The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

CORONATION PREPARATION"I.

Though the EMPEROR is absent, the Preparations
for his Coronation continue without interruption.
This memorable mra will be celebrated by the must
brilliant fe!e ever seen in France. We are assured,
that the Senate intends to .vive a fete, which will
cost upwards of two millions. (82,0001.), in the Pa,
lace of Luxemburg!). The City of Paris will, be.
sides, as in the times of the Coronations of former
Kings give an entertainment in the Hotel de
never before surpassed in splendour. The Legis..
lative Body, the Tribunate, the Council of State,
the Prefed and Department of the Seine, the Mayors,
of the Twelve Municipalities, the Grand Officers
of the Legion of Honour, the Ministers of different
Offices, all intend to give grand festivities on that
Clay; much so, that every person of the Capital,
ever so great or_ so low, may gratuitously enjoy
the 'treats and festivities. The Empress has al.
ready ordered five. hundred tables to be' laid
out iv .the. Thuillerie Gardens, ;and in the. ii;ly -
:jail Fields, each large enough for, fifty . guests,
1111 to be served at her expence, , With the.
choicest di,hes, and finest wines. Should the wea.
titer he uttla vt.urable, these tables will be covered
as in tents. Firc.works are Nei acing. 'fOr which
the EMPEROR has given 600,000
from hat private purse.; and, upon enll

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iitimense tuns, with wine; .w 1i be, placed;
one pa4sini by *ill drink za th'tielt a 0 he plea•ies
on. every square will be, an vrchet•trai where tilts'
flublic will dance, 'and eat aiid 'driok at the Ern.
peror's. etpence. Frain, his M.tjesty 's.private purse,
six millions (zco,000l.) are.airead) delivered to the
Mint, where
_g:)10. and silver Coronation Medals-
are striking; t2fW,hich 140,0°0
ill beilit,trii;uted at '1.165, and the rcrnaindcr in. the
Capital city of each liptrtment.

.On Thursday lair; a Tdr, who had joist come off
a long voyage, :Inrined the heroic resolution to
drown I.lirn,:elf. He accordingly parad,:j, the streets
of North Siiieids, :!nd loudly. declaring his.
and' soon had several hundreds at his heels
to witness the 'g in itched. with,
a firm step tt the water-edge, when every eye Was,
strained, •and the expeztati.ms cif the gaping crowd'
wound op to, the highest pito; but here pcior
resolution fiiled him, and ina.t6d ineking a
plunge into the water, he stepped into a seuller-boar'
and went on board Silpl The
.spedakors return.
ed very rsuclt disaPpointidi must of them declarirtg
that t;:e.lellow.ought to be,harized,..beeau4e he did.
not fulfill itis •

• Yesterday, -at Marlborotigli.street, Rotiori aPti.
Fromt, .J.iurnsynien.J3 )OLN/takers,. tioderwent atr
exainioaftott, charAed with menacing and irritatintr,
the Muir on AT.,ntiav_eveoing. at house of tfrati
a Closer, in H-orb•-ita.oitreet, Manehrster.square.
Healy ,wore, 0:4: When ..hi. h nse wasb:•et by.
the M :b, ‘chfrt-.d 13-qcndants pectdiaily
active itttiong them, aod ahri, ::tiy heard them"
say, alter 0 'iglu, a •Clo,:er, had bren dreadfully
hurt, " \V.- now want Fkaiy, both hiot and Oolg.:
ley sh;.itid be: corn it,id the it.olse qiionicr
be piffled down wh..re sod,' Giveroment i, forming,
rascals He was Obitgea to shut up his hotht
I.)r petson4l security, hut the in remaineti fvf
wards of an hour and he ..tvii.the•Dzienditms
cularly aftive they were dispersed..
The statfio,!qt was c.,m,borated by two others,
who saw, the Deleo,laws present prior to Q y
ili_iteatment, :nit who he,itd them.repeat what hat
been stated ab,,ve,

Tile Offenchuiti denied the siliole of the ch•irge,'
except that- they were brought thither by suing
.4
mob.

The M4eistrate remarked, that if the charge was
as sacisf.a&irily,.mude out htfure a Jury as before'
him, the I/lend:int* would meet .the mast severe
punibliment, and he held them in substantial.hoil,

At Wordtio-street Office, yesterday, a tvolnan of
the name of Carr,.tiving in.Weli.square, Shorecii.Lit,
was brought up by virtue of a Watrant,' :10d tinier-
went an examination before the Nlagistrates, Charged
by. st! vero persons with obtaining money item theta,
under pretence of telling them their fprtuncaina fu.,
tote events ; being a kn,wn charaaer in that pottier,
she was' C4lll;lliited tUr the Session, .as, a rogue iind
vitgak?r,d.

A melancholy accident happened` on - Tureylay
'evening in Vauxhall gardens, Birminghatn, to Miss
floultan, daughter of Mr. Houlton, baker, olDig—
beth, in that! town. .S:}e was. among the Company
Witriessink the..exhibition of the fire..work.s, when a
stick from one of the sky.rbckets fell on her head,
and pie rcf'd the skull; • She • was immediately c !ch.
veyed home, and chirurgical assistance rendered ;
but she enutinues in a very dangerous.state.
Oct Monday seinnight a •de,k in the apartment
of Captain MAT Mr WAS, of tilc. Royal Artillery,
in the. Cirold of Hull, was broke open, and a
number: of k. N ices. Stolen therefrom. A con.
sitierable reward lras been offered for'llte deteaion
of the offenders, but Itith;a to without eff

. The following melineh, 1y event,. to„k !,lace a
sitortlime sitwe at S near itir;wc,istle :—A
beautiful and engaging y nung ot a retiree:table
lonily, who ynh-appliv listened to, the seductive arts
:and pertn.iliops ,:f quitted her parents nn
his account, and resided same dine in genteel lodg,
lugs at Thorp Arch, Where her setioccr left her un.
protefted, a prey to sickness and grief, for her faiLl
deviation. flora happy innocence. As soon as her.
health en,ibled her, she, formed .iheresoltE ion of re.
turning how, li,it:ing by penitence toatotie for the
sorrow bite oee.o,tone.i to her parents; but they'
refusing to receive her, she went to an inn, and
questing a pri-vare room fur a few trfoo,tvi ;
left her', but soon returning, (wind the poor
victim of setluaion .a corpse, having in those few
minutes strangletiherself.

Yestertidy'se)lorght two young women. hired
horse and gig, at Brighton, to take them on a party
o' pleasure tri Newhaven, but before they had reach.
ed Rottungdean, the horse took fright, and ran a way
with the•catriage towards the cliff, giving the wo.
Men' barely "time to throw theniselvosi out before he
reached the declivity, dawn.whieh the animal, and
gig Were precipitired, By thin accident the,for..
user was instantly killed, and the latter dashed to
atoms. One of the young women was only about
four yards from the precipice when she quitted' the
gig.

About nine o'clock on the morning of Friday
sennight, a fire broke out in the huts of the tt,)yai
Cheshire Militia, in camp at Ridgetnont) in Holder.
ness, which being tnn,tly built of wood, and covered
with straw, burnt with such ..violenee that eight of
them were consumed infore the ihnto could be g.oc
Arid

Yesterday sf'nnight, as a pedlar was lookirg over
'the bridge at 1),:t11), a cart passed so near. the, itde,.
ing as to break his kg, and otherwise bruise hini.in
such a manner tll;it,ltis life ill tlesplireti of. The
bridge, was ag.tin, on Wednesday, tht scene kifano.
titer, though nt..t so fact! an aceidenr. An o; ,its.'
furiated by the blows of his driver, leaped into the
river, and notwithstanding the great height,
Wal alive wizen he fell. Ht. was, 'however, so much.
Intr.", that it was found necc!:,,Jry to kilt tom
di, tely.

On Sunday Nit, Sw d wrll, Durh:rm, the, wife
of John;GrAnr, wherr);_in4o, being seated „c„, ,he
fire-side, her clothes took. fire, at'ld SOillt time
elapsing before any p(son ciorc tt, hc.r,
wcra entire!). Liurtyt off, anti l,tr b i.?
fu iy 6crjrclicti, 03( y!'.o in a I.m after.
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