The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

NIA! LS.' „ • Aim IIL-I‘V t Pr !brit Dux—z Gottentiurg!ty ; I Listma, 1. Watertbrd. . . `. k THE S I 101.114 (Z Ulll DICZRZ VALIUM AVIDIA'T ? •, •.-n. 3 4. QAT D O IV , TWESDAN, SEPTEMBER 29) 1807, ' , • i AT A late hour last, night Dispatches reached the 'Admiralty from Adm. Gsasal %dated the-' 1 stli inst.. which state that the Mr4SPiritlolatigable ,etertionsihad • been made: for , equipping •the DiniSh FlettlOrsea, tnd it the date'of the Admiral's :Letter no less than. • fourteen Sail 'of the Line:)vere out of harbour ) , and • ..;te'ady. to provaed to England; . • • It gives us great pleasure to find that 'tile accounts. ..k'chieh 'have 4een.eircnlated of thn ( daniage dohe •.to :tiOpenhagen, and of theloss at lives during the 'born; • . burdment, have been' Vet) , - much l eithatfa i ted. It • has been stated; that 6000 'of the innantlarits:were but we are, c n;:*bled to state, upon the best' authority, that the- number of lives lost did not., e?cceed 7017. Abont liOnses • were .destroyed, .itnd i 'ilke College' and t.he,cathedral \Vat; ,consucned.' The . ;reptirtti of serious disturbances having taken place at Oopenhagen believe to be unfounded,. ill:Ilene) the itlliabitants t)turallyrbe in , • . I .• • I sideraute state of trill:111w) and - fartnent • t ,§i r 4 t, \V"L'LLE i.l 11<i6. arrivied at 1 16ripouth in the Piosiih9rusJoir6 his 4101 he , has added to the very I)) I,lo,t4gy:repu ,, n„which he 1144 before acquive4itand we have 'Du 'doub(that he wili . dtAtingui. , ,h iLAbli equally in the I,nyqrtant . Voill oiliqe, which he 4(441% • , WF, h4VO Seen several • Letters . from Officers ern ployej. iii the late .Expedttic.ln against Buenos res; s9 - me of. which ccirtt ill . very severe. siriaures ,upon the 1,1.ii1 of oper:.iti p3:adopted'ui? , .in . tat rid also, in. :tome' instances, Pon tne.maniler ,tivlticli t hat plan. WllB CM - tit:44llW • eXeCtl,6oo , We •La.it,. lip WO V Ce,' tOlA;;,otir,coaty to detilln . our . 0 . 9 . 1416 a pini the. utsfolitutiate events—which hai , e lately • JaFtturve , l hl. TA Plata, lneatisa it Ct6lioa4lt4ittlitler '•tr'in).,l e.s tigation 11* :64thjeCt. Auy attoyfo• thtiivforo the Vtiblic .... jnitui the of detAiis.mzlijc . 11 may Or, may • 14.1 , 44,414ty w t.t...1 ha oar 0ptri10.4,1)..,110-, rtiareinclinedlo iffoUt rinno w Lich may be prejudicial to . the 014ceti employed On this. occasion, Awe• we have obseried tlytt the, late. Ministers .ith4 ,kheir have uniforinly endeavoure4, wheo th •Exiiedititga fail'JJ, to s4ift. LW...blame krotil I,olthin they • • . • 1 3wi statc , 4 iii thelezidi . hg .pit.per.,„ 01 this, day, that, tllo.:tf,` tAtie Ministers vvele not fortunarU seli...tiitogoffollikknvto thejl . ' inf e r . i; l te f Niiiiii'v-i;'i n .' tea„!til hhoold ee hlr.twit from this.essertiowis • that them,eive4 ;ftte , ro., brOtAid t 1 )4044 tilt) , t or capatity'in 'the • . "Oiiicers werp to ex.L . ;i:Ol,;liwtrt. Bit it , occurred t o Cm.. Writer of the artie,l6,in question, that some plakne, inust attat* 16'1114414;1tt ho heleted Of- ,fi,p,ers Who ,wero,.9hevak: to the dwy for which, they , were choien,. and ' therefore 'he adds, ‘, if () ands; d thoy had the • . 'l,64i'''' "'of 'seleaion, which 'au ili'): l . :' , l4 ' ol .Y . :boliApi":ii,i . ei,..ll:'id . . nat.: Now,. ithp3t ttetyliow to docid."tlpon the capacity c . F tk. the Officers whOkrinio3l9rtreition - t to ' ' tto. , • twititton, wimp% giving aiiy . oiti?icoti 44in ipe Pilttysf 01 " 11 ';',r' 11 ; 1111) C 5 S9fthP,P1M06114 ! 11 `AtilisCh iitt'Alt, •Ayreg 4440041/IWritl'con !Atitled;',Weleg to whether 'Coltiin, l eir.;,u i vuitio • I I . • I • ' • 444 . nu Ind by. the late. S'eese... NVaaioPAtittietit, Mr. - WfNl',) ; a ;Id Vilitither that Gentleman' did ha . pers'iit in his choiee' very .,. considerable opposition ? . W 4 b b leave also to. asit, WheSther General WitiTlitiocxe was or viAs,:i)et . ft)* tih .cOnitnand by th e . same; 11:12;lit lion. Gentleman ?. This goes. - . ii4.)a.wa:have no 4sitatiuo . t9;iin`swer dir.:!etly. in the The device alloptil r by the, oiews of 't ;44 late. Ministers, to shelter t hotly tiotrivikie ,-- dis,grac;e tif theiriiiiitires; - is very ingenipillft 10h/ii 'ht throw . 'the lAsine of the failure ett, and.theil as4ert that Ahoy 114 rim( thtttchoieu ut KITE' (M~jctrS. A rep..tt, ha:4 Deer) ettrrertt ter smile days, that con6licod tita imitipose importance' or a periwinetit acquiiitirni 'in Hata, Hl tenet t o scqii.l LW Etitedition there uptin fano 'a i se. „'“, as, aitilost fit,teeess.. It ithardly twees. imiy to that this r.: port is eritirely fo n4td 9. beetais.:, it Alinisters really had ?$1.1(::t a pan they ;:erittinly would , :',!re 101. he - :,vt'a)witig •Lettai . trorri Ir , ill .11 Ny 1 4,9)4441 overy pus Alto etidevaOry,oftLifllliititt.:•—• don) 4( iniegr4 l ,Y) • ' c . . , 1 ) Oth 0 ?May,ccarne.in tkplu st. ',,,Villirs,t Divi:i(Al 0t , ... Trans oily with Tioopstior thetalie of Good flor„ will, saiSiTh•rptirrow l tintOr coivoy 9f Ili', Alajwity's SlTils v .Diaitiii' (Ad rn i ril 'S T i at.' i 1:45 :11aitona I Ig,:;i9d. Comet. The first Division for England. will sail Ink madiately after,,under,Copvoy of His-Majestrts-&hip: Thisbe, and others : therefore you . tigiy ekpeattletn:, to arrive in Odober. A Vessel which is arrived front Rio Janeiro spoke the. Stec:fly `GATI-brig, with the iffatizbrir and Ilartiver Transports, and Conirigwoia' Merchant Ship s in lat, 3?. buwid to tins 1 : 1 1)- der .convoy." , . • . Yesterday morning 14iSsM AJEsTy . , Pritice3scs Au ? '861)11rA, 'andAmEr.fX, accompanied by the Hon. Miss EGERTON, Generals, tilturwaionlyand FurzinaY, and Colonel TA.vt.on, their' u,uul ride in the Great and returned at twelve. • . The Climax and Princeii ELIZABETH tool: an air= iag tO•Freginere to - ag6 and Gardens.. .. • • Dispatches tier - Admiral GANBIBIt were last night sent, Off ite'Copen hagen. •• By Lett e rs froin an pfficer .on .board-Our Fleet in the, , Riier La Plata, we learn, that our Ships :were to be,, yietnalled for, fog. the Nereide Frigate for five. It ;car* jeaured, that..,the latter Ship was. ,either destirked fur the East . Indies, or to remainipu the coast ~el. Seuth -• America, to apprize 4 . 11 Vessels aitnitig •., . of•• upon that wait, the entire evacuation of the Conn' • try by otir Forces y by Yesterday. being the day preViOus to Michaelraa4 clay, the new Sheriffs, attended by th e heads of their respetaive.Companies, proceeded in state from Dra per's.bail (the a N sonier . §her, r. , S4nitli, being a Member, th e Draper's Company) to the Mansion house, and from thence, a cco mp a ni e d by the Lord Mayor, A.ldephen„ and Citv Officers, to Guild4ll, Where, , after'. the usual • tormal4ies,, - Christopher Smith,' •Esci:' Citizen and Draper, '4.1 ilielLird Phil lips, Esti. Citizen 'and 'Stationer, were sworn in Sheriffs of ilie'City'ef London; land' Sheriff of the Canny of Middlesex. Theriew . Sheritls were well reeeiited by the Live ry,. and ' , Mr, 'Sheriff 'kartictflar, *as greeted, in the most tlatteringmanher. The proceision afterward' returned to Draper's. ha 4, to partalte of an entertainment famished by Mr. Sheriff Smith. Tile entertainment this day' will be at Stationers'-hall, where Mr. Sherd Phillips will prqpide, , • The ftratofficial aa of the new Sheriffs imMediate ly after. their 'being sworn in,' was to issuehotices to the kleatlboranghs and _Constables. \throughout, the County, of their determination to enforce the penalties of the'lltw , agffinst thoSe.who shall fail to 'hake complete and correU Lists of Freeholders. The difficulties of ino.king up Juries from the pi:esent Lists are well known, and' it is nearly thirty years since they underwent any considerahle reformation. Lo ii IYLOroft had yesterday along interview with LoN'AIiJi.OnAV, at the Admiralty, relative to the River, .I.:ncil?les' Voluntqering their services 'to Popenhagen,, liistraiihns, we Understand . ; have been seit out to Tlidili", \ to . iiripoie an aild;tint dfily of tu per cent. on;"Neutral Vessels trading to fill,partS of that eciuti :try..kiiltiii'liritish jhriSdidion.. - . 'l' he` numberotletters received yesterday at the Gerieral Pest (Juice was greater th;nn . has ever been knotm..‘ The mere. poitage amounted-to 46001:- • Letters' from'. Cor,4 state, that it is' Sir Joins Siviar., the Hero of Kiida,, who is in have the chief 'command of theEspeditUm assembling at that p9rt, 'and not GeneralAttaliSFOßD.. ; ~ T he. Winer is lienrly expetla in that •cify. It is adrittd,„that the_.Squa drohef ficiptiral OlitlIF.Y is to. puoyoy Arin.mickit to a certain latitude:.. . Vot,t/NTEiLas;:-41te St, Margaret's and St. John's VOlUnteets had a grand 'truster ,;,it their p trade, in Westniinsterfiall, yesterday, under the command of Major JoNiS. The number was ahout..toq rani.; and file, eielusive of Nod-cornthisSionea (Micas, Stall, MUsie;&c. - • After drill they went to Tuthill •nelds, where theY6red five roithos eadi. The lirittce of" Wale-es Volunteers. have a daily - drill in the King'; Mews, The St. Andrew-and St. George's (Bloom - bitry).rtre out daily. u o nder.Cel.' REAlitta, in Giay's- Inn Gardens,: where the 4th 'Regiment of Loyal tondom,.have regular drills, .The Loyal . White• ,chapel are out on per Oia nen d uty - for tc.-n days.— Thq _Chord", .Spitalfieldsi. end, Clerkenwell, .have attended so often, as to makeicunoeeessary to go out to makeup their time. • Tito Kniphatuen Ship Minerva,Kvin,Ei Master,'; has arrived . at-Sheerness, with wino from Bourdeaur, ‘ - from whence she sailed tWelve'days. since: The.Cap report#i:!tliat - the - Inhabitants there had io idea of the surrender' of ii`oponhagen and the Danish: Fleet, to the'Britigh,..but it was currently .reported that 80,009 French troops 'were gona lu,Portugal, , and (16t13:1JOIsiAPARTE himself hatl:proceeded with. t20 ) 00) .troops .to 4;,ntleavonr. possesSiort of the r ishind of Zt,alaiSil. ( . 21iit:tin Ku is- LER also bays, that'there art.; near.:2oo Sail of now lying at Bourdeaux. Su invdterpte lAas been the spirit . with which N - ro nig' of iilookacioagtiitist this Country hasr.huen'enforeed, that even Neutral Vessels which' have been ctiptured', and brought. into British ports,• and afterwards released and pertuitted to prosecute their'voyage, have hen seized and cot tlernned'on . entering t Frencji.port--Ar havi n g liwn in an ,grig- . lisp , harbour on their voyage ! in the number of INletttral :Vessels: thus treated, the ;Alue,ricans, how ever, ate not' included' ; they are atnongit the mostfavollro . • ,6ations BUONAPART'I4. I • 'We are glad to find that a strong sentitnent of general ip:'2,gnation has been eceited by the inhuman' diversion of riding against. time. , That, noble. ani mal:the horse is so useful to pan, that .it is.,ungrats . fat and unjust to render it the victim.of this barbarous przailiCe, tor the despicable purpose of 'a Wager.-- l'i,(l6striatis may do :as they please; they ore hiot likely to do themselves" any . injury,; and if they were to exert..themselves too much, they would be properly punished for their folly. But the poor horse is not a free agent—he most.depend on the avarice or Caprice of his tyrant!, As this is a- savage 3 sport, of which the Legislature can-hardly be 6:pea :.to take..cogniFance, 'we hopo.at least Alia t it . wi it be Punished with' contempt 4tici thti 4ibulle t o public otaliva. • -- . • ti, 5 • --...M,.:r ' r 'ltiAtotiTn, SOT: 26.—Arlivpd the American Ship Penus, C , • it from lllenecarin a with w'ine, for orders, 45 days passage, during which! hhe has not spoke a single cruizer ; the American; - 7Brig - Oonstatiation, frdin Boston, with coffee, gugar,- rltc. for Rotterdam, -tietained by the Miranda Priva terr, of this pQrt. . • . . Passed : up Jhis eVenlng the Ship pan . . 110'7714ey,,:czyt.. :Atl T,TuEws,. nine weeks froni: - anikaica,. parted with the Convoy. on the 3 16t In lat. !P1.% 55. 10ng.'47. 30: 'in a gale of wind from the S. 5.. ; .the Ships 2Eohth and Allred, ,of Bristol 4ingstpi,t, of Newoastje; and •Sqlly, of LiVerpo4 partec.Vat' the sarde titne i and keptidornpany With the Llan .tourney,' : (or ten days, when they were finally 'separated in a gale of wind from 'the!ast: ward; . theabove Ships were all well when last ke,c4 by Ca,?t. MAtTIVEWS.. Sailed his .M'ajesty s ling. Swallow, of Ili, guns f ,Capt, MU.NE; on a ctuite the Revenge , National Schoonaty,: for . .Portsmouth ; the Do p~tih, John, and Cutters, .on a •Criiize. DQVBR, SEPT. 28er-Tile Jamaica kleat is jy~st goiog past for the Downs. . • • PoarsmotTti, SEAT. •it Lambtort, whielt•Was captured on the i 4.5 -a mite to the .westward'Of the Needles; Ou ki t ir:py4.l from Plymouth to Sunderland, by a French Lugger P 44 vateer, haS been recaptured, and sent into this port by the Re.vista4cc‘Fiigate, Captain Ahnioa ; and , tit Olive Brtinch,.DUlt ANT, which was capttlied the Lanahlon, on her voyage from Plymouth to Lon don, has been 'recaptured and, sent into this port e . • . , • by the Locust ;Gun-brig. Ameng . the - Oporto 'convoy, winch arrived yet terday at this Port,. under convoy of the...Milbroole, are the Isabella, liumsLuy ; Mary gitzi. Elizabeth, STO S T Arrived to-day ra . Topaie Frit.,nte, Capt. Gun - ~.yrrns,+ from Ireland. Sailed the Locuq GEtws, with a,convoy for the Dom us ; Ant Sehooner r . tor Guernsey. . , , PasSed'hy this port the Orion; Ro's, frompc merdra, for the River Thames. . Au Am , :ricattScheg,ner just arrived from Mile. rica, with Dispatches. , .„„• „DEAL, s,F,rr,.:2,o,,;Arrived the Ed ward liuglies, at 38 guns ; and Northumberldia di:i Ship from St. lielma.l • Arrived the. Kiingorao Sloop from a drnize, yoinnteers for the Baltic. Arrived the Nordvonkerland, r)t - guns, with the Lee yard fleet from Tortola. . SEPT. - ( 27 .--Arrived the Maly front PortStruitith, and sailed for the •Nore arrival:. also the Trqi pi!'qe Slob!), B/azerAnd Erertion .0111-brkgs,frpsyka Cruize. ' • ' . • !Q • and : .) This morning the Par:tiaide Merchant Ship, C'Sp . SHAW, in getting undur weigh, drove athwart hawse the Northunitc;r : kiid; end carded away herjib-hPQ4; the Fortitude lost bei mizen-mast and sustained much other diimage. .• • Ssi T, 286 , ..-Arrived the Shannon Frigata from off Havre. Arrived and. sailed for the •Rive ; the:Efiza4eth, Gnu LT, from Jamaica ; arrived also the Eitigstori, ; and the 'Lady Forbes, a...otrns.,Y, from Jamaica. The auOter Arnwd Ship hai Signal flying for a Convoy to - the We,t ward, and the Speculator Lug:- ger for the Nerthwarti. • - in the Downs—the Princess of Orange. Istorthuinbtulanti, Sir Edward Hughes, Shannon, Troirtpense,. Rimer, NI Elterton ; Humber • Armed Ship-, Uepttbrd Transport ; Harmony Yictuallcr. , • .. . . , . . . . ~ 'gasartoctfi, •! SS PT. 24 ,-,-.174e. ,Ntrrt he, n . &jewel , . GB it MEL, arrivetton Tuesda i sfpfrotn ,l'ii:ton ; about eight days' ago, in 'long., t 5:.. fell in :with .the , iird Sloop of, War,' with tie, rudder inveh damaged, and kept. company with .her pll. MI furry..:. The -kat, had . hrouilit the DeMerara Shipg, .consisting,of in tho Fleet had sailed, Sail, to lortola, - but'finding 'carne on with them; and lost ilicill iil male; in which she received the damage - in her rull:ex. • Ca*: 0111T 111i1,, was. hnarded hvpieri'gate; name unknown, cruiXing_in• the month of ate Channel: '' ' • ' --'. The Industry, Gun R ER, fom%Newfonndlitid' Liverpool, arrived at Cork, where shedifichargedl r cargo, and sailed from thence .on Saturday theibi t instant, hut,' being.catight.,in a. se'vere:,sturrn,:arn e to.t h e b oat , , , cro i se d . th e . I r l i h l iannel, to= anchor off Waterford, when Ahe-reaple , tbnk .and when within About.2.oo yards of„the,„Cornish Coast, she upset, and they were all unfortunately.; drowned ; the Vessel, without any hands on .hosrd, .rode out the storm, . and was the folio-win day-. safely taken into Waterford Ilarbour..,-This is :one instance, ameng many others on. record, of the folly of ii.S.hip's crew.quitting the Vessel, witliont 'any absolute tte ne's?4y for their so doing., J . .. ;.- '. r: . ' ' A neutral vessel, which touched at Vizapatam. in February last, reports that the French Ship 'Lc; Pie*. 'inotate, which has. lately committed great depre clationsamong the trade its thellay of Bengal, has been captured - by an English cruizer, after a- swat tietion. 4 The Fleet of I'm:Lawn which 'ailed frota,Paati- Manth:On . the . t Bth of April last,. under convoqiil Jfipiter, were, on-the 15th Qf 3tuic7 lonro y r 14 "y '4 4 ' • 4 ! mil. t .'• ,4 I , I 6 • i• The honour of .being visited by the Prince at WALES and the Duke of Sussex has excited a plea sing cornmp/ion in our ancient Cior, which has ani- . mated dAik , class of its inhabitants. Among the rest the ; fair sex have been particularly delighted, as the Pett.tcrwas remarkably attentive and courteous inireed - seemed" aux - thus - 10 testify their loyalty and affeEtioliftg)thdirtvatikAktle Monarch by every, possible 'testitnony of respt# for hii offspring. The, Marchiones,s of Dfvtili.,trre h as every reason to be satisfied' with the ::sucCe4s' her etideakrohri th.ehtertian 'the .ROyal'VisArsi,,iincl hOt mansion was the scene of. eleene The Royal brothers qui ttect.Cienbeesley Court this, day, and are gone, to Berkeley Castle,. where.. 6(1 4 most magnificent . preparations have been inide to recciv them. ink'L / 1 1WRG.471, Sgrr. Oar visitors are dop.artiTig apace, ,but v!'e bays no reason to repinp this season,• • Tho l .l-Thasek..expert have reaped an abundant haiveit,, and the 'Places of public elllsetnent have had their full shdre of pa tronage. MUNDCN hAs been Perforniing her with. his 'usual success. lle perfOrmed Captain . ,li:ertram, in The iiftli-Day , in .i very capital style..: TA Loa, in Mr. Bertram, and Ids wife in Mrs. Moral, -were both respe&able, but Paillcolarly. the latteriwho,, in her line charaaers, is equal:to any on the, London Boards., - The; latter took' for her Benet, on Friday last,...Every :One Has His Fault,' and was patronized by Miss NVILLIAI:tts, who has long beeu a liberal friend .to her.. The Farce..was Thq 014 Maid, in which Mrs. ` IAYLQR vas admirably , cha.: , • , • . • • An a 6 of gerwrous patriotistrt haS, b'cen perfOrme4 here, which deserves to be recorded with high .raise. It was-supposed that thrtounty verntnent 'to the }gaile)is - Wlio 'volunteer to COpen• hagn, would Lie sciitifar the sup})ort of their 'wives and fatnilie4 berg ~sluri4 their absence btit .whht the ComMittee . for regtilantig Proceedj t ip . for' doodi. Cued from Sh`pwrec4 found that the n n ri 6i•e-1)(S to. be paid;titt• - their:return, they instantly' tent 'tQ the family.ofevery-man Who had voluntpere4- from Margate, and:gave them the 'bounty. mootiY, to support 'theta till their husbands havq conclude 4 the service.: .Lostasnoirg liachad 'a good .benetit, and he de served. it, for hi 4 tl rat ,;' an . .4C4,r and his cart du& : our 'visitors are rapidly depa-rtingowe • still : have arrivals ; •anil though . t . bq 110 t the-gettson is over,- we expect; a -terrtfier9t9 decline, that .-mill'•he ,D3Qre ag,reeable'to the - fugi-; tive, if not equally profitable to the settled bitagts:, • : ' . 7 ; . qAjtriiti.. ; . ;tbe Celebrated perfor t uer o n th e flute, 4151111. 'a C6celittlist` Fri day 'at ou Assembly.. Ito° ni I , lis Avile,.:roriao.lli a-charming singer, 'gat;t.. Arm,;olo cvertfiglit and fair," in a very chaste and pl(osillg ‘ i vai admiiably ateohlpauied • lry ' utt The. .music was . chiefly. :seleaed - 4. 0 1 1 HANDEL, ' and vos . perfqrtned.with great etreat. • •. ..„ • Tt" . i . 'O, HULL; 5ep.T:'26.. ' . . . . . , . On n Tuesdiy morning, the" Right Rev. the Lora Bighpp of • Carlisle '(Dr. Vihitol4) 'arrived - • hr.rt4 . l,lo' quilci . a confirmation' for i liiii'CiEliet: the Arehhiili*igt 'YbiKi .- The i'norning .being , Wet, was . :vetrAinf '.v.ourablefor The-young. +00016,-* ho - attended-ft/An all the surzoanding7ne;gbbnurliciod,. Ahdt4loloitte COP* . Ilpy, ,begiapt ib.-. bp, ' tkdin i s i ted; byi 'the'. lis4firpf ‘veat,,i A;0 ?Vestiliou f end of the chart:lt, , antra: a ..tr r into - - t pActeil, . thefveremony Om meneed, and cop.. ru ~ . le,onniber that ecceived con6rination at+ fats Lordship's hands, was 1..1.64 boys, 'ittitl, J 919 , girli ';.- eumrkreliiiiiop 'dined the ..time day ixith the .R,#,. X.P.lllelititotviDwr . i. the' Viearof the :' Holy 'Fri 4,ikr ell - m(01 ; :I'l\l4 jll the c.veniiig ,ptp,peOf.tei(f .to ):?;:irerftx, ;whert, he colifirmc(l 1799..personsl on "\Vertniesday-; 'ye'sterdarhjs Lbrcisllip. Would . }:onlirtit at .flr,iciling 'toti,‘filis'tfay at'Searyorniigh;'tlon!'rov ;it Whit4y, anc! 80.80447,1tt . .St,otetiluy. , ... Oh' , tuestlrty - Wifnight Ms' LOrdShiP •con firii''lt'il 2035 -pergOns st-Thir,k, on Friday - 1045 at - Malrdiv and on SaturVilyt.R37l at' the Minstetqn 'York. ' ." . • - - ~ ''''.— . '.• : 1• 1 .." dOvemment hate orderoci a large-number of f 10.,.. , i 04 , bottnin ed.b .ol t s to bc get reacli with . k.,umpuiNc (ll..iaitiOnc.srie'",fibi“,:veik(Lue-I.lluri,,ll:leurisr,,ot,tiifto,r-,)staalip,Otho.evitllt;nl.•o4olsrl ma 'they NcOtlid undertake to, t ' - 1 v4iii ' ft • , „Wigs 1 . .., littitiiii• b " •' ' ' . '.• ' '. ' ' T. ~. wi.t li.Esl , !tAanii etll'iF.--Thu COMMandill'E 'tile& arlOover has it in 'conteif i ' , ylati o n.t6Tiiiiiif,‘,.AY,P „ttittriAlifto thesot . .th.ward 6f the tour„ c,4IIed . .,URY, :Criff, but more. getiera:iy kno , .t it t)% tilt,titl.,g Shakespeare's CIO,- 46,diitirig.Ti, , e-i - froid.the'allq shan Made to it by ()111 - immortal .;arti In .0e,p1;4' 0 . ,, f Xing. Lear, . fl.4e, planis' as, ,toitowi, ~i 4: :Abe Clitr is to4; . so.lowered about .50 or 60 feet * :a) as to leave'a -level bp . ice; - in - orderr that a. battery . of4o ghats Wily be ereded,.under theitlea thart tie 'gtma of lire cassia :and heights are. notable. tti tdke:the 63Si ' to the Ey:if ward Of the castle,: and.. to Abu veit,,tra tow , lrci* l yol.kestone. .The perpendicular , height of the 'Cliff onlineit tobe new 350 feet, and has tor . centuries yat,sniteid the athuiration of'every beholder,. acid is ,c•Riftmon totile of conversation with ..travelle.rs ~.,vet94 t ilsit the, town. ,Should this Clikf be j os , vt ' : red,... & 1 14tgod 6 c 1 ; it, WCWICI iella , to lesieit .the btlauty of .. a 1 040 e, and tc deprive- vessels: ;at, sea of a ,very e7c ce ent !autism:alt. but n the other hand, :should iAlartell* 4;LY4Pr.,14 ereeted on it, in the state it now ilp t is, it.y.ill command,the whole range of coast.troril the South ,Foreland to folkstone; and - would be of itrr finite service in protesting the, coast, should: $ laniling be attempted, and the enemy talcs shelter untiet-the High,Cl:ft's at St. Margaret's ; it..wouhl alio prote& the heights from, the enemy throwing shells.. in.W Me plice, were they to get.posse4wi o.' any of the . attiacent hills. Barracks might also lib built to colitainsOme hundred s o f men , an d' the .platl atl.v 0 t t .1 1.1 .. ti o d i c l l l. , ~,,, oii L hfe . i , br walletuty il(t nine! grandeur ) of .the 6"11(13.;. expe . ncn . tbo cre.dion. of a batterycovt.ooullled! third`' :I‘ l -4?.. " U,Pall4.lfrictay as Mr. KahliELBY., the Strigenn°o .-. tivt .trospi . tal Ship, at Plymouth, WiN 16ellat.dbP, ptii,se of a patient, a Frendrepriioner,fslatitt l 4.. ll l". stabbed him in the lower part of the belly, b' -1 `„ 1 10 2(.% ilv: eincrt3iacti vi hir, recovery.. - •