The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-09 00:00:00

S:GYAL STATIONS ilfoAr THE COAST.

tao:4 Tart Portland.
North Foreland. Punck-knoll, west of Ab-
East Hill,south-west of Deal. hotsbury.
Little Cornhil I, westward of Golden Cup, near Bridport.
• - the South Foreland. Whitelands, west of Lyme.
Folkstone Cliff. Beer Head, near Contort.
Lympite, near Hythe. Peek. Hill, near Sidmouth.
Dungeness Point. West.d.iwii BC4COO, east ~of
Fairlighf. mouth:
Beachey Head. Dawlish Head.
Seaford Clitt. Berry Head.
Hawk Hill, cast of Brighton. roleton, near Dartmouth.
Shoreham. . Collegrew, or Statt Point.
Worthing (Parish of Broad- Hurter's Top, near the
water). Praule.
Kingston, near Hampton . Westsoreoicar the Bolt Head.
River. Gurnose (Bigbury, Bay).
Beaconticld, between_ Bognor Flag-Statt, near Maker
and Middleton. . Church.
Pagham
Nealand, east of FoWey..
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Selsey Point, Penhald.
West Wittering, Dodman.
Cumberland Fort. . Greber Head.
Paklturtt Forest. St. Anthony's Head. . ~
Dunnose. an Point. i
Manacle Po
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Ashey Down. Black Head.
St: Catharine's. Park.braws, near the Lizard.
Needle Point. Park-lough, east side of
Christ ChurckHead. Mount's Bay.
Ballard Hill, Isleof Purbeck. Tetter Dieu, west side of
Round Down, ditto. Mount's Bay.
St. Alban's Head. St. Levan Point.
Hainborbugh Hill, , west of TO Tilt
Lulworth. Purdennick, or Land's End.
SIGNAL STATIONS ON THE NORTH COAST.

/11.0 M Tilt NORL TO NORTH YARMOUTH.
Wakering Stairs. Feliz Stow.
On Foulness Isle. Westward of Bawdsey Sea
Tel I inglunn Grange. Mark, on land called Fur-
Bradwell, St. Peter's Cha- thcr Warren.
pel. • Orford Castle. '
Colewick Farm, near St. Red House Warren.
Osyth Bay.. - Beacon Hill, on Ounwielt
East wick Farm, on land call- Common.
ed Hatchtied. Easton Cliff near the Ness.
Little Holland Wall. Cove Hythe.
Burnt 1-louse Land. - Gunton, to ihe Northward of
On the Nase Point. Lowestoile.
Beacon Hill. , Yarmouth i)ean.

FROM ST. ARRI 93 /MALI TO LEITH.
St. Abbe's Head. North Berwick Law.
Dowlaw, to the Southward of Girlton Hill, to the S. W. of
a point,called Fall's Castle. North Berwick.
BlackCastleHill,totheSouth- Portseaton, in the Frith of
ward of Shateraw Point. Forth.
Within the Fart upon Dun- Calton Hill, near Edln,
bar Pier. burgh.

JOHN 1490LE,-.E54.--ThiS Gentleman who died
last week, 'near Dorking, Surrey, in the 76th year
of his aee, was a e s Member of the Repub.
lie of Letters. He was a man of taste, a respeda.
ble'Authbr, and a good Scholar. lie first display.
ed his Poetical talents in an Elegy on the Death of
Mrs. WOFFINCTON, the celebrated Adress. . He
translated the works of TAsso, ARIOSTO, and ME.
TASTSIO, if not with congenial fervour of imagi.
nation, yet with corredness, elegance, and taste.—
He was the Author of three Dramatic Pieces, the
Tragedies of Cyrus, Timanthet, s'hd Choi:ice, Prin.
ciis of Bythinia. The first two pieces were derived
from METASTASIO. They were perforated with
tolerable success, particularly the Tragedy of Cyrus,
the Fable of which is very interesting, and which was
animated, by' noble sentiments, well expressed. This
play had the advantage of being supported by the
talents of POWELL, in the zenith of his fame,
by those of SMITH, when he was a great favourite
with the Public, and by those of Mrs. YATES when
she was in the maturity of. beauty and theatrical
repute.—The tragedy of Clronice, was by no means
so successful. Indeed, it fell a viEtirn to the seve.
rity of criticism, which has capriciously buffered
many worse performances to enjoy a better fate.
Mr. HooLe concluded himself very liberally on this
occasion, by returning a considerable part of the
money which he had received for the copy-right,
alledging, that as the piece was not successful
on the stage, it could not be very profitable to the
Bookseller, and ought not to be a loss. Mr.
HooLE, was formerly Auditor to the East India
COMpiloy, but retired upon an annuity. Ile was a
very amiable and estimable man in his private cha.
ratter.

The Earl Of BRISTOL and Bishop of DERRY,WIIO
lately died it Rome, was what is generally called an
eccentric charaaer. He was once a very violent
Politician, but the French Revolution, which was
in a great dcgre6 the result of the principles
which his Lordship then entertained, elfettually
`cured' him of all such mischievous notions of
Government. He still, however, retained that
peculiarity of charatter for which his family
were formerly distinguished, and which induced
old Lady ToWNHEND, ithe mother of the present
Marquis .TOWNSHEND, a woman of uncommon wit
and humour, to say that there were three sons of
people in the world, " men, women, and HER.
VEYS."
Died on Wednesday the z7th of July, the Rev.
MATTHEW KENRICK, LL.D. Re for of Bletching.
ley, Surrey.
THE ARTS.-SHED.
whole length of Earl Mo nt A. The likeness is.the
best that has been seen of that Nobleman, and it
will 'be a very fine Portrait. This Artist is also
finishing a whole:length of the late amiable and
accomplished ANTHONY STORER, Esq. He has
nearly finished a fine head of the respetlable
veteran General To tivs, and is about another of
Earl SPENCER.

'The following curious article is extraaed from
an old book well known, entitled the Turkish Spy,
written near Igo years ago
" Queen MARGARET Ai France the wife of
HENRY IV. used to pritaise much with Wizards.
and Magicians, who in an enchanted glass spewed
her who should reign in France for the time to come.
First appeared HENRY IV. Orfila W IS MIL next
LEWIS XIV. and after him a pack of Jesuits,
who should abolish the Monarchy, and govern the
Nation themselves. This glass is to be seen in the
King's Palace tta this day." .We may ask, the
CHIEF CONsui. .if,he knows any thing of thii
glass, and whether, he has looked in it to 'see his
tare, should he carry in execution his threatened In.
vas
•
ton
.of this Country ?
There, has been found lately at /1;x In Gheitelle,
under the ruins of an ancient Basilic,. built by
Charlemagne a superb Column of the Corinthian
Order. The Bishop of that City and his Clergy,
with true servility, ordered it to be pleCed in front
of the Cathedral Church, and to he surmounted by
a Bust of the Fr tor Coristrt., with the following
-ilmiiptiont--:iirroi Rot/apart; prima Republica
Dallies Csmildi Episcour dquisrgnus (arraign,.
'merged.