The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-13 00:00:00

MIXTURE.

DINDIN and GAWAN'S PATENT
TRUSSES, without sterl:springs, 200, Fleet-street,
close to Temple-bar.—Gentleutra high in the Medical
Profession have recommended thme Trusses, not only in
slight but in the most difficult caves of Rupture, where
persons have been afflicted upwards of forty years.
GAWAN and CO., having for six years acted upon the
principle of returning the money if their Trusses did not
succeed, are quite confident they shall continue to receive
the support o/ the Profession and the Public in general ;
and they assure tNem, that neither rills n.or poor will be
required to keep the unless they are perfectly satisfied.

THE ARMY.

LORD FITZROY SO3IERET'S LIST.

Lord Fitzroy Somerset, as Military Secretary to the
General Commanding in Chief, went thrcragh his List to-
day at his office iu the gorse Guards.--A few Generals
and 38 other Officers trans.acted military businsss- with his
Lordship.

CHANGE OF QUARTERS OF THE GUAR r,

ORDERED TO TARE ELAf:E. OW TUE 16TH INST.

The 2d Battalion of the Greanf-iir Regiment is to march
from Windsor to the Tower.--Tile' Battalion of the
same Regiment, which is Coming from. Ireland, is to oc-
cupy Portman -street Barracks.
The Ist Battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards
into proceed from Westminster Quarters to Knightsbridge
Barracks.—The Qd Battalion of the same Regiment
march from the King's Mews to Windsor.

The Ist Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards is
to more from Portman-street Barracks to the King's
Mews.—The 2d Battalion of the same Regiment is to
proceed from the Tower to Westminster Quarters.
(The Ist Battalion of Grenadier Guards is staticaaed in
Dublin.)

Detachments of the 12th Royal Lancers, and the 16th
Regiment of Foot, arrived in town yesterday morning,
from Coventry, and received orders to embark this morn-
ing, en board a steam vessel in the River, for Gravesend ;
the former on route to Canterbnry, the latter en route to
Chatham.

A Detachment of the 55th Regiment of hAntry arrived
in town yesterday morning from Coventry,. am route to
Laadguard Fort.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

MONDAY, Auc. I.—High water 39 min. past eleven.
—Wind W. to S.W.—Arrived the Montezuma, West,
from Philadelphia ; Birmingham, Harris, from New York ;
William Thompson, from Charleston ; Helen, Henderson,
from Quebec.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.—EcIipse, Simpson, for Jamaica;
Lady Francis, , for Leghorn and Palermo ; Pilot,
Jones, fur Quebec; Columbus, Nesbit, for Narva ; W.
Black, Monk, for Leghorn ; Queen Charlotte,

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for Derbybaven ; Campbell, -, for Madeira ; Fenniga,
for Groningen.

We are glad to announce that a Copper Mine
has been opened in the limestone strata at Great Asby, in
this county. It contains a vein of great promise—a fine
body of Copper Ore has been met with, which proves of
most excellent quality. As it is likely to be very produc-
tive, it may become of great value if the proprietors could
conveniently get the water out of the works, which no
doubt might easily be accomplished by suitable machinery
and a good engineer.—Westmoreland Advertiser.
A violent storm of thunder and lightning was
experienced in this neighbourhood yesterday afternoon, by
wbith we are afraid very extensive damage has been done ;
but accounts not being able to reach us from the country
in time for our publication, we are spared their recital till
our next. The following melancholy intelligence has,
come to our knowledge :—The Invincible Coach had
journeyed about a mile from Burton-in-Kendal on its road
to this town, when it was struck by the lightning. Our
informant, one of the passengers, describes the scene as
most awful—the thunder the loudest be ever heard. He
was sitting on the hind part of the coach opposite to a
lady, whom he hall desired the moment previous to this
visitation to drop her umbrella (probably the object of at-
traction). On recovering from the shock, which threw
him from his seat, the first object that presented itself to
Lis view was the lady hanging backwards, her countenance
livid, without the appearance of animation, and her bonnet,
cap, gown, tee. burnt, and the umbrella shivered to atoms.
On examination the flesh was found to be literally torn
from both her thighs, and she was conveyed back to Bur-
ton, without any hopes of recovery. Her name is MK-
MLR, and she has been only recently married. By this
calamitons visitation Mr. WEESTZR, of the Commercial
Inn, in this town, has lost three valuable horses, the two
wheel horses and the off-side leader, of the value of about
701. The driver and guard escaped unhurt.— Westmore-
land Advertiser.

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• kAtANBOIINE CHASE.—The slaughter of the
fawns in this chase has continued longer than was first an-
nounced, and a great number are still living, in consequence
of the shyness of the does amidst their macs alarms, and
the difficulty of finding them among the thickest receases
of the coppices to which they now resort for concealment,
especially in those parts where the fern. abounds, in which
they lie closely during the day. From the same e
the kiiling of the bucks proceeds but slowly, theseasdo 5,
animals are become fearful of visiting the open
and other pastures of the Dorsetshire hills,
;. and
that
themselves mostly to the covers. It is_ in sup-
the chase-keepers, therefore, find difficulty
it has been
plying immediate demands for ve!dson
week' past, that
publicly announced during several be on sale for
the bucks of this season will
• is well as for the
London and other principal cities,uotil the 30th of Sep.
market-towns of Dorset and Wilts,.
from the Ist of November t
tember next, and the does
Young deer, for o
also the . . stock, at
the 10th of February ;'leer-confine
tants that the killing or removal. of the deer can scarcely
within the time proposed viz., to the ,be accomplished
10th of October, 1830 ; but as the privileges of the Chase 1
any time. It is the opinionofthaneighbouring inhabi. i
will then have ceased, according to the Act of Parliament
recently passed, the owners and occupiers of the lands will
have liberty to cultivate or otherwise enjoy them, and the
few remaining deer will scarcely occasion any material in-
convenience to the country... World,