The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-23 00:00:00

MAI DSTOA E.L. A:: .

: The iev. Adam John Waiker,, Cur* of Ley -%
bourne, in this county, was instituted on!plte,t,?th
instant, by-a Commksion_ from "the 4,,0rd ishop of
Hereford, to the Ileetory ,of Bisliopstorie, ,and the
Vicarage of Gazor, in his Lordshy's Diocese, on the
presentation of Vvedale Prict", I.4,'sq.9l.Poxley. .
On a late canse.tried at Maidstone, the Earl of
Romney against' Powle,: there,att qwards.dined with
the.. Steward at the Miq
. p, tavern, fourteen wit-
nesses, which had known each other frorn theii
youths,- and whose united ageßamounted to ;,929..
On thei6th init. was comitted,to the County
Gaol,..Maidsrone, JAZ:IL .10qP:3, Clerk, Samuel
Laws, charged with feloniously, entering,:on Sunday
night, the d-welling-hbuqe of.,M;.,ry
the parish of Minster, in ,the tile of .Sheppy, and
'3,lealing sundry articles of plate and,wearingpparel,
',the property of Mary Ann and Wm.Wilkins._

A doubt has been thrown uremi the Protest and
Excommunication whith the POPE is said to :have
issued against BVONAPA RTE, and those who assisted
bun in degrading the Papal dignitk; and depriving the
HOkii.See of all its temporal possessions. We gave
the documen6 as they came to us, and if they shoUld
be' foundAo be mere fabrications, we have only to
regret that the POPE has not (ds, the Head of that
Church which BOON APA lITE pretends to have re 7
stored to its former authority and splendour; but
which he has in reality debased and reduced to in-
significence) aged with the resolution which those
doctirdent§, it genuine; would evince. The condutt
of BOON:11'A tel'E `towards tne Holy Father savours of
the basest ingratitude, and must render him detest-
able in the eyes of all true Roman Catholics.—Lit-
tle could now be expected' front the L (forts of
,Papal
reSeutment, particularly when directed against
such a man as BUONAPARTE, surrounded as .he
is by his nurnerons armies, and' placed upon
such a height of power. But though the Pope,.
•dom has fallen so 104-i compared with its for.
mer awful and terrific' authority, BUONAPIIVI'E
might still tremble at the dentinciations of
his Holiness, particularly as he hai siic\vn an utter
conternpt of all religion, by professing in Egypt to
have adopted the faith of MA tiOM ET, and glorying in
having overthroili the Christian Church, which he
noW profes"seh the merit of restoring to its former
splendour.

The cOnfeihnl'ionlaiA on the Anstrin conqueied
provinces is thilis contortnity to a De.,
cree of the Emperor INlA.PoLiidit, issued on the 7th
of July
Upper Austria .38,0 -,otOqo

Lir4ver Austria

jo oco,ocso

SaitzbUrgh

Stina
Carinthia

.11,440,0c0
44,85C,020
15,21 0,0 '0
I ,;,26 a,OOO

Carniola

Gortz
Trieste, in addition to thefurtner contribution

on the Revenue of Trieste
Hungary
The circle of Zuaym in Moravia

2144°,6"
r*: (180 uoo
.
7949-,,c00

Capt. FORDYCE, Deputy Adjutant-General, who
Was }Oiled at the battle otTalavera, was a very gal-
lant Otficer, and sun of the late JOHN FORDY CE, Esq.
of Ay ten.

Capt. WALKEn, of the 3:1 Dragoon Guards, and
Capt:7l3kCji.ETT, Brigade-Major in the Coldstream
Guards, killed in the battle of Talavera, were both
Natives of Leeds. The tofrner wis the fourth son
WILLIAM WALKER, Esq. of Killingbeck-hall, and
the latter was One Of the sons of lonN BECKETT,
Esq. of Meanwood, an Alderman of Leeds.
Lord. Boatt:GooN yesterday again entered into the
holy state of tnatrirnon). His LerJship was war-
iied at St.Georv's church, to the Hon. Miss TAL-
BOT, sister to Sir CHARLES TALBOT, an amiable
young Lady of great personal accomplishments.

On Wednesday evening last, as Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Baron HO>IPESCV was returning from Windsor in
his sulky, •he was stopped between Datchet and
Colebrook by a single footpad, who demanded his
money. The Baron presented the but end of his
wh p, which forms a bugle-horn, and swore it he
did nut take himself oti, he would lodge the whole
of the , lead jt contained in his brains. The fel-
loW, who mistook it for a blunderbuss, quickly
disappeared. The Baron, to avhid' a second at-
tack, mended his pace, and shortly, after, as he
wa, driving rapidly, he came in conta4A with a man
On horseback, wben both horses were knocked down
by the shock, anxi ,the Baron's .buggy dashed. in
pieces. The Baron and the man, as well as their
. horses, were so much bruised, that. it was with dif-
ficulty they. were removed furtunotely they had no
limbs broken.

On Friday. the t Ith, abnat two o'clock, during
a violent thunder-storm, Peter M'COul, a man,
about seventy, .was thrown from his 'cart, while
passing through Bridgend, Perth, and was so severe-
ly hurt, - that..he died in about an' hour after. The
horse had. been frightened, by the thunder, and bya
sudden plunge jerked the unfortunate driver from his
seat, who fell upot) lii4'face, and the wheel went
ever his head. daughterovho was also in the cart,
leaped out, and ende;woured,;o seize the horse by the
bridle; but, in doing so; was thrown down by a 'vio-
lent' blow from one of the poles, and afterwards Mi-
serably bruised under the • cart, • which being at
that ,moment overturned, fell upon her body. She
lies at present without hopes of recovery.

Yesterday Se'nnight, as William Bamfylde, Esq.
was returning from JC.nutsford, he unfortunately fell
from his horse, and dislocated his neck ; when being
taken to Mr. Allen's, the sign -of the Smoaker, at
Tabley, and treated with every humanity, he ex-
pired in a few hours afterwards.

Suiet`z.'•---An event of an awful nature occurred
during the last week at Southall, Migidlesek. An
attorney, who had some causes at the Exeter As-
sizes, was returning from thence, after having called
at-Okford, by the stage-coach: Having alighted, he
desired the coachman to wait a few minutes for
him ; he, however, did 'not return, but . went to
a farm-house, and, requested the. favour of pen,
ink, and paper, and was referred to a neigbouring
publie•honse, where he wrote a lettei (which After-
wards turned out to be his will), and addressed it
to his family. He afterwards left the public-house,
and in the dusk of the evening he was found in the
canal,wilh his head nearly svered from his body-And'
stabbed from head to foot in a mr)st shocking'man-
ner. An intiuef sat ,on tht body, and returned a
vi.trdia of—Lunacy,

SP ORM G INZ7ELLiGEAre.E.

DERV' RACES, Ago. rs.

• . TUESDAY.
Fifty Pound ;.given by his -Grace the DOW of Devonshire
. • for Maiden Horses, &c. of all ages. •
Mr. Skelton's gt. L-Delpini, 3y rs old -
Mr. C. Browne's ch. c: Sandy, by Sorcerer, 3 yts old 4
Mr. 13otterill's bl. c. by Orrtiondx4 yrs old - 3 3
Mr. Trafford's b. c, CJu--er Ned, by Traveller, 3 yrsold 2 4
A Sweepstakes of fogs. each, for horses, &c. of all ages.
Sir Sitwell Sitweil's b.-c. Clinker, +yrs. bld t"
Lord Grey's by. h. Gustavus, by 13cuumbrou4h, c yrs old 2
Lord G.. H. Cavendish's White etather, by Whiskey; 3
yrs old