The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-16 00:00:00

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10 I.l2i'iiN_A S:0 li'i'H. COT.g.,

The folldwing extract of a letter from a Cler-
gyman of thi.e Ettablisbment; has been inserted Id
7'he Binitingbani fletdid, the Editor of which
.
na-
turally expresses. hiS surprize,. th*' a Member of
our Orthodox Church Should be perinittc(? 'a pa:
tronize and •iticulcate the doctrines of the fethale
Impostor, or) at hest; absurd Visionary
" if, Sir, you have seen the letter, and d 6 not
mean to insert I,i, this Part of the business I riiiit
leave for yon and your conscience to reconcile.
in addition to the cradle, I can inform you illat
such is the strength of faith, of the suppOSed fana-
tics and deluded people; that the society
, Bir-
.
.minghani have sent up to London- Many Pre.lsents
for the reception of the Prince of Peace ; and, ih
addition to those already sent, we are no,, going
to send up rt,silver cup awl salver-, With a lid; sili
which is plaCed a ball, repteSenting the globe, oa,
which is perched a dove; with an olive branch
perhaps, at: some future tilrie, I. may inform yo:i
the inscriptions .thereon.—`Tie mission of this
woman was to WI in Birmingham in less than.
six months, and not a vestage he, left behind; this
was the cry of the Ministers of the Gospel; but
you See, Sir, it . has not fallen yet. Our motto
fr6m the beginnin4. Was, •' Truth is
,strong and
prevail;" and we see the effec:i of thii have.
been realised. ' Our society ,tow consists of 509
People,: many are flocking to our Btan6rd;--f(.ir
When the truth is told them, they find what they'
heard is only mockery and
" Truth shall win its widening way,
" Ever nighty tb prevail.
" Yours, respectfully;
• S. BRADLEY."

On the right hand Of the Pre'sideni, at the
Brighton Fop, ,sktt a patiper, Pitc}:a-c IIAssEL, iii
the 99th year of her age. In the elrly partsof he'r
life, in consequence of a love affair, she intisted, in
dkgnise, int 6 a' IHarching regiment, and served in
Germany for- seven years. Sh 4 walked to the
ground with the apparent vigour of a ,voniqn nm't
more than fifty years old. The air; (xlCdic:-lEg3-
TER ~SllOOk hands" and conversed with her for
some time.

COURT OR CII/McsißY, AUGUST ]S.-.an appli-
cation was made to. allow the Petitioner, on the
part of the Royal Hank of Scotland, to prove a
debt of 58,000 t. the produce of certain Stock
standing in the name of WILLIAM Simsotv, for-
merly Cashier to the Batik, in trust for Scwrt,
STEIN, Smrro,-and Co. After haring Sir S.ito,
NII.LLY, Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT, Mr. CULLEN, and
Mr. MONTAGUE, pro and CON. the cIIANCELLOR
signified that he would reconsider the matter.

CAROLINA (1114INAL COD.R.—At -the last May
Sessions in Cliarle3ton, James Hutton, for killing,
a negro, was fined fifty pounds ; and George Bur-
rows. and Robert Welsh for negro-stealing, were
sentented to he. hanged ! ! !
Saturday, at noon, William Vincent was 'C):2.
cuted at Devon Gaol Drop, pnrsuAnt to his sen-
tence at our late. Assizes, for being concerned
with several others (smugglers) in the murder. of
Thomas Wills, an exciseman, at lirixhant, up-
wards of nine.years since. Abo►►t seven o'clock"
on the above morning, the unhappy culprit cut his,
throat with a knife he had obtained, but ii it ro
effectually as to deprive him of existence. He
was brought in a lied to the platform, -apparently'
almost lifeless. Immediately as he was turned
the blood gushed from the wound, flowing over
his body and arms, which rendered, it a' most
shocking sight to the spectators. , The body, after
hanging the usual time, was conveyed to the De-
von and EXeter Hospital for dissection.--(Exeter
Flying Post.) -

Yesterday Jnme McDougal, who was tried be-
fore the High Court of Jiisticiary on the 4th ult,.
for vending forged notes, was, executed liere, pur-
suant to his sentence. On the scaffold he spent
'a few minutes in prayer, before dropping the sig.,
nal.. He.waS a;ttentled by the. Rev. Alf. TAIT,
Minister of the College Church, and Mr. Pos-
THOus, Chaplain of the Tolbooth.---(Edinburgh
Courant, Aug. 11.)
At the Leicester
,Assizes, Samuel Smith, for
bigamy, was fined one shilling, and imprisontd
two years. Mary Matlock, for a like offence, was
sentenced to be iwprisoned three months.
At the Detion'Assizes, three sub-contractors,
named Twynami Drtt/ce, and Hagman, were found
guilty of conspiring to defraud his Majesty, by
furnishing bread to the prisoners of 'war at Dart-
moor made np.of barley sharps, !Akin corn meal,
bean ,meal, &c. instead of bread- made of Mesl
the entire produce of British or Foreign Wheat, as
specified in the contract. They will receive. sen-
tence in the Court of King's Bench next Michael-
mas Term. "=.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday afternoon, .1
Inquisition was taken at Mr. Baldric's, the kirhite.,
Swan, in Hungerford • Market, 'Strand, before
ANTHONY GELL, Esq. Coroner for the City and
Liberty of Westminster, on inspection of the
body of Lieutenant
,Ramsay Naylor, %vho was
.picked up by Clittington, the ‘NLaterman, off Han-
gerford Stairs, on Saturday night. It appeared,
on investigation, that the deceased; accokupanied '
by a youth, on Tuesday evening last, went no. the
river in a-pleasure-boat, and whilst .taking doa n
the sail; he fell overboard, and was drowned,.op-
posite Lathbeth Palace. He formerly belonged to
the Manly, gun, brig and had been in hiS -Ma-
jesty's service upwards of 15 years.—Verdict,./c-
-_ .
cidentql Death.

BOAT-RACE.—A race of this description rook
place last evening ,from the tStr,,hl Bridge to
Westmin-ster Bridge and bad. The parties ,vere
both-apprentices, and the prize a hat and jacket.
So strenuously .did qae of the parties exert lib,
self that he burst a -blood,vessel, and was Ca:.lie
from his seat altruist exliatisteilfrOm loss-of blood.
A boat in the throng was•upSet. Although
with people, however, no lives were lost.
On Wednesday night, a chaise returning to
Pershore, containing three foarale, drew up at tp
inn, in the New Road, and 'hiring the temporary
absence of the driver, the horses set out,. and
missing the finished part of the new canal bridge,
Sidbury, the whOte was precipitated into the mod
and water on the left hand side, a depth-of nearly,
thirty feet ; hut, .providentially, neither the.pas-
scogers or horses went.' materially hurt !