The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-18 00:00:00

THE PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

A!vritim, Nov. G.—This evening I witnessed
one of the most interesting scenes that ever presented itself to
my observation. In one of the lofts of Mr. Licsur.'s even-
sive Paper Manufactory were assembled most of his workin;
paper-makers, together with many of their wives and chit-
dran, for the purpose of receiving their lareai. of wages.
These individuals were ho,,pitably entertained by their kini
employer, and nceivcd from him a partirg admonition, and a
mournful farewell. To witness such a Lumber of plop e, to
the amount of two hundred and forty, deprived of emplovmen.,
and consequently left destitute of support in one day, Is tru y
affecting. Appalling as the spectacle is, it forms but asm 411
part of the picture. At this advanced season of the yetir, near:y
40,000 useful and irdustripus children are, in on! mo i ent,
bereaved of' support, and cast upon the mercy of the wprle,—
Whatever may have been the measures that have led to so
estrous a result, they demand the mostserious and Inottipt con-
sideration of the Legislature, which, I have no doubt, will
lead at least to a modamtion, if not to a complete change in
the present system.

AN 'INHABITANT OF ANTRIM.

111ERCAINITILh' SHIPPING.

DrAr., Nov. 17.--Wind N.W.—Cnino down 'from thp
River and sailed the Harmony, Robinson, for Lisbon; Juno,
Miller Nassau, N. P. ; Tullock Castle, Trundle Jamaica ;
and ~lielatitho, Parry, for La Guyra. Arrived and remain the
Henry, Mainland, from Quebec ; Peter Ellis, Carew, Ant-
werp; and Portland, Brace, from Bristol.
Pairrsatounr, Nov. 17.—Light airs from the -
Passd the Sir Edward Hamilton, for Jamaica; also the
ship Ruckers, and Vigilant, after landing their Pilots.
PixstoUTH, Nov. IG.—Wind E.—Arrived off, the Port
fie Smyrna. Fanner, from Smyrna, in 42 days, for London ;
t7kylock, Monday, from ditto, in 76 days ; and 'Underwood,
Remington, from Demerara. Off Penzance the Britannia,
Ite7maden, fromJameica,

FALMOUTH, Nov. IC—Wind N.L.—Arrived the COTII_
merce, flackey, from London. !Sailed the Gomez, , Prichard
for Trieste. •

AN INDt.tN MuanEttrit.—Abraltam Antone,
•
ter Indian who was executed in Madison county on the 12th
inst. committed 3 murders previous to theatre for which he suf..
filet The first was a child of his own, which be buried in the
embers on the hearth, because he was disturbed by itt Crying.
The second was on a man in Canada, who he said insulted hint
by calling him Indian dog. Ile followed him several days, when
finding him at an Inn, he obtained privilege to sleep by the fire,
nd going to his bed in the night, gave bins his death n maid avith
a knife, and, giving an Indian whoop of victory., escaped. The
third wasof a Indian. whom he shot at a raising on the Sus-
quehannah, on pretence that he had wronged him of part of a
Q.r:ain bounty. The fourth was on Mr. Jacobs, for which he
w,s hung. /lii: daughter murdered another kaiak through
jealousy, at drawing away her Indian suitor, and was executisl
some years since at ~..;inithfield. Jacob% was a principal witness
against her, and to escape the. threatened revel ge of Antour, Left
the country ; but Antone sent Wan word that he might comes
back, for he would not hurt him. This was it plan to get him
within his reiteh, for coming up to Jacobs, he took him by the
hand in a friendly manner, and slipped a long knife from hiui
sleeve, with which be gave him several womula that proved
MOT t 11, and again escaped. tie was, hoWenT, after some time
arrested. There was another murder which it is supposed An..
me committed, which he' denied, and the eViihliCe was not
strong enough to establish die Ilsct.,—(Sorigcr.Ald intelligence r.)
Monocle or Mrt. WrAar,—The Magistrates
of Bow-street Office are still unremittingly em-
ployed in the investigation of the murder of Mr.
WEARE. All the depositions which have been
taken in the country ore before Mr. STAtrunn,
who is selecting from them those portions which
strictly apply to the charge of murder, many of
another ti..!scriptiott. having crept in when the
several parties were examined at Watford.
Dtsritustrio Acctnutcr.—During the intense
fog on Sunday evaning a serious accident occurred
On Balluon ilill,on the Watford road. A Mr. Niel•
ler, of Alton-street, Paddington New-road, was
returning to London, with his wife and hieson,itt
a gig, when the off-wheel went op a batik, and
the vehicle was overturned with a violent shock.
The whole were thrown out, and the fog was so
thick, that the extent of mischief could not he at
'•first ascertained. The horse went off with the
remnants of the gig, the son bad his thigh broken,
and Mrs. Mellen 'lay senseless on the ground
covered with fractures and bruises, and she was
conveyed to the residence of Mr. Pittman in a
hopeless state. Mr. M. escaped unhurt, and the
fog was so heavy that he was not aware he was on
the wrong side of the road, and his lamps wero
useless.