The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-05 00:00:00

CRIC

The Cricket Match between
Clubs, in Lord's Ground, was
the Percy.

• HAMMERSMITH.
I - 136 First Innings
83 I Second Ditto .

the Hammersmith and Percy
decided on Friday in fa-vour of

PERCY.
First Innings -
Second Ditto - -

219
Percy won

- 1

- 54

165

54 rune.

FANATICISM.—UOI.IIIt kiItLOFF, in Zl recent pub,.
lication descriptive of his travels in the South of France, mi-
nutely relates the • horrible occurrences that took place in
'fhoulouse at the - frightful epoch. of Saint.. Bartholomew.—
Scarcely had the news arrived in that city of the cruel mas-
sacre of.t.he Protestants in Paris, when preparations were made
even to surpass .the Capital in barbarity. The members of
Parliament and the Magistrates employed every kind of stra-
tagim to draw into theplace the Protestants who were dispersed
about,tke neighbouring country. They were then arrested and
confined together in the Conciergerie. At the expiration of
three weeks, orders having been received from Paris to that
effect, the massacre took place. One 'morning before sunrise,
seven or eightruffians,.armed with axes and cutlasses, entered
the .Concergerie, and, ordering the prisoners to descend one
after the other, butchered them at the foot of the stairs, without
giving them time to say-a word, or address a prayer to Heaven.
pillaged and stripped the dead bodies, they were exPOsed'
The number -killed was about three hundred. After having
in a
state of nakedness to the public gaze' for two whole days, while
large ditches were dug, into which,. after having been cruelly
mutilated, .they were thrown without any covering.
There are''still many disciples of Joanna South-
cott at Asliton-under-Lyne, and one of them, John Wro,e. has
assumed the character of a prophet,
und in a published rhap-
sody calls upon his fellows• to ass.ume the name of " True
Israelites," to abandon such • of, their garments as contain a
mixture of linen and wool, and to put away all pictorial rep're-
sentitions. Five- respectable gentlemen have actually sighed
their names to a pappr- recommending thlsiliapsodY •to the 'obe)'-
diem attention of mankind.—(Liverpool Advertiser.)

MARRIED. - •
On Saturday, the 2d inst., at Croydon Church, CaPta,nt •
M Shncoe:acaulay, of the Royal Engineers,' toAnhe'Cre"tsir
daughter of the late John Elmsley,: Esq.*, Cltief.3011114:00:
Lower Canada, and niece to the late Rev.:Dt.,..Eirnaley.i
cipal of St. Alban's Hall, Oxford, and ithatr.taiViege#os'.7l,
Sir Benjamin Hallowell, K.C.B.
On the 4th inst., at St. Margaret's, Westminster, :e
.;
Greenwood, Esq., of Great Queen-street, WirstininstercitAAK
Louisa Achiana, eldest daughter of the R.e.V..Alem'andeiLebstr>
of James-street, Buckingham-gate, one altkr3lisjesti"."
and Minister of the Swiss Church. • gArt,
On the 441-iinst.,at Croydon, Mr. fl.ll,l,•Seallj; tO
Ann, youngest daughter, of the late Alexandoi-BiiiseLOrerrnot*
Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-squOv,r, S. W41,1)3.,_ 'eye'
Esq., to Eliza.ho), eldest surviving daughtetO.fale-`,4*.el•
Illeynell,- Esq.*, of QuOrndon-hall, in the cOuntY:orLOiel____;;„....o

• DIED.
haiplxirt4 At Brighton, on the 29th ult., Mina 'Frederica ,i'••
the infant daughter of Baron de Rutter.
On the 28th inst. at his residence, in Pultene7.bl"--., •
Weymouth, Bayles \Vanden, Esq., agett. 47 Years.'shm
On the,3d inst., at Ketteringham.hall, Norfolk,- Halt. tb ~°
wife of N. W. Peach, Esq., of Saville-row, and
,Hyflet •
county of Dorset.
0n05..
At St. Petershurgh, on the 11th MWi s4lliani"' 1,
On Wednesday, the 29d1 ult. in the
.7.9th,year, Of Wit - ' ,)
George Lempriere, lisq., of illasbrouglk near itother'hito;oo,
On Sunday last, Maria Miner, el4egniaity.o.of6"ll. •
Benjamin Vander Gucht, Esq., of Lower pof*.strert'
On the 4th inst., at his house, St. heonard, Nazipip,7
.Tames Bury," Esq.,' of G uild Enrd.ireet., ag m ved Bli ' aiw :1
On the 4th inst. at the Grove, Stretfpr.C;i(44..
year, Ann, relies. (;f the late Rev. Peter xlionias.
merly of Chi ;well, in the same Orr t county. • b/4!
he.dth inst., at ,Iter residence, CrOss.street,....„.-
Mrs, Catherine Iridge, in ber ti•lth year.
On the ;20.th- ult., at Atuftertlarn,-,Mr. Joaqttlin; '
Knight of the Order of Christ, Consul: General " jr.
the'King of Portugal,-in the.Netherlattdl.:.;:t•✓
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