The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

dorrixiinoy vAiL. • CO.PVIIIIAGEIc SEPT. 2 1 .—The followino utretiv cilia:: 'Letter was, on the 12th, transailtte& by the D!ihish Chancerilto 311 the Megistrates; COnntii,•sind Barons in Zealand : , , .• • ".•It is .the wish, both of the Danish and -Engli sh Commanding Generals, that the disorders which by straggling parties have. been commi t ted in Zealand, slrll in ftiture be prevented . by strong Patroles, scouring the country; and otbir measures wltich are to be adopted, for that pnrOose, as far as the prese nt WeUthstanceS admit. • All ,Magistiates, COunts, and Batons, are' therefore herewith called upon, to make all posibleeiertioni on their part, that dis orderly Military, who render themselves guilty of any excess, ,Pe apprehended and brought tort abdign • puniSliment." According to an agreement - concluded with miral GAMliptt, CuillMalider . in Chief of leis Bri+ tannic Majesty's Naval Forces in the Baltic,, all Ships which sail from henee fo i ranyDanish Ports, to fetch • provisions 'and tire-wood for "this , place, may tait'a with them and export sea-coal, salt, and piece zonds ; and of West India Commodities, 1000 'of sugoi or coffee, one tit' two puncheon; of rum, and one r rw:. !! 4sheads of tobacco each, A reHri t•-, :a: , Eisineur) that on the, part of flee English' Govet. ,cent an aPplicatiOn. has • .been made to the King ()LS weden to deliver up his Fleet, . which is now rigging and gutting ready-for tea in . Ctriserota, as a deposit to the English,. On Langeland / as well as ,Fretnert Aleuts oc English Seamen attempted to effet%a hin4 rl - . lug, but were repulse!: •;, The last Banitterg Gazette' 'State's, .ther the trti paror I\4%rot.eor has,. gtanted.a pension of 160,000 'florins to the. Prince and:Princess of Orange Fulda, )0 ttavlost their' domimons , ,- arid a pension of *6O; nouns to Ponce B 4 ,rti.l4)l of Brunswick,. 'whoo, In the same case, 'tOtt himself and his Princess . - ' I\7 'pensi4iiMasas' . 94.btkii'iratited to the EitiCtor pf• is said be possess ed o f larg e st,w 'Capitals, vestal 111 _.T'licliitkettYnTri'lay. and Suite 'reached this place about one o'clock to frpth tichin g bur g h, ft; the purpose of meeting uncle Louis X V.lll. Mari arrived at thre o'clock, accompanied by.. the Duke : he, the King, and attendants, spent some time in their :WAY hither in viewing the tinnoui Watet-rell . and Canal or Trolltratt a : they wilere 4:bitted-bete—with- every ninrk of -distinction-; the , . Troops were under arms '; the tr,(• . o itying in the • .1 • • Artillery found : the guns 'on the rampant, Were * firea. , COPF:WAGP.N, SV.,PT. IgNICIay tne 1411 i inst. Lord CATHCART, General in Chief of Bri tannic Af a j e .ity' s t r o o ps, reedoved his'head-quarters to the citadel in this place. Along the esplanade „of • • • • the Citadel; strong palisadoes are era:tett front the Custolii -It otitie id Xing-street. stnalltoltlk of Fredericksburgh is occupied by 90.00 EngliSOMS) hhietly consisting of Highlanders, Who *are their Wives with their: ; in Several of the largest.hOno.up tvards. of too persons ar quartered. The Castle .of irrederieksburgh 'hag Auhained but little. damage, two "A)ictes of braSs canhon are mounted in.front of the. tny t tl'pai i i6 L ., and &ea the King's stables are oceu lid by English Troops. The.stri4 discipline „Row • tr*:- 4 1teie Troops; cannot be sufficiq i ntV In order to prevent the confusion and •, disord er tro lls the soldiers buying themselves provision, ihetr own pvision, the Commanding General. has tuade the arrarigemdtii that they are bought at oncp for the wl o .: legit - nem, and .afterwards' distribute ti lurtong the !MUM. II shies several private LibrarieS deStroye&by,.,the tombatdment.the very' Ndinpbltt - eolle4tibiNf btio'ks which belonged to Professors ittseamitiAttistiv . ri, VlCERin#j and,Wout.nrite, were consumed by, the flames. Three Printing OtEces were also d.-Aroyed 'by the tire; with several books. and man uscr ipt s of great value; and among others " 0101'5FM:6 kat mai Dialcinary," published at theexpence of the Moyal Academy of tciences.• .19 Mr. TuTEl4's wareholle goods were devoured by. the flames to the stinoutit of 130,000 dollars, The,Police O ffi ce 'gave ibis morning public nUtier y that' according .to a •Lettet received frotn the Cominander in Chief of hi s tritannie M a j esty ' s L an d a n d N ava l iorees, .such I?!iitons as wish to leave the capital will henceforth ueetl 6.r) other passport.' than those grallted;_,*4he above Office The Setitite 'this' City,„W : pad9 500 h to h e' PrOprietais of. bUildings huFAlLAcpyp durst'lll6l the lite bombardment not to retintlathato, hh Danish Majesty's determinitioit.:sltall,:, be known on that subject. Amottling•to a notice givin by the Senate, I I date of the kith instant, an agreement has lacen con elude4 with Admiral GAMBIER, that all * 'Vessels bound from Copenhagen to any. Other Danish Port, which are furnished with a passport,, granted by Major-General 1 1 SYstsu, and signed by an English CaPtain of the Fle,-t, under the said "'Admiral's tornmancli• shall pass 'free and untnoleited; and farther ; that oh Vessels of 96 to 50 lasts burthen, 40 hieh strive with provisions from any Tanis port, and have no other goods on board, shall be ac witted ftcte in Copenhagen harbour, being first searched by the,English Guardship station :d on' Copenhagen, About 800 privates of the atnisli marines . haVi ole.3erted, and. some of them, whom the English loser! toto euga,ge, are now w an d er i ng a b out t h e , Coun 't/ witho becid, and . Without- 'prote4.43..;;;ASt ock 4 0101 f.sowite of kt. " N VA. L NEWS. -Sloop - n yon pleaseil to l~f;zce unaer-triv.cornnuO t : Lhave the bouthir to aekpiallit yan, that by avai.ing ..ef yam picler, and the : • •11titin I derived, froin Ow olLiverPool, I • I.Teedeti. in it, iereet>ti-iig the Je Marla Josef. wish Privateer,- twit - teen i -pry traders, oue hundred and Ly left Sr. Sebastian on' .the t . st irfst. but only in - rty-tive on board• When 1 - alten yesterday ninriiing; ,with some English 'Prisoners. She appears a coinp:ete Vesid of het description, - well - arined and appsi•nteci, and to have been coranaticted by' a da , ,lntig enter ': prislng 'clia r ta6ter, coo welt Avith our' ;coast; hiving captured thirty five tfate during thjs t eruixe:,..' , Through the . chance or. hal fallen, and was. the only person 'bort, Iris Vessel not surrendering until the niusketiT iiiss:iils, and the grape-shut,brolight thetwadid i i' fie ' 122 pir&t . of a musket-balt:. wound as' toe Surgeon.weißt o to his assistance. • . .*f hafe . detaChed'tieutenant Po4fell ; of this Ship, in the Prize, to rescue,'•if possible, the captured • VesselS ) * sand-to afi - Ord: infortration to the Cruizerg; relying , on`his.exertions.. On closing ny Letter, I have the phmsor'e to add; thatl Itave jpk ro-captured the Coninwr.o, another of the Lugger's Prizes. • • • ; l* - -1 hnve•the:honour to be; tiro.- • .. '" ii ? 1:1111 AC E fwan t4e LONDON GAZETTE, 0$?. I SO 7. - ifdruiraki-Office, 0, 4 :7. in .4 Le' ti ,- .%rfro . iii Captain Mu iidy,;il . His iffo:YitisShi? Hydra, addressfUrto ?ice-Admiral Lord Colllng tivood,,.e which the fallowing is a 'Copy, 'has bet4i transmitted to the' Hon, Ilititiani Wellesley ; Pale, by Rear.4ibitiral Purvis. .. 1.1,..4 E s .111a,lisiii$ .hip fiydra, at Sea, Mit L ORD, ...August 7, t 807. , I have. ' the honour to relate, that I cliamdllute A.ruked.Pelaccas into ,t he Harbonreof Beausi.scutia, Coast of.Catalonfa, late last night .; r an Shaving ;el eonnoitred this morning, deemed an attempt, c . 4 them predicable, although . _under tie clespyrotee tion of a Battery . and Tower. • At fifty minutes atter noon the 80p was anchor ed, with springs on the cableseat theentrence of the port, and began the . attack ;. a smart fire was Iv, turned by the Frny:ne, which. however considerably abated after sorAe.what more 'than an hour's action; bn perceiving: which, I ordered, a 'party cif fifty Sea 7 men and Marines, tinder the command. of the See *Conti L.ieutenant, ,(Mr, Drury), ,with Lieutenan4 Cayes and -rengelly, of the Marines, Mr. Finlaisbt) (Midshipman), , Mr. Goddard (Clerk), Volunteer; attended by Mr, Bailey, Assistant-Surgeon,, to lathe on the flank of the Enemy, and drive, them from their guns, keeping up . a heavy tire from the , Hydra, Ito -cover the Boats ; • yet notwith , tanding our eiidea yours to draw the.tartictilar attention of the Ralf. 'Wry, the detachments were soon exposed to a cross dibeiiirms,of l.itmkgrage trom the • • Sliip a ping and Foi - t.,, as well as Musitetry„from the ilfockse unshaken, .however;. 04. fiairalced 1 and 4vdti4 ' Mou nted the c . iiii . , which was most 4ittitil4 of , tercels, Litey, 47 Jacked the Fort with stick tntr6piiiijy; that the Elie my did not think propeetclystwatt their *clo:iing, but Spiking their gum, t r,Rheia. out On:the one'si,ie .1.; ' , or hrave fellows . entered at . the:other., , The Battery .contained tou r twenty- ix poniiicr3. • This gallant achiev• merit gair.e me an eep.'ullinity 'of employing the brirls;l2 sOlely eu th ; \re,eis, from which a COnstatit fire %leis :Mill Dept an our people on shore. , . . On gaining, the guns Mr. Drery ,i 4 vpn cc d w it h , 'the Seamen arid alfew,:Nlarinti3 to the. own, leaving Mr. Hayes and hiii - Paity to retain thCM, a , , : 1 to QV .. Vpy.,the,heights.„!!l4, Faminat 1 d c ci . the &LI,. 4 okilie esSels, and froth; witch he ~illd annoy „ c ue i4IT F. : i • my,. who were in greet ImM - her's nil k ;00)0:it e :side of the Hartiottr,. which is eiirentiJir narroW.--7- 1 As soon as the Town vies cleared 'or the 14.4.en1y, _the Crews,abandoned their Ve ,, ,uni, but tOrin s ed in • 'groups, pi musketry arming the roCks and bushts, tiring. on Alit:. Seamen ) Who•hed new seized theßnins, on the; Beria, and were boarding lite l'ulaccas,. while em,ther - party of the Enemy had gained. a height above the Marines, and kept then continb.', ally ehgaged, *notwithstanding 'iuMe.guits were kept' • playing on them from the Hydra. ' At half pi.st three,„pbserving I , lr. Drury in full possession of the Vessels, ,I sent, the rest of the B Sail, under, Lien:tenant Little, to assist in towit4 them bin, and at four bad the satisfacinni,of seeing them' roundiVig, the p oint, when the Marines re-embarkrii .under a hedvy'dlichaite of musketry, the lifeiny having Colletted 'theft whole furee Co harass tie re- ' ire; . . h.t; I reitee . ii 14eticutriststiCes attending the deliArkatiini of this 1,004f01 _.t . - tab u, and reflect on Mlle mank ditlicOltres they bad to surmount in an at :Alta do a Fort strongly defended by !novae as well "us art, iliere opposed 110 More tban three thee; their foice fair two hour;i, sucteedilig in possessing them- Selves of Oil Vessels, and daliberately laying Out haWieri id the very . rocks that were occupied By the Enemy; arid warplitg them raft against a fresh . •) I. ' '-'it's 4, xj:•dtieci to a galtiug fire of musketry, 1 feel —... perti,olly inc.ipabte of writ i ng a panegyric equal to ...este * rday afiernoon th e • .-;- t!lc!r inerit , but it has not required thii exploit to u? ,• rORTSIIOUTH, OCT. 1 1 •Y -st;liop thesebilic e r s w i t h t h e coat-atter of cool judg- zuriiiark, o f 74 gous, the Hon. C.-ipt, -fl eon ,,- ; , Men: arid :keel Mined bravery. During the term of I sailed for the Fleet off Cadiz,' and' about two hours four years I have Witneised frequent instances of after took poSsession of, and sent into tlik Port, an 'the gallantry of Lieutenants Drury and Hayeii . ; and . American Barque, the Pailes, EVERETT; fr om New .tieurenant Pen , 5 ,e11y (though not of so long s tanding .• in ,the has ever .been a Voltititeet on such ' Xork, bound to Amsterdam ; with sugor, coffee, &c. Services. . . • • out 25 days from Antericatratit the C.iptain Or I have ril4fillid'greatiat Pleaiurb in ,tiddir w ibdt , , , which we icirn ow t...:,t)1 Bunn litis'.been . acquitted the above-mentioned Otßeers speak in enthusiiistic ~ refi,.tis of the bettel o pr of all emp loyed uuufet' t thenu i of the whole of the charges laid ae.iink him, and • , • to your Lordship'S notice :and protettion; therefere, 1 that,the Most prev:ileut Opinion' in ~No 4 York wit' tl'a! a.war w ith tali country wasinevitabli. I beg roost stronglyto recernin end them. The conductiit the test of the Officers and•Bll:p's extup.itiy fully equalled my ithubst ‘eishes , to the ..Seheol'et' was,. ,:',-2 hours after the' ilutwark'.c s3il - Ireiiiettdotts ties they beet up ,I Attribute the small- tug, dispatched atter•her to recall her in cielsequethie neifi.ef the loss lute dau n eige, liiffnely—LOne killed jo f , c ar 1 ., ~ . a rap He i.i - cle. to that ette4.l. a:id tivo wounded on board, and tour wounded of ' the detachment, 'the' fore and tolien-topmasts and The iirjuitud'VC . ,.ate; "Capt. SMYTH, !Lt's detaiiiL i'foretop-sail yard shOt throngh, a few In the hull ,'id, and sent into U:ii:Pritt, the DaiiiSh v'ess'el ...1. and the rigging triflingly etif, is all the din:lege. Mins' from S. 1. , , ti•., •i , • d \ O-: •- : ~ a it . , . nth .. latuy an A me.. 'lO Mr. 31'11.efizie,`the First Lieutenant; who has • The Diana Frigate, Captain , MAU:so,. has- (ft served with - me the whole of the Wait;' I feel much indebted for his issistauc4 throughout this little en- out of Vest Cruz, and stmt into rhis'Poo;the Spanish , terprize. , ijri , Narita St.lyiuili dela Luz. -' - ' A description of the captured VeSieli, and the ._ , . ahe 644CCeSS krigate,AYl(;ol: U Li, 1t:::; detai:ned and ' hanie4 of the killed and Wounded, 1 inclose foryaut Lordihip's hiferMatioti. The Prince 'Eugeod an d sent into this port the Bergertha; NEWN HFitCll EN Caroline were returning to Marselllo. frbin tileste, with fruit. . , .. I have the hewer to be;'Src. ' * G. MUNDY. • . . . Arrived yesterday flee - Moselle ' Slc: p it War, . , . To the Right Ron. Lord Colligitgad; ' ' ' Capt..Gotittott, froul.tha- Mediterranean, and briters :, Coninuindei in Chief; . t.g6 t. . ' Yet Dispat ch es . ' - A Liat of vcssolscaptured hi lli Majesty's Ship the H ydra, • ‘ . • - . . , ..,s . ' immediately oh the arrival ef' the 'filvdte I landed Augurni - 7; no. Polacca Ship Prince Vugenec,of 16 guns (pierced ter so) and ' and forwarded to London; also this dsy the,,Skr. i.g . hay' 139 men. ' Polacea Brig La Belle Carollit4 of to gun's (pierod for 14) ' Ctitter; Lient; GORDON; from the Downs. and 40 meet. • • - l'ola‘o.; Wig 11 Carmen de.Rosariovof 4 guns (pierced for ro) . Sailed the Locust and Hearty' Gon-bfigs on a 'and so men. • MUMS Of the'Killed nd • minded Octangle to His Al l ajesty's ' Snip Mc H yd ra, cruize; the Muros Frigate, Capt. DUFF, a n d /Pi/- ); i , August 7, I'Bo7. lin* Stoteahipi for . italifax ; Artmcy, lloarNinN, fo r Henry DrOwni Searrian, ined: • . . Mr, Goiltiin l / 4 1, Clerk, aliglitly Wounded. . • Sunderland;- - and the Fattori, KALF/, for Riga.. Serjeaft Both itto, . . , , ‘ I .'Tha.OspetiStool),.Copt. CEINCH takes Convoy Charter Simpson, Seaman, ditto. . -' --, lames M'Ctu.thr• Scionall StVeleir " Indetr • ' ' thicevening to the DoWni linni*Sullivan,. Seaman-, dangerously .wonlided.• • • George sallsburyi Private Mikine, ditto . • Capt. BD/WES - WORTH is . appointed to the li:rtar • row ... .. 46 . tii . ea1570016 t o . to; ilo. , . _ ._ Hon. Capt.. CADOoAr, to the Croogik; Captsiin s Copy of a Letter fr ain Captain Bret'', of 1113- ittajer • musPAiti to the .I;eOnitliii ; .Mr. Lerri,c, to he , ty s - Ship the Viiiinie, addressed to Vigge-ifigniial. Maiter-Itigger of thi s Duck-yard;, Me. Cittliv ~ to :'y f.(liitshed, Conionettiler iii. Val' on tile Fook lof be It•la , ster-Rigger . of 'Clialltatri : Deck-yard ; !Aut. - . :lieland,' and fraitimitted kg kW to the' Honoarate IV IV. Pole; , HENCOCk., to the San A43) - iii; Prisoolkshtp, „at. this ' Ste, Pirgide, tit Sari Sept, its, 11-07. _.,..p9r.!_f .all'. the 1- . 1 .9 11 ., Capt. WOoll t°11 " : to the . . ' . Since my Letter ut the id. 5111 ivhiCit mated the ' c am b er ' . and' g - lately likallchect• at Not - 0)door. •• , , • , . FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—;-,Arriveq.l diet Eliz abeth Packet, KIDD, with Aidils tiorn f.isi)on, 15 . days .passage.''7'he fraisinghatri notitet ,• His 111a it,hLyt, Brig Rat. , e:ti, of tg.g.ans, 11-ora thti "Albion cuttcr . ; wit;ilA:liipatches ngiaP(l, 4rrived.At Lisbon .up tits His Mijesky's cep?zerles, of I S :gum, hay . ,:)g on bdittl INTr:. JEN KIN the. Bl: , .istueonsul, had also arrived frotn The Convoy for 'ut,tler His ;Majesty's Brig. Raveiz, were er.pet i ecl to 1, ice LiSbo t n on the i ns t. The iiikoicortam J. inst. in lat. '4-6. 41. long. 8, , fits Aiaje.sl:y 4 §::Sfzilis Relictulionaire and l'oyilone. ‘,l ThiF fo.rti.iknese,bave tlii . c.t.t Sail of tllf,!.l.; ! ;ne and ;1 fOpt' Vrisales road). for sea .111 e remainct:_mr cis their Ships-of N)rar are in conurrion All - business was' quite at a Staria . `meet, but ninlilog 'it is the' g - eiiral Opinion, nt Liibon; drat the'Roy*lFninily .01; - -gal-hare no intention of i..iitting for tbe.Brazils. Also arrived the T4'o and ()olden GrOlje s DerroN, frbrvia.trituoath i''tt;) ) tt the Rope, ammi, train Archangel. Sailed his Majesty's Ship l'iovcr, 1 6 Z,U119, ei. ellfl2e. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1 O. ==Are ived the Hope,'Bßcur, frem Cork, wiili prov6fon9 14 this Port : Off the Lizard yesterday spvice thu Armed Brig Sylph, from Gat.:ritsey, botind to the West )(tidies. Sailed His Alajesiy'a Armed Ship Coe:tut : rice on it crui ze. Arrived a French Chase Itlar6e,.laden With wine, 3cc, prize to Jiffs Majeaty:b Ch.in-brig; rtti composed one of a Convoy from Bourdt.aox,•.bound to Bre h t, which she. fell in.with OtlOleron, and sue ceeded in capturing two, and driving tbegreater !Cork on shore ) and burnt two attet• they were Oti lion under a very heayy fir e of niniketry. 6 Lttr Oct. C.—:The 'Fancy Gun-brig, tienti .Sx CI . , tR, . has just nrrived from Gott burgh, which place lett the Ist instant, . itt she caul a h. 1 ,1 ith the:Avte and' i..;e of Lou,,i X . rho tv erthatk ut , xt for Englair.r, itt a 'AA edish together wit Li a:I F'ren'ch • Vri nee, &c. The acve, is I :idt."et, with the.l.llail'; which . had been in via .1),, N a k ., r 4. itt=6%.l s ti to bring along with it tit* hzichic - q been allowed to tiiop, but ordered initailiti to depart., or they would (tie at her. vy eta aleSe nations iscvneittered inevitable, Vic I. , litosts cannot get vessels sothcient to bv;n 4 ,at Copenhagen. Adni'ra-i 114. a 40 Swedish Pitels h/thLe dOwii ttH L\f‘.l) of iti - aWa Is much diSqltigieti with the rcaty. Vps6et•h - ae .just boen"'l4 tlAys Irvin Ltotut iw - tt her yr,,:nge out and home. LiElt !s!ES, O,T. I 1 . A i Coller Arrived Ye3terilay , who tt - a‘t. , intormation, that Silt say, Brig, i.tlilurett 'off, F'l:;inl:;oruogh bv. a Vrenz..h leer, whloo Las fOr SOtlleflll'.Q totestc:i that Cast. The 11.1ssian PrinCe is On his passfigo conutry, oliargsd; with all portant Ants Sin . 'S pa n is rep irted, 11)43 s =bee tr eotripe:H A NA by ceck4 ,both the Finri ,j ii•is tio An c r trii4S,. - ,in•tius of lien ' ' The .AtiNtri:in Empeinr, it is now iTto itrarry ;of t e Nrchcitikoot-'.4 t 7 rich atict ftir 414.9011;er.,0f .) olit 5.4x,;.m qe.li 1.41;111y get a Witl)o!:ii 'The diSpatches recelviid cairn Rear-Ad wire! Pu s, -who. stioceedato thiiciirp o plitthl,4 C . .l , llZ'r tOLI Ejlt! Ctit 4el ) trturt ,4 ' `.it,Olirt CA '...;....L.L(Ncv,votsct, w e n d l'ofipt" to Pin't Stit Oti tli itty anci ffirci:Cr, as , ' he Aii.%sel..ca.S ..pot ti.idltt .qtratantine.— S4l - o';% . ZilLcl (roll? tht:s Auvitst, and: front the std have t.lonveyattei2, up, to rtilTe6tit , c darPsiihe -a: liwenrabit't .7 account of sittsiation; of'. Q . - JrqAPiii 4 1 , Tl;ey econtintAl there uninolestdi . -healthy, 'and amply ith ficol:,prolci4iops Some of. the had - cottitidr3;tsf frolll Vpr‘t.i." Egypt; ia (VCM:Carifyilis.-::w bi.:t wiartn-.t 131 coinmatidant, the isswt .Ychich ;vas iwcted to prove contrachet the.report. tip: Sp trek,;,, in the °:,eighbottrlitiod having reeived ~rderi no,,liiilll - iii ,readint-si to .prOceed to Pc)rtile,A. I `‘ thing'," they add, 44 cart be niore ry than the accounts received rinin Sp.iiii, revet.o:ltt . of togal j . . p ly as:erted by that sh n eis widetlly lo lute. Li:, I h'a2btliirS,lo - id by - that slie liati pt , whaled, with a .1.:11'.1;t. sunk of mien y 1 the permission ot ! a liitle longer:" The ciaz:.:i; contains .an CL•der in Council; pertniding, for the mouths, front the Idth day of this Instant 0::.lober; " the importation into tiny . plat or plactv a'Greiit of tiny beans, called kidney or French beat;,, .tares; lentires;colavancies, and'all other ..ort9 of pulse; and also of bolls, euws, oxen, cal; eS, sheep, 144*, and swine, and of beef,' path, mutton, ceal, and lomb (me pt salted beef and pgrl:), and of bAton; hams, toligites„butter, cheese, pniaroes, Sago; sago tapipCa, rerilikelli, s&dil; Toultty; egg's, thine; arid sour.c;rbut, in. any Sileitish Ship or Vessel, or in any otli :Shits bi - be. longir..4 to persons of any Kingdom or State in anti tY with his, „ IN/A.TEsTY,andnavi4ated in anynriaoncr whatever, without payment - . of :limy ever ; proiiddn Ihit x dui entry shall ht... in. e °fall stich iirti9les."—(Gaxetle); • Tii THEATRE:.k--MiSs I,YUN, wh o midt! her . first appearance in public on Sattirtlgy List at tinily -Laic TlAeiitre, as Rosetta, in Laic. iq'tt . a can siderable.acquilition to . the Pololic. tier, pFrson pleasing, and her figure verk well suited tt4 the Surge, Her voice, though not of reat'Coinpasi, iffpOixPerful and well toned._ She is L-.rittetitly well with music . and sh 4 sings with great taste, She has, the rare merit44f being perl,-61ly 'id tune. Asf 'art Aor eis glie displayed no. tnerit,, but she. of crtirse i„4 . ititled to t ill the l en i ty : o f cr i t i c i sm, as she is wholly inexperienced. audiorice it ,, Tltprnitc!?.. struck with her musical power9„,and several,. : of ii::T songs were encored. Miss. is. the daw,liter of a ii.:4l . ollller cm th itis , soon, and .4 pApil of ne part of liodge was ptrietinef4;,by Mr,. S 5111.1!. fron as tin; part of Heitiy e is, it \ , ..as re n.t r lereLi still -triore . •by the ''Verfeirper; who, 110.. , erer, isnot destitute..of l'uni , iur,.thcatgli it Is ratiwr coarse 'deserjptioti. Th e F arcv o f ff.)11() xed; :fp,d . MN. Joi t i )lo .4, as 1N1141,' was ;ii.tc.:ir;lbie theivliar‘iaer of Lady Con -0,47 s, fir the first brit I ,,,tbr ined the ,: of it ..441(214 ajY4.l rho re present at ive of it: that has Veen o titer: of lithe:. ti • - - . to learn, thlt :is 13#AltA) , .. !lad Sfo :lt /wt.. w;:re setting out from ertmdsthiPs 4 i 1.4-gadat on - ilreir return .to Maritue, Wer4 t4r(iwo out . (.:f' their Biz,, tailing of ate horse, listAnA:ll ese:tped unhurt, bt.it S-ruizAci: ukforten4telk had her afiti broken. She ouhruitt e d t o we- o p era . tiour 91 having it set iriunediattly with great tor titucfe. SNTIITiFfELL) 11APJ.ET, ()QT. la. ThiS (by's imrket wat'. 411 ply supplied with : prime. BeUstis, ALA the h0kI• of Cuttle in ottrer.respea ß %v.'s very good; Beef, Nuttart.,Neiti and Leith are dearer than our . last.report 3 Port sup nrts last price, and the trade !Lk 4,engral was tolerably brisk.-- The sato in the Haymarket were rather consid , ;rable ; Hay and .Clover have fallen in price sinee. Friday's mar. ket ; S:raw fetched a bettgr price. --The following pritesnild numbers is a Coned statement .; Bee; .;s. ad. to 4s: ic.4 --Mutton. Muttoil .is. Ca, to 43: 44.1,w -Meat 4s. s ad d o. to ss.6-1. d..itirtb ss. od. to ss. 6d. -P o d ( 4i. cd. to s. Beasts,. 4'464,-5114p and Lainbs, CORWEXC'II4I.IOI, OCT. ig...--The fie.ih imports of Wheat- to-day,-are tery conz-,icliiable, and this trado int tier decietbio,l in prices of li, per,foiirter ; ley 14 che4per, and:llln)t rather liwer ; Whiee Kike h r #ly at la it Prkes ; Bozins of ,e'ackitiltid are dearer'; Oars are in large 6upply; na mt ittikpricii are •ne.itiV maintiined ; F:nur heavy T'reiserit 31 i:1 Caqt - extiettU Chtaper,