The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

,~ '' " . 'NAV .11, \MA'S, • t ~.I. . . ......,, .. PoPTistettilf,•SiPT. 30.LSeUed ell:. Einakli „ . . . ~ ' l OOO iif *.•...4i., e, i•o :'al' tsiertiseY ; Ili'; 1 ., : : ;,.. : !••• t ... : 4 ', , Jesty's ship .Intirometict Wll . • 11 C!ct it.(il : t P7 , .. . • 111"na, Op*Orio, 'aeit‘i Lis boti. The kiVicisehoonet tal , ' —*-: ~: ' • • -''. . . • •esront,oy to the Ettitard. . —. • ~ . • 1 . // ~,i4ON LYN:(itiTti-, ~•r/r. ,26. • --- tirrt ed i tire. Beaver, n , from t. it 'etel'Sbiirgh‘ . .. . t " P4 LP S;PT. 30.--A:l...lied the Pal/at o ne l u g ger join Ppiisiatnith Fr I;ti;t. , and lAtrains With the, ships as P "" I °T.; ; T4 I•.r T. 0 .-B r .-- - :.Sailed the Erie cartel ,_ . . If: r r i lie ll es ":;, 1• 1 1 e: r l y t With Alrs• ilsa.-IgßeLri°'ap:L'lt'lheb(Q'ailr•e(ci'l. packet for l'rits . 44 Tlotie for the IVvst lodipi—buth %Yids Inuits. -. i~ f er v ~... . 7 _ , . inent of Ihrrtsti IsiavAt, oittE.:—The f o ll ow i ng t i t: - )Q'avthe number and efficiebey of the British al F orce is extracted froni the O ffi cial 'Returns to '!eitertlav • -- qt the ' tint, cr • AT .SEA. - l Miri , , t- 1 bombs.brirs.Cutters.sebosners. i it ,a eh. S 00/19. . .... 3 ..,,, 48 1 115 7, 3 6 los a 126 , ' IN MIT, AND FITTING. 9 35 8:3 . I - 39 GUARD Mu's. s_ , . 5. o 0 0 a 35 DotI'ITAL,SIIIP S , K C . 2 1 '0 . 0 0 0 I L It ~ TN comMitisio;:. 4 135 . 317 7 190 4 2 ' 60 ei n . . I", Oitimimty. 1: 1 " 72 ',,4 : 1 12 1. 4 BUILDING. „ 0 ..,,,,... '' 1 2 9 1 9 0 ..... . , _ -4 ~ 178 11 . 21 ,,,, 1 43 64 ' 6( t p ' Tot -11. ....... t ... 1,034 vessels. '„ 11 , Il lorce !Iftre Pre distributed in tii:Mcditel:: i ti l i '''',l,l'l/0 Vessels ---30 of theline; in the C 111 0 . 0 e 1 7 4,)f the ' 1 of flit: line", North Sea and Baltic, I L ie ,', 41 ; off Spain and Portitgal; • ; 8'40,1 Arne,- ~ '"9 1.1 Of the ltne, 1 kity lean Coast, i-- 61-4 B of the .. , Litt c I rr '' 'rot)) our s .., lnitirorotY.rlnshing tnention,_ .I ;it b t r i,,,," the rith inst. .the 'Jason frigate, thrt:e f ol ,'" , iilld two cutters; being, the winoc of a e o ci e , el l ( '‘v olf V li tShing,',..were taken, in tine style, ti t ," e i ,"ltta the enemy's port; by the Commodore, 1i . ,; ' i t 'll. Ltptain KING.- The vessels formed a lfitl ' E ' -'''"k it their saik • they then dre3sed it, co- C4 11c: 1 1 ) 0( 1 11 : 1 1 vi i n g , t . te , Sp .shish they the French, and 1 11 Lf t.le (aSplay with a salute of 21 guns, II l ' i t t s ti, 4lr Gr 14 -1;.le victoris in Spain, to the n? ttnte% slaty, that . so 1.,..,5' astuttishment of the eneitly. The same let- greatly are the armies of the L ts t t 4 ilt want of .men, that- once move all the i i ,„ 141'11:ive been taken 'from the ships at Elush ai,s,:itil6vitt to the Grand Army : th is took place ; o h o : ta ort:tight Ivo. They collected in .alt - It 2000, Ti 4 e b el t t ti )(l , t 1 lett ers state, that a rumour prevailed fro,,, n t f p ' "ft ,A'1,11111.4. YQU Ng, who lately returned Im re ~."" '' ' '"'l'ne, had received orders to Pre -4,‘,, f ur an Expedition, There are seven EtTlis)l itai{ilitntr!tlit,::‘,:niaa .lith,..of.h„t, l e s hi ps ; a nd, a fri - - 41 14 1 i4h fri ~i t„ c ~ t ‘ ' i tl '' "I Present, :Ind four ,ot h er it,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,h! •, kowely expected round fro t h Its Nlai;.ity's !chin 4r. ,, 1 ''in iron! ea;.thagen„, frith •,, , v , tins arrived at .Tatn re. Tile ''en's, ..Ithii,loo,ooo dollars On b la c.r t !lie B e l t, ii r r. .0.! sflllll, while pas s i n g tit rt,i,l ti , eampanywith the last Baltic fleet, .p.sattnetted a n t ! L tit •)i to by some Danish, g un-boats. L 1 i N ter an I r r,... .' ' ailed in the:r - oat. Ti -.•—v, nowever, esc--.• - .. teal fl ax I:eldi:ellqu had „ valuable cargo o f flax 4 1Z T. Lrd 4, ---- yesterday at the Atinth 'ly 11.18 resu med his seat A.t v li al • . I. ill.oltl'il °---1( • 41: ess .1 1,„;," PRPcrs contain a itl(nitrln,ldalusia,and general ordc . r,. r , n t : 1 1- of '1" ...' toe Conde Dtt. Ailt5BAL to tht.. 8 1 y dated A ugast 13, la peni Z tler n , in trlticli tic that illness, proceeding' from the rtii,,,p.,°.un.ol(l tf0,..,4,. had compelled *: him to . ttt i 1 ',, ls r t i ,the connivin c i.. 'l'!i is ILl'llly, .which is ";:1 ); ,„ e '; 1 , 4 t he blockade of l'amph,na, is now, Persll,l*('T by cr,...,rat thaw, lb" ."%iit,Ra,,,, ikisC:::"'" l all article ;dated 'rtzilela, th e t'h" l ` l _ l 11;1,111--i otentinaint,, that the celebrated Mr NA ttqlt;l:l%4'll 1111. 011gi l . t !I:1 t tOW 11 on . hi„,' way to that t l k lt vt , , va ett, the only 'fort which .lield out in . t ) lia . I 'tiz, ,',2,4' gtirrisoned by -100 Frenchmen, in 1 ,a -"'"1)(1,1-tV„ielt lately surt l endered, the Spaniards `3l,lllotrtk4notsliets, 90;000 shirts, 40,000 pair . ~16 ° , 1 1' . .11,;11415,000 suits of clothing. • ri A1te.,1,;-`tetr % BEYNIO ll It riAlll./tNT, Dtt1)111Y - 1 '1'1 ' 11 4! in the Peninsula, 'was lately stil t . - /vitiierill!ll trth en'. prisoner by it ri . e"h PlTic ' ~r, r ine e, ' Nig. with some voting Officers on the )y -allt .',',,a(harintz the grantletir cif the scene.--- h' 4 „ -, gf. th " -,. .cl Mr. LA R PistT IS "Rt h e party escape d• Pi, . lYnti ne c, ~, ~ 14 4 tAt 11;"110iis 4,f hall cartridges bave hoen ship ltc) t 'i t• lll ),,, i ' titi t - tit)e! for 'Woolwich, thence to be (-ty Kt Pi .sort h. The workmen at the La"ras" 11 1 fil,lil iYl'lOlltll-tiflek are 111 4, 1 1 K ''' , lrt r i a employed ex tra hour ti -ores f or t h e sante, destitiation.- 7 In % 4'l"- i ls ilt'.- l'S illions cif ctirtridges were tuj q tl(' it g i t , -,•},otututit'h,onfl ' is ' Well, iIIIIIICIISC nuttiber itie e lett. tllel,. 1itt,,,i,!4, v il ' s i trtz : , . 11. - to the frouse . ''of,.. Commons from he -altered pre -1:„It t f , ' l ' 1 1* the AbbeY is t • () • T 1 • steps urea, 4 : 'tt-: IneetiN, cif Parliament. tu''. i rtioD "e (-,lulu Itooms Nos. 1 1 1 :: n . - (1 . 12 1 1- I 'l ,, ltl ' tll, l' i l 4 litt vel, and a new Stairc . ase ,_ rna li le i) , o l7 l e , 'is ' ) r(,, Commons, &c. going t - rui ~ • itt,4:l,ti:iiltirljnYtil+iectid .At Once to the street , "' 'll 't'he'tV „,;t:.,the right. to . pass the steps by the the Ser 4 / ,, 1 :il I),,l'it‘lll:i-froont t. Workmen, a nd t 1 14 d r 'eia l i, l , , ' it ntses, are employe( ill ... brushing. ~--,s i o n hut .‘,. e lat; "P tor the ensuing .-- ,1 - 3 ' . • 1,• 4;4 4 ~ 4ia 4, , () ,-• . ),ond what we have 44 I, 1 , 4 . , described will :1101t.; N1:1 1 ,. v 1 thenstl3 l l' i ,„ flit el - ' Ir. Sheriff 'MAGNA) , gave i IL:011 i','.'ll, iil 11 ` , iin ‘ ,.; 'T oo his 61E.ce, at the it u ,`.. 144'4 4iiit`kilertitore-st.rcet i and yeiterday 1• 1 _1 . 1 : 14 1 . : ' " I iidi 'l ...g11%. his entertainment at (old - t, h-11 ( .4 . -,. itiesiths the' Loitri . : 1 v_ A Yon, Alder wri -t1,(1,4 . , ' • , Duke of ‘ lii p , " , t1(,,,i, ; : 'Wis. Company, .k. the :,''' t ite :Sheriff with his ptie , oenc . c.. ci ti;c'"( l l(! . , -I. ‘' 'A the christening ~f' the "'fan t 'st, [ l '. . 1 4, ',,l.„''"`e , :_t c to hi.. her \i AJEST?; the t tt 1 1 1, :: I 'V p ' r ,c' . ' ) ;.1 , .1 the 1)91;r of I r oRK ; the A t i-e t W wi:0•1•1 1 / 4 ,:' . tile 1 , (1 ter i;'• 10..1-,011. it is 11 °t „. . „ 14 11 1 , 1 , - ,..'"e :At . i '' '' illii,triirtits ceitiliollill ii. ti ) , l it - '" 13 4 (p• '' 'le, ' L , ..1. of Clicl e . .t. y, in Cunibrill b .c- ' t hat ,ty'l orpi - 011,4;t' IVO QyA O f , w ept , . 81:14 097 • MiLitrAtir. titNERAt ORDER.• . iloyse , Gunrag, Fgt. 16'. . . _ The. Counitander-in-Gbief, occasion , obsrr ve , from the description of refurns,wW..:lr ,have lately 'been sub'. .roittetly,o hitu, a dteriation t in smite rc oltetits fro.o the .4-e -ernitim,;;'regulAtie&' which is *attended with corgetraer-hn highly irkjuriaus to tlie it tbliC, iii brinzing into the? service men who are tlioir stature and ,mall to. perforarAhe duties,•of soldiers. An nt my regiments cf the line, recruits !Mite : b4 r ri,ti g atted at the head-quarters 'helOw the standard, avid ethers -laeyniul the age prescribed by' the recruiting , regulations.. ? In many instances,- vollinleErs.Aleo frpun 'the ntiliti,t ILA vc been appreved by the Inspecting °Seers wider she above elictnkance3; • ••• • • In, several militia • regintents, linys have been ,enlisted, thong! in 119 respect eligible for the sez„viee, and .who, from' their extreme, youth, are not likely, 14 a considerable period; to*be eqnal,te. : any chatty.; . • •! The : COmtbander-in-Clrief lnoSt?positively forbidS a con litmation, of. these practices.; and his Rival Highness ...re piiress. lin.; General Officers in the tomtit:and of • districts. and bri„olitle , •, to prevent. any such deviationi from the' retruiting regulations in the corps under their conutiadd, either of the regular:or militia force. ; ;- , • Ciminiandini; officers o regini.mts arepersonally?respon sible oat all head-quarier recruits are in ei'ery 'respect ear responding to the regulations, and they . are to lake care that as soon ay the • number of,boys -allowed by regulation (viz. 50 for each hattallen)-are eng:lg - ..d; notice is sent to the re'cruititig parties of the regiment, in order: t.o prevent a larger proportion of boys than is allowed being reci in many corps it is observed that. the boys and recruits en gaged as lads, at a reduced .standard, • have nut grown and fulfilled the expectation under which alone recruits of . this deserition tire desirable, Commanding ments, and all persons connected with the recruiting service, are enjoined to receive no 44 or lad recruit:, who do nut, from their make mad stature, offer the fairzq hopes Of growth, and of becoming vigorous and effective soldiers; and no recruit, volunteei, or substitute, is to be received, who is 'not in every respect conformable to the established .regulations, without the ,Commaiider in Chiers special au thority. • • General Officers, in making: their inspection, are reqnircd to be very mitintc irr their examinations of all reernits or en lonteers, or substitutes, who may hare jnineti Since the lact, inspection; and to-transmit- special report.;'Of any, either fol . the regulars or militia, whom they 01.111 find not, to he con formable to the re:Toiling replatMos, and acts of Par liament on this bead. Ibrconimand qT his ILaral Ilighnesi the Commander - 4n. Chef, , 'CALvERT, Adjionvc;,‘Nrai. . • . Comm.-MA.I;II4.—A .General Court-Martial was licid at liatlipole' Barracks,. Weymouth, on the . 2oth 7 May,. ISI 3, and continued by adjourn ment .to the . 21st June following, on Capt. Gon 7 . PREY PETEas, 'of the 9th regintent of Light Dra goons, accused of having made an impropee use o f t r oop ,horses; of having misapplied aml em beziled oats., and approprirted othei• public pro= party for his own advantage, &c. &c. amounting altogether, to 13 char.:es. The Court pronounced inot ,of them frivolous and vexatious; and con sidered the others as the effect of error, not from corrupt mOriyes ;. hut as they were a breach of the Articles of War, they sentenced h,m to he cashiered, recommending him, ho:vever, to the clemencyof the PRIN:cE REGENT, on account of his good conduct during a service of 19 years. The riasci: REGENT has been pleased . o restore him to Isis and confirms, the condemnation of the pro;:ecutors, Serjeant-Major Klno and CooK.R, for preferring such charges against their superior °dicer, and ordering them to be reduced to the rank, as no Icingerde , erving of trust in the situa tion of Non-commissioned Officers. DUBLIN. SEPT. 25.—Lioit.-General the Hon Sir Joins) 'tom K. B. Cptiiinander Ot t! , e Forces left this city on Thursday I'r Cork, where he is to embark .on board the President frigate, for St. Aridero. The gallant General has been appointed Second in Command to our illustrious country ?urn, Field Marshal the Marquis of NVELLustaTo. The Wexf .rd iegiitlent of Militia,. cominanded by the Marquis of ELY. marched from Sbelburn Barracks on Thursday to the Ctistom House QuAy. _where they embarked on hoard five transports' tor Bristol. The Derby Militia is to embark on board 'the transports for this city. The. Cardigan Light Infantry regiment of Mi.; cunlinimiled by Colonel CHICHESTER. sailed 'from CoVe on Thursday last, under convoy of the Stork, Captain Cout.sost, for Portsmouth. Liei►t.-Colonel HAMILTON, commanding the Royal Artillery at L►ugl►rca, has been appointed to succeed Major liaotrou in the co►uninnd of the brigade of Royal Artillery in Limerick, wh►ch has been l►►tely made an Artillery. district. We un derstand that Major l3nouGu lots been appointed to a command in the West Indies. The inhabitants of Perth were greatly annoyed, on the erening of 'Monday last, by parties of Mi. Nig parading the streets, and knocking, down with bludgeons all who had the misfortune to fall in their wiry. Nay, respectable and unoffending citi zens were assaulted even in, their own shop doors. The ruffian carnival was renewed on Tuesday.--r Among others who were attacked on that evening were the Earl of FIFE, and,a Spanish Gentleman, as _they 'alighted from their carriage near the George Inn, The Earl defended himself Very dex terously with a good stick, and got into the inn with little hurt, but the Spaniard, who Stott(' aloof front the scuffle, was'apprehended by sonic towns people; and not being able to speak English well, or to give any aecount of himself that they could understand, was carried off , without cere mony to the low iron-house. He was soon re leased, however, fent» this ingloriouidurance, on the personal application of the Earl.—(Dwactee . :ddvertizer.) Friday an elegant entertainment was given on board of one of the British men of war in the Downs, to, tne Admiral and his Liuly, with other t' a W attendants, and the Captains of the Russi a n s hi p ' s lying there ; after which, in their, and the presence of several British officers, the Play of the Matt of the World was performed, and the part of Sir Pertiruti M'Sycophant ably supported by a Ca ledonian. The whole met with univers a l - a p. p i aa sv, and particularly the Russian Admiral, who is a Scotchman, was highly entertained, and, with and brave ,h. e rc a h p i t al ai i n o s :ve h z oured with their p hi r s ei ld eo ady a ball,ce on board, and did no t break up till the following morning. A singula r ity of names of men. employed at the sarivtioi , at Bath, it few years since, occurred, viz. the names of Frost, Snow, B acon , cheese, and , souictinEs .—A s artily of those who talk most Itre great admirers of the French beg leave tothem ask what they i ( !:) o q v il e t i. I i i n w e n ci t i „ ri x :s v i e of eight squadrons of horse appointed to be aa of amour to BuoziArawrx 6 , u. TliE ;I; - • • vv,lk plcaannt:l,:i , rnedy of 77,C ilkory -,Tritga/ 41rctif attdience,to Dr,ttry. Jane '`l'heiktre . of Mks ,other',hoitse. , I,irts • !. • !pt. g W4ll. tbe.ralspe,. tivosirableaii, intpr6sion . iit the.more ,1;t s4uations of the came ehara,cter in fienry aspect that he would appc.ir rather tnore to advantage On this.oceasion. Fairtttf,' hoWever;..in the comedy before its, is so Much the dupe or othei.s, that canterript iningic3 with p. , !riinent, and we rather . inin with them it) laughing at him,, than derive entertainment from his own salie.s, of ~Wit and ltutnour. Au actor, therefore, from the' nature. of .the ll,ttt, inthis 41runit, .lu,s operative unim .the mind's of hit 'nicht:nee than, where the has ,given him .superiority and Controill by. his shrewdness, promptitrde, and pleasantry, -33ut, notwithstanding these. difficulties, Mr. KEMBGE Vas by no means less effective, and in the scene* with Ford was peculiarly successful. Altogether be received pitch applause. iVROUGUTON rcnr tiered Parr( very prominent, and ,the Merril Wises could hardly have beeo assigned to better per- . fortnek than MrS. Gt.ovr.n and Miss M F. 1.1, ON and Mrs. SPARKES, deserves At very cotnmendatol.s7 notice, fir truth of eliaracter and utii.,ifected trintir j , in Airs. Quie/ay. , P. Q. 1 .?, it 11, Y. , Tur: FRENCH. CROWN. • ititticii proud Gat.. l .lree Crown's dcbns'd Front Mint it 'lvai in days of yore; Since Ftreiin distp!ned ifer ancient att:rling Lotus u'Ott ! MISERIES OF TIT E - .FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. Bain comes on. when just Spoils the powder in your gun ; • • Birds are dusti'd nud pointer beat; Nothing in your biig to eat; • Gun recoils and given shock, Often goes off at half-cock ; Stormy wind n 2 (patience tries) Blows theipowiler is your'cyei ; Painter sets—.l.h; steady Pont . • Only Hashes in tint pxn ;-- Ready with fatigue to sink, • • Vor - dry, raid nought to drink; • Flintescapei front out the 60clict i , , Not-nnother in your pocket; • Walls some mites and make a pother • Ere run can procure another; Conte-hark in a surly fit; • .• Birds get up and cannot hit; Though the ;rime is marled by you, Ilill or hedge impedes your niutwi • •. Weak and feeble as a mouse;. • Five mites off - a ptiblie-house; • • s. • See a than go on before,. Killing twenty brare inore ; Pointer-hiteli is big with whelp ; • impettv3-she rotates you help. Friends, at home, wish game to kill; Order'tt o ff by . landlord's will; ~ x ore. 14 to traverse lioine again, Discontented, fall of pain, Nosy you reach your lire side, Wife tonal:es, and friends deride • Foil of vapour, full of These I've wituesed—tfiese I've seen. IL T. 3. The following is an authentic list of Lanrcats bUICC the reign ut QUEEN ELIZA3EtH St ExcER. ••, DANigt., who succeeded • • 111•:v .loNsus, 1619. Sir W. DAvaxANT, 1G37. prornEst, 16d3. . Si.t.wwk:Ll., 1638. - Txre, 1682. 11...wr., 1715. F.usoEN' 4718. CoLL,LvCiatit: 1730. Vs . 1 reileAr), 17'68. W.A.ett*i;l7Bs. 1790. • ' FEMALE. FASHIONS. From ACKER3IMiN'S Rcpository rf "ins, Fashiows, ,S•e. loasixo . IUE-ss.—A plain cambric ; a tlircc gntsrtc;rrd'tuttalin ur Chinese silk robe wont over it, trimmed round..-t ire -bottom and up the fruit with Indian border or ncedie-work, and finished with ,t deep tiounCe of lace. A cati vent hi and pelerine of .White not Ince, .cuniined tinder the chin with a silk cord and tassel. Hair in irregular or namented with a fancy dower in front. A short rosary and cross of the coquina bead 'bracelets of the saute. 'slippers 'of htiff or 1e:1Mo-coloured Lid. Ulott , i a. pate tan colour. .livEstx° Ditcss.- . -.A. pea-green crape ft'ack, warn over a white gossanivr satin slip, With short sleeves of white lace, and waist biassed with lace beading : a deep flouhee of lace round the feet, headed. with silver octtiug, tile bottom of the sleeves. and hack linislic4, to correspond. Hair in curls and ringlets, confined on the crown of the head, and intermixed with .autumndi dowers. Ear-rings and of her ornaments of pearl, Glares of white French kid; and slippers of pea green satin, trimined with silver. From hit Retie Acvemblee of the Pre,tent Mandl. VAIIXIIALL VITTORIA Fisk Ditess.--hort dress of crape over . a. very !ingot White bMill petticoat, made more scanty in the skirt than 4C.)1471: seen Litton far 30111 C ; ornamented round"the bottom wan a :trim . ..ping composed of crape and small pearl beads itt the form of laurel leaves, each of which is edged with those beautiful imitatiobs of pearls, and a row also Nuts up thamithile of each leaf, which loss u.nov`el 'and clegasit eliect. Over this dress is a Priiteess Charlotte of AV A leV't bot:y,, of piolserape4 the' hack is made uncommonly broad, and extremely law both behind awl heforc. 'the sleereware 'traps tn'er-white satin, fancifully ornaniented with brads to correspond with the triunning t'uhwl the bottom ; a but tnueh smaller, trimming goes round the bosinu and hick of the neck. A small white crape jacket bilislies this chess. The hair cropped behind, and klisposed In base r;ogluts in Innis; a superb white lace veillitils truest the buck of the bead, and is taken carelessly on the arm as a drapery; a fancy half wreath is placed on the side. 'White kid gloves' and slippers euteralo necklace, ear-rings, and firacelets. • ANUTIIER VIiTORIA FcrE 11ucss.-1 1 1ain 'white lace frock over a .white Sill'SOVI petticoat; the sleeve, which is half-way down the arm, is also composed of lace, stud the form of it is extremely novel ; the top is very full, and drawn i n b y a string of pearls, the bottom part is comp ose d o f th ree rows of narrow letting-in, each •row edged with pearl • the sleeve comes nearly half-way down the strut. lialr curled iu louse and luxuriant ringlets in front, turned up tichind as tightly its pasviole. tired-dress, diamonds and the lirine e 's phime at ostrich feathers. Diamond necklace, brucelete, and ear-rings. A slight gold chain at elegant winkaii.i.ship, to which an eye-glass is suspended, is put :maid the neck and brought to one side. White kid gloves, white satin saii, dale ; ',wail ivory lan. as bite lace t cil is oecionionally thrown carelessly over the Montt, and fiirine 4 drapery oliien Ai at once simple, ele i iiint,and tyiteEttydi .10;ce.— in jewellery Ire lone to an , - nounGe the decline pearls dress; eolatiteil sonic* rank at present nex.t to die ; they s ure 111,111 ') . l/0 banquets which were stlumetll4i4: 13114111Weel , IUI y I ad, are at present in high est;inat.init. • for the mantis are gold colear, sea7greou, lilac 4' The persons charged at Union-riall with mak ingiton free ‘vith the Prince of CoNnE's peaches, thungh they bad no objection to Poaching, thilik it hard to be peached. it is n curious fact, that most of the ladies It b o go to see the Indian Juggler swallow his sword, shut their eyes during the operation. t L G E 2Z,li A..N Y. } I • ; ": . The "rollovilr:gl c ittyr,,thuttgh. 114 a rccent date, ccntains bonne inierestinr, •7 : lthAwubitch, CC lmaciine nie the very centre of ell that is warlike kk.Europe,; at let : ult. : as lo,nmobers gaged., ~SurronntleAl by Amperot , s,,, and lii uses innumerable theirf,trains ei , ,rcting every day eitiicr the atuicil of Buoniyarte, or the ollensive operations,c.f,tb, t my;. ; L staid at Stockkohn till the, armktkv, and the propeet : of tonic .active scenes, d , !termined to, reach this. opiut as,soon.as..wc r.rtultl. .We left. Sweden about the beginning of Jtily,. crpssed the lialtic•to Stra,lsund,, :ThcSwedi,;4ll.• arniy,was there, .atnetinting.tO 80,000,. outlet the. command of Bernadotte. Onehears little, since the.inad days of Ontrles XII. ; but lassure yoti, (though : l have seen ;WOltrCle armies,since), they seem the fin e st ti ()or 'ln the Continent. Tito, 'ottillety.iobeantiftd ; soperiorto toy thing iu Europe:ln Sweden, andthroughout,thearuiy, the ntioneof the Crow a Prince is inoliscd: no enthusiastic admiration of a Sovereign can be carried, higher than Vint of the ci-dez.v4 Field :Marshal is there His cyes,are dark ;111,1 piercing ; his count enance . severe and reflecting ; a contour perfectly French, from his black gcquplexion and Brutus head. " Yon have read of the spirit of the continent. I assure you, no idea can,he forme]. in lingland of the enthusiasm which animates every individard in Prussia against Frenchmen, French principles, and 'manners. The Levy en. ilictsse fun, been com pletely organized; 1 . 1111 eVeryoni., is a snb! z ier iti reality.'_ The women, of all o r d ers , . a nd - ranks, have given . 11p to Govennnient 'great part of their 'watches, gold Jewels, and ornaments of gold; and for a month, the public sale of :hem, has been going, on. The higher orders are uni versally employed ist furnishing cloaking, linen, &c. for the armies :— . .-every chilli ilnin.:4.t has kis sword anti syidiet's dress, with which he parades the street. In repairing the fortifitlon. i Spandau, some hundreds of women are at %v)rk, who take it by turns to give, their work volt uta rily, and . without pay, to the King. I went to, see in what state the siege had left this place. Ail that was the beautiful part of the town i now in ashes. There is not a bonse but what bearS the niarks of being hit by balls and . shells ; but the celebrated fortreis, which covers . a :great extent of ground, is in the interior one scenic c,f d e 6 s t a . ti(M. One part, whine the powder magazine blewr up, is completely destroyed, bastion and all: Ti suburbs, consisting of 430 houses, ware com pletely levelled ‘virh the groutid by the French, before the siege. The trees all cut down, not 'to' intercept the view. During' our: stay, 141311 NA... norrr. arrived to take the command di the Ailicul Army in that part. Ile was received with the nt-: most. demonstrations of joy. He I t tinder hint I 20,00'J men, supposetr to he destined for the re lief ot' , the countries between Hatriburgh awl " The Itussian army is the finest Sight imagin able the troops are incomparably • ivellxlis:Apiiti. ed and aecontreol.".. . . 'TI 1I MARKETS. CORN EXCIIANUE, Ocr. 1. We bad no fresh arrivals of Wheat this day, but' what. tray left from the late arrivals was quite eiptii to the ifi.matid, tjie s.-de being- dull, tit a reduction of 9s. per qurtet.; Oats wero brisk, and limy .be uotrd Is. dealer; tine Barley mid Atolt rally support last prices ; ;Boiling and Grey Peas, are 6111 :to• draw; . Tick Beans were brisk; other kinds of Grain reoscht the same. .4.'' En;lish Wheat 394.495. 731, Cans - - - 5;)5,0 si Fine ditto -71 s. Sth. 995, rick Beans . ins. Poreigia do. - . 505, 70s. 100 s. arts - - •... i;•, New Rye - - - 5 , 25. —s. to - - _ ir Harley - - - 275, :14s. Zins. lit to - .. • New ditto - - . .625. —s. 'o - - Malt - • - .- 7os, Hos.' litto - . Fine ditto - 9'4 s. ---..4. d 441. WltitePease (boil.) 795. H9s. ir - NewGcey Pease 41s. tits: I;4s, - in - .Tick Walls - sas. Spoilt Tick 11cArii Pvcd Oats - Pig. Fine (kV° e7,t. Poland ditto - Fitic ditto t - atis. B. Mitatoe ditto - 4its. 11;tri4 Seed 4 , 11. 641. pot Pine Floor - Seconds - 95* SMITHFIELD Ocr. 1. This day's Market had itsliett supple of the yari,, lN Id in t* of Cattle; Beef and Mutton were cheaper I' Vefil aod Park sold at fait, priees p 41111 the trade in general was son,ewhat il,tt. The:, soles in the Ilay . -Market were rather doll ; ra w and Clover hare dropped in price; Hay fetched hot privy. The undermentioned prices -and numbers are ant accurate statement To sink the orr,d, per stone of sib. Tleef, 6s. 041. to ss. 10(1. Mutton, ss. Oil. to sq. lod. 'Lamb, Os. Od. to Os. Od. Veal, • 54. Vd. to 7s. Pork, 7s. Oil. to Ps. Beasts, 680. Sheep, 6000. Calves, 240. Pigs, 26'0. .HAY-NIARK ET. I Hay, 31. 10s. to 61. Os. Straw, 11. 6s. to 21. OA. Clover 61..55. to Swttom.w.. - ---A few days past, a nno of the undermentioned •description, was riiken into cu tody, and is,now•iu. our prison ; ,heuttempted to defraud Mr, flint, draper, of Steelhoulc-ione, byt offering a bill in, pyinent for s o m e goods which he looked' out, drawn upon Doivn, Thonuou, and Co. 13:inkers, London, and upon which there are many indorsitients, tire last of whidy is Daniel Jackson, by which name he called himself, hut it is believed nut to be his right name ; he is suspected of attempting to pas q a variety of had bills round the country, as he had several in his possession, when apprehended. He is about 47 years of at4e, five feet Clain inches high, a little cross-eyed, amid. has the appearance of a farmer's ; has on a light cord small-clothes, half-gaiters, and worsted stockings : sometimes wears a sunol:-. frock, and has the Yorkshire dialect.—“lieming. ham Chronic7o "A f clays at..., M-3 some men sverc en'ployea in digging a crlliU nn tl 11 .at hhoot eight feet belOw the surf:lee, they fotiod and from its lyiog with its trice down warts, it, is; supposed to he a leoLlic had take{{ the veil, as the spot was 17i,e site of the old rotioaerv. t g l l c: t a:o u, r f tl n t'itisJo the first ,►uf~rr+r,v ' , F li ( ) ) ;, l e r r l ::j r a %v-, tbe M`e`th, the truly eel liana{{ ones iu the wuck the body of a female dul , i Vrilf 11:1:1e11"tilo)(1:!IltostiUtreo Lancefieh L week It seem ed iilihewater- Th e covered Olt ti C heel{ cut oil' ‘e' I wh i ch 'riteare:l to "ve p wero been of the sandl-p:)x-I.leir.inintl.:t)inilt:e(k;l'i!'ll:l: will lead.,'We hope, -to the se iz ur e of its unniktur,a parents. r ,_.