The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-06 00:00:00

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A NEW,LULLABY, BY DOCTOR TOWZEIL

WILL YOU COME TO TUE COT:
TUNE—." irill'you come to the Bower."
Will you come to the cot we're got ready for you?
Your quilt shall be white, and your curtains sky-blue •
Your cot, Master Shi, ev'ry other shall beat,
'Tis the pride of the City and Aldetsgate-street.
Won't you; won't you, won't you, won't you,
Come Master Shi.

Will you come, will you come, and be born, Master Shi,
We'll spew you about, as the boys do. their Guy;
If you don't quickly come, there will be such a row, Sir,
The Lord only knows what they'll do to poor Towzer.
Won't you, won't you, &c.

Oh, come, Master Ski, 'tis a shame that a son
Should keep his Pa waiting so long as you've done;
If you now could but call, the Believers would_pay,
But kept longer waiting, they'll all go away.
Won't you, won't you, &c.

Haring urged for your coming these arguments strong,
Eicuse me if I put an end to my song;
Come now, and tht public shall finely be.cramued,
If you won't you may stay where you are—
But I Won't swear.
Won't you, won't you, &c.
Esi•r.

THE THEATRE.-1L Will give the public ranch
pleasure to know, that Miss O'NEILL IS so Pouch
recovered as to be able to resume her station
last night at Covent-garden _Theatre, in the part
of Juliet. The Theatre was completely occupied,
and at the moment when-this interesting Actress
appeared, reiterated shouts of welcome manifest-
ed the esteem and admiration which her charm:-
ter and talents have excited.- Her performance
manifested few traces of her indisposition, but
was as usual marked by correctness, animation,
and genuine pathos.
The Opposition did very well as long as they
only multipEed questions, but they cut a very poor
figure when they came to divide.
A Question for Mr. WHMIREAD.—Co-rn, malt,
and hops having fallen in price, why has not porter
fallen too ?

The Committee•at Dumfries for managing the
'Subscription for erecting a Mausoleum ,over the
remains of BURNS, in. their Zeal' to forward this-
tribute of respect to the memory of departed ,ge-
nius, addressed a card to the celebrated Mrs. JoR-
DAN, who had an engagement with.the Manager
of that Theatre, submitting to her consideration
the propriety of devoting tt night's performance
to so laudable an object, to Which. she returned
the following liberal' answer :—. . _

" Mrs. JORTA - presents her respects to the Gentlemen
of the Committee appointed for erecting a Mausoleum to
the Memory of Rein BrtyBURNS, and be, leave to assure t hem ,
that she feels highly gratified in their application, as
it will allow her to hecinue (though an humble) yet
most zealous promoter of so interesting 'and liberal adesign,
and one so worthy the feelings of Scotia's sons.
" Dumfries, November 23, 18t4."

With a correspondit►g spirit, Mr. M'CREADY,
the Manager, agreed to the proposal ; and on
Saturday evening the comedy of the Way to
Keet) Him was performed, the part of Widoiv
BeitnOur by Mrs. JoRDAN. The receipts amount-
eiklearly 501.

Receipt for a Fashionable Rout.—Take all the
Ladies and Gentlemen you can get, place them in
a room with a slow fire, stir them well, have
ready a piano-forte, a harp, a banditti of books
or prints, put them in from.time to time ; when
the mixture begins to settle, sweeten with poli-
tesse or wit (if you have it ;) if not, flattery will
do as well, and is very cheap. When all have
stewed together for two or three hours, put in
one or two turkeys, some tongues, sliced beef or
ham, tarts, cakes, and sweetmeats, and some
bottles of wine ; the more you put the better, and
the more substantial rittr,Rout will be.—N. B.
Fill your room quite full, and let the scum run
off of itself.

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.—An Inquisition was
held last week at Ashton-upon-Mersey, before
Mr. HOLLINS, Coroner, upon the bodies of a
young %voman and her infant child, found drowned
in the river Mersey. It appeared the deceased had
been courted some time by a young man, by
whom she had the child, and was ..afterwards
slighted by him, and took the fatal resolution of
drowning herself and the infant. The Jury
brought in a Verdict, under the circumstances,
Lunacy. They were both buried in one grave on
Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr. HonsoN,.Curate-of
Ashton, amidst the commisseration of a sonrround-
ing multitude.
BEGGAHS.—Tbe Mayor of Oxford bas set on
example worthy of being followed by all the Chief
Magistrates,,in requesting the inhabitants of that
city to abstain from giving alms to beggars ; an
office having been establish-ed in the Town Hall,.
for investigating the Cases of persons asking alms,
and affording relief to such as really want it. Pro-
fessional beggars are dealt with according tc.;
According to law, every person giving money to
a common beggar, is liable to a penalty of five
shillings.
Monday se'nnight, about seven o'clock, a wo-
man belonging to Rutherglen, was attacked by
two men, near Nelson's monument, Glasgow, and
robbed of ss. and a basket containing some yarn.
They afterwards took off her petticoat and duffle
elobk ; and as she was crying, they said they
would soon make her quiet, and immediately tools
her to the river and threw her itl. - Fortunately
the noise she made dreiv people to her assistance 5
and.she was taken out without any other injury
than '%vhat she had sustained from the blows of the

robbers. She remained in great distress all night
in the Humane Society lodge..
The-Popularity of the New Patent Twine Cloth,
brought out by the House of MILLARD, which
has arisen from its intrinsic value, far exceeds any
thing of the kind we have had occasion to notice
of the discoveries and improvements in our Ma-
nufactures for a great length of time. its eco-
nomy, which is certainly very great, being only a
secondary consideration, since it has been found to
be not only of the greatest protection and .con for,t
to the weak constitution (preventing the ill effects
of sudden transitions front heat to cold) but of im-
provemeut to the robust, by simply and most be-
neficially, yet iniperceptably imparting an equable
temperature. Observations on this useful Article
haS recently' been published by SHERWOOD and
Co, price Is. and pay be bad of. all Booksellers,