The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

BROAD IVINSOR, SOMERSETWV:E.

The day was celebrated here with such demon-,
strations of attachment to, the person or our beloved
Sovereign, as refie('kd honour on the loyal and wOr-
.thy inhabitants -of this place. The merninl:
mshered in by the ringing of bells, and the flying, of
celours•; at eleven the congregation (the largest
that ii-ad been known for many years) assunibled at
the church there; their behaviour was strikingly se.
rious and devout. Divine service was, perforrneo,
and an appr'priate Sermon preached by the Vierro
the Rev. Llr. Knott; after which, provisions, and
such other relief as,. their Wants required, were dis-
tributed to the poor, the aged, and the infirm ;
there was not a poor person in' the parish who had
not on this occasion an additional motive to bless the
King, as the cause of their comforts and enjoyment,.
—At tVee o'clock all the farmers and respemabie
inhabitants were invited to a ple,ptiful and hospitable
dinner that had been prepared at the George Inn ;
upwards of seventy sat down to table. The festivi-
ty of the; day was unclouded every one present was
animated-with sentiments of loyalty, love and vene-
ration towards the Sovereign, and gratitude to the
supreMe Giver of all Good, for having so long con-
tinued 'to them the blessings of his reign.

TheadMissions at the different,Colleges of Cam-
bridge last• year' have never been' remembered so
great ; the number admitted at Trinity College alone
is. between 80 and 90, amongst whom are—Lord
Vise. Powerscourt, Lord Gesnge Taylour, Hon..
Mr. Mackenzie, Mr. Melville', Mr. Kinuaird, &c.
Sik,C,./-1. C. Coote, Sir N. Cokhurst, I.; W. Hort,

Theßev. Edward Markham Willan, A.B. is pre-
sented by. the Lord Cuancellor to the Vicarage of
kirkburtOn, near Iluddersfield.

A daring 'robbery was committed en Friday night
last, on the premises of Mr. Willies,:-who keeps the
Running-horse public-house, in Piccadilly. The •
villains, it appears, entered the premises by the trap-
door . .
which leads, into the cellar,, 'from which they
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stole seven gallons of spirits, fourteen bottles of red :...'
i
port, and four bottles of white wine, and tapped a
butt of strong beer, from which they took out seve-
rai g illons. They went.to The bar, and took out of
the till font:, pounds in halince, with which they.
Inzoe_their escaye. they

A few days since; a child of Mi. Rich, of Stoke,
lane;-Bath,.waS burnt in a lime-kiln. The kiln was •
•about half burnt down, and covered %with coal, and
but little, it any fire appeared. 'Several children
were playing near the spot; and Mr. Rich's child,
wh6 was about seven years of age; not perceiving
'the kiln,. ran upon it, and fell iu.,, The man below ^ -
immediately drew the kiln, but notwithstanding, tfiti
poor child was burnt to dust ; not even aborie could
be' found.

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A daring robbery was on Friday evening rap--
rallied under ebe archway beneath ,Mr. Justice
Chambre's house, in. Lincoln's-inn-fields. As a
.Gentleman was passing, a fellow ran against hitr,
and knocked him doWn, seized his watch and rail
off. An_ alarm was instantiy given, and the
,thief
was taken, and near the spot where he was seized,
the .watch, was found.

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