The Sun. — 1838-06-29 (London, England)

CORONATION OF II ER NIAJESTV.--Tile most correct account of the Ceremonies of the Coronation of the Queen, illus• trated with Explanatory Prints, will appear in th.e Observer of SuxuAY. the Ist cif July, on which occasion only the Observer will 'be TW" Sheets, and the price Tenponce. The (*server will be kept on sale all the following week, at the oMce, 170, Strand; where Franks can be had Gratis, to sand it to any part of the United Kingdom. A Monday Af" ternoon Edition of the Observer is regularly published, most desit able fur the Country and Foreign circulation.  A circumstance of a very painful nature occurred' in Ampthill on Tuesday week. Mr. Slinn, a surgeon of that place, Wag compounding medicines in his surgery, when his little boy, three yea" and a half old, came in unperceived and drank off the contents of a mea" sure which stood on the counter, containing some sulphuric acid. 111 was immediately thrown into agonies of the most excruciating kind, and all efforts to save his life proved unavailing.—Nurthamptots MercurY •  • ---- The Southern Christian Advocate publishes the following letter, giving a moving description of a massacre by the Florida Indians. '1 he writer is superintendent of the Alacua mission in the Ta:lahassce district :—" Dear brother Capers—l am ruieel While engaged in my labours in the Alacua mission I received a lette,, bearing awful tidings. It informed me that the Indians had murder my family. I set out for borne, hoping that it might not prove as bscw as the letter stated ; but 0, my God, it is—if not even worse ! Id, precious children, Lorick, Pierce, and Elizabeth, were killed and burn` up in the house. My dear wife was shot, stabbed, and stamped, see ingly, to death in the yard. But a:ter the wretches went to pack u oi their plunder, she revived and crawled off from the scene of death S°!: suffer a thousand deaths during the dreadful might which she spent along' by the side of a pond, bleeding at four bullet holes and snore than half' a-dozen stabs, three deep gashes to the bone on her head, and three stab/ through the ribs, besides a number of smaller cuts and bruises. Shd is yet living, and 0 help me to pray that she may still live! MY 'ie: groes lay dead all about the yard and woods, and my everything else' burnt to ashes. Pray for me. My family was on a short visit to loft father-in-law, for the purpose of having some supplies sent up irons of plantation to our temporary residence in the mission, and during tl""' brief period the awful catastrophe took place—T. Pax Des cos."  LADIES' BEST GOLD CHAINS The weight is given by comparison with the weight of SovereignsP being more easily referred to than if stated in ounces and dvits: The quality of the gold is warranted equal to any that is worke4 into articles of this description. Price of the Cable Pattern, or Matted Ring Pattern. s. d. £e,d' Same weight as 3 sovs. 4 4 0 Same weight as 6 sovs. 7 7 0° Ditto as 4 sovs. 55 0 Ditto as 7 sows. 88 0 Ditto as 5 sovs. 6 6 0 Ditto as 8 sovs. 9 9 The following Patterns are One Guinea dearer than the above, but cannot be made lighter than the weight of Six Sovereigns The Cage Pattern, I The Chinese Pattern. The Ring and Bar Pattern. I The Victoria Pattern.