The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-10 00:00:00

POEDRY.

"t 0 A PIPE or TUBACCQ.

tome, loietysTube, by Friendship blest,
Blorld and bottom-1-41y tht wipe,
Come with ho*est festy
And kitidl'd from the lofty skits.

While round me clouds of incense_ tollv—
Wi.th guiltless j?ys you charm the beii SC
And nobler pleasure to the soot
In hints of tud'ral 'truth, dispense.
Soon as ydu feel th' enli'v'ning

dUst you hasten to return ;
Alla teach Me, that my earliest chy,
Began to•give 'me to the urn.
nui tho' thy gross, r suhst3lTCe•Nink
()dust, thy purer part aipires';
when I see, I-joy to think
That death but 1141t' bf me requires. , •
thyself, aut born: to die, ?... •
MadelNdt. to rise, and.ltillt to •,t*,
Cl could L whije,my ritoputi4s . ,
3 'The bliss -yott.give mei: givelotall. -

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ills. Rcyal Illghneot, tie I)uke.:nf CIARENcE,
after a silly of tWelve days, at Mr. HERMAN'S, the
Crown fibtel,, POrtsmon:h,' left fhat place'. on
Thursday , morning.. His Royal wai
pleased to express, in the highest termvpossi;de, his
entir'e'satisfatiion of the superb and exgql!enraeroin-
tutgtation had received at Mr..-"Hari A SCi.
—On Tuesday a Magnificent,- entertainment was
giyeb to. his Royal' Higlin-si st.llA6 above H0,e1,,
by the Capiaitis of the Rival Navy;,,upwards of 60
sat- down-to dinner ; among -whom...was _Admiral'
Lord lc ,17.11., Admiral Sir R. ,CuaTts, Admiral.
Lord A. BEAUcLER.K, GeneiafMilllrliA Lieute-;
nani-Governor of Portstnoush, .Gttneral-PArta,4,-
Commis :141.r at Gosport., Colonel .Woon, .Royaq
Eat Middlesex Illilitta, and ColOoel Fott;;Tr:"rt, Ad
jutant•General. In. the, evening there was a-very.l
elegant. Bail patronised by his Royal-Highneas, and
'very • niundiotitly attended by all the Pashionablesof
the 'town and neighbourhood. A,stiperb•Supper was
given' by his Riryal Ilfghness to a select party,; and
on Wed.oesiay. the Officers of the Garrion of
Portsmouth rh..l Gosport rentertained his Royal
Highness, a number of Military and Naval Officers,
and,Nobility, at the Crown Hotel, with 'a Pinner;
consisting of every delicacy the season could afford,
at which sat down near eighty. •

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'We are assured, that the statement in some of
'i•estetday's•papers, that Sir T. P. had received'back
thousand pounds with which he had en•
trusted his broker, tor the purchase of Exchequer.
not true. The broker, as we are intortited;
proceeded.to Eketer by the on Thursday even-:
ing. ,Iturnpur adds, that he had previously. Made:
a lityge,,,porchase...in the American funds;. but
upon-Vital bead, we omnot.areak auhcertainty. It IS,
hooveviertiffitmeCl, that he pioviderisool..: worth of
goldrbhllion, 11.9);e with retaihed only
3001. TliC portgri who carried• his trunk to the
Inail;‘,ttatrip' that.. the broker first. ordered him; in
the heisting of othth, to proceed with his luggage &O.
the Saracen's IfeadEliut when they had gone part
of the way, he Arege,d,l9m to the SW3tl with Iwo
Necks, in,Lii.iVlanei Whyte he ,took the trunk
questibn. Thu ttibititetof the broker was on a brass
plate fixed to the!titronk, but he had taken his place
at the-Coach-okt (Order ;mother name.'
4.
It was not 6 4U, halikr.tiAy tnat the "rtiscOerylati
made ; when permission, Was obtained: to Opea,:'4ll
the letters addressed to th9proker in question 3"end
about Ll' ocluck the saute
.days, AcKinii, the
,lows.
street officer, set off, with others, in pursuit of the
the fugitive on the Exeter road: but no tidingi
haves yet been received from him.

MAKIINBG (DERBYSHIRE), Dec. 7.—The frame»
breakers are branching nut from .the trunk at Not-
tingham into other. coanties ;—about 30 of them
came here la4t night (Friday)-atid totally destroyed •
seven
,trames • lush' nocturnal. epredations are done
so expeditiously and secretly, that no force can be
collected in , time to oppose ' them ; in the above
case, as it is in my neighbourhocid, I went up to
see the destruction made;, the place is Holbiooli,
Derbyshire, I nd at 2 o'clock in the night,
who occupies the first of a tow of'six houses, was '
alarmed by .a noise and !trkking at the chamber
window with a pole, and with a demand for his in-
stantly coming down and opening the door ; upon.
his'' not being so 'quickly dressed as they wished,
they brokeehe windows of the chamber. and struck
the door with a largehamtner, bet his then opening
it prevetued.The.tles.rtiction ; about five out of the
par,ty, with blacked faces, 'entered and demanded
thuname of the employ.ers (for it .appears 'their re;.'
venge is, not, directed alieinst all manufacturers) and
finding the owner to be •one against whom they
meant ofrence, they ordered ihe man .ol the house
into his bed-room ; whilst''one•guarded him with a
pistol, the other earned Out three frames, and the
• leader of 'the party ordeted the hammer!men and.'
hatchet-mellow their duly; they picked out from
the other five houses four. whet frames belonging to
the same manttlactuter, leaving .some others un-.
touched, having different owners, and acted in.the
same manner to these houses, except breaking the
windows; as they had to. the first. .1!y a qua, terpast
three o'clock the 'party had totally dispersed, and
not any trace are lefi horn whence they came; but
the frames which; T saw lying before the houses are
totally spoiled, being broke to pieces by a large
hammer : 'twie are not rise wide frames which ap-
pear to have given the original offence in Notting-
ham", so that in all cases of this sort private animo.
sity is gratified; npr (rem the system upon which
these people act will ihey be checked, unless Go-
vernment °tiers a large-reward and pardon to any of
their party turning evidence, so that the Act of
24 gm). I I, c. "65, sec. 4, which is applicable;
may tkptisin execution. Some of the frames they
destroy ate worth 401.; these seven were worth
:thew WI. each.

, NOTIUGH A NI, Dec. 7.—We feel much satisfac.
lion in •being enabled to stale, that the differences
between the workmen and their employers, in the
hosiery and lace trades, 'Mich have of late caused so
.much agitation in this town. and neighbourhood,
and'occasioned the destruttion of such an immensa
property in, frames, are at length in a fair train of
accommodation.