The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

- - PLYSIOUTO, Jar., th. Se;pion,' o f s i gqns , !tear- I mit4r mll.lsq.se ; she sainted thii•eoit:Adnaies( on eirovidi w hich was returned. . ' • • • Sailed the Plover itatiiiiteivis s for Lisbnq ; yntt • the Semiramis frig*& fiVr Arrived the Oceow: , illbtiie,fi.o . rn went, Scott ; Favourite; Il f oossiel ; Ravelt 0 41,1 ; sect rrederick - 'lliii:4‘' (roe buy , . I:11 I • derland. SR. . ~1•10,..1 I'UE4TR& . ',~~ ~ ~+ ~~ Jri DIAL, JULY ?A.—Arrived the Farks, onn. brig, with a convoy of c.)l:ters, from' poies. moth, which hive I tiled for durceont tiontions, • The rodeos tins. .Portvcmovm, Juan U.—Nothing arrived or sailed tu.ilay. The Undaunted frigate, Captain Mating, takes convoy for Portugal, Cadiz, Gib• saltar l and tho lisaterranoan. FIGMOUTU, JULY 21.-+SiLikl4 .40 Duke of Maatrose packet, for Bio Ji seiro; and the Pritieese Egiaubeds ditln s r.. r Gibraltar and IlaPs. . _ At the date of the hit advice, frine India, Mein Km % e was paroled and premed -with, so large force from the floret Peesidencies, that Were was , not the low apprehension *hut • that he wtiold be ultimately sohdoed ; thong!, reasonable fears' were enterinwed, Irmo the nature of his force, eon. sisting prier ipally of cavalry, and tho ordinary system of Malsratta n•artare, that the event might be protracted to a distant day. • It was, hoteeter; apprehended, that he might meet with support from tine of the Mahratta States. - • •.. Litters front the Gay of Mexico, dated. 28th of !n it o4y, that the day before, tbo proclamations ofJOSSPII Bo viAPAUTa, Sept into that Viee-Kiag.. dim had . hurnt by.the 'common haws Maw, and Iht PortrAt of FEablINANit VII. elevated in great square, 'with witty testimonial of at. t iv h ! is e nt. t. A . c iaisre of nine dwaceedluipeae, inteederk for exportation, wAs poth e r ids iu the Risest, Thespecie ass diecorereit or?' Tesse t t, which bad cleared out 'Captain' in . a Volunteer Ceres dfoceSer of this prohibited merchandise,. The number of Pilch' troops. in liollatpi)is stated at 25,000; ovietlillr alie quartered ik,Aati. 'Milani and its vionititAild the resS,are,dispeped In the sea.port towns, tit "CillinrCe the-,ifeAeSieus: restrictions commerce;;''' • ) ?.•• 6 The popul aloe of p'rto wording to the latest and most accurate ...mtiousta, amounts to two millions, two nyentired:•and twenty.five thou. san d souls. • That of the various colonies in Asia Africa* South America, and the islands .of the Atlantic, and other seas, is upwards ,of seven bundreit and ninety thousand. • The immense value of the property of, every. kind that is accumulated in Heligoland; bail in. dur• I the utmost vigilant., to pr. yentas'," aceidenia from fire in that island. We loans by a letter from' thence, dated the 19th ititt. that. a cavil watabls appointed from the firing of the avettias gun, till. 6 o'clock in the morning, Whose business it is to see that all lights and fires are estinguishetrat.tbe appointed time ; that all coaibustible matters are Temosed from the streets ; and that the lanes and alleys are kept clear of every thing that might ob. struct the passage. This couituittee wf safety or precaution consist* of 3 merchants /*ileac! con stables, 6 clerks as sab.constablecsand' 19 work men as privates, or watchmen'; constabl e . 9 sub.constables, and 4 meu.sif whiff are'k4lbtal9.• ly going their rounds. id • Every true Spaniard.verathb Mather CoNtftyi sill thus address himself' Itiiiiebr:dhtuO s igtho Indies:—" If from our vieinity to 1 4 110 41 1 1 1 (11014V* " power of this unjust and lifkid c tifqmst p aie: 44 must fall, yet may yon, WWI aryorSirpdletuotit,', struggle with ha p pier atisiTitthittliaVel t d - qie slew k 6 ; order thao r)9441P 0 41 . may 11. • 64 be I..ft to preserve Ilse Sp4itislt.naTefrct: " ildelleisileA, till happier Th.. %Vest Math:set Sllll6'arfs .! unities(' from' Dover to 11'164.4 l .frarks ; the Oxfo . rd Militia mill succed them at I).,ver. However Commercial Coucerns are depreaseil at Vtis menu nt, Theatrical ones are evidently above par, a 5001. Share of Covent Garden Tbealt; . , hating sold yesterday at a premium of Sit. old one her 18 yearf s producing only Wt. per 119112 .1 fur '2601. • . • Thu fdlowiag account' has been received of a nnble and generous act, performed by Mr..W.M. ilattheas, Aliilshiprnan ea beard the Pltobe fet soo, coolowstled by Capt. LOLLING,. dated OC Havre, July 7, 1811.— " On the 4tl instant, J. Hughes, a seaman, fell over- 1 hoard; he could not rola; it wo blowing strung, and he vas immediately in it slaking state. Life-buoys, gratings, fte. w;•re thrawn 111 his assistance, but he Mal wit skill to and him elf .if them, and no boat esulti have oreived in . time to save him. In this critical moment, Mr. Matthews, animated by humanity. courage, and uncommon presence of mind, leaped into the sea. and, first proceeding us :farming. otata with it to the object of ewe. He grappled the awl almost lifeless holly with one ha7d , wailot with the other :ar suppiined himself nu the grating, until the boat came to their relief, at which lbw this noble youth was :rale ethau.ted, and the seaman was brought back to life with Cololl-KieklA NOE, JULY 27.--The remaining quantities of IVheat, to-day, are considerable, wills few arrivals coastwise. Little Fine, which gel)Porls its price. Other sorts very heavy sale. Barley and Malt vary but little. White Peatilka. Rise. Beans, of the two descriptiena, keep their prices. Oats are in tolerable plenty,;. few. prima sample., and those quoted rather (tearer. Whole hardly at the currency. u.ini is= CURRENT PRICE. !hem, - - 7fo. Tick Bettlitt. Line ditto - 11G4. lib,. Oats, . - J. Us. Olkit, nye !Utley, , sjs. 46 N Potatue dititts - w • 404' da.' Malt, - - 406 ow k. PaiS(Soiict's) 68s. 745, Fine Flour- - swe. ; tre% Pens, - - 1).1% Seconds belkifl.'"J • i/l)S: Ms . 1 tears, . 1 1.. • • • titt i telt*Tireavat.--iil d ast night KgmuY's plea sant Opera of •' False Alarms," was brought out. It this Theatre style. that reflects infinite cirri alike on the Manager and the Company. "The characters in this Okra having undergone a total change of representatives,' Curiosity prevailed as to the manner in width' they would be , sustained. Edger Goshead (formerly per. ioifled by Baines) was per f orme d by OuttArris isiwity that fully justified the bold attempt: he teatgilhe songs with • taste and science; and in the beautiful air of "Said a smile to a tear," obtained a loud encore. Min Surfeit, in the hands of Mr. Smarm, was respectable; and lite gallant air Daymon Gaglaid Nand an able .re'prosentative in Mi. Payson.. _Hut the chief novelty of the night was 'foam, in Lieut. Lary. As this. is a Character fur which the author has (long little r the actor,.who fills it. re quires no small degree, of talents.an e rler. it ,pre-: mined! ; this was, how eve r, f u lly' . Team, who *performed the Dirt in a must ani. mated and able manlier. His song in, the last act ' drew down repeated bursts Of applause, and.was encored amidst the ,. luudest 'cheers - . We,f iv l p i p hesitation saying that ibis Oentleman will prole a valuable acquisition, to this Titeette....attii it is to bq regretted that..his. appearance is uuttiattre. .frelpsetit. .;• t • Toe female charaiters in the Piece were. also well supported., by. Mrs. Otitimit, Mks Bo row, and that 'sweet little wattiNe' Mrs..lll.asin, who was lusidly ,oacated ib.onti . of bet :soilgs.• On the whine we leave seldom witnessed a performance that gave more universal satisfaction,- The Pig was secomleill bribe interesting se* 1-14,•1.)-Draina of Thenty Ytpr. ; 4go, whiCh mews. Itaimosn, itud Dorval.' AV" diiingujahed thetaselvelL 11AY14ARKUT TEtEATRE.-140 night the new Comedy of " High .Life in the City" was re. petted. We cannot but, express otirselecs 'Most agreeably surprize. d at the address with which some of the 111.iit exceptionable palls have been softened ' and others completely done away.. One ,scene in .the fourth act 3 'which called forth ,much disapprobation, has been entirely omitted; This , ;hank, added to the other alteratinhs, had th e effect of keeping the audience generally in gisciiltlrarsour ; and though some hisses svereleartl lin the. fifth act, yet the curtain descended amid . .•. • •• consklaisble plaudits. ' Though different in plot, the present Comedy is not more so than many which have preceded and which have been favourably received, whose Merits in other respects have been far beneath those of 44 High Life in City." • Since, however, this play iq not likely to vanish.. so instantaneously as we .at first eximet'etl,, we beg to ask Mr. Ems, in perfect good humour, how it is that Mr. Patrick Connaught 40 We to missy' Miss Duplex without a licence, seeing the Font of ow; is so iosoperabio an ohataeln to 'the 1 4 ady'a. um ,n with Mr. Cris:anus* It is not tinfoil/0 that the trishmad altiays carries a " a rust ow his fin ger." To. account for this circumstance, lie' ought also t) earn' A licence.in his peel*. • . . 1 •• • • . -. . . Last week *bout 200 American sailors &Ivens.. 'hied at the Queen's Dock, Liverpool; and. having .armed themselves with staves, penceeded,.:lo tiop-. rendezious houses in Cooper's-row end' Strertd-• street, and broke the windows and furnittire, tied liberated some. seamen. The Superintendent of Polke, hearing of the riot, went with three Coo. 'stables to Strand-street, accompanied by a piquet' orate Hereford Militia, and succeeded in securing,. two of the ringleaders, who are.committeil for (0414 A French lugger privateer, mounting la guns,: .passed Penzance un Friday, said to be prisain a frigate, taken off Scilly. • • .- The grit stone. of the new Court House and ' ,4anklur the county •"ofAirthumberlind, was' t l laid in t ti Castle Garth, .at"Piewea.4cle, on Mon., thy; rti "great coreinony, by pail Percy (re. ' iiVelaentltg his father, why from indisposition was 644blist4Attend), accompanied by a large MOM thrio 'id Oentiemen. The Duke of Northuniber.• land • has miinitjeently given 30001. toward; the ireetieb ut this bedding, the announcement of • which to the.company was received with loud ac.. 'clamatious. A few evenings since was rung at St. Nicht;lks Church, at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, a charm. w ig vea l o f Bub gelid, on Jilt: fine toned new peal of ten bells. Mr. James . Lamb rung the Bth, and cooductod the pest, an 4 Mr. J. Parnell rung the tenor, which weighs 30 cwt. net hall metal. The Weavers" Conipairy,appear to have epun* the thread of slotlany rather ton fine, in endear. watering to levy WI. by their ancient Charter ow' every Steward, on his coming into °Mee ; refusing' to provides dinner for.the cOmpanya. toes hail been acted upon for centuries. to ••ttie ' luxeriant increase of smoaking haunclies t dwfite... `A stubborn Steward, newly elected, however, rea sisted the custom as illegal, and wail consequently .dragged into the Court of Common Pleas, the other day, to account for his contumacy awl bad taste, when Chief Justice MANSFIELD hutnuroally decreed, 64 That though the Stewards, by' their 44 Charter, Might be obliged to provide the com. it pany a dinner, he did not see that they were 66 compelled to poi for it !" In conseqiience of so many pickpockets being' ordered for transportation for life, they are at last beginning to conduct .theinselves 1414 a little mote circumspection. It is said that this whole some severity has been ainstioistered by vice of the Recorder, and Common • Serjeasit of. ,-bonclun. if that is the fact, the Peblic are very much indebted to them, as it was high time that these strecessfuli l depr edators experienced lime check. ,:•• A - piety of three Centlemen s •intiniately ack auailittitrfor npuiards of •60 years, dined togotiscr 'as 'Peterbor'ough a few days, ups, whose tanked ages.klutionted to 2%2 yeers; all the Gentlemen Lair' io:Otceeding good boad,tb t sod by 9u moans ill; hi' body; • grATLSM AA • • • • pima, P4PIRS. I , - ~--, 1 FROM Vltg Tcßitisff FRONTIltal e AULT I.—• . The — Gtind Vis s ier has sent the e4elra,Soitrao leg, 'from Scheinla to the hea.t.quarters er 'the Russian General in '(,hief Co'otst Kinipusky, thii , Pitrpose of proposing a ties ;• bet the said prop . .sal has nn! Iwo Lts..e...pted by the Ktrosiarts, in fAiivirst nee .of the Kinii•Vor ' being Moan) 'let - riotouly() not ii ust:lto peace on any other e , moditious than theisr.alroady aside known to the Porte, nor to enter into gni rtegociatious Without the said conditions bi t ing previously aetetl64 to. The 1141'1441 tli,siandi Russia are the eessinU ol.Nl(.ldtria and Wall4eide, to the loft instil of the, panulip, a nd a co•iirihusion •of 30 miiii"fis tit Ilia•irCs• Ideltussiiin army is making very e.inviderable prolgre4. Telma, JULY I.—The English wlikh is °tubing between r our ii'orts and Venice, still continues to. widest' our itivigution.and maritime trade,. . • ... • AecOrdincia accounts from Zara, a very se. .terra conflict took place on ,thr 2Qtit nit , oir The tile of Patitadurs, between an (WWII 11,11;11.1 and two. English frigates of 44 guns. 'rue flotilla.matle %very vigorous resistance, but -were. 4t length .nbligedodter:having..aank four s of the 901'141 latinclies, - tenshierably4atuaged..the frigateg, and : apent.ali their ammuaitiop, to rep. ashore, where 4144 Vele* areie,tturntiai the seamen, its order to _prevent . tkeiNstailitifi‘ Jptn . the buds .of the • 112:—Last 'night arrived here • ii Stikiest . 4f lioltand .afi,er a iihOrttiOrf t ta:.pOpued•hisleerger jo Toplite ll to I b*.wOcil.lheris.lo'Carlsbikri T . ..: t *!I refer; write from flu, 4OrtsOr,.ntvde:t.thl ditte"of4.ape. 13 'Vag vo, *eta Of the p.ustien - irma -stiO.contlioge, The 1111 4 W Sithillit Watt Ai 60,,bg t 'cry fervOrvi 'end - - s rittiteissielis advanced . to ..wjeitie 'toltee' or thelitioe:" 7. Lientenant:Geperat event :Vangeron embtrtantred at this in siege fin 010 ~Capitulated. The Genera! Chief, Co unt Ca« ' . raensky, who covered the siege with the grand pr, My, will to.morro w advance from ituzlond&i l to' Sebum'', and Count Lingerma to Itasgratk . The betieging artillery swift. ho sent to rartukey.. • Ge. Wend Sys la to be employed 11 the siege . of Rode 'O/hitk. ' Geiteral• Esiot - Oirlai.tqken Kaserei. • . • • s ivilociis *a#o4. -: • • • 775•9..4r • •.. ; POW.la, Jit 25,—Motidai - Jut,. it being fair at .4 tor tidgate, ai nealber of. the Reikebtone smoggier! Were . asagiptifed et the Ship pulsar-hi) ose. T soldiers eoterlag tkossme rv!ora, err de,,ired _ by, the.stnugglorl . to t4epert ielti;etly - ;which pot being. complied with, the whole of the.tooliAgters _ _ . _ fcll.oß•tite -pone soldier=? one «f : islicatn they k4led s arid drass i ed Itjnrafterwnrds a.conaltlerahle.disispee lrsa.p. spot, . and iluv, ;heir esinpv. 4bis 09xgmees !nqpi?st.sits. on liqds t9,dity. •,.. • • • ; • . - Tr • • u r iEy has been made; unil.4 the pattnikeke, ant.we understand, uf4he.Post.-utpee,• 'slat a vit-w to the formationsof a new Toad fr the E 'stern fiestpf.. till MUM- Al. • fiernet... !Vise lino witl• past aluegthe tat Cuintry to thecastword:..f iiigltgate Hill,, and joining the ancient Northern road sonic, *here abutit.Culuey hatch.; Atilt come out' with It upon the press road' at Whetstone; • The Lords of the •Admiralty aro superseding/ill the Officers that were appointed authe beginning of.-the war to the impri..sseervico. ithigibts4l tintl Ireland,. from the half-pay list 'v. • • On Wednesday night.th'i Earl of iIARRINO. TON'S ptirteti. while,-in the act of lighting.a•Linip, .seddessly.dropped.down and expired. immediately • boOsras a tall, well made, •gootl looking man, *4 in the, prime of • life. • - . • AS Agar. PERCI VAL, .11 "disc...merchant of . Ches.. .4er, was t . on Sunday.seemiebt, proceeding in al;4 •With . bis wife to •Caroartim, • he , was suddenly 4,ltt:starn oat in consequence of the Jacinto making 4 ,yieleitt plunge. The wife. a: beautiful young Woman, immediately attempted: to leap oat, .but her clothes entangling :with. theJamp, the Gil on 'er head, and was instantaneously killed:,"' • 4 , . 'lleitcrilay a Court of 4dinniOniCritat6il area • held at-Guildhall, which woefully atieddrit thytradeseien's and other hills Sfliiriio• Idered to be . and a• number of mama wbte rind sworn 'Brokers of the City; The CeintnisSionert of the Cadet of Ratitiesea fir Atepit, he and'Ottober, were appointut.:• ' • ' : Viitidotsday• evening, 004 . nine o'clock . N • • 'Oility of young feltriw'., havii been. In i ho.st•cir - 'see the VauXll4ll 'wherry rewed for, *e.it . iA obis* - iii to - it house, where, after freidy, • they reeittereq their boar - to' :go to Pepper AHc~• Stairs , Bridge e "ban of the pet", sl'ho •serilt;i4kblifirlii Irked they bath fell o.verlioard, bite t;f 'thetit, or the name of Snaiiiim, 'bbitelo ;yeah'! of . tige, - Ira ; tite.orser itais, itif h • miieledlfebrlgreiitrAe from sliaring the like foto by'entither .trp at 11w time: . . . 'Otr -7 Wednesday" niglit, setireon rlaveti itnct • toil re, d‘tlaiik, a fire • tor4a : 401 in a house is fie& nal Greeri, been pied by. seye....• • rat tontines ; fortunately, bi the eitertiints nf'sererai neighbour's * the . games Wet(' extinguish. ea without than . 4111410 g • the route where it.brohe wiat: The following extraordinary incident is stated in *country paper :—“•Qti the 10th inst.. as. 4 gentleman of Searbre and 'a patty of friends w,cre fishitig for pike,• they hooked, and _succeeded' in securing, a pike of the enortnous "IVO of ASII)s. in *MO were found four full grown wild 'ducks, ',which were, with the pike, dresbed for the table . • :Mr.. Lipre4stsa• delivered lectures. in siviral time's; id Sirrepelake t . :clitring . ilie last and Presintt we etethe adrawNes 'or his Isteni tlon; tied u . r . gitts: the . genetrl -estabtillilifiCnt 'Of faecal do his OCllflegliiCili pi* • i'he number, of Iktukrupteies betaten the l ath • at:December; 1,044 and the 234 di June, 'RIO, ea tnt4nttaantitt • Lundoti:Utiettes 7 amvams • .* r • • Gtitm:a ' _, Sr. PETERSBURG'', ',]ip fitt papers be. longing to the vessels that arrilebpre endergo•the most rigid examination. It-is extromplyoubable that a great number of confilcatious will I.iike place. The exchange on Ilarnhargh was yesterday a 4. 1Q to sch. bane() per rouble. , Lroost TUE . COURT UAZITTE 4 .) cc Immedi ately after the rediletiors: BlStiVtl9-. chick, a detachMent cf. .Oor •troopa, under tfie command Of Adjuialit.aeneral. Prince Di•lgnia,c. ky, took posfie . bsiou or the f(4tiBcations.of Gere. gri, Buena, Kowarna . i and Balcisk. The enemy,. who li.td ovacitated the latter place, were come up with, on their retreat, by the cavalry under" the dommand of Major. General Amelia, and were compelled to disperse, with the loss of their artil. lery. . . " In.tho mean time Majoraetterti, Woinpw, who . bad marched With a detachment-of ' the same corps,• 44CCS pied the town of Klaslistischi,, from which ike enemy,-alarmed by our advance l 'unde precipitate retreat. " In theseections, Major.Gencrals Priec*D.ol; . gorecky, Woinow, and Auseitn, particularly die. tingilished themselves. • • . 4 4 While these events were in tr i plo i under the command of Lieutenant.Generia Contd. Langeren commenced the siege , of the fortress of Silistria on the 23d of May. After segos days operationt'froni the opening of the trenches * .it was comielled to surrender on the 90th to the toefoua • ftemitin arms 'Ger trtio ‘ Weuteet4.:ilisil place to awe tlay." • .•-- •" ' ~.; 114 Y. hag' been. asce . t.. 4841M:that a. sltoerotis hostile fleet has etstOreilAtts. sho.tioos. IA his rrusalan Maisaty niotioJi .a . t. l / 4 4. Oulu; . tivlisin*. 4*, .4,,•1ik tsiu. of " necessity, 'to 'mita any lending' , on Ate pkct et the Eagiish;aninioniplcteljeaset them off. 'fitrts'alltantmunication with this pa'r,t , of.the Cori: In the vleinity Pf Colberg, Some English sailors ) , who came tm shore 'to purchase some provisioni, have been made prisoners. „. The extremity of the peolnihla rfida,;.whieh belongs to our terrifOrY, s*gain i)a.cuOed :by Ali6l , tacliment -of Polish troops favitif The words there bate heers 'ate, 'silicify :apt ping id' an excellent state of defence . . The Ea tislr.mm of war Oecasioniillyipproiefkihsr colt; but it• at a respectful distancest • Juan PX O P O -' sals - of capitulation. The Grand . ifizie! . 4astelfr cited an armistice for tiVirdii!. - ; CASSEL, *JULY 8.-.-4111. Majliety :the .R ing of Holland is expected at dip, baths of liepndorfr.- . In this case, it is probable-that they - W9tplialian Majesties . will also repair thither so' thet.sausi 'dart( will, this season; bp-490.Mired with Cho pre.: salmi of a numerous plit77;olAemealh4o .We* El/moose, JUST 14 - ---Thi,;oitreprdittary woo: contribution;' and 'fireviko: tli ieitrituitiOns kitid l . are,. •conforttratifY to a Royal ilatree,:. to continue to be' levied as before,. with the end of the year. iiir bliigo:7 the itin•-t!lis expected 1 1(Onstil this day. •:: .. • .. : . ThgEwa sibititors . -I!hp:Oarrio4!th ; their depre: under tlw af.triiiih..ufficers, and .who lox. the French ontfOrto and the ltiPigej*OtP tr i lf1 0. 1 1" of / 1 4nOlits *ire. day xeptencect by veturi jrartiel. to . ten years. gonfiitomens in• irons; bailrtg fig. 3 ,;#9 1. 4 .iX the Offeece of swiud.• that Of, wearing the ! insignia of the Legion of Honour. testerday evening the french regiment of infantry of the line began tbeic eatlltt- fauna th% ;place for . the Elbe. r This morning the 131st French reilatetst id. fantry again entered this city ; but they'are to March off in tlie,afterdoon.for Bremegibyr way Of Pleustadt and Nieubugp • . BUCHA IT 44)11111 • 12..—The Arm, , EsTs draws its 11104111 of subsistence from, the Black Sea. There are 60 vessels on the Danubc,,ladett-wick a., supply of provisions fur 70. days, reckonitstissOn .04.16 th alt. Before therzpiration of .that term Vartti . will have fallen, ankthere will then be less trouble lu stetualliog.4o army, which amounts' to The Turkish army augers greatty•from want . of . , • ~• itear. that Aidia . Wocha, .the-Commandant of Giurgoir.o, who ii at ; variance. -with... Beknialt' Pac ha l the Competitis e! of lindsebttek,:has shown , s.die.itolitenn tie iss . ii_tho.ll.essians, and lite pet art • • entertained of the both these fortresses, - the, commutilcuitinet,pf .which-law ibeen: cut oti by GelberaPSlM. : Thera wilt then. remain only Vas, fortressistWiddin, the Poveroor.of Istujok, Molls Foetus, ha• no great reputtsien lot JateePity • The. gieiSl4 $141•14 hat betnvititno - ott. to 4 wlthdraw netnatrttetti.mitli..thoic.-arna , and. bag. gage TheAttesion.edvenced after the tiragntation l . marched- againet.Schumla, and was, to be. followed by the , rest , of.:the army. Generei Sato hurectirAd orders to marchogaiset titlaChuck s ,.for the !Airlines of ,reducing thakfOr.. , tress, and oleo/ling the fireed.Vitieiis right Ilan k Dame*, JypY. I:l".lrietbrtlay afterounn,* . her Majesty, the Etnpressof Austria, accompanied by the whole of our Court; arrived here fronli-Pilpits. She visited- the Japattesu Palace, the Librair;euil Cabinet of Antiquities.; after which. she-returned tier Majesty Will dine hero this day, with Felice Anthony, and visit. the 'lettuce Gallery. She in. 'tends to make a neck's stay in this quarter. • : She lives very retired; and athaill - 41( no presentations, digging thefoundatioa'of a 'louse at a/booth - e n d, of larold.strect i r Anerelcen, the workmen, *bent three feet from the surface, cams to conticon' i , mute'; but in *thil'lneas' @etersl burnt beams of wood, probilbli lodged 'there srueo the et:integral. dun of: 15dsrbrdllii.'Kett Nun& A Weil l reguo' tarty built with itri4lll;faletr dettendsthrouga thr ; woes, auvere4. 4n' kr tni-iitat At tot, mid • Wink, nu eitumunicatioot sttik,,tie SWAMI ftr,o 1011 tr ier4 ccitusiso, • ' • • I i , 1 i . . .~ ~ ~• - • ' , • "ij ,_ -1