The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-05 00:00:00

"The following is the Tenth Resolution :

" That we earnestly entreat of our Brethren, of every Dio-
cese in Ireland, to afford to their respective Prelates their stre-
nuous co-operation in opposing the Veto, and, by respectful
and earnest application, to obtain from them their sanction
for Domestic Nomination, on the basis mentioned in our Se-
venth Resolution.

" The last Resolution is one of Thanks to Dr.
COPPING4R, for having acceded to the wish,of
the Clergymen of his Diocese, by appointing a
Chapter, which had been long discussed, and by
writing to the POPE, for the purpose of electing
a Dean."

WOLVES.--A letter from. Stockholm says, " the
wolves have done great . mischief this summer in
Sweden, and hare penetrated even to the southein
parts of West Godiland. In the parish of Norrbo,
in Heisingland, they lately carried off 70 sheep in
one day float the meadow."
A G.)RMANDIZEII.—On Satnrday week, a man
long distinguished for the voracity of his appetite,
died shortly after exhibiting his p:,•,vers for the
gratification of some persons who had betted on
his head. 'I-I►is man was called " Mutton-eating.
Bandy Billy," and resided in the parish of New-
Ikis fellow has repeatedly devoured, at
tote meal, a leg of motto'', weighing 10Ibs. two
large hunches of turnips, with a proportionate
quantity of bread, and drank a gallon of porter,
Urt Friihty night he repeated his favourite supper,
the r:Tence of which was defrayed by some am:i-
tems, who had some considerat►le bets on his di-
gestive faculties ; but nature refused to assist the
glutton for in the morning he was found dead in
his bed, occasioned by his over-night's gorge.—
(Manchester Mercury.)
AFFECTING OCCURRENCE.—Saturday morning
a poor traveller was found lying on his hack on
Box-hill, about five miles from this city, in the
same situation in which be had been seen the even-
ing before, having his naked breast exposed to
the pitiless storm Life appeared to be almost
extinct,As sonic humane persons were preparing
to take liin" to a house, one of the London coaches
came up, and a passenger alighted, who applied
some Vivifying remedy to the chest, by which the
latent spark of life was rekindled. Having thus
far succeeded in his benevolent object, he slipped
some money for the man's use into the hands of
a by-stander, and with the coach was soon out of
sight. The sufferer was shortly enabled to say
that he had been fasting 48 hours ! The Samari-
tan, if this paragraph should meet his eye, will be
happy to hear that the Almighty's blessing at-
tended his charitable exertions in behalf of the
object of his attention, who was yesterday ena-
bled to resume his journey.—(Bath Chronicle.)
About ten o'clock on Wednesday night, whilst
the family were busy attending their customers,
some villain unperceived proceeded up stairs, and by
means of picklock or skeleton keys, entered the
bed-room of Mr Coombe'', the sign of the Grapes,
Albemarle-street, Clerkenwell, and broke open
his drawers, which he robbed of forty pounds in
Bank-notes. It is supposed,the villain had some
of his confederates below stairs on the watch, and
making a noise whilst he was committing the rob-
bery, many suspicions persons being in the tap-
room drinking at the time.