The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

11-VABIUTLGH, JuNn C 1 12 17 11:F 7 _, 17...i1z GlViElt.%t, rOLICE. 7(!t,-.1) c..IT of llR.nalinictil as risson ttlrcr,itie in the =..vutltls , ., hut h s Tr_cl:irratit+u_t( that eifcct tivliver:.( l , it to tht Direttor of tlie Gt.:net - at l'otict at M: cpntaiu—• i. tivbi t t ' F. ?at ttr of ttae family. or h:)4l , t Tbet a xi 0t.,71:.up , 11.10n of eikeit Uf llif, f:‘,SICP:Ct Or trictv'a tc.ident With binf.. tt.a.me, .1.11 age, anti birth-pint:- of (~.tch his Nit,ov,Atit - I;tr.3tion the country-htiOaler :wv.ll as the time kt'arng. vsbirtt lie meNns to coati !, , .1e there, mu t also be set • want of sleilt , letlaration as above described nay pro r4.l ilsct ..taien on the list Of absentees. fiT:itfF o rsi Ardated in a ! s onnet . proclamation, }::is . . hat the their property conqsc,tea..] LnlPStr,);, tizaSi 113 S ti27:3' .. dit'y oppo ar • fu puttoznee, of order; from his Encellency the T)uke Of cortmonitartd by t-lentral Bertrand, the city of Leip ;;1.1 , .. is etetare> ie a -state of siege • . "-The police :11 thy eitY nod suburbs sl?ell be rnilitaml tip, an'! trillone 131,4 ena t orrepc.e of, the MilgiSi ttlp whn can only exernte. Aorh or:hers' of police is are communicated to them by time Military COmmandants. • ‘"l`ti.e Autimrities shall in future have tinder their etre the ;platter cg. of troops, supply of provi:iions, of forage, and ttpt hospitals. • "Thew requisttitios ovule by his Exerileney the Duke of Padua 04411 he el s-cutest is; a vailitavy manner, tindilr the .vot..c. of the iNi; 4 o , ttrates., vo . prevent dil ;thnseS," (hir TOM.). C6110'17-'ll has Alio issued the following mot runtioa " contiteadid of the Doke of Paella, - all merdiauts and inhabitant's of thi.; city, who are semed ,of or have. the tore of colodull merchandise,. must ;zit ti in to. 138, by to-or:trots+ (overman, , :ireryttet 4atemeat. signed stilt their own names, ofthe amount aml Wind of such werchandie, that it may be trantmltred t. 40 11; Egeelleney. • ' "'A)) colonial prodnee, Of whieh a', statement is , not. thus glrrn, krili he ~ . :;zeti and coniscated.- " illarreha ats ftrill inhabitants are alo hereby informett, ttlt Ittitil the 1.13 ofJnite, ito oxerchattitice t.f any muct be inun one place to another, either within the cite or a st: ; iota hat no nue must - dare to act in rontraventioa' tp.” . 41 . 4 `To Correspondenti.—Many favours are received from Correspondents on the important subjects of ; the Corn Laws.; ..Vaccination, &c. and. others, no less agree able, cif a poetieal and miscellaneous deseripti . n, and shall be atteusled to the moment the presitire.of public business relaxes. Son: •of the communications !landed to us, how eveqwe matt remind their Authors, are ton prolix for a Newspaper; and, anxious as we are. to ablige every friend by attention to any reasonable request, it i. imp° sible ° for ne to devoto three, four, or fire co:tunas to articles not of 45;p:ions and pressing general interest. We may also be permitted to 'hint, that for; matters of an individual or per sonal inattire, U'e p v the tluty.of advertisments, and it•is rather unkind to expect a concern tvideh.ii partly, mer cantile' to insert them 'gratis:, ",/ • Griernsey, i Jersey, '1 Pithlin. Der.--1 Cadiz, Lisbon, I Guitenburgli, / Heligoland, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF STCMCS Tin% I► . 4Y AT 'Mt:LYE I) . CI,OCK. Consols Win I 504 I °amino) 41 Av.vrEn:AT LONDON bRIDGE TO.MQRIIOW. Morning, r.. 4 ntisuirs after 4. Erentng, 18 ntinute%aftEr 5. g F 4EFkIT Qt 3 ,1,5 niCEIU; rm.strm 4tun4AT? LONDON, Pit L dY, J'tJJY IC, 1811. Timis day is extremely barren of intelligence, as we hare neither• arridai from the North, from France, from the Mediterranean, nor' frion . any . .other quarter in WWII the feelings of time country are interested.. lt is rePorted•indeed that a' Mail has reached - England from. Lisbon, by the drabella packet, but, upon inquiry, we find. that there ha:i occurred no such event as that announced in time Oa()nide (accurate Paper ! e. c n in trifles !) of time receipt of a telegraphic di;patch with th.i, news. We_muSt therefore wait a iitti longer, 10, be enabled to contradict,, from official ,antho rity time scandal , Jini, insinuations with which we are at present over,rhelmetl,. Something may, however, yet be in town in time to be inserted before it is absolutely necessary to go to press, and our readers unity rest assured that we. will lose no opportunity of acqniring and laying before them the earliest accounts that may • arrive. In the absence of "real infoymation, the Party Friai's indulge in a continuation of that improper practiee which we had haved, we sufficiently re probated yesterday to shamed 'them out of, 1.1;0 they hrol a.,spark of decency left in. then c 0111.• 1/03it°{011. PeriMr we Ought not to speak in the plural number, per, ; . one of theilont•nals to which We allude, has, in deference to argument which it could not surmonnt,shQwll some: seu. the •iniustice and want of candour which marked its preceding pages, by abstaining from the pur suit of the suhject, in the sauce spirit of 7 partial hc)stiiity with which it 'has heretofore treated it.; consequently its remarks of to-day, though tinged with a little oc the aid colouring, do not offend so far ay to warrant :..evere animadversion, and the flOrw;11 at the close of them to the judgment of Lord WE LLI G. TON, we - can acquiesce in, 1 """4b riitriptit, it •Is not the fairest that eo , ,;Lt he suggested, But the other—the - cor Peryt;ret•i►' - advocates of every A twiiii agt ) tointiigators' or li)ai mauifet o e s ;Ikaiu s t, %JAM , and French olticanades iti depreelittiou ate .0,3 r ors—th ey cannot relinquish t hedarling art too dv.f..plystiNped tit pity ar.intriSi!l to ( , vinco Afl' contrition, i 4 gotten, .readily for( otten, in Tarr:lgor:3. "711 , :- ) ; jairAite no dc1.1,5:. indeta ; :but as if Ihis.was trifle a...pozzler—a teltA stid: for prior Sir J, trite',; ask with an air of triumph— • " +.. 1 11); apß.ltrtu shew the tweeqity of nqreating from Tarragovw., or still ,aiure r f luaviug' artillery?" Our would tbink that the suitlcient a . usurer to this would he, that nothingl:ppe;tfs at all 'to 'slim Ale necessity of atiy - - part of the statement of 31arshal•StictiL,T : --thitt it is.unjwit to iry the fish CieilCril iiti the ex park evidence of 0;1 ..,::temy, and without a..syllable (if iatOrmation either front, Lim.or from an ,. officio. in the Expedition. o'- this is Ivell deserving of being riT.corded and no- tired, when (fie s. , iite writer, go e:; on tolaely to adcl, I . Oa the contrary, all the let tech" frotu Ofheeri, both in the Enilit.ary and nE'..ral service Craployzd iii 'the eN.pedition, clisz tinctly airrzn that there 'ts;ti tto necessity fgt. r , -ernharLing, anti o;prrAs surpr ze anti reget It the aeaittre„and at the prccipitale wh.:eli it eareied ihto eireet." Now . the iaet, is,' that there neither is' nor could bypossibiliry be a shigle letter in London from any Officer yapioyed in' this iailitary or naval service. The thing is notorionS, ttni:t there has not been an urritlal from that tinarter for many days, pre im's to the re-embarkation of the troops, kind h-ow any person connected With a public Print could have the barefaced effrontery to hazard an assertion so palpably unfounded,' for the sake of foisting his own unworthy comments into the mouths of better men, and propping his asperSions upon, the authority of brave andloyal officers; appears to us to be most andacions;and extraordinary Vith respect to the idle and ridiculous asser tion, that the removal of the Expedition from Salon will derange faordWELLING•roWs campaign, it. is too 'gloss and absurd to merit in answer.,:-- The intention of the writer :is obvious enough, , hut the Matter is sO childish and foolish, that not even the lowest understanding can be imposed upon by We 'shall not tire our Readers with 'further. comments—indeed We tin e an apo- . logy for enter n;; so much into these controversies which can only be exciaed:on the ground that %riffle we expose unsound principle.; and irrational . views, we are, at the same time, furnishing some . • infornyition,. and correcting the.. prOgress of dein sion for the Worst of purposes. , • Before concludnig, however, we would, ask the Times where they found.that the crews of li v e mi., till, vessels fell into the hands of the enemy ? We ic.tve looked in vain for, this part-even in SUCLIET'S letters. As for the tifrit of Sir JOHN thllttiAtlrb ‘V no' insist upon it, till we sec bk disp!ltches; though others are so sure of his demerit, Upon . tlie authority of the enetny, corroborated by the obnoxious cir cumstance . of his being~a Member of Parliament, Who has not panegyrised .131.70NA:PAR:ry,, or voted 'or the humiliation Of ,Englan i d.----This . , indeed, s the gravamen . of hig crime—. 'no keao and frotii of 14 !" FESTIVAL HONOUR OF VUITOItIA. The Stewards appqinied to conduct the grand I.'eti%al at Vauxhall, again mit this morning at the Thatehed-hanse, for the purpose of deter- . mining upon• the final arrangements. The, pre parutions 'fog the transparencies, and fire-vroihs are upon the most. extensive and magnificent scale. It is intended that all the coni- pang shall, if possible, dine in the same romn, for which purpose a large temporary addition is to be made to the Rotunda. The number‘of Stew ards advertised this day is only one hundred and four., but probably before the Ffte it It ill be in creased to one hundred and fifty, as many Noblemen and. Gentlemen who are in the country will be, no doubt, anxious to obtain that honour, ft has been suggested, that the festival ought to be put oft till Thursday, the an- niverary of Salamanca . ; but in that case it would be necessary to 'keep the Gardens eleried for.the three• preeeeding days, which ✓would d t enor_ monist) , to the expense.' 11esides, we, s.ee no good ground for this alteration. WELLINGTON - has transformed so nr common , into memorable days, that it would lead to Lidless embarrassments were tre to attempt to s►►it our rejoicings on new oc casions to the dates of former triumphs. It will he iinpohsible to devise means sufficient to- do honour to Vittoria alone :—how much then must any jubilee fiat short of the adequate cele bration of Vittoria and'Sallmanca together I The exertions of the Stewards, ►nd of thc Noblemen and Gentlemen who have taken an active part in promoting this Fete, are most strenu ous and incessant, and deserve the highest com mendation. The precautions taken' to render every I►art of the entertainment consistent, a‘geedhle and splendid, arc admirable. Lord WALrot.F. set off at two o'eloek yesterday from his house, Pkolton-rdw, I.)r.Leith, to embark for St. Pe.terstntrgh. Lord WnITWORTLI and the nuehecs of DORSET rr4l perted at fu 11 , 0k . e in Grosrenor-place SandLiy, from their seat Bud huts!. Park, to make the final. arraonements for hair (lvparturc for rel And. tcr N.AVAL NEI S. P:MT l' 'I . Atr i'Vett la3t evening, tl)e Sp . aniidy privateer Stinr.Lran Ilwgista, of Co .run cvitli'thcll;nish ship Chariotta; UkaTM 11 1 :3111 LondoTh, bound to Havre-de-Grace, laden With a Very valuable Cargo, Con Siting of sugar, cake, . pepper, &c. ThiS. ship has an English license to protect her and' cargo friirn capture by men of war, but the privateer considers her belonging to enemies of Spain, Denmark and Spain being at war„ consequvut:y very curious .and new - question will arise in the, commercial. world. • To-day arrived tile. &Hata, 74 gnus, Captain G EUI:Ci IiPEE:4EY, and Egmont, 74, Capt. J. B 1 NG:FAM Erma off' Cherhurgh.—Sailed .the Royal Oak, 74, Admiral Lord BEktct.r..aK," and Bealorse, a l iiruise off the ‘Vestern ISlandsc-arid a Russian 74 . andr,Rnssiim frigate for the .Downs. His Majesty's ship Alphea takes Convoy for.Coternsey and Jersey.—Wctit out of harbour the. Venerable, .74, Capt.. Alms into harbour, the Wanderer, Tweed, and Tagus; to be refitted. - Jucy -14.—Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship Ville de Paris; of 110 guns, from the Chkonel fleet, ' • JULY 15.—Saiicd the King George packet for Heligoland. WHYN.OUTH, JULY 14.—Put into our roads' his Majesty's ships illb;on and Primrose, with a large fleet under con ‘roy, for British America. JULY above ships ate nqw getting , under- weigh with their cotivoys, with a tine intei t e at North. DEAL, JULY' 15.--- 7 Sailed the Russian ship of war Orel on a cruize off Flushing. Sailed die Swan 9uttcr, with-the outward. bound, for Ports mouth. Put back by contrary- : winds the Swan cutter and her cOnyok, Mrt.roan, Jt),t,Y U.—Arrived this day his Ma jesty's ship Foxhound, Captain PARISI:I, under convoy of the Lapwing, to he stationed at. the New• Dock-yard at Potter Church,- as a hulk for the purpose of temporary «•orkshops there. Extract of a Letter from an Officer kith the •ExpeclitiOn recentlysailed ffont Harwich " flosely Bay, July 11, 1813. . "We sailed last WedneSday with a fair wind, at the rate of ten knots an hour. On Thursday morning-we were becalmed ; but an unfavourable breeze sprin.::ing up, we, were beating about in the. Gi.laiian Ocean till Saturday night, when it blew a hurricane. was impossible tt'..) keep the convoy together ; the Commodore made the sig nal to run into Leith Roads, but it, was impracti cable, although only a' mile y -lour we, Were in sight Of ,Yamouth, but the storm was so tremeadou s that no pi!otwould venture out to EIS. . therefore kept , to sea, and reached this Bay on Suuday forenoon., Two of the convoy, the Saragona and Doncaster transports,' are tniss have on board about 12 00. troops, and are,' supposed to- have reached Yiirtnoneh • transports With the 3311 Regiment.have just joiaed us.from Harwich." Sir FRANcIB LAFOREY, in the Weal Indies, and AdMiral Dixo•N, in the Brazils, have apprized the Merchants and Cantains of that the Lords: of the Adatiealty li4l'd ordered that Do ship' or yes .sel,..homeward bound,. shall he permitted to sail . without convoy, and that the Penalties cif tlfe Convoy Act will be'enforced against any captain who violates this order. The following article was received yesterday 25.-,-'t'he Governor romfa A.aierlcan pritweer, of II giuu, aori ;Y. W.., had a sei'ere aura ;c- -merit with the .Yurin ,, ,n, S. S.nrinaoi, on toe of May, and after forty-11%e initiates fighting e . sen)ed - by tstipe rior The Charlotte, with a valuable Cargo, hound frOna a British port to One in Frauce, With licenses ' front JUAIt countries oh board, has been captured . 'by' a Spanish privateer, and it is apprehended that she will prove a legal prize to the captor. The ifidt,zonk n and Mury, , a new R o y a l y a cht, Calitain SPRoulx, arrived in Dublin harbour on Wednesday' se'ttnight,*to attend the L9RD LIEU- Ti;iIANT, instCail of the,old Royal yacht, the Dor set. t he is to new*ship, copper bottomed„monnts • la galls, amid is fitted up in the handsoinest style. COLONEL CADOGAN.-.—.lltllol l g those who have fallen in the late memorable victory, the death of Colonel CADOGAN is the subject of very general regret in this city and neighbourhood. Lord WEL LINGTON'S eulogium stamps his. military charac ter; but we may be-allowed to remark, that his conduct as a Gentleman, during his residence in this garrison, commanded the xsteem, and con ciliated the affection of a most respectable circle of acquaintance ; while his attachment and kind ness to the corps under his immediate command (the 71st, or Glasgomitegemeot) necessarily rendered him an object of interest to all those who had friends serving under him. The Magistrates and Council lately presented this gallant Officer with the 1 - lonorary Freedom of the City, in gratitude for the ju , tice which he had done the Glasgow Regiment, both in its internal - discipline and in its appearance in the field ; and in full couviction that he would never lead it but to honour; Too fully has this anticiption been realized, as the brunt of the, battle of Vittoria it appears - to, have fallen largely to the 71st, whose a nd 'vanhded exceeds that of an y ot h er reg i ment . Glasgow iltrald. number of k Med u.Wednesday senuight, as G. MONTAGUE, Esq. of 1 4 aekharn, near Layedelc, Wilts, was shooting, in company will) a.Gentleinan who was. on a visit at bleb honSe,, MoNTAorp's gun accidentally went a', and ldged.its comings in "the hody.of his friend, who `survived only shorl. Mr. state of mind is indeserible, ' • - Ti 1.7 ALICANT. After kitully absolviliq .Ifiaisters from sure whatever, a ATorning - P.:Fer gives thi lug aoeuusst (if the force employed_ maid SI MURRAY, which, it says, has been olgOinel private sources :---- • „. ft 14, r C at,. . Informed, that the gaffs Isl. Joftzi- lost, 3vere- the identical train with IJOril k .1 7 1 - .LLINGTON tCtitiCetl'llltilit)7,. rille, sent 'hack to the Tagus,' embarked thereto r troth v • i; cant, and taken t r oth thence vitlf the e l''"' l i tt t . : ( r t: l, : l i i i i i. .3: l : cr i t i r d i t ii i' :o e : t: :: t i l , rte ::l. cl.. g )t l ' l l l ° : i s i n tl , 6 t l) r a f a 'e n i n t a { ' l i i' :l . l' i i-) :::: I ii ,, : i : s t i:i ‘* : ' ; ( 1::: 11 . ; : :::: 1 : 1 1 • 1 : ° : : :: ' . t c . ( o : l l:l l l . i y a n t: e y n o , f i 11 151 1 :.i r ti i ci s i l l ! ) :t r m a l ttl ,lust 01' 80 1 0 '0 i r: ) , : i i ,i sc , ... pt,i cellent soldiers--of their class, indcfica' c . :a lo b ot o ict i e ly :l 9 7 l... E ' hltfero:7::safir.otitl.lctriylefoirinteb,e fi w e .e ld. iort 1:,,e:, spokeni the light troops deserve' more P"' l ''' a distinct battalion o b f e lirr c l i* fr 'ss c e o c i l ti;:k .s ia; f:::l,l()::l:;;i e> to regiments in Sicily, the c hief' of i. t ! c :l 2(l, a. corps of 1 Jan ' ,L:„,,, _pAn..:!, CteaW.>f,--)111 n 131 061 by •Licuten..-int-Coloifel (..:":gr l3ll '''',„' j c;;: Royal I\rtillery, clothed and armed by 1 "';',0 fish Gurerrni)erit , precisely like the 9 .- !tt) ,( ' lo r Re . gitnent. Ti; is corps I:as lieeti for Cr" . ' ,',,,,,.! , 1 drillcd;by•Britisli 3 Otli-cers, and is Foo''''' Lll 'i in a hig,lf state of 'discipline ; 3d,' a corr '',,,,,,,, Calaliruse riflemen, Cintintawicil by' Lir i t° ;', Colonel CAF.EY, of the 10'h ri,!gig""'' ' ' 11 :;:"' tachment of our 9.ff ;. ,eHaletit, .100 iti 1 1 :;;, n i . told :aril, the lirlit. infantry etill)P39ies pt ,( 1 1 1 English and Gernian.reginients o n thoer ~;,11' Besides the artillery, the li : tilt tr . ooPs , l tt ,.._!:, battalions of the liile,' there w''''''' ' ll ' s° . '' cavalry. ROMAN CA`IIIOLIC LOL" .. . - . if i „'„: The , following . - resolution, passed at ti Catholic Aleeting 'dela in A' 3 , ) ,a .„) curious specimen of tbe accuraze isntl 1041 c,.) Of eming to Conclusions for which turf( able..,. Is so jtistly renowitd :--- . - " Reiolreil, 'fliat the moat coreii“l tir.ol;; of t , . , , e , ), id of Ireland are .etnin.•::...l3; Ana, ..ins<l I)..re 7 ;Y r c t " : 0 4 11 Royal iii:44slLin ttit; i.i u lie o fTSoiiikx, for iiii lioo r ', e tr oy" reprobation of the ()rangT.SyGtea;,, alt tli t i lA, ' , l cv 0: to institute an inquiry into the nature. au ii te , , sys..-eat." - • - ilat It is .hartilv necesa'ry for us to pow-. ~,,, , pti apparept, incon;i,qency of praising Ls , .. ;60 .! . i SCSsEX for " an h.,.,,,, , z,t :ind Mantil rePrO 3s io :i a- system before he has iniole' al ing" if i ' l ) , e ' I , l l l oe nature and tendency. .1, lit, lic.ro;"fi" "- ill roneoft-dy attriinitiot, , to lize Call' °l ' ic l l :, " -4 , ) merit of having' given, in the toreg,rlß, 1,,,, fn :;:, ?;.ai n iiin , n;v f, t t pilir,:itv)sic)ciriboel je,o.asnisyi.nill.ttrieliftnit;:eis..iot,:titilB,,c.:::,),l.:::),ficillii:gi.3l,st:t.:l...7,: would he, proper L'Or, 0.011 . „;..t 0 ~.,,,,...e....iiiil., . tairntiA precefk catitteiniititiOiri 11,1(1111II.Ip : 1 s c h l e , : . : , : i n s c . ):; i :d c .o.. r_ itot g hT li:_ e l (l l l . ) :: ,: i a l l ij o nt i i i ::: :l lt i ,.. l ! :,b, ) S i t i,: : .: l , : h ti e ln e ,. l : . :: " t rtiree l;: il : , : t , i t r. : t . : .. : l , : ;, te l..k, t l: -. 1 : ...,, ; i : r : i.111 Le,thrueeitn7nligagThinl3ifs.6::::ll:i:isioisfat-cs:Illcal sert(:;:ail,lis;.ecitle-ii,c;;;:te;;I:_,:::,:e,;:cill.1.0; i the damages were laid at, :250/. w,as 0 , 6 ;e; i ,i t diet. Ewell g h i e v t e l u r for iA )'rttliteEtlieLfl'eiffflcift-It°:v°(1)11' t'11,'.'?1:104114:,',1'.1: r 01;it there was no proof of Siy k i xf;' ( '''' ',.: ,i! 1 . giyen ally orders on the subject, 1 .101 11,1 4 ', i ! If ofir'Generals and Adifilrilts ahr''' `( ril' i . i, 3 5,, „; ' conduct armies and fitiets tn l_ritlMP s ''''''',.,,,,lri'' , facility as their condu; -. t is cfitie44 a!" 0 , 0 . 4 . the means of success detailed, tv..4 '8 11 ! ) t u ivi ot: 1 1 : overeome all our 'enemies. liot , mait", ..et 0 . ,A cfo , ..,,,I ! earnpaigning in the field and la 0 - .. c str ipi,,, very different' en in rr-s - insomuch that 1 % , n ov. -, ii n ot lia" ipli suspect, that the rintion - wow.' „ , l,oto' ~,. reason to rejoice, at the change, If Ili ( i b s tit .l, ' - 'Military and NiiVal censors were to he S 1 „ i c or: for the least meritorious of our %0" 1 " 331 ' 7 : „nale,C 4 C.' land 'Jr by sea. ~ There is a very curiOns coincidence '" ~) , ,16, cunistances respecting the most lot . of the ( ja'rttsr, vvl:ch the splendid IKittle 0„ t' j i agreeably fefreslies tine recollection of. ~„ 01 sante field have two Knights of that 01.0,(01,1,g, nobly di , tiliguislfed themselves and their tcr;i,t4,.. .these tiro are the fi rst 'and the last i 0 t.,', i ,,,, : e 1 '" these illustrious Kni.)-lits.. I,;n‘VAlty, i',.,,14 WELEs, (lie tirst . KnCglit, gained a 5!"`,,, ;( -,P! if on...nearly te.same ground as I.;ord Wlil i L ,„4Y. l the last Knight ; and the very heigitt' 4 ; ta i ' lr ii:- ' or inability to defend which mainly (''' )l l ici,. to the sucees3 of the glorious clay', 'are - t i • F.., ,, , , the .Engli,th Hilts. T rivr'" IC ILK:EN NTY, .it - tr.y 7,—Th e accau nts 0. .; O . l P ' ', little of Vittoria reitclnid is ve,ierd:lV. jilllf. atcly on the receipt of this •,alOyinfis ibt,„itic'r, the Earl of OttmoNb sent to :the. liAtio . "l,`" - tO f thy Mayor', requesting his attendfiurc al4pri,. and on his arrivd, *propa;,ed to him'ilo f „iiirc c ral illumination of the Cit V sliou',l t',1 14 ,,;t;i0 the evening, to evitic , .! c re t• t; tbc ill' : ;,is'" at to splendid zlnl de..7-,;:e..; vi,.;;;;:v. t •";,,,1P ' instantly aCced-f1 to : Cle A.1 .- c\ - : 3 1 . , iii c0v5e7:05:: - gave the ttPUe ,• , I'V dil'ei.l.;(lv,s t -, l' t '' ' 1 : •i and tile X. ',,. , :: 2 .., 2 t o.e c .! -•lc i i ,'.::: .- ~ large Union ,ti - H •.. - ...14t... , J :p.l tl!: .;• 1 spicaons tower 0: - H-_2 '''...,zie, wiwre, it ' , '1 during the whole . i ,-.. In thr. eveni!,:- don' of that i' , .: , , : I‘..i:_ ` ',.;', ‘l•ts I' ' ',,.. • anti frOrn its . ..:',.' , H . :1 • 3 . r: ..:.. ' ' . i a " I' , :.. '' ''' cent appearance. , •,-,:,. : , .. •I• -. lrt 01 exhibited an !ILI, c .: , . l c!1_.1; ,-; :illt s•` ' II Barracks alsO ti: ~; •‘veil tn::; ',tl-'i. " ' iltSiOn Of I) . i ' ' t, etir * 1 , . ' ' ' gl,s. I ~, '. • - ~..., the garri*oll ilb:seruhleit on !:.- :. . . • . ~! ' '. ) .. i feu de joie, :Ind afterWeixii , ~....: ' ' . ',:. tilrow4h the wil:i., line .1 ., ,- L;, , ~ ' t ; 1 reglikiity. 'prevai!ed dttri•v• ~',: - 1 :: 1 '" ..!.4.." :i ,•iii 12 o'elnek the wholi. ( , ',,i'' t ••,,, , '::: : ; . I. )' I lA.ere 641kcti-!ii,iiitlic trects v... , •!' ''': ' _greatest joy was lintel! °ter ti,., :•,;'''ll' • : .-r .;-