The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

. . TIIE CUTLERS FBAS?: nirsday last, the Muter, Weefienes Rearch- Assistants of the Company if,Cutlers, in I, took the usual moths on enuring umn spective offices for the ensuing year. TVey nods went to St. Peter's Church. , , , 10 pliinent to J. Tillotson, Esq. the Muter about eighty Gentlemen dined with illy a t their hall. the cloth being removed, the Muter Cutler following toasts and sentiments : Aial• Serra and Royal Family. David Dead's sad the Army, and stay they pin No vell id every part delis Globe. siavy, and may they ever continue a terror to the tirrat Britain. pmpenty to the Tows and Trade of Sheffield. Master Cutler next gave— own! Members, sod may they never dread the court the apples'se of the People whilst disciierg. ors of their important (rest vas drank with fume times three. 51 , 1t0n then rose amidst the applauaes of the and addressed them iu nearly the follow. tonic - - - iNTLEISUM-For Mr. Wilberforce an d my _ beg leave to return thanks for the honour done as, and to drink your health%. 1 lame doubt whether I should, IM this two.- wake any allnsion to a recent traistmeiton at 've, which, asit most be prevent to the re ,of all of you, 1 need not mention more iarlr ; but that doubt has been com d lete y J by the sentiment snorted by the Master to the toast yots hove just been drinking. fi rs t I (*ref my eervices fur the county of Md •t with a determination never to +-seri (pillion winch I might have lonised tilina re i reflection and deliberation, to the will of shether fund among, my constituents or sod since 1 hare had the honour of r e. )0 0, I have been farther eotiiineell of neer's-ay of adhering to my original potions l ea d, Citiitlenw.n, it would be impo.nible to be boned 4,1,1 ftoj.al servant upon other coils, I: 1 could neither act usefully to my ro:istitu , nor settsfactorily to myself.— That you JJ ceroure my conduct 1 do not stir right to discuss "it. aud, ermserpientry, to censure or approve; hut, thosigh I ['meat s difference between'yon and on., imprewible for wee to yield, adieu convinced the rectitude of my own intetitioni.: I 'only for isyself what you claho fur yOurvelve t— ight of thinking and forming opinions. 1 not, therefore, enter at all opon tar merits of .tions which arose during the last Session of —it; but, as there was otie pert of the reso. itions adopted in this town lest spring. which gave 'wise psis, I trust I shall be permitted to sty a few on that subject. In one of the resolutions accused of liming deliberately deceived the Ireenolders of the county or York ; ■nd in order to Amon this charge, a quotation is made of certain arum of mine, in which I said I would endea- Tow ato root eat she mods of corruption," or tosetheiig to that effect. Now, in auswer to this. 4,got tery fairly sly. that these were veliy strong nut capable of bearing a literal con. moo, hut intended to convey tni determination wis- and ponish acts or corruption wherever • sere :arnght to light. This was cert linty me al b; .:t the time, and by this signification .orressfully defend myself ; but I will give II the advantages of a literal interpretation of More cannot lie Hiked, becsusr I 'oust to myself the right of forming my oven jiidg tll,9ll what those seeds are, and where they ibe found ; for no pne will gesso-for as not td claiin the right of putting, a literal con. tipOn ligateative stapressitins. but even of ing out (is has been done in this case) the ob i.) which those eapresskons mas s by such ronstruction, he made ;is refer. Tisiu Caii. he rovince of him only by whom the words were • led. I will add here by the way, that we• take care, teat in rootinz out the sods orruption in one place, we should Sow them ' 3 ulher. I trust, therefore, that I have 13 that this accusation of treachery has no illiatta o to .raid upon hut the rui+conceptiou of 'r": lia‘l that you will permit me to repeat, .antes I serve you freely, I cannot serve you , eslly• You hate elected me your Represent:4- ', 1101 hired Mr us your dare; indeed, the two r.cter. are incompa.inte. I 11:11VY now only to lk coil for the attention with which your have t's's• ols.ervat ions, re hicli I fear hede t.tken 'nor• or your time than I could either hare ~ 1 itr expected." is Teeth was dt-livered great Aromas , . ”11,. Noel WWI frt:lindlltly interrupted by the id.oillits of t-e Meeting. nr :11:wt , r Ostler then par— r Privre.t. e ui re lu , tevottrot 9psaivd. Welliact,ta, and ht. hray.• .ny in Portugal. Lll4llll, Tad way it CU.tilltie in lie a Lana at Liberty cud of I:tne. Coutenerte of Great Britain, and way it sail of every honourillsie are, fir ti , tinT vrlr. br .Inrisivriiil • of Mr. 6e 114 u. !trial 1-4,. e.11.-+. Werloesrlmy ,e'e l u g ht, tlie Lor,l_ Provost % 13 4wrates of Altet,leoo C M V no elegant en to the T0e...1, .0, t.. Jl r. FA ac i u of PaTlirment fir th..t itt‘triet of burgh., I.4!otooty Or liouir op:vt9hition of his 1'..11.14- cAtiattet during the dotcussisit 4).' the A. .;* p.e.,ert for I.lipluVltili the harbour of th,tt ne,,el:• mr „, or the n am e. of CittitSl.V.T toll , V• y, *cr.. e•terd,ty prevelil •••1 tizjillfig 4 .fuel :LA ..:re (:nowtoli, urar 11 . 4010 , %trui Srrelte, by ersol Jo-t w:ln to,k thtni into I 41,1.04 i•I pc:1'41111;4 tip lire. T,e ) %%ere held in sob. ; 141 kuretirs t.. ken) Vit . p..,r v. reiNt torlPmr.ll,lll- ac,j,1,0 h..prepirti firstt ek, the I 4 troll sine of illoreconsbe (.1 the A:w4hire titorolwy of er • As Miss linty Ms.leitest•r. 4t . 4. WI In th e sea, it us Poltyo44.ri f•• I. end • 11 -•berethit, itriottui• q c t., Mr. Asnnanti ' l44l lndi. who sceomo lined io•r to the writer-4i 'NI not ti.tresi. went in her :t .trt4fl t, whey *WC both wurortuustely drowned. TnE CL O n Thursday last, ; a nd Assistants ',Add, took the "r r eopeetive office terwo l ids went to SI i ll CUrlipliment o oiler, a bout eig ht to , ;Dr ily at their a 03 t h e cloth beittl ve the following to The 1".1. a wad Royal The Qi ' er as David D" d Su. l ast ala to every Ps The sm , v, aod of may . •• 6at 8010 e" r m perty to the Tug The Master Code The panty Slit"b' " court 1150 5 1' ir o n apes kith ass dra athe nk wit Lord 51 , 1t0n then , anti addre g g, I beg leave a u lute d ose 01 ' as io some doubt a La ske all all ' a p l ac e, which, s trenoo of all et nirolatir ; , bitt th by oraltne set oiler to the tout ''hen tint I otfere I .'ark, I .sid it with • e an y croon vsl ,ature rellection a ;has, whether t.t.i Itewhere ; sod sin , 'erecting 1 ou, ue eti4ly of ad fleciti•imei haunt 4 , 1 , 1 :am: Icould nen as, nor uttsfac 'mold censure to t i. your right to then to censure tar laineat a dif - t a t,npn..sible for f the rectitude i wet for myself wt the right of thin{ shall not, therefore the quest ions we ltiel 'Parlament; but, a lotions adopted in i wipe Iwia, I trill word, on that ant Inn !Accused of I freeneldere of the upon this charge 'exprewocs of mini VW • 10 root MI OVlVethedg to that 1 aii.ol eery fairly ezprraitona, nut C VITUCIIOII, hut Intel to (Teem- and pa thee were :try iittht tie mine the ti sh4lit 4.m/wailfully You all the *drilla the wefoll. More keep to myself the Meat Will what I are to tie found ; sal. Id chitin the otrocnnu tlpOn tit rotating out tra h jeers, to which tl li•eral ronotructiot the province of hi vatted. I will It must Wm care. !,,• et tareoption in in %twiner. I %neon Out this , tall 0 ;r1. - rt: u,ii thut n. that tinitg I serve Invmuly. Yon 1 • I wei 'tot 'aired ml I. Thornier. ore in( think von roe the olweti Vn more or you iii•hr,l or expecte e , flu Teeth a 1114 ,!11,1%,e. law; nl.oulits of Tie Cu, J Mr Pwv,,i. In oet ry I Welloact,m, ($••1 L•c1+nol,1,111 to Ow riot t:ftw. C. l Lr Commerre 1,1 An Ammorahle t o, wmantlal the Woo. lieury Wetinriei, 1-1 11.14wrateA • t, in tl - , 14.r of Valli. n. 0 1 , 11,111y of ervii.lnet h I d 11.i.%e 0, C.%-. rrn 1.1 %:;v• . tr, were 0 : 4 (1 .4 vll . • t...- Writers o$ Ji • • 11. ~ I • 1 • rlll ;t rwl t, A rlie4 mrl. Eitt. nn 4. L •y, the Li a• 1., "". As Nli, „ ni„x ln the owl --%ervene, .• iinitithanel, who 't will not unit L L'S weer hOth Vir) RIC COUNTY ASSIZES. , On'Fritlay the trial of four persons of the names of Denis and John Sheehan, Roger Sheehy. and Joh, Donoghue. for Stealing saddles, Ike. from the stables of time Rev. Mr. Bruce, and fur stealing several valuable horses in the town and neighlosiorr_ hood of Charley' came on before the Lotto CHIEF BAnott.— rite facts Were fully proved by Mr. Bruce, mad uther4; but the only evidence to attach them ou the Prisoners was the testitnooy of a young boy, named Connell, an accomplice. For the purpose of destroying. his credit, it was insinu ated that he had agreed to accept a snit of clothes . . as a bribe for sensing what he find sworn in his ex aminations; and on cross examination he was asked whether he had not on the very day before the trial, in ' the old South Gaol, and in the torrit..noce of our Liimahan a prisoner there confined fur debt, of- feretl to decline prosecuting. if ht got the snit of clothes; 8 lid whether he hail rot at the same tine tiltea • glass of who.key from the permon who had promised him the clothes. All thi., with many other matters as to sa:.ieh he was intrrra4ste.i. the - - limy most positively denied. On which, Jer. M.Car thy, a man of decent appearance. *as produced no behalf of the Prisoners, wha swore that he sea- the day before present in Lion .han's room,in the South gaol. wiles, every circisinstince to whirls Connell was eza•nise,l, awl *llwh lie deiririf, hail taken place. Collura was confronted with this witire-s, but still denied the ti.t; cod Nl.Carthy also per sisted as to its reah.y so tiat credit was and the PrlSOlier• on the ptoot of quitled.—Tiie MU , ISARO,4, however, called up the g.so.er and espress,il iris surprisa at the negli gent manlier in whivii appeared, by the 'rear ing of Nl.Cartliy. hi. gaol had been Lent, in sirtfering this Connell, who wla in his charge as an approver, to be tampered with. But nit tfiVeyllollllll, the contrary appeared to he the case ; for it appeired that MO loo; sitter as four nr five weeks belore the A-s zes. Mr. Morph.. had di.envered, by NO Inlerieptell let ter from this Lionahan to one of the prisoners. that lie was really endeavouring to buy WI the evidence of Conliell, who hail been kept wills ' viebtqrs in the old gaol, to prevent the possibility .0f the prisoners, woo were confined in the new wed. from having any access to him ; and that Co iiii was -o at d gyro before removed to the near gaol ; coma tpresitly that M'Cisrthy's oweasiug to a conversation iii the old gaol the day be lure the trial 1111 l et be utterly false. The Learned Jo I t s charged the Jury to acquit the Priomers of the capital charges ; us, however satisfied all preseut mry be that Connell had sworn the truth, yet being in the character of an approver, they should, iu favour of life, incline to mercy ; but that there was ahirisilarice of evidence to convict them of a transporialle felony ; of which the Ce•ittlemeu of the Jury instantly foundithere Guilty: they were ntenced to transportation for born years. The Judge committed M'Carthy into the dock, aad ordered an indictment for perjury to be sent up, on which he was tried and retied guilty on the fal lowing slay, and sentenced to one year's ire prowl meet His Lordship declared that he would hare ordered him to be transported with the others, hut ' (oat llsr(c was smile *Willow far his statement of the tampering with Conoell, 'though at a nine so different from that which he had sworn to; that it appeared he was uncle to taro of the Pii-otires ; and at the tinie of his examination, was in stone *mall degree intoxicated. Another instunce of perjury, connected with circu.ustatices of great rtrocity, occurred on Sutur day. Omme Dtism•oll, • common farmer hiin4 hew' time sea-cnatt of time Writ of this county, Mao deism at the foot of a cliff, a short distance (cum his Imou4e. S circtinistances which c.iitit to the knowledge Of Mr. Townsend sold of Mr. Soirsinersine, two of the neighbouring Alagistrates, induced viein to sop d ose that Uriscall'i wile knew wornething of the foamier at 1.-itst of his death, and they had her brought before them. On her ex inn nation on oat , :, she stated that clue Cornelius Stills va a person who was said to have pal I is in irked attention to her, hail called at her house ab-nit sup per time, on the 12th or 13th July last, and told her hus'iand thit there was a large wreck stick at the foot of the cliff; that her hushaisil went nut with Sallivni, and in a short time returned and lob' her that the stick was a very large one—that Stith. van called again early the next morning, and Ire and the deceased vomit out together ; that within two boar* after Sullivan called on her, awl Mond bee in bed, and theft declared, that he liad .I,.stroy e.l her iiiishanil by throwing him over the chit"; all that site was presented from making any alarm, or ;41 rt tin iiitormition, for fear of Sullivan ; Stills sal repotted the following conversation to have taken place between him and the deceased :—Salli run real irked to the deceased ou the suotaut of the clst tli it if lie had resentment or apt , en toasrils the decrused, that he could destroy hilt ; the ill, ceased eaia he Could have so reseiitinent towards lam ; that lie ought to have more spite to Solliem tlti4l van to hint, Oil account of his wife, with whom aimeared to he too beiimite; on winch Sul:iron Lod to site deceased. Vim ro•411r, i 4 • th it your hingiuge to toe? and at the 'aisle time destroyed the deceits d ; and that shortly Niter .jite interineut of her husband, Sullivan remarked to that she was in great grief fur her hustiaii.l, an I blamed her for it, sating, sore it Was tit d - itirOy him I took him oust ; to which she replied, she ili,l not think he hail the heart to perpetrate the deed. to consequence or shim iitforinotiom be an was t a ken an d committed to gall; and S i torday last his trial for the toutikr of Drisuol: toe on before the Cuter BMWs, when the wi dow, M. Driscoll. was sworn as • %clots% She nomird out Ills' Prisoner, and said she had knowil him before her inarria t v, awl for five or irs years oust. Ste deities' the Prisoner's having called on her hnshimol at night, or in the moriiin2; an.l pact that her did not out snit Sullivan. to her knowledge; denied his having told her that he marl .1 -stroyed b lowland by throwing hun over a cliff, or that he hsd a co iversation with the deceased a little berme his demo : and she a Ore that ..he now hal any ealiveroatioto with Sullivan alowit her hos. ind's ilea. h. There being no other evidence, Sole I yin was or Coarse acquitted Or the minder, but the oral red hint to fiad •ufß.:'ient sureties fir his tutors good behaviour. lie also ordered Airy to he ;chili:tell for ileriurT. In the rev, eon tradictio., betircen what ehe before Nlagistrate, and her swear n 4 en lIN fist& ; An.l %l►e war on M.in lay trie I and sentente I Air ,ranipqra lion. It was nien.ditied ur Court u!'er the trial, that the wretched in in (osllivan) we, ar stoog with reinnrre, that he hail inade 114 I.'lo Ili an flue, a'- tempt*. nil his own life, awl hart eii•d•avi. iiredlto pat n period to a wretched exisitence av but wits prevented by the interpurition of frir•idr. THE 1..1rE TIIUN 111..11 SMR 11. IFURTHEM P•ILTI(.ULALIg.] At Ha low Mil, it cow war killed by the 11;41,t -rilog; and st Sind 1,, the what of a Milli ices eh,v: r ed. At llorachff, near Berwick, n boy homed ElibletOil, was Wier' by the li4hioi,4 the eliimuey. its father, who wai sqll 111141, elit'aprd a abort. At COIIIM4II elf. Wuuler, two Wrfe *truck dyed. At S;o-ffi• the electric matter entered a hoieur Row, and did touch dioliatcr, b:, the c';el - pug ures, owl Other actiehr. A pair of tongs were literally melted, sod were fou: d sit elti..ly affixed to tipc fire-grate as to appear is• 1f for V were compared or ode guild body. 1,1 ,I.• the storm continued nearly three hours. The r.liu in torretits, auuhlr to the bigr,titig tit a wate•- Apqtlt. and the river sa Mealy fore to a pro height. let its pasattge turoitgii the sill ige of Gayle, several of the building. eimilgoons to the %Hi , r were itiu.idateil, and the sioue.l),ld4e W.!•4 couiple , ely sweep away. The 1u 111 411111 tlfrr abto Ste.troyed, and n 4re , it port or the gable rod of tha will , siri quantity of goseis and valuable maithiitery were carried down by the earl , ut. froire, sod walk %err levelled; soul large trees mid hedges torn up by the runt and cached tt a distaiire.--ieverz I at Ila wes were flooded to the depth of lour or five feet, and the areli of the bridge was washed ItaN. An act of the 111,4 att , ici , Aii, nature was Istely committed in the islaml of Ssii.lay, Orkisey : a farm er h..viug had Its csitle 4011 fit' hoross'stsblied in the course of one night. Tlll5 14 the thirst lime the same per-on has lost cattle 10 way. (.)n S iturday evening 0 very tin,Lisselioly accident harps tied on the street or Nlussellisirgh. A chaise driver, rettirrtin4 to E linhorgh with ins horses at a very lii.k trot, name nn to a 111.1 tiher of children, who were followmg some stage-performers paseilig through the town, previoll4 thelr threw 0 child out or the rains of rt, sis cr, arld, p sinful to aay so, bruised the hestl s.f the child, th t it almost iin n ditlely expirei, a'though surticsil aid was lissomly prttettrett. Tile man is se cureti in prison, and will be tent to Elisilsorgh to undergo nn examination hefore the Sher &T. The chaise-striver appeared to he the worts of arisik, though repeatedly called upon 10 stun (ruin s:s hart through the tow'', ILIA no atteotion whatever. Robert Cidv.rorth and Thomas Taylor, of New -la!intir.rs, have beets convicted heron See -1.111.:4 ‘Vatc::ur, Esq. in the mitigated penally of Inr stealing cubiniges out of the garden of 11E RY SOUTHERN, of Jestnontl, gardener. At the late entnberland Assizes, the weather for an hour tie: ore, mad at the time the J edges entered the town, wt the most tempestuous that tan he iinsgined. The thitiu!err cud li..llitoing • tIN fail. a.ill the rnin fell in torrents. It ..11c a b out seven u'elock in the reciting, when the Cointiiiss . :on for holding the Assizes sits opened ; end, from the vivid filslies of lightning, the 11,11 appeared +rime times to be in a blaze. It iniAllt have been sup posed that this violent catamount) of the elements would have increased the soleoinity,;—but it is • fact, that,al the very instant, is Gentleman had his pocket-book stolen from lists I—lt was found the next morning in the hall; hut robbed of it c•u tents. At Worcester Assizes, a cause was tried about the soundness of a horse, in %hitt) a clergyman, mot sit/tented in the school of Tattersall, appeared as a witeeis. He was confn.ed in givini hi, rvi deuce, and a furious blest clog Counsellor, who ex:tinned him, was at last tempted to exclaim, " Pray, Sir, do yon know the difference betwesn a horse and a cow ?"--" I acknowledge my igno rance,' replied the clergyman ; " l hardly know the difference between • horse and a row, or a Rail a hull. only thri a bull, I n u told, has Mora, ; and a bay (horsing remit ctfiilly to the counsellor), luckily tor me, has eons:' We are happy ti iiii•lerstind, that there is a very great prospect of 4 socccssfill tidihig nn the r iVest Crime, mid wand the Wesierii isles :almost all the bouts in inch Duich hawing taken, 011 Wed nesday and Thursday ar un ght, about three Cr:lM' 1 1 .1 1 %.ti1r ; it i• alen stated, that herriip4s, of 14 very V,o al size and have appeared hi consider able shoals in the Nloray Frith. On Monday serineglit the town of Peitiltnne was alarmed by an ex:do-ion in the house o f Mr. Ilattm, •r %ha l t-keeper, Mha 1:111 for %nine time la home I limier menOl devou t :et:lent, and stem, with lighted pipe, into the girrk-t of Ins house, o hare there wits more than '2 rest. of po..ier, when it is bonie of the litiniinc embers from his pipe set lire to it : the explosion blew out the window. drove out the run( in every ihreetton, and in a few tni•ntrr: the whole house was enveloped iu (times. The p tar miti was found alive after the explosion, be tau men, who rustled up stairs, and who heard lota spreik ; bat the fittrceness of the fl suite., gni the Crtbng in of the roof, obliged them to leave hi n to Ms fate. Mr%. Oman esttapetl, butt not station, h et , l4 enirsitlerably burnt in resetting a box sun• tattling a quantity If cart n . t4 no r m The harvest has now bren almost generally housed—At least as far as regards the artier of bread .corn ; end it is on it l.at.els allowed that Ito. tar crops coo!r1 hardly hate iirrn hoped fly. The rallttence of 014 happy if,iiisuusin i•irm of the labours of the hoshandrnaa, is already felt tiy the poor: the carat ma-kris have fallen considerably: anti the l yre• of friar was on Fnrlar List lowt.r .1 6.1. 14 . 4 4 01" . • hr CoPgtso, nnllrr, of Roston, whose esarnple has actu nerd others to the tyke ieduci.ou. Without doubt. the price of flour will shortly br still farther rrdneetl : and th- torohnsoings of those who talked of scarcity, he tbu. sheen to ti,re been founded only in their sei:shei.....( finito3 Pope./ PAL/CS. , . •aLnocnutur-sTßtr+. St e. inforntalions came un tu Ire brad ,eitenlaY; eZliest Proptiritirs of coacher 011 the western ninth at die sit:: of it C ttttt Inuit Intoristes, f N:' nodal& The sitfuriurtioint Inert, fur esrrying wort "inside , thud allowed by tYr I.C. Art of Val lautiteid; awl it matt of ihr nuoit of Etatb 'oh the • nier ' s .1110 , S, ato heard In .hr titipittirt of the lit!••rntsi hint, It ONO :1, Id that titrie 101.411.1440.01f1.4.1 NUL tire,, eiviiit until at. hid a day of the 1%10181144 of 1 1 .0 time allotted by the new Art of P.Oliinte•si (is clays', 'and tin at queliti) no oppitrisindy loot t/COll uff.r.ted to pro-ere Wit ocooN tr, behalf tit tl.e row+ proloictora,,attel the Magii•rate julguteut until . 1•01, 4107. • I sir.ift slates, that the rtierlititan shall be brought foreaval, if be Can be %Val WIN Out Cue Case In 1..0 1.,141,..04- baisrti.o•Wre Vesterd ty illornlana Ras 'barged on wav I' Oil Of ate:ding a shawl and two gowns. the property of Z loam ik (44.ees, an us.fortnuate trotanto of the town. who wet iii I.llheth larh • toad. The Pena. culris ratted, 0,41 the Vrtselee Ras known to Itcr, tool that he was in lire habit rf trading a flush: feieud o f b, who lodged in the same la .use she Burs eh lersday .vt• z lasi he was the , e, and she left then, together, when slteleent h. Krt. After s.e ottahedetit, she sins &oda. bed Oa the t.his.nter, alto came taro the Mons sold unie.steni nu islet wax Ira!, •the It.twewee reett•tneatr permit bow, he retired, hut 11 , 4•Uathet reformed ac,ao., abets a:.e ugato d. shed lona to It her, a I•he hhe dui—.o the 11101 .i$,C Wit U ,loa how, V. 1,. missed the :.rtu lraiu Cjill'Allll3 ; Slid t1611 . ,Art . 1111: 11., I'lll ttttt r, 1/2w 111C!rnlIVIO911 to au olli;:rr, obto apprehended hurt—ou aenorlonig bleu, tonne choplithies fur the it. Wee i Iptest i4lll oerc found ape.. his. The shan 1, u %ere IM odured icy the Pavisbrukrrs and the IhiLun..tr aas cutuo,dit el for trial. DueIFAN. SEPT. 10.—our Iligh Sheriff, Sir JAMES uusg..., I.a• I•fie,d4y, lei, lath 16r meriitig •01 tie ree- hohleis at the "toys! Excheoge, to take lift., Cori- lleration t!:e most 4 ff. t+ u.. 1 oat itsurrs by will th the repeal of the LI soa can be acetsitt isslisshetti. Col is• so well *owl' d with prorwer*, tl-tt they are Cbtaprr , tit,it thq liave been for ssEssty The Prisk *loop of war, Capt. COMM, I aloft older c.mrot• fire 1..111 of train ,tilts with he fi• ratan Legit'', 4 . ),1 Imam. bard from C,.k on the Gt.' met,. for 111,1)°,1. A letter from the Reny •Lt Aleerett. Wit Vt liVitt.t.tsGrom 1b... I 1114 hra,l-q tt rs. dated the It3tl ott. rnablrr un to con'?iA+ t, i i po. attire terms, the RCeOtIIIII in tilt- Ft r.te It mit Ver. itivirsz pipero, iroponniS thHt thr b 11 or 11.1 of Aline: I.; The dersert re &ern the besieging moldy, *liu (nine iu is) d..xi!u4, fie. queiriv Kith their arnnr, concur in repirse..iing that the rheMy is in-eking tv-ry exertion in torn: pirte the hatterieb,of *loch If, us s te-I with kf issis of a hrgrcalilere, are iss a 4iatc of greet Wail erfnens. laud weir expected to he ready In ilumenee the bo.nhardinent on the Vltle. Tete (listener between Al vrr. a dod Ahurida does not exceed liftren miles. • sof the utmosplarre is to pure so to Limit. (rota suu4se to sun tot, an un.nt-rtnpted . te:eg optge eotsvnunicition from on emmen e c 'impious to thee all,rd ...imp, awl the garrison, wi boat soy in. , . . _ terniediste station.--Thr tit rotsgriti i nat CelsifFs is out aimudosird t the fi rst division a the silly sot- copies it. Mosses a's heed-evaders still eatt+i• titled at Finkel. Nto ettilitaty orer,.tiene of moment had taken place from the date of the dietzetch.44f the lath. The sk•rmis:.tng between Atte fagifmtee float the enemy's camp and their pure ter, ore more frequent and obstinate than thee e between the min vanced poets of the opposing armies. The allied army Vlll4 in its accuittetned health, spirits, and et. ficteney, and was daily receiving an accession a strength. The following letter contains some further intr. reefing particulate of the gallant defence of the Queen CAarlutte cutter, off A !dem. y.:— •Locit irtr. stry.t. " We are informed (we brlieve coerectly', that the eqiPeel whith engaged the Queen Cliarulle tett - . r, sm. formerly the Swan revenue cutter, and since she ass eatetored hr b-es lengthened, and is now upward,' of a ri tons tarrth.n.' Queen Charlotte heignied she was a likes cutter, hating a regular maw of antes forenuast, and St. Georg essign ty ing, till within monealiet lees than ristol-shrt„ alien foie hoisted French colours, which were sanded by a browd.ide and discharge of inusketry from the Qae+a Charlotte, whirls the Frenchman evidently had seataken fur a rutichrid vessel ; at chit olicourneous rerepthm he sheered off, to revere Ms great gun., *bleb bemire brought to hest, and a warm sc.• taws ensued for three quarters of an boar 9 when he nas se incelaantly plied a ith round and crape from the Qesee Charlotte's after-atauboird guns, that be thought proper to bear away, followed by the emitting shouts tithe internist ere the Charlotte's little trees. This victory may be eh sly sttrihuted to the sktil and cord re...lotion of the darter %Ir. Joseph Thomas, who anatieuvred in a masterly, cad fought in a must gallant aisle.—He am ably teenage by th.• paint s Francis Helier, a native of Jersey, whose exertions riimad be tn.) highly commended. The eat my had placed sever 1 f.l. lows shout his rigging, @roved with rides, who proved mom d. etruetive than all his other fire; it was from use of those that 7111 r. N migrate received his atoned, whilst is the set et tiring his musket over the quarter edit rather too deliberate aim; the shot passed through this hat, carrOng awes the tinter angle of the ticket of the eye, and passing through she cknite of the upper eyelid, slightly grated is,, none, Ilse sight of course is lest, but hopes are entertained of advise his ri4lit ese, and he is utlitrwise nearly out of Jaeger, as well as the rest of the wounded. Mr tliegrave being chal erl dispatches, refused to leave the deck till the Whir terminated. Every attention, that kindne,‘ aid h ums .. ty . . could urge, has Isere pant t.• the soli. rem. ory all of the tolmlanitim m:pecially be Colonel Bradf:4d, coma intoning the forces; Dv I.:Ai-ham, Surgeon vT the 11th Illeeureist of Foot; Lieut.. Martin, csinsnimidur = the A,06 Ivry, Mr. Le Bas, the agent of G•v..ensor L m em *. tele. is is London) t dr. Seven • and Car 3.44 Bart, and Amlrews, of tae Reverter, vil;o soloist b a i aira ;., vr.runded no abuse. The fullowning la a m a t e , aeat of ibs comparative force of tht two resorts at the lamaning of the actions ,--Uuren Charlotte, ;6 tons, e, w ag l a w p oma d e's . and 2; mei, French ratter, apwar.hr of too hainli,.l tuna. l 6 or 9 Pentsdern, and IA i• art a bemired mea..s. The enemy's tan susksomm suppose .110 be ent.sederable. Extr.ct of • letter Irons a LeLAsln p wau OP Ceara His Mijesty ' r shop Warrior. of 74 glut, lately ad.* dreseed to hie father, from :eleimirt:-. t. We arc all in goad health and spirits, tvltt Isere to des feud the Sicilian coast 'Muer a meditated att ac k from she French tinder the cominnerd of Murat threir army merreets to nearly 4%000 men, all euennipml sithis 66sen miles ate the t'alabrian shore : they hare a east member .4 boats Its tacked, to bring them over; the dielsonee /ram their tom, to the SICIiIOIO is from three to tie tears: hot terry thins pivi. sable is prepared to gore them a s arm reception, Mot Ilse/ are dady vim et rd to sane die attempt. The great sisterly aerimt them is the British tore sf w Sr ' , tattooed in the Vero of Mermaa. The. French srl so else to Us, that we eats, d:dolgoldi their temp with great rave ; mod cm their yam ri s me •;ans. when they C.lOlll .10.0 on the OPlllbul., clendy dtstiugu.sh Ihrir Walters and door sairowal vialisrolv • Hoverer, 1 wish the Mistrals was settled; sis *rah alanadd hate a prat erases et comma hawse." Ninior .\ API elt, who commended the fiedib rnia most at COMIssOf. whim it chewed es sallaetly. Gad drove the French Sroin the village, is sow Mn..i •ith Lord W BLLII I IIIIIIOIII . III Stay se a volunteer, end had two hams wooneted wain M a to %be cobra se tag beaks at the Coe.