The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-07 00:00:00

Quantity of Co 64 p
Average Produce
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2,71. '''i!
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Quantity of fine lb; is.
Amount of 5a1e,15,6591. Ss. 6d.—Average Standard. 1231.

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The importations into Bristol last week 31°09
from Ireland, were 2,143 live pigs and 16 ealveN. t;
is independent of an immense quantity of wheat and od'
corn and flour, eggs, butter, pork, and porter.
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near midnight, the men who had charge of her fastell
her to the mooring-post, shut themselves in the cal'ln,
and went to sleep. Having unfortunately left the r!ro
too short, when tide rose, the water got above the gu,e,
wale, sunk the lighter, and drowned the men before P.
were aware of their danger.
FIRE.—On Saturday morning, about 03,1111
o'clock, a fire broke out in the Royal Artillery 0°P:01
at Woolwich. The garrison beat to arms, and proojl,
assistance being rendered, it was very soon subdued, tli
out doing any ma.erial damage.
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FIRE ON THE RIVER.—On Saturday - „4
ing, about two o'clock, the crews of the shipping F‘,110.4
river were thrown into a state of great consternefrod
an alarm of fire on board the Hiram, of Dote ;
Captain Brown, lying at Horslydown New StairV
appeared that come grease and other combustibles tg,
caboose ignited, and communicating to other materir'L #f)
flames burst forth with great violence. The Captsly
crew immediately exerted themselves to subdue thy/
in which they were assisted by Mr. Little, a surge l).
Thames police, and Marston, a river constable, vili,"L
passing in a boat, and by their united exertions the ,fliK
were confined to the caboose, which was totally dest::, P;
The whole tier in which the Hiram was lying 'fi ore'
some time in great danger, and had the flame' 9,"d'
much farther, several vessels would have been de'te°;f;'
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A COUNTRY SCHOOLMASTER'S --,0, ri
—The following is a literal copy of an epistle rece°'ir
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dressed to a gentleman of considerable influenced
parish in the county of Limerick, on the border, 0
county of Kerry:—" Most honoured and 13°°°/ pot
Sir,—As I feel the most vehement compunction ° sf.
science at allowing any longer the rising generatio°,, J 1
adulterated in their principles of polite education h) Pf'
of young pedagogues who, like locusts, infest the,4
Rev. Father O'Halloran's parish, deteriorating °lot
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centuation, and causing an abominable frustration ;
benevolent cogitations of nature in their favour,.
your honour will didactically present to the cogita .
learned speculations of the pious dignitary and P„,i
preserver of youthful morality the grievous reer'"ifig4;
which he will owe to Omnipotence, and which i' '
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weighty to gravitate him down beyond the antic
does not instantly expinige from the records of hi°,
age the coxcomicals and futile prferaniums of the.,
ising instructors who contaminate the genius of thA",
generation, and prey like cormorants on a burden': rd 0#
But, in order to fulfil most efficaciously the ends 01 eetry
I propose, with your honourable co-operation, ti'.i f)oi
these nuisances, aided in our pious endeavour'o oft,ll
tioners' piety and erudition, the rev. coadjutoro
worthy parochial dignitary. For this purpose, li°,o c,oll
Sir, I presumptuously deliberate on forming an.," t:
~t
in the village of Rabeneigh, where subordicatho;, '
flourish as long as an example of fligellation e%" illo.t.
so that the dullest ignoramus would be transmur-000
luminary, and science supersede the darkness of it )01',,
" Hoping your Honour's consideration, Belt 0(,,
" I am your Honour's most obsequinu,lft
" JOHN Ill'e"_.,

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