The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-28 00:00:00

Yesierday, Mr: Moarietn, 5011 of the Lard
Chief Justice MANSivIELD, was' ehlcted Preacher-to
the Honourable Society of GI ay's Inn.
Yesterday a' Court GI Diretiors was held or the
'East India House, when he undernaentioned Coin-
toanders took leave of theCodrt previous to depart-
ing for their respeaive destinations, viz. : •
Captain H. Push, Royal Ch ‘rlotte ; Capt. W. Donald.
sou, Neetune ; Capt. W. Campbell, Armaton ; Capt, 1.
Birch, Labalva-; Capt. J. Boyce, Contra ; Bombay. and
'China.* - •

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C4pt. tv.i. Riches, .Tharnes, St. Helena, lienconlert, and
China.
The Court adiciurned at six o'clock till tomorrow.'
Major-General BArtt.ow, from she south-West
' distria, it; appointed 'to the cotninand of the garrison
or Dover, in she room of Mrjar-Generai Tit.soN,
whO is immediately to juin Lord Wer.LitseToN's
army in Portugal,
,with the local rank of Lieutenant
General. •
The 3d West York Militia is ordered to bold itself
in readiness for immediate etnbarkation at Sheer--
tress, for Ireland.
The King's County Mtlitia, on its arrival at Maid-
stone,is to proceed to 6:Atwood Barracks, which it
will reach about the I:sth of Oecemher.
The depot. of all the Light Infantry Regiments of
'the Line is to he estiblished.at Brabourne Lees Bar-.
'racks ;.. it will Consist of the 43d, 510, o.d, 6ath,.
71st, and 85th regiments:
The 4th Battalion of the both Foot, which.came
home from Antigua a skeleton, but a short lime.
since,"is rapidlyincreasing. its numbers; the strength
Of it is already upwards at 400.
The Hungarian Diet, we understand, haii agreed
to guarantee to the amount of-81) millions of florin;,
the new paper money to b;.! issued by the Austrian
Government; for the .redemption of the Vienna
Bank Notes. The States of Transylvania have en-,
oged, in like manner, to charge that province with
^0 millions; and the remainder nt the sum neces-
• sary for the restoration of. public credit, is Co be ap-
portioned upon the, hereditary dominion,`.
SEDUCTION CLUB.—We have heard ,Of an Insti-
tion of this kind among certain young 'men of
fashion, for the purpose of ensnaring female info.'
cence, and corrupting matrimonial fidelity, but it is
so repugnant to every nolion of the British Charac-
ter, even among the most titetrious and dissipated 'of
our countrymen, that we can give no credit to the
repart, thOugh' we received-it from a very respetiable
channel.
PiVilist6vr.—We have often expressed our cen-
sure on. the miserable condition, of the metropoli4,
' with teipeEt to the paviment. Eveiy day someac-
cidents happen, which, though note of consequence
enough to be communicated to she public, are, per-
haps,' the cause of unhappiness.to many unfortunate
individuals through lite. • But though many of the
Public •.Prints, as as ourselves, have been
laudably anxious to correct the
.evil, and haVe an,
plied merited censure to IhOie who have suffered it
to )riae-to such height, and to continue so long, no,•
asuencitnent appears. We- ire, howei,er, glad, to
find that the Grand Jury have at length taken tip
iliernabjeli , and yesterday found true hills against
Totrenhani-court-roart, 'part of, Piccadilly,: from
13etkeley-street to H de-park Corner, 'and ,Skinner-
street, St. Pancras. NVe trust that the peOple, whose
duty it is to attend to the convenience of the public,
wilt be roused by this measure of the Grand Jury,
anci,4Witl be influenced by fear of punishment, it they
are insensible to better motives.
The "produce'ot:corn this year is found very de-
feeliVe, and so Otleitroeaed, that, .unluckily, there

are sC3lte any speculators; or any who have made
speculations to supply Great Britain with foreign
corn ; and if the consumption of bread cannot be
lessened, the sufferings of poor families must be
considerable.
• No riicide of relief can be so complete as the in-
troduetion of substitutes for bread, and 39 attention
to prevent-waste in opulent families. A saucy leo,-
man,"a sulky cook, and an impertinent waiting-wo-
man, frequently waste more in one kitchen than
would relieve the famished stomachs of ten poor
starving children ! • •
We are sorry to be obliged to allow that many of the
poor are shamefully ungrateful,. most cruel tyrants to
animals, and passionate in their families; imprudence
and want of forethought their generat• failing.: still •
every master or mistress of a family ouglif tai feel for
the situation olthe poor at this,particular time,wlien
Is. only purchases so small a pOrtion to preserve
life. ~
Hew many mothers must have the heart-distres- ,
ingleeling of seeing their innodent young children
want that bread and nouri3Ornent they cannot.pro-
cure for them.
Let, then, the heads of every (tinily prettent all
waste in their domestics ; and lessen Ihe comiump- •
'Sion of breed, by using substitutes : nothing can be
so. likely-to 'reduce rat price.
-‘(The fdllowing very melancholy accident happened
at Newcastle yesterday se'nnight.:,—As two,master
joiners, of the names of Bedh,one and ,I,Yilson,,,we,re
sittinvogether
_in the Grey Horse public house, On
the (Inay-side, the wife of the former Canie;:in,.and
in very intemperate language,upbraidecl her husband
for sittir4 there. This cond4id produced .such a
violent etfeel'ilPOrr his mind, that he rushed out of
the house with intent to throw' himself over the
quay .; which being suspeaed by his wife and Nyil-
. soh, theybi•thioltotved to prevent it,:.but,,so great
was their hurry, that they all three Gil into the
river togetber. Wilson and Redhope's, wife were
both saved, but Redhope himself was unfortunately
drowned,,, • His body was found soon afterwards in'
the mud..
The body of a female, was found floating in the
sea, close to the shore, on Thursday morning last, near
Dinas Dinlle, in the. neighbourhood af Carnaryou.
. Sh“ppeared to be'about 21 years at age,- a• short
lusty woman, with black hair; had ear-rings in. tier
ears. and a ring on her wedding finger, alai*, sup
posed to be the wife of the master of the g:illiot Mary
Bike, of Liverpool, which foundered in ,• ei,rnar-
von, Bay in- the sale of Monday nigh!, 'when all
•on board (except the .mate) Perished. The body -
was•decently interred on • Friday last in L'indiatins
•Church.lard. •
On Saturday last, as Mr. Ralph Wedgewucal was
riding through his coppice at Eaton-wood, Middle-
sex, he discovered the ody of a'Well-dressed-man
in
_sense furze, with his -cut from ear to ear,
and a case-knife lying by his side. The corpse was
removed to the King's Head public-bouse, and it
prove!" to 'be that of Mr. IL Hammon, a farmer,
who had been insane some months, froM the etfeets
"of a brain fever.---.Verdiet..4nsanity.