The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-06 00:00:00

SANIAICA PAPERS.

KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), SEPT. 8.---The
.heSll
flood of rain on Tnegday evening has greatly injury
ed the streets and' :lanes of this city ; anti tl'e
bridge over the gully, on the windward road, near
the residence of Joseph Barnes, Esq. was broken
down, and is impassable for carriages. The water
in King-street was at a greater -height than 113
been known for many years,-.owing, we presunT
to the system of making trenches on either siae,
of the race course, which conducted an immilise
quantity of water, greatly exce,eaing that of the
storm of 1815, down the old road leading. to,
King-street-, as also down Eaq,street, which Is'
much injured.
That part of the bank of the aqueduct at the
race course, which is not built otstone, was near'
ly carried.-away, and if the rain had continue(P`
few hours.longer, considerable injury must time
been sustained to- the roads and buildings bel°'''
it. There was likewise a great flood,in the SPA'
uish-town road. •

These partial 7 iffitiries- however, are, of T little.,
consitteration„when thelreatlyenefit these rains -
will.otherwise confer on the country get-ler:111P
,after• so long and., so SPV2I.e a drought, is
into contemplation,. and .we fervently hope 03:
the island will now be blessed with a, contiotttr.
tion of moderate seasons.. T

We have seen•iieveratietter4 received. in toW
this day, from the-County of Limerick, - and'
are happy in': being able to state, that therels-6gr-
aCcotint in any of Ahem., of any new outrage.'..)
(Dublin Correspondent, Nov. 3.)

COURTS OF •TAVV.—This day being the first of
Michaelmas Term, the tord Chancellor came t°'
Lincoln's Inn Hall at eleven o'clock.. Shordl
after 'his Lordship gave audience to the JudgP4'
the Vice-Chancellor, the Master of the-
the Attorney and Solicitor-Generals, and
leading Cdtmsel of the different Courts, who a'
appeared in their full dress-robes, and,'accordiog
to the accustomed practice, partook of breakiBl
With his Lordship ; after which they proceed°
-in state to Westminster, where the Courts weft;
opened' with the usual formality.
.The Loral
Chancellor afterwards held the first seal in teru:i
and disposed of other business hi the Great hall
of Lincoln's Inn.

• ,
The KING was expected to arrive yesterday at
Dunkirk, on his way from Hanover. to Enoa!,.“:
His MAJESTY was to be ,met there by 7"
CU.% ULES STU UT, our ambassador at the -tliontt
of France, and by other distinguished character!.
There are, 'however,. some doubts whether thls
arrangement might not have been made previou.s
to the alteration of the time for the KING's. de'
parture from Hanover..
On Friday Viscount Stotou-ru and -Viscount
MELVILLE received dispatches from the Martinis.
of LoNDoNnEuttY,Anted from Hanover..
The King of 'SARDINIA returned. to his car
tai on the 17th ult. where, it is said,,be .was, ft"
ceived with the most unequivocal demonstratlo°s,
of joy by the inhabitants.

According to accounts from Vienna, the :Sea.
politan State Prisoners are trea4•4
trian Governinent with great lenity.
Atli
Kxtract of a letter from St.. Blas dated
June.—" The state of this country is very or.
settled : the principal city of this province (Guauati.
laxara) has declared 'for the 'lndependents, an
it is daily expected that San Blas will foil°
the example.y
A letter from New Orleans,. of August ISI
gives intelligence of t di4tressinfr, steam-boat ac"
cident. The boiler of the Yankee lately hur
by whiCh fifteen passengers were scalded. (tide,
,do not learn to what degree), and three of. We
boat's hands were killed.

:• FRAN'CUS FLADGATE, Eso.-L--We feel deep re'
Bret in stating,- that this Gentleman, after°
lingering illness and gradual decay, died yester'
day at his house in Essex-street, .Strand. It
difficult to pay an 'adequate tribute to the m01i:3,,
and intellectual character of this gentleman. •-uf
was an affectionate' husband and father, and .111
all the• relations of life was entitled to esteemti
and regard. He had • raised himself into hi;
professional distinction as a Solicitor, by tile,
acuteness of his understanding, the extensivo's'
of his :knowledge, and the fidelity of his.,.prac',
tice. lie was most disinterested in his Fro'
fession, and as- 'ready to give his advice 1.01135.:
the impulse of friendship' and humanity,ll.
from any prospect of pecuniary requital. 14!*4
knowledge, was by no means confined to
profession,' but was various and extensive,'''n
matters of science as well as of literaore"
Ile was acquainted with ancient and'modei'l
languages, and, though readily communicatM'
on all subjects, was wholly free from pedantri
and ostentation. lie was anithated, hurno.ro"
and full of anecdote in conversation; and alto?'
ether it mgy be aid that the ',public as ‘P-'1 .•
an amiable- Nadir and a tentnerons. circle: .°
friends, will sufferby the loss of this truly
rite:lous individatt4'as he- Was. a Conspicubits
an honourable. exaMple in a 'profession of Ole
utmost importance to TiVilized society. . •
Yesterday the remains of CciSs.Orna-A
Lady liAmtt,Tos; were, removed privately ..tram
her house in. Weymouth-street, to be interred 0
the family vault at:Stow St: Edward's; G •
tershire.
1,
The very Reverend the. Dean of Dputuolli`le,
a recent rent-day, returned: 21) e'er .tent. tp
up
tenants in this neighbourhood, in addition to
abatement made to them some time ago:. Ire
Trustees of 'the- late Earl'Of STRATIINIOitc 114
likewise returned 20 per cent. to the tenants °a
the estates of •his Lordship, situate near 13a,r034r
Castle; at. a 'rent-day held a le* dAy.s..4gf?',
(Durham Chyzonide.)
NEwny LOwsox, Esq., of 'Witton at
••
his rent-day,Jast week,. returni)d-hiS. tenants

per cent.—(/Lid.) • etiot.
It is rumoured that-Mr Sergeant (:)ii..stow.,.'ch
.succeed one of the •Judges rosignt.d, 1v4':1tt.;,..
event there will be a vacancy in the repreelliat •
tion of Guildford, arid the office Of Recorder
•
that borQ4e,h,—(CountN