The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-02 00:00:00

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36 to 1 agst Lisette.

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RIDDLEsWOETH STACEs.
31 to 1 agsit Treasurer 6 to 4 one of the two win-
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The Prince
letter, was peoctfetSl Atox:rCri°ves(t)huehiG•e'yessatylidattyP;77mr.
France.
The SPBAKEE'i Parliamentary 'Levees for the
commence on oa
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et
preiseinetrS,oensstiocnawAit4llcesoLmtamße,
has been visited with another attack of the gout.
His Lordship, in consegstepce of it, did not sit
yesterday in the House of Lords to hear Appeals.
The brig Emcline, Gibson, arrived at New
York in the end of January, states, that on the
gal of November, a mail front Valparaiso ar-
rived at Buenos Ayres, bringing; advices of the
sailing of the first division of the national Chili
fleet, consisting of the San Martin, of 64 guns,
Captain Wilkinson; Lantana, 54 guns, Captain
Wooster ; corvette Chacabuco, 20 guns, and
brig Puerydon, I 6 guns, boui(ilr
the o na
purposeeriiiz e
of off
Cape Horn, as was supposed, fi)
intercepting a fleet of transports expected front
Spain, and .from thence to proceed to the West:-
ward, for the purpose of failing in with some of
the Spanish ships of war. The night before the
Emeline sailed, the Director announced at the
Thtattei that Talcahuana had surrendered to the
Patriots of the West.
DUEL VRE*ENTEb.—A Duel was to have taken
place yesterday morning at day-break on Small-
berry-green, between Captain L. L—m—n, be-
longing to a dragoon regiment, and P. F.
A—s—n, Esq. of Chiswick. The dispute originat-
ed respecting the prbtection of Mrs. A--, the
handsome Mayfair tottrfetan and lately the chere
anzie of a gallant Barmier: The Captain was
stopped by a constable, in leaving his house, and
the meeting was prevented. His word Was taken
to appear in the evening for the purpOie of enter-
ing into sureties to keep the peace.
OLD' BAILEY.—The Session's concluded ;Titer-
day, when 20 prisoners received sentence of death.
--George Page, who was convicted of defram-iing
his creditors, was not brought up to receive judg-
ment.

SUICIDE.—An Inquisition was taken yesterday
at the Cross Keys Inn, G:acechurch-street, un
the body of Mr. Gabriel Levy Newsham, a Gen-
tleman well known in the City, who shot himself
at the above inn on Tliurs:lay last. Verdict=
Shot himself in a state of lunacy."
Saturday night a man of shabby appearance,
thin make, dark complexion, about 27 years or
age, dressed in a black coat and waistcoat, dark
trowsers, and ..Welingtern boots, and who said
he bad formerly been a soldier, took up his lodg-
ing at time I'yed Bull, Islington ; he was put to'
sleep in the 'same room wi h William Allen, the
waiter, whom he saw lock his box, and put
the key in his waistcoat pocket, Wore hes-went
to bed. The vilbmin in the course of the night
got up, procufed the key,
and stole 17/. in bank-
ootes, arid a silver-watch ; he went off at break
day;btfore the tobtiery MIS discovered.'

lAN EhECTION SQUIV,,
Circulated yesterday in Covent- Garden-, embellished
. with a well-executed Cut of the Rump of a Horse.

THE RUMP CHRONICLE.

COVENT-GARDEN, MONDAY, MARCH l•
In the press, and speedily will be published, a Tasaitss4
Hoony-Houses; with a Chapter on Hobby-Asses. 11/111.'
trated with a View of the Hustings at Covent Garden.
" But oh ! but oh! the hobby-horse is forgot."
SHAICSPEARge
THEATRE, COVENT-GAIthEN.—THIS EVENING will be Pre;
setae(' the Play of CONSTANT COUPLE, and the Fares°
Hub in the /Fell.—(Atturs as usual.)