The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-09 00:00:00

REGISFER OF FASI-110.

AuntyAts.—Lady Ellenhorough and family, front their seat
at Roehampton; Count Munster, front Brighton; Lady Louisa
Manners, from her seat at Wimbledon ; the Marquis of Sa-
lisbury, at Hatfield, from Brighton; the Countess of Abuyne,
front Huntingdonshire.
DEPAnTo Marchioness.of Thou-load, for her seat,
Berks; the Earl of Powis, for his seat, Salop; the Hon. Mr:
Stapleton, front Reddish's Hotel, Jerinyn-street ; the Rev. E.
C. Hantry, and the Misses Hantry, from ditto; Baring
Esq. from ditto.
BATH AttutrA LS.—Marchioness de Somery, Lord Bishop of
Bangor, Lord Kirendbright, Lady M. Sheppard, Hon. Mr.
Langley, Hon. Mrs. Bertie, Sir J. and Lady Duntze, Sir J.
and Lady Talbot and family, Sir P. Bagliott,,sir 1-1. Carew,
Sir M. Power, Sir W. Richardson, Sir .1. Steward ; General
Sir H. Dalrymple, Major-General Sir J. Lyon, General Ca-
meron, General Hopkins, Admiral and Mrs. Monektou,
Colonel Cochrane, Colonel Colquit,Colonill Holford, Colonel
Robinson, Colonel Wilson, Lient.-Colonel Lauteur, Major
Aubrey, Major Butler, Major Cockburn, Major Harriott,
Captain Thomas, Captain Amhurst, Captain Aubrey, Captain
Hawkins, Captain Captain Roberts, Captain Stuff.
UNIVER:7SII'Y INTV.LLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JAN. 8 —The Rev. Henry Poynder,
of Christ's College, Cambridge, was last
week presented to the' Rectoty of Horne, in Sur-
rey, vacant by the decease of the late Dr. Grind-
leyW
.
We take leave to remind our Clerical friends,
who happen to he non-resident by reason 01 their
residence on any other Benefice, that if tht y
omit to notify to the Bishop of the Diocese, with-
in six weeks from the Ist of iantiAry, the cause
of their non-residence, each person so omitting
will incur the penalty of 201.
PREACHERS AT ST. MARY's.—a•Rev. Mr. Bardgett, of Merton
College, Sunday morning. ; Mr. Wetherell, of St. Edmund
Hall, in the afternoon ; Mr. Brown, of Magdalen College,
the Latin Sermon.

PREFERMENTS.-0o IVeduesday last the Rev.
Edwat d Valpy, Clerk, B o.` Cated to Ott:
Rvctory of Twaite; in the Comity of Nor-
folk, on the gift Of tile Lord Bishop of Norwich,
by virtue of his Bishoprick. Anti on Thursday
last, the Rev. James Ward, D.D. was instituted
to the Rectory of Bit!lngham Saint Peter, in the
same county, on the presentation of Henry Ne-
gus Burrnoghes, of Birlingham Saint Peter afore-
said, Esq,

DdiU R LA NE T E ATE E.—Flodden Field, we no -
derstand, is to he suspended atter this night, in
order to deversity the performances at this Thea-
tre, and to precut the public with more drama-
tic novelty, as well as to give renewed scope
on the return of Mr. KEAN, to hl3 efforts
in the popular Tragedy of Brutus. 'I he neve Pan-
tomime of The Sart,- Arrow, now that its pro-
gress is no longer impeded by interested turbu-
lence, seems likely to hit the mark of public fa-
vour, and to recompence the Proprietor's for the
great expence which must have attended the pre-
paration of so splendid, varied, and picturesque
au exhibition.

WILLIAM COBSETT.-- This miscreant has at
length shot his last fires as a public mitt r
in this kingdom, by one of the most unblush-
ing and unprincipled :Ws ever openly at owed by
na t. HenceforWard Mr. Cobbett t, ill be nobody;
and we hope that every Journal in the kingdom
will place his very name in a state of prohibition.
We were among the first public writers to de-
nounce him as an noprincipled egotist, who ca-
lumniated alike, vice and virtue—worth and
worthlessness. It remained for him to commit
this last decisive act of Suicide, ou his own re-
potation. Cobbett is no more! His Grammars
will no doubt follow him to the oblivious tomb.
Ile 11.1 s only I.lt the progress of infamy, us a
Reading made Easy ! These com►nunications from
Cobbett were accompanied by a letter from Mr.
C. to Sir F. Butdett, requesting hint to read and
reflect ! out the letter to Mr. Tipper--w hid, Sir P.
Burdett has very properly done!—(Lichfield
Mercury, Jun. 8 )
Cosmos ANECDOTE.—Gretna Green has never
been more distinguished than within the last two
or three weeks, having been visited by a very
eminent Legal Nobleman, nearly seventy years of
age, in company with a female, who has brought
him several children out of the pale of wedloc.k,
which children, with the assistance of the esta-
blished joiner of tie place, be mat tied. His Lord-
ship travelled from Loudon in the garb anti head-
dress of a female. The object of this very extra-
ordinary step is to legitimise the children of this
cuntiex►ou, who, according to Scottish law,
cease to be bastards on the marriage of the pa-
rents at any time. Ills Lordship formally signed
certain certificates on the spot, to give his chil-
dren the advantage of the conduct pursued. The
Noble and Learned Lord has children by a for-
mer marriage, and, of course, this singular pro-
ceeding can by no tneans interfere with their Eng-
lish rights, whatever it nifty do with. their Bot-
tish.—(Shreursbury Chronicle, Jan. 7.)
SINGULAR DISCOVRRY,—The Nuremberg Cor-
respondent of the 29(11 tilt. gives the following as
authentic :-- _ _ _

" A hat-maker, of Cassel, named Maulich, has
discovered a method of manufacturing Felt so as
to make it impenetrable to the stroke of a sabre
in the hands of the strongest cuirassier, and
even to a musket bail. his fact has been prosed
by numerous trials. Ile ()tiered to discover the
secret to our Government for a suitable recom-
pence, lint no attention was paid to it. A re-
port of this invention, however, reached St. Pe-
tersbto gh, and Mr. Maulich was invited to pre-
sent himself to the Emperor of Russia at Aix-
la-Chapelle. The Russian Generals being satis-
fied of the truth of his assertions, be has been in-
vited to establish in Russia a mannfactory of this
Felt upon the most tiberai ter rm.".