The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-20 00:00:00

BISHOP 01.7 DOIVNE.

THIS Right Rev. Prelate died yesterday, At three
o'clock, it General FITZPATRICK°6 house, in Ar.
lington.street, after along and painful iiloot,:m.
was the son of a Dignitary ,of the Church in Ire,
land„ who sent him to Eion school for his etltic..a.
tinn.—There he became acquainted with Mr. Fox,
and an intimacy was formed, wltch ceased but
with the death of the Bishop,: At..at early Age
he married a Mitt SYMMI4, 'by whom he had seve.
ral children. His Lordship .WaS nineteen years
Bishop of Dowtig and COrNUR.

"l ere are in circUlation a-numbei of counterfeits
of the fast impression of the dollars.i They may be
easily-discovered by the deficiencrin the weight.,
as, tiiircrencg, tha( thereis. between the
density of silver and base metal, there is 4 difference
la the thickness ; the counterfeits ate tech thinder
real dollars.'

ATALT44, Jr!

ON the sth May, about a quirter before three
o'clock in the, afternoon, we fell a slight shock of an 7
eartbqu.ke, and again non the 26th of last m'mth,
at ten o'clock at oight,
.we had two very severe
shucks ; which really made us, as well as the whole
houSe, shake extremely. We exraed the beatni
of the house immediately to fall ; however, we have'.
hitherto escaped, and I still hope we shall.--,On
the 25111, a duel took place between 1%1,r c()...
Litis and Mr. BUXTON, Surgeon, both of the 6 tst
Regiment ; the latter was wounded through the both.,
and it was expefted rotrtally i; but is, now, I under-
Stand, rieitily Out' of danger.; The Major has been
under close arrest ever since ; he had obtained le.ii e
to go to England by the present convoy, had not this
unfortunate circumstance taken place. The quarrel,
I cannot learn pertettly, but understand it originated
at the. Cape of Good Hope, four years ago, when the
M 'it,' threw some rtfledions on Mr. BUXTON as a
professional matt; it was thought to have been settled
at the time ;;but- by some of the boys (tithe Regi...
mew talking about it, it broke out again, aid this
ist d was the result.• On the part of the Milit sty,
no lei .g hai occurred; and on that of the Navy,
L:14:1 NV VON still remains with all tile Ltnc...i.
Ilittle Stilts oil ToUlon, and we are some :no
or thr e months without hearing 'any thing of them..
I understand the French have • been ,nut
two or. three times ; but Lmd Nk wilt) is
tremeljr anxious, cannot bring them to an engay....
meat.

Se% eral of our Officers are going Mime by !147.3
FLet on leave of absence; therefore we judge from
that, we, shall still he kept in quietness, di. nor.
only' some of our Regiment, hut Officers of all the
Regiments here, re going on leave. ‘.
The Garrison is in good health, notwithstanding
'the intense heat of the weather; the thermornette
has been the last three. days. at 86, 'in a roviin
shaded
.from the. sun, with a thorough air through

It would not be wonderful, as it seems to be the
wish of BoNAP ARTS to annihilate all Ceowveri.
Hlt ADi hut nwo. "at one fell swoop," if some
design. like that against the rightful Monarch of'
France was also direeted against•the KING of SAlt.
DINI A, and that a timely discovery of it occasioned
Majesty's late ahrupt.departUre from Rome:
A General Court-Martial was held at Hull, last
week, on the Lieutenants of the 3d Lincoln Mili.
tia. • .The result has been transmitted w HIS MA.
jEIiTY•

Last week the Rev. JOHN WiLLiAmet, A. M.
FelloVrof Jesus College,Oxfurd, %vas unanitnothir
defied to a Canonry in the Cathedral Church cf
St. David's, vacant by the death of the Rev. Rica.
DAV z rs.

Notwithstanding the number of conviaions that
have recently taken place at Clerkenwell and the
Old Bailey, of fernale..slwp.liftere, allot! et of the
sisterhood was apprehended on Tuesday evening,
in the shop of „Mr.°r.linen. draper,
born, with 'a, piece of calico conceidel under her
apron ; she`Was!commttted to prison. •Ir was very
justly ohserVed by the Col..6totf SERjItANT, in try.
log shveral. similar Cases, that lioeo.drapers were
very reprehensible in plating their goods on the •
qtoside of .their doors and windows, and thereby
hurling out a deCoy for thievery. -.
! Yesterday Mr. Lad'orook, a Gentleman. in
'rhames_streer, W4B summoned by. a servant whOm
he recentli discharged, for twenty.
N.filr. L
vell.lilliansgat,
under the following' circumstances
country house at Mitcham, and 'usually giies there
every Friday.. On-Friday the 17th of last Angina,
he drove off in his chaise, but instead of going to
Mitcham,--dined with-a,friend.at Walworth, agree.
able to an invitation. The Plaintiff, who expect.
ed his IVlaster would not return before M
made preparatioti according to ptevious arrange.
ment, to entertain a party he had invited ..to
celebrate his birth-day. The cook 'and house_
keeper had consented to join in the Gala, and by
nine &clod( the kitchen table displayed a very
ihand.
.some supper for the company, consisting, of sevens
On "removal -of tine cloth, ale, beer, 'and spirits
teemed on the board, and that the Plaintiff's health
might not be, reurvily drank, by virtue of his
°ffice(Rut/or/DU brought forward ft veiottles of rate
.old Port from his mastet's cellar ; conviviality of
'course prevailed Mem,a and lharkris' oimaced the
a ononbly. The voctic..maid dished op a tolerable
song, ihe-hattgekeeper.eitrved out order to the guests,
and the kitchen had the semblance of mirth and Its.
tivity. Things were in this state;ovhen the well.
*known knock of their m titer at the door operated
like an eltdric shock, and btfore they feCOVeteil
from the general confusion, three loud, peals 'sue.
ceded. Half the candles .suddenly 'disappeared,
proloood .silence took place of the, former jollity, and
during the pause the Butler 'admitted. his master.
hatter,sooti discovered the occasion* of.his long
stay, at. the door ; his: man was intoxicated ;ftvaf
bottles had been drained, and his friend* below,
were in a similar situation. Mr. L. exasperated,
instantly discharged the Plaintiff, stopped the five
bottles of wine out of his wages, and,ordered hirni,
withL.l his
1-ail visitors,tlecred to leave the house.
liene i'ergaveperrlsision• Atiotear Mr.
L.
his servants to take wine ow. of his cellar, the
Commissioriers informed 'the Plaintiff he ought to
pay for ,his extravagance, and hatfoio claim on his
'master. 7 • ,

.noatlssy and Co. lire' 1463fieti that the Pohl
lc
approve of the.p!esent Stare Lottery,
,wbieh
Drawing next Monday at ening, at Nice c'C't.
The Scheine;fis' worth Attention. it gi% t
no other Lottery has given) 3 of 2c.s,bo--3 of
10,000-3 of 5000, and divides ariv.ll the tio!der%
of Tickets and Shares' .4.0,0c01. 'more than the last
Lotieryovhich is a say iii to the Purchaser of Oi
Pound Ten.Shillingi in every Ticker. Theße ad.
vantages hay:: caused an ocustpi Demand, ah,l ikllat
occasion a great Scarcity of Tickets aiaS4afei.
N, U. Ortie'rs, by• Letter of carrier, I.tir Tickets
and Shares, executed exatily on the same Teidis at
if present.

it** Ail Prizes, whether cf 20!. tir 20,0601. rtid
un ttetriAtul at_ the old.est3hll;lieti St.ote-L4ttt.,y
Office of Hoax-say and Cu. Nu. 26, Votnlttit,