The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-05 00:00:00

3 MAILS. - A aßlvtD-1 Lisbon, i Jamaica, t Halif,x. GOtttlibUrgii, t Dublin, 4 Watertorti. THE S UN. SOT.AI , I Q.UIII DICROLZ PALSUM AUDFAT LONDON, TauBsDAY, NovEmiltu 5, 1807. Semoner C{zco7oe arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon on, Monday , l2st, after a passage of s.:yentcen 'd:+}-s, / and Mr. JACKS:ON ; am.Gliieer be 'io the tivetk, ,Cartie, r ovei ' '.in her with Di - ipltchas, arrived in T4wn ,4t . . given for that purpyse to the 4th inst. The equip.: merit of the Portughese Fleet goes on with great 'vigour, and an opinion still prevails, that the. Royal Faniiik will etithark forthc,. Brazils if the Front!) "ithoultl carry theirAreat of Invasion into execution. Iliad/ id Gatqies to the 7tli.ult.arrived.this morn they are chiefly filled With accounts taken from the English Papers, - and the Gazette Extrao,r,dipary relative to the re.conqueit of, BuenoslAyre„., The following is the only :irticle of intereit, cohfaitied h 4 them : giCtOWN&,, SEPT. 18.—Oa the 14th a, Regi- Mtnt of Light Troops arrived here, and on the Lith three Regiments of the Line-; amounting in the tvitolo. to (5800 men. Th i e day following the G:ne• ral of Division Latuoapz or4oredthe-,e troops to form, when Goner4l JUXOT relViCW+2,l therm, and made them perform various evolutions. " arrived '4ooo nien : the General in Will review them to-morivx." Ti(ERE appears be no foundation whatever. lot the r..:poit o( the Breit Fleet beins , at iea. that or any part of it, hail made its escape', ifo l eiluld of course he speedily knol,vn to our blockading NuaOrga, .atld intelliL.;eoct) have been hu. , n e t tiAtOy uans,initted ;t(/ 'strpng4itt proof, ho ev;:r, tilat- the .report- is un 7 founded; is, that our l.ilodkittling Stiriai-lrcin 'hies lir y4ved Cawsand' pot have done if the !nest Fleet were at sea. rt; Tun E.Apedition under the cornmand of Sir Sin imy SmiTIL in sail" h rev. , dap. Sorno of our Cotemporaries pFoless not °lily to know the ex a 0 nitml;6r of Ves - sels and Troops thataro to upon the k;:i.poditton but also its precise oh:reas,.arld even .the order in those e . xg.„ cuted; We are tio in pos'scs . siUn so formation upon , the ,st'tsje.it, btu *e.irelie.6.± vonture to sa,y, that most ot: the eimjeettires which luiveleen Inizard‘d are erroneous. Tins morning we received Jalimi‘a Papers to the 12th ot . S.,ipteinber, Extra6l3 from whioll wll F'bc' fognd `in outioala'sectilent Columns.' • • Yeatcalay, bout twelve o'dli.ck, Ills 11TAJEs'ry arrive(.. at tIL Ctueen.s Palace, from Wit`o.Nor; where tllt4 DtiL.L5 Of CuMBERLAN'I), w'et's ill re,tdittess to r&..eive'liit.n. Soon altei• tWo o'crod.k 11Is 'M'Aj'ESTY Pris'Atd Levee,:vyhich was Itttethied • • The Archbishop of Canterbury, the lord Channellor i the Lord'PreMdent of, the Council,. the 1..6rd k;co.l,,.t)te Se crotary of State for the . tionie Department, the Ctrin&ildr of ihe Exchequer, the First Lord of tlielAdinir slty,' the j ridge 'Advocate, the Kinel Advocate • Earls It o:6lyii aird .1V Inc tit:l-, tea (in Waiting) ; V.iscout{ts Like and Citio:art ; I.9rd (,;ain bier Si;s l'..,l)lLuit CuttOrell ; Generat ]Bird; `l'. tiiooldidd, curl linrrant, and W•uit Vetitn - ; , Colonel Murray, Major 114. 1 1)1 , 1) ; C:.1)e 31 ! ,3 "/IN4t- C4thcart, llin Lieutenant Cat r, .0;4 AlC6'6ll: tawitmr and Gr,vlll::c.6looms ) 11A th.e,bozwavoi being pi` tehted : Vkcooht creation to that title. a! l i cji up.n crentin". to that ;Hie andOiat on' ttpon 1 1v t.ot,,tships rbtarn from Copcnfiagro, ly—.:4••litt. - ..t t:vo wh, 'Wtitu lii3 ttk-ti_;•• p Cop , ME.Ken ; AI ‘l)yn,t upolt then return froth C6pet)- 1 / 4 '.4 , (, , - 'I11o1) Ms l7CinA gre4t,A TiArAm Qambier ; also upon his rcaunt from en; Crilt.q..o Sir 11,1 r e, Ilorr.tra o Upon crewtiod'io his ..I..lktpon tutu f-or •I titorncti , i 14 c teAtiOit •tO a .i.Oll alf A:lilt. !ruin' A'ne followinKOrticoni were prk...4cittc,.l ,Lkpail their . . re...t4111 .11.14111 : E A vt 1-lume Popham ; ll:igAier-Ceneril Watcl; ufoovolior, awl Capiaths ',lid l lt.uti. 1-1/6 MAJKaTy helot itt which the Kitq:s'Advocate I..ttenciett.. : '• .:tie Ciiillyiot h.td arktietice.of Liu.; AoNo, the iodge-Advocatv. who .bet Ore s 1.44,a85:x.Y the l'l . Octz..t.kiip,opf sey et Court , • ~L About halt w(st live o i (Aocli IZzs i\TAJ s()t, 011' on 111 ts retort; to Winusor,, Dispatchoi were .yostemay . rortrilittg rt, , rvived,by C:lp*ortioti.nt trout Lord Col , l3t , Gv.'oot,Y,SirAtt•rttt.itt floc .PA Lit Y ,1,111 11 04. 4 Gibrakeir, , • 'file Doke of PoitTI.A.N.O W 46 pc,(A.dotekl froti - t:;ht. fending his MAJ I AsTy, being cotiurie4 ikt 11:3 sct Bulstrode with the - gout.• ViseOtatit CerktcAßT left-town last night fJr n Ivor& h.. ol!2cisiv'e Iml taken : plitee witen. , ifte (;(0-% conit , e The French .Array not eirterod thongli ;sit was very that they were on their march -Orr that purpo,% re:ir - Lnts in Portugal wero piing ttof iv,mosta6tiyitY in embarking their-property, though it is said that the Prince Regent prolonged' the time , NAVAL NEW§. FALMOUTH, NOVEMBLR !L'.—Arrice3 this diy that Schooner Gatcomle, ot Dartmouth, Capt. GooD. RIDGE, with a Mail from Lisbon, 17 days passage. Mr. JACKSON (an Officer of 111, MJjeSty's Ship Lively) landed from her and went otf express for. London with Dispatches. The Townshend Packet arrived at Lisbon on the 30th nit. ; several light SWedes had arrived 'there froM St. tihe's, tind were loading with British property; and the Convoy , were detained till they had completed their cargoes—llk Majesty's Ship Lively was the 'only British Ship of . War.lying there., 'the Portuguese,, were continuing to fit out their Ships• of War, and , it was reported • that the Prince Regent still persisted in his intention of embarking for the Brazils. Several PasSengers landed here this afternoon from 3 „ the Brig Jane, Capt. CHOSUIE, 1 4 days from Oporto, • which she left in company with the Convoy,,forty Sail, under His Majesty'S Ship Narcissus, of .36 guns, and a Gun-brig, and parted from them ten days since in a pie of wind—the June Proceeded.. on for Plymouth. • By the Jane we learn; that accounts were 'received' at Oporto that 40,000 French troops had begun their march front Bayonne for Portugal. A Frigate Wa i waiting off the Bar of Oporto to take under convoy several Portuguese vessels Which' were loading there with British property; Also arrived the. Manchester Packet,. Davtas, with Mails, frdm Jamaica, 49 clays passage—sprung: her bowsprit a weak since it) 't heavy 'gale tliu iliarichester, ott her outward-hound passage; fell in with a Schooner Privateer, 12.. guns, Off st : Do ming(); which- she beat otr after a fey, broadsides' His Majesty's shy vekran, (4 subs, arrived at Kingston on' the Ist September, with a •Ship and two Brigs (Spanish), having valuable cargoe3 on board, which she took in the' GulPh of 1 , 1964 His Majesty's Brig' Elk, of is guns, Capt. COWAN', had also sent into Jamaica a large Spanish-Ship from Vera Crdz; . bOund to Old Spain, with a valuable cargo, and 1,f1.,3,000.d011ars on hoard. Also arrived the Lurk, WarGrT, t:roro Cork ;. the 4liza, WATEIt, frOni Swallseai— • Powrsmourn, Nov. 4.---Xesterclay arrived the Diana, ; ''eirnetta, LAND ; and 1./i,./.dl4ton, GAIOIUT"t, Oalir,ConVoy - of the. iiindusinv, tiuiu the Niediterranean ; and, to .day, arrived tha Beagle Sloop of War, with 1);i -patches from. Halifax. Ileetbreast,'' ; 14 r uP, LIZ APLEY ; and Thire Sidiers, WA (JON, &EMI , :Stniklerland :foci the Portuguese Schooner Espqran. z,g, from St. Petersburgii, bound to Oporto, put r . • , into this port in distress. SAlleci the lenient Gun-brig, Lieut. HARE, With the knowing under convoy, for the Downs : A r4;9, 1 ; Racehorse, lielLtirly Cora, Alley ; Al fred, Itobtois • ..Whim, IV ; l.jvuly, 61b 5 011-; Argo, Horne; .itci l t, ; Fitvottritc, !ones ;„ A tlas, Harris; ;filter Brothers. Patrick Sedulous, Ingrarry ; Masierdian ; ; rafalitar. SPetic'e; awl lilt - 1044y, Niaatermait{froui•Oportq) ifetirictta, Long. burst (iron' Gitettlbey); Sveedy.,: 414.1m1gc. /1.---Ar'rikcl and canto WI() Harbour a Paniih Schooner Gnu-boat. Came down front the Tower,. ;with 'Wen and,Yohinteers for thp' Fleet, the /Nuit4 , 4ii Tender. • • came into Dock the kandff4r, of 18 guns, Capt. CIiOVTON. • 11rrived upwards of an himgred'Sail of Transports, :and all the Ships under the cntnmand of Admiral Grils,ti l tp.u;' Above thirty Sailliave Nore for the River. Ships at 'Otis l'orr—tbb York, N,ltnttr,",F,i3gargi, Vestal. Certl ; Forrt;' ,, t6C. 4011) , ,, 'Co. FiArCvn, Ctwlivsti;ttr, Snak e Slpops.. ' DE. u, NOV, 4:—Arrived -and iaile.d for the' River tli4india, JEN . NI ac s; CUM: aOW itom the Itiv6r Hit; ihriger; Ii tCsc~ti; Nor 1:0-14Gs; for, "r Or• : Gibraltar ; Mal fit Nice, X) E , for I;'4ltt lout ;. NEAwroN,(ol . l"re'v'i-YOrfi . ; - EliTateili; SygPit ENs N, - • r Abb IMtislL Queen, WA libLowl:, for . .4ittiaiea, and remain in,the Dtiwiis wi:h the Ships as per la6t. The Rot s'rt, one cf the tranipoils fro ni Copenha-: gen; whieh• was Auppoiedlo. 'Live been lost, we arti happy to say, .15':i.:11,7, r,y al pe,iri nythe following ex.- traot of a Letter from aim Ulficor on hoard of that Vessel, dattA NOV. 2 'l,llAe taken tilt eat-Vic:A opportunity of inform ing you of ourJarrival hero, though we:were obliged to put in, in difitress i OrOatittelly km. We left Co- P,Phinigen on the 220 ult.. ; an the 2-lth' we parted company With the Fleet in a' gale 0t wind; a n d on t . 4 29th the- knd Anofitli, II stilt COlitl r itUtl bloN g:llo,:Whieh prevetneil Cut eaio4 bronght tip ont.ile or the t Wemy Whom of iNatcr, When, in the coure thelti 6 illt, fi hurricAao, on, JO blew - a most , titql?,eo , loos gale from the north . . Sometinies we drove, sometitilog we held fast, ek pect;t4; ot..try Inotnel‘t to '/Je'deb;erf fin gli(lre last, to our great jo) and satioraeti...), day ;ipp-...'.1c , cl, W'lhflAVE . . 'Clit our cable mid tun \Ve br s o...ight the sanw. witch ul we took pui., - _ tt4l. expectAotliiientbark them hew," . . (3A,Mt3r int has teen pleased to express his ;pproii;ition of the , or the. Feneiblo, wis I ()tiler V,"olniitc:; n; in .the I 1! hest 111?4T INPIE.S'. t • il:iik: C S TO ,Nr ,„,, Ei''''. • ; ( 4.--01) Thursda" afternoon iai l t week, about two O'clock, : thel3arracks and Build ,: lag at Fort Augusta received considerable injury by a whirlwind; -which, 'before its'lttyproach. to the Fort, . . , . . . was•ob , ierOed to carry with it or -destroy every thing that came within its reach. The whole of 'the Offi cers' Old Barrack was unroofed ; the back,or south west part, was completelydemolished,and the other walls rent in several places; .theguar&house shatter ed and removed from its situation, ;: several of the out . ' offices destroyed ; and the privy on -the sea-shore, .i with other small buildings, entirely Carried away.-- :' Nothing of the south-west part of the Barrack is left 1 but thetfloor.' Happily no lives 'were. lost. The .1 heavy and incessant. rains the gape . night_night_nearly,. overflowed the apartments of the Officers, whiCh had , : , been, by this visitation of Providence, exposed to".. the inclemency ofthe'weather. . . . Arrived thellannah ; she left Liverpool .an the e9th July, , in coMpany with the Ship 'Diana,' 'Awls, bound to St. Domingo; ~ On the ::Bth ult. . in htt. 59. 30. N. long. 17. 6, W ..about,a day-and and half's sad from Antigua, they i.iiglged the 'French' Privateer Schooner *La Vengeance, , wl : licii . they beat , off, and had not night corne:on weuld,have:destroy.-. ad her. The following particulars , are taken .from the log-book of the Hannah: . . At 3 I'. M. of the f,lBth, saw, a Sail standing to.: '' wards us ; she proved to-be an . enemy, and as she drew near to . us, both Vessels hove 'to, made al clear for action, and gave her a broadside,' thenwor t e' : ' , u! ship, and gave, her another on the larboard, whii:b carried away the enemy's bowsprit arid fore-malt ; but night coming on prevented us from destroying •hp-.. Next day, at meridian, spoke the Diana, and . was informed that Capt: L4wts and six of his Ppo,- pie were severely wounded, - and that they bad' on board four men belonging : to the Privateer, who . stated that a grea,t number of her crew' wereivound . . , ed Pi , and that she was called La mgeance, Mount . lag twelve fq.:pound carronades, with too men, and . commanded by a person of the name of-lyLlGki : she, belonged to Guadaloupe, out two months, and had not taken any thing," ~. ' La Vengeance attempted to board the Diiint:,.but was repulsed with considerable toss, and the fur ,Men abOe mentioned made prisoners, The Tweed Sloop of War, of • 18 . grin, Captain SymoNbs, arrived at Port-Royal late on Smiday_ evening, i having under her. convoythe. Ship B . eqpna,, , And Brig Maria, The: West India Vleet, lumber-. ioo*,‘2B Sail, left Portsmouth on the vgth June, us), -der convoy of the ju/iallrig, of IR guns, capt.iio : I and the Ticked, arrived at Madeira on the i, t(•Atil ARKS K, aucknitt'ed Funchal Roads en the 2 . 5 th. On the, 22d Ult. the Julia parted with those bound • . , for the Southern Colonies, aud. on, the 24th .the 're •mainder, 'iVieoty, in,i - Mtpber,, ,rntyliordd,ip'C.!rli;i:ie .:. Bay, with the Tamed- 7 ,except,one, the Ship Euqa, O'atr, from GlasgoW, bound to St. Thomas's, which, • unfortunately tnisLiking the signal-Fghts of Clkatics- . Fort for those of the Cottv.oy, intending to1011:44te91, of thern' e struck on the south' shore ,ol.Needheun's Rpef, anal bilged. Her cargo, Said to be worth ncor 45 ,0001, Sterling, will 'chiefly ,bl,,S4Vca; the Shit; will be lost. On the'e2gth the Tweedprocceded ; With 10 Sail for this Island, but in a' severe gale of -. wind, which they encountered that .eve;,.ng, four , Vessels, the daimi, , .:CßOS, and //flif . ,, L AR “ , it for thi's' Port,awltwo Ships for th(! 'Nurthside; part - ed company. . Matto' 1:-TowN, BAIMADOES, itllirlitc Sati,:fii&tion in stating the galhmt capttlr.e'or the enekny's Brig I lhortiv,! friitn •iNflartinique, bound to the Oronocoi , :elletteLl J gy,)iis Majesty's Schooner Balahou, with the kaura Cutter. in company:- l'he,,Liyira was the r firSt which came up Wit , ll the enemy, and, from the dull striling of the .13a 'alum, had to engage her forfourbours, when having her topmast 'shot. aw'ay, .she dropped astern ; .• and the Balahou at the,. moMent corning up, rtip along Side and opened a hc..;lvy fire, which compelled the'ilrig to strike. ,The .accounts front the Admir,alare'of the. 2 LA . oh. when lie was at.q ortola., • • • • ACT G , I .4s.—Acco4nts . fron Tortola of the ist inst.. meniian the 'capture of one of the Ships Of the. last betneward-bound trade, going down to juin rite. ge-- 'neral convoy. She _was carried into Sf,', fil ii tin's, wher e the ,Tason Frigate proceeded in quest of her, 41)(1 likidickg her at anchor in Gre'cit Bar, sent her boats in, ar,(l tut her out from under the batteriei• In effeaing this, hOweveri.although it wail dune in a gallant to:tuner by..the party sent'on' the. service, the bouts lost one Officer acrd ti,vb tnetfkilled, and . , throe men Wounded, besides which two boats Were de!iimyed'hy the batteries. colund S'rr JOHN WARIII..iNV, we are happy - to Int.; at after a long and opPrect effeeled his release, Lind arrived )ierpthi , mowing. V C are not at present infortne4A9w 113 been uceotriplished, but' 'we heartily Imo IFi t 3 and his mtnerous friends on th The _day att rrinr.n n r.ll r on, in this city end neighbourhood, which continne4! wi'li/SOMe/ititerrnission until Thursday night, Avila , it >iecame Mote violent and incessant. Very earlY y i ekerday ruopiqg it was accompanied for some iiillll :with the mosiviwful and tremendous peals of thunder, and the de;STViiid flashes, otlightning, by which We fear much mischief - may have been done besides whi t , has alleady come r to our knowledge. At a quarter,' before four o'clock the south-east corner of the cad.' • wing of the, soldiers' barracks, in this city, \Vail . struck by,the lightning, which shattered the" roof, rent the walls, and shook the w:lole building %% such violence that-the soldiers on duty were thrown off their guard-bed ; a tankard of block tin was perforated in a number .1 places, as if it had beett , shot U ovgh with ball providentially no lives were lost. Abouith6taame time the Drogging Sloop .taint JAmEsßoSnaLtr4 Mister,. lying in this harbour, was also struck by the lightning, which shiv'ered he&- topmast to atoms, and split the Maintriast to withics four or tire feet of the deck, The shock was RO .Tt , • vere as to alarm the people on board veil! Coh,sidcra bly, who, fearing that 'it' had penetrated' through her bottom, instantly rigged the pumps, but,fert.P" nately found the hull arid cargo safe: die of tilB , people was. insensible for sable time after ,she was struck, but h4s, since recovered. Caps. BUSHM will be obliged to reland part. of his cargo, in ordcr to replace his mast. A scbooncr, lying near the AFtive, 'was also struck with-the'light na, ~but - x0 ha%'e not Jona hether..shesulaincil any injury. - ' A 11ego. - iw, who had:been 'stradk with ;lie. 'light' ni ng, «as =lOO ud dead yesterday morning"-on a Vessel iilOngSide the at tbo'Zis,t Ent!, • Vessel, which arrived in the River frOtri.Eitib . • 'den in five days, brings advices thatall the Bute!; forces 'have been lately called' Out to . occupy:a Lion on thr.borders of Abe Rhine. CAPtaia S3yS .that Abe prospett of a new Continental war watt stated ' as the eause, though it vas ,not believed tct be the true brie.. • • Tim latest advices,.from HamhUrglratate, that tha Danes are. proceeding aglinst. British pidperty in their ports, with the utmost - 4 elierity. Ot l thc dairnt ants they require such proOr eta , it„ ix not in theist • power tto a ff ord, and there is hardly a doubt but , evdry . thiltki will be condeirsited priettijeck againt',7 ,l 2Vinerican'Sitizs.,• having"Englifill goods nu. board, Mire at first detained but, in consequence pC the . -Vepreseptations of General .Lkaril . s7oNiz- i Pails; they Were released:'' Ixo;A HOUSE.—YesterdAy Coot( ( 1 Diret - torli vnis held, when the, under - -inentioned Ships NTere taken up, and thus staoOneiil / f . ‘4 - 1. • • 1 " . : Harrier, Capt. William 'l..ynote;. Sovereign,, .4 lex, Catf'l Sir lViiliarn fi4ndey, t;eorge 1-looperT nuphrata , P.' Fir:theft; for 1110 drab and liengal. ,IVlonateli, Stepho, rttert:4;;lili: Price, tbr :+l4dcira,andlLinbq. iluddart,"Williont Toritornbay.direct. ".'•.; H following • .Captains „wA, re., -swOrit it to ; itio in - contandlif.their respeoliva , ,f ; K. N. krOyn, of ttie LlprsaMir, Nu.,litt, of ttic : fl4.4d4.lllt., fir l!firtir)ay . dii4l: • the Odurt a•ljourned vi e dne . Sr. (.I:iy ;text, - •-4 • -, .;: I qr-34#011...1.7;ftEsroPni who tlieTriliitary cor4°. mand.ppfte fitting 'out at' Cork, haviag,:. bot ; :4;sifyi:ibr I.)Y govertyment; town - vrk j Moncity, and has since had sever4Liuterview.i xvit i at Ministers.' ,. -e • • '; „ .Sir Hosg•PotqtANt opPorP , tiom tnitlevol4nce: This ..hqsullij(fttpty,,,t? . e eoir sklerei as a‘decisive, proof of, ;his alitilities;)l4.o4.l 41 , 1 If, this spirited to c.:ltter.in the ranks of party, ` wrists` Itjclec to W :Mid give an additional proof o(t.luilinvolyiktikarg tutu,,liy, complete retnifuthqz opittia4 I .4pe‘Aing, lira cliara~Z;:r and cobanat. The following Ships are stiitioWd off Pi.tevinos ' : Royal Soviocigp-- 110 guns A t i:T Ho ,, vr , t)..p C 9 9 1 1 ' — C1 ' 64; 13 1' 6 y 4; 1.1. 1.t .4 1 )r C F Tinistlrer, . 4 Tc. , . -., A T.l! CY r . , - B owery. , '"Lu.., • - - PRowsr.. Several of the-Captains of t h e T rauspor ts have arrived from,Copen hag-en „ State, that-.. ~il 3l . very time otv,.Vieet Was preparing to come tiler. Harbour, a number of Danish Merchant were titting.ont Pj Privateers to crttiL '' b again, • :trade.. •- • • The Loyal Southwark Volunteers had a . go 9„ muster yesterday, and Marched out ' to' K e ntiingo''' Common fur a grdna field, day. - Theritilll l.l6 ' iljs° in number and sireugtb. , . . -b tt t 'The St. Clement's mustered a!so yr t es f„., Lt. their ranks were thin. • • l'be Postmaster-General hove dismissed 0 4 '°, r g e Palmer, the Letter-sarter, \' he ,Was accluitied at.t b r Uhf Bailey last week on a charge of ~tealiug 11 ,J~el to .13 confainincr 'afik Notes • • - • Archbishop MARKHANI, .who vas always a A rt chtikt man, has died rich. ' •He is .said to have 4) : 11 queathed prop erty . to, the 'tr.n.:;tifit of, wore tt" 100,0001. • • , THE Tit Exrue.--The •now '111 ' . " 13,0 , '1 elf-?ale, was obliged to give4way to by-A/ 1,01 .. 1 0 night, who tnale ins, appear,inco Pr'l r ) .4 J l Theatre: as Carlos, .in Tl4e. which he gave with. ail his accustomed - &kill , c i e d; which .he was , tnnch and most deiteri,clPy•oillo, • Mrs.-aiouNTA Niko a ,Qe ,,, : 53 tri; garet, and .DOWTON in Isaac, p05v0t41 1 ) 4 1 . ..,' , e4s of - bated to •the general enteriainum4,- - "T he - The Divorce was, revived', and,. was Tre i ttly ' • , .its risible influence , on: theGuniliencti,./0. firfixfi, Mrs. lI:AND, and NlAtitr.ws.' • " • , "' k - persoui advertizes tiie atle. ing,Partner be means a IP 1 1 , Advertiser does not spk;ify : whether -11 • redto fo b r el a wa Sl v t r ee , tig oP.ajc;it..,..!:teor i,;i.1.,,):: 1): ft filo - her 0 ~5 ; i Y