The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

,4 `; ~~1 ~~. ~~. t tit. li r j r; lite al le 0141.''ici -i• I"tr • , 11" i n I.r nri i. fro:l.' 4 ,i, 0 1111' 4 (1xf0 6 ; 1 ,, ;a or c i , , tl.''',, i ~iloil' l ' ckige 31 ; 1 ; 3 ; ,i t ,d '`" I 1 ' L' ii:,''' i' l en it / cll . ' 01 , oio tiO ,b t .sa we' , 1111,1 _ t be gar an:maling object'' the Prociamation of - BE At itqltsiots holds it out as a I;in to the people ~f . ' • in mockery of their , be bays, and truly says, " The re is no Italian who. call read this Procla !nation Withont 'etnotion."--7 tral what mu s t these etnotion.s b e, when the sbenlants of Romans are reminded Of th s eir satin. gation through treachery the inost base, and er . tteltY _tile most monstrous,—when. they are r...:ininded t hat their country, once the mistress of the world, isa dependancTupon a Corsican Usurper, (Corsica, time itinne.marial the reproach of I taly)—wheil they t!re told to look to their restoration to rank among nations to the clemency of the Glls, against `‘liont they once' indignantly threw the sword of glory hit() the balance, and by its weight reverted 16, slanting beam of degradation. A high-minded Italian must, indeed, feel cmo th'ils7--lle must start with horror from such pas sages as these from a Frenchman, the dependant fit a Corsican Usurper— Iniroointaertht aittaimiiis,onment the kinzdom of Italy existed; from r•-created, recollected the glory of their 4ricestoli from that moment, in th e eyes of astonished En telt., they held their place in the nsitlst of the most honoured nations, t " I ' e t the en emy b e forced to remove from our territory, and It e o " 40 4 be able to say to our august .Sovereign,—Sire, me 441.111 :/ rf recciv a j nz you a county 'c hove /crown to 'Vend s s p , uese, indeed, are bitter tauntings. ...___,.......--- wiozci. is stated to have obtained some ad tinitil on e - over twoEnglisli regim en t s near Bayonne, the 1 1 • — "to• . With such 'pr oo f s b e f ore os o f t h e siali ,4 e tir.;. .. 1 n- Y of the Paris press, we are not much ,kititied on this subject. • • . . .........,.........._ 'tile A “Ahlress of the 'Municipal Corps at Paris viii 1,,,, ; ' "Auld among our extracts: It is a gross .usult t . ° the unhappy Regent, and sliews how, de:nlv • ov • Jaeohinical spirits yet lo e to. triumph, 4 ,. el• degraded lbovalty. .Th e y tell• 'the niece of 'fie inurdered 11x1tiE AN'TOINi.TTR that g‘ French-.. wilt have no rivals for their love to their Save. : rei, n _ „ 6 ----Horrible insulting ruffians. - ' T ,_ ...._ "e Clazetle of last night contains an official :.1c "" of the capture of Piremen, 1 ---...b......_ Vest e , i• C0,,,, e1 L 3 Y, at. tyro o!clock, the . first Cabinet: 19 1 . 01 1 , B.nict: at came to town, to Pl'c',"re Po r „i, f ; 111 , e etilig of Parliament, was held at the of 11„;',,„::::u v et, - which was attended by the Earl TART, Lilrr:.Etill of LIVIAPOOL, .Mr.,VANSIT . " A • V P-, L a t ‘ l Seullilt ATEI.VILLP., Emil of Mullan- NIT " 4 ; u 1 4 Stt),7o ..Aielatint. CASTLEREAGH, . 14orci Vis 'nf lii /Oitiii r l ' il i Earl BATituasT, and Earl of ,131:ei l k , ID tip ib tusittu s . The Council did not. ' , b e ' R ; Past luny. ' lietli,n,i;lpli:L. °t C:oNi-roN, son of the .Marrpils.of thv A , • - I oN, and nephew of the late Mr. Pen- Th., i i , k., W e. Autterst acid to move the Address in I ,") , !.. , .t or Commmis. d '..alclic.-tlen. the F.;ari Of I).‘r.uotlSl F.. bad yester. I ,Y ai, au Bruce with Lord l'.int.Vll,4,e, at the Ad 71,t1Ity, on. hi s arr i va l f rom S pain. b 4424lelliaylbe SPANISH ASIBASSADO-R transacted • : i llness lit the Foreign Office... in the evenin g -4 Excellency returned to his villa at Chiswick. t,.; :l(l , ( lnday a meeting,. of the Judges took Jaace. at 1 ri'LLRNROROUGWA house ill St. J-atlies's.r,' an. t..' it '" e. . They assembled at eleven o'clock, ;and. 1i1'6.1110 sitting till ,four. At their breaking up", ti ;ey a,i; lorn eft till yesterday at eleven, and con 'l.4ll iii (Iviilteration till Itiiir egaill. , . ' ' /. c,l"7rd Lnwrftpat will, at is said, .offer himself a. li t ,, l k (l "t,e for the representation of Westinore it acaat by the cleat ii of. Lord MUNCArI'E .. I2 : _ , 4 k!Cp tl , ia , - , :tie of last nig it contains the . official 4t \,, )i lt of . the Capture of Beetnen. the particulate , 1 ,7ult.', ) .Ve, .have already-published- It likewise s'rvii e d i ' l l-l t .lfi'e etn'ils o'f the capture of the Wesel' A'lte I . Nate of 40 guns. 0!. the tiro other try- - 4 P .'eer) oil' the coast of Scotland, we trust a „004_ . , . _ Th e 'tc.eunt will z:lhortly be rentieicd. . . ; viii , er eoeti fonds have been fluctuating tor . li i; ( " I Y3 Tlst Inds • .en 55 and 55'; bUt• to this 1 ` a.p it i c .i . • ,a• 1 ! . 1 of . si 1 . _ 1,4 et•tAi t . in which the jtArnals glut , . a ili dtae,„) Sie hive-to - add .frotri-priVate- c , •''' , ' , ' B l ) . ( -" 1 " 41 friTtni p tlilt a loan of no less than 600 n 11111 °" 3 t?raf,ti,"ll3 e Xpec:ful to b. , called for in the coons e . Int t.:„.",‘l'eeks. The merehantS, and the monied 41 1; tti ;',. 11l France (the few of them that are left)-,- efq .'.. the „i . reai'..!.,t alarm. . . ~, • 0110 ttN ' , . ilacrously ill, as ;111141 i:, 1 ,, 1°111 '4 1 43 1 4 I h n. ' (I , a ' IL. • 00IV 'l: t i v - i' .... rapier Of yesterulty. -..•--, is ' 'd, t rqt ' zn , lipo s .1 •• i , 1 li ons cow H aillf, affil itl ~,, , h stea d il'fll , c " 11;, 11 military nusiness at his kon,LI .. it:LOEllniallaer in Chief's °Mee. ' ,tots, 41°% "•Itains of tin. Tyrol were covered with i v lit t i . ''- 4 • September . There ' 1 (1 be, beginning tit atil e, cl ' Many avalanches, - which destroyed.uim. i 4 411 0N2. 0 .,„ 0 de Ci t ,. • ,, ITP. has presented a sum of money , Zgrd , ,,i,lgYntuu at A,leritersdorfl, to be laid out in "`"ry . ( ;iii the ex penses of a monument to the Me" 4 0 in s i„,. : -" , e I'lvourite, Down:. t,• ii ' li• is i, .. l Journal) co (.1 4 'ltli e f ou l l ' l l ) ,er (the Connaugh ~I trn :. . c0n ,,1 IN " (1 W Illg singular paragraph:—-I 1 13 ... ~1 1 1ie . ,,' two female.: were exhibited for ` an bout , t r lli - Z i t cs, near the ' Exchange, Limetick . , a ( s ,c a . tiiii t ' ll 'ied • f°l• f utestalling.—The MAYOR is 1 /I,,,l . .toA r t a t i n il _the ,, most exemplary niauner, to PH" (I 'l l 41 ' 4 3 s; " 1- l 'Y whose practices the prieet r 0 ,... f ' tll 1 1 ' A t), ll , e llhi'‘uced on, the poor : anti on 11.1 e(1 la. -'?(I forestaller, of turf and potatoes,. (),, , ler 3 „, -. • 0e .. 4 011,c 'ills piii,.„,•4, 4 1 .. . ti l l , 1) . . tilt e .. 4 , 4 Y eveuiug, about seven o'clock, .as • I, 4 : t aa h ,a, 1 4' , Y.ork was rcturning wt,, untersmith hiQ., carriage came in On from NVindsor 4 4 " 1 , 1)., t , , ' ' :1 . hole k i , ,1411 1 to , ver s.di•ay, whica tore oil to. I t4 l ', l liir ses l int of the carriage, with which the 141: 1 , 4 ge 14 / 4 ( 4 at full 'speed. .The_hody ofthe ',i.' ill i t Wilt_ .1 1 9 1t t ,thittifigt.:d. l'ltS 'loyal Highness - li , flitest inittry,antl 111), , ,,, , to RH::: ,il ; r t t .t. , . , i rvi iii t‘ g i the sr, NAVAL NEWS: Yitnitiorvt,OcT....:`,i.- . --. 4 rrived yesterday even ing the Portia, with a convoy front Ileligolstn i. Ali ennui-unlit:mon with the ships in the being suspended by the ternpesl.,oos weather, it has not - been ascertained whether she is' the bearer of any fresh intelligence, though...it .is 'conjectured not, us the means of communication with the shore signal is ai...vays available, 'and . . , any news of importance would have been made known throukli that Channel.", PilvmOuvr, OCT. 25.---XrriVed"fiii ifajesty's ship Hydra from Portsmouth,-:--Sailed the Rater ,schooner, with a convoy to the Westward, and the Dwarf cutter for Spain, with dispatches. PORTSMOUTIT, OcT, '2G.--The Tartarus tikes convoy for Cork ; and the Alonzo for Guernsey.— The Severn, with the Halifax convoy, is expected to sail to-morrow. FALMOUTIG OCT. 24.—Arrived the Grasshopper from Port Smooth, to collect the ships bound to Portugal .and. the Mediterranean, and sailed to join_ the fleet - off this port.--Sailetl: the Dasher sloop of war for Cork and the West:lndies, and the Bloodhound gun-brig with a fleet for Wales. HULL, Ocr. 25.—The. Princess of Wales cutter .bas arrived in the Humber, to - take the fleet now assembling for the Baltic under convoy, and will sail first fair wind."—The Hercules, TnomrsoN, arrival here on Saturday from Sundswall. She sailed from Cariscrona the 4th instant, in com pany with about 300 vessels, and arrived off Got, tenburgh on the 12th ; the fleet put into Gotien-, burgh, but this ship could not fetch that port. — There were about 100 vessels at Gottenburgh, elusive of 'the 300 sail that put in there,. among which werrabout 20 sail of transports. e ft ;e truth 19 a ivmdo l t were att. Could ndl the 11th 0! Au GEI" 171 , Could noc ' NO') 1:4 1 ; )eSSatio anj had not re, at Wit t " . ; either, bard, ov e TOO' :kI'ARTE' [iese " g . 161 r doe r '', i v able, a rk !(lit 61 114, t ‘vs , 01 ntoo s re:i, ;fir 4 1 ' tlec er9le tdie g ' p , r j poll I - thto j ,. e , si'e fl ,--, .;•- b . " • ; ..,! t ,, , i NAVAL APPOINTMENTS, Captain Ricketts is appointed to the Vengeur; Capt. James Nash to the S'aturn ; Capt. Wise to the Surecillaute, to hear the. broad , prodant of Sir George Collier, as Commodore on • the North Coast of Spain ; Capt. It. Elliott, of the Porcu pine, to the SurVeillante ; ('sprain Kinsman to the Fox, riee Paterson, deceased ; Captain It. Henderson to the Tigris; Eients. it. King•sten, Atiarspite ; Gaither, Prospero; Bo'ssant, Cornwall ; John Hancock, Dasher ; nudge, Wolverine; S. Dillon, Carnati , vi ; Mr. G. Stair, Purser, Rosaril, to the Eurydice; Bev. Owynne, to the Latotitt, the flag-ship at L e ith .; • Rev. E. Brice to he Chaplain of the Medway..--.Lord James O'Brien to 'the Warspite ; Capt. Cramer to the Islet . ; .Ca•pt. N. C(H•rane to the Orontek; Capt. Palmer to the 'I lc bras; amp to the Pantlui a ; Capt. Garland to the Alert; Mr. P. Vern• to he Purger of the Itosoricu Mr. John Collins, late Purser of the Frolic, to the Melpomene, at Spithrad ; Mr. Wm. CourtiA,' Assistant-Surgeon of the Salvador, to the Alban; Mr. D. Sutherland, late Parser of the• Drake, to be Purser of the Reindeer; Mr. H.GOlden, Purser of the Julia; and John White, Purser of the Drake. . _ . - PitostottoNs.—Lienternint A. Hobbs,' employed on the La kis 'of taionta, to the:railk. of Coin ma nde r ; , Livitemlitts R. W. 8 immooth, late'olthe Attack, to be first of the lirn bonr; ("in:gory to the Nymphen; $ lison, Bedford Mr. Etough, ant Mr. A. Seeds, alb': 11111foni, Midshipinen,.to the rank of Lientennaits, the latter to the Priae 'oltValesl Mr. F. Franksof the Nritalo, to the of Lientenvit ; Mr. Rolfe, Ntidshi polar), to be Lieutenant of the Milford; Is , Yie, Thomas Nieticils, Midshipman, to he Lientenont of the I".ltrni ; Me. Thomas Kelly, Midshipinim, to the rank of Lieutenant. EAST INDIA SIIIPPING..---The ATMId//q tea lndiamen, which it was faared •lia foundered in a gale off the Isle of France, in April last, have arrived safe at St. Helena, and are now on their passage with the fleet for England. The other missing ship, the Sir G9r/fray Webster, has, it is reportedi reached the Isle of Prance, in a very distressed state. Lieutenant-General s Lap and suite go out' to Bombay in one'of the Company's• ships, which will be dispat c h e d ear l y i n D eeember. next. The following are among the Indiamen which «'ill compose the first fleet of the season' 1813-14 :—.43tintbay, , Elphitistoite,l Ocertn,-Cabutea, and Nepttme, , ,stationed to Bombay and China; and. the &click, Castle, to St. iklena, Batavia,. and Ch ina. The Laurel 44, is fitting for the Cape of Gaiid Hope ; it is ,said Lord CitAtu.r.s Some,astix and suite are to take their passage in her.. The Racehnrse,' Capt. Ths, RAPJ.E, which arrived. on Thursday morning from the Cape of. Good Hope, having been on that station severd. years, brought dispatches from.Adiniral i Tyt.tut and 6-e -neral air Jot CRADDOCK, and: a bag of letters from-ihe settlement.: His Majestrs :store-ship Cormorant, and the Glenpwre. ordnance stores, arrived at the Cape on the 13th Of August, 1! ;nu England the latter was to sag on the 20th to; the ,Me •of Di)NDO had hu;ded from the Cormorant, Sir Jour: . CRAD DOCK was in oNpceration of the arrival of a sue. M.SOi . An cl.qpint (limier will be given to Admiral Sir R. Cat.bae, Bart, this day, tg,the Fountain .Im, Plymonth, by Rear-A(.lo.ra. 1 ; liLtitrit.t, and the Captains of his INiajegy's ships at•that port. The Abeunit, Beent,e, with coals from Sunder land, of and for Bostoo, was on Friday sennight dr o ve upon Wainfiect Sands, where she now lies a p; senger, an able seaman, and a boy, were-drowned—the master and the rest of the hands on board escaped with great difficulty. The vessel is gone to piees, and all that is likely to be saved, is some parts of the wreck. The fleet for Heligoland, which sailed from the Nom on the 14th instant, had reached its desti nation on the 17th, with the exception of the True Blue, Usnea master, which had not been heard of Os late as the 19th. There had been a storm in that neighbourhood on the 14th and 15th instant, during Which , several ships had been driven on-shore. A ituarrel took place sotrte: time ago between two Preach prisoners of war, Ins buc k ed the 5(44, 8011 prison-ship, at Gillingham•reach, when Be noit Robert, who coneeived himself insalted; ita sistL that Jaques &Aron shoUld fight hint io a duel not haring any "capon ou board, they unrivetted the blades of a pair of scissars, they strongly attached to two sticki, ends about 1 1 , 'oYoV:(,lpliatlcie)g:n:6:llhe:,"'2hdicla they instant, whets d ud iii te d a inurtAl walnut on his' adversary, of ‘yLicii iic lingered till Thintsday dit'd,. The e ~~: f •~.lt i •d 8017 T II AMERIC'A. M.,.lociores to thebegipning of September, con- Reports, ,which .prove that the ru mour (t an epidemic disorder at. Cadiz was not aitoget her nnfoutulcd., .They also contain the fol lowing t:roin South America , . . l'uttßTo I.—Letters received fromComccas state, that ! . ;eneral Monteverde was, on the)7th,' in_San.Carlos, opp;)Ned to a body of 3000 men. From Guayana w:‘ have the melan choly news, that . the Insorgents, with 1100 men, leaving two divisions behind, had• penetrated into the province of liarina4, from which Capital the Military .Cumn i ander D. Antonio, Tiscar, .with the other Authorities, had taken, ,flight.—Tbe GoVernor, with the'Civil Officers, had sought re? Inge iii the town of Caicana, within the boun dary of this province. It appears that the Gene? ral.was at this critical: moment abandoned by a part of his troops, who went over to the Insur gents. Under these painful circumstances we' hove made a new etiort-=--mounting 300 anglify, and arming. two gun-boats, besides those out of the river.—With only SOO men, more, properly provided, we may be able to protect this bulwark of the country. " CATIACCAF,, AUG: chiefof the rebels,. Tlotiyr, in his invasion Of Bariaa's, has conducted hitusiq with the MOSt horrid cruelties to the Eu ropeans. We :continue here in the greatest alarm." TILE MILITARY. DUX?. OF YORL'S LTiVRE.----Ilis Royal Highness the Duke of Yoguc. held a Military Levee yester. day, at. his Office at. the Horse-Guards, which was more ntimerottsly attended than oh any simi lar occasion since the prorogation of Parliament. The followingPfikers bad interviews of the POM RANDER-IN-1111j, Lientenant-Gorcral Sir T.Ornimm, nn big Muni from the British Army in Fronce ; Lientenant-Genvial the Earl of Da I hots k, on his rctnrn from ditto; the Marquis of Tweedule, on his.retoro from ditto; Major-Genertil.Dnntiin, on his re turn from Lord Win. Dentition's Army in the East of Spain; Major-th‘peral Smith, on his return front nalifax. • . The following had also interriews of his Roym. litountss Lientenara..4;caerais nrosvenor nod Cowell ; 111;dur-Gene ralsDigney i iimnilton, N 1 401401; +intl ; cob , - ;ids, Sir Collyear, Campbell, G . Olll, • • A Court Martial was assembled yesterday morn ing, at the Muster-master-General's ()nice, White hall., for the trial of Colonel MAtilt I.!.F.XuroY, of the bt Tower Hamlets Militia . , on charges pre ferredsagainst him by Lieut. Scorr, of the same t'egiment. The ?Courts was‘. adjourned till ten. o'clock to-morro'w, in consequence; of the non lar;val of one of its members. . • The Racer schooner is waiting at Plymouth, to protect to the nearest port junction with Lord Wet,LtsloTog, transports with provisions and de tachments of the Lth, Ilth, 23d, 28th and 88th Peghndllt9. - X ast Monday, the 3d, or 'Old Buffs, , marched into Lel,vei front florshOmi on their route to Bat tle and adjacents:; and the'' sth left the former place on ‘Vednesday• for Illeteliington—rt hey to 7 1.4ictveded in Lovell barracks by the South Cork Militia, who niarched in on,Fritlay from Bril;ltton. `lyre 'Mitrine Battalions which have been ployed in the Ches'apeake, arrived at 1-lalifax in the ships of war ; also a detachment of the 102 d re . gir n ent,, comprising 300 men. Th e Northampton and Antrim regitnents of militia have completed their quotas of volunteers for the line. The Norfolk regiment had none to give tb4 time, having turned out their quota last vplunteering. CritlN-EXCILANat:, OCT. 27.—We, hat no fresh atrival3 at any kina of I;ritiu 'naming; Wheat w:a4 dull of sale at the prices of Monday; fine Bade) , war rather brisk, at well as fine Oats, which slpport their price, but ordinary were duly; other kinds of Grain 'remain much in the s.luie state as on Monday. On the afternoon at Thnrsduy► meek, a report relJohed Westport, that the Light HonSe on Clare Island had been Intrut the night before. 14r. I Lord sl.loo's Architect, as soon as possitile repaired to the place (a distance of nine leagues from Westport,)' and found that the lan tern ‘vith all its apparatus, was entirely consumed. So gre:Awas the conflagration, that some of the me tal %vas melted into balk, and all the glasses, &e. were broken. The first cost of the lantern alone' was I lOW. the reflectors were all inlaid with save..., and each pane of glass., on account of their inake and great thickness, cost tour guineas. The keeper assigns a sniff falling into the oil, as the cause of .the conflagration. To prevent any accident to the shipping from the want of this exertions are making to have a temporary light erected, until further instructions shall be received. young man on board the Solrador del at u t n 'ortsmouth, who declircd himself the soct of h e late General. MOREAU, has been strict ly examined, and the fabrications and falsehoods clearly detected, tie was of the impostot' being immediately drafted on board the Warspite, 74, and sent to sea. fie is is native of Germany, and was horn in the city of Berlin. At the Sessions for the Borough of Newark. upon-Trent, held on Thursday last, a true bill was found against 'tuber' Cook and others, charg eJ with being concei meil in taking op and carry-, lug away the body of Anna Chambor,, which was interred in July last, from the grave in the church yard there. The Overseers of the Township' Of Manch t.ster have advertised a reward of two guineWi elich for no less than forty loishandi %Ole) .haye within a short pt:rind deserted .their wives and children, and lett then) dependent on parochial 'support. Bevetreen of these faith litisb,uids and fathort; are.utitives of. England, sn'enteeti waives of Ire. luotiblvvo natives of :....leothin t l, t k e rest . are native, of Frantic or of the 011 VtriAllt:iikiy, n grey noire belonging to Mr. ronflus, of ichile crossing the ferry of Keisock, Icopa ,ont, of the 'boat on its gutting to tile : opposite lying direct rel leer tourge tthout chile Mid a half enstlVarti, she , riltnige,l into the sea .nt the mill of Kilmitir, swam ocrnis . the anti eitITII• ltllllllTe. beICJIT eidkitigtt, being A 1 stßaCe tt, nin?tit; three mites, ‘vithonCiostrtiilitig the smallest Tiltrautre it) GOOD NEWS. Notwithstanding the unforttinate. coalition be tween the,Emperor NAPOLEON: and'the Emperni• of Mortocch threatened SO. Mlny Cnrop e , ire are livppy to state, that Mt Least for this eoun try there does not seem to• he funny dAngers in store from that source. Indeed, so good du tinder sturniing .I . !reTails, that . not sett the Morning Chronicle has sounded. the tocsin of ;Ilarin on the .occashm, ;And we are rejo!ced to tronrd the ink facts ter prove o prior/ that i'AN.I NA r,. t r, T2 has not- been able to intrigue us out of the affectiOns of his Imperial Brother : .On Saturday last arriyed,at their stablea small detaolnnent .of the Life Guards that Awl been eseortlutoome . stallions of the black,cast and Suf. .folk 'breed of our horses, which the l'utt:cil: 111441 C a present of to the Loperor of MOROCCO. The men luttl been abz,ent,from their ipiarters about six months on this+expedition, and had ,been each rewarded by the Emperor in the most liberal manner. The Emperor of Monoc'co, in return for the horses - and superb harnegs, together' with some curious howitzers, vli;ell'were also presented from the PIIINCE REGENT, hits Seltt to tii Ilpval Highness a majestic lion and two beautilitlArabian 'horses, which have arrit-ccl at Portsmouth: STEAL I BOATS. ' We lenrn that a machme, of great importance to the navy, has lately been invented. by Mr. Lewis liAyNE, officer ()I' the Excke lit Wick..Thk machine, althototh intended partly for the same purpose, i s said to be fur superior to the steam-. boats now in 'use, both for simplicity and Instead of the Ivheeis used in these boats, which are of no service in a heavy sea, fins, or oars, of It peculiar description, have been constructed by Mr. BAYNE, which being at all times wholly notice water, are considered n efficient in a rough as itt a smooth sea. The machinery by which these his or oars are worked is simple, and entirely cliff - rent from that on the present steam boats. It can be worked! either by the steam or by the hand, can be shipped or unshipped , in:a few miuntes, may be fixed on ships or boats of size or eon. : seruction. From a trial made in a fishing-boat; when the. machinery was far front being in its pre.. sent complete state, it wttsfound, that althotii4lt only worked by one man,' the boat to whi c h tl:e machine was attached, outstripped one of the same size s vorketl by six men. For vessels disinasted, or endeavintring to come up with or escape front an ettetny-;.in` a calm, or otherwise, the au vti ut a: , es arising from having ilk machine on board are _x petted to be great. A model lia‘bevit sent to the Board of„Admiralty, for their inspection, by his Grace the Duke of G 0 RDON General Z.tptutA, chief of a l'rtinch squadron, was lately assassinated by .his confidential domes tic Basil; Pavinsky, at ritzy, !n Hanover. 1k W 33 on his way from France to join the army ; and alighted at the pestmaster's, when hi! sh..pt. In the,middle of the night, Pavins . ky attaches !ltita with his own sabre, ,and having reduced him to a state of insensibility, cut his throat, l'act rifled bin of a gold watch, several diamond rings, g aml >OOO francs in old. Ile did not attcurpt 't(A escaFie; but declared next morning, thi.t his mastrr, was'latigned, and would nit rise till mid- Late in. the UrtCrIAION), the posirmister's wife,surprised to, hear no movement in the ch.un her, Beeped through the key-hole, saw the General, naked, and, weltering in his hlooi. Pavinsliy, who was in the kitchen reg a li ng him self, was immediately apprehended, and confessed his crime. . . Friday night an alaraill'iir fire broke 014 t on t h e premises belonging to M7...l.ttnes WALK.FAt, xttt opulent, farmer near Tooting OcCilift)lleil by th e. caieleisness of one of the, servtutt 7 7ll,4 . l4lS holcling a candle too near the bed-furnitaire, which in stantly caught title, whilst putting, two of the children to bed. Very forttinately„by the intim,: (Bate assistance of several of the neighbours, its ravages, were confined to the chamber where it began, and theadjoining one, both of which, with their furniture, was entirely destroyed. On Sunday, as, the niece end two daughters (one seven, the other eight years of age) of,Mr.l l ll..ALn. of Bartholomew-place s , were in) their Way to c,burch, while crossing the road ne:a their father's house, they were, both Unfortunately os'er by a horse coming at full speed; having a boy on his haq.yli unable to guide or brill) hint. The elder girl had her skull severely fractured, and was ttiken up in to lifeless state, strut has , sincehati two pieces taken from.the,head, fro u 1 which operation she is not expected to survive. .`rife younger girl escaped with one of her: fett much , bruised, and is ia a fair wily of recovering the use.of it. Mount:a Friday morning, the body of TUOMAS DEADY ‘vas found murdered,' upp.ireotly with a pitchfork, which Was found near outside of Carrick-on-Soli', on the ( ..lontnel roAd. lie Itad sold pies on 'I tifirstlay at the fair of Car, rick, and towards . evening, on his WRY I..nue, took some refreshment at , a , cahiret, whicli he left at seven in the evening, and near whHh his hOt - fy. was found. He was a quiet, industti :11, 108 n , mot is supposed to have been murdered for the sake theAntmey which he had 1-cc:lived at the air: Sc 4 much of the project, however, was idefested, his flatter fiad previously talien Inune illOtlvf. Sing fatP tlx zreejt uNd:lon d a iktig., , oliog 'Wra.'ll.loo“tz, of Loughborough, a hi ickm.iker, few- days 1.4;0: laid a wager of With 'his hands fixed belnrahint, absolutely worry tor death with his mouth-one or these eorotaeoe'ed "this extraordinary task by pros• trating himself &Ilion the ground, :and then 'With his uose fiercely sissaildd its price ly. ex for its a few minutes his task w.as . clouded' daret, Ens totic6, perhaps, tis if the scientific and sturdy Crib' had been his opponent, ,anil frar a Erne IttonvA to have as little chance of conquest .he WO ,l ist lilieliiio(:ii have, had. with that - renowittd 4ert.); however, the briekinaker tit length,,With his unsal v:>wsrwtit, .bucoeeded its pre”ing. the tittle Vitt!' drupecl till its' . cheveguiqle-frize. ratlia anYo- waY , ilticiost4,mheop like furv i glUttflied at hit 1 > 4 . and bit it ctimplettly otf,Auul thereby won his.'Ytager * to the no Ittnalittnlot3tr , nt: se veral of his Niailtratitt walla Aittitated tint: