The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-11-18 00:00:00

I 1 .I 1 •as to iI'HE 'vier. r, Nov. 14. r • . • . ' • r , 1112 Every he presei l'he wont ment, sin to contirl ;iinv-inen the !try.. • •nyal Fri -legating' tessera! al velnpes i dome is I • tad mina thole ext !notaintod uf time to , • lions to I wiser, al riot decnr . tire an e t t . is ecknow will excel itie sßeciu age. • Tlll On Tit lived the costes and panied b, the Foist Session. with • so and Lord From thi envie the • att yal Et awned of tlw C c. carriages' Royal Ni • the iturp, Scotland. ore an Iligluttss the ( sinners al LOMI 4.1 , Geoier limed, Cu Lindsay, Castle, iti 'trove tint himself t. • owes aim lined with • Vevterd I mess. niter • fiend Mos oils suite. I the seat c 710. • etitlemeo • On !Monde Archtlake 4 tows, ti, • Before on P.-rtli !/ • ed the Li , ' house. 111 IL t The fir. loud* tont was profit, of numbly an for thy Su • Sir Flat " alarinsug i the lam II spectible much Ines livettAl of • TH The alli ter appear turtle,. Is this city, Rev. Mr. pained It Mr. Mont although examined, olitcovertol of where unexecutt not in his here was same tiom • which pot as to the Regalia o scooting on STATE OF Ttl C PA !ve►y possible 'tertian is tanking to es perli te p►rtent scale or imp►ovements •t the Pavilion. e workmen ••e limited iu their tunes of refresh- meot. isoid in all departments there is much activity to complete tlw sock. The industry of these trow”inents indicate something of a probability that ' Itegeot will piss the mowing Christmas at his tl r e si,te o pe r . Tie rigiog magnificence of the Mimi of this pillar, hcromes re an alien of rKtsl totunintlion u. tlw style of architecture de. lies itself. and ',noticed:lily since the centre r is raised in proportion to the towering vases minarets. It is impossible to anticipate the exterior design of this royal hoilolo.g. is the itside of the undertaking will require a leogth to to fiuss.h it. There ant conaideralee acids. o lie mode to the north and south of the which ere already in a forward some of mite. decoration. However premature it may he to all opinion of the order of architecture, yet it acknowledged by all, that the Palace at Brighton II excel. iii beatify of &uncut', mitl tletigte, all specimens of eastern architicture of the ',regent paisied with a land ' drove . Ismael, 1 }-, gtN.i AUU II A Is 1(1 EXTRACT OF A 11.ZTTER, WRITTEN IT OZW.SOLITAIt, AND RATIO ANGOSTURA. SEFTIOARER 44. Trawllay war a meet propitimes day. Besides the news a/the eapeare of Guiris, we hive received other whims, very inferrable, front Apure. illmilhi has meowed his heed quarter. frna /steads, aswi be lablisheil lima its gas Caries, with view, it in said, e the progress of the Patriots at Cum, who. after revolthig, and declining their isidepen &nee, have marelied un Carers sod oceu pied it. This, no dmebt, is the eau.e why the Spaniards have been concentrat ing their forms daring the last month. The insurreetiva of Con, which, it is said, has bees followed by that of Ni. eseaibn, with great reason has alarmed them ; fur if Coro mad Maracaibo become free, the provinces of Mmisla and Trundle. and the whoa, of the west part of that of ClilloCCAS, will inevitably be so leo, withers' the Spaniards being able to pelmet it. This evert has reduced them to the last ex tremity. ghat op in the small awe they (temp', and with out dieposahle fumes to attend to so away points (rum which elley are threatened, they are really driven into a desperate setwaties. A division of Genteel Peel, ender the orders of Coin inendsat Peas, has destroyed • Wong punt y of the enemy in the lowa of Seal, at a abort distillate from Ran Cellos. The Cootersader of the enemy's party was made prioorter, with the greatest part of his troupe, the rest fell iu the action. Not sae topped. •ULLETIN 0♦ TLIE LIBERATING AUNT OP TENERUELA. DATED tIST ♦UG. *7 the arrival of °Mend correspondence from the divisions of t►e army, avihni in the proviaces of Carew and Harm loan, vs ►ave to by before the ariii7 details respecting wine important saireetieets of ear advanced posts sad detach. 'needs: Usder date otllth drily alt. removal Santa inform?, that Couromodant Jose Xiineries, who is at the head of the Gue rillas stationed is Gusyabal, destroyed s party of the ruemy commooded by La Misiont, whom he pursued as far as Cam hada, ins the neighbourhood of Saute tits, &big him con siderable injury Under date of 1341, Brigadier-General Morales advises that he bad taken past et Sombrero, and expresembis intro tiros of remaining there Bering the *Wes. On the 111th he eornmetiestes, that near Snarls, brie, en the road from Chatprocremas to °Moro, Commandant Leonardo, of the in. fautry, completely destroyed the ',big camp of Captain IterseLlirainee, owl two other detachments. Under date of 25th July, General Part, after ailvieing the effective slate of the army snider hi. command, inGrions, that the whole of the proViuee of Varinas end the a hole of the lower plaice of fleeces! are in possessive of Iris Gavel I la, which triumph over dre enemy wherever they meet him. • select body of General Paet's cavalry, comported of two hundred men, had just penetrated as far as Torunus, here it destroyed a parry of forty !loyalists, end pro. eroded on to the capital of Vatican, which it trees pied withuot obstacle, when Celesta (a Royalist), with a division of 1,300 anew, retired to Gartner,. From Va tines the above division of General Pa. a, countermarched to this side of the Apnrs, by Parity, where it had a rem. cantos with the famous Captain Gserrido, and other Goer rile leaders. Guerridu, mid the whole of Lis companions, fell into our power, and rertairly be was the brivest Guer rilla leader the Spaniards bad. Is retinas I the Guerrilla or detachment which was there, experieseed the same fate sad N its commander, icolaa amides, was also taken le ;hart, this brave body of cavalry Ins relented to its ramp, loaded with immense booty, hi iugiag itt s multitude of Mous amid prisoners, and Iraviog complete ly cleared the province. tinier date of the Ist iustent, Germs, Santee advises, that the Guerilla which be laud sort we towards (hitoco, had . Ii reneadi re With an enemy" party. and destroyed it ; and un 1110' dill. he infuriate that Ileiglither-General Murales had riveted. ad from Suntlweru Inwards the rest. the the 13th inetaat, Gearral Moasitm informs, that Ilia @rug maps he And rusted mar Anglia sadthismisa, bare dune tvitaiderable injury to the enemy, and prevented the.. fro. ',Mislaid" aid ogle Mader =tile. Many of the elsemes troops alas desert over to thew,. (Signed) C. IPOUBLETTC. liesd-Quatten, Angostura, August 11. SINON DOLIVAR, SUPREME CRIS/ OF TIE RE. PUBLIC OF TINIZIJILA, CAPTAIN-GKNERAL Of Tilt •RNICS, AND TlOll Of NBW GRANADA, &e. Ts WU gummier TUC 001101101. 01 1011 lU.LID OF Ramo:miss, ii.e. te. Hesd.quaiters, Aerators, Sept. 1, 18111. I have the honour to address myself to year Estes!Korb for the purpose of informing you of the true military state of llesieguels, which certainly is not such asOesteral has rummanicatrd to your Excelleory from his head quarters of Gearaparo, soder date of Mk May alt. It is painful to me. le presence of your Excellency, and of the whole world, to have to contradict • General, who, fur the sake of hit owls reputation, and the respect due to the British Chiefs whom he addresses, ought out to base violated the both in scsodatuus a manner. Thal General int.rnis your Excellency that helms triumph ed over she arms of Venezuela, in Sombrero, Maracay, La Perrin, kincon de bw Torus, San Carlos, astd Mayans de Cu- Bede, and that in cuusisquence of three •icturiai we had 6.1 3,500 inhaled, wound...l, and prisoners, 2,1100 son4cts, 200 oasis of *nun unit jou, 4,000 horses, 1,000 mules, my Staff, Ste. When General Morino was wounded in the city of Cala. hose, be stated, in Isis official dispatch, that our army was composed of 2,000 rivalry sud 1,500 infantry, and we are cumpelled to confess this is the first time be has I:unformed to the truth. Consequently, it is not certain we could have lost 3,000 men, nor 2640 innshets; fur, in the first ease, we should have lust the whole of our army; mid, in the second, we should have lust 1,000 muskets more than we really had. Unfortunately, up to the present moment, we have been in want of arms and ammunition, anti for this reason it is not certain that we bat t►e 1,100 nteshets,2oo loads of maineni tine, 4 pieces of caution, and math leas the bosses and mules mentioned by General Murillo. Os the either band, I eau assert your Excellency, without the smallest exaggeration, that the Spanish army in Year. =els was beaten is Calabuto„ Sumbrenr o lon Nreando„ La Ortit, and Coterie. In eememsenee of these defeats, that army has been reduced to the nm.ernbte state of a skele. ton. In these actions our enmities bare lust more than 5,000 men, in killed, truncted, sad prisoners. General Murillo, and Ms second in euramarml, La Tone, hare been dangerously wounded; and Colonels lons, Navas, Aragon's, Queru, and many other Chiefs, have hero killed. If General Morino had obtained the vielori s of which he boasts, be would have re-occupied the immense country be has lost iu the last censpaizii, front one extreme to the other of Veurzirels ; and he would nut be reduced to • miserable state of defensive warfare, and to the defence of the passes lrediriz to the capital of CAF WWI If General Morino still il silo in Venezuela, he owes this his precarious fortune to • waut, on oar past, of military elenseats ; but now we pos sess dual, very soon he will no longer be able to date his ly ing dispatches from Vesiezuela. Your Ezeelkucy will except* the liberty 1 take in troobliag you with these details, of which I considered it my duty to inform your Excelleney, that you may not be led into error by the false reports of oar enemies. 1 bare the bomber to be, With the highest consideration. &e. (sined) SOUYAR. A resolution has been recently adopted by more Owl 300 families of Alagdelourgh, which may prove ihjiirious to the hatters. They have mutually rot gaged, by word of honour. never to take oil ther hat,. iti saluting. but only to adopt the military cu.,. tom of touching the head Milk the right hand. A outlicr sect of modern trimmer», iu the same town, has itoued circular letters, inviting all per. sous, particularly the Ludic., to retiounte fur the future all articks of fashion cud luxury. . Spiaghad ids hearth at IM mere Court lea ved% lied 6140010b1. effnets in the prbleseint have bees lintiocesslifule yet his inertial nabs, Is peaverbial, sad be net wilt us memo. pttroor. Tile seta-to *ere feet, bat good. Ms lest novelty was between Carter and °reggae, and their late arrival recto Alt-la•Cletittelle gave smell Wed to their performances. The set-to was unsafe, and scientific. After this Carter addremed the amateurs from the image, mad dated Nit it had publicly appestat that Richmond had mina t be inat.it that be was too each inebriated to set erre ea the .1 (..otive. After 'event persons had dragged Mel Out of Betettrer room, and when emiravogring to get up, lib hasoad took the advantage of bie, gad struck hie. He inquired if Richt:tomd wanted hies slime • and if nut, mid an ausstrar, he shall have Bel cher with bie, sod Carter shall light than both fur a bee deed, is one amt. This was of mire interest then the sparring, and Rich maid mad Belcher inonotad the stage together, after Carter bad left. Welter raid that Carter had bees turned nut of his roots fur insulting kis customers, sod that he was a blarkguard. Richmond said that he took part with the company, and struck Carter hemmer he destrvad it. - An asaatear obetwved, t►at it was one way of settling a man for half • donee to den his owl of a room. when i a suite of stupidity, and soother to hit him and then claim the merit of winning. " Will Richmond meet him in half an hoer," reatineed the speaker, 1, or will he see him here, as Curter is ready to fight aoy man in the mead, from a c h.s of gin in 3100 'Moen." The Court was in one row between the pastime! of redhead after a few remotes sparring re-mmienerteed,' Marti■ skewed off •pen an athletic tifegnard.man, and it was apparent what minim timid rhi with strength. Harmer and Spring gave fine epeeitomm of *fleece, as did also Belcher and Painter. No •ew matches were sad* —Betting 11 to 8, Readmit gales' Toner. INQUtsr. Aa tnpnisitioa 1,116 takes sat Moodie evening at the Brazen Head, Lissow.gretw, of tho body of Sarah J01N.% who was hurled in a sand-pit, on Saturday. She went with two other children into Harper's-field' to get sand, and whets in a cavity ten feet beneath the surest,, the earth Rare tray, and biirii.d the deceased and another, the third having escaped. The deceased was found •ilk her knees and face together. lint the tither Child was dug out alive. Verdict—. Acrideraal Death. DERBY. 1110 1 opt ltopheates(taken) 20 to 1 net Morel 12 to 1-- Pledge (token) 10 to I—D. of Crofton's 10 to 1 .--... his (liken) two (taken) AT. LEER. 9 to 1 apt Laird of Mark-111 to 1 agst Maadsse house I re to 1 --any usher. • THE CHASE. Jobs Moberly, Eaq For:hose& facet lodatorrote, at the Pox and C re , Shirley; Smarday, at the Fox, Kratoa. H. Joliffe, Es 4; 'a Fox-bounds meet this day at Bexhill; gaiarday, at Betehwortb. The Sanderatead Harriers meet every day, al Kerrie! The Hatfield Hounds meet to-morrow, •t Brameribarn; Saturd.y. at Radlett, al lealfinst ter tarts day. Lord Suesdeb's Hounds meet to.mnrrow, at Hari/store; and Saturday, at Lam port, each day al half-rot tees. The Duke of Grafton's ;Vistula meet this day at Wil liams's Bridge, at half past tea. Earl ritzwilliam's Huunds meet to-morrow, at Thrap. stun lit idee, at feu. The Oakley Humid* meet tO•ITIOTTOW. at Rusbden ; and Saturd iy, at Piekshill Barns ' at ball past ten each day. Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds meet this day, at Ald ridge; Friday, st Saturday, at Marevak; mad Mon day. the !3d, at Ai bury, rack day at halt/met ten. The Quorii H la naret Hsi, day, at Marston Village; to-murruw, at tiallatun Village; and Saturday, at Gamlen each day at half-past len. The Prince Regent's Stat.honnda meet nn Friday at Bed fun t-lane, oral the Turnpike, at ten n'elrick. Sir John Cope 'a Hounds will meet to murrow st Brick bridge, aml eu Saturday at Saraltewiteld. MEETING OP CRPDI7Y)US AT GUILDHALL, lit. n. C.Sirrae. Wilmot-street, mariner .... . . • r :rt..... , ... ~ .. . ._ .. . . , •-.-! . -,..,..,... -s•:- . . 4 rill myna raVILIUN AT ittettitileN. .tIl llti A . isitiC • . .ei'et ft lark fit. . Every Fossil& exertion is ranking to eaperiite Spies had kle heaellt at the rwee Coed Indeed% sod _ TE he present scale of improvements o 1 She Pesilson. EXTRACT OF A LETTER, WRITTEN IT GEN. ROLIVA It, Ithltellei has efforts in tke prigmelsee have bees eseewessesfue aIA Ilse workmen are limited iu their times uf refresh- AND VATS, ANGOSTURA, SEPTIGIIIIER 44. yet his marked civility is penumbral, sad be ant walk aim memos 9..trons. The licta.s• WINS few, bet good. kneed, and its all departments there is much activity Yeaserday war a maw propitious day. Besides the news Ties test novelle was between Carter and Oregon, and It to 1 a to complete Ili. a ork. The iteitst.tre of these of lbe met wee of Gairia. we live I:l;etesti other wi eed teallreerY their late arrival from Ais-la•Clastrelk gave marl. out 12 to 1 • it ,,,,.. iscots i ii di rste somet hi ng o f a probability that intervallic'. freel y. Allow ; _illwea.ll:" h as 1 I. Surts ~ its ,nd- to their performances. The alto was lasefel and 16 to 1 . 110. itesreist will p. 04 the elawiiiig cheiatana at his g ir t: t a h rt m eri , Jr:a: it i. saietii.etoedeh2 the of i t he m alle tsag se be ientille. Afire this Varier addressed the 'matron from • • oval reej.lenee. Tie ritiog magnificence of the at Cum who. after revolthte, anti divesting their isidepen- 'Ricks:gat and .rated elate d Mef it .hell Pah"? appeared that 9to 1 i mated him..hat be staid that he was Ireatinsa of flirt palace her...rep-sr re no olieet of Beare, have marelved un Carom mid sweltered it. This, no too mach inebriated to set eve* on the it (entire. After Wm. tessera! sisiotoirollois its Ow style of architecture d e . i &NW, is the caul. , why the geaniarde 'pee brew!: o """l? _ - _t several penes, had dra g ged him Out id Belehreis room, and .elope* itself. moil particularly since the centre e iftngrAt,hr which, is ieiht: haa taiiaired in at of N a." eirfurresdarieglwllut .womb . The when emiravoering to g e t u p, Kir hawed funk lire an e advantage of Mae and struck hint. He inquired if Richmond wanted UsillS, is niter! ist proportion to the towe ri ng vases reea rb e , with great n has alarmed them; for if Cerro ht • and minarets . It is impossible to anticipate the sad Mansesilso become free. the provinces s 4 Merida sad . idnar ;and if not. " Id ail amateur, he shall have Bel- Joh , cher with hies, aed Carthell light there bulb for a ban. whole 'Melia? design of this royal Imildrig. as Ilse Truxillo. and the whisk of the west part admit of Careens, decd. is oar rims. er sthe Pox magnitude of the undertaking will regime a tested) will ilowilliblf be so loos withal" the Sleellielik b e i ng able This was of more interest than the sparring. and Rich- s o li. Ju l A ., of time t,, fi 'soh it. There art consaideralee acidi. to Iwwwewi t : h l - at a This ia le fi e b t e lt ein h i T i etee refil ia ce t t e l y isell ere a irp lo y the au l2t i e t :: mead and Bekber morseled the siege together, after Carter i. he - s ,"' lions to Ire made to the north owl south of the out di:.Tbe 11 'd osier. which are already its a forward state of rite- hk k ne es to attend to se many ;tidos from which bar lees they are thresinsed, they are really driven into a desperate pat th at Cart" ha d - b een "Kurd nut of his mans Saturate' fur i nsu l t ing his customers, sad that he was a blarkguard. tout decoration. However premature it may he to situates. Richmond said that he took part wills the (*repay, and Lord tire to opinion of the order of aveltitecture, yet it A division of Genteel Patti nailer Ike eiderof Co in ' struck Carter because he deserved it. and Sato The 1 is acknowledged hy all, that the Palace at Brighton rads•he t lowa :fen:sihas destroyed e a s I sZe i et tilf dist a st e s roBg f Z s ' l ea iss o e f Carta. tthe eaves ''bell An aniateer observed, that it was one way nf settling a 'tamer 1 `will excel, ii. beatify of structure soil delign. all c,,,,,,,„„„d i , of t h e ,„,„,„, 7 1, put , wee made pr i ooner , w i t h Illau le tUr halt • "Se" to den hills out of a room , wiini in a Earl I is!..i merit stupidity, and another to . hit him and them . claim moo ~.t , . • I:eg sEoginioens of eastern arclittieture of the ',regent the greatest pert of his troupe, the rest fell iii the action. 1 ent of winning. " Will Richmond meet him is The (1 age. Net see escaped. half en hear," mothered the speaker, "Of will ha Ma S a t I him here, as Curter is reedy to fight any man in the world, ; n il ? -, The A RCII I)11K E 111AXIMILIA N BULLETIN Of TUC LIBERATING ARMY OF . VEIIIEiVELA, DATED 41sT AUG. from • elate of ten te apo ',daces." The Court wee in one rid. ir e . • I row betweea the parakeet! ef esteemed after a few minutes d ,a . ; be By the arrival of °Bleed eorrespondersee from üble divisions • sparring re-cornmeneed i - - The (.1 EDT gnu a G If, la OY. 14. of the army, aethig in the provinces of Cariteme and Rarer- 31artie skewed off apes se athletic tifeguardaman and On Titnrillsy his Royal Ilsglottear r. and suite vi- Isms, era have to lay before the army details respecting some it ass apparent what octave meld Ms with stiength. ' .. ta ' nt k u ,_ rril oiled the el•st not Libraries of the Fatt•ithy of Advo- important Moveteesis of our advanced posts sad detach. Harmer sod Spring gave fine speciosa, ofseieure, as did `" r- 4.1 The I' codes and Writers to the Signet. 11,. was 'meow.- meets; also Belcher sod Painter. funt.lase a Under date of -111 h My alt. neutral Santa Worm?, that No new matches were made... Betting II to 8, Randall . mode(' bv the Lord Advocate. Ile then 'hated Si r u Conpasedant Jest 'Limiter:, who is at the head of the line- spies' Turner. the Foist nod Second I)tvisi"sis of the Court ofbridge, rillas stationed is Guertin', d es t roy ed& party o f the enem y ------ - 7 -- Session. His Royal Highness was eccireumoilated cummairded by La Simms, whom he Islamised as for an Cam- INQUEST. with a seat on the right of the Lord President badge in the neighbourhood of Saute Wits, &tag him cum nod Lord Justice Clerk, in their respective Court... allfrooblo injury --owa.-- Under dale sat 1341, Brigadier•Geserst Morale. sunset Br : ,foiritio• was takes im Moeda, evening at the • From the l'srliament House, the party walked eso *ruse the High-street to the City Chamber., in the t t l ' 43t 1 0l breadmatiatilitina purl g there at doris the *inter. On 5..... theillielllinhtflre was te:riet7 l i d n ' • Mnd-pit, on ' " Fai th. bed' She Sawfartroljownith who out l II IT t •. Royal Exchange. The Archduke pal tiCidaely ex- other children into Haeper's-fielde to get sand, and when , r i. t - i ta - , f.• eonsassatieslea, that near Bea l triz, Wise on the road ' frees warned the fine bronze st,ttne placed et tile east end Otagearrentas to °ethic°, Comasaartant Leotrarito, of she in. in a cavity tau feet henna& the surface the earth flee wet, N o d e , and boritsd the deceased and another, the third having kradr y t 4.1 the Connell-room. They fleet went in their felstry, completely eauswyed the tying camp of Captain earring,* to the Merclunit Maiden Houpotal. Rapti Highness then proceeded to the Castle. ' f l a i r . • the purpose of insptrring the ancient crown of ; date of 25th July, Geweral Peet, after advising the e iti ff ij e r r aelider ti Li ve )r s a t:t7o saa f she tw a o rM h y er u del ude sc r h h in v e s P cu tiL mniand, inGstme, that the whole of the pereissee of Verities said tbe whole of ricer& The deceased was found *ids her knees sod race when al together. lint the other thild was dug out alive. Verdict—. took when, d A crideatal LosatA- -_ _. .. __ him her nuyrd, I SCOlialtd, a loch he heel expressed a wi-ls to I the !ewer plaits. of (]recces, are in possessive .f his Genii- PO LI(:E. ring thee Is eve so opportunity of reensg. His Royal I os. which triumph over ie evenly wkerever they meet -wan... , try to I llighowss WWI received uncovered at the gates him. • select body of General Pares cavalry, computed nowarestere. where Is ihe A young mac of the Mesas. of Cooke. t clerk employed is from ali sal the Castle, by two a the tort. Co 11111 l is. a:flirt:ails:add:ol, men, Bud " ps it r i a " st a r f a „ ai r rated no a : i f :, asi t :" d 'unT slower, appointed for keeping thr Ilegulta (the fretted en to destro y ed capital of VerLas„ Y whict it " ote- fleet.us u ar i e l e g t, was ee chateed on 'atonality night before hefurri r t i se Mort: the Bee t a: Lord advocate aunt Lord Justice Clerk), attended pied wideest obstacle, when Calsula (a Royalist). with gamut. aith basilic employed a man of the name 11 - iNiata fires bet he Gertend [lope. the Earl of Mutton, Sir I). a iiivition of 1,300 men, retired to Gutman.. Fruits Va- I lay to assassioate bleSltears, see. and one of his seas. l'he /lepton dated, Coloontl 11• Gregor, the Fort Nlnjor. Major i final the above division of (learnt Past, countermarched examination was resumed yesterday, *lea Kay (the man who 5,5 u t i . .e• to this side of the Apart, by . Parity , where it had a rem. br . wield the charge) stated that he was occasionally employed Geoillein Littdvay, tee. Ms Itorydi Ili glinesa then left the cuntee with the famous Covent Gaerrido, sod other Geer- lan cornier fruit fur person. resisting Hear the %Union-house' partook •fter oer Cattle, its the carriage of the Lord Advocate. and rine leaders. Guerrido, mid the whole of his commodes., and that • fortuight ago, while waiting fur a jut., the Pi k drove throng!) different trerto of the city, with the fell into our power, and rertaly be was 11w brows, Geer. came to him, and after ~me roues-r sat utfrred to employ -fl natt,:taliceitt e of which Ise has uniformly rapers...A d rill. wonder th e Spaniards bad. la Pederast the Guerrilla or l him; after many isiteras we the Prisoner proposed to him isinavir 1. . be highly t i r i tt o t , t i . fit s it,,,,,, H ig h. detachment which Was there, expeeieseed the same leefat, sad the sersoler of Mr. Shears Mimic suss, lost trial that~ rticularly its . commander, Nicolas Ruggles, was also taken short, the old grethrisan. This bleu stated FIC had re. • urns worried to list' Itoyal (luta, sad oftetwaida th is brava body of cavalry has relented to its ramp, loaded mired • a pair of emelt Gum the Prisoner and none lined with Admiral ()tarty. withimrnesse booty, twiegiag in a multitude of horsts and amities of lipparel, as also various lOW of titmice.— Th e 1 Yesterday, about Indef• o'clock. his Royal Melt- prisoners, and beeline complettly cleared the province. The evidence of this man was eurrobureted iii past by II it. the 3J 1 ' arm. after taking farewell of the Lord Pcovust. Gr.. teeter &feet the Ist Potent, Geste*, llama* advises, that 11am Culemse, with whims Xsy lodged, who stated that the matches . omi t fi,, i , e. & e. l e f t t h e lt,,,y e i Mite% with per , of I the Corrine which he had sad on towerde thiteco, had 14„,Wiftwera (Key) had brought two pistols to his Weise, which gum o f I roir. heiim Osk SO enemy's party, sad destroyed it ; autlunillpr, ! ,a poked was for the purpose of murder, arid that Ise bad ors suite. in two carriages and foot, fur thisikeld, informs 669 Nesllother - Ge" e rsl Morales had louvred- "' 'bent enephoyed to de it by Cooke. die seat of Isis Grace the Doke of Alkali. The eel from Sombrero Inwards the west. 'A /a stable was seat motorised. but his evidence rely e. • • eittlemen left behind will leave the Royal Hotel (ha the 13th tenant, Gearral Moneta informs, that the went le peeve lim i t h e t oo k th e p e e wee ,. i nto res t u d y N s , - Fens Pa on %fonds, for Stirling. where they will meet the (Ong ramps he kid posted mar Angola asidellaisem, Uwe Ine...nmastioe be swerved from the preceding wisnevers. Art hilake. who, we uoderststid, proceeds from that done cousiderable injury to the enemy, and prevented them 'llse Prisoner denied the charge, arid staled that he had from ebtaistrig • siogle header cattle. Many grilse enemy,. give, tee witweee i g ay , wine trilling 4 1st C g sum , o f mone y .t. . town to (ante; nest troops ale desert over to them. Pena times oat of charity, and that Kay had represnlted Barns , CI Before 'cavil% Edinhtireh yeetertlay, on his way (Signed) C. XOUBLETTE. himself es beim is steel of employm•nt, aed as a gunsmith, 2 . 1 Ca to P•rtli and Datikeld, Ilia Royal flightless honour- ReadAsartem, Angestuna, Asgust et. be (she Primate) had given him the pistols to repair. • beat Mr. • ed Ilw Lord Advocate with a volt at his Lordship's The Magistrate wondered, from the various ruatradic. 3• 1 Co , boost, tit Quceu-street, end partook of a culiiitiou. SIDON BOLIVAR, SUPREME CRIES , OF TIE RE. ' linos in the evidence of the witness (Key), thet there was Clerk's ! PUDLIC OF TINIZUILA, CA PTAIN-GRNERAL Of I not the Into reedit to be ottoeited to time sod the Primmer 4th Ca I 04•1411' TIM MIMIC*, AND Ti 1055 Of NEW GRANADA, was immediately diacbarged. Deese. IR E LAN D. Ste. Mr. Biallta agreed to a request made by aMr Tnstin, to Sib ea bold both Kay and Coleman to bail for a conspiracy. Chief BI --. D .— To MU lIIIEELLAVEY Vim Gergrammoti ow VMS MILLIS The Messrs. abears, who 'Mewled, gave the Priaotser a 6 th C DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 14. or aelaaruntat sLe• ikc. most excellent character, and stated their full belief of the HoPe's 2 The first of Miss Stephens's Concerts at the Ro- Heel qsaiters, Anglicises, Sept. 1, 1611. insprobabdity of the story. Ile• 0 • lee iNk wow 1.1 _+. ~_• _ s POLICE. -......- noncienerr. A voting mass of the name of Cooke. a clerk employed in Ike notating-house of Messrs. Shears, the reppersiattba, of flect.inarket, was thargrJ on Monday night before the Ma gistrate • ith hasn't employed a man of the name Lay to assassinate Mr.SMam, sea. and one of his inns. The examination was resumed yesterday, islieu Kay (the man van brought the charge) stated that he was occasionally employed in carrying fruit for persons residing Hear the Manien-bouse, and that a fortnight ago, while waiting for a job, the Prisuaer came to him, and after some rimer-raw offered to employ him ; after many interval we the Prisoner proposed to bins the murder of Mr. Shears nod his sou, lust most particularly the old 'cuticulae. This witoesa also stated that he had re. teived • a pair of pistols from the Prisoner and some amities of I.pparel, as also various law of tummy.— The eviileace of this man was .eurroborated iu pail by Wit limn Cuirass, with within IK sy lodged, who stated that the Alpine* (Kay) hail brought two pistols to Ins Weise, which 41111004 was for the purpose of murder, mid that he bad 'been Ontiiheyed to ile it by Cooke. A iiiistable was seat 'itemised, but his evidence Wily went le prove that he took 110 Prisoner into custody front infiseisatio• be sereiveri from the preceding witnesses. "I he Primmer denied the charge, mid stated that he had given the witness, Kay, some trifitng sums of money at Perot tiers nut of charity, and that Kay bad repicseuted himself ee bldg Is want of em ployment, and as a gunsmith, be (the Prissunie) had given bins the pistols to repair. The Magistrate considered, Gum the various coatradic tines in the evidence of the witness (Kay), that there was not the least credit to be stiaebed to hint, and the Triestine was immediately discharged. Mr. BIRMIC agreed to a request made by a Mr Tnstin, to hold bulb Kay and Coleman to hail for • conspiracy. The Messrs. Shears, who attended, gave the Trimmer a most excelleut character, and stated their full belief of the ineprobandity of ibs story. IWAILLISOROVOW rutty?. It has bees already dated, that the cart of Sr Joseph Beaks had been dinaitsed in the act of carrying away rub. bisb and ashy &u his own inane, at the rots of the con. trader; sod an appeal to the Serious against a c invicliou of IM. was entered. Yesterday a cam was beard against a l ire rs named Cooper, whine eartems seized in carrying era. y ashes from Carlten.Hunee. 111 appeared that • duniestic of the Prince Regent, named Wright, ei.joyed some esno'untent is she des posal of the ciuders„ and at was contendvia that Carlton house was a Royal Palace, and the law did nut . o a:e ui pt u re its owner as a subject liable to the operations of tb • Act of Parliament. It was contended, on the other Lind, by Mr. Sinnott, the contractor, that the seizure was legal. 'f he Ma gistrate conceived that the Aet was imperative. excepting to the house of the King. and to convicted the Defendant in the penalty of 101 An appeal was entered into against the conviction. The Hun. Thus. Erskine charged his servant, Elizabeth Butt, with &rubbery, under aggravated circumstances.—lt appeared that the Prisoner was wet tour', to Mrs. Erskine 's child, at the decease of which she left the family. A abort after she ass adm' tied into the family again, amid she funk, be provided fur, Leo lisisiband having gone to the .I:est and she VOA Mill away again for stealing a GE note. Subseyncntly to this, a aunaher of articles were mimed. and Plank, an active Whirr, ors searchieg the Prisoner's spark. mews, is Albion -street, Cuminereial.ruail, found various Sr. titles, which were identified by Mr. Erskine, as being his property. The prisoner was remanded. No trial or pnbiiewttrsht wok place yesterday in the Court of King's Bench. No positive information reached the Magis trates of Bow-street Police Office yrftterdoy re specting the sinlen child. The grenteNt anxiety prevails throughout the metropolis, and sir. Ilt RN* g we, in hourly expri•t4tion of receiving the nests of the apprehension of Rennet'. . Amoitra a female sesswuger'+ lazgsge, landed last Toemlay itt Douche of Mao) from Liver pool, were sit slaughtered geese. .11 he Custom house Officers thought they were uticommonly heavy, sod on further exantinstion they found u bottle of real dingo contsitied in the belly of each I The Indy for some time resisted their utteiurt to seize them, boldly asserting they were wily geese with the proper mauve to them—the may sauce lie ever made use of The Officers, however, made fire to tell the geese perishuLl_e artic les) rod lodged the six batiks of brandy in the King's stores. The pocket-book of Mr. LAWRIE, a native of Galloway, who lied his pocket picked during the Dwinfrie% fair week,wasllll•CtiV• red wi Thursday hist, beneath she stones sn the Old Flesh.iii*iket of I)tiin fries, common% bank check... hills, &Lc. to the valise of 1,0751, the while that it communed when lost, wills thr of 751. The pet‘uni Milli dirri— semi! it (ItoutalT IriL . :CIL. at the moue time found isision4.4 the rubbirli„ a Scotch coils or medal, of the date of 1565, fur which AFELLCT has had . 11.011111 gift ro. . CAPITAL FOX CHASE. On iTednesitiy last, at eleven o'clock,'" hag fox was tarried out at Hewes Hush, un Ashdown Forest, before the Hart. field harris re, •Isen lierrard directed his muse towards Nailer, crossing the Loudon rued near Fiddliest, then headed hark, skirted over the I.lc of Thorns to Dsnebill, when, after making much wink, be broke cover is view, and took a duvet line to the (Munch; the h•rriess then pressing him hard, he made way to Standee earth, where being an. noyrd, lie altered his course towards Wisely Perch mks in,/ Wee a short turn nigh to Fremepost, crossed the rums. try to Imberhonse, from thence to Fellbridge, is Surrey, where Whig very hard drive*, be broke cover in good style from a heavy Carte field, leading his pansies merrily through the Beechen Woods, crossing the turnpike road at Capthoeue Gate, and seeking rover, made fur Outwoorl, where the bar. tiers being close at his brush, ran into him, and killed poor licreerd is capital al vle. 'fin a most gallant chase of nearly stl uri:er, in the space of three hours and so minutes. The Gentlemen who had partaken of the eujoyments of the field •fierwards assembled at she Dorset Arles feu, Hadfield, sod partook of au excellent dinner. .411D.L0T111.4.V COURSINQ CLUB. The Mid-I..ithian Coursing Club met Dalkeith eta the 3J and 4th instant, when the following prises and matches were run fir, bear the Roman Camp, vu the Mar quis u/ Luthian's property. Sir Joni Hoot, Bart. Paws. Roomier Durum% F. 09. Vier-Preoes. For s Pair of Stlre( Cully's. by Dugs seder 20 moods' old. - - Twelve dogs rotated. VIM CLAlis. let Cusrse—ilts Marquis of Tweridale•s Swift, best Mr. Berm, Clerk Ramses Sophia. 2.1 Course—Mr. George Wasekope's b. d. Lsossertoo, best Mr. Robert thuds'', 'nosey. 3,1 Course—Mr. Barou Nortou's Speedy, best Sir George Clerk's Dart. 4th Course—Mr. H. Dundas's Jesse, best Mr. Dewar's Dense. Sib tonne—Sir C. Montgomery's ►. and w. d. beat Lord Chief Baron's Spring—Hare hilted. 6th emerse--Grucial Duudaa's Spring, beat Sir John Hope's Spring. SECOND CLASS. ld Course..—Mwrqtiis;fT;;;;ltialet Swift..—. Mr. G. Wanehopes I Arnow inn— Undecided. 2J Cuurs.-llwqui• of Twreddales Swift, brat Mr. G. n'auchniw'a Latouedion. 3d ()woe—Mr. Caron Nortou'm Speedy, beat Mr. Hamil. tun Dund.o's Jew. 411 b Curse —Sir George 31antirowtery's b. aad w. 41 beat G I Duudas's Spring. THIRD CLASS. Lt Comae—Marquis of Twreddiste's Swift beat Sir George Illowtviswery's h and w 41—Hare •llled. 21.1 Cuurae—Mr. Baru Nurtuu's Speedy run a bye. 101111T11 CWM • TIM TWO WINNERS. The Marquis of Tweeddales Swift, 'rest Mr. Baron Nor tuu's Speedy, mad wasis the collars. SECOND Mit. For • Cup s value T■eui', Gillum', open 10 dap of all ages; fur which 10 were tittered. /MST CLASS. Ist Course-2;r Jobe Dalrympk's Htiling, best Sir Geo. Montgomery's Trail. 2d Course—Mr. Shsrpr's Jesay Deans, best Mr. Itortb wick's Swift—Hum Mkt 3.1 Course—Sir tirorte Clerk's Spring, beat Mr. H. Dun. dap'. Swallow—Hart killed. 4111 Coarse—Marquis of Twteddak's Sprit's, beat Mr. Bisuines bd. b.—Hare killed. bib Coursr—Captain North Dalrysaple's Blue Bell, beat Mr. G. Watichopr's b. b.—Nara Mod. 6111 Coyne—General Doodles Patch, best Mr. Dewar s Major. ltb Coorsa—Mr. Dalrymple's Fume, ►est Mr. Baird's Bracy. OA - Course—Mr. Baron Norton's Fly, ►cat General Max well's Bloseber—Hare Alitsf. SITOI I IO CLAN. Novi:ulna 4. 1•t Course—Mr. Sharpe 's Jesup Deans, beat Sir Jobs DalryneplesMsg. 2J Course—The Marquis of Tweed&lea Spring, beat Sir George Clerk's !Cirrilig—Kilird Coarse—C;ntaiu North Dalrymple 's Blue Bell, run a bye—Hart killed. 410 Courar—Mr Baron Nortoo's Fly, beat Mr. Dalrym ple's Fanny—Killed. THIRD 0.411. 1.1 Course—Mr. Sharpe 's Jean) , Deans, beat the Marquis of Trwee.l.l.*lt's Sprint. _ . td Counie —Cupt sin Tralrymplies Blue Bell, beat Mr. Hiroo Nurturis Cl) K died. lull aTle CLAM: Captain North Datryonpleii [hue WI, beat Mr. Sharpe's Jtauy Draw, and wou the cup. By.. %latches. Ist—Mr. Robert Duadiw's b. and •. d. Veruos, beat Ge neral Maxwells Zansta. 2.l—Mr. baron Clerk Itattray's &phis, beat Sir George Clark's !but. —Sir Jobu Hope's Ti.surner, beat Mr. Barou Nurtua's Spark. CY—Mr. Bsrou Nortou's Flub, brat Mr. MMus's Doctor. 01b--Mr. Baron Neritel ' S Flavh, beat Mr. Clerk Rattra)'• Sophist. The sport daring Olin Alerting wits anrommonly good, mud the HA,Is must mtmesous. tto the first Mt', above two hundred kei'lltrilee Were present. Mutton, from Walton, Kane much totiabsctitm as tr)tr. 6 itUAI LAST N1G11! ....ame..— MILITARY PRO 3 ~ GAZA :M. Coa►w(eeions signed by 1k Lord Deadened of Ms Cokey of heat. Uteri's HMI y Rick, Eq. to be Deputy Liniment—dated No►. 4, 18111. North thous Militia. Levitt Sneak, Parbyee, Gest. hp be Adjutant—dated e• above. Comosoftriows to the Nil* Yeomanry Canary, sigsed by Mr, Lord Lindeman( of Or Coma, of CAlftle I Charles Wonsan to 1w Lieutertant, vice Hardoirk,! deceased—dated Oct .12, 1218 *ober! Harrison, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bowman, anoleal—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jobe GreeOwood, of Lung Witteoham, limits, dealer. BANKRUPTS. William Torre, of Eamoutb.street; Spa-5144 ,Ilesei4' builder, to surrender, November 21, December 1,, Roil 119, al ien, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Ituft, East street, Red Lion-14611're. John William Roberts, of College.bill, London, rtee.e. factor, to Burr...oder, November 21, at eleven, December 2, at ten ' and 29, at elides.% at GaiMhatl. Attoraeyr, Messrs. Pitches and Sampson, Swithin's-lane, Lombard-street. Daniel Ward, of Samon•Seotney, Southampton, innkeeper, to surrender, Doirensber 1,2, and 29, at eleven, at the LOIS er Ship Inn, Reading. Attorneys, Mr. Hamilton. Berwieb. street, Soho ; and Mr. 'Thomas Smith, Reading, Bras. John Langford, late of Ledgate.hill, Landon, chemist, to surrender, Norcanliert4, at our, December 5, si twelve, sod Sit, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Walton sod Giallo,' i Basinghall.street. Julia Lanure.an, of Tutors, Devon, miller, to surrender, December 1,2, and 29, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Ex. ier. Attorney, Mr, Elliott, FenChurCh-street, bentiull Williams, of Amemeortier, London, bookselli r, to surrender, November 21, December 5, and 29, at too, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Taylor, Smith, and Gell, New Baninghall.strect. . . . . - titeibea Humble, of Liverpool, bop.faelor, to surrender,' November 28, Devembi r 5, and 2tik, at twelve, at Guildhall,' Loudon. Attorneys, Messn. kearaey and Spur, Bialiop4.l gate•ateeet-Witbiu... . _ . Samuel Simon Allen, of South Towo, otherwise bide; Yarmouth, Suffolk, rorn.rnertll4lll, to surrender, November ) 30, at seven, Deceniber 1. and 29, Inn, Great 'Yarmouth. Attorneys, Maples, Pears*, and Hunt, Fresh Loudon; sod Mr. Palmer, Great , William Brown, of E,st Belford, to surrender, November 25,11' at ten, al the White Hart lun Mr. Mee, F.ast Belford ; sod My Herringbans, New Boswell•enurt, Jabs Molt, of asdleigh, Suffolk, December 1,2, and 29, at rkere, lee, Ipswich Attorneys, Mr W. Messes. Bridges and Quilter, Red ' Jobs. Wyatt. stow or late of to surrender, November 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hinckley. Beckett, Nublr-street, Fateou-square, Soden, Hinckley, Leicester. Jobe Glaysher, late of Hammersmith, now o f the King's Beach ,prisua, ' , ember 11, December 1 , at r Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, court, 'illsrogmorton.street. James Hall, of Cbarbam, November es, December 5, and Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Nelms, Loaders. Mag'usta Oben, jen. of Bead.Mreet, era, mimes, to surrender, November '' 99, at oar, at Gaildball, Loudon. Collins and Waller, _ . . Jamb Bacelmann, it( John'. Combed, beldam, awl ut Saint Middlesex, broker, to surrender, 1, and 20, al ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, and lieudessen, Leman-street, Goadatais-ftelda (Dirideeds and Certyketss to-sierrow The Viscount AnsoN will shortly lout to the hymeneal altar. the beautiful lend aveitinplisiwit Miss LouisA PHILLIPS, youngest chow ter of the late NATHANIEL PHILLIPS, Esq. of Slabeck Hall s Petnbrokeshire. 29, at tea, at the Half Munn ieys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, erdevick's place, Old Jewry, at Yarmouth. rind, Nottingham, eorrasetnr, ' four, 29, and December n, 'ast (Letter& Attutiwys, Messrs. Stucker, Ihmstitionill rt,Caroy.sircet, London. inffulk, msUer, tu starresidrr, kven, at the Brar and Crown W. Scutari', Ipswich, mud Led Lion-square. London. . Hinckley, Leicester, baker, six, December 1, and 29, at linekley. Attorney, Mr. C square, Leedom; and Mr. J. tmmersmith, Middlesex, hnt no, smith, to snrri oder, No. eleven, and 29, at Ira, et r, Mr. ('.derford, Lopthall- Kent, tailor, to surrender, J re), at twelve, at on, Barnard's-lam fathom. natistreet, Ratcliffe, Middle- itemiser 21, Demon htt I, and outlon. Attorneys, Maws. are. a and Turkey Coffee.house, at Thoutap-sinue, Hackney. , _ :r, November 21, Dteembet I. Attorneys, Meson. Smith 'E ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN. Errigintoctt, wolf. 14. Thom* his Royal flightie”. nod mite vi the el4g &sit Libraries of the Faculty of Ade°. and Writers t., the Signet. 114 was *cam 'by the Lord Advocate. fir then visited 'lost and Second I)tvisiosis of the Court of Hi, Royal Highness oral accommodated , seat on the right of the tool President Lord Justice Clerk. in their respective Courts. the Parliament (lrillie. the party walked the High-street to the City Chamber., its the tour. The Archduke pas tierdarly ex the fine bronze st4toe placed at toe east end Cnnertil.room. They neat wrist in their ;es to the Merchant Maiden 11.4potal. lii. then proceeded to the Castle, bar • of inspecting the ancient crown of which he hart rairreated • wish to opportunity of seeing. His Royal rs was received uncovered at the gates Castle. by two of the Lora. Couussta a appointed for keeping the Regalia (the Advocate and Lord Justice Clerk), nitrated G en er a l (lope, the Earl of Morton, Sir I). I. Colonel 11• Gregor, the Fort \Lim, Major v. fee. Ills 'loyal Iltgliness then left the , its the carriage of the Lord Advocate. and throng!) different trarta of the city, with the r of shirk be 610 uniformly expres.ed la he highly delighted. Ilia Royal MO retiorord to the Royal !luta, •ud ufictwaiiis with Admiral (Away. erderday, about totter ri'dock, Isis Royal High after taking farewell of the lord litmus!, Ge- Hope, a te . l e ft th e Royal Hotel, with parr of e, in two carriages and foist, fur Durriteld. of his Grace the Doke of Alison. The left behind will kale the Royal Hotel Monday for Stirling, where they will meet the rchdakr, who, we uoderstrod, proceeds from that it Ctusgow. Ediohtirwh yesterday, on his way It rod Dooktftl, hi. Royal glighttere hotiout. Lord Advocate with a visit at his Lordslop's Queen-street, end partook of a culiiitiou. IRELAIVD. Dl:atm siorettagtit 14. first or Miss Stephens's Concerts at the Ro took piece on Thursday evening. The viola .4. 0 f fashionable company. A fourth of the :each of these four Concerts is to be Is appropristed by Miss Stephens to the Fund Suppression of Street Begging. Harcourt Lees is now recovering from the illoriss which confined him to his bed for ihree weeks. The indisposition of the re and worthy Baronet caused Lady Lees so mental anxiety, that she vas prematur , ly de . a still-bon► child, on Sunday last. .7: LATE REV. SAMUEL MONSELL. . attain, of this extraordinary eccentric ch•ne. appear to be involved in greet mystery. Ott Sli• • last • search was made at his lodgings in at which the Rev. Mr. Wall, and the . Palmer. of Clonmel, attended, swim _ by Henry Alcotk, Esq. Sheriff, and a Monsen, a distaut retain,' of the deceased ; end his iron cnest, trunks, &c. were minutely -tined, yet no document or memorandum was ',covered, which could lead to the knowledge %here Isis vast properly is. There was en 'unexecuted will amongst his papers, which wee own hand-writing. All the cash found twenty guineas in gold, and about the 'tuber of so that this search. to Abe anxiety was nearly as much directed that lately made in Scothool for the ancient Regalia of the kingdom, has ended without pre *wing any more interesting circumstances, or af- I fording his relatives and friends the iliformation they expected. There is a nephews of his in Englmol, eon of the late Colonel Monsen. --( ate ;Peri Mir, or.) not in his 'same not eirlsc.l) pal A splendid hall ia expected to he given on or b.nat the QOtl tint. by the Marchioness of BeCK. INGHAM, at her noble seat, iu Hampshire, called As ingtim Hall. An unusual degree of magnifi cence soil i.ovrlty will be the lending femoral. All the leading Nobility and Gentry for many tattles round will be masted. Lord and Lady GILINVILLE, Aid many other diviinguished personages, will go down f town. Ths , fete is intended is. celebrate the birtlwlay of out of the juvenile branches of list TEMPLE Family. ELOPEMENT.—Late on Friday night !AO, a voang lady, (aughter of u respectable ialiabilant. eloped Lorn Tewkesbury, in a anal-eliatse, with a ,Dung widower (tote of lire fathers aervinito, also Inuit 41 ht. wire (wily s reef week* sine.). on* twitri -10015141 exeurbion ; but the news having reached the bathes'. t ir4 long after he hail retired to real. lie arise and jammed them with such alacrity in a chaise and four, tint hr overtook them at Wurvesirr, and brought the fair fugitive bar k to her family the next entailing. PRICE OF STO Bank 5tuck..9.70:1 271 _ 3 per Ct. Red.. 771 77 3 per et. Cous. 77 78 77lik 3i per Cents. 86f 4 per Cents. Bask L An. .. tIO I-1d COURSE OF EXCHA?G Amsterdam ll 7 Ditto at Sight 11 4 Rotterdam 11 3 Antwerp rz.mo ll 11 Harobiargh 33 9 Altos' 33 9 Parislilay'a date 23 65 Ditto Boardman do be 15 Frankfort ou tloo Maine 140 Madrid Cadiz ... 40 Bilboa Barcelona 39 Sevilk 371 Gibraltar 34 Leghorn slf 'KS YESTERDAY. 5 Iwr et. N. Au...10•3M1 10Sk India Bonds.. 86 ►+7 pt. Ex. Bulls. 4..19 in pr. Lo►tery Tickets 191. I ss. Oinnium Cons. for A ec... 78 77i 7 8 1 nfif TsmsoeY, /Coyne's= 17 Genus Venice Ital. Lir. 25 50 Malta Naples Palomino 13041 per us Oporto mil Rio Janeiro.. • • Sei DeWitt 9l 9i C0rk..... ■ULI.IOU. Portugal Gold in E s. 4 Coin, per os 0 0 0 Gula in Bars 0 0 b New Donbluous 0 0 0 New Dulles, 0 b 6 Silver in Bars 0 U U New Lonis, eseb 0 0 0 BIRTHS. Yesterday morning, M Fitzroy Farm, the Lady of A. W Robarts, Esq. £4 P. of a daughter. Lately, at Great Billing, near Northampton, the Lady W Robert Cary Owes, E. , q. of twine, a SOU and a Janine!' DEATHS —.....--- On Sunday last. after • long illness, Sirs. J. 6. Whlle• of Bedford.place, Wells.street, Hackney. On the 111th ult. at Naples, Francis Ferranti F.ljanal.r. Hag. of the Inner Temple. second sun of lam Frau.. Ferraad Fuljambe, F.ari of O•bertoo,Notts, and lieruiLler .f the Manuel of East Raiford. At Lisboa, on the 16th nit. Lieet.-Colonel Ittehoid elm% commanding the 16th Iteriment of Portuguese siscerely regretted by big brother uffren. H.s 1,111.1.1 , .1 death was occasioned by a fall frog his bone ou tl.e P.us.sc, at Lisboa. lIIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-111:11 1 G1'. Morning 11 after 5, Evening 33 aft,r S . LONDON: Ptisted sod POl!jibed at tbs us e No. it?, amnia ; yam Advertisements an recenel, iota I..!te.b (post-paid) mast ►e addrossed.—C. SMITH, N., Cleonest'a Ise, Ptioter.-1. WHITE, No. 117, Str), d. .