The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-15 00:00:00

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REPORTED DEATH OF MR. CL.
THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN.

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The statement made by Mr. Figgins, yesterday, 81
Farringdon Ward Meeting, of the death of Mr. Clark,
Chamberlain, excited a great sensation in the City ;
'
believe the rumour is wholly without foundation.
Clark has for some time past been in an infirm eat'
health, and in his 9341 year, but we have not heard t
he is in a very dangerous state. He resides at Chert'

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from which place an account was received at eight o'c
last night, in which not the slightest allusion was 1:0,1.'1
the worthy gentleman's death, or that he was pot "°l',
of recovery; but, on the contrary, the account stated
he was in the same state as he appeared in the morni°
and that the symptoms of his complaint had not beo
more alarming.

To a ♦ery late hour last night, no account had been
ceived at Mr-Clark's residence, in Bridge street, Blic,
friars, to confirm Mr. Figgins's report.—Atorn. 005'

THEATRE ROYAL.

(From the Dublin Morning Register of Thursday"
Lord Anglesea's first visit to the theatre, last e'r
ing, attracted a most brilliant and crowded house..
entertainments having been but " by desire of his
lency," the Lord Lieutenant entered hi
seven o'clock, unaccompanied by the porn)
attendant upon " command " nights.
Anglesea was recognised, an enthusiasth
his arrival, at the conclusion of which hi;
nable, and immediately the greetings wt
increased vigour, concluding with " one
Lord Anglesea; the applause, however w;
means general, and immediately upon its
mendous deafening shout from the genet
cheer for " the repeal of the Union,"
warmly responded to from all parts of the
tinued for some minutes.
•
The performances for the night were
and Popping the Question. During ,
the opera little else could be distinguished
for the shave-beggar," " a groan for the pr
" a groan for Doherty," intermingled
sounds from the orchestra, and an odd se;
from the stage. The storm, however, grad
prevailedyery d übtthfurioulheolter;
the
eta theayes
es timeoi.n
and before the end of the first act silence
the acts was abundantly prolific of el
O'Connell and the repeal of the Union, to
owe:pie:evened ; but,_ kott.o4Cllttr
o,
opposition was offered. There was, tows
sion of the opera, " a cheer for Lord Ang)
for the Lord Lieutenant," with respect
most unequivocal demonstration of public feeling was
farce, where Mr. Primrose drawing a chair, invites Thecalls
Biffin to sit down until they should discuss the quePtlfor ttt, Air. _
immediately a stentorian voice from the upper ref6%,,L,1, mgr
shouted out—" Oh, no public discussion allowed." ,
effect upon the audience was electrical; those who digt, „ak, Sir ; '
cheer were convulsed with laughter, whilst the most, 11,.
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thusiastic shouts, waving of hats and handkercVi sir
marked the ready application of the passage by the alio i?l.l,o4l3E'''_',
ence. The Marquis, upon quitting the theatre, b'r• I,„d
very warmly cheered, but the plaudits were inimetlo • azo
followed, whilst he was within hearing, by tremen4lit 4‘01.1z u•
cheers for the repeal of the Union. Mr. Cast.; &c.the barrister, addressed the house from the upper
bm(
immediately upon the Marquis retiring, and encour,i,
the people to persevere in their endeavours for a rel,e'i "tesdy
the Union. Mr. Casserly's observations were "al
Pj:ll4 Ca ht
cheered throughout.
"Zo-Li VIII ,
The French dancers, Celeste and Constance, ' wrt:, year • 0
loudly and enthusiastically applauded as upon any ettli%of the
occasion.
Pet) of the
and it
Ilhiei,w" Plo
4lgpia° and ir
with Ying tin
the Others
dip bier vv„.
for -

CONFIDENCE.-Trust him little who pra
all; him less who censures all ; and him least WI
indifferent about all.—Lavater.

FORGIVENESS.— -He that cannot fo
others, breaks the bridge over which he must pass
self, for every man hath need to be -
Herbert.

A malignant fever has broken
of Hayerfordwest, in the county of Pei
Magistrates are at a loss what steps to tal
soners. The fumigating apparatus beloi
rantine establishment at Milford has bee,
Lazaretto, and sent off in a cart to the
curnstance of this disease appearing at thk
is more to be lamented, as the prison is in,
unfortunately there is no county hospital

LYNN, JAN. 13.—Early
evening, a moat alarming fire was witnessed
this neighbourhood, the flames of w:tiel,
some parts of Lynn, though at the distar
and upwards. We subsequently learnt
barn of Mr. F. FISHER, which eontar
wheat, besides oats and beans, which or
culation were ear imated (including the
300/. Although the villagers were ver
endeavours to stop the progress of
nothing of value was saved from the rage
element that came within its reach. Two
ALLEN and WILLIAM limit, under tw'
residents in the place, were the next da:
picion, nothing however being elicited tl
tiate their guilt they were remanded for
tion ; but next day one of them (Au.:
he and his partner in custody, carried into effect
bolical scheme of setting the stacks on fire. They ';
sent off to Norwich on Sunday for trial.--Norfolk
ST. JOHN LONG.--It was stated some
ago that this worthy had emigrated to France.
letter from Dover it would appear that he only 01
from that town to Calais last week. The weather j
rough when he reached Dover, end he was concealte
the City of London Hotel until it moderated. Mr•
has for some time past been coquetting with public,
and public opinion, with a view, we suppose, to pro'
more favourable verdict than his demerits deserve'
A
the Old Bailey on Friday, an application was 111'
Mr. Ar..r.xv for a day to be fixed for his trial, in 001
he might not be subjected to unnecessary inconvetv
He made a similar application last sessions but d'
surrender. The Court, on the present occasion,
to interfere. It is a fine thing to see the poor and
acted imprisoned for weeks, and then hurried to 1'
early or late, as suits the convenience of the public,
to have the Court gravely moved to interrupt the 0'
its proceeding to suit the convenience of an icnl
quack, who, if be had got his deserts at his lost
would now have been steering his way to New lii
—Stockport Advertiser.

111/
FRIGHTFUL DISTRESS IN CORK.-A'-
or INDUSTRY.—The number of dependents on the 13°
of the General Institution, as returned by the Stro
this day, was seventeen hundied and twenty-nine! !
one hundred starving creatures applied for ed'l3/;o
No words that the language is capable of expressingt„)o
adequately convey a notion of the exhibitions of vire
ness of which the Board Room was this day the
Gone-by respectability—superior intelligence--de lot
old age, anii spectral youth, formed the mass of
presented to the Governors. The Board syn3lll,io
with the sufferers, and, as far as practicable, 1°
them. Several gentlemen called out for pooe
—others for the prompt exposure of those partieso
though blessed with affluence and comfort, refuse,
the poor in contributing to the fund nolo being °ld/
the Mayor and Sheriffs, whilst others of them reg-to,'
that the Press might be made available for the W'
of their wish, namely, that those yet unmoved belAa ttt
requested to attend the Board on any given day, Irl vorf
see if their hearts would remain steeled.— Cork 4
of Tuesday.
EV
LORD BYRON'S FRIEND TRELAIe-L, '
,
Though somewhat below the full-grown stature, Pie
altogether a very handsome man, possessed ° hilt
strength and surprising agility. Nature had give,"
highly-romantic countenance; his wild haughty old old t
scintillating dark eye, denoted his disposition to
extraordinary undertakings. In his manners and 7,
he seemed to have taken ANASTASIUS for his mode „},ro
to judge from his lofty language, he had a mint of rot'
as rich as Don ADRIAN DE ARMADO ; and ben( 11
tamed for his heroes a veneration as deep a. thati lj
QuixoTx himself for all the giant-killers °l:oer',
rators of imprisoned virgins who had the
him. Born of a respectable Cornish familY find'
barked when young as a midshipman ; but, ft 0,
that the strictness of naval discipline did not sh°3o4l
room for indulging romantic dispositions, he tiular
ship on its arrival in the East Indies, and soon tot fill
the buccaneers, who then infested those seat' ally
them he passed him happier,day a, meeting contioub ecst„
ote
the moat extraordinary adventures arid hair-breadtl
lie might have yet continued to enjoy a life so he to
to his disposition, had not his companions ougtiao/0
him during a dispute about prize-money. He °lot tt
vengeance; but seeing himself closely pursued' iliebti
he felt was so great, that he did not stop in bls a,
he found himself in the country of the Wacbahre-ias';
exploits which followed, though not new, "Villisg
lous—the quality atoning for the quantity.--4
Affairs of Grew.

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the early r
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noclarnatioc, ,00 tjteback me
I with °coo' s flay, for flt,e,,,e of digili.th Iloya
radually subi'_olo V Pretence f
cc and good ° +4(14 _
and eh elapsed bet' t ottoz
zheera for 1)',111111114tt ; in the
3 which very Lie!, was in i
wards the e°nrs, Piano-fore
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to whicheyeui
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out in the
1)1
nit
embroke, and ~l,ttr,: t
an 4
hey
aokneging witltotthhe cel(e'try, assists
m landed front it The
e gaol. The , tin anie
to present rnon'A,ll Pet, '1) ne,
much crovrdedt ',"
ell
in Pembrokesl3' 11 w:Bat oi
WediteStlj;l:llll itisted Ez
essed at TilneP /the.:3,°9, Boa
ich were visiblei;,at I,c)Pe, pi
ance of four te?,44ltaiithi
it to hare been ,I;ept", was
wined four lotejle ,:lentativt
on a moderate Ratters col
eitensive barriligiaajle, in l
rery active in tatte,..44441 nn
the conflagre Leo
ge of the devout,i
vo youths, Reed TEi
venty years of 71.
ty taken up on 'O, "toil. 2111 a
that could sub' ,o, t.i.rakosl
✓ further exse'lly t 41": P
.RN) confessed
into effect the 4 (1 billOy
At 11. qUn,
a fire. They iy
—Norfolk Or ere as g
fated some t' ihtitis "her,
fijtkir litr to
to France. f c„, 'bern
at he only credent
The weather Ito Th.r"al
le was conceale',,rt Yo
!rated. Mr. l'°;i4:tletattilvsl'ol,
with public 'teti,tielu_ as
'ppm, to proco t
writs deserre,, 6,44 k. aft
ttion was waueai 14'ianii7t)
s trial, in order •, 441 t, 'Y
try inconverii!fod tot et Pear.
%Eons but (114 142 4e St")
it occasion, re'"/ )
i,.f
he poor and 4eti at;
hurried to Wit'lllli ire e;
of the public, 1", dt
:errupt the ore? i‘t 11,0414
e of an irOP5ll4, That i
• at his last ,ripivai,,extetui
vs
to New 110 ItlCe tf
es. at le
1100 `.
^ith -at v
dents on the b 0
it kith the a's:i
ted by the ste"oo 9Uit,d4 atyl,
-enty-nine! !I, ;,4 "eat, (even
ied for adinll'a, teaditiaging.
of expressing riiiho gi.et the 1
bitions of viretccS4tiat 4t
as t(
this day the :fill 41,4ecea
telligence.--de lid Your etir
Af
the mass of
Board synaPe'ioltote it en,
ractieable, ad° l'ath
er he n
tut for poet 6a Nee 41
those partieeo ►`ll4l,ie :45y
onfort, refuse, gird he p
tow being ray %) 'OO,l ti
- req'w.d te'Pera.