The Sun. — 1802-01-22 (London, England)

HENR.Y VATICHAN LANE, in the prime of his life, formerly of the 134th Regiment, and late of Cork, after (lancing some time, complained to his partner that he was tired, and sat down ; immediately after he was seized with a paralytic stroke, and conveyed to his lodgings, where every medical assistance, as rendered without area, and on Friday .morning he expired. On Wednesday last a .waggon containing fifteen hundred pieces- of India handkerchiefs,. together with too tubs of Holland's gin, was seized by some Excise.:officers on' the Whitechapel 'Road. It appears the ri-W•i- were brought from the coast of Essex on the filaerling night, and the. Smugglers had chosen the middle of the day to arrive in Town,_ as the most.likely to escape suspicion. The loss occasioned to the Smugglers by this seizure will amount to upwards; of 30001. Li the disastrous crowd of vessels, with the wrecks of which the late dreadful tempests have covered-the coast of the Northern- SeaS, was one bound from the port of Archangel, in White Russia, fo Dublin, which, borne by the fury of the wind, Was cast away on'the drearylsland of North Faro, at a great 'distance North-west of'the Ork. nay and',Shetland.lsles. The ,Master,.Capt. Hard-castle, and six of his crew, got 'safelyon shores where 'these hardy Mariners, preffring to biave once more the dangers 'of the main to a dark and dismal winter resider ce in such a place,• purchased one of those slight skiffs called Norway yawls, and availing themselves 'of the scattered remnants of their Nessel,' raised the sides, and decked over this puny:bark, in which, having fixed such masts and rigging as she could bear, and-put on board water and' provisions that required no dressing, they boldly put to sea, and after a favourable voyage of seven days, entered the river Liffey on Sunday se'nnight, where this curious bark lies moored off the Marine School, a monument of nautical ingenuity and intrepidity. • The following shocking accident happened on Tuesday se'nnight .ar--HrightlielinstOne i— A girl about.six.years old, daughter of .a Fisherman named Daniels, was in the absence of her mother; entrusted to the care of her elder sisters, who soon after the %%retinal) had quitted the house, ran to play in- the street, and left. their little charge alone in a room where there was a fire, which, on the child's too nigh approach, caught her clothes and set them in a blaze. Her cries brought some neighbours to her assistance, who extinguished the flames; but the poor infant was so miserably burnt that she languished till Thursday, and then expired in great aguny.  141  "ttrE understand, by the advices of &if Coifeis liondent in sun,,,rarvaii,.thift tnsign d. tit the Leitriii Militia, had been aita&ed by some Berson or persons unknoivn, on the z4.th tilt. and. was found the-succeeding -thorning in the streets of that. town, in a state of insensibility, froth a blow  he had -received on his head. the unfortunate G:mtlemaa languished until the z7th, and died.;:--; The striC.est search is making after the murderers; or whose apprehension a large sum hal been offered.  An Acccii4t of the quantities of Grain, Meal Flour, and, rice, imported into Great Britain between the sth of January, iSoI, and the roth of oaobet following, being a period of nine months t qua. bush. 107,067 6 —14,60 n - 539,709 2 - 39,398 2 7 .92,693 7 - 1,035471 7 4074 1.2 boils