Nlargate, the wiie , soli* . ,
,beer, wittioet the 'usual quantity of malt, aim geo„ t„theipfii.,.ry, of a datoiti.r.
._..,0p
that the company of Jesuits Might be re-esta- present were admitted to kiss thewPiolopei-vsih,flectr::l ;iit:_t•
some idea may be formed of the pernicious nature
blished'in his doininiolis,' and states as it was in their head was Father -Panizoni,
Of this beverage, from the following enumeration .. ou tha'eoth asst. Mrs. Irvine, of Invel''''.
- ' r,
Russia, from a conviction that, in these deplo- terint perform the functions of the General who is a.son. . • liar;
table times, the Jeitiits were instructors most ea- expected from Russia. , • of the ingredients e----- • . . ' • • ie
• tifi'3 •c
pable of forming, youth to Christian t'il't and the , . . Itectified Spirit of Witte, Salt Peter, • NIARILIEJ). , , ire, Ao`‘„slo ;1
An Act, Was afterwards read concerning the 'Pilaw!! of Opium, Powdered. Alum, • • . , Ott the'fith inst. at Aston-I-lall, Yorksl.) 4to , /,:51i;09,.A
fear of God, which is the beginning of wisdom,
restitution-of funds, the patrimony of the Jesuits. -Sul tunic acid, . Sal Pronella. • . ' ray Dttuglas, Captain itt the .5,2 d iteeilntr.sster'oil- 04
and to instruct- thccii in science are! letters. The We have now before us an exact Copy of the•re-,. .t,laugi,ter of the late David .
...
Wealtiechttro 1!'. „let) yr i
111,1-'''.too"' fi
4, .
still in existence, and provisional cam. e ••• "
1 . . , p .osattons Olt ruesclay, the 23d-inst. at Si,hriou. to . I, ,
duty of our pastoral charge leading us to seconc f ceipt ; but We decline, foe Obvious reasop, from cohaeat of the 1 " • '''l'll'' "';IY. ''''ll.
• or alienated property. Thus, sad Diario _Ho- Ist i,egimen.t of 0-, . di,-
..t!.ft se
time pious Wishes Of these Illustrious Monarchs,stating the prescribed quantity of each ingredient, r (laughter of tin: late Julin Wallace, F.-" 9 _ ito.,illi'?• •a/
mano, ended a' ceremony eternally glorious and ' .fA.-JeN, .1_
4.1,,,
and having only in view the glory of God and the .. Bv the use of this.noxious compound, 125. giillons: On .Satur(lay last; at LouglAt)ll, .
._. of jOI B , Si ~
memorable. of 0 ::::alto, 1 o Mary, eldest daughtu robs t.:iFll'
salvation of the -brour btief, 'beginning Per . . of ale, instead of eighty, is made from a quarter of Golding's-1;111.
• • . .. . . —. . , , ' Cburcl',„" Ally
alias, and dated the 30th of July, 1 80.1, extended . , ,
, . • malt ,so that the drngs, which cost abolif 3s. 64. On .ttit 30til init. at' St. -Pancr.ai.,,
street, "'i It'' ' ,:'
,
to tile kingdom of the Twa !'shies the same colt- . DUCKING EaTRAORDINARY..---On aliursday a produce 15 gallons:of-liquor ! ! !—(Leeds Mercury,) I eiennines, Egq. °flipper Guilitto+4l- ~,,.s„. 0 ioill'
vouwrest -daughter of George Ja.::,3011,••-• • ,fl ;I',•
0, „- y.
cessions which we hini wade for the Russian boy was detected in picking a p,erson!ss pocket, ou , A letter fr.roni Waterford, elated August 2,saaays 1 lacotisi, Tea:a ,- 6 . Mi1,'.,,,.,1". II
- - -- ... .... '. . _..:.l.nt'St• , 1,..-itit%`.,.° , 1

DUCKING ENTRAORDINARY.--.-011 ;Thursday a
boy was detected
.picking a person's- pocket, on
Hereford Course,
,and being instantly searched,
the sumniary punishment of ducking was quickly
carried into execution : he' was taken to the
Tranbrook, and whilst undergoing the unwel-
come ab!ution, several pekons desirous 5t wit-
nessing the ceremony, crowded against •a :rail,
which gave way, and nearly 'the whole became
the companions of the culprit in the watery ,ele-
ment, highly to the amusement of those Whom
prudence .or chance bad kept ,from the unlucky
spot : fortunately no one was hurt. and the cri,
urinal, after a ducking, was: released on' promis-
iugamendment..
Among the great number of whales, which have
been killed this season in the .(4recnialid *seas, one
got by the British Queen, of Newcastle, Captain•
BUTIEMAN, was very remarkable. Roth its jaw-
bones, from some great violence, had undergone
a complete fracture, and .were again, perfectly
united lin the usual manner. Instances of this
animal surviving such an accident arc, we believe,
very rare. ,The bones now lie at .Shields, and
afford one of the best specimens :ofthat,peculiar
restorative process of nature op the animal
economy.

have now before us an exact eopyof there-,
ceipt ; but we decline, for obvious reasopS, from
stating the prescribgd quantity of each ingredient.
By the use of this-noxious compound, 125. gallons:
of ale, instead of eighty, is made front a quarter of
ivalt ; so that the drugs, which cost about 3s; C.l.
'produce Xl5 gallons:olliquor !—(Leeds4.llercuiy.)
, A letter from Waterford, .dated August 5, says
,---" A melancholy and fatal. occurrence took
place. in this city yesterday: A$ a gentleinan was
about to leave toWn,,and as his servant was hold-
ii.g his.pistols in his hand, which Were loaned,'
. one of them went off, and, the ball passed through
both the thighs of a countryman, rho was stand-
ing in the yard. The feutoral artery was peare.
traced, and the man expired in about 20 minute's.
Several medical gentlemen immediately ran to his
assistance, but their efforts were, unhappily,
fruitless. .The sad event was purely accidental."
As two' laboarers were making a road over the
new-divided Carleton Moor, in the west of Eng-
land, on Friday.se'nuight, one of them heard the
crying of an hare, to which place he immediately
ran, and to his surprize, a weazle of the brown
species had a hare by the neck, which hare he
brought to his companion ; but in a few minutes
afterwards, the crying of another wai beard about
the same place. This noise he also followed, and
caught a second hare, which was also fixed by a
brown weazle ; and, to,add to the surprise, in less
than five minutes a third hare vas caught by a
,white weazle, which was also taken by the same
yerion. All the three hares were full grown.

On the'fith inst. at Aston-HalliAßitl,FT"r‘ksbire'll:-r'cli:i'r:l'e'l''''')
,aaytu.,4l::_it,triueugr lacifsa,t,,,C,eitilip,itettile,2it3ii)daii.lii,litashtievt,idd
ellrehii,ol.nehle';b.,•:te.r,iol;';'tsieCii":;.,
dCafoljlg:ll::e7t,tirc,
~oto,ff
the i.:111:::.tyt;
,1.11 eoegli iiiii 1,,,v,.,.n.
td.ittit,ii:afei:_je-3:1:-.1eva'::ru.
cid:',.:::),i'f:7l,l:_ii:L•tta.ll:"o.t.i:s"oo,.ts:l.':;l4l4:,
u.
_On Saturday last; at. Lou rhtiiii,:l'isJes, Ito.u.'slcitli,t ' 00
t
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"(.))In(ii.'t‘tiWtis3-10'itlIli. init. at' Sets. Paa:ce'rals', Cl)3l.°'. to I"l)*l'js-
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i;el-1'64..::1:!
Kentish Town.
' Yesterday, at the Parish Church of St. Ainhd.',.it2gv:•,.t'o' To'
Mr. •Antb..011.4-liglirtior; jute. of Woodfo',--",• j-;.01.' ~J
youngeArtianghter of the' l 1-, vo cr.s.vc;' ~o`.;i.
a, ...,,,ii... clop
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wyn, Hems. . Jobe ' tt): :0'
The, ne morainz, at Fulham', the Pe' -,,,,J0i"-,,iii
Randolph, seconil-SOn of the. rite lliihop of 'l. j..,104"
efdyst daughter of Richard. I'Vilsou', Esg' o - it
1,2.1ii5. ' 4):'
.
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11)11^:1). . , or•-• c.- ;4.
On the 24th of June, at Lucca, Janiale-i
11,,att, ~.
ir
Complicit. , . 0.1 hn ~,,11'
On the quill inst. at Fi.sfar, S. cutiand, - 4
.1:111ir4i, ,
11Ieathie, Provest of'Forlar. ,i •. 0, I‘rD`'.-- t'll
Oil the '24th hit t. at Setoti, in East 1.0,013.1 01,' i at'
net,
The sane daY,ltie Rev: John Norris, at 111.',, Cori, oer'' JI
in-law, Charles Carpenter, Esq. Aliotetoulial, yDiyi
~.5-1'
On Sunday last suddenly, at Clrelteolu!o),,,ovi. r' , I re'
, .6el'
Est.t. of Wiinoole-,stre, - a Beiljaana P
't, soil 1 ii• 4. do
New oln cr
many years Captain of the Town Coal, .
501 0,.01/•,,vi,
1 on -street. ~e, a •0, ',.,i,t
The sanie day, the Rev. Willi rn Waif,' .ot ,f ' ,:,
, a , eist vv'Lif,,rliter'llo re
verel, in the Comity of Esses, 111 toe
.0(-1,.„.., i-viie ii& 5 ..o.ii,
Soule time since, aged !I'S, Edward „ID, 1 . ccell.,„lo
of Sivailliatn;' and lately, aged 9Z, F-1i'''..,.,,c1;01%, ill' '
i.i;l'Illoil, the present. sexton ; which 1;1° ‘.,,-,10'1.';400,17
followed hy the niarriihre , of the lively
‘'' ,ithrit>. ri,
widow of his predecessor, on -.1.1t,,d....)2„,......---" " . t'je '-••••""--. . , Cr.li:ol.'
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LONDON : Printed- by J. 13. CARST,_.‘iitil':4'eviVi(:.'°.
buildings.; and. publi.shed by 33% A. '7,1; i:11t.,1-,ao-'
at the FFicr:, No., Iv', `113,i), iilW'''
xnents, Orders, Letters (post-raja)) e"-.

Empire.
'rite Catholic world demands with unanimous
'Voice the re-establishment of the Company of
•Jesiis. We daily receive to this effect the mose
pressing petitions from our•venerable brethren,
the Archbishops and Bishops, and the most dis-
tinguished persons, especially since the abundant
fruits which thi.Cornpany has produced in the
above countries-have been generally known. The
'dispersion even of 'the'-stones of the s'anetuary in
those recent calamities (WhiCh it is better now to
deplore than to re)eat) ; the annihilation of the
clisciPline of tile regular orders (the glory and sup-
port of Religion and the Catholic Church, to the
restoration of which all our thoughts and Cayes
,ice at Present direeted),. require that-we.shauld
accede to a wish so just and general.
We should deem ourselves guilty of a great
amidst these dangers of the
crime towards Cori, if,
Christian Republic, we negletted -the aids which
the special providence of God has init at our dis-
posal ; and if, placed in the bark of Yet-: r, tossed
assailed by continual ;aortas, We refused to
employ, the vigorous and exrrienced rowers who
volunteered their services, in order to break the