The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-27 00:00:00

BRISTOL, OcT. 25.

We'dnesday morning heaven seemed,to smile on
the aupiciousliawn ; for it was one of the sweetest,
mornings that rose upon the eye of &ran, was•ncher7
ed -in by the ringing of bells, by display of flags and
standards streaming from the steeples of our churches,_
the tops; of the public buildings, and tile masts of the
shipping of all nations in the harbour. in the course
of the morning service was performed by. the Clergy
and dissenting Ministers of different denominations,
in their several churches and meeting=houses, where
appropriate sermOns were delivered ~by their respec-
tive minister's to numerous and crowded congrega-
tions., The Mayor and Corporation attended divine
service at the Mayor's Chapel, where an impressive•
discourse was delivered on the occasion by the Rev:
T. T. Biddulph.
About nine o'clock the, Volunteer Corp,,s in this
city and neighbourhood; assembled in Queen-square,
from whence they proceeded to St. Paul's church,
where an excellent and appropriate sermon Was`deli-
vered by Dr. Small. After service the Dollar, at-
tended by'the Churchwardens, and the principal in-
.habitants•of 14 parish, proceeded to lay thefounda-
tion stone of.an obelifk, to- be ereCted in the centre
.of Portland-square, as a memorial of, his Majesty's
.happy reign. After the ceremony, theNolunteers
:fired three rounds over the foundation: stone, amidit
a vast number of spectators. The spettacle was so-
lemn and impressive. •
Ihe Volunteers afterwards returned -to Queen-
square, where, about two o'clock, they were joined
-by the garrison of this city ; when the Whole, being
drawn up in order, fired a feu de joie in honour of
the day. A royal salute of cannon was returned'
from Brandon-hill, and the joy was "echoed from
heaylit to earth, from earth to heaven." The work
of: charity and temperate festivity then began, and
though the English may be a very dining people, they
also proved that they are a moral and devout peOple
fear God and honour the King.- To notice-
-all the acts of charity and beneficence manifested by
the corp'rate and parochial bodies„ as well as by in-
-dividuals on this happy occasion, would exceed our
jirnits. A.' grand triumphal arch was cOnstroded.in
Corn-street, between St. Werburgh's Church and
-Mr. Norton's'house, festooned with laurel, and :or-
.namented.with 'suitable devices. In the evening a
bonfire was lighted on , Brandon-hill. 'The effed
was grandand sublime.

CELEBRATION 07 THE GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE,
- THE ORANGE 'SOCIETY, TWELVE BELLS,
ERIDE.-*LANE, FLEET-STREET.
At a respetiable Meeting of the Hon. Protestant
Association of
.Loyal Brotherly Orangemen, Constitu-
tional Lodge, 1042, and Monarehal Lodge, 764,
for the express purpose of 'commemorating our re-
vered and beloved Monarch, Georgethe Third, en-
tering
into the 50th year of his reign and accession
to the Throne of the Imperial Realms of Great Bri-
thin and Ireland, and to shew their respell and ,
veneration for that truly happy and memorable
event :
The foll Owing were the principal toasts drank on
the occasion ; the meeting conducted and *concluded
with the greatest decorum and conviviality:
H. STANTON, Esq. Permanent Master, L. C. G. M.
of Middlesex, Surrey, and City of London, in the
Chair; • "
" The Father, Friend, and Prote&or of his People,
his most gracious Majesty King George the Third,
may he long continue to reign over a loyal and grate-
ful People:" Three times. three.
• "The Queen and all the Royal .Family.'.` Ditto.'
" The glorious and immortal memory of 'King
William the Third, Prince of Orange." Ditto.
" The' Prince and Princess of Wales, and.,Protes-
rant Sueces.sion. to.the-Throne." ,Ditto.
.",The present Ministers—may they and -their
successors ever resist Catholic Emancipation.",r-
Twice three.
" Their Royal Highnesses the-Dukes 'of Cumber-
land.and Gloucester." .Ditto.
Sir David Dundas and the Army of England,"
Ditto.
" The British Tars, and Wooden' Walls of Old
England." Ditto..
" Tile Right Hon. Charles Flowers, Lord Mayor
of London, and the real Supporters in the Corpo-
ration for celebrating .the Jubilee." Ditto.
" The ,Heroes of Egypt, Sicily,' Portugal and
Spain, who have again given such convincing proofs
to Europe that we earrfight and defeat the French
handed." Ditto.
The Spanish Patriots—May they obtain ample
• satisfatlion fur French treachery and usurpation."—
Ditto. ,
May the Orange ,Tree be planted in tee cen-
tre of the globe, and its branches extended trom
Pole to Pble." *
The true, and loyal • Supporters to King and
GonstltUtion, of all religiouS persuasions." With
three."'
After which were drank the Chancellor of. the
Exchequer, LOrd Camden, Generals Wellesley ,
and Beresford ; Ailn-rirals Lord St. Vincent' and Sir
SidOy Smith ; the Right Hon. George Cole, Cap-
tali] Giffard, J. C..l.l.litreford, -Esq. M.P. and Tho-
MaS 'Vernon, Esq. Ireland ; Colonel Taylor, of
Manchester, and several other of the -most distin-
gnishedstipporters of the Orange Society ; Sir Wm.
Curtis,' Ald. Birch, and Mr, Samuel Dixon, of - this
City, were drank with high applause.
.On the Worshipful County Grand Master leaving
he Chair, his health was given by the Seven Com-
mittee men with three, and the Thanks of the`
...Meeting unanimously voted to him for, his manly
aid dignified eoliths& in . the chair, and the. very
very
, high seuse they entertain of his spirited and gen:A:roils
exertions-, in promoting so laudable and loyal an in-
stitution in this.: metropolis; ter which the Master
returned his Thanks in an eloquent, neat, and appro-
priate address, and concluded by living " The Gulect
Lodges of Irelatid and England." Time times three.
R. L. Synies, Secretary dela. Henry Wise, Sen.
Corn. Master.
" God SaVe the. King," " Rule Britannia," and
several loyal grange. Songs were sung with. on-
boundedapplause. •
Resolved—That these Lodges will meet on Satur-
day, Nov. 4, at ti.u'ciock, at this house, to celebrate
t the usual anniversary. in honour of W Blatt) .111.

Prin:•!6 of Orange, in support of which all Brott,4l
in -the Old and New System are !quested to attet".l
as well as on every Second Wednesday in lye
.Month. A Purple Lodge to be held next night. .
Signed, by Order of the, Master,
•
.(1. L. Sy.mEs..

. ,
CUPAR, OCT. 18.—Early on the morning of the
13th instant, a most daring attack was nmde upoll
John_ Howie, mason in .tires. He had been at
Cupar market the'-day preceding, where
.Ire untur'
tunately had remained too long, and passed tY
Squat toll-bar about dawn of day, op his. way 11(.0",
which was nearly two miles distant. Between
and seven 'o'clock that morning, some slaters, on
their way south to their work, were alarmed at the
appearance of different quantities of blood upon the
high road ; and while conversing about the Cause,
they 'heard some groans in the wood upon their left'
where they foand John Howie, almosr lifeless, rab'

bed of 291. He was conveyed to his father's house/
and surgical aid being procured, ten piece§ of .fraC.
turgid bones were extra6ted from his: skull. Jobil
Daridie,. jun. a recruit belonging to the Fife Shire re
giment of militia, was committed the same eveninto
by warrant of the Sheriff of Fife, to Cupar jail, Jo"
cused of being accessary to this 'assault and robberY.
Hisabsence from parade that morning, returning 1'
Cupar with bloody clothes, and employing a worrio
to wash them, created great suspicion against biol.
The Sheriff has been adivelyemPloyed since in tllL'
ing a precognition.

In the afternoon of the 25th ult.. John Storey, 10 !
boatman of the port of Corms, whose daughters ivel"6
drowned on the Bth' took a young 'man
,and twD
young women, .whe were.bathers, residing at Blyti"
out in his boat for an eieUrsiOn on the. river Waias"
beck. John Storey...got 'out at. Watson's Quay, 1'),
the Northumberland side of the river, and haviit
taken from the boat; a large stone, occasionally 00"
as an anchor, undttr pretence that it incommoded
ladies, he removed at a short distance to the edge
theQuay'; and while the party were arnoSitt., they''
selves on the water, he, unperceived, ret ihii"'
self down in the tide-way with'the stone, to which
small rope was attached, 'fastened ro hisboki,
he was an excellent swimmer, and 'probably 130,1
conceived that nature mightbe too strong for ii;S're
solution. It wits then about turning of the
He was soon missed, and his hat was seen on 0:
quay ; and at low' Water (he stone teas found, Vit;
the rope tied to it, opposite to where th,. hat had*t
laid.. His - body, 'however, was not found till 15S.
week... John Storey appeared very composed wi)eitis
he attended the remains of his too daughters 16
grave on t 12th of last month, but he became
More and more deje&ed. He told his wife he swis
solved to *follow them ; and before he left his
and childienfer the Water party on Mond4o.l-;
kissed them all three times round. He ha;i lett .
widow with *six children ; two of 'them are at ipljee't
four 'at home, very Small,- the-youngest an infitst
the breast.
On Tuesday last, the- following; 11V;
,
.pened to Mr. Sinton, of the 'shield-field-mill,
Newcastle. Having stopped the
,mill and ascell;
ed one of the wands to adjust the sail, the bracic /1":11L14
deniy giving way, he was carried round upon •4
-is
arm of the mill for near a quarter of an boor.
distressing and dangerous ,sitipric;ri betpg perccir'
by the people at Fat..4‘.z. nsslStahce
speedily sent, and he w,ts taken of} Othout. hav''"to -
received any bodily injury ; it was, hoWever",
derable time before he recovered his recolleation.
Persons shoOting should .be careful not to L.
paper in which sand or sugar has been wrapped, 7,
several instances have been known of the burst,io
of, guns were such paper has been used. •
The harriers belonging to T: Thomson, Esci• r
•Ber'gh Apton, Norfolk, had last week one of the se
verist and longest runs they- ever experienced.
Dyke's famous horse died in theleld long b-efore
death of the hare, and three ether capital hofsgs
were completely knocked „Up at the same time. 09. t
a few of the.' most dashing 'Sportsmen who vfol3
straight forward, could keep within sight of. ¶l.le
heunds. The Not-Zell-city pack also
.load some o,'
cellent running on Friday, in Yelverton and the
joining parishes. Darell's .hounds, on 't•Pf
same dayi at Arrninghall, Bixley, and LakenhaTi
run a leash of hares, and killed a brice:
A considerable number of counterfeit 75..
and Bank of England one-poutid -notes are nOel 41.
circulation at Plymouth and the neighboUring
and incredible asoit may appear, they are stated;
be the manufaatire of the Frenchmen confined/1P
the Royal Prison at Dartmoor. The 7s. pieces ale9,cf
the date of 1804, ratlierbelardgeetre,:eadn,bt.yhetigieoocod:;!
ones, paler, very light, and will ,not stand the test,P
ringing. The notes. may
ness of the
.paper; which also, feels, rAughl,aP
spongy.

• Still) 14 lit PK- •"- ":- "
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CAAVESIV.! D, :0CT0.8E,R:75. , •.
Arrived—the Prrxiod, Spritson, fro,m Op9rto;. :leo3o
Brinct, from Surinarri;. and Ihe-Cato, t4ig, troua Prine
ward's Island:
Saiied•—the • Holland, Newton., frir lagiaica ; Charlort-'
Griffiths, and Disporit, Rowc, for Q?r,k ; Larkio, Corr'
for tor iarnarea •, 01.,0rt0, Covey,' rot q..)10t0.; gal the AO'
Elizabeth, :Larson, tor Gibraltar. -•

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On Thursday-senbight, at VVOburn;,Bedfrirdshire, Cha
Penrose, Esq. '-Of trni•is.street, -sq'uare,. to AO
Thornton, of. Wilburn. . .
On Monday. last, at Newland,. Gloucestershire, Tlio rot
Dii BuiSsolt; Esq. of Wandsworth, Surrey, to Miss
eldest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Birt, of Newland.
The same day, at . St. Helen's, Nurwich, George
Miltnan, Esq. eldest scut of Sir Francis. Milman, to Eli?
iv
beth Hurry Alderson, only .daughter of Robert Alderit/0
Esq. Itecorderof ipswich.
.On Tuepday..last, at. Allhallows Church, -I..ondOn•l‘S 3 A
Mr. ChadiJS, of.Watling.street,. to Miss Mill, of Londe
Wall, • •
On Wednesday last, at Islington, Mr Thompson,sof, ,
,Haymarket, to Miss Dolton, of York Citi•-road.
The same day,. Captain Nathaniel Vincent ,Herbert.'-
Miss Mary DoWric, both of Biggleswitile.
Yesterday, at' St,. George's Church, Hantr/et.square,
Temiall Dick, ,Esq of f• insoury-square,,to Harriette, yu0...'1,1,
est daughter of the Lite toi,n Le Coq,Esq. of loho-?tr`
Bed ot ruW. to
•
to Millister of Bolton,

:Lately, the .Rev. Stewart,
the Hon..MarAarct Shut.. Wiitgliter the late Lord

lyre.

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On the; yl inst. 'Mr (olio ..'41)01..t, or Liverpool.
Yesterday sc outioAuviesl lLu,e, neo 'r•
11,11;,. relid I4:C 1U 111 gudkLo, Esq. of
own.