The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

M2IRLIIOROVGILSTRIEn

YESTERDAY CiT2ris4vher—Burn wilt charged by
Mr. Towesland, of the Stephens's Tavern, New
Bond-streer, with obtaining , goods Undei false
pretences.. The Prisoner was lately in the service
of Major Scowarrin, and was discharged at
Brighton on the sth instant. While the Major was
in town he was in the habit of sending to the Coffee-
house, from whence his dinners were usually con.
veyed to bin). On the Bth inst, the. Prisoner ordered
a dinner of poultry, &c. to he provided for his
master, which he waited :for. He repeated this on
Friday last, with the addition of a quantity of:
Champaigne and other wines, stating that his master
was in a hurry, and a poSt.chaise was waiting for
him at the door. While the porter was conveying
the dinner to the Major's house, in. Albemarle-
street, he was met by the Prisoner, who complained
of delay, and -took the tray from him. The next
morning, when the porter repaired to theiMajor's
house, he was informed by Ale housekeeper that no
dinner had been brought thither, and that the Major
had not been' in town for some time. The Prisoner
acknowledged the charge ; and stated, that he had
so aled in 'consequence of his master having dis-
Charged him without notice. He was fully corn. :1
mitred for trial.

The report of a person having been' wounded in a
duel on Sunday morning, in Hyde Park, is unfound.
'ed, though a duel was intended to have been fought
there,: between a Mr. W. and a Mr. P. Hop-fac-
- tors in the Borougli ; and who, for that purpose,
Were to meet in
,1-Hyde Park, at six o'clock, on
Sunda); rning; hut information of their intention
having been privately given to Mr. GRAHAM, at
Bow-street, on Saturday night, and also at the
Public Office, Union Hall, warrants were issued to
apprehend-the parties. Mr. P. in a post-chaise,
,with his Second, going into the Park at the Oxford-.
street Gate, was arrested by the Union Hall Offi-
cers ; and Mr. W. and his Second, arriving nearly
at the same time, in.a hackney-coach, at the Pic-
cadilly Gate, were taken into custody by Rivett
and Adkins, two of the Bow-street Officers, who
conduCted them before Mr. GRATIAtof ; when Mr.
W. entering into proper security to keep the peace,
was liberated; as was Mr. P. onproducit,„,, bail at.
Union Hall. The :quarrel, we understand, topic
place respecting a horse, in consequence of wind)
Mr. P. sent the challenge.
On the morning of the, isth inst. the Mill be.
longineto Messrs. Lee, and CO. at Dob Cross, in
Siddleworth, was discovered to be on fire, and
burnt with such fork, that all the old part of. the,
building was totally consumed, and the tai6f, machi-,
fiery, &c. reduced to a heap of ruins; by which sad
accident a Mr. FlOrSfall; PrOprietor of one of the
rooms, had his all destroyed.
The inhAbitantS of Falmouth were alarmed abaut
three o'clock in the morning of yesterday sc'rinight,
by the &time beating to arms," and a cry of fire.
They immediately assembled with the fire engines,
and found that a new house on the Hill, O;i't'he north.
western extremity of the town, lately, occupied by a
Mr. Ford, was in flames. The exertions of the
populace prevented thefire from -spreading. beyprid
this house, and the flames-were stion extinguished.
It appears to have originated by accident,in a bake_
house on the back part of 'the premises.
Las't week, whilea man was•digging:in a pit in
the parish of Campsie, part of the earth fell in upon
his own child, a boy about six years of age, who
was•killed. on the spot.

Last week, as a young man of St. Winnow, near
Lostwithiel, was loading a waggon with corn, he
unfortunately fell off and broke his back. Yet-he
still languishes in agonizing pain.
On Saturday se'nnight, a new-born infant was-
found dead in Gibraltar Row, Liverpool. A woman
supposed to be the mother, is taken up on suspicion
of the murder.

STATE LOTTERY, FIRST DAY.
The Ticket No. 5,216, as first drawn, entitled
to One Thousand Pounds, and No. 3,26o,'drawn the
same morning a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds,
were both sold in Shares, at Messrs. HAZARD,
BURNE, anti Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange :—the
former in two Quarters, two Eighths, and four'
Sixteenths, and the to,ooo in one Fotirth, three
Eighths, and six Sixteenths.
Saturday next will be the Second Day of Drawing.

STATE OF THE WHEEL.
Three of Twenty Thousand Pounds,
Two of Ten Thousand Pounds,
Three of Five Thousand Pounds,
Five of One Thousand Pounds, &c. &c.

PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHAASS.
Ticket - ,C. IS 5 o
Half . - ,E. 9 S o Eighth - - 2 S o
Quarter -4 rs o Sixteenth . 4 9

Only Nine Days to Draw.

WARRANTED UNDRAWN.
While the brilliant Lottery is going, and Tickets
are to be procured, FIURNSBY and Co. respettfully
acquaint the Public that they may depend on being
supplied with Tickets and Shares, on the most rim.
derate terms, at their Office, No. 26, Cornhill,
warranted undrawn at the time of purchasing.
N. B. The Second Day's Drawing will be on
Saturday next.