The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

PUBLfe OFFICE, lioll7-STREET.,

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, •: UtitIDER ()V lift, BY, I HT.
GRAII/V.T. on Sunday, dispatchei): several
Of in,:variou4 direatons, to filki 'l.Telt !Jerson,
cOuld-, who could thriy.%, the le:t,it light
tipoil the!, stilkieo; and they proved suf,:cessful
finlino YestOrday theSe pci-z,onS attended at
the Offi'cc; and 'gave their statemcinci in a private
manner- ..ty.fore Mr. !L.:111A Davit; eon-
finiteu.the account Ni!b. gave on Saturday, in every
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Neither ,Mr.,'Spatch nor the female serVtipf Were
brotight.t(.the - • •
'At drive: o'cloelt'' 11,4 r. It\nArl and.MJ.-. STA F
ioßn, the printipal. perk, pet off to examine the'
• pretnises' the'deeeaed, and to siake some evidence
in thay neighbourhood-. . •
' .Among other perons who were aalle,d'upon,
Mrs. Blight, Mr. Jones, this Surgeon, Frost, the
Publican, and the inn yho &Mid the ramrod.
• The.priliy has 'been scarchi.' but ho 'pistol was
fonnd 111(...To The Masristrate.bas since given di-
reEtions thla a mnber,of men shall nmnediately
employed in seareltinic ‘i•ery part near tbe`premiies,
where it is; at 'all,:likely,to haVe been thrown. They,
sat to woll''„thi,i rooming:
Much, 6.rait is, doe to Mr. GfiAitAM for' tho extra-
orditiaryPains he has taken, and the ability he 'has
she'wn in Ahe,eptOgres.,,s of the investigation.. There'
will be two a [bpi: more private 'eitaminatieins,
viiink to •the.,,publie one.
One or;the Patrole belonging to the OM,N?, sleeps.
in the :sinnt..> bed with Mr. Spatch, at the Brown Bear
1391.i5e. ,
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The failiii, k4,-Oncesshe uxorioumiess extetids even.
to the 4oOd-..oitizeris of Arneriea.. The last itirew
York Pati6rt mttOtthee the, happy nuptials of ti
ing bridegrp,mol4ined yVenn Alder, aged 105, to a
brisi witifioii.,..otirrio- Anne 'Fratikesley, aged 00.
This beiti.g'*, third for to sacrifice the
ilynteneili Altar, k is to he hoped both have, in this
instance,' at last met their triateh.

M.PaTZIES,, the Cyprian, whose splendid esta-
blishmet .clas,iting equipage hltely, a t tr-ktaed
mtich notie; ViOW no; longer the ohje6t cat etiVy
among the' frail, sisterhood,: She was arrested a few
ielenings ttga,i. at Margate, for. a debt amounting to
2001,,and conveyed the next mornltig to Dover Gaol,
She is far advanced in a state,of:pregnancy.
The height,to which etiquette, is .carried" at the'
Court of.,Biit;rA?AitTF, is truly ridicialot All kind
of inteicnurse.Was lately suspended betWeelytheTo,
reign Ambassadors and the . two Great Dignitaries,.
or Officer& of the reVOWO; CAMIIA CERES and .141'
BRuz, beCaUte the latter demanded the title of "
twat! S6r4niSsitne" (Most Serene klighnesq,
in the opinion of the former; was due only to Prinees
It was' to ,remove this ground o 1 refusal that BoNs,-
' rirrE conferred the: title of Prinee-both cm the Arch-
Chanc4or and Arch-Treasurer, in consequence
Wirhereof Madame LuT,OnE,4I
,Shortly alter agani
made her appearance,, at. the " cerele!' of Madame

A Crtriiolll- Infotimnion hai; lately been. filed at
Paris General Alo6:HANumnu (now A.-Prisoner
of War). .14A1LTHOLONMW 14s#:Dolv, formerly a
planter in St. DoMingo, has accused tf, Genoral of
having ordered his,hrother, to be shot without any
trial: - The Attorney7G.en A
eral,,lttroNnt.r lAA ST.
htpr,lY4tidELy,. bair'Alea the iiilerw;ttient ilk the
High Conn of. Justice, and examined se-
veral witnesses ; but, at the same time, ha-3 inform-
ed the ftirther,praccedings must
be stayed until General RuothoomAn shall be ex-
clmged.

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- At Worcester great fair, on Thursday, there WM
but 41 moderate supply of fat, and lean ,cattle and
pigS, which re',ldity 501 A at nearly the same-prices as
at our last fair. 'fltere'wast great number Of sheep;
of bones also there was a g(ir)d supply, which fetched
high prices. At. the commencement of the fair,
cheese; best nniking*, brought Ina .1 !.21. Lfii, to 31.
4s. and Seel,fitd tiOtil 21. Ott: :to :21.,,1 r. 28. but•toWardi
evening the price droppc4, of the fOrmer
tkl. and the tat ter 'to 11110' quantity of hops was
.unusually titttalt, only 170 pocket -were weighted,
the current prices of which were from Gl, to 71. 75..
Not one pocket of new hops, a circumstance, which.
has not.occurred fear Srmie years, was brought, anl
but few SaMples
-The . of, Whe;•it in most of the Prosiincial
tilol:,:cts (•,:I).l:tinties, iall—at Newcastle, during the
-last week, it declined f„),O,; p4:1• quarter—at Gainho.
rough, on Wetlnesday, printcsarnpleA, Which on (.et
loth comma:tried° per Eittirtee,. were on. the
f.!4411 sold at. whet which on ,the
lath lbunsi a -t 9
Salo 15s: (m the 25(h. hung 011
hand at. C...tiniwicige, Doncaster, Mtittwich,
Sin aitd I.IUITWIM;s Other places, the reduc
• tutu 111 price of prhne •,,:at,,,at has varied: from hi. to
15A. per quarter. • •
'l'ln is at present, in a garden near .H.exliarn, an
appie tree in full bloseotn, for the second.time,this.
*easel),
heed of .Atnerir-in Cro-yi• whirh
Was st.v.in,lot Spv.irti., t 1 .;!:mlen of I: Mit ,
chcl, Nlovpvtlt, the :iw,t(l-6 of Otte stern were found to
contain the ;lumber of 4 4 petse. ,
Oa Monday ht t J., Kendall, the gatekeeper
.at
Henley 'Turnpike, was corniiCted, at a rneeting_of th 6
Justices at viiiitierthead, hi the penalty of 40s. for
demanding and taking an itnproper toll of the coach
man of 11..'holmts Stonor, Esq. ; the -fiervunt had
driven his master's carriage through
,the gate in the
niorning, and at thn saute time paid the ten far the
horses and on his .return in the afternoon the gate-
fceeper being paid again for the same
horses, or threatened he would- take one of the
bridles from the borSe's.head , the conehman, re-
colle6ting that there was ,aweasy remedy against' thus
colleEtor for this extortion, did not suffer thO.
,
to be taken on, out pid the demand, and prose-
cuted the offender,
sermight the Corporation keel, for
weiabing wrecks in the river Tyne, hooked the bot-
tom of i ship .in , the, Marrows,- near the :middie..
round in Shields'-.harbOur, and sifter much exertion,.
g
succeeded ..caktyitiVit upon the green hank near
the lotv cu 1 Of South fghtelds ':Titis wreck has
, „
invaded tne,nlivagatton;-nr catching slips' ant:4lol`o
and kedg,t4,upwards, of :eight years.

.11.1ELAN,C1.10LY C tITASTROI'IT E.

On Sunday. nisht, died, at his house in George-
yard, Lombard-street, in con sequetice of the bill ises
and severe treatment be received a.feW nights before,
Mr. NAT sit, a respe&able wine-merchant. . The,fol-
lowing are the virticulars of the eirettruhouees which
led to his

On Tuesday night last' Mr. "INAusti came into the:
parlour of the Star Tavern, in Nag's-head-court,
Grace church-s tree t, cr.-0 a party of respeaable
tradesmen, many of them his acquaintance, ,were
spending the evening. Mr. N4.tan, who .appeared
rather intoxicated, endeavoined- to attra& the ,at-
tention of the company towards himself, by 'inter-
tupting the conversation, which, though it dis,-
piehSed. the partiei, did not exelte any resentment,
on acconnt of the state 'in 'which he appeared to'
be. Amongst the company present was a-Mr.
who at present holds a . confidential situation in a
respeffible Mercantile House in the City. Some al-
tercation took 'place betweetY thiS Gentle Man and.
Mr. NaOH, to which the company paid little or
ne attention; ,cpnceiving to' be the result /of
some former piqo:.% About eleven o'clock Mr,
left the house, avowedly With an intention,
to- go immediately hOtne.-i Shortly afterwards Mr,
also left the house ; and ;not many minutes
bad elapsed. when the landlord of the Star was
alarMed by the noise of some person staggering
'.againk his door, whoui, -on examination, he found
to be in a most wretched condition : his fade
and clothes were. co\ercd 'with blood and mud,
and lie. was 'severely bruised in various parts. On
chiser view, this person proved to be Mr: Nmitt,
who, when a little recovered, stated, that after he
had ',quitted the house, he bad stopped under an
adjaCent, gateway; and alrno3t instantly received a
violent bloW on the. head, which knocked hint
down !, and while prostrate, he'' was repeatedly-
.. kicked on the sides, stomach, and face, by the ruf-
. fian who first struck him, but whem, from the dark-
ness of the night, he could not &Anguish.
I",;AiSfl was treated with every degree of.
tenderness by the landlord, who had him conveyed
home,. with the h6pe, at least, that no materially
ill consequences would follow.. Next morning., how-
'.ever, his situation was considerably worse, and his
illness continued rapidly to increase until Sunday
morning, when he was Seized with a delirium, and
di44 at night.
The surgeon who attended Mr. NAISIT has, de-
dared his death to be the consequence of the bruises
he received 3. and this day, we understand, a 'Cern-
ner:s Inquest will ba held on. the body, to discover,
if pwsible, such traces as may lead to the dete6tion
of his Areacherous assailant.

On, Monday seinnight an Inquisition was taken
at Newbury, before Stephen Henistead, on
view of the body of a child about five years old, son
of hancis Lewis, a labouring, man, who, on the
prectAing Saturday, while playing with some other
children, fell into.the river Kennet ; the body was
not found till the next day. Verdict-- Wccidental
Death,

:On Saturdaysesnnight an Inquisition was taken
at:Stony-Stratford,
,in the County of llucks, before
one of the Coroners for that County, on view of the
body ofSames Seed, a poor roan, who was travelling
on his way from London to Liverpoolin. aeomtnon
Carrier'e waggon, and died in. it at .stony-Stratford,
Whilst the Waggoner was baiting his horses. Vi.r,
d et--Died 17./ the Visitation of God.
On Wet lesday se'unight a native of Didsbury
jumped from. the Angellard, in, the market-place,
Stockport, into theUnderbank, down a perpendieu-
lot fall of the height of lb yards, and received no
other injury than a slight bruise on the side of his.
.hcad. , , .
Sunday se'nnight, at StOCkpOrt; two Inca having
quarrelled, one •of them, . whsle the other was in
the aet of stripping to. fight, gave:his antagoniA:.so
violent a blow as to occasion Ins death. The survivor
has been committed to:prison.
On Monday last a woman and,. a young man
(said to'be the:farmer's' On) Were apprehended,. at
. Manchester, on suspicion of being centers of cum,
terteit seven shilling pieces, shillings, &c. quantities
ef which were tbund in their possession.
The following singular discovery was, on Wed,
aesday last, made by a boy, who had been gather,.
ing nuts, in a wood, near Comic!, in 'Worcester.:
shire. .was attraaed to a spet, raised a • little
i above the surfaee of the ground, covered with tint
and over-hung with nut-trees; wild shrubs, &c.
from which issued' a disagreeable-odehr ; and on re-
moving part of the ,turf, found a chimney, and
trap-door, both in complete preservation. The boy
instantly procured the assistance of several men, Who
succeeded in raising it, and, on decending, disco,
vered it to be a .cave dug out of the -earth, divided
into separate apartments, constructed. with Much
care and ingenuity, possessing all theyequisites .for
a dwelling, and retaining every sign of having been
only lately inhabited.. In. one of the rooms there
was a qUatitity of cold meat, that apparently had not
long been cooked; and, in another wt,s: a great num,
her of sheep-skins, eutrails &c. an evidence that
it. had been used as a slaudtter.house, the effluvia
friam. which led to the discovery. Thereeannot be
a doubt that this dew' has been the receptacle for
thieves Of all descriptions, though none were to be
seen,: at the timef° but, as 'diligent search is now
Making, we trust we' shall shortly have to publish
their appreb:'!usion, and thus put an end to all fUr.
ther depredations, which have of late been very fre,
quently committed, in [jai pact of the country.
• A 'short time ago an insane Pauper, of the name
of lirittain, made his escape front chertsey Work-
home, aad althongh the Parish Officers offered a
reward for his discovery, they were not able to learn
any tiditigs of him till last week, when his remains
were found in an oh! barn, near Tooting, in:a suite
too shocking•to describe, being literally devoured by
rats,--(Reading MeecuiT)
Tuesday lzt a boy aged about ten years,.. of the
mum! of Jameson, was attempted to be: kidnaped,
at Sundetland., by a man of a very genteel appear-
,. ance, dressed' iii it brown•coat and nankeen panta-
:Johns.. He had of the boy enticed as far as the
b:
iron bride, by flttering bin! his watch, breast-pin,
and haying hint mmie cheese :'but on his mother
• receiving information of the circumstance,- she an-
' Thei;.l4ttely .went in pursuit, and on claiming her
the fellow instantly decampiNl.

EXTUAOT 011 'A T.F.Tme PROM Stq,PAttiltpt.
1.11( wOj'y 11:_!.at'v 1--al! of rain on Friday night ha;
done considerable aannge t the hite-liarv&it in the.
low lands of -this WhaCts.of More
imPortanct, -the :Works of Mes 4. Grimshaw• have suf-
fered umeh injury, byt1,..., mxand of their upper re-
servoir having given v. iy to the increased pressure. 91
water and its agitation by t high northerly
The impetbitsity ;of,;the torrent vihs fortunately:re-
sisti.,d'hy a large embankment, which prote6ted, the
moil] building .containing the spinning machinery.
The volulno' of water; 'he\Vever`, entered the:ding-
houses, snaking seVeral-breaeheS there,- bursting the
flooring, and doing great damage to the vats and
other implements, as well as callicoes and dye-stud's
of that-valuable mantilliaory.' Part of the spoils of
:'the flood
,Were carried down to the sea-shove, in
the iMmediate heighbotn'hood 44: which are. Messrs.
Grimshaw's Works. ' The dbursting of the damlbr-.
tunately happened at ,i6o.carly an hour on Sattuday
indrnitig to endanger tteliVel of the' workmen ; and
one of the Mr. Grimshaw's had passed a bridge-some,
seconds before it. yr 43 swept away:7
yesterday se'rmight a woman, at Francis-street.
chapel, Dublin, was (given into custody of Captain
Wilson, of the PeaceEstablisliment, charged by. a
`mini-there with picking his packet while she was
in the aa of sprinkling- holy water upon him from the
fount which,heid 'it. On searching her afterwards
its the Watch-house, nine handkerchiefs and a pair
of men 'S glov'es:Were found upon this female delin-
quent.

WAWRANT:ED UNDRAWN.—NO. 26, Corhhill,
Charing-cross awl tit. Margaret's Hill; Borough.--
HoRNsBY and Co. resrefully acquaint their. Friends
and the Public; that- they -have.. regular numerical
Booki for their inspeetieti, free of any expence what-
ever; and that they shall COntinue,selling
.Ticls.ets and
Shares, on the lowest terms, ,warrante:dundrawn,
during the whole time of the drawing' of"the Lpttery,
at the above State Locry Offices; where No: i,04,5 1 5,
drawn a Prize of 500 t. the first, da.y,,Was shared. late
10'16 Cluat'ter, one Light I), and ten Sixteenths, Friday
next will be the seccind Day of Drawing:'

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