The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-13 00:00:00

MR. QREPILLL • Yesterday. as this gentleman, who is so wall kiwi% in the 61Am:table circles. us Proprietor of Arg) le. street Howes, was driving along Grosvenor-place, lie met with a .erioes accident, near llueknigilaiii. gate. He went out about three O'clock, to a new cu rri e le, with a new:torsi!, and a new *errata, who drove inns. A. he approached liuckisigliam-gate, the horse ran away, and one of the wheels of the cutncle coming in collision with • rising graham!, the vehicle Cu* upset, and Mr. Grey . ,lle and hi. servant were b.ith thrui.n out. Mr. Greet - Ile war actually pitched into the or, as if shot from a goo, and thrown upon his herd, 111 which part lie re. ceived great injury, the crown being much cut. and a very Severe VOlttllll.oll WI the back of the head.— wise Gentlenseit, who witnessed the accident, sin inediately ran up to hie 50,13U:ice, cud. conveyed him to the 3 , 1 Guards Hospitil. in the neigh hourhowl, from whence lie was shortly after 17itl , tried to Si rr fcuo North's, as Lower Grosvenor il a 'ie rein nned I night. Among the spectam, of the accident was Mr. Townsend, the 'Police °Weer. Ft! was among the first who rats tii Mr. Uterine 's assistance. The latter was Alien sensible, and iustantly rec: o re:insert Mr. TOW/11%. 'end. He also spoke lightly of the injury which he bad sustained, and appeared to lit iii good Pliirrtm ; but at int.:rvals, before he reached Surgeon North's house, he seem: quite absent, and took no notice of any thin 4 fiassii.g about him. Air, Greville had been previously ill with a rheumatic gout iii los feet and hinds. He was mu, at a late hour ui ht, in a state to be removed to his hoagie in Argyle-agree:. The servant escaped with a very slight hurt. . , • THE TIIEATEE. • TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRUISE! PRESS. • • I have long noticed, with surprise and indigna . ttoa, the virulent and systematic attempts which hare been made by too many of the public prude of the metropolis, to injure the characeer end de stroy the repot shim of the so-justly-celebrated .Cstaleiii—urder such autriumal stgivitures .is "114 AnirlisAmisa."--+. Joh* Ball,"-Irarmer Hodge,"— :A 'Mahe Seale," /cc. These desperate scribblers ~seem to ito I,4itte Chit the characteristic of an En s , ... !Wails is illiSerali4 ; that tha honest nettire of • Julia Dan is .stairrote prejadiee;' that the predomi haat feat ure of our middle roils me want of taste to apprec site the most excu•site delight bt hsraton ; and •assi.out plain sense reduces our minds to vii low a to incapacitate us from every. a t ietioa of exalter) pleasures, air elevated enjoy clients. Thaw, I take to 14.- low moil *Alpr opitiains, un worthy of a great nation. like that of which it is our holies in be .i.izetis and I knew not Which most tosiespise, cleaentiments theniselvet, or the inisenelde ar4tintruts by which they are Igthotered . • . It is a•werted that,' tirthe'etrtagentent of catalim, -• Covent-Cowries. 'eh pahlic . are to be rie,prked of .W.L.Soglialv ploy.; and: •Iturt itertfilt itetort s I t si% to he cie.et.ie.t In.ei the exercise of their %Slept. on the Theatre. ' Weir* Aix erne; 1 , it yiere, Mr. 11ir.14,) griitteoiii grieronny ought lee tonoseer it." fitil w, are not to tate assertion for ',root"; ~1 1 spar -rail on ilicse worthies to prove their first arn4thin i. which . they, ll 4llit 11 " , priori—sa is trnitiotsifile for - ptaisoirv, like me, not with the teemed sight, to tell, *fore the sewvi.i coo:an-neer, wrist hilt of fare . the will I.l.fhttore u+ t•ii. Whitt proportio4 the musuall part of Mc - ehtellaintorti4.4iU bare tiSiltat of the more ainietit titans . lieliove these as @emirs to point out whiut native titled has been encludeil, for the purpose of introducing the Likily •in question—l believe they cannot name one indi vidual. Ztis indeed. Sir, a itingithr circumstance, that the liberality of Mr. Harris, in providing for the eiitertaMineut of his audiences, every species of pleasore, iiwl iu conibiiiiiig ou . 1.1. the powers of melody with the suck and buskin, should have subjected iriw to the malicious attacks of his ene.nies. • That in procuring . a treat sit ex qui-ite as the singing of - Catalan'. at a theatre where the generality eau enjoy it (which they mot do at the I opera), he should have become liable to unjust accusations and imilignasit artier ' vim's. Catilani I•• confessedly one :of the most ex xelient female singers that ever delighted the lovers of vocal muse. iii this country. Why then are the public to be deprived of the pleasure of develliug on her rapture-giving strains? Why is she alone to be: thought unworthy of that fibers' reward, which it is the h i ,•t of Britons to bestow on talent of every deimnption ? Hiving trespassed se far nn your limits, I shall odd nothing to these few desultory reflections on t!i,r subject of the rise in the prices of adinissi in, :cud the more particularly as this subject has already attracted your notice and aritnitilveriinii. I am. &c. A LIBRII.AL Mapco,. We re4ret to state, that ilielintise of Sir MAT •TaKW liboxitar awl Co. Husker., Cinteechnireh s-r.set, Loarical, atoppeci payment yesterday. From t..e great charm-ter Hod ettemive dealings of the , ...tnneeni, we fear that it will be severely felt in the eataastreati world. The debts of the llonse are *Aid to be very caw... Aerobic ; 11114 the assets, it is feared, bear a amid pooportials In theirs. The Gentlens %% hi, shot himself in the kngel oft Manilas.. died ye•nerilay inorathg. lie was b. other to Mr. .A eau rr, is alvy age!st. Monday, the (:r.. 's nuts) several otEer Vo lunteer Corps, appeared .at an early tenor in the moor iiing en their resiwctiie !wades, and trim. thence marched towards Ilighgue and liainpsteaal. Un their way, the) fursaed in.edverse 1 ,, rt0g% .Iw l co , " tinued skirmishing in .ham li . hes over all the aJ joilli.itt ill lia, th.• origitirlosiog al.eril4l4yaily ass retread eg .v much slt:!1; ibrokr, and ale-Einem, situ went through all the vari lois evolutions of adrauce, merest, sttack,antl ehargt-, with mitimisning adruititesa. Two flare.., of then:lmes of Moots nod tell'. suet Io tight a thud at IS o'clock 411 Mundey M t:.„ so the field. between Ilialigato "fl 11l consequence of a 1.1 . 111 - 11 y di,jntte, 14ut formalism 11.evutt i g been siren of their design, they were itrer. Ord born accomplishing the of ject of %twit. nieetim f , softer having measured pocvs, by two obtfie..rs, who apprehenrb.l them, at:') they 'tete held in toresies to keep the peace, tillutirrlivra,LlGTNClL utiptentes, SEPT. '. ' The Circuit Court of Justiciiiiy was opened here, yesterday, by the Right L4iu. Laid AKMAD 11. t. 'T Ire wily cottontail buidaeri hefore the Court, at • this place, was on indictment against Joan k jiggling, lute servant to William Scott, elitpliertl, at Brormiholuishielik, for child iwirder. The Idle: ettarged murder at economist'', law, and also under the late statute, that she concealed her. being with child during the whole period of her pregnancy, aird did not call • a, and snake me of, help or as sistance iit the birth, send the child was fonod dead. The Advocate Depute passed from the chore of murder, fetid restricted the indictment to the con clusion wider the Aet of Parliament To this extent, the Palmed pleaded guilty ; and, Eyeing convicted by the verdict of a Jury. was .rii teaceit to three month** imprisonment. '1 falloWing is from soother Correspondent— . DUOIIIIIIIV, 81:PT. G. The Circuit Court opened here this day, by the Right Dom Loral ARMADAI.V, and proceeded to the trial of Joan Parkingtaa, lteenatti o f c h i ld murder. Ai Oa/ is the Best ciee which has occur red ureter the new Statue on tilts heed, passed in March last, a short account of the case will serve to explain the Kew law. The trial proceediatits the regnlar way, by Jury, the U 1111411111.6 1 ,04 of receiving nit* fur heitig held inconsimitent is new Act. The indictineut ammo laid coin: ~ .. vit. that th- Prisoner had actosay wards sea iier ; and wise, by way of At:Lerman e, m•N tie Slalate, Obit she "tad . lel m I guilty of reacesiaig Aar pre4sasey, clueing the Wide wt railed fur, or made use uf, assistan. e ia the haw of Lie Jr. &cry, and that der eLla' max faaad •1ea.1., (The act hold. lithe same tim,,,g when toe c' I, as Otte h4pens„ is missiug.) The Net, 1690, founded upon the.e ,uspieimis circumstances 11. e ' , resumption 'warder, even altismattii no marks of violence .i c omsareil 011 the body of the child r hen it hapnened to be fimod, ausl omi this presumption puiii.hild with death. This being foutol sou rign. rou. for the mere presutriptimm of murder, iris softened down into the prac•ice of allcmiim bani.h ment. At the same mime, a pr.mf of actual murder was, and always will be, ;minim-it capitally. The statute of blare - I'll.ot has repe tied the statute 11690, and ea:feted, that the•conevalment of pregnancy, and fading to call aid to the hitch, when the child shall lw Puma deal or misarer, shall themselves conatiture a crime, awl he sled ith imprison ment. for a time lint exceeding two years. Tile Ativscsva Meets coosented tm, pas. freqt. the charge dl' murder et common law, and to ,!- strict his charge to the crimi tel ay.% enumerated In statute. To these last time Prisoner pleaded guilty ; and the Jury having found her guilty, in term. of her own confession, time JUDGC, 111 enrol deration of the immirianninent .ilready suffered, MO of there lie:mig no reason to so.pe, t store opined the Prowaswr than the culpahle set in the new ate lute, and also the present Iwi the first instance limbr the iiew law, in virtue of the implied power tiestovied by the statute to . usitigate the atatutory pitresitmeet of two years, unite on' die . "Molter to he emilined in the gaol of Dumfries for the tw three months. C.w.0.-I fur tiie Crown, issue Stun-mow, E.g. Advocate for the Prisoner, Joists Ram, Few/. Ad snente. Agenft, Roat;itr Mimosa and WILL! AM 'oo , ltDoa. Jim. Writere, in Dumfries. Monday,-the Aweles s ; new . 74-ion ship, was lat.gielo-d at Blackwell; another 74 sits launched et Extrret from a letter, dated lihs MAJESTY'S %hip Sakan, off Toulon, Aug. 2 :—.• As the Themes it on tne.eve of leaving this for Eri4land, I send eon a few bites by her: we still remain 4 •wising oh' Toulon, block:oh:4g the enemy's cored,' 112le a •n -diets of 13 snit of the line, eight frn!ates. a stun:- ship, and one brit; ready for sta. They have four ships of clew line dismantled. Two' deserters from the enemy have Inmight us the information. that Admiral Al.i.entoer has arrived from Rochefort, and has hoisted his ling. It is generally expected, in our fleet, that the enemy will nrikeli push for some place shortly. We hare 13 end of the line, two of which gederally rend. semis at Minorca for water and provisions, in 'wirer that we may not all quit the station together. Colonel NIAISIIA ne. cording to report, has relieve., Gerona with 3000 men, - horses, powder, aininnnition, kc. sod the enemy has Is•!.eii obliged to raise the siege. Com modore Hantioon. in the Nwthm,l4berlwel, is be fore Trieste. with three sail of the hoe, besides frigate's. Wie - isere no certain intelligence respect hilt the Expeditioa which went off to Naples some .tisue sillier. Report says, that we hare take.) the SPLole a the ►stall islands in the Gulph of N plea." • The following under Lord Cow N osynoo's Mtn:nand. were off noilno this 'l3th Joie : • Vifier t de • l'ar!s in gun., Vice-Admiral Leirdeellingwood. kultetami guns. Captain T. Aleasii.luc. Itoysl Sovereign, 110 gala, Vice-Admiral Thaeuburiasgh. Hibernia lln guns. Captain R. J. Neve. 9.3 ;tins, Captain rruncis Fa)es man. RolOrly 74 Fumy Captain W. Coming snitan ' 74 plus, Captain Ediesul Grisfith. R. sown Cumht,tand 74 rens, Captain Hon. P. Wodehnuse. Invineilde Bulwark l'Omoue Code We have ‘ eeiverl several letters, even of as late a date as to the 241 of this month, from the North of Spain. All of thaui concur is; stating, that ev,ty province adjacent to the Pyresie•in frontier is aban doned by: the enemy. except in the itninediate iiei3Oilio.ithood of the fortresses of Dareelooa. ti garras, and Parupeluna. The following is .ate of our letters which was sent by express True Santati der to the port from which it is dated, bya vessel freighted fur the Intro:woe of its conveyance : suns, t• Santander is now in pasocalon of right OWII/IS. hav ing brew evaeisaterl ea the stria alt. ler attire frienehownwe to a clued. Dallanteris mud amen thews we drr saw- ear. in the elleinntli of Turr4 de la Vagn, is 1111blek he Steel eedni to taking ite deineneing the French regiment No• 119- Wo arc in lionitv Aso. clatioa of his niag the sane to No, whieli i. the only Sae Swami Mae to "Van a ttivis:os of IC,Onu men wow ostler Ballantwrale serwararall. Vows dna and other ciscinaskitices, it is sow to ht hopol Ilan province Raniauder will ha liberated frops tba boat ilKUI*iO2ll of these cruel cc A venal *in, iw elieuht,,he dieritchtd fem. the CualinottOtt, Off :nu tanaer; rid the particulars of the trausactiew ^ • ')O r ilertiffr . PeTierlibrYtt• CsillEifil•t• -tea TurvlaT, earrulterit* 12. The Coes Plate of loves. hoe honors, &c of all ages —Four ' mile 10 - a.s.-o-Flnee-yrs old Jo carry list * WV foutlts oh .I•.t Steel, ego. atx.yes . oW gat: ntol 961. Aorta mid at Bugs rib:lard 31b.--,lf soy di•opete shall arse,-to he.oietroteined by the Lord Lieutenant, or whom he and) ri oappdint. Lord Sustlizooli Le. f t.; Sir Sylotoon. 4 yos old. /hr. su flipswell Lass ; 6 yr. old. 31r. Fletcher's b. c. 3 I•ni uIJ . wdast?naY. Fifty Pounds given be the l'orieorrotin3 of the City of Car lisle, with arrep.' &that/notions added, for ''Nforeolso fortes, lee. of All 4g44 • heeds —Thrhe-yes told 7st. Iluir-yrs old .sst.. Roor,yrs old wt. tolhemix.yra old and aced ost . 9110 Maressowl G. - Mines to be allowed alh —lf t ro. hooey., e-e. only -ore entered, t be allowed 1 ;Ib. eat h, or they natty Imo allowed to 4taFt.igith the consent of the Stewards. Lord Strathmore's lo 1. by Coriander, 3 yrs old. 7.1 e. Acreds It. is. Voter Polobley, 4 yr 4 old. • Mr. I..intlo's ch. f. :t ye. .1•1111 DIY. nay Potted% given by di. Rawl of Carlisle, for three and four-yrs old hors, itc —Tinto , -yrs old (nor-yri old eat. The Irotttcr of oar PI tie, Cup, .4.c. of sul.roalne, Ile upwards, to curry 316. extra; of tan pates, sib. Mares .and geldings to bc allowed 511) —lf tsu hm sea only are enter-d, in be allowed 1011). each ;or they may lie ajlnweil to start with the eneseat of the Stewards. Sir Alex. c. f._by Joint, BOIL 3-yea old. • Thortinier's b. e. ratrot, .3-yr old, air. Fletcher's b. c; AIW kin, 9-yea old. ▪ i'AYDAY. The Nobk•mea and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of • tones. for Isiorsee; /be.' of all ages. —Three rod e heat a ,,..... Thu -c via old Est. Ino four-yrs old est. Gee-yea old est. 109). ii•X-yrlt old 9st. ngrd get. {llb. Mira and I reldiogs to hr allowed 31b A winner of one plate, cup, match, Or saltpetakes,3lb:txtrt:sir leo, Mk. extra ; of thrre, 711.. extra. If oily one hares, &t. enter, to receive 10i.; if two hones enter they are In receive between them, or may 6e print tad to start with thy consent of the Stewards. Mr. Fletchse's 11. e. SltnaL.p, 3-)120111. Linty,, ch. 11111, 3.yrs old. Lord Strathmores b. f Coriotolor, it-vre old. • Mort!mtr's h. c. Pairlut, did. Mr. S. Unocotisb's b. it 6.7 rs old. 'ram.. DAY. • • A plate of Sol. given by Cu :Weathers fur the city of Car lisle, for the beater harps.—Too odic ::rata.—Thrt e.yra old ; fooor-yreold,yst. lieeyea old. nit. sth ; riot.> rs old, and ag e d, Sgt. loth..—The winter of one plate cup, &c. •of sot wine, or upwaerls, in the preqest year, 311 extra, of two or inure Sl► eine a Mier/ end Toletinr.•., ire allowed 310. If inn horses, ICt, a my are miters.), to be anus ro sod. sorb, or tly.y Ina, be allowed to tau: by the cutoant of the Ste.. ,rally The beaten horst* to be catered-at the Siesuleieroneoliate. ly weer the rave few the Noblemen , and °mallet/woes Sub aeriplion Purse. All dierileS (rweept with respect' to the King's Plate) to he deternsinzd by r.,, Stewards, or whom they Gluon e•i n nimt. Th e inviter 10 the 24 best horse, iftc. is not to he (-molted to any eutranceviarrary. The Right Hon. Thos. Wallace, and Edward ffirlti, Esc. Steaards.—Joseph P,rter, ("Irk • f the Conrsc. erne . . POLICE. CUILDMALL, BKPT. 15. John Kirby, who .tans Hurled with purchSains a quan tity of esuiplasir, konwinvt in have bee., Mules, was surren dered by his hail fur further eagniMillitili. Some time Woe, po. ter to Mews. 31 aud and Cu. Anitvos, w Ablerszate street, was taken op on snip.- Mori liart...g rnbhrd Wu .nastiTs ruA, ou twat questioned, ark nem Irslvolive fart, awl owned th,t he 9.1.1 % quall t of .anaphor, which Le had piorlomed, to the Prisoner, a green v.wer. os,Crews.strtet, ' ft trios the wish of Mr ildrisol rather to pomah the receiver Olio the One; a warrant wasitsurd to 'acme 11w WoOrri and to search his' premises. Upon that °erasion a greattaciely of drugs were • found is kit ti)'s possesmiro..- ••• r• • • On Ira former examination, theportarelatissirife sad prosrd Oleo hating as , idi at riotous times, state riCutilv of camphor to kohc, which-had been .t01e.., for swesbilling and esx.pener per p.ianii, worth sit slittlin.o. Further frfAleardings we iimpeadetb to ardor to try entild any of the tiros, found at the Prishees, hainaczil to hare been stolen from whir.. of the trade. 'Mese titt-rtmts hire been hitherto ineffsctual ; and the Prisouerwas this dot held to boil, to take his trim fur the unpaid offence at the testi . • ing Sessions at the Old Raley. * 11 'ft. Frederick Rickier, a imitate in the 24 ftegintent bf Guards,, wits eliarged with Koine into the shop, the cornet of .Pleet street, Fleet-market, and eallin'y (.r, oriel driukitie sine.* gin, sad aftermaths 'erosion to pay for le. UDOti being stopped, • he araotted and struck the man ill the shop. He said bravos in liquor, sat his Serjeant appeared-bleier him • good character ; hat said he had been absent fra* b e ' duty nine days, and be A is gigue back wises thus bappeard. SirJoea Etas:a, the Mugistritte, milted wottfd beuddcr. take to iLliver hue ass deserter 1 which I.e &theta : ttlso which Sir John considenor deserved pthilabnlent Tor Un suldier•like conduct, ordered boo to he detained illittt ho should report hint to his Commanding Officer. - Willem* No.I Mot, Alovirel were rhareed with esaittltin4 and beatioe .Autto Maddletun. The PrZoreutria described, with such wanotlipthe ill image alit had rcctineel,•yesterdar eremite, from the „prisoners the man knocking her tearing her i lothcs, soil lit:ldt.es tree down, ,while this 'wo man bit her in the thigh. . All the, she iris, wow without sty prororatiou. The moo, on theotlettleimed, sold,a Nevi ft in only quarrel, a wont-At seat relation, ortglaatitrz in tied Pets,- cattle sad el licn a asaiwg limiter gait his +Ye, sod cuestalstly ageraratinw, and mortaring him., illiashigklailas and; in this instance, that she bad Made the erst.toiaritt. tt "prat lug from the coned:Moe *Au ostietelbed:tielotkieritioirit '4 the fray, that the one .sole was as wittiest, NMI rith distetflit'fiTtit, es the other ; thohia,:istrate saidoboy-aii tarviretvf Ia he'll mashed, far thus divot-lam: the pinkie pa/re% and, full that purpose, he ordered the I,roareunta to he bound over turn. *croft for the assault, sod the Prisoners to nod Into 'seethed. appearance; by wltirit swami, they Would both. male% 11-e one by the shoot of below tried, mid the' ether, 'by Inc ex pense alteuiliiie the prosecution Pnt-ick U, cj es. t harped with ratting Edward `firkin the bead, wait a pewter pot, by whirielse was coatioed mare bospit .1, ter a resini;hl. The'prosriutut au.; dielaltd,ll fore ire Imo, as they were old neighbums ; it was a drut.Veo. tins, rel, and the Prisoorthoil a is rte newt three•thintrekro, support; and he therefore dot sot with to twilit'. hiss. • .7 Mr. Newinan yesterday seized s hap jar, Who'll II Seeril.k: Oa was bringing into the gaol, costuming slwnts, is winch. there was some iniature of drugs, sod lo a l.brd to hate ire sanction of the Magistrate, whether or out hr mini t !.. It. wader Ihe enactment of the (Motete folr=rity.: shirts,' by which the eilfednetida of *motto is .41 ?. paced it was rorryhie to Mr. S., inton, now et...lined iu Xe.ar•• gate as a bankrupt. sod who el 'tared to bare a trill; ofsintr?., daring it, being the mediciut• caked Lhiffy's riliau, of width be is thee-rim:minder. noel vendor. „ It helot explained by hit. ttlnit, of twig Itt..l.lillOwprithe. eery to the gad, that an osolietires were meowed to boesitio- - dared coo the gaol hut each us reale ft ti the IL the for resitired, tient. apr iiiii I.le that u 7 411.. re Sh•Ohtd *et Idltal;.ted to be thought is for the foliate. 'trt t.soitishati•atravit.o; s•PS. 12. Mary rairbeother charg..d 00ar xi, ig helot, in Peter-street, au law %martial sight Stir at 404. Mc Yr. • ; so..er struck bet witionit say pet/oxen*" 574 Sileel••••A; ;Iftred her to her us •ha keeps .1 pttJl c )soisse, 1 411sgsd her with having lust tier virtstO idied.ll lel fate about the blow Os. had received, she us?, wheel is rev, that she ass an bourse sio..gnsa. Poieueer was ordered to find bail for his spina. mice. Vi omit's:awl Unit *in were am tiltrotor, ist atatnix that Mt. rt slime's/ 'grill. ...I tile•gere ditiou All Secretary to Sir Hoot'. Portia 141114 ra tleut..a latviag roue as ra •us. •trver. . nom List Nicirr MILITARY PRi War-tirce, S.-Ft. lath : itegitnt,t ~ f Liorkuind•Coi....ta, sire Major• CGS std lIiiSPITA I. To be llospital- Males for (;... J. C. Stunt. Juba G. Illara,,ro., (;01,1e log, Geut. Francis Fic Gest. E.IRRACKS. Ri.l.tnond Rose, Grist. to be a Deputy Great Britain, vie4l Lenipriere, - Casinnssions signed the Lard ' war oh. tat Warwicksl.ire Regiment The non. Charles Fisch to 1 e oiaihiet--thileil Sept. :24, hwy. sib Warii Wiltshire Regiment 11 borate Tovmst nd , Earl. 10 be / ineadast--tisted Sept. %14, Dior. George Barker, Lau. to be ' above. John Ilerribib, Log. to be Major—dated t'iiinsiiissions in Ste Bftwitsbire signed by Ike Cennungsinwers erteutirl the nice qj tiert•nont: Lieutenant •Coliiiiet George Gargles neat • ColuuchCmoulasittant, dated August 9, 1509. Thomas Gordis", Esq. to be Captain Ju!y 17, troy. Copy ofa Letter front Viee.Adrnird Bart. sort K. B. ece to the Hon. ' board the licturt, t K Nargen, Sta.—Herewith I Manse. the Lords Cornritheiuncre 0' ter from Captain Lynx, detailing the partici three t.f the eneotyl• laggrt key awl the Itsant• ,rest Kent I. due to i.taat. obi( the Doltnikey, tee his? that ve..arl, as a 1..) to Li. u and in..n employed in the I have the • ISigavo) Mis !rink:tr. hawk Sett—l hare the honour ' terday, on my way to re,ut jesty'.l gun-brig Monkcy iu the Mttpcmene's elm. E. towhich l yore claw, ; rtivelrPred two ouher4, wi and anchored within the 4\ the oth,r joinerfthern and d, ing Lhnish ewlottee. ;he .litr.:.er _her Caller. The water ben:g Lyrx to get within Anireled G. I ordered Lieutenant with the boats erthe Lynx; t first of„ the sloop. ta.attt, preach nt,thit.bste,. 411..1u/wee her, which was not returoui Indt-guii-,hot from theia. I took the ._round, hitt Was and. after two bro . 4 . lairltr.. C. Liles and Too wk scutCe them ; but it the a carromidetti the launch; the out of there, Ito mlect, and onothern tieforr drc were injury. atuterl th.e o'clrocl were:lllorit ague The teinpted. eur.licuple '&4 were instantly: dispersed the-Lena. • • - Totieute."-"I'. credit io due for:Mole*. ..ii vent intric:niet eilmottel, and for the tery.jutlitnorre nv placed. To Lie iiteiwubt •lliell men in the 141,2.'6 boots, iv it.gizata.„lne .4aucticoloi suttsi little piece of metric* lias ... b single moithe giehurt_on pane+ quit s te'il _Ole longest covic,?l i.o.ar close to : trident intention of blowi. itvim aue•aleaced till awn, :tiltatiretWeittpe lags mg\ pro iaii&tti mutt of warfare shoal 'tuatara bigsittat. 1 .htsveitte . . ........ .. . sir J. Sauinaria; !Sae... Virrii•Ail . • *. • - lutaiiu• Captain /rocs, pierced for is mounted, at;11 WS*. .. Si Nauss unknown, a feet ;di .... Speculation, J pees, 5.4,1 ig user , .... N. Z. ;Cumber of sten ' of Mb tuttef, eitiLett bt At', .. . . , '•• Vietttanttl'Arl!ff jarrut...S.iiirnal 4;ri . ..d ti ib,e Hc•ootiratile..W. Vi Una Lieutenant Walnut' fl st.. 34. (1) hired' cottue, 'Lit or,..his itk.ittig eitytttitect the Dgitt4i 'of .1% grit.. Stan riit}'„rtkort; i s I:ieN::.t.v.. . She si.n.tAteen : Co peiiiiavvout as...l4mM silt* bat v. elem. • mp natal I. Nbervi r thirits!l- . ..ern . *preetousli .. iiiitali 'aunt" L thart, and'lOsieb.wasil.o iocortoStiti ).raTklddisi! • • --. . . ::—.81.vv........ 1 ... . • .. - ttlitn r ft . s . .aklws Dissotteo. , Thoth& Tb.wiell aiwol Rtebastl Perkins, of liadKeld, D. r`!y„ cotton- ...OKLA ug. 24, 1802 ). JoVidt,_ll i;lr.. a T G MOM, of Greyhound rrA, Aillscleortr, itt Jack tb.rug• ussaaracuas‘ es. `,eye. i , Admen Mutrrrae4 W62l:alit Treks, Lomion, selrteyont ioxl ry . Joky 0..... c plugger, of Tenet Kr* Lancaster. coat- • mei-diem, als o bi ,tyrvy Brailb.i.vile, .4 , Lasoaster, ow. cots A ..g. lid, 119 , 9 . . • It ,se .Po,ce ittonts...ohl Nstlean Parker, t Bens street, St. :01rey-w, I,Analars, insorlsstto• hopt r. or., . i J.,..6,... ',vivo, 4r . 1. 1 0-Liglpuu, ea.l. Jobe aostriiirst , of 0 T, 7..., v b..i.kv, Liam voter; inew sr7st,rets..tept. .°.1.1,0. •11.4.1111 clineant a... 1 wilia..sTi;....-r y o. !i . o:iiinyag-atre4.4 Claw , Assarei. a44 , 4lllv.ry:hrtrt a Talk. t .0 , ......., ' . J.e.u.Coolsband and tismori ',firer, of RAlbirtuillo. roeN wine aarr,haaJa. in* I. ... ...,,, Taylor paad If a.s..di 4,64laa v ii.Litillielltaiiitommlioeso. . . masinelpa.:JgrivisJreath.• ago,l %L•sirrn #4ill4tellres,, July 1., 111..1 _ _ Al. • 71 JegMlei 4 . 1'0,1)! and i.e.'. 'Grandly - It ahlabk, 1 • 404 % i - i' Aim lig. inky Jam.. SurriJa• and J.fters Chad - .. *A.A.: W•liiireeilllit ester, t, con.ra4u-carri!rs • Sept. 9, isassa • ': • ' 1 BA N KNU PTCY st• PEA...MED. PAID Bielklord, of tlr:bato, Devon, sheipkteper. 4 m..............p.t.---,- 7F - .., .. : !Hrs. CAZ E TPA:. r ,____ 1 'RO`• :YVON& t ,t. li, 1449. L . 1 i ii..,r iarees Ofite-,ocrit to I, , I olajorGenei al l'iiti:l:zie, de- t. ST 4 rF. - • fo,(;..ovpral Service. Iltookoro., Gent. • Octet St tisk, Geol.; 0.:. Tlavranui,, • • :. ACKS. i , -• r.' a Deploy Ronsek-Master is ' ' -ji re, p• *mote.). i f• .41 Linaeoals of tit Coati, vof 1 0 wit. • meot of total mit:lii. • , 1 e I...cotenant- Coluoel-Com• . . . .. . tioy. airat of Local Militia. . be Lieutenant-Co:wort-Cow .i.. 4 dr .. .. toil. . , I ; Lirateaaat•Colosel--dstoil ns ijor:-daaeJ a' above. I •. e. r Repiiwut ot Local MiNtiv, t . r appointed 1 4 , Et. Aiejer4 .f.r neat 5. Or rosugtv of litwif ardes Itolitowto to be Linde- : vire Sorties, who ratires-•••• '' Captain km Colopury--mitnoi low— .. Sept. It, 1809. • Admiral Sir James &mores, Hon. W. W. Yule, :aced tie gru, the ...ith August, 1,009. to, for the soformatton of i of the Admiralty. a let- 11, of Iliim Nfirjetty'it slcop . 'waists of th... , eAptror of . . ,er ! Eli...teen., by Inn J aen- on 10 of thst *loop. iiisrhich • I ut. Fitzgerald, comuciad• 1 . judicious inaiiii..ensept of ut. F , ay, nod triti (k.Scers r boat* of the Lynx. lie newer to tre,,t...r. • • J AIMS 5.41 1 4a4a45. • '', Wriest'''. Itapip Alai, -Oti Vti: - head, Oreprei is, rsou. or to tufurioltroAhat % tr. ume my station, Alia Mrs- • • in Cuatipetty; (after les% tog r;, I toe/ a lirrtgee to itte'S. ' lr !, , and on standing in-shout oho ittrin.rh.inAt . wrightd I . Veef of 0.i . .••••Itea•l, %%Imre id drew up in a lioe..hois!- : ; , .Brier Coe with sprirrae ea • I "iiia :no .host to trial.le the ~. . aIUA of thttstr, at four P. ra. i littrtrald, fit the limixeY, i 'i - x; notl.-r lieutenant K.-11;, • • tack them. Ort tlot a r ► taggers opt-oral Moir tree on wet tiii she a..chorrel allost i• . (j.i.t .it which Wino she i i a got ..11 without irismsge,) e+, the Iteggerantrat-ti.lor i t 1 - where they attempted to le well-direeteflti , w,..of the • • • they were lostriottr driven t . nd them earl ... guns ta m ed ,:. e,l3Yed to do titre; m uch - it le I: this morning, the whole , ' ' t . I" enemy once or twice al.. r cople -with enisalsetry, hut -. . screed - by the 'Maria. cf : . halal, of the Monkey. great 'ducting that bong thrott ot h , with the erd pa ahure, I. manner iii which skews. •iielly, and tube officers mid 1, sr-at errilit is due ; nod .illtailit'tido in adding. this s Liven 1 erf noted without it .. tut our pact. Before the ;est toaster, they placed a o .the tire•-pla.e, with the wing the vessel up, and as • II some time 'after she was tigit providential : 1111. tit- re phoold be known, to' he % tse"the honour to I e, ice. • • - J. VV. - siAL;if.a... • , , Atirniral, he,, : .. as' errs. . • • 20 Illuli 4 gmii at 4 howitzers hoonetra w%LWOW, overbook. i 1 fito , ar.: •:" .• , "I, 'i 1: ;Zan thrown overbuar.l. I , t • .. nett ICSIO v. 4 l'itttit.lite,u3..pler tf#'Stanllisrat...., .... - . - . . • _.• • - - , anie t i..zratimatee his trApp- • • Aile .•W. 1.1(.. Poit-,"%i lett' r • iti %Vella:" ctnnntenating; the tl 'Lib ii* ad oictattet . of hp 1 ut4 'cutter priviite•rr Elmo, tion:ibout • nine mile& floor i - rri '.six 'leeks Out front CO- e bit ewe cant a re, a asitili reattiusly (alien i.e H en Ms- ~