The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-15 00:00:00

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SUN-OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK.
hitv-e just received the followint conimu-

" Extract of a Letter from the ..4 gent to Lloyd's
at Giliraltar, dated 21st July.

" I am sorry to say, that the report to'f- the ex-
istence of the Plague in Algiers, as mentioned in
my letter to you of the 18th June, and afterwards
contradicted, turns out unfortunately to be too

The Portuguese misiico of war, Nossa
Senhora ria Piedade, commanded by Lieutenant
BcAaNictriA, which left this port on the '27th
with dispatches from the Portnguese Government
for Mr. M`DoNatm, returned here on the 19th.
The Commander reports, that he was seven days
in going up. UpOn his anchoring, the l'ratique
boat came off, and having questioned them as to
the health on shore, he was answered that ail was
well, when the Algerines jumped on board.—
Lieut. ScanNtcntA then went on shore, and was
taken before the Divan, where he was surrounded
by the populace. Ile afterwards proceeded to the
Consular House, and found that rite Consul and
his family were gone to their country house.—
Upon his going there, the Consul was mock sur-
prised to see him, telling him that they were sur-
rounded by the Pligne, %%bleb had been brought
from Bona, and that it raged most on the Marina,
adding, that the DE Y denounced (lest h to those who
rbhottld say the plagoe existed. He kept Mr. S
two days in his garden, and then dispatched him.
Upon his return to his vessel, notwithstanding his
wish of preventing further communication, the
Algto ines persisted in coming on bout', and
forced him to receive the return present. Upon
his return here he touched at Alicant to forward
dinzpatches overland, and there learnt, that two
Physicians had been sent out to ascertain the na-
ture of the disease, who reported it to be the eon-
tit med plague. He was eleven days from Algiers
and seven from Alicant. The extent of precau-
rious that will be taken here are not yet deter-
mined ; hut vessels from that quarter will not
be admitted at all.

The Cesar, with Lord AMHERST and Suite
(arrived at St. Helena 2d July, and was
co sail l'or England on the 3d."

RowcuorT tells HUNT, that in a private room,
If be told lies it strait should be his doom,

To swallow Ihcrn, hos.ce'er against thellrain—
But why, friend ROWCROFT, would thou he so bl.u.;lt,
Fur shnuld'st thou force such food upon poor HUNT,
Do'st thou not think Grigg thcat up again ?

ON TIIE DIFFERENT VIEV/3 OF LIFE, IN YOUTII, AND IN 3IA.

How glow 3 the fancy, first awak'd, to view
Life's gaily op'ning scenes, and prospects new,
Al! bright with Elope, illumin'd with desire,
Yotith's 'decreasing ardour waste away,
And fainter beams, that hasten to decay,
Like fading embers, spat Isle and expire

Tken to its silent cell the heart withdraws,
ciurveys the alter'd scene with solemn pause,
Its narrow'd limits and diaiinish'd span ;
And warri'd by reason, by rellexion taught,
With calmer fancy, au with humbler thought,
neforms the ideal Being into Man.

Yet not unblest the hour, if health attend,
And amen accord thee one unchanging friend'.

CAMBRIDGF, AUG. 14 —On Sunday last the
following Genilvinto were ordained, in the parish
church at Kendal, ‘Vestworlani!, by the Right
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester :

DEACONS.
John William Trevor, B.A. St. John's College, Cainbridge.
Rohr. Bradet Brock!drank, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Wca. Sinclair, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Henry Richardson, "I
John Master Whalley.
Jr tivry Halon.
} Literates.
James DaTes.
Jo•zeph Docker.
Humphrey Browne.

PRIESTS.
?rhn Thovnas Bow, B.A.
Richard Moore, hI.A.
Christopher Barites.
I{igg. Literates.
Sohn Doug LS.

The Rev, Jonathan Townley was List week in-
stituted to the rectory of Stradset, i►i Norfolk, on
the presentation of Thos. Philip Bagge, Esq.

According to The Edinburgh Courant of Monday
last, it appears that Miss STEPHENS is gulag to
Italy, on Account of indisposition.
Miss KELLY is engaged to perform every even-
Sng during the Race week at the Hereford Thea-
tre, at which the innkeeper's Daughter has been
got up, for the purpose of -her appearing in the
part of Mary
The Worcester Races commenced on Tuesday
last. The match for 200 guineas botween Mr
JONES'S Faiintri and Mr. CHARLTON'S
which very large suhus were depending, was v,-,n
Kith difficulty by Fatima.
'1 he following notice is now actually placed in
u public Tea garden, in the ‘icinity- of Bath :
Ilosufer piks Hany flour or Frut in This Gurdin
4kol Net 5 Sseelirts !
The klants hangman, who was lately found
dead in his bed at Winchester, is supposed to
1),0-e d!cd of grief, in consequence of all the con-
victs been reprieved.

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