The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

POOLE, APRIL I:

THE ToWn and County of Poole, on Wednesday
night, was very splendidly illuminated: The inha:.
Wm-its were extremely joyful Sams Souci, the Seat
of 'Mr: JEFkEki, the worthy Member, and the
hotase*of Mr. GARLAND, the other respeetable Re-
presentative,` Made a very grand and pleasing ap:.

pea rance.

Mr. ALLEN, the Iron -faaor, displayed his loyalty
by several very pretty and fanciftd transparencies ;
and an Officer of theGreys, quartered. there, on the
Smuggling duty, had his; apartments in the Mar..
ket-place. very .tastefully and beautifully lighted.
In a 'device of considerable- execution a d effeCii
a jolly Tar held in his hand the Royal Standard
united with the Flag of the.gepublie of France ;
he appeared standing on a.b,rink of the briny Main.
The sea. in the back ground, and'a distant view of
a Vessel, had a very appropriate appearance.' In
large letters were seen,

• " Heav'n-born Peace appears,
"Het gentle presence every bosom cheers
" And spreads Festivity throughout the Land"

The other verses were impassioned and fine ; the
comforts of the Seaman approaching, and the toils
of the Soldier ending, were combined in glowing
and pathetic language, and the last verse which
ended,

" The sorrows of the Poor %rill quickly cease,"
and that tong: separated friends would meet again,
had a very rapturous ea.& tin the popuhice, who
flocked together in. 'thousands: to see the elegant
eift4ions of this igicer's loyalty.

.One of the New York Fapers, of the 38th Vet).
states that :early in February the Army of Thos.
SA I lir comprised Bo,:tico men,.:and that vast qUan-
cities of arms and ammunition had been imported
into St. Domingo in Vessels under Spanish Colours.
The American Journalists complain that their
Minister to France,. Mr. Li vINGSTON; had not
been received by the Chief Consul with so much
tesijea -as was sliewn to the Marquis CORNWALLIS,
and are angry " that so much more 'attention should
be paid to the Minister of a -Monarch, than to one
fr9m a sister Republic."

The celebration of the great Peace 'of 174 g, was
not (We think) till a full month after the signing of
the Definitive, Treaty. A temporary building had
been treaed on the occasion, at a very enormous
expence, and. at the national charge, in the Green
Park,• opposite the 11(in0 Library,, on a magnifi-
cent plan, and forming a most noble architedural
strufture, extending above four htindred feet in
front, and proportionably ,high, composed chiefly
of timber, and transparencies, adorned with appro.
priate allegOrical Paintings by the best masters of
the time. This superb Temple was illuminated
beyond all former example, and the.most brilliant
fireworks displayed that the art could supply. The
KING. (George the Second) and his Court were at.
the Library to. enjoy the spelacie, and it was
thought that .more than half a million of people
were in the Park ; who had the mortification of
seeing this grand building set on fire by accident,
and one half of the exhibition and rejoicings entire-
ly cut off and 'destroyed.

. , .
At the beginning of, the last . century, Bayonne
contained 3a,000 inhabitants, but by therniSfortunes.
which that city has undergone, the number is now
reduced To. 13,000. s When Law z, XIV: in 1659,
went to meet his bride, the INFANTA MARIA TNE.
RESA,. at St. Jean,iieriuz, the population of that
town amounted to 60,000 souls.' Sixty yeah's ago'
it was alone able to furnish rOOO Sailors to the
State, while ,at present its population does not,
amount to 3000 individualS. The• fate of these
two Maritime. Cities should be a lesson to Govern-
ments to watch over and 'encourage Ike populatiort
of Trading" Towns., - •
. The average Price Of Sugar, computed
.from..rhe
returns made for the week ending the 31st day of
Mar Ch. 1802, is Tbitty-niie Shilli2qs and Seven.
Pence per hundred weight ' _ •

•
The Rev. W. Sm ELL E of Great Grimsby; Lin_
ISot; favoured PERK- figs,
- •
of Leicester-square, Londdri, Patentee of the Me,.
•
taint Tradors, With a series of experiments Made.
with those Instruments during the last fifteen
Months, which, Mr. g. observes, " speak loudly
for the Tractors." Among -remarkable cures of
inflammatory sore throats, Wens, bill-us, scalds, con-
tusions- inflamed eyes, head-ach, .actite and chronic,
• rheumatism, on patients, from infincy to 70 ,gents
of age,
.some of whom had been confined to their
'room for months, is the following on an animal :
"CAlr.---,AFrECTION It A Hat sx's Ere.--A Horse, be.,
longing to Mr. Bray, of Marsh Chapel, .wis,hearly blind*
from an inflammation and
,fittn on the:, eye, which-appeared
prOgressing towards a lbss I expected no permanent
.good cottld be done such an cihtiriatc case; however,• I
tractored the eye three timer, not more than thirty minutes
at a time, When •the inflammation bad
.subsided, • the film
was wasted away, and the sight of the cyer became exceeding
strong.—This case has stood siX months..' •
The, Tractors, so neeessaty in every Parnily,.trid• amont
Horses, -may be. lind4 -genuine,- -)with .acw,atatt improved di..
retfions for using them, tnr Five c ttinci.s. the Set, of B. D.
Perkins, A. M. tire eaten tee, in the house of the. late John
•I-liinter, Surgeon, 4cieester-sc.aare ; and of, Frederick Smith,
Chemist And :Druggist, in tThe Haymarket. LOndon. The
portable nature or thskTradors tenders their conv,•yance by
Coach, or even; by Post; perfeettyieonvenient.• Letters in-
closing their arnouut, post. paid, duiYattended-to. •
N. 11. -Tife.PurchasersOt the TraelorS receive' gratis, - two
dilKrent Books, which contain, as comanunicated,hy the firs:
literary characters, about Three Cures Thousan- of Gott,
Rheumatism, ::Scalds, Head-a-eh,. Tuotli-ach, Sprains, In-
lAtrrimatiOnt,' tee- &c, and ale analogous diseases of Horse S-..
(..,'.Nexrweek wilt be published, an entire- New Work,
consisting of nearly 2000 new Cases, on the Hurnin . Body
and on Horses, received within thc last eleven Months. The
rufchaser4 vt tit Tradar4 will be einitictl;9 taus rsig,