The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-09 00:00:00

[FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]

STOCK EXCIIANGE, Half-past Twelve,—Cousols
opened at 791 I, but declined to 794 -1, at which
they are now steady.

FOREIGN MARKET.---Spanish Bonds opened
at 38, went down to 371, and rose again to 38,
but are now 371.

American Papers arrived this morning to the
9th April. The following is the only article
worthy notice :

" Mexico.--We learn from Captain Ihr.t,tun,
from Vera Cruz, that the country continued in
an unsettled state. The Republican Partizan
Chiefs were concentrating their forces at Puebla,
for the purpose .of attacking the Emperor of
-Mexico, who has about 2000 attached to him, with
the Indian population generally in his favour.—
It was the general opinion there would be no
fighting, and that the Emperor would seek. his
personal safety by flight, or make some arrange.
/4. oy which be might
permitted to retire as a private citizen."

We are happy to hear that the KING was
yesterday considered in so improved a state, that
there is every likelihood of his MA.I EST Y being
able to hold a Drawing l hi tin' Course of
next week. It is also his M EST y's intention
to pay visits to the King's Theatre, Drury-lane,
and Covent Garden.

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an au-
dience of his MAJESTY.

Yesterday being Ascension Thursday, the
House of Lords did not meet.

The Duke of Yonx visited the King pester.
day.—The Duke and Duchess of Clarence spent Wednesday
evening with the Duchess of Kent.—Yesterday the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence took an airing in the Regent's Park.—
Last night the Duchess of Kent honoured Drury-lane Theatre
with her presence.

General PEPE took his departure from the
Metropolis on 'Wednesday for the Peninsula,
there to join the contest for the common cause of
liberty.

- We are enabled to state, from the best autho.
rity, that his late Majesty, GEORGE 111., many years ago,
bestowed a grant of the Deputy Ranger's Lodge in the Green
Park upon the late Lord WILLIAM GORDON ibr two lives,
his own and his Lady's. In consequence of which his amiable
relict retains possession of the house.—(Morning Post.)
The GARRICK Library, which before the sale
had been estimated as worth about-1,200/., on account of the
Autographs of Mr. GARRICK, and other celebrated persons of
his time, absolutely sold for upward; of 2,0001.
On Tuesday last a dreadful fire broke out
upon Bagshot Beath, in the vicinity of the Royal Military
College, which continued to burn for several hours without in-
termission, and caused great consternation. Had it not been
for the well-timed exertions of the gentlemen cadets of the
Royal Military College, it must have occasioned considerable
damage. It is supposed to have been the act of incendiaries,
and proper inquiries are carrying on to discover them if
possible.

TWF:NTY MOUSAND POUNDS A MONTH !
Cmutom. AGAlN!—Yeftterday the Lottery finish-
ed Drawing, when No: 8778, another Grand
Prize of ?00001. was Sold in Shares by CARROLL,
being the Fourth that has been Sold in the last
Four Months, at his Fortunate Offices, No. 19,
Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street ; where the for-
tunate holders may receive their money on
demand.

Si Ncior.Ait COINCIDENCE.—Yesterday morning,
about eleven o'clock, the following rather extra-
ordinary circumstance occurred in Cheapside :
A young lady named Smith, residing at No. 136,
Bishopsgate-street, in crossing the road, opposite
Foster-lane, was knocked down by a gentleman's
gig, and the horse, a very spirited animal,
trampled on her, by which her dress was torn off
her back, and her person received several con-
tusions. Fortunately the gentleman pulled up
very promptly and prevented further mischief.
The young lady was carried into a surgeon's,
and whilst there, another lady was crossing ex-
actly on the same spot, and met with a similar
accident. Neither of the ladies were materially
injured.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Dowager Countess Cardigan, from her seat in Surrey; bord
and Lady G. Cavendish from their seat, Latimers, Bucks;
Lady Greeley, at her house in Conduit.street,'Hanover-square ;
Sir John and Lady Smith, from their seat in Dorsetslure; Sir
John and Lady Koneywood, atilodgson's Hotel, Dover street,
from Kent; Sir ‘Vm and Lady Cooper, at ditto, from Kent.
DEPARTURES.—IIaron Langsdorff, the Resident Illinister of
Hesse, for the Continent; Sir Robert and Lady Pocklingtoll,
from the Hyde Park Hotel; the 111isses Prime, from ditto, for
Bath ; Captain Bayard, Ist Life Guards, from ditto, for Wind.
sor ; Captain Bayard, King's Hussars, from ditto, for Boons.
tiCoilualomnelnColbailitsoonn,anEdsq G.
frome ge Clayton,tetl
for Gloucestershire.
dloiwtto;;lsalieurros

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Yesterday Prince Leopold had a numerous dinner party at
Marlborough House. Among the cotnpany were L
ir rd
LYiam
loch, Lord Lord Prudhoe, Lord Graves, Mr. Huskisson, S Will
Congneve, &c.
'dr. Hope gave a grand dinner yesterday to the hlarquis and
Marchioness of Lanadown, and a distinguished party, 3t his
house in Duchess-street, Portland-place.
Lord Berwick had a grand dinner party yesterday at his
ables yesterday
house in Grosvenor-square.
Lord Bexley had a large party at dinner yesterday at his
house in Great Greorge-street, 'Westminster.
The Countess of Harrington had a select circle of fashion.
James's.
Lord Arden gave an elegant entertainment yesterday to the
Duke of Monti evening, at her house in the Stablegard, St.
ose and a distinguished party, at his house in bt.
James's-place.
A Luack's BALL on 'Wednesday evening was most brilliant;
Iy attended ; there were present nearly 50 persons of the firs
distinction and fashion.

NncultonhVllieeg.rooeriße SITY INTELLIGENCE.
—a--
_ CAMBRIDGE., MAY B.—The Rev. Thomas Carr, M.A. Fel.
' trotwymorfesot hnpet:l lair s Rev.dal
at
Jamesele tleadnatbSeernt.i°r of
alt9hrisewaTtlonSlF:Rnirtvnityh.LlTyi Thomas Durham, Fellow of Catharine Hall, and
the Rev. Henry Thomas Thompson, of St. John's College, were
on Wednesday last admitted Masters of Arts.
Regulations for previous Rramination.—A doubt havilg, ..,
auwertehospeas:dho)caliiesiunbtojeetsidtoenctp
regulation, the Vice-Chancellor and Pine heads coafnicngolle)fgerhaßvT
determined "that no person who came to reside in this
University before March 13, 1822, (the day on which the
regulations for the establishment of a previous examination
exception, be called upon to attend the examination of 1t124, or
ReThetceryLO'fY4LoPuritmh
of some subsequent year."
stituted to the Rectory of Feltwell St. Nicholas with the Rectory
The Rev. Francis Hungerford Daubenny was last week'"'
of Feltwell St. Mary annexed, in Norfolk, on the present36°ll
of the Lord Bishop of Ely.
Ardee, late Fellow of King's College.
......soarasio.oo±...
Primate
the elrßeleavn.d Ehia.iacirter
Preth:esaileltcnaiktit.neltrelnasy''tilatelitlb'vuutitl'oilfti

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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

I ----...ti......-
(FitOst THE nitis•ror. OSSIEnvEIt)
On Monday evening last, a man of gentlemanly
was observed by several persons walking by the Avon si
.t
Conham, a hamlet within two miles to the eastward of this ti y.
Being' lie
accosted, by a woman, with the idle question, arias_,,,,,
me to revet i•
looking for a wife ? he answered gloomily that he " h.. wife
enough already." In the same neighbourhood is a boos% To ,
a strati
1 state of decay, the-door of which had fo fognie time conup
1,1,(4.
open. yesterday morning the door wasnd closed.; and 113.,
circumstance, '
derer, induced several persons to enter it ; where they found the. 4
f°ll°wlng lines penciled on II I 'cl e copied by A gen
. a wa , w u i vier
tae ofthis city who was among the, spectators ::,,. it invite,
oomy mansion will suit my pur
tfosw''' - world
coupled with recollection of the solitary Wall
ol woes, this sluill read
this! I vale of tears. Bernet-fiber, whoever. ~. _.
n despair, and cast one more re ectton on
•
ing places. This shall be my last watering'Pble•
milt
loss 3 great, but my labour has been indefatigable, s e
...,
g:rn),,,atgleaandinacelorrat sciinty7l
butag well
lt
ktiltioariwnsiinnnziunot;g.t
venter'
what avail. it • for jealousy, that green-eyed monster, has '..,,
appearance
Fo_c:sited his contagious venom in my breast, and my linti.tk I.ll'_';
`wriTilnPhing in my downfal ; in a few hours more I shall 0_,:!.!,
--- that was not—in oblivious shaule• Then will the lism.',u.;
man's
azure
But hide
nn n liel be mocked ; then will II
fall, and he sink, unpitied, into his own nothingnesg. ,
" Then farewel, world ! and all I bold most deg
r !
Let those who know me drop a pitying tear.
Dear Wife I. repine not at my hapless fate,
But bear it with a mind that's truly great,
The world's a rough ocean, on which we ride,. ' ,
And tempests toss us wild on every aide;
dheiasrfaChultils--tdrenhiotsf
And many a wreck is daily to be seen
Where just before was happiness serene.
rove•
! I must recede, since I cannot at to my f° Jov.
sphere. But why do Idwll • I it 9 BVhat is 0 ,
rate man lik c so- ong upon i• . the art gear
or
--'s °gen tio
d_.,_ .. e, but a Horse in Battle, rushinginto,o; _ 1., dear i
wife and wn 4 ifarless and careless rapiditiy ? Bat on • ;it ;00 in
the children !. after all your --, wto sl►tdl suPP° .1 lon
r trying hour, when you shall bear Of my indubious 1,1i4,r,
ytlolueirrlFovaethyeort'isillio;e,
_..,
former
premeditated itfated c,atastrophe ? Well! a little longer,
.11115 getting
dark." froth a weary --- I must recede ; 1,. ,
The permit,' ervatiorl 01
~_e
the river's brink, and near the edge ' 1 ,ater ar3s b
mark of a fon
Strict search ts ita of a man in the which descentlil I, hop.oo,
been found 1 a not,
wa. made flr the body la
when this was written.

Basra we:carTiedon 11athersTormilY. te' 1....r4 Of W4'
y .
110 t-
you havea,ve a , „ tioverrol,
A Synod, assembled in 11".;
1? were Continually accusing the leading sPe3-be more
thous hoard the period when the debates
affection,ltusur revolutionary designs, &c. " Whitt Ca" tom errY
great meakein. tile, eon" tni 1 „fib'
oic' one of them, Counsellor O'Gormathoyou
Keller,"than to bring such charges against rne; Atid 1 knef
know h
, _ (replied K.) and a great pike-hetet ili the e./%l,iriliallt
the Conqueror, enjovned every Knight or nlHßTilastig4
who had been with that Monarch at the battle 0, ~.e keel
to do
he haraanee for one year, for every roan whom 0 . keel
slain there -and .1, ; f for ever; of
. during forty years w,,,, woo
whom he knew he had struck ; and if be , ' 40 P"'
of thesaves, to ~octo,
number whont he bad slain or , .hi: al .
...
nonce, at the discretion of the Bishop , ''', wicnou'
one day day in every week as long h lived t these
as e bie t°
very exceptingm those who they say, in the preen to licilliant
Duke of (:arena, " did of right owe military service
lati::':,anerbkoetniliCiihnoownt,nlieotile°ClotUlle.tr teiilh were received bY
()mend :., but an alternative wasl° _notive at
Church to
the
tllight 1
0 giainutthe 1ri5.11,._11.0,06,1,11,t
perpetuaiahns,by building orendmollo
seeming,.eeini humanity of the Canon-6, the pellgifesebareil.
d' ben --•
the •
itTny
tib.N:l;tgi,it.:lidoinosip,n
ihinoatzw.dilvi:Arci,
_1
trwy.,l isiiiicasillattlylitlibirtiinrri,baei....risliot.eref:,,rils)ehtliiiijeio:ptilo°3e-lt.'grillf.
of a sixt ' 'which gaYs—" let those who fought °TY ,order.
height
h back, from the snout to the tip
reward, know that they ought to do penance as, Or "• t the
EXl' R 01
a t
thew Year-old store pi:.T, which measures as folio/Pio feet;
middle ofback, three feet seven inches ; girt bred ill
sevgentl
.
feet thzee in -lies. This extraordinary animal pas,to tsboat,
Ilerefords, • ' of the tail' ;lila 004
,_ week ,llrr, from whence he was purchased bY Se., %,e,, to be ea
theetti. 3i n ce. lie is allowed by competent Par), never
1110 st pt:rfct symmetry •- , ard,. although low iti ut-Infl; his
having bet.h fed upon ie. y th-o.; but turnips and Potit iiri eslea*
present weigh, is estimated a;4' score when fat. " -r_ t
lated he will weir,-it bit score. ° ( firareester Jourath, , „ft
Drurys ira' "‘
CO / 1
oa,teitochiek:
RON F. ct s NQU EST.—A n Inquest wit- n ofille.-
SWateudr: elasay a,
aYbaouCttesweltinvle
street, Somers Town, betive TIJONEAS ST101.11,101).1001 0,
ner, on the body of Mr. George Carr many Yea" Ire dist ee
Drury-lone Tine,,tre. It appeared from the evide,n,cebso„roca4
sent for to Mr. Carr's house, No. 11, SirinTs"e" bed get
town, as Mr. C. was very il. Just as Ir. alest°lll,,,,o•ent
to the house Mr. Carr died. Mr. Watford, a iinritt"' '. The
0 avail.
for, and
he attempted to bleed hint ; but it was of 4 out on
deceased had been un well for sometime, but he had beendcoo.
Friday. Verdict—Died by the viditatiOti of God•—" The
ad has left a wife and 14 children.
Mr.r PS:L.:et:4n, Aarillnes,g' 7‘.:res::

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