The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-09 00:00:00

(3AI‘IE DATE.)

Mr. Campbell, the Special Constable, did not
receive the &cattail irjuries, whici4 cost him his
life in the Infirmary yesterday week, on the me-
morable day of the Meeting, but on the following,
day, Tuesday, when he was attached by a brutal
party of the rabble, in Newton-lane (in which
neighbourhood he resided), and was abused
with a ferocity that would have shamed the
wildest savage. A publican and his servant
are accused of some share in the barbarous
transaction : but as the Inquest, which com-
menced on Wednesday, has been adjourned to
the 16th instant, purposely to have the best infor-
ma ion upon the subject, we shall forbear front in-
serting their names, as it is possible they may be
able to shew that the charge cannot be maintained :
they have, however, been apprehended, and con-
fined in the New Bailey prison. The unfortunate
gentleman, who was a pensioner, agreeable to his
request, was interred with military honours, on
Thursday last, at St. John's Church, a company of
the 31st Regiment attending for the purpose, in the
presence of many deploring friends and a large
concourse of spectators. A young, man named
Edmund Dawson, of the age of 19, who came out
of Saddleworth, died on Tuesday—he had received
a sabre-cut in the head on the 16th tilt. near St.
Peter's Church. An Inquest was held upon him,
before John Milne, Esq. Coroner, on Wednesday
last, which was adjoin ned to the ensuing Saturday,
when a verdict was returned :—" Died by a sabre
wound ; but how deceased came by his death there
was no evidence before the Jury."—(illanchester
Mercury.)

APPRETIF,NSION OF JACOB NVINNIS, ONE 01*" THE
FI:RSIINS CI-L WITH SI-1(X)IING BIRCH.

We mentioned in a former publication, that two
brother), of the above name, had fled from Stock-
port tinder the foregoing charee. We are happy
to find, that through the vigilance of our Police,
'lnd the kind co-operation of the Magistrates of
the County of Down, one of them has been taken.
The following are the circumstances which led to
his apprehension : The Prince Regent's Procla-
mation issued, and the Magistrates of Stockport
were no‘vearied in their exertions to trace what
route these men had taken ; at length it was dis-
covered they had proceeded to Ireland, on which
Mr. Manning, the Chief Peace Officer of Bank-
street Division, received a letter from Stockport,
with an accurate description of the M'lnnis's, and
that they were natives of the County of Down ;
this he transmitted to the Rev. Holt Waring, a
Magistrate of that County, who communicated
the same to the Marquis of Downshire, as also to
Robert ficere, Esq. by whose exertions this man
was taken into custody, and his arrest communi-
cated to Mr. Manning, who instantly procured a
warrant from Stockport, which he had backed by
Major Sirr, when on kVednesday night last, Mr.
Manning was dispatched to Downpatrick Jail, and
on Ftidoy evening returned with his prisoner, whom
he lodged in the Head Police Office, and proceeded
on Saturday to England, to place him in Chester
Castle, to abide his trial.--(Dublin Journal,
Sept. 6.)

It is a pleasure to us to communicate gond
news, and we should condemn out selves, were
we to refrain from imparting it to our readers in
the present instance. We.have been informed by
a Commercial Gentleman, that there is what is
technically cadet! a " Stir" in the mercantile
worH or, in other words, an improvement in
trade. We have. some reason for saying, that the
truth of this observation is alteady indllifelted itt
this plAcc—(flull Packet)

'I'IIEATRICAL REGISTER. •
Performed Last Nizfht.
TurATitr, linvAL, Coy Exa--GA unF.N.—The School for Scandal
Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Farrell; Lady Teazle, Mrs. Da-
ison (her first appearance at this Theatre). After which ,
The Miller and his Men.
MEATKK ROYAL, HAYMARILET.—The Honey-Moon : the
Duke Arauza, Mr. Warde ; Juliana, Mrs. Edwin. After
which, Sylvester Daggerwood. To which was added, TCiLl-
ing made Easy.
EATitu Royal— ENGLtso OPERA-HousE.—tionel and Cla-
rissa : Lionel. Mr. Pearinan; Clarissa, Miss Carew. After
which, The Tailors.

*** For PIIILADELPIII.79, see the First Page.

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THE SUN.

•OLF.M LUIS DICERE FAL.Sp.I AUDEAT

LONDON,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1819.

We received last night and this morning the
Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last. The
following are extracts :

" PARIS, SEPT. s.—The King yesterday gave a
private audience to the Cardinal de Perigord, and
transacted business with the Minister for Foreign
Affairs. His Majesty took an airing to Rainey.
" The Duchess de Berry continues to enjoy ex-
cellent health.
" It is said, that a Foreign Oincer, who had
escaped from Madgeburg, has been at rested in
Hanover by Prussian Agents.
" Marshal Marmont set ont yesterday for
Vienna, where private business- calls for his at-
tention, relative to his majorate In Illyria.
" The frigate La Ducbesse de Berri, command-
ed by M. Drouault, Capitaine de Vaissean, sailed
from (.'Orient the 26th tilt. rescind for Cayenne,
and from thence to Martinique, to join the spa-
(lron under the orders of Reer•Adn3iral the Baron
Duperre, who is ordered' to protect the French
commerce in the Antilles.

" Marshal Soult i, gone to Saint 'Amand (Tarn),
his native place, with his family.
" SEPT. G.—Yesterday the King received the
Ministers, Marshals, and a great number of Pub-
lic Funct ovaries.

" A grand horse-race took place yesterday in the
Champ de Mars, which was honoured by the pre-
sence of Madame and the Princes.

" Marshals Oudinot, Marmonr, Macdonald, and
Victor, had the honour of breakfasting with the
King yesterday morning.
" The. Duke de Richelieu arrived at Liege, on
the morning of the Ist instant, and set out the
same day, to proceed to Spa.'
" Letters from Germany state, that the friends
of Professor Jahn, who is still confined iu a Prus-
sian. fortress, are causing his portrait to be en-
graved, in order that the copies may be sold for
the benefit of his family.
" Sir Robert Wolsel ey, Bart. died on Thurs-
day at Paris.

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" STUTTGARD, hint. 29.—Prince Oscar of
Sweden is expected at Frankfort under the title
of the Count d'Adlerswerff, whither he comes to
visit the Queen, his Mother.
" FRANKFORT, AUG. 30.—The Duke of C 9111.-
bridge set out yesterday front' Rurnpenheim to
proceed to Louisburg, to visit the Queen Dowager
of Wurtemberg, his sister. His Royal Highness
intends to stay there some days.
" The greater part of the Ministers at Carls-
bad were to quit that place either to-day or to-