The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-09 00:00:00

ino-vGtt 'Britaitt.mnU'rns what else
While bleedink N lis9N rises to her view
Still is theii cablelur tritt4ll'w:heii Ale
The sinking Colouii:ofiattr Vanquish'd Ftjes ;
And greater still, utile i►is ais heard to say,
ML, ALL wen: Nstssotes IA that Glorious Day,

Earl IiARRINGTON intends setting off for frefatid,
to be Commander in Chief, in the Waal of Lord
CATIICART, on the 20th lbst.

New FUR NlTURR..—Arnotig the 'novelties in
HtiusehOld Furniture about bo be introduced in the
circles-of Fashion is the Grecian Jardiniere' adapted
for the recesses of windows in elegant drawing-
rooms or other apartments of state. Its construction
is semi-circular in the elevation, supporting a regular
gradation of steps. The base is in imitation of por-
phyry, on which are placed Egyptian lions ; the se-
cond tierof steps are supported by antique Chimeras.
On each flight are placed vases elegantly designed
from the Etruscan antiquities. These vases are ap-
propriated to contain the most rare exotics, of a
nature adapted to vegetate in rooms of a moderate
temperature. Underneath the arch, supporting the'
whole, is placed an Etruscan table and bronze figure.
The latter carries an elegant transparent glass vase,
filled with gold and silver fish. The whole of this
highly decorative article is painted in imitation of
the rarest marbles. The Chimeraaand ornamental
parts are close imitations of the Etruscan metal.
MaLTON COURSING MEETING.-011 Tuesday
last the Silver Cup was run fin at.Duggleby, and
welt majorßowmes 'branded bitch Violet, beat-
ing Major Tatum's black, bitch Beauty, and three
others, after four severe courses. The day was par-
, titularly fine, and a great number of Gentlemen at-
:,tended.

Inglewood Hunt commenced on Teesday the .1 sth
ult. on Nvhich day there was buck hunting; and, on
,the day after, fox-hunting.. On Friday, a stag-hunt,
which •altbrded' eonSiderable, amusement. On Satur-
day the 1 9th, a most, excellent race, in which.the
Duke of HAMILTON'S bay mare. beat Mr. Mill:nix'.
-soN's bay colt, by only half a neck. The meeting,
upon the whole, was suppnrted.by.tbe neighbouring
Gentry in a very, spirited and .superior manner ; , and
the Balls were:attended by More beauty and fashion
than was ever known at Penrith on any former oc-
casion. The weather, altogether, was very favonrable
and pleasant, and the politeness and affability of the
'Stewards, En. HouGIITON and R. LOWTIIIAN 1108$;
• ES(I3. greatly added to the diversions.

There has been for some time an Establishment
at Philadelphia, which is termed " The Tribunal of
Conciliation," The objet of this Institution is to try
all litigated cases which May be etlered, to it. This
Tribunal 'has no legal satiation, nor does any legal
obligation exist to entire° its decision. It is quite
at the will of litigants. to appeal to it,.ttud if the re-
suit be not satisfactory:to both parties, the matter in
dispute may geto a Court, of I giw,-->to guard against
the etpenee of which VMS 1114 ptineklXii motive with
those who•originally estqblished this mode of inves
tigation. No expence attynds any appeal to this
Tribunal unless both parties be Teconciled 01 the
final decision, which is pronounced , in.presence of
the parties, with a statement of the reasons upon
which it is grounded. Notwithstanding the Utopian
appearance of this plan', it is a tit& that no less than
iti,ooo,Causes :have bean -finally determined by it
wi.tl;l4 three year; from its original establishment.--
Tfid. idea is said to have• been borrowed from the
Dutch. \Vt recalled that something of a similar
nature did exist at notterdarn ineviomytb the French
Itevolution. • • ,• '• • -

On Sunday evening last. most atrocious murder
was committed on the body ofa woman on Saxilby
Moor, near Lincoln, with a lsrgehedge stake, where
the was-found. the following morning ; her head being
beat to a pulp, and the stake, with two bundles of
clothes, lyino. * near her. Suspicions arising against
her husband, Thomas Temporal, alias Utter, a
banker, employed on the works of drainage near
Lincoln, he NM apprehended, and an inquest being
taken on the body, at Suxilby, on Tuesday, he was
fully committed by the dOroner to Lincoln Ctstle
for the murder. This inhuman Monster was apPre-
beaded on Friday last, on the oath of this unfortunate
woman for bastardy, and on Sunday morning they
were married at South Hykeham, near Lincoln, and
were observed by several people the catty evening
on the road leading to the place where the murder'
was perpetrated, The woman was within a, fe'w
weeks of her delivery. -