The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-16 00:00:00

COUNTRY NEWS.

OXFORDSHIRE.
On Tuesday last the Anniversary of the Pfe
bury Auxiliary Bible Society 'vas 'held- in t
National School, which was most numerously al,
tended by respectable inhabitants of that bo rout,
and its vicinity. Addresses were delivered b 5 el
F. Stratton, Esq., Dr. Macbride, the Rev:Da:l.lf;
Wilson, of London, the Rev. T. W. Lancaste,"
Vicar of Banbury, the Rev. W. Wilson, 0°
Rev. Mr. Jeffreason, the Rev. Mr. SipaPel/
the Rev. Mr. Searle, the Rev. Mr. 80tt93.111,
the Rev. Mr. Cloake, Mr. Holden, &C.
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Ladies' Association has been established sin'4
the preceding Anniversary, in union with th':
Auxiliary, which added considerable interest t°
.
the proceedings of the Meeting, and much pair,
is due to the Ladirs, who have most assiduollsq
promoted the object of the Society since t.O,
formation of the Association. It appeared PI
the Report, which was read by G. F. Strattot,
Esq. President, that upwards of 1000 copies °`
the Scriptures had been circulated since this Ato,l'
liary was established, and that 2261. 13s. 5Tk
had been collected during the last year. Upwart!!'
of 211. was collected at the Meeting.—After thy..
Meeting at the School, many friends to the WI
stitution dined together at the White Lion In*
when the Rev. D. Wilson read some interest-
letters received by the Parent Society, and the
party separated about six o'clock, highly plea
at the cheering prospect of the continued succo
of the Society.

YORKSHIRE.
On Monday last, a disturbance took place 11'
tween some of the inhabitants and a party °4.
soldiers, belonging to the 6th regiment, that bat'
just arrived from Halifax, and which, hut for tbe
active exertions of our Chief Magitrate, and the
interference of the Officers, it is very probable/
would have been productive of serious cog'
quences. The alarm at one time was s 6 great
13riggate, and in the adjacent streets, that most to
the shops were shut up before seven o'clock in th®
evening.
The Postmaster-General has consented to es'
tablish a ride from Wakefield to Leeds, will
will afford the opportunity to the inhabitants °
the former place of answering letters from Liver'
pool, Manchester, Szc. by the same day's post.
The Wakefield troop of Yeomanry Cavalry
was last week disbanded, in consequence of sou°
misunderstanding amongst the Gentlemen cots'
posing that body. An address of thanks was illy
animously passed to their Lieutenant-Colonel,Sir
Edward Smyth, previous to the final separatio°
of the troop.
The sentence of Oldjield, who was convicte4
of the murder of his wife in August last, has bee:
commuted to two years' imprisonment in Yor'
Castle.

SOMERSETSUIRE.
BATH.—A remarkable crop of Onions has beef'
obtained this season by Thomas Cole, gardenett
of Wellow. The bed in Which they grew .corn
prises about 17 poles in extent ; and the prods
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was 21 sacks, fit for market. A great number°.
the onions measured from 12 to 14 inches in Gil.;
cumference. No manure whatever was, appliev
The late F. Partis, Esq., of Bath,. has left
sum, said to exceed 40,0001., for erecting 471:
a field he purchased a short time ago, thirty neat
cottages, for the free residence (with endoc;
ments) of the widows or daughters of ten P° p
clergymen, and the widows or daughters of te,
reduced professional 'men, and the widows F.
daughters of ten decaycd merchants, for ever.
On the Gth inst. as Ann Leonard, of Harktlailli
was returning from Bath market in a waggon, if
company with some other women, just as the/
reached the top of Ne.wbridge-hill, Newtoll;
the horses suddenly turned, and ran down 6,1
hill full speed ; the women being alarmed, IP
jumped from the hinder part of the waggon, °%;
cept the unfortunate sufferer, who, jumping frDr
the fore-part, fell down, and the wheels, pass 4
over her head, killed her on the spot. She
left a husband and 4 children.

SCOTLAND. 0
GLASGOW, SEPT. 11.—The wetther having
most favourable appearance this morning, a v.o.'
great number of shearers were hired at the CO:
but not the whole that appeared. Wages fr°,
18d. to (22d., but those who went to a consitier
able distance got proportionally more.

JOHN WORTH, Esq. of Worth House, nfr
Tiverton, is chosen Mayor of that Borough Lc
the ensuing year,

MARRIED.
MARRIAGES IN Hiatt LIFE.—Lord Frederick BentincU
lead to the hymeneal altar, this jav, Lady Mary Lowt,l4l,-
second daughter of the Earl and Countess of Lonsdalof
Miss Caleraft, only daughter and heiress of the late Gl:nrefie
Cal Craft, gave her band on Saturday last to Edward Coliiie
wood, Esq. of Dessingtou Hall, in Northumberland, et
Abbey Church of Great Mai vern.-1/ornitrg Paper.) , "r•
•On Thursday, the 14th inst. at St. George's, Hon of
square, Mr. Wm. Liveings, of Harwich, to Miss OrVe';
SoOtth ut :11.1ton-reet
Thursday. the. 14th inst. Charles Rugg, Ecq•
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ctoc
becea, third daughter of the Rev. John Simons, LL.D.
of Paul's Cray, Kent. - t
Lately, Sir Edward Knatchbuil, Bart. M.P. for N"
Miss Knight, oWm. Kerf Godreersharn.
Last week, shaw, Esq., of London, to lacties
Charlotte Durand, daughter of the Dean of GIIertISCP

DIED. FA'
Yesterday, aged 79, Mary, wife of John Henderson. .
of flidgrave-place, Pimlico. coll°'
Very suddenly, on Sunday last, nt his residence i" '„.rlf
square, Charles Tielawny Breretun, Esq. aged 63. fortn',l3,
Alember of Parliament for the Borough of Saint: Micil3Foo;
and Lieutenant-Colonel of the Culditream Regiment 0.
Guards. . • .ober
On Friday, the Bth inst. Mary, wife of Mr. Samuel Yr' •
of Upper Thames-street.
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