The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-04 00:00:00

oticoloi berpall ssful, I.lliii }iislied s Ives , eShc~ ) ger Is , ` ~T~ tl~iM Le II) o f 0), 4 115 ii , ol a 4,1 br°l. so' ,io io" . „ 0 0 . Cs lit, te oo t Oittl` `3/111 ()W i g ( ' coo pc' j /11. 441 1 3 ' 1 / .3:11 • ,it; , r ~, jori~.;: tl.e 'I CI{ , f e Alcal inticri, rtic ,o 1;or 5 " 41 ~;.~t:~c t 3l° fsi el AO l c ~ ~ t~~~~ ~~ie~. I, a" been tecei red tsy Lorel WE o tOk, heaci quarters, with that distinction due to so bitire LI. III I estimable a character. to a preceding part of our impression will be , • found same extracts from North American Papers. Canada now presents a subject of uncommon in terest to the British nation; and in TnESUN (t . .Saturday (eolichicled to-day) we had the good 1 fortune to h e able to preSent our. Readers : • It 'll ) honk excellent information on . the gene . rdi bituat:on of affairs in that t quarter, which w4l prepare their minds for an accurate judg • ~ . taeut ea, the tidings. we, • ‘noVi. lay before them, Ill 'eY are aware that s after the defeats sustained .... . .by the 'American s i n t hei r i nvas i on of taiiada un der CIiANDLEit and Witgoon, the enemy were ! • l , to by back t o t h e i r Ni agara frontier, will • • ti "''' t- . aq were followed, and cooped tip at Fort Geot o p i cti .. c.-, Itaritish under Generals Ds RoTrltst- BURCI I and ViNcENT) while Sir J. l'llo battered the ta from Lake Ontario, and captured their boats • Ind b aggage. In these actions the Americans lost, " . „ 4° ° melt killed, wounded, and, prisoners,- -and • ''''.l.),.' DEaticolln; who lost his se n se s thr o ugh ve " : 'ltitm tva4 superseded by Getieral Lewis.— 1 ~ lotia stood matters by the latest accounts we bad led lea previous t o t h e present arrival. We now eli rtr,i n that Si r J . Y E° swept the American side of tolhe very eastern extremity, landing at vari o , • ' s. Plaees, and capturing and destroying their • Eare sa i c. • Iti 1 . toe:mean time the British became the.aS- . sailalits..on the Falls of Niagara. —They crossed and to o k 1- , . ~., ....tni ochlosser,kv bleb stands half way between • Po rt r 3 ..... G eorge and. Pot 1 Erie—they also suci:eede d'in "" took Ott the Black, Rock near the latter (Oa th 11 ' dos°l s mile loss was occasioned.in the rchnbark, li . .... • (4 the party. On Lake Champlain, we have.. akiso,harasea .the toe by.] proceeding from the -Isle f 1 \ oix to Plattsburgh, and probably thence sta. _ u rthe, r through this watery, sheet, Which.hiter :l'.tt% the enemy's orvu territory, and uptin which b tare decidedly su p er i or. .A naval engagement,' to wever 0 14 Lake Ontario will b r i ng . th e con fli ct cl im an 155'w. ----if C HAUNCEY i 3 bglitell, the: •.ATOC no the Niagara must submit, and, one de trt 1. 3 e blow put an end to all danger in Canada. ' The p a , N ,,,_ t 0.,,,,„ , („, ,, t.i.;citEGENT will hold a Privy Council ,t6e me t e n .rearri‘l.tott-11011se. ett fron t t k, pt., ~.. tcAtilts w as yesterday dispatch '('l the Alliei l . '";" Uffice f or th e bead-quarters Fi .esterdoy the Alarquis or SI-I°° dicii et , 0 hati an : Audi• f the pit to 1: 1 - . • ' wtheu He was •'cE Iteamir, at Carittin-house, •i t a said Introduce Introduced by Sir \Vm: SCOT!. " that .1.,„„i ~,, trio,cotatii l ' ' --.'“ w , - BENTINCK. hai•..(llllttett to Sicily an( of tile army ' t I ; 0: 2,ritit.tin.a to return 1 '"ahiliss %% 10 wits 1 . ttcceeoed by r, . - that *B . . 3 , 1 , 18 Seetind in command. It . . is supposed Lo r d ‘ i ji l , - - ►lt NI H O * ~, • Pc, attct • communicatietg with the C oili el "tibrobt, will be ultimately destined to The coital of the army in Ctieitlonia. ,• , 27 t i, 1 , 1 . " e4 ,dent . frigate sailed* from Cork . on the Le is ,':' with Sir Jones Harr., for Spain . , where the i ee •1 • miand to-Marquis W Fa.- laN urols. ont in con Sech t • . , . 606'NeO'tO jni h the f i' . ls said to have detached 1.9, butA v rei. ` . ) ,r i ce , under SOULT. Saturday, 11 - 1 essel which arrived on o • . , '.Mel t !intit papers, brought' private . accounts,' r tei trai !itate • that no mail bhd .been . received fo . //Aia p eat , Itt Eisenach from Dresden, and it hiost7""rally supposed that IItioN,wARTE was al- . 1 1 Qtli,•,', 1 "QinPletely surrounded as when on his ex . •• tit,.. "1 to illoscow, the Russian armies of*WITT „,,,„ , , 4,11 b. - atia Tettionx6oi.r. closed in his rear. it . - eo ti o• • with Prussia, arc, I . , i % , liii lition s of the treaty . . ' 1 1,;14,,,,' olreatly all agreed upon ; It came to " Y rktv., - ,: l 'itlt the last dispatches' from Sir CuAS. 110 1 - "` l 3 h I • - e roell ' ted •and it k v ill 1 y w tom tt nos . ~ ~.,. . tr e v t ile v .ry isis of its . ratification. ilm 4t , Witt ‘ .. CI . • • ' so forwird a htitt e i' I .Austria is . not in quite . 4 .11 tifii.4 lo l 'llt the urgent necessities of Austria i tm 1 1 111 1 I ',',it to be Long clelactl. . . l'etr ' ! "iiitel . • . • - ditlieutt and destructive tqt 4. ... „ •y at 0_1 • the • , , ~.. v 41,4,4 in Dresden, 1 tatting!) almost upprttc . t . ; oil wit :les, ail(' bi'imparalleled storms of lain (14 .1•0, i '. o review of the - Russitiii . atitt Austrian (.1 t.,, ". ' its 4elti at- Toeplitz, at whidh the Duke st, kara t.. „doll II . Awn this prest. when, -tit we under t..til,l. I " Hoe appearance, high order, and exact w iz11,, 4 " of the troops struck his Royal flightless ... I,l,:,`'..ntislimant. • P'ot4st,t,lcatest. part of the regiment. of Hesse 04,, v ?(It.: taken at the surrender Of I3a(lains, tisti s l""otaril • e l' .1 tl .thselves into the 130- 4., ''ivic e .) " " t " /L .l • their 1 rts ,14 the hopes of COOttliUtlllg eto • •1 ~ , country from re e ll AI • , e mancipation of tKu ta i i 4 . I lltn`ce, Pl'i4 ' t ..iteil, th at . not fewer than 5,000 French ti 'tier & ''''ett "‘Pioved themselves -in making.. lace - in ill Ner c, 1 1 1 - ord, .nitte, which is now titscontitnitt ) J 06 - s'l' of l i c g Prt'' • u 'vernment, in consequence of : its , tr ed 1, .Itidieittl to th e sa l e of British tuanufac-, ,!t., rift t , i l iitt imi "Y. the new Bishop Of Lattlon,. 14 liii ott . Pig' Calioll of Christ Church, Oxford, ~i . t il te. ( r,71:-I.lice, which he has-resigned, in collie-. 1,'.,' h'e 1: 0 ,1 1 nl'Pointutent to the See of Lomita), 11. 4 . `, 4el leitt e ' t ,F 4 ,t.iiild he retains his Fellowship of. 11.,,: 'otisi tii ; !lin Friday, Dr. Howt.EV'S elettl9l.l ;. (: _ ll t)id tt , t ( ; 1 ( 1 1 1 m 1101 V Church, Cheapside, being t t ,. 1 )1 , th e v".'rei. in the diocese, by Sir Wt t.t. , t A . .5.1 . ,lory 'tor-teiteril of the. Province of . Can• ~. It i ''with it ' 4 1) 4 I %t ftt , le usual forms and ceremonies, .*. ...1, ii f oh ‘4l that, the G. 1. • ' i tiolvent Act has' . , ttt thi u() ~. . cl . t..lai I ~ . I ,_ ' 11 0) 4 P ' , tl 'y inefficient, that Mr.•Serjelitt - .1 tiiti 1 " e 0 .., • Tlik og. his onnifisioner appointed, int , ,e . ntis --''''..?" 'toil tlhjeetiotis to the Opitiiolll- at 0e 1,.. "'• 40, ' Pi) doubt au Act to explain and wit i, at, the datists, will be necessafy bt! LPfored, ~.,,,, i t :. NA ,7 L N.E IVS, PALMOirili ; OCT. Arrived yesterday. Mttjesty's ship Seahorte ; to-day the Ludo Letilia packet, Captain 0 Ti3DOll,. eVith a mail front Utidiz, in 23 days ; and his Majesty's'ship Tweed from Portsmouth, bound to Newfoundland.---Sailed Majesty's ; ship Memo,' %vitt' four transports and a Store-ship under convoy, for Bernuida :111t1 Ha lifax; Ira/sing/win packet, with a mail for Gi, braltar and Malta ; and the Swiftsure packet for Jamaica. The Lady Araliella packet, fur Lisbon ) is gone into the Roads: PLYMOUTH, OCT. 2.,---The outward-bound Lis bon and Mediterranean fleets passed doWn Chann4l this morning. The Industry schooner saklinl from. hence ,to ..join them. Also sailed his Majesty's. ship Ferret on a cruise, and the Bittern sloop of war for ,Liverpool. PORTSMOUTH . , 'OCT. 3.----. Arrived his Majesty's ship Egmont 'from oif Cherbtirgh, and, relieved. by his Majesty's ship Centaur,' which . sailed this atternmin. Also sailed the Tuscan on..a Nu fresh convoys aprointa DFAL', OCT. 3.--Arrived the Active cutter from Came down 'train- the River the Dasher sloop of war, and sailed with the Fly for Sierra Leone. We have great satisfaction in contradicting the Yankee statement .which has been Made, namely, that the junon frigate had -had 130 of her crew killed and wounded by a naaiber of Ametican gain boats' having attacked her iu a calni.—The . ./uiunt bad only one man killed at the: time, and she Sustained the most trillingdainage in her hull. On the passage - of the Majestic to ilalintx; with ',Rear-Admiral Galvvri.ns on' board, a fire brtike out. near the magazine, containing three hundred barrels of gunpowder, which for a • short time, • threatened the destruction of the ship, and con sequently all on 'board: Great exertions were made, and, we are happy to say, the :fire Was.ex tingnished without tiny material damage. The Majestic captured - on her voyage the. UlySses, of Boston, time master Of which offered 30,000 dol lam s for the ransom of the vessel without the cargo. The Waison:CLlAlmiNG, - Irtun Archangel, is lost on a rock otr Shetland. The bodies of Captain LAWRENCE and 'Acute `nant LUDLOW, of the American frigate Chests p,eake, were taken out of tteir‘graves on the n i g ht of the 12th of August, amLeouvr:yed on board the American brig flan, according to a request from the American GC/Venni/OM, ta be interred in the United States. The Medical Officers at .Hasfar having pro nounced Mr. NEt..t4i, who was ivounded lately, in a (fuel, out of danger. 'M!. WooLLET, his anta gonist, and the. Assistant-Surgeon of the Nadu» gasear, the second, have been released frown con finement, upon giving hail. COMPARATIVESTATEMIiNT QT TIIE POPULATION AND LAND FORCES OF DIF• FERENT STATES AT PRESENT IN TUE WAR. Alllnlts of Me States'. • 1 Po)n l ati , n i I Lana I Rem ark • Forers. °valiant Empire of Great Britain '16,53i:000 , 'lOO 760 .1 in 54 • Russia.' 42,448,000 560,000 . .7 5 ' Austria ' 20,217,n0u 520,000 • 6•3 Kingdom of Pcussia 4,984,877 450,000 20 Sweden i,33ii,000 45,000 44 Spam 10096,000 ' 100,000 104 , ' Portugal 3,559,000 30,000 113 , • Sicily 1,65:40o0 10,000 165 Duchy of Warliaw 3,774,462 ,30 000 146 . —.—. --.. —... Total 103,691 319 1,651,760 64 Deduct for Troops indis- ' • ' . . posable (tndispoluble • en Francois), !rpm • Great Britain . 150,000 . , Russia. 260,000 • Austritt 100,0J0 • • Prussia 50 .0 000 • . gen,non , Remain 105,691;809 .1,091,700 Empire of France (incl. br tthout all the new Depurtio.) 42,316,000 . 590,000: , , lin 72 Kingdom of Ataly 6,719,060 40,000 103 Naples '- - ' 4,904,000 1'6,000 310 " Republic Of Syrit erland 1,6311,000 15,000 109 Confetl. of the Ithina 10,:•441,1.20 119,000 ,•• 114 Kingdom of Denniatit 2,509,600 74,000 01 , United States of Non li . America 6,000,000. 40,003 325 . Countries nnt, included in thp above. Pe.rt -Of tile County of ' . • ' Kut;iriellibogen . 18,000 Principality of Erfurt , 50,330 Illyrian,Provinces t 10,000 • ------- -- _... 'Votal 79,3t35,040 .874,001) *0 Vetinct forTroop3 indis- . • ',usable from France ' , • 190,000 . • , .. . Itrulain 78 "oti 050' 084;000 • 'Balance in favour of the Allies - - I ,27,201,289 407,760 A -detachment of the 2d Life Coard , -, 'arrived at Poissinouth on Friday, and enkharii , d tor the Peninsula. Captain Molar), formerly Adjutant at the p ort o no uth D":vision, is appointed Paymaster of the Chatham.Division:of Royal Marines. Tno Royal Marine Carps is to be augmented by 17 additional Companies, Making,two hundred iat the whOle. Wednesday nmrning, detachments of the 71st, 8:1 strong, and of .the 92d, 105, 'marched front 'the Glasgow barracks, to join their respective l;ianents iu the Peninsula. A draught from . ihe, 79th, about 70 strong, arrived in : • the : a ft ern o on from Paisley, for the same destin a ti on . Last Wednesday, a soldier of , the 59th regiment , , w h o f o r some otlente had been sentenced by a COUrt•Martitli to serve in a condemned reginienti to disqualify himself from that duty, diseharged• ai hull from musket throngh one of ins arms, and s 0 dreadfully lacernted And injured the same, that iitlrnedi B te .umpouttion became tleeessary: The r e m ission of his sentence has been tinvi dearly p ti rbbased by the fuss of his . limb,—,..(Catedonrian 'hierOry.) .r.. - .iiiig iii..,it..t..•,i.:i)i,''; Sti)...to.; t!t'e ing Piffled') was exhibited at St. .I::itp. , s's lire. • 44 Winditor (. 4 w1.1e, cantinuCg. in a tratiluil corafintdl)l: - .: State, hut. without ziny abate/ye:lt of his ip ) , the Vi'vE: Lord Rlvt , :ns aticl tile. Hot). 1.1. Ch‘ti;A.Lui: we r e iho LCrci and ‘l, - ;,4ltia. , ' ‘", InOrtt, , oc7. Duke tor Vtitt nr rived' on `a.ii t it to: the QuErft butt Pittve - EsAs, atul afterward went About eleven o'clock the Archiii.slloo of tsßatray, the Earl of WiNCHiT,S'EA, Lord .lasnEN . ; .and the other nelubers of Queen's Council, arrived at the Upyor Lodge, Where they were re cei-ved by the five Doeti)rs attendhAt his i\i'ljesty, %vile!), lifter holding .a - consultation'withlhent at the Castle, where . 010 y -held th,! (..?uorterly.Conn cil wiih the QUEEN, Agrecah l .y . to the Regency Act : after some time' spent in dehheration, the Quarterly Report and the Bullet hi to• be exhibited at St. James's Palace were 'agreed 'upon. At three o'clock, the Our.EN, Ptineesses Au ousTA, and MArtir, attended ‘by ,the Countess of It.car.sTEle, left Windsor, for London, in her tra, veiling carriage_ escorted by . 'a p,irty of the Lith Light pragi,ons. . • Sir BRENT SPENCER,..K. 43. • relieves General. WYNiAlib this week, as EtTuerry' in. Waiting - at Windsor. , • ~Saturday, at a quaker past five o'clock, her MAJ,ts•CY, PrinCvSSCS'AXGILsTA and 'I.IARN" arrived at 'the Queen's Palace, froth Windsor, attended 'by the Countess of I LCI-lEsTV.n. A little before. seven ii•eloek they proceeded to Carlt on flo ue t o • dine with the Pitt R,EGENT, who reecivetl them. most alreetio,nately,.and also by. the Duke .of CLA tty.tstc. - There were invited to meet bey Majesty the, QuEN; Lord Illest:EY, Lord ST. lI,ELEN, I%II'S.IICJWF., Sir WILLIAM ScOtT,_ Miss CO::DS'- 'wollTltv, Sir IV - M1..1.6i KEI'PEL, the Countess of ILCUESTEit. Her' MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, -also dined with the.Particn . yesterday, as did the, Duke of CLARENCE. There were also present the Matithioneis of &too . , Sir WILLrANt *SOOT'r, Lord ST; lIELONS, frOwi, &c. CCWV3E . CRATION . 01."/IIE lIISHOP'Oi' LONDON: • The,QUEEN-BOt baitigheen present ftt .the con seer ition of a Nshop,, had signified' her Pkasnry to be present at the cunseerationoll/.. Pow - LEY,. Yesterday• morning . at, half-past-eleven o'clock",- the Princesses A-UGUiTA, and MARY,. at tended. by the Countess of ILCBEST ER, the. Lady in waitiog, op Ale QI,TREN, arrived at Lambeth Pa 7. lace, where they were reee.iYed by the Al'chbishap of CANTERBURY, :Mrs. Surrux, wici their opine - - tons and amiable familyi Who conducted them in to the drawing-room, where Dr., How LEY, theßi sliop,of London elect,' the BiShops of O'xiyonn, GLOUCESTER, and SALISBURY, the ViCitr-(CBC1411, in their full tolies, also g nomber of other distill, guislied distracters paul , tbeir respects to them.- - After which they . procceded to ,his (grace's private - IClnipel.' The QUEEN and PRINCESSES %YeretoOcillet 'Ed into Mrs. SUTTON'S fancily gidlety,Oerc Mr:M. SUTTON, the Jqge ,t,ltivoe.t . te, his. Lady, and Lady .11ABOARAASULILY COOPER sat. No person .. was a k linitted ,i4to the body of the Chapel except those engaged in the ceremony.. Anion them were his Grace the Archbishop of CiostrEtteutiY, in his full • robes, accompanied by his .Secretary.. , T ra i n Bearer, &c: in:they foil eciurt Dresses; the . Bish o ps of ,SALISI3URY BiItI'OLOUCESTER, 'in their . fitll robes, As were all the Officers and Clergy.— Dr. tiowt.cv, the liishop of .I..ioncion eleet (nil); wore th e tobes..of, a D. 1), •previOns to the etre-. „trimly, and took his seat the last on the right o f ;h e attar, being the one appropriated to - , a new Bishop. • There. were also present the Vicar General of the Province; Dr. swArtcy, the Counsel to the Bishop 'of LONDON, Mr. Sit t!:ritAltp, the Proctor to ditto; 4jzr. jENNER, the Registrar ,of tbe , Pro Once, • The'Morning Service ivas'•read by the Arebbi • shop's Chaplain. The Bishop of CitoVigns . rnieltd the Epistle, the Bishop of 03:volin, the Gospo., • .: TheSertnon-Was preached by the.liev. Dr. chin-' PAHO,, late Master of"VVinehester,. who very ably tools general ._view of. the Established Church, from the Iteformation, and urged the necessity of Bishops., Atter the'sermon, the Arehbishop - Boa „ attended by hisitwo Chapia • procreled tO the'altar to , perform thv ceremony of rc).lA,Cra don,' the cOmmunion sereice, administer the sa craiheit, Sc. • Mr. JENNRR, the Registrar. of , the Province, . read the mandate from tho Panwe 'NT, itl .the name of the KING, for the con,e4nition.-- Dr. liowt.Elt it1;11,111 to an aad put on his roiinet,laving been preeinoi to that only in Dyetor's robes ; he was.theu introdtwed by the 'Bishops of thcroup and GLouLTSTER it) the Arch, bishop at the altar, where he went thiom. , li seve ral ceremonies, and then rt4ired to the anti-room L again; where he was invested with hlvfoll 13i.dop!s robeS, by Mr. Wian, the, King's Robe-moker.. was- then introduced agOin to the Altar, andA number. otquestionq putty him by the Arclibiihop,' ; which he readily ftns‘rered. The imptoition . hands by the Archbishop and the other iii4lorint, yresent concluded the cereionny. • • The Saer,ament was then adminktered .to hint by the ArehhiAop,'-god of which . 4 the other.% . ..present partook. w. A t t h e em,dit,inh l t cr IVIAJusTv and the No- COSS,PS pallOok tit . sumptuous - collation •provided .Or them by. Mrs-. Svrio N , um! . thrvof- Wolock lett Lambeth l'alaet; for the Quit.Qtf's. • 'I lilshop of Lon ocrst, and of .oth er setignified Clergv, dined wnh the.'Areithilblv t.ll 'tea tart- aultY,atspvc Thirtystire horsei, purelnipettior thqAuttiort servicte, weie lAst wegit stiippod ut Mill fur Str i d. sand. Persons who may be desirous 9f obtaihitig any pin-tic/dor numbers, in tilt LoNrY to be &awn on the 3(t of NOVENUER, ;h9ohl afply immediately ti,) some of the Offices, cotberwito titcy fogy be db . apponitc.d, a 3 onv,6, t (r.th 9f, tkl;i4t4ti o;.t; iS4Utki tii?l,ll tht: Rank., iNtutttstil46 rittna: ft Er.. . sire pat:, a r;:s.L. my nittive teaehed 'only ,24.1 could ;hit aVdil myself Of the butioi•tho.=;l flatitbuvgb, ttiy triendS• having the . 14.1).1t it desaiption - of the Misery anti destilictic. , 3 .reigul'rt-herei that I (lid not wish to see It. fornierly ao opulent and beautiful city iA eriki / 07: impovOished and turned into an hospital. Wit'dtt. streets and' bitildititiA.'haYe been, by Order of tht.,.. Government;. ethpried of their inhOitnrics, :and the houses united together by phssageS, and 'filNd sic): and wounded, Those inhabitants '%,vini hate a little )rrop'erty left, are daily tormenoA with new requisitiom, exclusive of the heavy t:0 11 .+ tributions imposed ah'eady on them. Your I.iti{)ers have been miskilty the report ofa few months ago, that the Corsic.)l In.tl abated of . rhccontribuirdn!':‘ 'ills clemency bus onlygone‘tO , the 'ektent c,f AIC/Whig o'f the 'Stllll9. since extorted by requisitiou,:to 'be charged to the credit of the contribution trecutint. But . at the in.esent moment the' requisitions amount to more chain 3G millions. They have paid 16 millions of the contribution, l which,'with the 23 allowed to be deducted, leaves a balance against them on that score of nine , millious, payinent of which is now ri 'illy enforuing. Every merchan' or shop keeper; - and dealer in any kind of goods, is ridth e d' o f his slot:1i. They are obliged to' deliver up wines, flour, meat, bacon, hams, linen, cloth, sheeting:, bedding i etc. &e, iu short, - every tiling that theFrenelt, are in Want of. A . 11amburgh Marebant; complaining to the Governor Volt Ilitor.Noone, that by the heaVy contributions antl . regnisitions imposed on him, lie should lose all hisiiroperty, received for answer, that " . an . 'habitant .of thonburgh had no othe r property than his flesh' and innies ; 'every thing else, be-, longed . to tilt 1;.;y1'41101.1. Tile fortificatio ns !Are ' going on with,, and about iMOO.inch are employed - daily upon them. The suburbs and time timc 4 st country seats all round the 'city are destroyer!. The communication between flunibtirgli and liter. burgh is nearly finished,. 'this is a muster-piece ol workmanship, a wrioden bridge of nearly,,4 Engisn miles, long,. alLof oak,- One Etainburgh merchatiL was obligektodeliyer up, fOr'tbipurpose, his . stock ollinther, of rhevaltie.of 60;0061; Out not v.ithscimffng tclt thc.;c work's, lhidint.gh , i 0 not d e . ove d by The VI Alitunseive4 lenable; D A . VOUST, by the last. acConrus,. harkhis head-qiny. terl.at small villiigenamed Zartutthein, anti his 'whole force,' With the atites, gibes not amount t 4 %. I'iteDrati6-Will by :noi.apeana for Tedr.l4f the Swettes 'and linssian4 in‘r 'Llolstein The cross'ed I"be and .tit'ered . Latnebrirg (in 'the'lith"inst after dg. corps' of.alnitu 6000 strong, rrt whouptiqt , tWo hundred eseapC.d. Their ailv 4l ; 4 o posts renal linxtlholle.and..ltat burg, ' , lS'lre'Freirchp• are . alarined)lown th 4 ewasttoftlie,F.lhe,.i l ist : far as 'Cnxhaven ; 'all the,At4bOrities., have,fled. to ilatub.urgh or H lL.ernen ed that the Panes thentsviveA , .: from the French. There- is pot , a sabred of tarsi King of Dfi.N:q.knk Who does trot condemn as a madmati,,\ybo st'e'les the. ruin of lciy cout)(6... . The:news. of the, 1411:of St .td3ebastian ‘Vit`v 411 'firY pn the Continent, and WEl.Ltisto- ToN: is. the H 'UFO Of t thy.: Wimutzti - ro.s folkus and.waistcoats are worn by;44aftiesi'and (aentir. men, in spite of the'Freneh, . • 'i a !? c\M Ud. {''i's. . , - CORN FXCI-ht.N. 61:i, ()c r. 4.. Thire were nQt 'lathy arrivals of Wheat this morn hut winit appoirekt of fine plant; lritS rCtitlity tultru Off, 1111 d wa NIl us ilezir tt on"Friii k iy ; Fiireign Whoa was (.1111 ; Oatx there were 114 few fresh, in 'fine t•proples may be von 410'0 Is. 4esurer ; inlynneeiN.iii per flintily' and Rye slipport priceo Pease have iid7:trice•i 54. mill Tick-Bruns I.s. per 'quarter;, in otlinearticlei'nn ni ter kilo!). Eil';ti,4ll %Viant 344. 494. 71i4. Pin, (Into - 7 Is. t 394. 498, - sth. 703. 1004. .tivw - Mirky - 2.9s:Sai, b 34, New ditto - — 4, Mutt - - - 7u, Fin, ditto - 91 4 '. iVivitcPc ,045.41 , 10. New ('ire Nast:4ls, filit. (jib. New Tick lienns Old 'rick Tittans. Stott!, Tick llvatts' o,lli - - 1:.t4. I Vint.. ditto ditto - iss. Fine ditto 437 i. — I ,: Pot,itiA. , ditto' , • Seed 4.11. 541. p 4 . 71,1,0 FilhAlotir w;s. !rfq tt SNII'VHFIELT) OtzT. Tills tizzy's Nlarlisit was nclisnrptied with prime Beasts, and the .11 of •Cattle iu . general was considerable; Beef Nlottclz dean:it Will mid Pori; sold• at last prices, titztl tbz, tvnhlp , rnz the most part, was middling. 'cite sales in tltz: flay-izariet' Wm* sourowhat I vcly: 'Stylin , fetched n better price t . 11a,ytand boa 'tricot. We gobjcija art acciirrite eiu& Mt:lit 4Ptil . e prico., :1114 numbers . To :adz t1m.0111.11.' ;ter stozic $l ll . fleet; 6s loth tztt;sl..t oil. Minton; 54411. to as. 4th Veal, 0.5..Qz ) .. S. :114 Sheep,'l 1911, Cish:es, HO. • - Straw, tl, toi. to el; Ss. Clovikr, 61. 'lOl. 1.41*(41.',155.. .. • • ' • 8REA0 ,,, 4110 ()I C'onranin Connell i to meet thil . (lity, in coniegnene:(ll: tt retimioition the .1..;olln I‘l;ietnt, avonic4 'roll° %V ; •77,r -, • . _ • •° o tAle Into ennsideeation tltrprestmt high priw.; brka.. l , s‘ti,ll has Vern ltept up in s4‘ asorntiOg deg Te..: ,cedtakte,l alier f)';tbueul..tut'an barve'st wbien Prqvidclo,‘ ; ti f ts b, t .„ bestow Upon us."' , . , On liikturony a private eXiltilitliitiiltl trlknlwec! Ott ; the .. 1 1 1 Ilsioti.boisse before the Locii .I.VIAy o n.,, repeetitig ;in "alleged ,inisiippr.ipri:itiOil of ti4a: ' , thousand Tioiritis in . l4;teliequer Bilk, by a lott i q:re'' •, • speetahie Kink in -!loge. g. , . ORe of'rlie ;Idilehes:terAtlFloes , eti!,..ovic i r. , tti b r a z*t:: Lust xvecli iicitr AlikErfni. Itilljr 4 ii, I ' l l. 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The offiee.„ which wits It, oi iiit , ,i',', y irt i, burned with great fury t o t riearly'rni 11-,,i.u., %ow l) ... , verAl ei44iiiiis itrrivod, which beiog . llVit liipplivit ll'iiil witter, lucteedeti in 4 . aviiic tliq vieoAti-house, :I td the tinrrounding ilittisoi..—, -.. .. q office, tvitii Most of its Content.:, fell il pt`'` ; ` , .14? tbt. dartieS ; Ina teV4Tal tieeds and other pi: . rori li b were, presetveti through thelitctivity of the .(010111Qn The neeidetit happen e d, li 1 , R=.41,1,, through thtzPC , " gligent4 of onto! the dill.sleNiliir. 11 iil..litelieltn... 'die 0.1 1 11 ) 4 .1tir41,t14.2u.f.91 svLioll -1,41 Ankt.),4 t.,