The Sun.
London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

Co4Clii:s.

nioriee, the 13th instent, about'
',luck, the Tamil-coach from Lorideti to York
ti i:I I: l;diergh was ' Overferned between' tatnford
an-:l c,rwilLun, where 'the ' road take's. a turn
ls .;,71.-eileint, the place at-which a fresh relay
of 11,;e..:.,s is kept ' fer the mail; The apissengers,
Nelieer w;::re three inside, and two nut, :is
Well a•ie the g:,:ira iin I coachman,' were much cut
end balked, with (lie exception of one of the
who e,icaeed unhurt ; one of the inside
had his head cut in a shocking manner, and
the other ltrs right
,side and ribs- very much
Cre,hede th;! paiisengers' retleCting en the
.11111 and gvird for' so very aukward a cir-
, etin st-lace Kapp Outs tit that. heir' Of the clay,
'and on .sech good-roati they,' is also all the
others atthe Liiitl.4iiiir'''stages; remonstrated about
the Coaches being se. much Overloaded, and re 7
inerhed that it was - more hke a waggon than, a
mail-coaCh, apif that while so many-boxes. were
allowed to It, let4ed on the' top of the coach (and
:
'consequently irosioniuk much top rin4ht),
it' titers ditti for' them to take many of the
sharp (urns On the road Withoet incurring the
risk of overturning the coach. The perscm who
writes this • went passenger in the coach from
Landon to t'.dinburgh without resting, and feels
tt a duty he oWes to the public, as well as to
some of the inall-coach'proprietors, to expose
this gross aliose ; by which the safety of travel-
' huge and that COntideeee•Which the public is en-
titled to look for -in the punduality of the ar-
rival of the mails, are so much lessened and in-
croacher uPon fOr if the above accident had •
lieppened (which by the way it had very neatly
.done) in' the night time, and about the middle,
of a stage, can it be denied but that theletters
by that Mail must have been several hours later
Of arriving than they. Otherwise ought ? The pas-
,sengor who e4caTied_ unhurt, immediately on ar-
-riViog at Grantham enquired for one of the Pro-
prietors there, whom he saw, and to whom he
stated the circumstances 'which had happened,.
and required a him either to order some of the
boXes-,-which were fastened ON top of the coach, ,
JO :be takem otf, or to let him have a post-chaise
to -Carry him forward with safety until the coach
Should be lightened of part of its heavy load—or
'ld- run the. risk of all the circumstances being '
'MentiOned in detail, and laid Wine the public
'by refusing the former, requests, this Gentleman ,
• 'preferred to run' his chanee of The latter, and the
•passenger has' been equally resolved to keep- his
word ; though he must say it has been at the
'hazard of his own safety,' as in this state be was 1
tentpellei to travel the' whole way to York, It
distance of nearly one hundred miles ; and there
was hardly a
:coachman or guard, during that dis- •
tance,\ who did not complain of the mail-coaches.
being sluundidly loaded.

The Gentleman who writes this,'lts left his name
and address at the Printing Orrice, for the purpose
enabling any of the Mail. Coach Proprietors, to
make such inquiries of him as they may =think
proper. liespu6tiug wllat he has stated; and'
what -he has to repeat, he telt it his bounden 'duty
to make known, in order that such negled and
abuse should 'be put a stop to, in that' way in
which it shall be found 'must advisable, towards se-
curin, the safety of the traveller; and ensuring that
puriatpuality to the Public which it has i right to
ex-
pea_ in the regular arrival of the Mails.

MErnoritsm.---The progress' of this doarine has
long been deplored-by the friends of the Established
Church, and the folluwing statement is nut calcu-
lated tolessen their apprehensions The sixty-
fourth ,Annual Conference of the Society of Metho-
dists commenced at Liverpool on the 97th
and terminated 'on Tuesday ...4ist : the Rev. Jon rz
BAunEit was President of .the Conference. It ap-
pears from Returns,
the Rerns, that au increase, of 8499
Members has been made to the Society within these
kingdoms iu the course of the last year—a number
.Materially exceeding the increase imany firmer .year.
Thirty Preachers have this. ye.ir been admitted on
trial; .11.)%vards of fifty !NW Chapels are appointed
'to hi built, and this Yondt, of the. Society are in a
very flourishing situation.", . 7 ,

Mr..Lßes, Sbrveyor of the Cl-!meral,Post-Officti th
Irel:ind, has been 'Successibl in discOrering a system
of ttiail-roAbery, which,- perh' tps, for•-aconsiderahle
tiui *ICI:; 113 s been carried on by the pot riders be-
".twett -.the towns of Blithrid.k? 'And hint, with
• three or tour aceomplicei, have, been, *it bin thole,
two dayi;" taken up and committed to DoWnpatrick
gaol: • . ._ . _

SuttdßoSTi'-i-lALt..—Government Iming pur-
chased'th 'Museum of tile late Jouv Kit],
whtne choieti• tiniltrare collection 'of natural and rir-
ti!icial curiosities are very peculiarly and etni-
tintly qualified to serve and grace the Lseii.:tlve of
surlerv, have thought it` Artie and e:ipedi..mt to con-
vert the ivhold of it to politic benmit, by pr:t-
io4ftbe sanie to the Royal Corporation of Su rents,
for ''which purpose a cotntno(lions and e:(tqive
byti.ldin,; is ere.:7lin, adjoining to their 'Hall lit Lin-
cola' I 'in -vit) tro, tilii 11111ibitt ;lild splendid
asiemblage will b.! deposited, and Nwhero; within one
extensive area, will be at ollee CONOmitrait'd, the
Corporation ILill, the AllatOrniCal TEICMIV: the Ite'
p(Nitory 0( Curiosities, end the sevcmtl apatimftht3
ant( ch'imbers of the Officers of the Corp Oration.
The grand front will continue in the sipare Late
back front, with the 'entrance to the Theatre of
Anatomy, will hare its scite in Portegrd-street. The
whole structure will be completed elity in the en,
sting spring, and present a splendid ,d;tiect.

fly an crroiwous translation of aci arc ouut of the
execution of .otie of the sitpprters t .N.ing Vca et-
ANnt styled 1.14e1, at Naples, thi.• t w Monarch
JosErit has beeti Unjustly -charged' u-ith having
urr-
pulrtt his viaim,. who, it appears, wa,: tots, ban banged.
On Wednesday week, as a yQung woman, Iritely
servant in a Gentleman's family at Wc Iton,was return-
ing from Putnefraet, where site had been in search
of u3g man, ti gardener, by whom she was
pregnant, she AVM taken in labour by the road side,
h..tt wens Smith CIVe Oltd. Welton, :done and unob-
served. The poor creature left Give about one
o'clock. in the afternoon, mul with great difficulty
reached ner Juother's house at Welten,- a distance
of only lour MIL'S, at eleven in the evening, carry-
ing the child in the skirt of her gown, and 7w: illy
exhau‘ted.