The Sun. — 1816-08-23 (London, England)

MEATRE. The 'sale of the buildings in the Savoy, Whiel► are to be pulled down, commenced on Tuesday last, slid the -proprietor's 'of the aboVe new under. taking initeloiSed the nikterials of flee tierinont Chapit, to he used in the construction of their house, which is to be erected in the Chinese style of architecture."  An 'elegant Chinese Theatre adjoining the massy and resplendent structnre*of the ‘Vaterloo Brioge a Weathercock on an Egyptian Pytanta, or a Mandarin's Head nodding on the Ti,rso I • We trust the material's of the Bond old Gomm Church Will he better 'employed', and that the Princess CHARI,Orri and her Royal Hashand will display more taste than to *countenance such disc. figuring trumpet}. Shonld we notice any more of these paragraph'," we shall call attention to them, for the Metropolis stands in 'need of tome protection from the Goths %via) are improving it.  ArELANCIitiLy OCCURIUMCC tit l'Atus.--.Thee Parii Papers which arrived yesterday inform us, that " an English Gentleman (whose name is not Mentioned), either through ignorintce or wilfnlness, yule his horse on the finalist's at a Hoick rate on Friday evening, near the Bouleord du Temple; hii horse struck down a ‘vonum ; he ims mediatcly 011 a hue. nhd cry was made after him, when tWo national guards turned out 'of their posts to stop hit». They presented their bayonets, when, shocking to relate, Ire rushed on them, and w.is l sII d on the spot ; his horse was w tided Pt t.) Stitc.;tnß.-A letter froui Ely, dated Aug, 19, says t " On Tnesdaylast, Mr. JOHN liovalw, small farmer at Downham, near Ely, put a period to-his elcistenct by hanging himself; he had been In a low and desponding way for some time, which is supposed to have been brought on by the press `sure of the tittles. An inquest 105 been taken, and the Jitry have returned a verdict of lunacy. About three months since, a farmer in tiresome palish committed suicide undo similar cirnurn. stances.''  ASSAULt Cu CIOUS,—At. Marlborough-street, on Tuesday, a black Mon preferred a complaint against his master, L W. Parkins, a Vest 144, Planter or Merchant, for beating and kicking hitn.' It appeared in evidence that the black, who claimed but little equestrian merit, was placed to exercise a spirited horse by his master but bluckee was soon spilt, and severely hurt, and. the horse rail away and sustained injury. It was for this the master beat and kicked him. He stated. that be apprehended hny master might, chastise his servant ; but the Magistrate observed such might be, the usage of blacks in another country, blit the laws in England were' happily different.—;The master was held to bail.  We are concerned to state that the f Bislt+ip 0 50.1settaY was thrown from his horse a feweiays since, from the firing of a gun in the street of that city by which fall his Lord4hip received ts violent contusion on the back part of the head, from which his Lordship is UM yet perfectly re. covered.—(Morning Paper.) Two women in the environs of Bayonne had,sit appeari, the barldtity, almost without. example, to bury a living infant newly born, of which one of them was the mother. A little child who was with them discovered their crime. This time, at least, the rtiblic indignation will not be expressed in vein ; the two monsters were taken on the 9th, and lodged in the prisons of Bayonne. A fair lady, who lately figured in a Crlnt. ease, gave a turtle feast at her country sear, last week, heing resolved to_ have her reconciliation with her husband celebrat dc- in an appropHoie manner.  CHARGE OP INlURblitt.  -1; Alt D  prAI4(N Al* N OF ).V.V.E.ti ''Tti(llC, 1..41v1)'