The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

WATERLOO.

tit ...fate and geneiiims SubseriptlOn' ,of tits
whole People of Ilritain, atld "ot its distant Co-.
lonies and great Dependencies, tins enalActi the
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Collilllittee for its distribution to assign u an,inity
of 101. pri• annum jot, her tahole /de (not while
she remains Unmarried) t,, every Widow of every
brave private Soldier who fell in the Battle of
Waterloo : an additional assittake is also given
to such Widows towaris the support of ever*
Orphan Child they are left with, who are inulet
proifer cautidt'l, assisted . Thus ertry
child who has lost its parent and protectOr in the
defence of the State on those days of so great merit
and Victory, bas found a parent still, and a
guardian in a grateful conutry.

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Puoitasx.4-Scrazgisr", theiveetit coligneror nE
Church, is Matched. to fight Isle Of Wight 11411, on
the 13th- of NovetiTher, within 20 miles of lion-
dont for it stake of 200 gnineak. Sereggin has
attained a character eteatlyyrinal to the late Dutch
San), and 41S now said S We.best II stone
boxer,latt:tifelitt. a scientific pugilist ;
but his not done mach in the ring, having only
beaten a brother of the •and made tt
drawn battle of it with o..utricily, in Ireland. The
tali blacks, &twin And Robinson, arc to fight in
fete dayt for 20 .goineat, a side. • •

Our tendert) Wpl recollect the Sleeping Manly
in the North, as she was tertned. We ty,a„Nimid
she hits, since tier awaking, been employed on a
farm • in the neYghbouthbod of Mo,,i rose. as a
dairy-Maid ; and S•ttni duy se'imight did h r diity
as timid, in nii;tiilg thCa, a,&•; at night shr
her mortal career, by hanging herself With a doe
of yarn. •
A young min, abont tWerity-five years of age,
et ployed in the City, has been missinir sitiec
Thursday bust. At that time lie hail property
about Mink of England and Country Bank
notes, and bills of exchange, to the amnion of
nearly 8001. No trace of
_what has become of
hint lids yet been'olitained.
The following melancholy accident happened at
Brighton last Saturday hree fine youths, 'Mos
.of Mr. KRANtIf upocritaricy-street, accom-
panied by a servant •in a tin sing (fowl%
‘Vest-Street, were overturned by the borse taking
fright. Itdrotie'furiously vn the streer,until oppo-
site theccustom-house, when some horses standing
in the:way, the chaise was overturned, and bro-
ken to pieces. The eldest boy had his arm broken,
the second son had his skull fractured, and was
otherwise dreadfully bruised ; but we are happy
to learn ,that.. on. Saturday they were both consi-
dered by Mr. Bond as likely to recover. The third
son afiti the servant happily escaped unhurt
On Wednesday night a. fire broke out at or near
the CoMmlisariat Barrack,' on the smith side of
Stephen's-green, which was extinguished without
any material damage being, sustained. On the
alarm being given a number of persons assembled
to Tender Mott aid the exigency of the moment
rerietired--a crosed •collceted opposite the place,
.when two fellows on horseback came gallopping
along from the tijrection•of Donnybrook fait, and
charged through the crowd': we are sorry to learn
!bat two anfottithate nob' were run down by these
drunken miscre,.nts, and were so severely wounde,l
that surgical aid became, necessary it is reported
drat they huge since 'died.' • In the confusion or..
rasioneti by such air event the ruffians escaped,
butt .we entertain the most sanguine hopes that
they may yet he discovered, and hrtnight• to the
bar 'of justice.---(Dablin to. rte; pendent,)

Two prionners were left for cTeeintion at GlOll.
tester, John Williams, for robbing a house
in the Forest of. Dean, Hod Dinah itiddiford, for
a similar offence. The former, on receiving sett-
'fence, id, ",11,1y Lord, I confess myself guilty
of the crimes laid to my charge, and many more,
I was led Into tljetn 'by.,t)nd company; and'l hops
shall lie hangeit.as a warning to others !"

Tbe lang espected Memoirs of the Public Life
of M. FOUtHE (Duke of OTRANTO, iceretois day
pnblisbed by Mr. ,COLDUEN. Jt COftlpril-e3 twelve
Very jltipollBl3 itild curious Letters, addrtssed
to the Emperor N4POt.IiONT, King JOACHIM. th•
Dulie•D'Aftreits, rrincc IlLtxuErt, LOUIA XVIII.
the Dnita ut :WeLL'INGTON, Count de 14.w.ts,
&c.

The 1 e tish papers state that the wheat liarvest
hai ourtfierteed in several parts of the country.
anti that it promisesto be molit abundant. The Men
of Kent are. not looking with more anxiety to tha
getting of it in, than are the Lottery Ativenturert
to the rich hArveat-of prises which Dame Fortune
will put her sickle in on the 17th of September,
on .which day the First-dravvn,Prize ,he en.
titled to 40,0001. mare, absolutely giring,--liy this
arrangement,. the chance of obtaining 80,0001. to
one Ticket,

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/The Patent.Trkint Cloth, sold at Alt, I.Vitto
I.hapss, in Cheapside,• (where only it can be
obtained Genuine, duly stamped with the I'a.
.tenteei mune, Sm. all others attempted to be sold
to! it,' 'being limitations only)' itt found to excel
every other description of Cloth yet IndittlifliCillrvd,
it sit pe es the Linens of dermauyin bentity and
elfealineSS ; and those of Ireland and buotiand in
the same degree,- anti IP-addition'to whirl', is its
neeoliar adymittig'e of being ,much more healthful
to wear,- sZ ingtoritlly promoting. the health of thtt
wearer surpasses the jam;;-cloths at India Ala-
nutacture; dmrability, and economy,
and does the highest honour to the, perseverance
and inventive' genius of thin country ; and no fil-
thily should be. without it, ugr .Individual who
travels -.—Whether used as Linen, or for Sheeting,
or for Children's use, it has not an equal in
ness,-and iileasautness, of wear ; it is fully steer-
mined never to cheek the principal anurcent
the perspiration, in any climate, thus lessening the
liability to take cold, its durability is found to-
be admirable, and in addition to its utility as
Shirting and Sheeting, it 'can be used to great ad.
vantage fir every purpose, to which long-elothes
either India or British can be applied ; its price
from 2s. per yard to 53. 6d. Tht Patent was
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