The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-14 00:00:00

bOITENBURGYI MAILS. lia, )I),s Core lIA GEN, Nov. O.—Between - the 17th and , the opth .0a0her,,56 English Ships arrived at Riga ) . 'nd on the thth Pelober, three were lying at Cron istadt. The ' WWI) or ftenAtiur g h..bas culleacd 3,00 Q trollars for the relief of .the' iultahitants.of, ten; ttitti have Suffered by the late Bombardment: . regiment of the CttowN Ps its,- , CE kiTiv.ed here on the loth initatit, and oo the wilt-, 'Mime CiittuttAer tit 11Esits; oil th e same 'day iiv , ;:d a hattetl of flying artillery. Last Week the tegitneilig of tirtileswietc cavalry arrived at .Ainack. 11 . Ile greater part or the attliNh troops are now col d in Zealand.' the. tith Mitan't tire ithidgrave Clt Alt Lps ov i*rtved at Keil with his lady and daughter. .° ll Siulclay morning a slight engagement to . glaceKallebostraild between a. Git#;boat lying t hert aud'rwo.linglish BrigSl 'who Made - aft Atietupt, ita tilt dot twn•ingtith PrizerAtithickiai s imder the . trittittion of tite , GOn-!oixat , ,, turd bad bee4.hitelr • reket*r Oat - After a fliaett ratinoriette the rtriks were bbligOti td retire 4* * llll6ut'effe&ilig tbar • ptirpo.e.--:, The Gun-bot ret:ei'Oe4 strive titintAis*r; hbi tt i t ly been. roaired: two Brigs buffer ! rroisc.derably 'in their tnatts :lila itt the Sound- still-contmue to lobstru& theNaeigation t , within these few days ae; becti - abli,to pass them. Several , ' Ausi4h ShiPs l u te been driven.ol) I.lle . Packers bet %Veen Hadstralid and' **Attila Nbrwity, go. twice A week, but thsd E` lglish Iktlempt to hinder their passage j - illey have l thaced Vrami and - okieerir twiet them on shot e. . fu thtitQwn of abetii'aa subscription. lit been' opened for the building 'Olsottie hpuld this examplo btu , fuiloWed in . the other principal' rpwn Denmark., the , Government will Ikon be• in possessinit of a rekpeatable.klotilla. . Tire 'prohibition t(i 'flew - l it 'hips to bring their ' prizea pOrtv, re pealed with resent, to Englioi; iniZOto long as the' war shall 'coutinne. . . fistVit N (Ait.. ov-The English Fleet has now left the Archipelago to watch the 'notions of the Uttasian Elect iu tiikricittity of Corfu ; a 'stuall , Eng- Itab soadi o n, however, oruizes before the. barda= netles,..and obstrii&i , the communication between Constantinople and Sairna, ~.: ~ . Thu following is a.Cupy of a Letter from the Britidl Consul , at SE. Pstersburgh to the Governor. 0 1 the Russian. Company, (too - t Ith November 4 ' ItOre trtv to communicate to von, that thes e -4 o f Uoyernmenkare put upon all the 'Ware 'lnoue* of:British Mercha'uts, And..of British:Subjetas Ulu) are_ foreign guests. "'Ad embargo is also laid on all British Shipping • (40,41.4dt, , I lmosOnsiderable satisfaelion in 171 -ng, ,, that , , , only the low Ships noticed at Mot 'have been seized. Timely infOrmation was given, and by ekertjons•of 'Mr. BOOKBR OIL the. others Were loader and dispatched. The weather . 'cutH it'lle'' mild, ail& wind moderate ancl.Yariable. I hope this may reach you. . r " I hays the honour to remain, &c. &c. (Sigtled) f I `f " • Stiips-cktiiined at ettittitiltiC * hi - Etti;il4ll 3)eilry — rtiiiiiitt, stopped' flow the agia-sitiiii :Apollo , GIIUBY, below chi: stole ; ,tintt.Nory, W,titios, in ;lig Mole.: 4. The 49/, f .), ,Ggttev, having on bOard tbe , log* 0( Lotd.tiowmit,i was sitter wards released., and allow e 4 to, Rroceedl' • On - Priday His Roxal highness the .r l r4 - eaiaoct Prinis.SOPitl/rtiilletl With tile PTitILVA: - ` 4 \V ALF:6- ittitiAittellslls.l4 intelli'lloyal:!Hightte6ses dined at three ti„citeek,,ro preve nt 1 - -lighOesse, of t; Lao tr irtnoiqotitiocitt,,i* the incaurenieuleof ba ..i.tirki-Ct!irrwiil at :xi •.NOTTENISVIGII; Dlto 7.--Various travelli English. bare this-week arrived from 1111 S woo all reporti that a large h;.1..;. of Russian aremarching to the frontier of 'Swedish Finland. This morning arrived a Courierfrom . With dispatches • from the King,' for Minister in London. lie will . sail to-Morrow morning ,by the Packet. Several Couriers have l a tely passed be , tween Si.' Petersburgh and Helsingborg. Another Russian mail has arrived this day, but no post from •Hainburgli. The King and Queen are expected • here from Helsingborg on Saturday . nest, and preparations are making for their reception. It k said, that after a short stay they will proceed to Stockholm. By. the pest of Stockholm, of this day, we have,. We' hied information of the arrival of Lord ' Vason , G.iwitit, and his suite, from. St. Petersburgh. •It bills also brought another Mail for Eugland, from • - Ittrisin. TUreeilatuburgh Mails are now due. Oirllliursday last arrived here, the English Sloop Of War the Betette, after having been chased off theSchaw hy.tWo .74 gun Ships, Which were on . their passage from Norway to Copenhagen. The -4/Yloronthe Sloop and constant Guif-brig are like.. vise here, with convoy. •- It is reported here, that the CROWN PRIi4CI3 of DiNi4AßlChas been 'over at Helsingborg, and bad, as interview with ,the King, but this wants Con firmation. JUT ND, Nay. i n.—Major-General WALTeas. • bOltri; according- to accounts lately received, has cited suddenly , at Alborg.' • • The Stlitury Colima at Copenhagen, under the Presidency. of Prince, FREDI3III.MC of liessu, has al. toady commenced its sittings. . •: Major-General PAY DIAN, Rearqs4roirli LUTIcER, Aclintant-Geueral KIRCII.IIOFF, and Colonel IitELE.. rat,,T are under civil arrest, until further. orders... 7 l(Stock../w/vs. Gazette,. of Ivou. 28.) Nov. 30,--Since the sth instant, the Sound has been so blockaded by the English , that no Vessel can: go out or enter Cronen-,. tirgh,,to ilay toll, without being obliged to conic Under. tlieirguns. . - • , Qtt the Nth some boats which went. out from bartgitir, took a lame three- masted EngliSli Ship, and brotight her into piteibst r and, „ , Oii the day before yesterday, .a Privateer from a UrSiiieur took an Euglish Transport, laden with , .!variogs kinds of provisions for. the , Englj4h Ships • k Vi cruizing in the Sound, (Stuck *at e .Pec. 3.) 1?1, 7 55 : 1.4 * N UKAE. • TO COUNT NICOLAY rETHOWITUN, In consequence of the present . , stances, which • --ice rt g" l " - -,‘. competed ns t( break ..off conne!tion with Britain, we order, '''; t Ail Embargo to be laid on all British -Vps iii ;our, harbours, and on all prcperty of the .1) bbard.ot the :ante; as also on that at 'Change and in the Custom House l'avli-Jmusel: •. . 2. ' Their immovable property, and what does not consist of goods, to be - lett in their pOssession as heretofore; but not to be allowed to be sold, mOrt gaged,.!or..transterred into other hands. .Taking such measures merely from our evident mercy . to we hope they will not, during the existing difference, transgress their duty by ;a6timis which ,might prove prejudicial to Russia, and thus incur Our just displeasure, but live in due quietness and tran quillity. 3. Concerning the Embargo, a Committee is :to be appointed at this port, of the most respe&able Russian merchants, and ofpne Member Mf the Col-, lege of Commerce : authorizing you, to selea these tutu, .Ave leave it to you to font this Committee, and to inform us of the same. 4. Similar Committees to be appointed in Riga and Archangel, which are to be .dependent on the one here. The selee.tion and appointment of the Members of them to be left to the Military Gover pars, directing also the civil Department, and where no such are, to the Civil Qoveruors. s—The charges which may accrue on this occa sion to he proviied from the revenues of the re spedive Custom Houses, and placed to the account of the sequestered ships and goods. . We are, 8:e. (Signed by his Imperial Majesty's hand) - ALIIXANDSR. St. Petersburgh, oa. 28. 0. S, (Nov. 8.) A Gentleman just arrived from : Cadiz, in \an Ameiiean. Vesitel, states, that at the time of his de parture, barracks were preparing at a place called La Isla, for an immense body, of'French troops, in cluding 10,000 Miners, to be employed in the siege of Gibraltar,,on a vast scale. :The, people of Cadiz considered the. project as wild aid romantic. There were, t t Sail of the Line,. six 'FreeCh and five Spa nish, in the port. of Cadiz, all ready ter sea. So early as the latter and of chStoher they were every Moment in expeetation of being joined by the. Ru ssian Fleet, (a proof that _a secret understanding did exit long before between France and Russia). The liqs . siaprevented b n Fleet w4onlY y the presence of Admiral Puityts's aeuadron from entering that port. On its arrival.at Gibraltar, a telegraphic eoribriuni. cation, Was immediately sent to_Cadiz. 11te therns wore:Wit, all Officers, were instantly ordered ou• board the ships; and the very saute military cere— 'monies which took 'place previous to. the battle of Trafalgar, were observed oa this occasion. Had the , „Hessians gone in; ,it was, universally understood ;that the 'whole of Ilk three combined liquadrons would have fored their way, out, and proceeded to Carib genii, ' D ri ll the Seven Spanish Sail of the Line there: Great disappointment wasielt at Cadiz, and a gene.; outcry against the Russians. • The v h le of the, Spank!" troops at Cadii`liad set out on their march to Portugal, between the iMt and ttith 0100ohe.r, and the Militia were lett - to take cart of the garri-, sori. • We may pregame, that the Whole disposable fiirt:taksits sent.frum most other strong places. These irons must have arrived at Lisbon by: the beginning Of NOVORAlte'r. Gentfetnan of the name of sioNts` arrived in 16Sris yeehi,day from Verdun, and had, a, conference sig-fli Mr. Clltottisio, at the Foreign.c/tft, ie thorn. • also with Mr. Pot, the:Seerc nay of - the ,Ity. Mr, Joriait 'states, that alt the Arneiricc:; Prisoners nt. that place, Alio had been taken during the War on board of English Vessels!" have been -set at liberty, and allowed to , return homea ,Among them' are several Pursers, ',dente earitsoVarrant-Otticers, ...Ste. yet they were till dis= ;_charged.,:,sultittenly the allowance of common Sea s . men. The-disicbarge of these Prisoners clearly shews that: Buie A4eaterx is anxious to vonciliate Anterica.. The lirench are said to !lave. 'been received With, g . reat joy as‘: the .Seven Islands. • It appears) by a letter fremr.Trieste, that they were ootiveyedle ieland by ui.; artifice: which Was liffle to be,appit•i betidelLaithey were stewed- in Russian Shit inf •,Wara ea;Sebengo and-Spalatro, in order thatAbier thightfcesiiape Atte. notice r otshe English Cruitets„! dud. tbauglr ley :.were fallen in with by- ourgliitir, • attliffarent , thries,Uo :SUVidOll was . The intrangemesits. for this'secret conveyance farm:- ed the otily.ubjiTr; of Gem . MaustoNt'ajoartiey by land, through Ragtv.i, to Cattaro. , • meport of-the 'Russian, MinlSter of Marine, the Russian- Baltic, Granl Fleet consigts of twoeuty; Sail of the Line,.tourtecit , Frigates; six dutters,.ant: smaller.Vesselsi The Sattic Galley Fleet'! consists of forty.oneSaili In the Black Sea Fleet ..thereiare:tWelve Sail of the Line, four. Frigates, seven prigs, and eighteen , imaller•Vessels. ,At! Rea , elekeu.Sail: of flei The Liner Total--SS :Sail-Of the t; Cutters, Brigs, 81:6 sinitllet" .Vessehi,22o;:carrying in all 44VJR pieces of cannon., The Swedish Fleet, at present, consists of twelve Sail A)ltive,Litiei and .eight , Frigates; besides Cutters, Galleys, &c. 'and there are two' hips of the Line building.. " . 701711 BALYTC Ca'stirrov.---The Fleet , of Merchant.;.. men,- which,,,after escaping fronr , the Russian hare hours,:reiidezvouseti. at .Helsinbourgh, to the num b r Of 200 Sail,.and,proceeded from thence t&Got tentiutgh,.,sailed from the latter harbour for :this country on the aothalt.i' ;. Their .convoying ships were the Spitfire Sloop, and .Chadas and Bete .Armed Vessels. The three first days of their paisage was prosperous; but on, the la instant this weather became unfavourable,,.' anetthey. all, separated in the Sleeve. By that , time, however, they were pretty well out of the reach of • Privateers. The West India Convoy, appointed,to sail on the 6th inst. from Portsmouth, is now only waiting a Nita its number is very large, the last Convoy haying sailed before any . considerable number of Ships' were ready. The great Piintumg by LUND, a- Danish Artist of &Mie Of " The drogglog .of Hater's B o dy round the Walls of Troy," was f*uld of the Prize Sale* ar Plytnouth, on Tuesday last, for 3a51. It•was taken Vessvl_ from oue of the Ports of 41!LI mean? ic,p - the> King of I),:ornatit. i'llEd77tk. • • DRVItk . LI NP. 111 Otreia,of C.larioni-,eiree' a very popular Draws the Loodriu - stag* ilvi; revived on saturdu at this theatre, and • wasNrery *ell at tenjE-.4.. • The part of I..ionel was' is4en)o.by Mr. An who we' uld have reederect triOre . t.t* cuous4 he had not nude it so very liesigntfleant in appearance. He was dressed in-sot:li Aerilifirnerias to suggest the idea 'of fc The little grey-mon,"'of the old romance. Lzonel is supposed - to be prepar-. ing himself for the church ; and it would have been much,better if he had appeared in black, like all his pitszlecemors. Mr. lilt nom is a man of sense, and he spoke the dialogue with propriety nod reeling.— His singing-was excellent, particularly in the lirst . air. Miss LYON' improves as an at.'tressi but Tier "talents are still evidently obscured by diffidence.— She sung with delicacy and taste, and was throuehout 'perfectly in tune, a circumstance not always to be found in the best . performers. 'l3.sisNlSTEit dressed the character of Colonel (Alloy too much like an officer in the old aty ; Train-iands, but he suppoit ed the part with huMour and spirit. Miss Pore., on .the. oilier hand,. though the scene ofaetion is suppds ed to be remote from the metropolis; was as tine as a Duchess. Her -eerforinance, however, of Lady Oldtoy, was in the true style of natur al aCling. Mr. DE CAN?, gave 'the t'oppery of Jessamy very but there was no occasion for the crying tones that he so often introduced. StOUACE was very lively in Dian'a, and we never saw her aa so well beinre. Mrs. BLAND was to have performed the part pt l Jenpy, but on account of her indisposition it wrs assigned' to Miss KELLY, who . Supporte . d. it .with so much spirit as to affind obvious proofs that she N1'1:1 become a good Comic Actress. Powat.r., in John Floiterdale, appeared, as he does in every thing he performs, a very indicions and respeaable ytor. We should"not pass over SMITH in 1-his first • song ,was excellent, and was encored;• hut. he also was improperly attired, ter why .should ;all. honest old Steward appear in a coat with a blue silk. liuipg ?, As this Opera long ago passed.theordeak of criticism, and was established in public favoir, we were surprized to hear, amidst the 'applause which attended the dropping of the •cnriain,' strong tokens of disapprobation, as the piece is altogether tolerably well supported, and is by no means, units terestinaa in itself. • The After-piece of Ella Rrisenterg detained the whole of the audience, and excited a strong *ante-. rest. ELLISTON, on what account We know oat,: has thought proper to resign the'part of liosOberg, ' for which Mr. 1 1 6,NA:d has great reason to b.i!H obliged to him, as he • had an upportunity of ap pearing to .considerable advantage in it, thotigh be 1 may indeed be thoi.ight to isutate ,his. predecessor rather too closely in some passages. Mrs. U. Sin- DONS was excellent in the heroine of the Piece, and IhNNISTER ably represents the Military Veteran. The nuptial ceremony between the Earl of Ca'? l / 4 - 1'1:114 and IMi.as DRUN'joN took placci)n Sittortiely last ; by special iietnco, at his Lordship's hr):st! ;Is eltarh:s street, llerl:dey-squari.. The Rev. Hothi3os, itedor °lst. George's, Ilattiiver-sciva , periortned the cerentokty, in the 'presence •of. General ST. JM IN Ind bil LadY; Mr., 141IttiELLY CRAVEN, bro.,. tiler of the Bridegro utn , iota the neareit relations of the fir Bride. Mr..BituNroy, ihe rather of the latter,had the pleasure of a ss ig n i ng hi s Daughter tot state whivh . .itet . antiable qualities, as well Its her inturc .1 ing person, are welfealeulated to adorn. The. imppy pair reirmiued in town on Saturday, aid yes terday afternoon. 41 . ,i1tv fcr ~seat at AshdoWit Parr, ilerks, • . . M SI'ORTING.- :-- A Pivot' atelt, for, a Silver Clip, , ' value 3p guitteaA, and Ino guinoas ,, in . specie ; took place on Saturday at -Crabbrook, I SUrrey, in' in ) in. elosnre belonging to Mr,. Se4.or.x, who entertained the sportsmen with a sumptuous . dinner. 'Plin Shooting: Match' . was -between i*scrs YA . s.oxit, STI st and K I No,. kpoikO: . gooti `shot,i,. oiali es ir s ; r , HARVEY Orld C01.1.1.*3,41 V I • birds, fr,iiii a fraWor il 21 yards, and a boundary of I on' yatct; for t ie birds to fill 113. N'ApipliAtilT;NE h4ti 11, shots,a td':'' brought five pigeon* . otkly to bagi-Inup : having ot. '• away from the bound#k after havit been - OW. lis :cciiitiutpr,kille4 . eight 'birds .of tini:-,.tttn left bi n, - tucking in the whol e . I'J dead birds. , Trbe .0 be kg party killed 13 birds also' in the vt * itliT fi It RV , 1 .havingkillod 11 4).e calif of . 1.:1,; and 'hisasitst:itit lirkyipg'• killed .only ibur, in ID • liliOti, :VlO•vg"l',. It IND 141 d liAtt-V EV 31101 14ff ti*•Ti . .;?‘ bkcopsent, amii :iii,ltl ett gni ll e 3 s ti) the' Ori'Litial t stake, .vileil 'KING ViDiject - . Ilk sixth birtl,iand4ovoutTif'bound and his trCi; e . saty who had 'killed." . lol4, , thetriatFli• 1 :' :' - ~.,, 4 , . • • . .... • • ' I - Some further partictilarf,o(the battle between he Ilajalts .? t- Jildlip(g anl a reyPo?lr 'A , ,ve' r , '=i • O'it , 'l tlirntigitlii P e , itiedittin of, leutirs. r.eveiyed ,;ti.aup he Upper • Nov 1)14,13 by ' , rile , lasrrbnv•cyn ttee.* . '. ;0 A N SING, the Itaj4h . Of Jtida . b'gr i tjleiq pp 4''.., predatt. ry r e xcitri di i , intellikence wi , i immf.;hl by , a .(1).01i, to the Jeyroor Itajait, that the thriller trit-int, t o i i iv : l e . a part of his ti.lititoriv,.. 'Alai 4 riic,t,..4 o,6,' . .ijite li genee, the latter ittittleAlltely :tiiettlbled tlptiVer 'tli army of -his tributaries and' adhereltl, trieft:o l( Ii he Seleeted'sever 11 °flit er.4.of cqtlAigf'ooi4,A r i t , to head the &wet of the : - Irirti which marched in t o divisions to the plains of itc.)l 11:tntbA4tir , 9 the encl)) , . i were entainpy:d 'iti griiat tUrce..._, ! .tl; ,intlous.,„thOn h iiregulAr, contest immediately, followed,witio .ii . i for 4reveral hours; 'atOle Condusion of whicY;' Ow," artillerYigtittik J ilt Pits')r .11aialt NV 3 i wmpiettliv''Si leticed, fits line& wero.brokert; and his troops dis- ' persod ih every direction: Great . slilithtir in cOn. sequence. ensued;; and thellying troops . were pur. `sued filFnight, when the vitiors returned and took -possession of the cimp, in which they . foUnd 'a con sideral)le beet) , in guld and jewels, - large quantities of military stores, with hiIITIO favourite horses, ca. mels, &c. &C. 'e Rajah of Judpoor , has since applied to the British Government at Delhi, 'through the atedinin of HOLKAR, his old ally, for assistance, in consi deration for which he has offered to aid some cqn hiderable provinces. The proposal has, however, bee t i wisely rejeaed, and the Rajah has been inform ed 'that we do not by any means -wish for n• farther extension tit *territory. /401.14. Aft seems desirous of rendering him assistaace, but his means are so ;den .tkr that there is; reason to believe he will injure the caner he intends to suppoit. The above event has hpread con,iderable alarm among the petty chieftains who are in the interest of the Judpoor Rajah. 11Lr}JLIN, use , . A fist nists:4 IionIIERY.—On INlonds4 , a little betore six o'clock, as Brigadier °metal .liikbaal'oN was going to the Bishop of Artt.tratte's, in a post-chaise, the vehicle was stopped about half way between the turnpike', where the roads fork, and the bridge of Glawevin, by live, or six armed men with pistols oue of the banditti ran before the pott-boy and stopped the horses, immediately • on which four of them sprung from each side of the read, forced open ,each door, and threatened with their pistols to blow out the Brigadier's brains if he did not deliver his money.' Brigadier Gen. BitERETON seized on the first pistol that wasg t e ; 'sensed at the left door, and w a s n e a r wrest i ng i t the hand of the robber, but having, his erin' seized by another of theta front the opposite, door, gtid rem Ceiving a severe blow of a pistol .at the same . 'time across the eyes and nose, he found anyintther re sistance tortid not avail; he was therefore robbed of between 30 and 40 guineas, with his watch; gOld chain and seal. The -expertness with which these robbers ef&e.ted this businesS, proves that it 'must have been well concerted, and that the,above was not their first mischievous etthrt ; they made off' apparently across the fields to the left of the Glasnevin . road leading to the road to ords.--i On canvassing the circumstance at th e Bishop of KILDARE 's ; there appegied no reason t o s upp ose t h e post-boy could have bean an accessary In this tratild action. The Portuguese Ship Gloria, laden with winCand other tnerchandize, from Lisb o n, bound tir London, was taken CM her paspiage •by a French Privateer, kept her in rxmession three days, when she wits tc-c:tptured by His Majesty's Ship,. Buyekarse, Capt. - Fltil-tER, and sent into Portsmouth. Sim has on board upwards of floc Sipes of wine, besides other torehandize, which, with the Ship, are va lued at vO,OOOl. . • The hydrophobia, we are cohcerned• to state, has broken out atuong,the dogs at and in themeighbour hod of .Adtuirol. SLlVeral of these animals have :been, killed on discovering., the usual symptoms, Several persons Who have been bitten by dog , , either mad, or supposed td tie so, arrival at Southampton on Monday last, to try the effects o 1 the salt water, in averting that most dreadful of all maladies. Anong these - terrified visitants, there are no less titan five olone On ,Friday the Hon. Master 11.118 SELL, one of the ping, Gentlemen' of Westminster,School, and' son of Lord Lt..itos .RV,&St:LL, bad his hand so severe• ly bitten by a dog, supposed to be triad, that an int mediate excision of the part bitten was deemed ne cessary; and the young Gentleman sustained the operation without flinching in the least. 'rho Court, of King's Bench, at Guildludl, is about to be mowed to a situation without side the Hall. A.new.Caurt is to be built where the Court of Regno,sts is now held. The plan has been sub mitted to Lord EI.LKNBUROUGH, who approvis the alteratiQn. The building. ‘t ill form a new wing to the Guildhall, and will tnt. made to earreipond with the itotice•rourn, on the opposite side.. At present the Court is extremely inconvenient. Yeater4ay ie'nnigin died, at Bath, in his 72d ,year, JOHN BOURNIATIitt, Esq. admiral of the Blue, (olTitchfield) which high rank he obtained by pro lesiional merit, joined to the Striaest honour anti integrity, in the service dills country, as %;.eii as in private - Salm:day, a.,4aker in Itotherbithe. was 11110 Los, for 46 mulct s deficient in the weight of guar» tern, and •th half qua-I - tern loaves. ' O n Friday about seven co'Oo t ,k . ,. th e waggon of Mr. C. 'Wilmot, of Sundridge, iii Kent, w hil st sta n ding no.dr the Cattier* ‘Vbeel, its the' Boiough, was robbed by scimo thieves, called Pe. lows, of .six lurceli, each containing two reams of ii(*'paper, with,. which they got cleat off.' Ahoi l t cight Friday evening a boat, it through Lonchnl Bridge, was. twirled 'abouk, 'seyeraldinies -by the string current, when, utifortn, 1 .'1,11,4y,, we'd the watermen, of bkt name of James Oetcher,. ‘vho resided • at litAngetford-market, tell ' overboard, and was drowned. The body has not ,bere a.* yet found. So ' great his bStepine th e deinand for Coloni a l p ro . duce an'the Continent, in cenictinence of the diffi culties which totem.l:iti oWainntent s that we Om as stnyd our Me tt .hatits :no abundantly recomp ence d for their enterprize if , they'receive - paynient to one cargo in three. Tho ).ratite fOr n Now Telegraph to cotDmonicate toAtitito.it It, is on tits: top of the Adrnira A 11) , in 1 1 , 1 , ; othicrtakeo, tbr a wager ol thirty Otter), .t hit he wl-11 go over the three Bridg e , t , 411 thirty-five. minute, ; to start nt the foot 4)f West. mitister 1.1r41 6 e. 'The, odds are ti to 4 that itr '. 4loes tiot pt-rfitrot it. trinale servant tleeart*ed last week, from her , 111:1',i4t holse s Dear Lavetttaish-stitt:tre s V. , 1111 sil ver torki e a like number of silver spoues, besides triiitty other nrticlt's of pltqe, S NIITHFI LD MARK IT, Mc. 14.. day's market afforded a large supply of pritne Beasts; and thc.usilukv ut Cattle in utlier respeas a . abundant ; Beef and Veal' are clearer thao our last report ; Mutton is cheaper ; .Perk scipports lait price, and the trade in general was pretty good, The Sales Ilaymarket were sotno hat siderable„. over. 9btained a better price , than Fri day's market l tlay Arui Straw hava fillet) in price.— , The &Hewing rriees and numbers arc a' correa statement liter p. 3d. to 4},.. 4d. —Mutton as. sod. to 3s, 64...-Veal 4s, gd. to 6-s os. ed. to 00. od.—Nork ss. od. to tis 04.1. Beast,. 3690 —She.ip 2 4640.—Ca1vcs. 54 0 . 11ay 41. us. to I. S s. ‘ 5 l . 'Ss , 6d. to 7 1 . Qs. , od—Straw sl. Ifs. od. to al. tn. od. , L.:ORN-EXCHANGE, DEC. i4.--This day's supply of Viheat is rather considerable, but there being , a demand, causes ready sale at a:further advance in price of as. and 4s. per quarter ; Barley in lair sup. Ply; antiwith - Maft Are each lovtPer ; Whlteand Grey ease, and the two sorts of Bons, keep their prices ) there arc a tolerable. 'l2pply of Oats ;:Fluur it rather higher. : ~ • wheat O oliOs a s6s a 7d' ' ` lick ii.ols - 56; aa n iic t ' Fineilitto . lis a 7 5S ot: Oats - Oa a 3as A 4/ 11 Qti Rye ' . . o s a 0 1 cid Poland ditto 4;l a iis ail Harley . . .04 a 465 Qd 1 Potatoe . . 41,1 sr s ...4 Malt . 6os it 7 , ted 1 Rape Seed . 23i ...k 7s; cit White Pease spas a tbos adifine Flinn- IVA a 6os .s I G illy ditto . 06*. 47it od $ &con& lt . . i 44 A its ,A 1 imme HIM!. AL _ . dt.— .di