The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

N LNENEW:i. , • PonTsmorTti, SEI'T. 30.—Arrived the She hire:, from Gue..n , e.. Went..out. of Harbonr.the liam , Store-ship. • into' Ilarhour the ilillbrook Schooner. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. x'29.- - -Arrived' the Thalia Fri.• gate froin Guernsey, and the Mediator Frigate from Jamaica ; also the 'Flora, Capt. STEvutvsa front Charlestown, for this Port. , DEAL, SEPT.' 29.—His' Majesty's .Ship Fisgard . arrived last night with a Fleet under convoy, from Jamaica ; the Kangaroo 'Sloop, and Bloodhound Gun-brig, from Yarmouth ; also his MJjesty:s Ship. and. Phosphorus Gun-brig, this mOrningls from a cruize. ~A ~ SErr. 30.---Arrived his Majesty's Gun-brig Lo cust, . from the' Westward. • Sailed his Majesty's Sloop Tronipeuse on a cruize This morning, atilay-light, a Brig was discover ed ashore on the Goodwin 'Sand; which, about S .o'clock, - Overset, and it is 'feared, gith.the whole of the crew, is 'totally lost ; the men wereplainly 'seen 'in the rigging from the shore; but the' Ica Wis3o - that-though sei:eral . • boatsitt• tempted, they could not.'approach near -enough-to rendet them any 'aSsi . tatice. The boats areinor yet. refurited, therefore iu'unable to Jearn any particu . k • J! ~1;. SIIEEhttESSi Sksr. 30.—Sailed this morningiNisw .'Majesty's•Ship Snake, Capt. YOUNG, with theitieo 'convoy; also His , Majesty's `Ship Trusty, Capt;) lionosox, for Yarmouth; , It has blown such a .gale all this day, uo Boats .tave been able, to comeou shore. The two Ships that are on the Grain Spit or Note Sand will not be ‘able to be, got, off; they will from the violence of, the gale be both-wrecked : •of the cargo of the ,Anie 7 limn Ship very little can be saved. The other Ship appears to be .. . STATENT QV 'TAE DISTRIBU • lufl.stt' E BRITISH NAVAL rOIICE TO r ,In the English & I rish Channeis - 5 29 o VOWIIS luta North,Spa 23 2 PortugaNtGihtal. 7 I Pilechicuanean&Passage 1G I 2 co Sof Atriea 0 • 0 wust indirs And Passage 3 I Jamaica Station - A nktri,a*Newfourgliand 2 2 South'Alrldried cc. 3 Cape ut:Gotxl Pope 3 L:01 ititlies and Pass2ge I v 2 Total at Sea 102 Iti l'ort and fitting - i.l Liani.Ships • - 4 Hoipitai risoll Ships 23 Total in Commission 143 In ordinary - -+5 44 Tofat 13 _ IT.At R 01 . OR, - I/ - 17 ~ J ~ 'Fatal 4; Tot. P.artitvio‘ltlt IS;niiuth C liatham S 1 le eniess It i vtzr Extraneous Three Vessels (torn ;Holland 'reached . Gravesend yesterday ; tliev left it on the t tttli, itaving,•previous- 1 Y to the rigid enforcement 6f the Dutch Deere,' obtained tbeiti' licences of &perturb. They have bro ug h t a vast truniber. Of tera, by:•iri)i6) we learn that the whole responsibility of tite-;full-et , teentiOn of the 1 . ) —thaee is vested in in Officer of the name ' )f " ° "" , • Who• i 3. appointed brktt4Aror.Eort, atitr s l who, tu . att under the inthictu.v.,and disers.tion'Of,' instru6.tions frdin Paris, and is not to be respOatil37 • 11i4-cortdiitt to an, - •Other tribunal. ''his been 'done: to avoid ivoierettci:s or applications to 1"Ig L1)1,1.18 on the. • inaiter,. i'..rery-passettger who t• ill'halm, ::rrive on the I)uwh liefore he cap bes'r rhiltted 'to land, is lo.dcposit itt the handi 'ot - ' Mr. GOtr.r. 'otie thousand guilderi;', to be ear felted given qlieulddiSaovery be matte thlit such earne fait from a British Port, is a ~ r y exttnorilit;iary ()pillion . • held these letters ; it is sai - a that all t he. Southern Departtrrirti:i 6f liolland,are itntnediately to bC:; - t toneiftd t o F ra u e; those ofythe North aro:to be given to the, King of Nu;Lt liouse.-- T iester4ay a Court of Direaors Was . held, when the foliowing Ships, lately .4kan tip...were thus timed, viz. ' l lle 'Essex, El phinstnne, and Winchetacu, for Bombay ax , . l ina•: Widmer Castle, lor. St. Helena and liencooleit..aud. sutia; and Itheenix, for St, 1 - lelena ariwl Bengal;ito beafloat toe 16 th 01 OCtoher, sail to"Chavesend the 3:st, itay thetlf bays, and be in the Downs the loth of December.; The ( )cells, Ceres, Canton, Dorset:o:lre, Alnwick. Casqe„,l tzAt, and Exeter, fir China ; to be afloat the 294; t •v- - end r to December, stay theituOtl A , • 0 rra .4 , !, b., in the Downu . a4th lanuarv, ' Hie Calcutt a , Lott! Nrlian, 1-I,ugh atul Pesten, tot I "ad" 4 s Wltt Bengal; In be atlyat the 1 4th December, sail to Gravesend the 213:14 stay tlire'3o days, drat be in the Downs, 6th l•ebroary, lap& . • • . The Vitt, 'for Madras and Bengal ; Europe and I,ord Castlereagh. for Sr. Helena andilengal4-to'be 004 on the 13th at lirmati, OTIS, sail to Gravesend on the; s tit_yftiete 3n days; and hi in the Downs Stlt hlatch. Statham and Lady lime Duailas, for Madras and Bengal; lane pi:hest% or Gordon and Bengal, for Ceylon And ;. and Earl Sr. Vincent, for Bombay; to be atiollt ou the.r)th of January, -1808, sail to Gravesend 1 , 41 the Itth trf Februaly i stay-thcre 3u days, alai be in the Downs, id oil March. The Court adjourned at six. o'elak'till clay next. , tti Almost the whole of the valuable property,aAw. , 411-4Tgarenny •Enst I uctommi has nom recov4Fetd frpni • tier tim reek ut that Ship, near the race of. Povtlanct, containing 70,000 dollars, and also 30 pipes tiara been weighed up from. lwr. present sutumear. rTION OF TU THI4..DAY. Fri. §Ps• 3:1, 3 0 25 61 I I I " ' s 9 1 • I 1p 1 1 I 1 12 . I ) b 3 1 I I 3 22 6 G.ll 102 1 rte 146 1 i'B3‘ 189 1 631 1,1 i 3 2 1 2 3 6 I 4; 3 / 1 ifl 2'3 i 4 1 6 1 ,2 01. 35 --. 29 181 i 227 1 228 —....,--7----,- 1 'I ----..-17.. 143 1 7§9 . 4 , 5 1 3 61 4S ! 6 ' /81 44 17 0 17 7 ' 1 232 I 3 259 292 . 25 t 10 7 oß t i.,lN„g , /.. - 1 ICAttl roat. - .. ~ I! ' 3 23 „ I 1 . , I , 41r.7tir ,c 1 17 1 3 Lai 0 f 0 1 1i ,, ,, ,3 2, 4 12 1 1' : ' l I 9 ' 4l 'WA; 3 2 .to t,. 9 C'' .;181:01 O 0 0 1 0 O 9 4i f 13 6t • { 431 161 133 1 7 011 TUE SUN'. To, Mtn:: lORDAN. • , tse'Weary Soldier bzwling home, . Whom furaigh atiln4s itut long withheld, o Exults to rieW the w.:11-known d•lme. And.sets.R.a;;lt j hrzairwith rapture swell'd Each foul mtembrance of his heart, • The smiling girl, the vigorous bay, n • Old scenes, .and, triendsi and forms iumiart, From absence, sweeter, dearer joy. So, witching Actress, when once more, By cruel distance - tong withdrawn, The scenic boards thy worth restore, New transports in our bosoms dawn. . We mark thy nature, ease, and grace, Thy clear, melodious tones combin'd ; Passions alternate change thy face, I Features expressive of the mind. ' Dejeetion falling from thy lips, A like concern around extends ; When laughter bursts in'sportive quips, Gladness itself our care unbends. . . . . TUE TH E ATRE.---The admirable Comedy 'of The Provoked Hustand ‘ims represented last night at • Covent-Garden.Theativ. . Kculll.>✓'s Lord Townley 1 . 1 A well digested performance. Some Critics have said, that it was too stiff and formal, but they do not appear to have considered the . nature -of the charaeter, 'the cirentustances in . which, it is placedi and the manners of the times when • the Play' was written..' . Lord Tozzollq is naturally a grave, refit:Et- Mg chara&er, and the disappointment of his con jiigal hopes may be supposed to increase the pen siveness of his disposition. There was a dignified gravity about the charatier of a. Nobleman, at the 'period . when VANBRUGH and Cl/313 . 1in wrote, , , Rini . : is rarely to be found •in the present day. lii weer opinion, therefore; Kestat.n. as to be ' commended for the consideration which he has .bestowed on the part, and the judgment with Which he'supports it, rather than to be'accused of uncharacteristic formality. He was particularly ani » • mated, impressive, and . affeCling in the last scene. Miss BRUNTON is very much imprOved in the cha rakacr of Lady 'Torinley. She was easy and ani mated. throughout, and displayed great sensibility under the last severe, proof of her husband's displea slue, and his consequent forgiveness.—Motiasv performed the part Of Mealy in a respectable man ner ; but if he is to have so, juvenile a Lady Grace :"...i . Mss BOLTON he should tesign it to ."‘ younger strengths." It would not bd unworthy of CHARLES XitqlLE, and would be welt supported by him. Mbs Bourosr delivered ,the dialogue of Lady Grace muc h b etter t h a n we expected, but it is a charailer of more interest than,is generally supposed, and re quires an Aetrass of greater practice. Nisi Ilot.ToN has a 'mode of clipping her words, and a jerking atlion, which she should diligently endeavour to remove. MUNUEN, EMERY, Mrs. GIBBS, and the rekof the Performers .empleyed in the broader parts Of . this pleasant , and interesting .Drama, gave high gratification to the anajnrity of the:audience, which was very numerous. ., - Mist' 'Jet:mal:rise; the daughter of Mr. .JOHN ' STONE, of Dairy Lane . Theatre; Whose. success at Southend, during the suininer ) we mentioned some tune ago, is not the otioring of that popular actor's present marriage . .. , She posseses hereditary talents, 1 and .would certainly make no inconsiderable figure OW the London boards. , . , .CATALANI.---T ill 110 fae of this great , Performer, Wliieli had of conrse preeeded her arrival at' Edin burgh, drew a comiderable number of 'persons to 1 that city, and her first appearance at CORM'S Room t On '-iturday lost nattraliy produced a crowded eu ' dience: The Concert was under the direCtion of Y.SNts4Wicz, whO pertained a Concerto with great skill.----.CATAL'ANI SULV.; two airs in her best manner,. and. rereiVed the ' most fervent applause.: RovfonNo' and :Moarit.i.t also were very well received, and ac qtlitil themselves very ably.---Dsnstes:, wheSo . abilities are weli known, displayed great skill on the Violoncello. The modest deportment ofesTa LAN f, has partieularly recommended her to the peeple of Edinburgh; and increased the regard which her great talents had 'excited. . . . . dLast week .1. 'Smith and T. Preece; two . coovl t t , . nder sentence of death • in Hereford County gaol; ftiund mean to mak s e their' :escape thrtiugh the bonvidary wails of the . prison, and have not since b een discovered, . , RXTRAOT 'or A LETTIIit rROM AN, CI:FR - nit is' THE NAWY,•TO 'IW; FltliSO IN 1..1,, liAT;;O CON,N UAGLN DOCK-` ,\ll ser-r. 9,, tBO7. .. . " DL'AR''...5ld—Tll5S Will inform yen that our treops march ' into the' forts , ru dock-yard of Co il:41111On, on 'Monday the 7th instant, at four o'clock P.. M.----The Fleet, and ' naval stores, as. well as other King's stbres , are surrendered uncondition ally, and we have . six Weeks given us (by our oWA terms) to take then] away ; after that tune the Danes. take pOssession of their city and forts : the city, I understand, is 'a miserable heap of ruins.— Our troops did not enter the heart of the city until this day, as the Danes, or rather the Vietich party, spew theinsolves very . abusive . ; and although : the seansen took possession of the Ships cif War yester day; not one person has been swilled to go amongst the inhabitants - ,. least injnry might be done ; and 1 can assure you we are working day and nigbi, in riggingthe Ships'of the Line, which I am inforMed ate nineteen in number, and forty Sail ot Frigi'neS, Sibqs, and Brigs.-e.-The Ships . are A abundantly. found i.vith.stores, and in good repair. lam happy the ,place. has sUrreedeted with so little loss. Our *troops are' unciVilly: 'received . to-day amongst the inhabitanti,.andsotrie firing took place on their land ing pn the eity,.side,.but I 1,1,3N0,n0t heard . the par ticulars. ' This 'day I have - takers possession of one 'of their 74's and just' got her lower rigging :over her mast head ; all the Ship& of War are fittingwith the utmost dispatch, and all is hurry and hustle. I haVe . no `opportunity of learning many particuiars now. as my chief•comPanians are seamen arid marines.-- . : Two .. thousand German troops deserted- from the _Danish army this day, and joined the German Le - eioe.-,-There are two 2-deck ships on; the stocks, and one C-de.cker, bat I think it will be impossible ~ to get them afloat in six seeks 4 111e'refl.)e. I suppose we must destroy thew." ~ • iltoli .efii If.hl 0 "L'‘' :" i)....:1 i: .P;f::.. '. THti GRAND ofilt.Ct. ,Some :Who, gland.superficiallyDernocratiz t'aptirs, may have imagined that the line and cry miie in favour of going to War With tireitt liri tain aiises from-a desire „tolnaintain certain rights ssential., to the well,being .of this country. : I..et those i'vers, however, be real with attention : , and it. will he found this .is-not the grand objeil, nnly 'here and there a glance at'theChesapea4e.affair, there is -a-constant stream of the inost violent abuse 9p, the English Nation and. Gmemit-lent, and the •gibrious prospeCt is cherished of hqubling them , in the dust, and erasing the name of. Great Britain from the list'of independent ['ewers ! France now triumphs on the Continent of Fatrope with irresistible scatty. There is but one obstacle left to the absolute dominion of BUONAPART over' this earthly. hall—that is the Navy' of - , England: Let us like good politicians and re well-wishers. to the prosperity'and independence of our country, now strike in with all our efforts; should we be so happy as to distress England, and render- her unable longer to maintain her war, then shall we see Em peror BccoNArAtere fairly beyond the reach of any check whatever—the destiny of your own and every other nation completely subjeeted-to his nod ! Is snot• this a consummation devoutly to be zVished.? Iti it not . surprising there Should be any AmeriCan so lust to the interests of his country as-not to aid -.theAnighty Conqueror - in putting his last rival 'and check .under his feet ? • - Attericans let us hesitate no longer. ' Aniniated by t he prospeet, Chas in making common, cause- with BIJONAPARTE against Great Britain; we tray - enable him tbsubdueptr, let us cheerfully lend our exer tions t owards -establishing a Power Which shall defy, all possibility of successtul . resistance: 'lf u e war with any effeft, that is, if w beat 4ngland, she is beaten likewisefor France. 'Then look at the si , minion of mankind, how happy, how dignified, hoW free 'Reader! while your heart sinks ivithin you such .reasoning, and you are attempting to believe it imaginary, ask for the perusal of any - Primes, Mail. You will find it the rage of the day, the :ridiculously styled ." Aineribau ground" . in every democratic Pa.; per in the Union. Quern Deus volt perderc, Arius dernent4t. After all is said that can be said, as to the abstraCt right, iu questions which may now be, at-issue ; be 7 tween us and Great Britain, the course to be pur-;, sued mast ultimately depend, if we ;ire not iinatu- , ated, on the , capacity of this want ry, iu its present situation, to establish rights in opposition to the naval superiority of the English. We must be plain :-.-we cannot consider that man who says, engage in a ' , tapeless contest, even though he may have suffered an injury, as. better -than madman. But it is said, did we not gain.onrjride rieudence in spite of the English ? Undoubtedly we. did; and it: we could persuade Englaild to .settle- the dispute on our own territory,, by an army, .thde is not a shadow of doubt but sa e should be,equally.4nsc: cessful. But we shah tiot be able to coax herdo,,,o preposterbus , a ineasure.--r.blie must know s .and know s that it would be the height of; folly to send a force of 40,000, or. any force she could spare, to subjugate us. They would not: be a breakfast for our hundred thousand Militia, and the Ans'azo nian regiment of Richmond: Engl:inA will not ask where she shall be allowed to connmd wi t h ' She will try strength with US \Owe She can find us weak enough, and where she never has beeti beaten—on the ocean. It wesio not meet: her there, We can lose by,a warOsut cannot gain. If we meet her there, what is our chance ? Let any man LO:e. .1 Comparative view of the'two navies. ) No is of honour requires a party totally ..inprepar.(l to de rend oi•en acknoridedged rat/its, to a c();lte,ii "This is not it is if w o sutler injury, let our ; Oovernment first Jihe\ , 'Fiomu Pr°sPea of bathingniciri's' by b"ilitie". Arid we :shall feel ourselves bound by the strong obligations of hen our anti interest to up arms, .I.'hre Dever -was GaVertun(filt that so conyit•tely prechilh:d the, propriety of declaring - hostilities, in such 0 (she, as the one contemplated, as the yes , ot GOVaiptletlt, of this country,- Should I tie up My c:iui:i's arts arid then lain to enter the list, will' 0 htL,kor, would not the' world say.r was a fool or iniprinei-' pled ? Would my child clier'•vp the name,,of 6:44 epiriled,.. fOr presenting his expect foi:e and . ribs pockets, while his arms Were hound ? No-Lhe Our cans 'good; or had, let be'plseol in a sitn'stl'on to meet our antagonist, t* :We on . taiiily contend with o_Lit'an objea. AbstrtiWeight aii(l' right another. 14t tli-s• very 'lin portant, but 100 rarely • cow, ALL RtGIITS INIPVI4nCI, AND Nur -ro' int stattrttn witcatrumse vow nu 1C) sisiNiars ;;•4 ' • • NEW-YORK, AUG,. I 1..-rt vvW be seen by the Report 4the city :Artspetlor, 'published this day, that the number of aciMITS rvt,orted in the last week does nut 'exceed' what is 'milli at this season of the year. The diseases most fatal are, those which are common at all seasons, and, except the influenza,: .Of Which but two have died Out 'of the' theusands who may be said to l 4 labouring under it, there is notliing that Can excite the smallest • alarm. , MUT', with her ten thousand tongues, has, vac under, stand, given us: the Yellow Fever ; blt, thank God, we 'ere,still free frcnneven a symptom of, it; and if, by his providence, we are hless;!d with mild weather Which has charaCts-:riied season, we shall be under no - apprelieniion of its apprpach. • . E%traa of a Letter from Norfolk,' dated Aug. 4 —,;—if. On - . Sunday last, the British Se: en anti o,ti cent- taken some 7 time ago at Lynllavon-Inlet, oNre sent.ort board the Tr it . . Last evening, on parade, General Orders - were read to the Militia and Volutitrer eninpanies, when all, except Captain TAYLUEstiCorninitly of .Cavalry; Captain NESTVI.L'i Artillery, anti , Cipt,liinl4i'v,n's printess:Ami Coolvioy of tv e.t . a tll7..cilarged tram tortber tiorvic Tth.t Cotopattles rt, , Lainect are I to be : under the cniiimatict of , INiajia l'uniktAs Extraet of a Latter from 11:Ivnim;11), ,Jateci Jttly 10, 1807,. 10 a resritLitile Housa iri . . _ Gofer Wag' . issued ycsierday..,t, the Intend Ant to the Coildtlor 'of the Coitems, eXamine all goodS,ln and such as May . enter.hereafter, with instruaiont; to detain, fer.the present, such as may appear,,td , be of *nAlish tuantV,Ti:lihe, until further, Thlfi 1i:01e-first - st4 to watds a g4neral hibition of Enklistriirititila6.tarcs ; but we prettutne it bald= ly possible that bur Government will proceed, to extremities until due notice 'shall gt“.ai to our hfercOants-, 7 throttgh the medium of your ..N.l- . papers. JI - LY 13.—The Order we mentioned in ours of tho twi, has Weil put into eitecution, and all the English,merehantlize or nianniaanros in the C tom-home have 'been but apprehend they will be dispatelied, And that. t;.n. .c me time to come their iniro.lutaion will be winitc.l at. "Phis step of our-Government has its origin in the High Achnirark,Prder, published in your Paper ; fir we upderstand:it has not been received' but untilYotir. Merchants get further advices un trio subjth, 'flier will do , well to suspend their ship- Aunts of English goods." Aug. following Letter has been ad dressed by Capt.' Timototi,. late of the M-igite‘Chr.. sapeake, to .the ,Editor of, The ,Puklic t Ledge*, at `• Sra--4 have observed several 'publicati o ns hi The Herold, and other Prints, calculated to my character,' and have deetne.l it only itecevary t t .; say, that I have seen thera without. considering it dUty to reply, as a Court of • Incriry will shortly convene for,the.purpose of investigating the affair of the Chesupeako and Leopard; .'and through that channel the public may expea correct knoWledgd of tats ; therefinc any publication on my part Would be useless and improper. , Something more stiktantial than the mere declarations of the. - parties concerned Will be required. Respeelfully,• I am, Sir, your's, &c. " JANti BARRON." " Near Hampton, flog. 5, 1807." AU i*-B.Generat , Moa EAU ftttd Ladle tire:ll6w on a partyd‘ttbalitowu Springs ; it is said they inteuck visiting tlio of Niagara. A Letter from Savannah, dated I.lly 17, sys, " By a Gentleman just arrived in this' tWelity . -fi.mr days from Penticoia, infortwatiwi Lad. been rAlceived, that Fotruni, •Goliernor"of ehat place, had absconded to New-Orleans, diseavered . So bean accotnplice with .•13var,, in, his nefarious *.•heines -against the iiii.lopendencs, of thie Country." , • ,•, . , • AuGUsr 14.—There are at present r24-Gual-bolt4- fully eiluippc:d at the Navy-I,'ar,l iit thisplate,e, der tlrt ArirWiihdof Cm - 116;043:re BoGx.us, who will shortly, proceed ‘to Washington, t o bring the lriaate Un,i;eif;Stcfla.vtothis Port. TliQr...• a iinnuar ;.hat a 7-Vgdif Ship will be iturne;ll:ll4,:ly !) , Illt hero. keel has been tal l / 4 i, and !iinhers ail in re:tdinv!:.-for . _ number of years, so that " - she 60 ry0 : 10 , short poriod. :The recrpiting . ttrocti hrioicly„..ao4 a number of In . ::t-rato Settlnen havo,emcred this; ser,- "vice. Each" .hot will bo a Lieu,. tenant.-4(Er6oltlxt Po o%) Wt,.. learn from a reSpea'abh source,' 'that tlli Narrows are be irhmediately foutitied.- • teraiination will' not only, pleks6 the Citin4 at. ti,a! will 41 tford,tuorq,complet9 sectirity) rer our harboktr Ulan it. .fortitle4. uI Any I%;,:irtowi can be maae as: strooK, if"-not strongki,. tlttsn anylita a in the world ; and It limy, c0..1 a nJWion and a half of &Halt' it' nothingi cottipar;ql with the benefit which Will:result.t9 United ,taws, and particularly to.,tliD growing corn-. in of tlt.s city. —(New Yoch Gaz'eete.) Ail)erttlemllt rocittly s . from Nlontreal, forrtli is, •thilteooitit there he hearcl it reported, .1 hot' the G.4 . 4,1":1:11(Nit cbartere& ressess for IA i rtg . kv n to Liitt:her; the eihrhoh a. 6,1 which were tit NI/mire:ll; St. Joht;'.4 &c. and that it was, the prcvailino upittiOn therQ,llhit It ":1 broki.: out bet ween Et) tand and the ift‘ited St t.2s no attempt at (I , 4etiding that province would - 1 , ,„ \ rnackYilgrept at Ottebee, where a vigoia,o4 u•n ci tettinnext stand NVlTtild made ; 'end ti)r Which , purl,;; - , 2 it would be,,, - irnmediately . Inn in the 'best posiinie Elate. of do fence.—l-Te a'zick, tit°te w h e n passing , St. Johu:s, &c. ewhiS way hither,- lid observed the military extreroelybn , y in the rentov.; ink which he Under ltnad were to sent .dc4yitt,,to'.t.ittebec with all veztible (.lite.,tnq Gaz.) • .•- .4 . It ii , !it3l'2(l".iil Pl:hiburgh Paper, that the Briti..l 4,lorch i wai at M:ehisittlakilltlC purchasing any articles 'of country prodoce front the Amtrieartst; and are prepring to - remove their etreels from eur • . territory.-1t is further - mated, that the difficUltic:; with•theLW•lans on that frontier are such, der it unsafe. to travel from Chicago to Detroi by Auattii 15.- 4 Captain It. TAy-Lon, who 'went down to the' Tritanph, on public .busitival ; rtzurnerl thii morning; 'fiom him we learn, that the in the Bav,. and the •Cbtrontirn?lit the Beath, are Ow , only lirietsh-Ship; our :wasters; • With CA;)111!; 'TAYLOR.WCOL down the Proprietors snit.? that , had got on-board' the Triumph o where Sir auras I-lAtteY dettiined' them ;until they could 13%. identified and elaiined ; which' being done, 6ey . delivered to their oke..rs. . • It is but justice in u 9 to state, , that al! the G o tletnen who have%gone down 'on busitiesi with S; TOOMAS,,iikallY, speak in terms or the hilhost •r , • spe44.iii,„4,shara6ter, and • of .the 1)olite ruanifcsti to th e m;.:.-(vV o , : fidk Kral ; ' n new Ltati , valn4l , l;tnill4 , beionging: to: Capt.: 'him'. CHAPIN, :of iitUrtltstWO.. Mik't4 •ettst of the Cpurt . t hom e , w , rw , on Thnrstlny ;let on fire-4y,i-Ornot‘ithi6s,t nether with about 'QU bushela. Of grain, whole ctf which belonged to . /Vir. FIEN RY. The : daniage`is ebtitnatedat not less than .500 410 1 ,4 }ars. 0 0 • 1\101“lity last ill!! Lai.' ot. CIAATIA.kv wfts truss litgb SQl.vitr(l of theßorotiy,h ot C...olc!le4tet% tippointillent 1123 gi.Ven the ~ ' reutt ! it, Sati a t , tl.tl(l' rx,ks .1t d elesoriptiozli )t irCtb" -trici -it Borough, awl .has its . ‘t ; tril.• prok , o(t Church .11nd C.arpilra.so li(V,t inn . - )trortg..AiVlC ellen 11.3 I..4rdship; 244,1 the mertiory of his iVer 1 .)11 paTept and igother.