The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-28 00:00:00

.DUDLLV, Nov. 23.

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A rrinie of tt most atrocious nature, and which,
perhaps, can be only paralleled in this country by
thgt pprpetrated some time since at Simpson's-Hos-
pit-al, was v.vommitted at 13 ilbrivan on Friday night
list,.- At' a late hour, through a broken pane of
glass, a.,poisoned take was raid in the window of one
Cogan; a rter, who resides in that town. This
unhappy inan had tour children, the Eldest of whom
was 13 years of age, and perceiving the cake early
in the morning, they divided it amongst themselves,
and ate it. ln a short time afterwards, they were
'all seized with a most violent vomiting :—Lone- of
them d4d, and the remaining three were despaired
of when our correspondent- cloSed his letter. The
Gentlemen of thatyicinity, we are happy to hear-,,
:are making every possible. exertion tar the discovery
of the monster who committed this diabolical deed.

BRIGHT() Ar, Nov. 25.

The PRINIcE oh Friday and %, -turday win
,an
eeueerian .thr several hours, attended by Colonels
1.1.:1011 and HANGER". Soon after sib. o'clock on
Friday elening His Royal Highness left the Pavition
in his carriage, to dine with the Marchioness of
DowNsifixe at West-field Lodge. Among the No-
who dined with the PettstE at the accom-
. plisoed 'Marchioness's on this occasion were Lord
and, Lady HA RIUNGTONT! the beautiful Lady Axe;' MALTA Srxlenon, Mrs. FlT4irra URI', Baron
CU;allel LEIGH, and others, making in the
u hole a sociable party of fourteen. The dinner was
the first description. About nine o'clock the
Company from West-field Lodge removed to the
Pavilion, where. a most. splendid Entertainment,
consisting of a Ball and Supper, was given by 'the
Pu..mcs ; and at which the whole of the most dis-
tinguished I.Vobility who sojourn here were present.
The PetNer, was in exceeding good health and
.spirits, and in the couoie of the evening danced a
wal* with the accomiilished. Russian Princess De
GE r.zsz OFF.
The Dresses of the Ladies were extremely.splen-
did. The Marchioness of Dowt:Seigt; WdS attired
in white satin, with a rich display of diamonds, irc".
Many very beautiful women were present.; and never
did they appear more interesting and lovely.
about one o'clock the dancing ceased; and the
Con pany rernoVed to the Supper-Rooms, where not
fit ,lelicaey which the season could produce were the
tAles deficient in : nor could theelegance and taste
of their arrangement be' surpassed. About 'two
&oh)* the Eleganies once more resorted to the Ball-
, Room, where the merry notes of the fiddles and ta.--
bor were heard until nearly three hours subse,
quently.'
Mr. Sault:ow was of the party, which in num-
ber soineWhet exceeded one hundred and -sixty.
On the night following, it being the Birtl,), day of
Miss SEymoue, 'that interesting Little Lady enter-
tained a Party, of Juvenile Nobility with a Bait, 84e.
at the Rwilion.. Mrs. FrrZagilitEßT on the same
oconsiou permitted the individuals on her establish.
rrizqat to have a Attlee at' her mansion, and to en-
tertain their friends.
Accdriing to 'annual, custom, -. the individuals on
the Plutice's .establishmelit will be treated with a
Bail at their Reyal Masier'S expellee on Thursday
next.

ormrtN -Fmrrtune.---The present century has
not only revived the long negleEted specimens of the
art.; attached to the Greek and. Roman ~,citools, but
bas iltewise given birth to additional ideas'of taste.
The liberA encouragement, artists of genius have ex-
perienced frein manufai';turer of celebrity at the
W,.'61 End of the Town, has furnished the Virtu in
this species of refinement , with an unprecedented
Viiriety ut fashinnable designs, all classically chosen
from 1:;e. ant;que,. ,One of the most splendid and
valuable articles we have ever notiz_cd is just finished
tOr a Foreign Minister. This piece of furniture,
which is caned a counnode, is. exquisitely beautiful,
and part:tkes of all the exedlence of the ancients in
respea to its sculptured ornaments, and, the additional
taste and improvements ii[ tater ages. It comprises
a Compl4o secretaire, with interior accommoda-
tions and seeret.draWers. In the centre is a mirror
in a'richantique frame. On' either side are sliding
drawers, coiwining iia.their innermost recesses two
other drawers.. The litter aft upon A mathemetkal
principle, and elevlite•to any direction. Beneath are
varinus compartments appropriately fitted up, and
lined with crimson ,vela et, a-iapted t 9. contain the
paraphernalia of a Lady i'of fashion, and supplied
with uncomnionly rich and uniquely cut-glass vases,
ennthihing altA of l'OSCS;'auct other oeloritorous and
rare perfumes, In other departments arc many
useful appendages water is ConUey.ed by means of
a silver pipe into a rich antique bason. The whole
of this superb article is formed' of the finest maho-
gany,: highly varnished. The lower compartments
are ditcleil richly. carved figures, upresenting
thef;(elatirbv supporting, the pediment. The doors
are, vi:inted to ill vsviat antique. rnarblp„ in which
uppear four beautifiil whole length fcmale figures.
decoretious are_ exquisitely carved,.and adorned
with bronze and gilt ornaments, hirhly chased and
ertiblazoned.; :all -strictly classic w4li thti-Grecian
and Egyptian -costume. • ,