The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-06-07 00:00:00

- -,;,---m-,--- PrPMEI 1 i .• :S.b~ ' "~ • = po• • • •S • • ' • •• '' s' • •• •, • t •••••' , • •,• • P : FOREIGN INTELLIGENT& 140 etiNslian...-froas. China, has hitherto beet, leitrikind. 'The EtigliA,7 as well as the litolll Drtt:l4,PAPERti. 'Dutch,„"vmsteat with forming factories on the tilit4NA, MAY 4. western cook; at Bencooless, Poising. ens other The great force of the Austrians is now thrilled places, chiefly fOr the collection of pepper, have into three curio. The strongest retreats into Lem, never . ametaptod wrotely to uncertain the tote . mitt, under the Areladuke Charles. The Arcinliike Maximilian, after he left Vienna, assembled Ilia nor bf3te of the country. Prr."Os having, how troops in Moravia ; his head-quarter. are at Pro.- r, lie.r.s lately sent .from Prince of Wales's suitz, some leagnes Lein Olmutz, and a part of hi. 1.1.ud, by the Governor of that itttere, hog settle- . troops are at Broom uncut, Colonel 111.tt • maven, fur the express par- The greater part of the army which invaded the Irma/ of perretrutilig into the central parts of Sc. Duchy of Warsaw, under the Archduke Ferdinand, is on the retreat, and is expected in Ihtheutio or matra, have dbertrered a river, uakitown toy or uu • Moravia. The weakest Part of the Anstrittit force deecribeil by, former navigators. It i s ca ll e d th e 'has (then hack upon Hungary, stud that kingdom Mack river, and inter...tato the i.food of Sumatra is thus left to itself. from tiortli.-weet to sou t h-eart, hir the sluice of neer The French, troope are on their march to Biol. , 0.30 tutted. The first fitly !engin* are salt water, wet., and, according to report, they are already itt p-,..e.sion of Nicolshorg. 'nue led horst% of tit'; and may Le more peoperly dettutiiiiiitted an arm, or 11 speror Napoleon have beets arm over the Da- Mkt of the sum. But, after moo:touting it for that none, on the road towards Moravia, front which it distorter, it bccontes a beatitifill river, running conjectured that His Nl:tie:ay himself take itrinciiadly between mogas of mouotaina, the sides that road. The Emperor Fratteis is said- to be ut ot which are covered w ith trees of prodigious size, Olmutr., Since the 14th, the labours for natorio , capable of furnishing tuasts for uteu of war of the trifig.a. on the Danube have been co n tinued' with 144 rate. The fluidity of these trees is foetal to , };treat asai.luity. bitrenclinieuts and tett44"-Putit be as proper tiar naval _purposes. as the taixe is ins see al-n (manilla. The garrison coronae of more pnrtaiit. tininit:ea of various kind. 'hare been t tan 10,000 men, all infantry. PAISAV, MAV '2O. brotight to Petinteg, or Prince of Wales's Wood, We are ansion. to learn the effect which ha. situ isle itow ott their way home toihis country. for Leen prodtired by the Poo:lomat' of the Em- the itopection of melt of semester. A friendly pernr Framia to the litiogariatis. It is reported Prittee, or Itsialt. idett - on the bank* of the tit ait hit. ••n foonrahly received id Preiiburg, s . • res, river,has wrnten to t he Governor of Prince The first divisimi of the Baiariati Arno., stinfer the command of the Crown Prime. is at SAE. of Wale.'s island, to otfer him every facility for burgh, and strongly g-ttristot. ticit the pass procuriug anti trausportiog the trees from the hoe , , s r Lcetg, awl St. Gay e r, The Gemeal, nor of the island to the shores. It is believed that Jellachic m, who with his corps, near Rested!, dare th e fittes t sticks mow be issivelia,ed at less than a works 'attemp..t t mtialtabingh. .olting. The Bavarians are coastructing half of the CVO given for teuk - wood, on the cuast , • Prince of Pout 4 Cerro , broke up on the Of the Decus, or on that of slatlahar. Theme di.- rte. ) . from Stott:hitt..., to *dr a ma. Ititherwanla, cud coveries mod advanta4re areweldeer. viii cf iintoc. further towanls BOheinia. Vtia corps consists A: • attention. We trust that Lord Mul.(iltAVC, • of 15.000 Saxons, and a regimrte of . Fretieh easel or the Board of Admiralty, are not so completely Several itittetichments are forming here; the . fortress o f Ob er b uti , i s placed iu is comp l ete state engrossed troth tdegroplas ate promotions, as to of defeuce. neglect or to despise these informntiow,. If they DATOKNE, MA• el. do. the country will assuredly spell them, sooner or' Letters, receive+, the. day ity'a courict, announce L am to . severe account. that . the Doke of bellow" Ilea obtained another' great snooty OVef Ctsesta's army. The strong tat-. atom of Altantofs, co the Togus. has al.o• lif-ett taken try storm. At this Irbil? sor 600 priaosters weer made, awl ell the ontotty's artillery was taken. The beadloartersaf Cuesta are at Motiosterro, • fourte.tt leagties fro:u Seville. All the accounts we receive, 'mime nit firmly to helievo, that the Doke of Datroldisi must, by tins time, have made hinnwifilinster of Vcs , erdtry, the .101 t, the initaTenta in the Asti!- (is. wens to tie attacked nt all potato, by three di= to l oona„ which had penetrated it:to that provint e. 'Fite King, of Spain Ivit Abitibi& ot. the 13th or fish, ate Aranjuer, and it•is believed that he to Audalusi:i. , 4:.40 - • 4 • • I• I AVCOII tit% !Ctid to rest upon Bond have been received, which state, That BONAPARTE sustained a very great and se:lions loss before Vien na. Ceiteral who, after putsing the Da nube at lirem marched along the North flank down to the head of the brid 4 e oppOsite Vienna, made an oleo Mute resitatiee. The Leopoldstadt was de:ended for three chi) s. A greet slaughter was madr anion; the French ; and one whole regi molt, which IioNAPAGTE hail sent to take post in as Island of the Danube, hoping to outflank the Austrians, was reit in pieces, not Mk. .men iseap ing. I rhea marched to join the Archduke CHARLES." %V.' repeat IC APO I.I;ON'S position is critical. In the House of Lords, lAA night, Lord Mu 1. G:IIVE intimated his wi.h to make a particular roommniention, npini which strangers were itume di:at-1y ordered to withdraw% It it as generally sup posed that his Lordship's co:ninunication related to Lard ;,tst lit who, we understand, has applied for a Court-Martial, in consequruce of some obser vations winch have .Ir:eir made upon his conduct dining the late operations in Basque Roads. . DAII9IIV.CIIT. JUkfr. Jar, by what accident we know not, neither the • Konttetri., nor any - other Paper, has reached tn.. Private letter•, however, from of the ;Pith ult. speNk of a most obstinste Hod blontly battle which hail take❑ place nu the icony t:crs of Moravia, with the united enemy's force, under the comma's:l of the Archduke Charles. Atentstimr to these leth tan Marshal Lasiies was arnintle•l its this ;tattle. In other respect", the m indt way entirety to the advantage of the French • arms. It was tliou,:lit that the Bulletin, contain ing the rireumstae,.•es of this liattle, would he in • Scaled in the Mamiteur of the :its% rn.I:VS PORT. MAY 27. Oil the 17th, the Wirtciuherg winch was ttce,le•l :it 'Atli?. hail au nrttnu with an Ans . trian army, of cri„000 men, under (kiierid or Ali, ah•e•h came frivol Bohemia, mid ..anted to Lake the brid;•e of Litlitlie.•'..The WI rt. :11 10 iirgill • rb ..re only 11,000 strong, lust defeated tlee• attempta . of. the etittny, ;eel gained cli"tie.o , "lied aoh•. n etagete. They punt ••d the enemy, and took four piece-•i of eattiiiiii and 1000 prisoileis. Tricot•• toter. from I Irilland, of the 3,1 inst. have l•ertt rev:ayes], t•;eeatt of the great battle in as having II -e.i a•lvsuta4eotts to the Austrians. It was generally mule:stolid, last tit bt, atnong the officers belt liging to linth Unu.cs of ['Arita. anent, that the Continuum will adjourn, on day next, for a week, to afford on opportunity to - the Lords to rlippose of the D•lls sent op to them, And that a ilrOf og3 6011 will. take place Minot the The injoirions consequences felt in society from the molt o plication of Arts of Parliament giving j uris olio t i me to Omprooper permits to settle disputes about 01111'11: 1111)14, MIT.. comment. tl u po n loy Lord lit.t.u•- Bolton o 11, last night, in the !lons(' of Lamb. Ile opposed the Ferershant Sin WlllCil war consequently thrown out. Lord itEDLSDALL, at the saute time, gave noti,!at of his intention to in trodnre a KAI next Ses.init, loavin4 general diction in re4outl to small del l 's, and another Volt, of a geherat nature., respeciiil 4 Insolvent Delttors. trato.ports. stub ffto.l l ,• for Portugal, sailed on Montt .v hOl4l St. I Well's, nutter con voy o f 11 1 ,. NinieSty'ro 11111114 /4/ .V , P.111.4P ana Kanwer-1, tor their .1i.41 111:1;1011 ; let; Ilit• newel louring shifted to the west, it was thought rocy could toot get through the Needles. 'lhr letters Gum !bill:Intl alvaind a ith favottra hie reports resiorettoog the Art h•itike CO eaters. The l'renftle Gazeve 1'1).0,1 r. haeinK mentioned great advantages gained over tire French by that Pi The same letters represent S 4 1111.1. its daily in creasing in strength, and los no. ' m e a ns r e d uce d t o the 11-eel...Ay of cootrertong the means of escape at isinar. I:over:lntent, We Ilnilerstalt.l, 111.11eout to leitoi cottaiderahle 'poorly of trialw to.t foreigia ; in conseopteno r. there is so rrt ott a soma of trait...ports, that the-colliers lave taken air thee:write in the Rita r, Loud autol up her that service. Veonerday a ontoulorr were engaged, tlllVil4 en': 10rc:..e41, fur the purpose. tilt tult, or lumsk,Uen r. , giment of Dragons.,, ‘•nteMotint.: of tett troops, me io;w:tctlitig front S eat -6114 to lrehtlitl. The Sheriff of F.ssen has refuusi To call a County MreetinT. We unden.tonti there is to be a Meeting or the Gentlemen oho si4ned the requisition at the Croon and Anchor Tavet.i, t:!-itturrow. on the subject. I ridav, the Ni.:htingrfe .!cloy, with a convoy fur Cottenburgh, was forced to return to Lath Roadie, by contrary winds. THE BRITISH PRESS. lA)N DON, WEDNESDAY. SuiL 7. lutre received f)iiti::t pipers to the 3sl inst. feign whii.h we hart ma c‘tr.iet , . 9'h, y unionnivc, is t ion the u:ltice.l :,!.iority of pi wit e let ters I'ar:4, of the 30th Lnt, 311 ulx.tivau bat tle in Alswiorris, with tats it;raufl urnv uotlvr thr Archduke tit tux,. the rn,iolt of which was Ls- Towable to the French. At a tworneat ashen I.Atroise may poriaily sink Mid., the army sod the arts of one revoititoneiry SovereiAn, whose Ineeteroe hatred!, Mud Alaci:tn r• ii w ouiutilty, will Ilion be exclu,ibely dotard In not sulisingittion or ; every new resource, I. whiek the. I;:itish nav e may be upheld, fto tnl on object of the tterpest icith-osid ;lone sh.,••e. vl know. tPARICS pnariry teu; . l, to de lime of- of the mou.o, of prncnriug tithhcr, roasts, od mivnt redo ter, for l iul h.rg shin% • i t far as it .1..1a, and, ise feor„ Sweckn, or P010n.% can coo tr4iote way supplies for OW Dockyards, it is to be ic.preliewled, that Ix will trytimilly precltult. us from , vceiviv them. We cannot count on Bris rish, Protiivie•se, or Signikh Atnrrira• for these in eiTentable amide-. Under tht se rim; traces, it most.pleasing fact to relate, us ksw can do, 'on uuya.•+tion.eble authority, tl . r.it n discovery of ines timable coosslquence has rtcently bean matte u. Indio, which Artoaud• retilic atteutirm. The iqlsiol of Sumatra, ntle of the lorgost of that .(ions leaaera Archipelago, which divides the perin. F .;., ~' . , f ~•. - •• ti I ■. - - . f I I Mr. Joy vs made his appearance last night - , in the eh:varier o Jercary 1.4.1.11rr, in Jlr. N N T's CNet'is lent farceOf Itaitiag the 1 iml.—Todr.tw , a 1 7 Pon I•tWeell this gentleman nod Mr. I.Evi I t,ofw tm) he is the sneer ssor, would he no itirithotis attempt. hot ultimo-4h 91r. lAwts has left behind him an example of theatrical talent, perhaps inimitable, hecatise identitietl in softie respects with the-p:fcti liar winner unit constit HIM,. of the mita. yet there are trait in the /./ithiler of Mr. JON LS which ex tort applause, thoir 4 4 olillerent f the manner of hi. great predecessor itt th.' pin-t. The I tiddler of Mr. LIM'S Itroad teak. Ile resem bled a sharper at ntrote. Th., !tiddler of Mr. Jib NES is 01.11 more delicate stamp, approaching to o man of ways Had fiItNIIIS at Brighton. Tile [loose bore ample testimony to the merits of his 'terror tuanee.—lt rang wait acclamations. The other vans in the Farce, nod in the Play that. preceded it, were well stiatained. d.lC'ol' J:.l (_'LS. This sporlio4 %relit!' ' llii% flay, and it no:uetoos asscanipl.oge of faslsion are e‘reted to hnuonr the coarse aids their Int Santee. AiliallAbL the departures from town, yesterday, vrere the Duehess of 141)Ft )40. Martina. awl Marehioner4 Co:tN WA I. ALtrovtiN or TAVISTOCK, Edrl of I;Anir mem:, Lord und CHAREEtt MANNERS, Sir JOHN Mid Lady 1.4111. i i,. KNICJITS OF sr PAFRICK. The installation of the new Knights of the Order talc-1 place op the 2,;th Lista it• at Dublin. It csp..-cteil to prove one of the grandest ceremoniei ever wanes : lNi in that city. His tli•ace the Doke of Ilicituaa D. The of :ktnn i ,•i, of wATELLEVAID, 'Marquis of tic t Eirls O•Nii.:L. tEMNINGe HAM, SIIANNO,i, alai RODEN, are the Kit ghts to ix installed. LEM' S. J-ults.... 5. 'The centre hatt-thint of our Local Militia will this dal ite formed here, under the Arectimis of Sir C. SI Bitrt. • theColucei-Cctatioatidatit. It will, tin doubt, exlsihit it very tii i i• body ',Eme l t, but as their Heressitry t•itiipoieals are not Arrived, it unity lie some days h,forc they c.iii appeiir to uniform to the best advantage. They are to go into yielders about tiSo hating been dr awn for that ourp4ve. - Last Thursday we had here a tornado or whirl. wind. which noised the ilu,t in clouds, that obscur ed Firgru eilijeets at very distances. '('hr ilext itioniing produced an "extremely heavy wi l e of wind, winch coutinnerl the whole nay, itinl made sad havoc amongst the trees; the ~, ,. .irdens and orchards also starred very niatcrially trans it; virilenee; and in particular situations, whole fields of clover have Ed h-ii under its destructive it/ !tuella.. The Duke of l'asiti,Zsits pinct his respects'to Ili. a„tvtivvy,nis 'Monday, at the greats's Palace. The Dukes of Volta, CLARA:RCS, CPWRIBREAND, Kr.ar, rod CAM/ME/DUE, went with tier MAJF.sTY and Pat Ncessus, from the Drawing-Room, nn Mon day, to the QtEEN's Palace, and dined with Her MAJESTY. lit the eventag Their AIAJESTIFS had a select party. Yesterday morning. Her tJESTT, Prioresses teL , ST•, El Is!atIVIII, mill SOPHIA, tun:oared the Countess of tiARCOIllif with a visit, At her house tu Citreswikii•itiviare. T itry also visited Lady CUARIatTrE F1114:11. The al Family are expected to leave town this day for ‘Vsualsur, peevioas all which His M - JI,STY wili hold Levee and Privy CoUlltal at the QUEEN'a l'a!are. Lastatiglit. Tit/ ir MAJESTIES /I select party. ,imali z the coin patty were the Duke of ll.tf LAND, the Ditchcss of l..Ltoss, Marchioness of MN AGA and Earl of CHATHAM. The Countess of Baca - stone; was prevented from 11011114 to Court nCrOUnt Of the severe indispositiuu of her sister, the Duelies* 1/r. CAsmixs. On Tuesday week the Sub-Sheriff of Antrim gave lei-session of the castle and demesne of Antrim to jar:Rana C I-MIKE, Elm. the agent of the pre sent Earl of NI A Stet itedi.'N 11, under a writ or liaherr, ivith the other lauds comprised in the ejectment, b ro ,, g •ht hy his Lordship agoit;et DIM 4(4, Esq. and ELIZAULTII Countess at NlAstiAtattas: his wile, to the universal joy mid •atishictioli of the tenantry and tbe neiglibcairlanal at hatTe:'• A pcts•in who i• well naurined of ail the eircion fliiillePt4 attetitititg the ecgar,eineot of Madame CA TALAN I with the' Managers of Covent4larilen Theatre, observes, tied Oil this oceasina she has Greatly preferred tranquillity to interest; for, tic twain.; to the terms agreed on, she is not to sine.; any where lett at that theatre : whereas she have got mute than &aur thousand guineas this summer.-11r. TAYLOR offered her ti benefit of one thonsaticl guineas. if she would sing at the Opera-t loose w few times during thw remainder of the season.—The Manager of smother London theatre would have given her 1.5410 gtsi.lea.. had she ta•en willimr to fir Mullen eteiiiiigs and she certainty would have got fill 11 . 5 b a akkin in Ireland and Scotland, where title nas fuhv expected. A rr;vals at C:helteolnini Spa_ Lady Charlotte Rawrinn Halfnur, Os.h. wood, 'Brut Core ; Major D'Arre y ; Captains Sabin,le Car vatiscl, and Lane; Km Messrs. Ha r tw e ll, s f r wirt . Ho e , and Ilmtings; Mr. lAttgley aid the lion. tars !Angle,: Mc and Mrs. Entlorly, Tetley, Porncli Ireland, Mr Mrs. and Miss litogsfucti, Mr. Alias, and Mass F . ...ring, and Mr. sold Miss Joyce Messrs. Bullisant, Thnitipsott, Emmetton, Chance, Chambers, Aylsair, kettle, Gill, Vaughan. Pie thrive, Pease, Peacock, Waring, Mi.rilhans, Lewis, Nicholson, Li 4 r•ter, Cirtn.lt t, Pao tab, and Jailers; Mrs. Campbell sad fam.ly, Sauer, ehtliips, Prate. Llano, mail tirsy ; the three Miss." ; Wawa S. awl A. Paltind, Sro.nke, Mr. llcNUi,i Sir .latia):l 4 /Thwlute. t hi s . m i g h t , At t h e Briqnl Theat.e. It i• hey tirst I prOfewstotntl sisal to that city. ' • L.lir IXTELLIGENCE. COURT or CCIANCERV. tiAVAIMIKET TOISATSK. • Citation wis ruude t yesieniay, on. ladadf one o f the Pasprretons of tins 1 lova- Ir. Colosau, complaining that he haul tots!' t'ercit iis the • freaeurenhip, contrary to hiscfm trAct. and lied viepe.feil performers, not folly with out the co.isent. Slot to defiance of %lr. Morris. It %via :rated, in answer, that Mr. Colman re ceived lie money merely to enable hills to pertinn 1.14 engagement with the psilshe and that, it his p.o tiler we.; realy to receive it, he liad no Objection. To this it was replied, dint Mr. Morris. reaso,s for ilechnin4 to interfere iis the tresisurer,dii i i ‘44,1 ol,tlolllo, 44 it uauld pitintlnt It) an acquiescence in the eng , agetuent,i, of whrt•b he did not approve. The LORD ...3FIANCI4I.LuIt deferrod his judg,atent to is, futore day. GEGIND JUNC/V.).V CA.VA L. the manual ineetiag of the oprietors of this Canal was held ut the Crown and Anchor Tavern. W. Muer!, Esq. being called to the chair about bah past twulve, the Lobate*: of the Mt chug coat tireasced, by Mr. Harvey, the .opeciitt,mikatit of tile Company's affairs, rending it rep, rt of the aceounts, occarrettees, awl pioceediugs, of the last halt 3 eat, by which it appears, that the tonn: 4 ;4e of the last liolf year lied cotwidetably Wei-eared beyond the itinotait of the earrespaioling period.of the pieced • ing year. And it wise noticed with pleabure, that the expenses had decreasezi in the same period. After stating some 'regulations that had made respecting the tonnage of certain aims le-, the Report noticed the contract that lied made for the restoration of the Woolierwri duct, which we undetstaud 14 to be of cast into. The flourishing state of tire sinking Laid was the next object noticed, and afforded the greatest moo, faction, and a (liviriesi4l of 121 per cent. for tile last half -tsar, clear of property tax,ivait tecommetaleal, and afterwards decluied payable un the tith Judy /text. lir. Sale, the Solicitor, next reed the 'abstract ,F the accounts, 'sod the usual rearlutions were pet &awl corned, wherein the proceedaregb of the gem - rail and Nit c'ml Committees were approved 01111Nt. 1110041 y. and the Committee. chosen for the 'rasa. etc; yew. char Irusitresg of f re day Irtsist,r concluded, th , subj., t of the new proposed Crawl Union Carat was Minutia!" al. with a piospectus attach ed, were distributed amongst the Proprietors pre heat, mid the measure 011pr:tied to he very 17 . 11 P.• rally supported. A great numiicr of tier soli soriptions acre traded to tire Imait•r lint— au•l it is raver:teal that, at the liestinn. to b e t ie l,t ail this,pbece,„ to-morrow, on that special subject, the remaining saleacriptions will be hearty, if not entirely, completed. • A number of appropriste toasts were drunk, and time ebonies was spent in the greatest conviviality. • • ', ' ..,;:-.!: ze• ; _ A iit ,-4, f V ...1 , ~• , . , • . Vo't. Lim • *. , i k ..,...,10 _-( 0 iv....., _,..).t. g A cot r".7.>.-... ..-e--•,-, \ ,___ 7 ~ r.' .;---;. .-• l l': • HAYII C - •:"Lf r ; I 1 -% 17",.."..._ ' if.P , ° Ali applicer.uoi L of oh. Morris, to 4 THE.4TRE, IfitYMARKEn tre. axaistst Mr. 4; NAVAL /S TE LLIG ENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 5. Arrired the Ylosy, Hitrht r, for 1 :11O L oolore, utid Lusitssin, irartouti, from !lull, for Utensils. Soiled /...1 Ars iph and Kongaroo, vent) s gill of transports for Purtugs'. Aletlit..rriiwan fleet owlet convoy of the Frerlerinicin, i 4 espectell to ail to-inorrow.—%Vital S.E. blunts fresh.. - in the Cr festerday was a op' curl paper day Court of King's Deitch; noatiag of patine interest occur red. Yesterday the Lotto 111avon ordered the pricer of tread to be reduced halloo assise, or trae penny in the peck loaf, to take Place to-morrow ; when the quarter') loaf wheatca will be sold for Is. . sod household. I I:d. The Tiri,tol paper says—es We do not remember a more violent II arrieune, licrompaiiiid with tor , rents of ram, than was exp.nieueed in ill:, city and neighbourhood, on 'Thursday tight. rapture, a flue cart 'din tree W 34 torn tin by its root, ; sod in College-ipeen another was,bri.k.'n in !M0..... nods place, acre strewed o itii bongos and letive•, and hall more the appearance of autumn than **wino. , The c hange of the weather, from heat to cold. OD 5;11111114y afternoon, ors, shin,.t instantautous nt Lilaiburgh. 'rile wind ii4ifteil toll'e east, and, till Friday, they had a succession of snow showers mid heavy rain, particularly on Thursday, wfpni the rivers were much swollen.. The gardens hate suffered severely. El.—We understand, thrt• two- gentlemen, 11Iessrs. 13L4DE void DIX. tot Bostriowt. cently dilertilined to settle au alir of honour by duel.--They telt that place for Croatia. about ten •I.4ys since, arcompitisied by their secon4l. A pair ol•pasuds war provided for raja. The distungt of the condo - tants was to lie ten 'peers the firm lire. mod to approximate two paces till o u t. or the other shoal.' fall. They both fired tugetitet, and lit.rixs's ball us said to have entered the Wogs of Dix, sui the right side. 1 . /ix's ball grated the cheek of Buss F., without dr.tuilez blood. They both behaved, it is said. with perfeetvoinposure. Before Dtx fall, isr turned and said to his si:c.intl..r give me the•Pthil pistol. I find lie has winged tae."—The second tingl ing him wounded, stepped up to support hick bete -died before he 61%2101 he flied itsimediatelv.--/ /iv,. tile initi.vk (Nwe Ilassip.vhirel Alwasam..April 1:l.) ..,...===anws mars. OF ;at ,4:::s, Trsraßtmv. Ismut Stork... ...... ..... v3i ili. la a pee Celli. Kedureil Oita! 3 per relit. Cutiotol4 Ii 4 per Ce.it. S per Vent. Navy 1.11,:r .I,..eiill,ce Oreiiiitin • i Areal", India noi•.is Esehtftwer G.iin Consols fur T. BISII, Stock Broker, Nu. 4, Cortabill, and hie. q, ehlrloprents. siwric On We.laradas I.M. at Ilk house in Claued•btreet, Leans f t i.. 1i 4 ... ,5 1.1• Di dy r5 01:A: n ..1 . "1 . . 4 11.. hy r, IReq (i . 0 1:1 a: 1 7 ) . sox, No 00. ii, j ,„,. .......—.. !luau ell-court, race ) .atie .1. 3..4.1 published at ths tlthet. No v., 1i1.4 ef Mt. eltlit-I't (larch, Straulb by J• %Vet 111.1, .., ....or sitar.. .-1 bolero, Jer. fur Ai* Paper, ets.t to (La iMA • pull tAtiqi„ sal be duly siteadiol 141.