The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-06 00:00:00

strong hoes

" Thui did the ynyal Isabel expire 1
Thus wai.extingOish`d love's sublitnest
her lips sin! true to lore, breath's! out On ini4
The last soft sigh that freed that soul divine. •
0 !MIT, hmg lingering o'er her Corse I hung;
tong to that chilly lips With Itisses'crung.
Not that I thOught yet'ectalieci a ray;
Not that I liOp'd to animate: ber clay. „
No, no, 'despair was fir less `idly bent;
I knew my titter niiset:y's full extent
And all I wish'd wag to obtain r'elea'se
From woe At (ince, and with tier be it petiiie.
Not half .0 fondly Infancy e'er prc4
milklts titial flora the'znatuilial*Tirvast,
AS I cssay'd from that cold cionth to drain
The venom that had and anglit aga:n
llnt, as the hope was impious, It Was main.
liraren, to my grief denied so share a cure;
It with my fate to live, and totuditre."
We have now only rooth to irind up the
Ramiro dies 'on the grave of Isabel ; and her buss
band survives, It distracted mourner for her loss.
Of the poetry we need not speak in Ortlise after
these. extracts. Its force in some pa'sdages, its
pathos in others, and iti ease and polish lit an,
must be felt on perusal. Great care has evidently
been taken to clothe true feeling in appropriate lan:-
guage, and the verse flows with the inmost smooth-.
nest. There does Sometimes oceni a weak line,
and generally (*here this happens, which .is in-
deed seldom) at the end of a period which ren
ders it the more obviouS. We could point out I
feisr.of those instances, but it is wore pleasant to
us to finish our remarks with the compliment of
high applanse so justly Merited by the sacrifice of
lsaliei taken IA I Whole.

'ro Mit Mi.:ELMO TURNtho
'oil HIS INCOM.i'ARABLe BIACKINC.

Ai When tbe S'oil's glad beams diffuse
.Itesplendent lustre tar and near, • •
So shines your Blacking on my Shoes,
Unsullied, splendid, bright, and clear.
To Sol what planet can compares
What 'whiling titer Shines half sir blight ?
For influence heat, and light are there,
flair matchless iourcie of boundless light
The blossom spreads itself tit thee,
Parent of ti ees, of flowers, and fruit;
And hi the ere, the Western Sea,
Spontaneous rolls to pay thee suit.
But illy Mose, Chit lofty strain,
Nor sun, nor 5t41.,1, nor seats explore)
Butt() the point reve'rt main,-
For merit is reserecd hi store.
Merit moves me now to write,
Why Should it laugu.ah on my tongue
For merit must be nrought to light,
And he to whom it does belong.
T,Jasra) thy name on record stencil,
High 'on the pitin,cle of Fame,
Thy freely genius then demands
some little tribute to thy name.
-Illy curious liquid, shining Black,
The rare intention of thy mind,
'Wes not explored in a'es back,
Nor ever equalt'd by mankind.
This Blacking, when it is applied •
To Boats or Shoes, such lustre yields,
not, those who use it think with pride \'' •
On To amta, of Saint George's-adds:
and he alone, that can
This matdiless composition make;
Second his great exertions then,
Betider'd so useful fur your salter.
Whet, thnugh the rich gay garments boasts. •
And misty preptant inns use,
Yet is their gianneur greatly lust,
Without this Illacknig on their Shoes.
bp, then, vent footsteps to the place,
Of this renowned unireft, abode; '
li, habitation you may trace,
By journeying to the. London Road. '
Tait; notice, this Blacking may he had Wholesale and Re-
tail, at the Exportatien Warehouse, t 14,1.011'11mi atoati,Sontly.
wark, and-by:ill the Grocers, Per timers, Oilmen, and boot.
Makers in the Metropolis. and iu every Town in England... 4
Ask for l'usssea's Blacking.

SUDDEN Dastn.---Thursday evening a young
woman, aged 16, , the daughter of Mr. CoNsioa,
of Crown-street, .Soho, in the tti-e,.t'ttett in bet
1 mother, dropped down and instJiii, iv expired,
without complaining ot any previous
Stilt:mg.—A poor woman, ttlutc.tl 14' , muck
advanced in years, the wile of a in in
Lynti, in consequence,* is supposed, tit some
• domestic troubles, formed the horrid 'resolution.
of putting a period to. her existence, by drowning
herself, which she effected on Toesday evenUig,
in the liver, after deliberately teking off her shoes.'
nod phcivig her snuff-box in A state of security.
The body %vas discovered the same evening.
On Vriday at. nnight, does Dicitie, alias
.Sielvart, was convictoil before the Aiagistrates of
tiliolgokyo itt the itoitAttce'of the ProeurAtors
cal.. of making and vending hose aml counterfeit
money, and was sentenced to confinement itt
lithietven., and Whifltment from the ,city anti
liberties. Among the dealers in Shun, this per•
sou was reputed a chief in the todinifttetnre of the
coiiintudi y. She Was as fortunate in eluding de-
tection as She was expert in her vocation, and
dealt on the very liberal terms of three base
Hogs for each good one, with her best thanks,
and an occasional allowance of one K two to the
bargain. • Her disposal of it tpitears to have beet%
to people who afterwards vended It at genottie,
some of whom, as well as- their creative artMorti„
are now exercising their ingenuity upon otito
materhill in the solitude of ,Bridewell.

On Saturday mottling last, a dreadful accident
betel J. PnRKINs, of Dowuham Market, who
was driving to cart laden with mackerel from Nur,"
wick. He was found dead on the road near Mar•
ham, with his face shockingly bruised, and quite
covered with 13 peds of mackerel and the cart ;
it is supposed that he was asleep, when the cars
was overturned,' and the weight of the, fish pre-,
vented his extricating himself.
Saturday morning, a party of the Excise Of.
ricers, aided by a detachwcnt of the 6th Die..
goon Guard 3, destroyed a most extensive tni%iites.
distillery carried on iu a wood in thu neighbouro
hood of Glasgow so large was the t%ork, that
co lees were used fur cooling the orttt, ond the
mash ton equal to that of an ordinal y enutlnon.
brewer. A considerable quantity of Spit
on hand the preceding evening, but ltAtl been re,
altered befara h
sot forward,