The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

''4nll and file, wounded; 3 terjt anti, 3) rank and fi:e, mit cog. L(4;."-.LI lieutenant., 3 serjeant, 19 rank. and• file, lcilled ; 2 majors, ,5 captains, .2 lieutenants, 1 ensign, t adju tant, 1 fort-nr.klar, 9 serjeants, 2 drummers, 1 tri rank I ts..tl file, waunded; ;3•;;erjranti, sYrankond file, missing. . List of OrrieziA,KILLED and WOUNDED. Killed-Bth or King's. lieg.—Lient. ficmper Lined. Wontid - eti—Vort. Major Taylor sererely. Rh or Rei.;,o.—Major Ogilvie, and Captain I .'itunday, severely, not dangerously ; Captain Gold' and Lieutenant Wtlliinfl. and Boyd 49th' aj ohs Plenderleath,•severely, nat.da tigerausly; Brigadit.Makir (led:, dangerously; Brigade-l'lljar Dennis ; erect Captain Manners, slightly; ii,risign Davy, liangerouvly ;. Adjutant Stean, (Signed) • .1. HARVEY, Dep. Adj.• Gen. EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gcn. Return of American Prisoners of War, captured near Stoney Yeelir la the Action of the 4th in t. , Burlington - Ifeights, June 7, 1413. ' Two Br igadirr-Generals, tpajor, 5 captains, I lieutenant, 11( nos.-coturnitSioned - oflicers awl pirates. • (Siglle,) J. nARVEY, Der. Adj. Gin. • • - EDWARD BAYNEI, Adj. Gen. ileum of Ordnance, &c. &c: captured froM the Americans by a division of the Troops under the command of liriga dier-General Vincent, in action .on the Gth June, 1813, at the bead of Lake Ontario. Ordnance Iron six-pounders; I brass five and a half inch Is wit zer. Carriages-1 limber, six-pmfrider, 1 tumbril, with six.- . pounder ammunition complete. ." Ilarnem-4 iiets tl.iii, 4 sets trace. llorses —9 artillery. (Signed) W. 1101,,C.:ROFT, Ikla3or, Commanding ltoyal . Artillery. N.R. Two of the above sis-pol'inder4 wire spiked, and left on the ground, in consequence of the impossibility of censor- ins„ the/n. ♦4,1 Numerous artic:es are unaroithkbly postponed, owing to the extreme pre:sure of temporary matter. ' 4 hl.? U's. ikestivti),-1 Gottenbufgli .1 Jamaica, 1 Quebec, 2 Dublin, 2 Watort - oi!: 17111-..—Ccadi?, 1 Lisbou, 1 Gottenburgb, I Curuuna, I Helisaland, 1 Liiiblin, 1 ‘Vaterfoird., PRICE Ut s'l C CAS 1 ti s PAY . Al Twia.vi , o'cLocic. Cnwi , ils 6611 I Omni= . 5k HIGTI,WATEII AT LONII,ON /3111DGH TO-MORtOW. ifimming, 49 ntiolutes after 1. j Evening, 14 minutes after 2 I F 'IIIUN • MCERE FALS(I3I 'AtinuAT ? LONDON, Pt 0 N DAT, .7 ULY 29, The mass of intelligence received this clay from every quarter. compels us to limit our !Lading pa , vagraph to a dry enumeration of facts ; all of which we rejoice to say ore of , the happiest com plexion. AM ER ICA of. Saturday, from the ex elusive possession of a QUEBEC newspaper of the 15th June, wits enabled to communicate a variety of Most iMportant information froin Canada, only part of which has yet found its way to the public through official or other channels. , We have this day recOved further American, Journals ; the chief points in which we now present to 'our Readers, rescrviug, for want of space, ,a great deal of previous, but intere:,ting, Matter for to-morrow. The . principal .featui.e of these new , .Bc-counts, in addition to , the intelligence contained in (Mr Second and Third of Sitin d relates' to 'the sitniithn of. PECATUItii mina dron in the port of New Lo»don, cormecticur, hich is, we believe, defended by only two forts, mid about 100 miles front New York) respectiiig wilieh we bare made the following interesting 'Extracts from the American papers:- - - '' Nonvocti, JUNI: morning, the, United , States, INtacedonian, 4 4 4. c. got under ray, and stood nut t.o Nlontagn but were ;act by two 74's onda frigate ; put b.►ch into New London, and ronore,: , a brea3t of the town. One of their vei , El ,:h'.exehanged n fev ithots with the Upifed Stlttes. - The English catoo tol eight miles frgm than: A ties;telfront 11,,t0 %vas boitrtled ft', na 311.' ut . thit74%, an'd tray informed that ttley %vere dele'rruitted to dostroy the frigates or lose them- sel VOA. 3eeountsi ttate, that the 7is• are the Itarifiliet and awl the feigatc! , , the Aeota rind Ocrhi.os....[Tb e liant ai.iitl AeaStit Were Off New Yor on Monflayi]..--That it wits h•lliered in New. London ilia the h u tiili would cerlainlY, mane an attempt to destrly or earture the frig'ate.4:----That that the militia were marc!iiitg to defend them, and that some cannon were mounted bLi that, owing tothe scandalous ne glect Mill pitiful Oily policy of the.administration in Wash ington, the barbOnr wa3 in an utmost defeneeless slate." Another . account-- .• „ • ‘, . • • t ggrlAutton,---Eidrae , t 01-r,.letto, etAtril ,11..tfor4i, .To 11.13.--.• t riir.icir e.• to flit,: unvEpicr, th.r,t poi. to hi t`' twrtteg intelltnnk to iginl Upon i'ol On snit' u n to; of bk (wiiith at vref;ettt useleros),* lo ')e :0300rd by to 0::1,tia; the khivi being aft c:oly stretlh ed alongto that shorts: Tbus.situate;cl, kcictertilinell, in conjutictiott the forts, to repel the approackof the elwoiv, which ;10 doubt be will ltavean , opportuttity of eudeu- . - vecring to tim, so soon as a reinforcement from oil the !look reaches the. squadron og New London, if taut before. The citizens of New.'•London arc in great eaoternittion. General I'Vxmamits, of New-Lon:ion, imniediately idered out two re- giinttkig t wttieli . ne r e yea-J.(14 Oar• Govecßor itiik mot form here an afictitimutl quuuty of 1111,41 i- tiuns of, War!! Kit wit ot suy tile New Lanitoners themselvea ? . 04 ' I'S ZVI , I.oxixn4, JUsr. a, 1813. , .... _ " C Otio S •krva'l qtrAnanN.--4Ve tire , all in confusion 11 , 2 re, (.I,l;wiltraurc f)Ecvvvrt naeroptett yeliW4.thay to proceed 4 00 tiactt 11 a 74, and a rrignto, 4iimi into Tlift tttitials nte lying at niscliur tliias MUT:I:111g Ads atticL is souriy ht,:at:t Ji 4 Letter Ervin riortfortl, Com tve ti cut, dated June 12, awl rec,i , . 441 at - Livrrpool. , 4 itt Uk:ited Stiqtly tLe MaCC64:oniqft lii , cate, are GloAadt'it it' iv l.ty Lon,turs, Cqiiiiaudure S;r rags. JiAiDY, Bat t, iu titc ,Uoitki.'l.e. , , 0 : 74 gunhitnd 'nine othth. slsilis of war, and our (The ,Voesrlcun' s4ips wite landing 11l :sir • • While the citizens . of Connecticnt are enjoying these tribulations, those of Virginia are ""t (-- cinpt front .thein, We noticed in our last, the re port.of A sngcessful attack upon Washingto:i : it IS couraemtheed by ii.lctter Nvnich ;lias the following passage :--" We learn from Centlman Who was detained as a prisoner on board the British svadroiv that AdmiraI:WAR REN had declared that he would soon be in Washington, or else dial thr'Congress should hear ' the sound 6e Ins cannon" r: , W.edo•trust these trepidations anti 111;irms, to gether with the disasters in Upper Canada, will have their dile effect on 'the American people, and teach them to resist that mis-government to which a political. faction has unhappily subjected them. It has been observ.-d by some our contempo raries., that the intelligence*from 'Cana.:l,t is of a mixed nature--_ , -good alle, bad. This evidently • arises either from their ignorance., in , not having seen the lateqaCcOunts, or from a-desire to 'pis.' lead, the country,. The news they call bad, is .of old date, and has been before . thespftblie (though,not officially) several %reeks, while the gallali , t, though minor affair of2b:LkiOr I YL on Ztt amide anNoix, the splendid achievements of Col.‘Pa6tlTint: at Miami,. oil the Detroit'froutier, and the equally brilliant exploit of Col, VI ticnivir at Porty-mile Creek On the Niagara frontier ? are altogether new and gra tifying pieces of information. We cannot go at present further into detail ; but must conclude with this additional common kn . - tion, brought by the Cuttinvood,' - arrived froM Montreal . and Oilebco,.in the Clyde, and part of 'which is Of very considerable importance. "Tile troops from Malta and the West indle 7 s maybe dalfy . expected. The potccif :reinforecre'en4 eirrired Mali fax convoy, axe! the'Necond Cork . flect: have' proceeded up t.te colicky. Waterville' regimeat is chow I aao ship Plover, justarrived v sailed with the It l / 4 11- fax convoy. . . 1 ' On Tud4Ety iiight the prisoners tkl'.en at. Isle aux Noix, about 100 in all, arrived under an escort of the Montreal Mi litia, and were lodged on board one of the tr:msports, toge th4r with anise. previonvly arrived, about I.so;talien at Sad ett's 1 - larbour.—tieveral 01 thero have lkoeneainasitted to pri son, oh a charge of being deserters or British subjects. , SPAIN,-- , 'We 4 re continuing with uninterrupt. ed success to reap the harvest of Vitui r i a ,..,...c apt TowNsEiin, oldie 14th Ligllt Dragoons, arrived ,at the Colonial Office, in Downing -street, at . elglit o'clock yesterday Morning ? . with the dkpatches from ,the Marquis of WELLI;IGTIIN. They were forwarded to Earl - 11mua5t, h6use, who Sent them circular to the. PRINCE fixonwr and the Cabinet Ministers in town, and the foil Owing official Bulletin was shorq after pi.omulgated OFFICIAL BULLETIN. War Department - i)olvidaga*treel.:July 25. Dispatches bare been received from Lord Wp.anNoTos - , dated •Zubieta, 10th Jnly: General MitlA 'reports to hi, Lordship, that General CLAXISEL has marched from Zaragoz,t, towards Jaen. " Though the enemy had witlulrawn the ‘rhole Pt their rightUnd lett %:vings into FritllCC, still three divisions of the centre, Under' Ge. neral , remained in the valley of liastan, if Which they seemed 'determined o keep ,pos. session, tis it is very rich, and full' of strong posi tious. upon the 4th, Sth; : qtid 7tli. instant, they were snrc!euively dislodged from all their posts by wo hrigiules of Britibh and two of Portuguese in , - fautry, model. Sir Rom/I:AND HILL, 1110 'were . oliligud to retreat ba r d Prance. The losi of. the has Imo) only 8 'killed -and,• 1119: wound d.. Amoug the latter is Lieutenant 1140,,,0f the 34th regiouent. " By private accounts it. is kntnyn, that upon the 12th, the'heitdignarters were at Ernani.; and Lord 'Wp-LINGrox had. received, letters on the 7th instant, from Lord NV-m.l/ot BENT/iv:K . , dat. td at S;nt ant! •Genertir at rsinit Su it we virts retreat ing tokiiards. the :Ebro, having left •2003 men in ISlarviedro;" • Vire hare also given the contents of Litilin, Papers to the 14th, Irian :which it appears t hat CLAnsv„L'sariny, i having diseneqinhered themselves . in their way to Sarigossa 4111. the materiel fur ' fighting, that they Might fly the swifter, have a.„ , ;:iin it off from Zaraglas: , :t for ,JaCa, to en . deavour to escape ;... leaving SUcrIET to . sake care of himself when be comes to titre fiThio rind :no force to join him there. L6NoA, and .61,R0N are said to have levied rations in France. Later news, however, have arrived (rain' Corttinia, hot the following paragraph fronr Lloyd's accounts fur its not yet having reached . The Mail , Irani Coruitna,. brought 'by the Townsend packet, though it arrived at Falmouth nu the `)2d,inst, has not beet), forwarded to Lou don refevek.T to'our Vahnoutb -letter it . . Wdl be.seen, - that the packet has been tern into: num antiue #tt Staugatc Creek,- in consequence of having 'nen at INTaltn tits.voage before last." The intelligence by the Gotkenburgh Mail bt gins to assume a most important nature. Our E\pedition from Harwich arrived there in safety ou the l6th. The renewal of' hostilities id Si _ les4a is now.xonsidarell to be ineVitable, and the CuowN PRINCE is said to have had a conference. • • with the Austrian and Russian ENVEROiRS, and the Icing of PRUSSIA, al fistetibtlek. We have not room as we have inclination to enlarge upon thee Paris Papers to the :20th are received. They are singularly frivolous. We have peculiar svtisfaction in informing the Public, that the ' fast, mail front Lisbon has brought the intelligence, that Mr. A'Couwr, our Envoy att. Algiers, has succeeded in negociatiug a Tr'eaty of Peace and Amity; on the most satis . factory terms; between the Prince Regent of PORTUG‘L, and the Dey of ALattias. We under , stand, that this T r eaty was signed at Algiers on the 19th of last month. 'I - ester:lay at one o'croek, 'Jr. TROTTER, of fife Storclkeeper. General's Office, arrived at the Po 'reign Office from the North. Lord CASTLEAEAGH being out of town, and Lord LIVERPOOL bilppert 'ing to be at the Office, the latter opened the dis patches. It is asserted the British force on Take Ontario. con‘ists of the . Prince Regent frigate *of 3G guns, two sloops of 20 guns, and a few inferiar armed vessels. The American. force is composed of the. Madison, of guns, 'and about ten craft of 12 pits. • Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Paticcr RecEwr left town, in his travelling carriage, for Windsor, accompanied by .Sir• TtiOMAS TYIRArtiITT. 'His• His Royal Highness returned by Richmond, and dined with ttrlSCOttlit SIDMOUTII, at his house in Richmond Park, where several of Abe Cabinet Ministers and a nunther of persons of distinctirin , werc.invited to meet his Royal Highness. Yesierday the .New Form of Prayer, -as agreed ,upon in Council. and issued by the. Archbishop of C4NTP.RBUTtY, - WaS read in the Cathedral Churches. and Chapels in the metropolis and most parts of the :comitry ; for the • Victory' of Vittorta. -In Wettninster Abbey a new Thanksgiving Anthent_ Was' son, eomposyd for the occasion. At the. Chapel Royal the Form Of P i rayer was read by the Reverend WitAi AM HAyi3s in the absence of •the Sirb - Dean; .Their .Royal Highness the Prilf cessCilAr.OrTE arta the Duke of CAMBRIDGE were . prekmt on the occa%ion.in the King's Closet. The Princess. CHAnt.oTTE has lately' had i,six benniful grey ponies presented to her, will& came from the Island 't'.)f JaVa: Private advices.state, ,that the Swedish , head-. quarters had been removed from Stralsund towards Wittenberg, a small place situated between Lent zcu and HavOberg, on the LoYer' Elbe : and froth recommencement of hostili . wherree, on th e tiei,. the CltowN Pat'kce of SWEDEN iritendtfa to debOuche upon the Hanoverian• territory, and into the rear of the French . armies. The marriage of the Princess LotTis . A, of HA& I mq:bar:sett, With the Hereditary Prince of NASSAU WEtLitotlitä, was celebrated. at Hildburghausen, on the 24th oflane. • The following was received on Saturday • siEntNnvrto t i, JoIN pnderitand that Gmuniyclore Ronurns made bk.:appearance a Thurso, where he lauded. for (rob proo.iions, an-I paid for what he got." • No uecount to this effect has' reached the Ad miralty. • Letters have been received, dated the 2d instant, from the Barham-, of 71, guns, Capt. SPRAUCAR,-- tViliell ship was ernizing , off the Western Islands, with the Cot taw, of 71, Captain ClitiTE ; Nada guscar, Captain ,CuaTts 5 anti Tuscan: Captain Jomr,s, They had not made any catitures, though they had given chase to every.vessel that had fallen in their 'view. The squadron did not expect to re• thro to Spithead Until November. It is now said, we !mow fiat on what autlrority, that tlry frigate seen off Bergen was not an Ante- ViC3l3, hut a liritish one, and that it was informa-, tint' to effect received by the t wo f r i gates which lately, entered: the 'Frith of Forth : that caused their return. The Conlin:milk:l' in Chief tit Portsmouth has shifted his flag from the Paimiant to the Medway, 74, Captain Aui,usTus Barrie. Madame FANNY (Le BEAULIARNOIS died at Paris on.the 3d inst. at a very advanced age. ,Her death is "said, in a Foreign, Journal, to have been as from - pa in. as her life was from reproach. . Mr. KENRICK is mentioned as the Commis sioner for superintending the execution of th e new , Act foe the relief of the Ja3olvent Debtors. He is to preside a. Court to be establighed for the appQipt lieputie to aet at a Mr. liErials,:xis ACP. tbr 'I3I fcliingky, iii "limey, and a 'Weld) Judge, Mr. Jotut Luse,. ACtifig last'er .of the Sfibrbi was cm Saturday committed at Portsmouth, for forging and littering a Navy Pay Bill, of Lieut. lonou, ik;' flint ship, which lie paid to Mrs:MART ANNE?.. CLAREIX,' 'outlkitrupton-row,. Portsea, .where h,itd been acquainted With an unfortunate girl of the town. LL OI) IIMENT.—The daughter of a NEM' Officer, residing ai Greenwich, eloped froin her father's house on Friday lot ‘vitl) a cfn.pnnon sailor, and has liot since been heard of. A reward of twenty guineas has ~been offered for the discovery of the fair fugit i ve. Wednesday a Conipaoy of Royal Sappers arid Alinners marched from 1 4 7 oolwich, under the com mand of Captain CoLLYEii, to embark for the Madamet.ATALANI tO Sing two nights, in the 3d week in October, avthe Theatre, nereford. During the Condemned Sermon yesterday in the elope'. t Newgate, a genteel looking woman was so overcome by her feelings, that • she fainted Away., The fnui unfortunate malefactors, under orders for execution on Thur3day next, attended, with all the marks of fervent devotictn and resig= nation to their fate, NAVAL NE VVS. FALetOUTIT, JULY 23.—Arrived yesterday Majesty's ship Albion, 74; Talbot and Pritrui. sloops of war, wiq; the outward-hound Ner,' foundland and Halifax: cOnVoy, CO'nqstillg o f " about 40 sail; put in here by contrary windLL' Arrived the Townsend packet from, Coruslua, ',•%"° a Mail, in four days ; AittitYsky's sclt Mackirrei, *Lieut. fluthreS,frotti Si. Antler), iv-- days.—Sailed the. Toil:user - I'd I.,icket',, Capt. for Strangate Crek, having )been Order::d cousequenee' of being at Malta the voya6:: the last. 24.LCatne the ' R 1 a' l .Brest.--:l frig a a n t d e 111 ;,- (n to be c r bailt at this yard, of the fallowing extrg i '). dimensions :7—Gun-deck 17 . 2 t'-,4:ts 1. " 11;1 ' ; ffeet, breadth 43,,1eet, deptf i . She 16'11 be rated .50 but carr • 3i l . "11:r 5 • maini•deck,- and 32 on her flush r e°4 t* n •POteitet • Court-martial" - took pla c e at Gov er 011",--. th e on llottclay last, on Dr. f Forces in the Western Dis u t ferred by Mr. GiTIIN . Surgeon of the jlilitutJ Hospital. I 1 attwt~ti,"JuLlr' Z. — Arrived the frec, l4 . packet with .a dila and passengers from .G° /tc ' ' ,.' lotirgb:•:—Sal led on Saturday 17th insf...tM day a fleet of transports of about 60. sail, on board the German Le ion arrived thoe' were getting aaupply of Oats- and hay, flod ,tended proceeding on ;Monday or ToOd"Y lug. A convoy of about, 87 sail from tb! had arrived at Crortenbitrgh,—pas"q 'w° convoys in the Slee - ve,• outward-hom o • • ~ ,d 1 DIAL, JULY 25.—Arrived his l‘faiesty Christian VII, frotiktoW Flushing. .4, 0 10 14 rORTS'NIOUTH, JULY .—Ye6terday FeUritotio, Ros,orio or 18' guns, opt. PEAK s , 120 111 and was- placed'undet quarantine for hav' n .o , j , communication with a ship from the Mr-(l' t ' ' I • Ifedol , near. , 'Also arrived b;s Alaje s $ sty'iliF • . .frdm off Cberborab !'resident , r Jasear ff , from the Downs, A/pheu, "ni G ucr°Bl' t a li n e d t l h a e tt p er el v t e e s r e u l s a ; with ak ecoi:uov:t?..ofylaPi:llY:lnt°oitttbl"ll' Downs.—qu'clirraenitcortio::irriiir6e;;;ldo.nß•gli. 7 4, 0 well; I °cir.. PItIrF, OF NT()CKS OK liA .ll,ll4 ' . "' lt Ilanlr Stock, ihilia. !'t ~ h , ry Na 5 ptr Cent e 6 ?...4 I (:. ' '' ' * , ac, 111;1,4 0, ptr Cet.t. , 4 pur Ccaq. 7.2; 1 1.,),( - , ,', 3 per t" enr. Ite,l. $6./ a ' ' - '' ' ' d per Cent. cprit. 5(344 4 , ... ‘'.' ' Cent. 4, il.tuk. L. Ann. 14 8-I,6tie: I , 1 ,i , P ,“4u ;, Etta' It - saki:Stock, 1 t •. '; ,ro, Io` DO Prioted by .1. 13. (.:.RSIVA — TILS , 1. "11 14( f 4 ' ' "ildinp; : 4)114 ptibli - illetl by W. A. $1.2.1t1 1.1^ x at the Sus-Oh:Tim:, No. 111, Strand ! tlAmts, orcicrl, Letter3l . l.4..a rutlit 4.;4' . , . - ,Orit#s 4 ;: 4,1 ;, $11.0.;:,;r4.0, ,1 1 : .„ . C 4-.. t. - ' . , :..':.. ': •:. -•-. .' f .--...:::;:r4stPs •'- , :' . ,. -- k• - .: ; -.: : . -- ,;'' . . ,' Tbe' Princess C*tAtit.carit is. ext,secteoto .; TOW, to proceed With the Qt? EENI3IItI 113 " i i ., `, ,, ' 4 . • to Etoll.College,_ t 0 ,be pi•clent at the yet: ,;,,,,, , i , o f . the . young Getitlet - hen of that ettl!tli b ,.,,Trttd.. The 'Duke of Yoax..arrieed et vile, ° ' ' : remained till 'five: ' . ~ „,..' Yesterday afternoon, the .yonng Geot'Ll'2-,11, Eton College had' their lost aquatic eAk'l',;ll/1,. the Tire*. Thames this sea.son. They staetef re o r , i eJegant boats from 'Windsor and Ltn,n-Drl;4,o,!iitr: 1 proceitcled in grand procession to at e. p1e , 0,P, 40 0:i .i longibg to, MosTAotis' Unovcs, 6' 4 at' P*4lo. directly opposite Surley 1-1:111, ‘vile.re tliqt ‘, very. hospitably regaled with nients ; after which they set otr for the . I . ),hic e it i o tY yilj rji . a yariety of .clo;, 4 • 11 . . 1 whence , they started. The... Band . 01 til.'% Irt o ig , l,fi Horse Guards accompanied the Pr' ) ,F e- ;1 0 vel1 1 : , played some .delightful pieCeS, '..trilicl i ' flu i „ i vatri tine efreet. The , QuCEN acid PRlNcr' r '' - arc's ed Mr.. TOWNLP'•Y lArAi:l) Witt , il tiSlt (,)11 the o p , - sion, at his seat, at sql.ley Hall, to vitas' I'li I ,t. cession, the v•ooti nine o'efocti. About * all ! ' did 11" return to the Castle ti11,1L.1.,„, the cline time s - • 1 1 , ;(14° Cientlenten returned to IlriadsPr "' id b 4.!, '''' 1 1 '.---.' where there was a gra n d' discharge of iPre",'`;, i oil. A great concourse of people W ere iISSC IIIM" the ocrhsion. • ~......--,7,—..:—....,.......................---• • It . F 4 (l 1 lierring,„ who is iu enstotly fur pickh'g . ,',. ( 10'1, of N , ottxtAwroN's„poicket, at Van Shall, w 3si i i'„ i it.' ployed by Eloolcuh NI tO iitteliti itt,the OP ' e alt - ( eC/ 1 1:. 1 as stuteit iii som&of the papers'. j•t. Is allure less to acid, 1 t:lat et - ery . frequenter' must be well aware that the tiehcts are 11 ' )t . Ili but. are only shewn to the door-keen :„ ...--" , Our a • - C9l l ;ti EXCII.INfO . :, .1 !, IA , 2 , 3.. ~,,,,ii . inu . ,os of IN he,,i Il i ji Mitrllinte NV:IS 130 t 11 1,1.1 ', if A: sale. was brisk at the lait 4Ltotett i;reet .- , the 5tr,..,'.',:;,,,0' 1 tern large, having reveited since iiii% ;1... '. . ' '• ers, that tirtiae was very tici.i.v ; and 1;..1..,:y ..r.i ' '? 1 rings, Mkt quoted ; Ityc entitioni.:'s tie • ,Lirie, os ve l ' ', ' . • ley ;seal :i1 It, iiw juice. iti I. , . , 1'" t 110tlitijal ; 13.,iiiiit.; Pt.a...0 wet,- i, , , ~‘ , t t .. prices; i;r, t, y Pe.ii ~,j;;, „t their i,;4t. l , ; t• • i'ii'' I very flail and I,:ire:i sui: , criting theiv i' • • "``' ' ' will iiitlieut rariaticio. I. mu r riailai;li t ~ . '; : . 1 SMI'II,II , P,MI) ti.l.'litl:FT 1, , i . , : This day's litarket iv:,...: r‘ , it re. - ~ .:i ' 1 " Beasts, and the %%OW I:, . :I s tl,i , i: ‘:‘ ' ' . dling: Park is , I. : . . ~ ;•„, , ."" rr ' "' anti V el d ~.,,,, , ' '. -, . :fun al, .. then bri , !,. •. . . , . - '. , 'sit ' lively ; liav .:!.,i •:',.t . '..,‘, :.,...,'., .* ''. ' ' . C in price, - ' —'''' 1 " '.'"' ''. ''' . ~„...... , -- '' lit lei"Fl7i; , 0 1 ii t le -2i.'tl inst. tt.e La, ii , i. ' f I>ouiel - .V" — ' ' . ' of a daughter., ' '• ' ' On- Thursday,last, lit his hopse sit ' the !,. - -' ';,'... totki the Latty of Ciiiituin Oti-o•i• 01' ;,i- .' . '.' '''''. ' of a sop. . :' ' ' ' _ . thi Friday, t the . Rectory ll,ose, Chelse-3 , ... , F, Lettsiiin, Esq. of Great Georse.street, ti: a.