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At P . :4Z ENC. ts. Itiortil, JAW. 10. Arrived The Firm ' g unl..iii..X.ietkteutaatt from Onerusey, with a . F)entit 'sloop, deeply laden, ber prism; end the .kli,qtrel sloop of war, Capt. Hollintworth, from' Ptystielith. Sailed the Piero, Captain Juorerin, oa a cruise ; and the Iris, of 32 guns,. Captain Town, for Lis boa, having on hoard Colonel Walker, with dis pateks for the Brittab arm! . in Spain,Whorn she is to land at Coruna*. Went out of harbour the St. ellb,in's,of 64 gnus, Captain: Austen. °Meta came down this mortting to disembark the troops at this (tort, 'who were wetting for a fair wind to proceed to Spain; soma of the artillery horses ated equipage were landed this morning. By the 31elpoiseaelrigsde, Captain P. Parker, which arrived last night, we received very cheering scootints litho the South of Spain, where the people are highly incensed against the F"rench. A report was very • ge nerally believed, when she sailed froin that Palafoz had gained another victors` over 51ar shal Ney, 'abase army was represented as hcnv to r , tally dispersed. Mr. Lyon; a King's Messenger, came over in her, and brought with him dispatches from the Seville Junta. The .llelp4neese and blo omed carried a very large quantity of specie from Vera Cruz to Cadiz, front the former of which places she has only been 52 drys, which is a very short time for so long a run. The I)inniund was left at Cedir to refit, and from thence she was to return to Jumaitst. We h& one line of !mule ship, five frigates, n sloop, and a brig, at Cadiz.— The Mahe and cotivis hall arrives' sae out, as well as had the Loire sod iffricalite frigates. The Safaris, of 74 gnus, Capt. Lord A. Bean clerk, will . sail to-morroits with convoy, for the Downs. PILYMOrTH, Arrivetrthe Harlequin hired armed ship, Lieut. Anstruther t from a elitist , : she entered this port yrsterchw, atui endeavoured to bring up, but it blew such a trememlons gale from the N:Vir. she was driven out iu the offing. and hss since worked in. "slab &rived the Gibraltar, or 80 guns . , Capt. Ball. Uout the Channel Fleet. • • bait, tfi:lo. Arrived pgiambk from a cruise, and remains in the Rowan with thst ahrpa at per lasi. • roREIGN INTEI.LIGENCE. FROM THE SPANISH PAPERS. • • vA I.ENCI A. ore. 7. The Superior Junta of Cove.. iiiii colt of tins king dom h.r Just received the lillowing dispaivhea, with The Sura . ossa Gazeits Extratelii::art, of the 3d lost. from hi, E•e,ne.wy the Cantain-Gential o•-•- -•.---- - of .Irrugtlii and the antiv of resette:x. o c' " *tat Eitretleut Seizuur—ell return you intiuite thanks *bribe Intelligence a hits rat 'meow airatr to ute, and cau •uut bat. observe at VUUr bicultes:cy, that it wool.' ire trey .ploper W orikr for this city the rei.ustt at Of Grenadiers of Grenada, sSn•6 it lias loco r.-aotred to ilrhuit in this 1i.1411 , " ter for the defence of Arntgon ; fee never eau they he of raster use. than iu the Pitt ntnetahres in which this city Mule itself, of Dean& Chi eateuett tett\ II speedy attack, mud a aecut tl eit.ge. " I.leadunapprehensionof this so rt Chen at Cayarou, where potted n ills a divisimi or 114 iity, far front f should se soon • ifall sitym•lt io the tauatilta lale eiteatain m which i art toriiftlitatted, for 'lever meld any ~monbinsition of wine have *ought nee into it. The recess of war ore us %airtime as the infinitely vaned opiuions of map. leind;ainf cite task orgx:Ug them is mine tlitrieult (Liu tbat of regidatitig the difzetion of the neonstatic globe. la a witt.i.ia•comic(raetwent the ordem for our retreat, we got autos thew eugagenwid at Tudela, uu the ..tad, it shish ; the ceysadw stresi•d .•th an linteellee number of ,kid hothrs on Goth s o lo.; but our brace soldier* never tarp.' that they.wt re the'childrect of Yaletai•ia, Murcia, and .trea gitmedd the enemy hid, lb all appearatiee, from 7 to soon -We have leatneveral excellent oaken., lint there whit • saretve ion reedited to arent;eltheir Ins. • and Iherr reason !colt In ) v. if hoppy,.lairOug'the i tood eirtutte to •be at the 'Lead of the bravest of the ti imps ClWellUlVtll' the limey of tlic eagles of Napoltuu "The eneloyfaiter the'diapersitie of our army, mntioued the ponnitt, main* mow Mille elpirou. et thir city, the. sight of, which eaitiod bat ,reimort there of events oat leas . fatal to then than glorious fur if, Yetilerlsy our %Artie • crAtituU,:ttl soip e shut with them.,•the result Iniag . .ante lows oil their sie of tarn aedlid:ity„ which consoled and unitimterl'th- noble inttabitantEef tine place, litho, with out distinction of persons, eel,' or wank, aro at week spot the fortiticatiune, and its three days hoot done wonder*. ~,expect to tiny auothre proof, equal et superior to the foystirr,, 'of toy attachment to not King and Country With the aittiet.l 'care of Goel,'emil use eeletititil P•dironiss,otalit again be amide to besiege us. May tktd,ete.; "JOSEPH . PAL.4I . OX Y MELCI. "Ilcad-quarters at Sureguess, Nov. da, lout" ,401.1,' Or A DIaIATCPI TO Tilt atlrltlw e. eeNTIII• JO VT ► ISICIS tall •..ltaaat.l,4lll DS PI ..Arirt THE. At entittAT•Ti wrztt Tint Alttilts Feignor--Tbis capital has ereerile given au additional rio.f of that heroic tettriminin and atiechtut nt to its Suer. /tipe whteirtiiisingetalt sod eliarietcriw it. In the 4..14 of November, in the desk of the reining, the ent my, being foiluvr lo,cato men is member, amide their sprat-aut. in the quarter of Tonere. and Ceti* Blanca, having room by .11wel and 'Steele, en the road. from Na.ia.4 siut 1:04.1111a. t 'of tilt ,n took post on the road, on a height sitented hetet:en the hermitages of Soledad end Saute Berhmu, end com manding lea Casa/trace; the rod **eroded, ucdcr 4.0 t r.. ut ilic Ilaviiie tie la hlnerte, which covers Tort Oro, awl I ouk i.u.tu , oo Iva of the Carthusian ruunamery ut Coin I. pi lid,— They hail a conbinc•cable body at Alaimo, aud we sae: iu fia tacit that .i , wan men sere iiikaneing by way of 'limo, and Cultlf.jell de flaldeje*sa a 'Linea in °Mir to attack Ito at four The bole 1.1 the initisou Isere immediately order* d under mow, and the heroes of Saragossa sitso.tei op theirtnn.kids AU the testate Marc occupied, and the windy of the:itiluthitatib. went oat wiih a:aelilly mot eptitUsisOlul to he spectators of P.ac chain.... action alilth was Mt .perolieg. Oit the 1.1 f Oteeinher, at dm-break, the enemy were dislodged front the Cartitesinii and compelled to fall bail. tisrough the ravine, whirs they took Post in Oic (Idioms& .on Kite heights that rowasand To. re.", atilt. lI,Q dvrided inteotaiii of **akin!: their attack in that iptereer. They niarornen.4l until tem o'clock u .7. Id w&orh hour they erusitneneed their meet a t. c ,e,re s pa e i. goroo*onawk w the direction at . I use glatteil. It sue we rcivtd on ....r 04r with a very brisk the of aiseskatry and cannon, tinted ut.nl t techick, w lworthe ut the rarnq's army in Sutedael fell beet, shaaiefoity Torrero. It ti as °Navin whit that, at sbi.'r an moment. they were proceeding to wake au attack, wills the whole of their borer, iu thedirectioo of Cabe BMus 'tint tack art lht Opioivll of the hoops stationed at that ouiist, ehti.mmee inol An" eleadyltela men timing any oils', part of the day, kept up their fire jo th e Mi... plant•ltur tOroogli which the enemy were retreating, %tiles, at the sivric of their good lest it «weld prime ,e false rete..st. Bat at Mew to . thc foienotni, the eoeuic tiled otf in the dinette° of A Ligon, pleriptuittly wan lin; the 10.1,1 of hat t le, and leav ing belietti a coosidetable Tummy uf pro% itoculytoote nag. gage, number of musket locks,end *...iint* ether articles of uninny stores. sus.ained'a eiretUierable loss of mew. On nut aide, we bad only one kith-d, and a tee w00r01cd...... Ail use troops and Officers conducted throe-elves with gal -1,. e.tee end wain-Elie intrepidity arid particularly General Don_ Felipe de Saint Starch, who upon this 04111eloli ' played Lit military talents, end •Itie characteristic judgment In the flapusitious which he made to insure the tat cess the actitna The peasantry trnertinaty inferell bum their ao.ricee, and me entitled to the highest praise, for the gal lantry with which they *need themselves front a stop.. of menhir that bad soretiooded then., killing tine of the ne noes Muses. and enamel their way through tlwir trop:— The division that was advancing by teem retreated before dark towards Tamitr, where they &waited at tittylt earning, tiavcising several taxed tionisitai..s, and winching tone kigiees in the enclave of the night and day. It is lowa a that atwitter division, of from eight to t' n tionmarul men, who were uoribtkas euo.seg to 'roamer the into. that et• larked the. city, panstal yesterday through A Isanooi, and are to join it on the ether sole of Alagon. This is ail that I Call at present 1'.1111611.11e So sone Mei, sty. " FRANCISCO DE PAI.A FOS: Y 0 licad.guarters at Saingoesa, Die. a, 1 awe." CATALONIA. " filleadaparters et St. Prtia,ea tlw LlutweXat, Dee. b. " A diversion was mode by tins army, is the morning of the :itlt instant. All the points occu pied I.y the 'limy. as &dimmers! posts, were at tackell at the $44111e instatit. Trivir battery abuse I.a Crux Cribicrto was disisiontiteml, nod three gulls of large c ; dibre wete spiked. Timse ... planted nu the battery on the skirl of ',Wonky. war spiked, and the enemy were compelled to' retreat at both points. The tillages of ban AMIN. Sall Martin, and Clot, were occupied by our troops ; but the latter they were compelled to evaerrate, consequent:lls of time continued ;ire front the henry artillery %loch the eireiny have idatite.l on Filerte Pio. Our loss was very inconoiderahle, nuts itli st:inolit.r, the hoist i,ts. with which our troops at tacked the batteries, mad the brisk tire kept up by the latter. Wr have sueertalcd in erecting. in an advanticzeow situation, a liattrry of tire pieces of large raider ; the tire °I 'slack pre c. .as •.he ceenly from replacing the guns dismounted at Lis Crux Cubierta." LERIDA, NOV. 'O. Public notice i'n' OA been ht•re, that the batteries which the enemy had HE S. Pedro nurtir hare surrendered to our glorious urrna. On the 17th arrived in this city Colonel Doyle. lie was recrimi with made. and 8 relate from the guns. fle wend the day utter to inApert the fortre , s of Vlorvon, and has returned to this plum. fie 4S every where treated with the attention due to are presentative of the Euglishuiition, and one who it ' Lc' *clus det urated It htth mrignia, attesting the valour which he twanift , ted in the battle of Aboukir, so gluriouslif pawed by ins nation over Fruiter. : - • • SEVILLE, DEC. 27. • 4wilitspreme Junta of thc Government, o f the kingdoms' beii , ig anxious, by all possible mraris, to r xlietiirtile - ealisting, the requisition of horses and mule., and the making of arms, clothes, &c. that our armies stay, with the shortest possible &lay, be pl. teed art that respectable footing which has been re4olveti upon, and which they deem necessary, in order to hawse victory to our arms, were of opinion that the most obvious meats Or attaining this sin portant object, was to alivitteis into the ii7oviiices, upon this special commission, s ome o r th e i r ()wig Metubeni,Wfdistilignislicil activity and zeal. Those who have wet oh as Commissioners are, D. TIMMINS Veri, for Catidoira ; 1). Francisco Palafox, for Arrat, , ,wo ; D. halm: men Xtii icr Caro and D. Ma nuel Maria Ar.dk, for Asturias and (*.Alicia ; Ba ron de Sisbasootine, fur Valencia ; Marquis de Camp*, for Sagrado,Gramula, Conlobmand Jaen ; Marquis de la Puebla, for Seville; Marquis del Villur and U. Joseph ::arcia la Torre, for Murcia and Cuenca; Viscount de Quint:will*, for Leon ; D. Felix Ovalle, fur Old Castile ; anti Count de Tilly, for Africa. s.tie FEI.III, DEC. 1. stersords /IRON THE OFT TnA N IrrorTN R *A mai( OW CATAboxl , x, To Tut: rirxraTEN, AT WAR. " Must Excellent rieuznor--.lccurdiug to the isiteutius, of which I apprised your Excellency ill Iny rliArstcl. at' cite , Julls ult. the general attack took place yesterday un all the 10.515 ocetilned by the enemy without the limits of Biwa lona, from all of whieli he was immediately dislodged, mid compel led to take refuge under the suns oftke fortress, with the ex....pilaw. of the ail.antageous pusitiuu oft Et. which is the ov.st eurrinianitin. The 1,614111111111 . 36 tttt w ith this post beim( completely cut otr, ill couseuurlice of our line huensg advanced to tioapitalet ' Sroria, tiracia, end tiorta, as pew Exeetleacy will perceive trent the plan which f have hinimir to mewl you, I, upon this ground, aut atoned Cie COMM indatit to surrender. 'lie refiewil - mice, and 1 immediately tsr anima at au attack ; but at half past 1:i *Ala* this day he interentlerrd tiirseelf and his purlieu prisimers of war, cuturnitiug of :04 privates am* g offi cers. We Immil us the place four 4-pounders and one g-putin der, with maga:hos of atumunitiou anal stores. At the same time a tiring was, ettineteneed front the righi and emigre of our low, mini the itateent• were repelsed as Cie a, the walk of Dareelinti, Irmo whieli it writ not owe be an easy task for theut to Intranet. again. 1 now (fuer is the atiernooli) for ward this to yeur Excellency in the meantime by a special messenger ' fur the pattril..e;tiou of HO Majesty, quid, by receiving the statements of ttie Generals and Commanders of eisitimus, 1 shah be enabled to transmit•to your Excellency the &Uri& of the operatioLi of , these two days. 4 , Oar line i:cures the ribure.rueatioued posts, swill have fixed the head-ipso:arts of the arm/ iti this towu, which is shoat a kagne's distance from it, ite- Lc. i n:AN 111141VEL DC YIVES. Mewl garters attit. ver.r.•, Nev. 0." 14, lt Prot:Amu:gns tinned on the 14th, I.cechi, owlets lorceattlibits to bti taken sguitist the rot.kets which the English hate begun to throw in among the shipping ii. the harboltr. In the night of the I.ltit telt. they slea:harged front 12 to 15 rockets. one of which set tire to a Spanish , ship, the Sax RayousdiA. Had not weans then speedily taken to extisiguish it, a general conligraCon would Lave beeu the conseituessce. • SAM' rat.ty as 4411,1E01.f. NOV. 27. • 14. Joseph Bernick, master of a pnvateer belong ing to this port, arrived Itemthis day' with two French prizes, laden with' provh.ions frOut Port Vendres. They left Tonics, with s convoy of ten Ltd, all with isinsihr ear,res. They stsio;sed at Part N'endres, wheut thty blip out sweeessat - eiv for Barcelut.a. dispatch above alluded to ip from (idlers! Dots Juan O'Neill to Palatirc, , Mitl contains the details of the battle of Tudela, and tile subsequent -retreat: YAEENCLII., DEC. 9. This city presents the most admirable and ani mating spectacle. The lower order*, the re.ienible Pricsts, the Magistrates, the Nobles, awl even the ladies, all join with the most glorious enthusiasm, in effectively lahouriug on the various work* which era erecting, to strengthen 'our fortificatioos. Pa triotisn► cannot preseid to the Imittemplation of persons of sensibility, ardently attached to their country, a growler or mere eolive ll ill g scene than this astonishing assembly of all elasses of citizens, emplot in the roughest and most fatiguing les hour, without• any distinction of rank or person, and forming - a numerous fatuity, mingling with each wther.„..siud intimately uniting, to protect the objects most sacred and dearest to their boats ; and nothing can► be more terrific to tyninny than this universal interest, this fervour, this mass of incieleulable force, which cannot 1w disconcerted nor weakened by the mechanical firing of a few thousands of slaves. We expect that every city iii the peniussia will follow this exa►uple, and that every where the tyrant will meet with wall's, which will prove .* many Citadels of virtue, justice, and indignant independence. The second divisionsofSeignor Reding-coatin 111,1 to pa's through this city ; and we daily more admire these troops, who are not to be distinguished from the veterans of the tinny, in point of appearance, discipline, arms, and regimental*. VALENCIA, DEC. 16. This Snpreme• Junta have received un express from the Duke of I nfuntadio, who commands a di vision of the artily of the centre, in the vicinity of Cuenca, informing them of tbtrlestitiite condition of that army,• in point of clothing and provision:. This Supreme Junta immediately forwarded all the succour in their power, to enable threw valiant tenders to commence their or rations without delay. Should the enemy succeed in euteriug Madrid, he would soon find himself under the necessity of abandoning a position which does not present any military advantage, and we should se.•e the iguomi ahms scene of last summer repeated with less im punity, and Kreater cause of rivet. In all direc tions, our tool's and numerous corps of Patriots are approaching Madrid. But Bonaparte has pro nounced his oruele in the Senate: and to sustain the re(ffitution of his prophecies, he engages in a t i tiiixotic enterprise, which C:111 be no vrays favour able to for the generous Spanish revolution is on the eV.' of a second re-action, and to reach the enviro.,s of Nlailiiil will not be exactly the_suitie Ls to enter SIANItER : I, DEC. 1. • A lover of re,toralav's date f,ora the plans of Barcelona, nit!, s; that Seignor tiAling has erected at S.ias lc battery of three eat-pounders, seven via &sins, one iniail.zer, and three !linden', and that niihiti tins ttaee precedinu days there hutl arrived at the vamp tau culvaiases, turns, cierying F.IM••••=I - • corn •!4 to 5(31h, shot, and twelve mortars. On the teiii, riiiieteen foot soldiers deserted from the t oy to our army, brim-itig with them one horse. PROCIIAMATION. " Inhabitants of Mexico, of all classes - and conditions.... Plereasity is not subject to common laws. The City has seized the person of His i:xcelleney the Viceroy. His reigns. vat has hero imperiously demanded by reasonn of wilily and general convenience. In the course of last uiLlit, the Boyd Acheron., the must ill 'oils Seignor 'tile Archbishop,' awl the other Authorities, were convoked. They Lave submit.' ted to the urgency of affair, ; and the said Viceroy tieing di vestiAl of his A toliority, it 1101 devotrcd , cuuf n lllnhly to Ore Royal Order of the :euth of 4lctuher, I 4. , t1, upon Field. Marshal I) Pedro Gatiltay, until the de:patches brotieht by the Pray i.lence shall have been opened. He in sr. Wall) in po.sewdeni of the Supreme Authority, BP .1111111 and tranquil you are now gur.. , rned by an acoveilitoO Chief, with V/111/14C prodence you are acquainted. Con fide in the vigilance of the Royal Acuerdu ; all will turn out to your advantage. Impatience rw only aerie to divide men's • ala, and to occasion mischiefs which may perliar be irrtmediithle. The said Provisional Chief, the Acuerdo, and the other eurieurriue Authoritiea, give yon every luisuraime that 1:411 be wished fur. *. .lexico,!•:cpt. iti, I SOS. " fly command of his 'Lacelleney the Prohlent, IFSOR. the lii/Val AcUriiill, the intro 'host nor's Sciiiiti: the Atelibishop, and Het utlii a A olthoscleg.,. " FRAM istr) X.INIVNEZ." j • house of Count Morton, in rarkestreet. The I ein•utostances of LIU, 4141 be hal tk.; all Lady a opqmp.d before tise public, in the iiii•toticee of thu-e ho were tried for the &one •o: - h nce, we fort , ar Tito repetition. After n very long trial, awl a rcati 1,..e -heasivt statement of the evidence fw the I..ar-e,l Junor, the Jory Nought its n verdit4. of de/vista— None of the Ot6eeni.engswerl in t!se arrest of the other Pcissntrs, could viteuttfy the present Prisoner. . ... CLEI:ICENWiiLL SESSiCkFt4 JAN. ii. Frankis 44trippc vas inflicted for At‘ assault 0.. 'lllr. Paiftborpt w ri Clerk is the Exchetitte.r.liill Of tier. ..11q: 4 ",t4t prefitor. and a .Ir. Sofraig, who keeps.ltvery•silli!.es at the bottorn of B . etlford-row, dose by,Grs,r'i tun Cittirlfaa. pert 'ing out in a. ik ti Attefeit finis p'cloc,l§9 . ,s Or reriiii i t of the lat. Aof jpo :tol4T, ip attfAn,ittng to pa•s along the 116110 Avaft C 410144 -CU* !ilkri G I :ty'• Inn Gar.: dfni? l, ;.ar. t t•isy was <4S:rutted by ir.earrfage, which, tile : rentlatit r.,f,.t.1.0.040 , ..!. and.bejpg sect 'tested lei reitsose ii.ise 's:roma. i 3i ,. ..,j-!oiitivri)p.tlit.: , l3pon• 1:, out fAt ' Or putpcm.... co Futting it (*e, lait, ode, awl' wlfile„rti thq.,m,1401 duifil4 so., t 4 Oefetsilit i ut knocked :a n ill . ro. jA t ed, • ...zia , r. a •tii.U.lia,liwil in 1 his `hand, 1,.. 45 j! 4,141 .11i 0,. I!. fit ofhitt,a4Wiroo :to this story, as t . l t y .V.r. ;: o tttporoff.aatl.sanofisAif:al b rao .. A lf . .lit..fele, our persons t w• a ce,, that .Air. P a il. tir.t k &relied the I)efenditsit eillsen.alsile f, of re,flovinq . C., covri.tee out of : his way. Juq , bow evq. , spavg ce.-,110 to tit. • tvi.i foriurr. Col Pitiiid the p.i.one r Guilty, and the Court mu tes:ay., him' ta a f irt4,li K lit'o,contiuLateut in the Cold llatli Fields Ppauu. .. .. .. .. . . .t, d , cent .n om. of tnepane qt 4hatfor 4 • was in tl'cicil fill tui, a unit. wiCt.iiii.frit to commit a rape rrf F;:frili i i .furwe t, sc, tii , .,.. :1 :2 ,..i :i• tba iskti of April last ; .bat tile Rory lola b: the l'rototientrix, a.- tempted to b e . contimul by two taller feinahts, wa• fin insprolrable, that he aw.. 4. .• uitied, wititotit going. into nay ilefisfee. The day wee; citivst.:llo3. ili tryiaq a nutabistof tri.fl'itg PARousl,4;7ll,..r.ktpr:to liiii,* :4 &Ike *A f x, 014 - den, wholly el *f ..of oilreq.... —......--_-:.-------. . . _Acr:47.ls. froh. , rt.rPs. . ; .• oft Afewts *voltam Iwo, brewer* elipind site o'clock, aft Mtete.4„, of Does 13e041 erred, wattelueitiust L hi' e..innttylioaar, at Wausteat, ri ors, iu a - 1,:44 1 -auiet, ample pia rd by fi'• thny stXVe stoKiatt by two hi.th v. , ypeo, 144-woom Lavtoris tor sod Wattstettd, vita en-u: tell cored sp sc the Lattaro, and, pmettlitatt pistas, ordered the enacittnitt el:totals, threatening; inaltentiy to shoot him• of h, aid nut y one ot the rabbets thin went to dr' site of th e cur etge •ehtre M est, suet, befor e she ruttld t down the Isix4s, dirtied she Mo.:T . ,r of bin pistol tl l .tuazit and the " nth. ?maim buYiny, hr tb.:e tan,eoine op, they. si!'t the moat horrid impreentio:e sod tittett., dr wiettricd violate from Airs. M. Tl.ey teleran less aid tints gtewleid mar, anti from M.: M. r 41. beak-ute. ;ma a gold "pleb, emus. &e. Th, y then tunwd their hewers, and ward oil' Imodon. Mr. ireferthAtebl eiClais Unreal et tViirsfrad, diapateheil his footman, us barselitelt, after the vohbers, who, etc, Wig two reatlmmen Is • etemle-home chairs., in quired if tiwy had wee set le melt ? aad was iannatil they bad just heel, robbed he them. The too man traced Attu to town by the sruy oI Mote C.pl, 111(01(tli •, hi' turnpike they hapassen, full .ot.t.ti, *if s "' linYint toll. • NKJCF. • irow-rTitref. Yesterday, triNenn ',set erne brought h. foie .i CRa atm, Lq the Sitting liagistride, 0.. so.picaori of being euseerara nob soother Or RCA d ttecuis, sent toossLer Ges.tiehost , on awl ruau, 'thaniday• e‘ otog. It app" Bred dna in(sests.d ion 1.1 the rdhlrer , er brine given to the homeisstrole of Hue it,. et, to th:,l neighhourhoost, thee, of be went d,iferent s .111.01 pendia of the highway- Men, who were soon afire stem to ensue alo - og the road to the turnpike, at Kiwi-aro', H.dknn, sh.re tlo.y sere stt sopteiC, to Ir.: seeuten, hut one of them jumpedi.if hos,e, and, owing ht tbedarknese of the night, gut :is ,I. Ich;si hint h•s hoise. n:mt.er was hallooed by one of the patrol., almost to Pet t,e), where be also at ten,;ted to escape hy getiseg oft Ins horse, and rumor% thr.sNts some fields. but wad secured. After he was su ese•tx.:), be waP sea. to imp • written - paper, which, front the iiiieptat of it, must have here taken from Dr Reid. Neither of the parties robbed being prcieut, he was ordered for to: thy r examination. The Prisoner answers the deserip,ion of uoe of the men, who robbed Mr. Mtstarr, on the %Yuma:ail read, on Monday evenktg. 6,v FIVOUMUUS pis f At day-break, WI reorriumelbali was dna . cried at half cab*.r% length COW IN II)) ',WWI steering ito wards the bosh, awl-tierce limits, coder thealierctiou ...Cap tain Dunn, were umaucil to attack hue ; the first lie inclos ed, as it were io a pond, formed by a carve* cars.: frwas brad tatail, without doing any injury A 10411 then contra ;toasty cut a hole in the ilursabfin, theirogli which ~e drovi a honked rope. Upon fivliug Urns the fish attempt...lmpel but beinx divertid by wane bard blows on his aunt, he steered towards the Frdssiontionwil. A three-inch rope doubled, war the.. Farina - Weil 1, - .116!)..1 hint, winch he lostan timeously snapped. A Lancer fruits the grimy was lieu im plicit to hew, clan, after dragging a sloop's anchor, *celiac op a ti ))))) stoi.e punt ou the quay, and mating a boat, be 'was bruitght into shwil water, mid, it being ebb tide, sub , JaSvl. lie was afteravards towed round by three boats, 111411. with thr• tackle of a sand-barge, and the escritoire of twenty Ilicsl and three homes, he was drai.o alma the slip of Coluiwl Iltanit's quay, where he is to remain * few days for the onhereincut of the curious. lie measures 'SI feet big, r 9 feet round, 91 feet high, 71 feet worth, nod its weight is supposed to exceed live tons:' Although the gent nil ap pearance and disppaition of this GA approach loom towards the shale that" the.shark, he is a male of the Syr us , genus. being the SiiraNs 3fusinaku, the Basking Shirk, or Sou Isis of Pennant. It abounds' in the lend. Channel., and on the west roust of *inland. It has - been observed to derive great pleasnre from basking on the surface of the Grua doting the beat of the day, whence both its English denss valuations. The liver of this kind yields, en au aversZe s eight barrels of oil, which is nut only pure, sweet, and tit tor lamps, hut is 111441 iiiiiripused externally fur relieving WIDOW, burns, and rheumatic pains. It is generally seen in pairs ~Iccuerlingly the mate ui this animist was observed in M. ha verue Ilay, es tVednesday,by the Walsingharn packet. Undaunted by the dangers of the tempest. the active beilevolence of Sir Tii•MA, et-eases, has inductel him to make gertral trials of the cflielley awl utility of his newly-iiivented improvtment cu . the Life - Boat, at Brighton, which is so construct ed, as to sail with ease., itl the roughest westlisl, without the danger of being whist is termed by the breaking in of the sea, whiie affords the shelter of a comfortable cabin to the unfortunate persons whose preservation it may offent. A larger taut, of a similar nature, thepro perty of the worthy Baronet, caniihle of eontionieg a great utturber•of•persotis..having valves for vri4t6. lotion, and her/limit:ally sealed recesses of oesii and 'cipper,Sons to prevent the possibility of upsetting or sinking. now lies in Shoreham hitrbour, fur the *use of &Stressed mariners. - PRICE OF SYDOW. YESTERDAY. Peak snot 3 mean. iteltlCed 6.4 3 * per Cent. Cease 6 6sti 4 per Cent per Cent. Nosy Willi Lens Annuities ls 1.16 • . Imperial 3 per Cent . Ilmisitm. . ••• I 1 1 As. India St..ck l3ll 4 en. the. 112.114 Builds 9 in pretn. Consuls fur .... .. .. 6 61 T. BISII, ,ouckbinker, 4, Curultill, and 9, Cfnuievernst. STOCKS, List:Aar ♦. Government Debentures ji per carat.., ..74/1 Ditto 5 per Cwt.. (Xi 1 BIRTHS. (hi Tut play evening, in Beatiock-street, the HON. Ms. Cotirtenay Itu)le, of a daughter. Ou the 'sob I)eeentlier. at l.ozie Elphinston, Serithrod. the Lally of Robert Dsiirpsiple Huss Liviiiimatne, Lill. of e daughter. SuntlisinptOn, 1111 the. ad ittqa:ll, the L'iri!, of Major Nevhitt. A•si•tant Quin ter-Nlaster.(: .4 a .I‘.uehter. In v oe V.riare, Portuoaa•wluare, on Su Jay last, the Lady of John Ilarotril Jentip; Eoi. of a daughter. This Limit is the tool) daughter of Sir Frederick Ei4OU4, MARRIAGES. - Moodily, by special license, at the house of Ake Earl of Eranumv, in Srsinouroitrect, Portman square, ,Sir thaws Gage, Bart. of Hingreve Hall, Suffolk, to L ady Mary Aso Drama, his I.nrchibip's second daughter. (Su Sunday last, at R. Proems, Mr R. C. Sale, of SarreV. • . street, Strand, Solicitor, to Elisabeth, the yuoigrst daughter of the late George Wye, f Oporto, nag. DEATHS. At Edinburgh, on the -id of January, in tba lath year of his age, G. oege htewnst, son of Professor Dugeld .4teaset. At Lawn-nay Hdl, -Pentlindliesbire, Haigh Ilsalow, Esq. many yenis Kepreveutative tat Parliament for the Borongla of P. inlothe. Thor...toy, at his Loose in Marlborough Buildinp, Beth. after afire ot Inmour, Illfalebt left It h.. good, and every set cf I Itilstial VII tee a n d met ate Gear nil Edwai al smith, smile to the gallant St. Sidney Smith. Colouel or the 43d regimest foot, and Goverour of Vora Charles, J.tionica. The General way present with iVolte, a the e%er-metnonable Rattle of Quebec, sod ou many whet glorious occasions, anal as loose and distinguished as an Officer, as lie was good as a Nista. His loos will ba and woNt justly lamented. On Tuesday nennight, it the Parsonage, Wetlaer.len, site. an Sines* of three days, the Rev. Richard Shepherd, Rector of %yetticrelen and Itelint,ighans, in the county of Suffolk, and Archdeacon of Redford. On Satnrdsy lad, aged 44, the Rev. James Runnel, M A. Rector of St. RumvalePs, Colchester, and a Magistrate fur (In %nudity last, Mrs. Ann Round, wile of George Round, Feel of Cohan stet, aged .ti years, and youngest daughter of the Isle Dr %Vallee, Areltdeacoo of Eases. IU(IH wrvrEit, Taw DAY, AT LONDON-fittlik; V. urn. 33 ....umi. r.. IJ I FACISi 1.. LI. LONDON: Printri by C D !VII)1411N, Boswell-mart, ('ale)-61terl, and pablieb,l at 061 limey, No. is, Bart ut St. (kin... '• Zlisisott, Strand, Le J . WHITE, 4./ same Oast orgera, A.r. ry:r t 41.. paper, seal 16.11. e Offierf!rad •ill ter sitellile4 Pa .1 r to AI *Si 51