The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

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HUNT.—Though in the preceding article we have
given an aecount of the enlargernent of this nian,
grounded, as we are infornied, Orion s letter from
him Self, dated Sunday evening at Bolton, yet, we
think it proper to state, on authority, that no
such intelligence had i•eached Manchester On the
same night.

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NOTTIMGIIAM FRAMR-WORK KNITTRRS
The f4,llovVititt Ans wer to lire Address tit the
Framework Knitters has been reeeire.(l from his
Grace the' Doke of NEWdAsi•Lit, Lord Lieutenant
of the Comity

(COPY.)
Clanibei-, 4Al:fist 25th, 1319.

Nhi.T.F.R, SANDS AND .I.3n6vixALL,

I have received your letter and addresS. For the present I
will only assure on, that your case shall he attentively ex-
amined by unc, and that it shall occupy my Most serious con-
sideration.
' You have been so inoci as to look upon me as a fyierni :
he-
me I am and will be your real friend; and if in this cha-
racter I can have any influence with yOu, let me exhort you
to lie patient under Misfortunes—to be peaceable, orderly,
and obedient to the laws. Let me be; of you to bear up man-
fully, and make the hest of even what•ywu may consider an
indifferent lot. The evil must be merely temporary ; let us
look forward to better times ; and pray remember this, that
nothing will more speedily contribute to restore prosperity,
than confidence amongst all classes, arising from a conscious-
nest of perfect security.—Believe me to be your well-wisher
and true friend,

NEWC.).sTI.E.
Mesirt. Miller, Sands anti ilrentnall, BOOm,
Ball, Cualpit-l-ine, Nottingham. •

Yesterday morning the Duke of Yoax arrived
at Yolk•house, Sl.James's Palace, from ()Atlantis.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess-of.K.F'.NT, 9(1.•
companied by the infant Princess ALEXANDRIA,
who, we ate lo. Try to say, continues to thriveand
enjoy excellent health, the 'Princess FEoDort,
and their attendants, lett Kensington Palace for
Windsor Palace, on a visit to the Patticassas for
a few 'days.,

Saturday Mr. NASH, the architect. attended at
Kensington Palace to inspect certain parts of i►,
the apartutents occupied by the Dukes if 'KENT
011,1 Stissiix being much out of repair, as well as
the Chapel in the Palace.
DEPARTURE OP THR FAIR CIRCASSIAII.--.Y:S-
-teld iy morning the Fair Circassian and suite left
his Excellency the Persian Anibass•ador's residence
in Charl"•s-street, Berkeleyustpiarc, to go on
bum() the Lord Exmoiiih. She was accompanied

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to the ship by Colonel D'AttcY, Captain Wit
LoCK, and Mr..PteacY, who slept on board last
night. She sailed this roorning-_for, Camstawi-
nople, from whence they go by land to Persia.
His Excellency remains- in Eoglatol till April or
May next. He is shortly going no a tour through
England, Scotland., and Ireland.
One of the large to,..rers of Windsor Castle, the
principal aparrinents of which Lvere late:y occu-
pied by her Royal Highness thehPrincess•
GOSTA has been recently taken down, in conse-
quence of its decayed state. A large-chasm vv,is
discovered in the lover pert of the external wall,
which was of prodigious thickness. and immense
pieces of timber (formed-, in several instances, of
the whole trunk of a tree), which had been int-
bedded in the chalk principally comprising the
wails, were in a state of complete • decay. The
tower will be rebuilt upon the sante plan, with the
exception of tha''improvement in the form of the.
windows, commenced in parts by his MAJEsTsr,.
which, Wherever executed,- has added so greatly
to the magnificence of the structure.
DISTRESSING SUICIDE. Yesterdy morning,
about ten o'clock, one of the partners itt a most
respectable firm in the hop trade, in Red Lion-
street, Borough, pot a period to Ids existence by
placing a pistol al the back part of his head, which
he discharged, and whereby a great portion of
that part of the skull was blown off. The -un-
fortunate Gentleman lingered in great agony for
about half an hour, and expired. No cause can
be assigned for his transaction, except that the
Gentleman in question had for some time past ex-
hibited symptons of lowness of spirits and a de-
spondency of mind. The lamentable event has,
as may be supposed, plunged the numerous
branches of a most respectable family into an
abyss of indescribable distress.
An Inquest was held at Spalding on Monday
seinnight, on the body of a child two years old,
named James Higgins, who died the day before in
consequence of his having on Saturday climbed
into a chair, and reached from thence off a chim-
ney-piece a phial containing oil of vitriol, out, of
which the deceased drank a small portion. It is
needless to remark that the child lingered in great
agony: he died in about twenty-four hoots, The
father of the deceased was in the room at the time,
but was ignorant of the mischief that was hover-
ing round his infant till too late to rescue it from
the dreadful effects of the vitriol.
PtoxlNG,—Yesterday a desperate and fluffy cort
tested tight took place between Robert Purcell,
and JP Dermott, the. Irish navigator,' on Wim,
bledon-cominon. Seconds. Shelton and Rich-
mond for Purcell, and Paddington Jones and Tom
Reynolds {or M` Dermot. After most deterniiiied
fighting, both men were led in the ?oth roand'io
a pitiable state to the scratch, and in a rally Pur-
cell floored his advetsary by' a left-haotted body
blow, when M`Derrnot was unable to come to
after 2G ininuteit' hard s!rtii,a,iinz.