The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-24 00:00:00

4*.f.t NAO. rorrect although it came to me from seTeral citiar ters.,' and continued to be 'reported 'for ;evral days.. The loss of the enemy amounts fully to the number at which I have stated it. ha V thehonour to he, &c, MURRA.N.', Lieut. Gen. Right Ifonourable Lad Bathurst, &c. 1 4 • c. • Fot(ild THE LONDON GAZETTE, AlAy 22. , 4t the Court at Carlton Hotise,the'2oth of'May 1813,- presunit, his Royal Highness the Wince Regeut in Council. This &IN' the Right Thonns Piumer; KoL; i i ..-Chancellor 0r England, was, by his Royal rornmand, in the name .atid on `the bei!::11` of his Miiji;sty, sv‘'oo) of his :vlojesty's niost Honourable Prix Council, and took his plate at the Board iiccordingly. • Carlton-House, (ag 17, 1913. His Royal Ilighaes? the Plince Regent ba3 been pleased, in the ninne awl •!.he behalf of his Miije,:ty, to appoint George Jacl;inieto be his l'ilafesty's Stieretary of *Lega tion at the Cour Prussia. WAR DEP ARTM Downing-Street, 31to 21, 1;',1 3. Dispatches, a which the followilig ;ire extracts, were this thry received by L'ul. Bathurst from Bri gadier-Geuel al Lyon. Extlart uf, a Lettltr, from Ilrigatlier General Lyon, dated • CC7•11.49241 , 11t8e, HOY 19, 813. • Nis !loyal Ilighness ti.. Prince Regent ve;ii thil day plea , id, in name and on the behalf at his no . iyity, tO eonlel. the honour of kiiht.hthood on ItOhert E.al. his Niajes * ty's Solieltot'-Geliet al. llis Itoyal Higimes3 the Prince Rep/ nt as 3 pteciAcd, in the name and can of hit:6l4 est., to coofer the ;I:mottr.of kni!:'llthrk,cl on iltiv,T,:tkr-Otiiteral Joini Downie, Kni , fat of 4 ; Merit. of Cino lrs the Third of Spain. Ilis It: yal Uigintess the Prince 11...i;ctit air al;so pieosed, in the name 01.1 the htiitaif of his , :la..lesty,•to con tt.r the ho floor of ho:‘;htliood on John Jamison, M..D. Knight of tilt Royal Swedish Order of Van. Ili Royal Highness the Prince Regent, was also pleasid, in the name and ott the behalf of his Mai ystv, to•coaler the he non; of knighthood on I.tie,foi d Harvey, Lat. tiatuburgiNiiiy . advance - of ti different corps of the FrettOr army to'the Elbe,• rendered it necessary for the divisions of Generals Tettenborn, Dorenberg,.arni, , Czerniehelf, to recross this river : they concentrat ed at I-lainburgh. On the -Ist of May, General w;th about seven thousand infantry and three thousand cavalry, moved coin Lunelmyg iu the'divection of Magileburr. - On the 4th this corps tu rived and halted at General Davoust, with abi:nt ten thousand men, including the division •of Vandatu me, occupies Luneburg, turbii . rg, and Stade detaching smo 11 posts of unequal strength 'at intermediate . points - along the banks of the Elbe. On the move of General, Sebastiani to his right, General Count Nyalmoden marched with the corps of Dorenberg and Czernicha to Deumitz. Oflfre 411 t 7 IJ, ISI3. Corps of It y.el 16rizirecerA.—To be 'Scow() I.ieutentints.-- Cent:lt:men i;kail, vice Yule, promoted; Alexander Ilendevson, 'vice I,llad,..proluoted ; B u t.- ttiNbce, vice Piii;lpt>ll,i, 14. Cooper, vice ~11.ert, promoted ; E. \Valpole,' vice Tompsol),. Promoted IV. N. Cox, vice Selwyn, 14otnoted ; 1 - leavi, vice Elt:At, pe cits,nled ; (.464set, rromil.txl; K. -bratiai etli, vice Sliene, ikromoted ; T, yit.el:ancey; preMoted ; C. 0. Sireatieild, Vice Sperliiis . , promoted ; John Mmig..t, vice Youn4, promoted. ' • • gilice Ordnen/ce, .Ifery 19. Corps of loyal Anilkry Dtivets.—,Vo be Speqn'il Meade, (lent. vice Will 6, ; AV. 5,ctt.,,;,,,1a, Goa. vi.te Boyle, pro:rtolcil. `Extract of a Letter from nrit 4 ialier-General Lyon, dated Schwartzve beets; May 11, 1613. A few hours after I had closed the lette Which I b,nl the honour of addressing to your Lordship on tin , Bth instant, the enemy attacked the posts do tile - Wand of Wilhelmsbnvg and Ochsenwerder, but I feel most happy,in reportinL; they bare been repulsed with considerable loss. It appears that Marshal Dav Oust had collected -ftenn tire to six thousand men in the vicinity of 'Harburg on tile tith,i»st. .:,This force, With the exception of about fifteen bundild men; left in tlarburg, »as entharked at odes o'clock in the nfOrtitng of the 9th. 'Favoured by. the ebb tide, iip(l under cover of the tnimerous batteries on the ppposite shore, a hoding was effected at WU heintsburg lopgbefore break, of duy. The num ber of troops stationed in this island did not ex. coed eleven linn e dred 'men, the enemy gained therefore in the first instance considerable ground, but on the arrival of a Mecklenburgh battalion, • which was ordered linthediately to their sap port, he was advanced upon, and driven back to th e boats. - A battalion of flanoveriaps, commanded by Major de Berger, and a tdttbee hi.tttation, march ing from Bergadort and, Zottenspiker on Ochsen wertler to the assistance of a corps of six : hundred mete, stationed at this post, attacked the enemy with viwiur atutiMpetatosity on his right - flank ; .this compelled him tc) in falling back be so fire to all house,44 :sad milk in- the line of his • march. The eonduct of thee corps undi. , r the orders of Major de Berger has been dese - ribed to me as most distinguished. It was my intention to have made a pi tit repart on the ,very rapid progress in v‘;',.ich this corps has made, although.so ' very recently formed for his Majesty's service ; tind'lt is with great satisfaction I caw add, that their gallantry in the field is equally conspi- • Commis,7 , • , ,c'sig•neil by his Itural the Prince Re geii.„„;;;;ii the' a(111 on the beti:Af of his f./cet. to be Adjui..tait to the' r,..ith West t•lants lte e gimnt Lo e.,IE vice de.-easeil. CounniSsions signed by tli.! Loll Lieutenant of the Co:olly of y fire. Shropshire 'Regiment of lit la- lair be Lieutenant, viett li it, tiecoused ; 'T. Pay tey, . • to he Ensign, rice HarriAcii,appointe. l to the t.i Wrekin Regiment of Sinopsnire Lawrence to he ',lout( non, vice Meek,•re , igit , -. 1 ; man, fient. vi; e L.: ov e, promoted, I • , vice Willis, r6sijoi.• , ,, `ti . . G. vic,: viesi resigned, t,, i. Ciintreqtrgiaieht i•,;, .1. Cure ton to be Lieutenant, vir..e Jell'reya, prot,,, ed. Commission the Eastern Battalion of Dorsetshirel,ocal • lit i signed, lar.the Lord Lieutenant. C•aipin, Gent. to be klitsijn, vice tloopt‘r", Conuoifisiuns sighed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County crf Oy:fririt.' • • tit or 'Western Regiment of OxfoolThire Local Trash, Gent. and it. Licasey, Gent. rice Bryan, reaigiied; to be Ensigns. eetiotttlern Regiment —T. Gout. tu.be Ensign, viee Purcill, resigned. ;td or Northern Regiment—W. E. 'Ring, EN . . to he C.,altaiit: Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. Royal Cheshire Ntilitia--Ensigit F. P. Mudd to be Lieute- vice Cotgreare, resigned. ' ' • - Congleton Loc'di Militia—W. Newton, Gent. to he Lieutt rtant, rioMxt cc, resigned. R.. Foot., Gent. to be (punter master, e'ice NVetenhall, resigned. M acclesfield Lo,al I iarrison, Esq. to he 'Major, • 'vice Wilmot, re-en: nod. Adjutant, 'Thomas l'eliniin..,too to be •Capi..iin, by 13revel. Suottiei Han anti Janie. 14 ads wovtli, Gents. to he ti , osigns, c. , otitnikiiunsi in the Nortoik Local Militia., signed by the Lord Lientettant. ,Lt Western Regituent--INlat'ihew C:opeinart,Philip Etheridge, and Jo ,ppli Charleiwortli; (-lents. id he Lieutenants. Wr,tet Itegiment--;Thes. Flare,'Esq. •to be LieittA'ol. Commandant, vice Vt'odelionse, resigned. William Spots, Gent, to be Ensign. Ist Eastern,lteglinerit—JameS Sawyers, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. 2,1 Eastern Regiment—John Lubbock,Getit. to 1.,c Lieutelanb, 33l Eastern Itegimein--Abbot Upcher, , Esti.. to Citytuin. vice Matt, pi till 0 ea. , • • iii the arth or Ilighland iteyiment of Lanark ., shire sit rated by the Lord Lieutenant of the Couto) or Luti.o..k. blttfbrArellibald .!,i'Lauchlari to lie I.icutntaiit-Collinel, vier; reA.,fiu•il. Capt. Cubit Ciniii,hell to be Major, vier •NPLanclikii, proinotel... • Licuts. .1 /avid llatltic, vice Le, , kie, resigned, and Junk.. lioberisiot, - vice S'aelphcil, promoted,' to lie Captain , . Ensign, James 'motif'., pron,otrol, :ii it Robert Paterson, v,icc ilobertsup, prouiut ed; te be Lieu{ roams. C o innii,:sion•r in the South ir,a , t Hants Regiment of ya: mammary Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of, the Conotv of Hunts, .10 ! , 11 I'i, , ter, Joseph 'Turitor, vice .Y, H. , -,tewart, 11., .!tluttley. Ctaveriog,• k I, ill i. i.uitenaots, t_ave,..s..•,ciit. to „ •• I,r wis, ileceftwd. Oitate; tithe, Gent. H, Engliot, deceu..ed. I ',l ',lie Loot t.ielitentuit of tl:4u county' of T.iocolo. • .1,, • • . , I,e tie - play enarit. lisp ..; • , •.,, Probart, Gent, to be . . . St.;,,' i • it, of Lincolnshire Local Ash : ••• iloam tO be Ca p, totem. 1, .o. nit tlerits, to be Lieu- , tea:nit %. Hellaiol • . 'to3ton I),aniel C.trey, j o im mit!, Edwin d Gee, .lo , :cph '1'.,011 v, tient.. to be Lieutenants, .• Ikgiiiltnt,—.Wat. P. 11../nim.on, Wm. Goodwin, Join) Locke, and•Mailuadulie Graf - u - 0, F,stirs. to be Cap .l, ltierson, .1. Iteigh'iley, T. W. Merrill, it. Roger. R , :o, L. Parker,' A. TOwers,-P. Luctis; liurges, Coeking, Thos. [futon, Charles Walteri, and, Win. Thew, Gent,. to be. Lieutenants. John 'Jackson, Gent., tO be Loreden itegiment—roseph Fisher and Cotby Topp, Gents. • to be Ensign. - • ' Upon the,advnnce of the cnerny,./a flag of truce was sent out by Genoral IViigiter, commanding,. the advanced gutkrd. of . the atuish army in .11ol; witb Il deelnr:ltion, that theforces under coon:nand Lso dd co-up , eratc in: the defebee of .11aal i onrg . , sbotthl.nyt attack h pasevered in on th,it city, On the officer's return, aptt a conti nwition,of the opev:itiwr-: 4 the enemy, the Da nish forces acthally pa.,::,cd the fr4intier, and took n - po , ,itfon., on thellamburg-lif.n.g,- with ten pivoes of . c.,lntion, whilst ait vt gun-hoats was at tie sante time stationed for tile defence of the port. ,arn unacquainted. with the kiss tint Allies geneKkilly SWit ai . ne4 in the l:ite nU u ; it is (-Ai -11 I Mot at:ahota one hill - Rived and fitly men and fifteen'ultieers! 1 have learnt with regret, tliz:c the llanotreritin has s nticred two Cnptalus and eiiL - I!ty men, being killed or Tile enemy `entered Cti%ll , ,lVen on the Bth hist. Toe detaY IMlcmt of 'the 1."!.•0,rwi the wders of .;..tajor a;•;:" safely cal • WAR DEI .. . . • . • I)owfib24- . gtreet, :itig 19, 1813. • I)l4p4iches.,,of I,•r•.%itli -- 0.1.1 , 11 - 0 -, vit)g are a copy anti it a •c:... , ...catt, have . bf.!erl ,I:iy received .t c,: ,;!.- Sir of . Apvil,:n.pt.l Aptil* r~- I,IANK4rVTS. cromptnn, Mancheiter, texrchant, to surrenil•ir Jitne , !2 , 1, 23, amid ,Jaly :I, eleven,'at tlttt Iftridittwatyr nittiol , 33ter. Anomie*, Mews. IJueiiwortli, chip/anthill, and Ocitisoti, Muncite.ter 110mte!tuit, Novtomm t3l the I.,atitn;:birt.,, pier , (1,4111,1 .In yi3,ttt one, tii i n tlC nridge;...ater ri,)S, MamtAleTter,' Attortiie4, Mtssrit:DuLl.ww tit, Chit)- Nitutelievter. Lc Nl:timritrrtvr, ruttrebartt, June .'24,. '2+r, July 4, at tire grni,i,,,vater-Arms Inn, Nlanehestei'. Att,:mie*, Messrs. Ismickwortim, Ciiippimulall, anti Denison, , . tatt...llmiat, Nerd' Sawn, ?,tt my see n, J,tne Impd Jitly'a, zit otw, at Its tVitite tlttit S;ttratn. Attornits, Willitut and Gotisiiiem, Ne. , w Sartam, or Mr. %Villian, N;qllefold, Norfulit-stre,et, Strand. Lirt!rvotil, money-Ncrivvimer, mind 111 , , :3, at eleven,..at the tieoege I;Wci pout. • At_ turiti ~ it John Itossoa, Livernool, lase*. 'far t 1.1,1 , Clarlsc7, ;tint Richards, Ch:weery•iiinr. Wiltiatu coach-maker, .111118 2, .n, Itt tv,ti e, at the Itunnrier Tat , evil, All-Symmes-latme, Bristol. 'Attornies, tir. Joan Cornish, 1:rt,:14,1,.. or Nle,srs. Poc.dt. 411,1 Greentield,:tirny'* - lon - squ are. w Manchester, nerehant, .Niftl, uttwo, Juirc .;r ten, und, and July a, itt four, at time "idge ' watet-Arit.. Lott, nii'llestvr, or Al.ribrg., Tarrant, (little, motel Richards, V.di - taut 'Carpenter, Pitelicombe, (41,iticestershire, clothier, at ii ve7 ,3t, 4inl July n, at ek vett, at itte (;e.srge 1011, Stroud. Attornics, sir Swatiel and bi . Svrjewles.-Itlll, Fleet-street, :I.undon; . or A;r, Neiman, Struttd, Glocestersilire. 1,1, 4 0 Thuhia,, Lcamitre,-*:astle-street; trolborn, vratchCcuse ' taalier; \lay 15,"at , emu, I mute 4, .r.t eleven, and ..L.Jy 3, at frwr; I:11;./t.,tirtztt -ilien , ;% - ;11 Sic 3‘qm Mtic -1,;;y 1,, dti 4.l;ttell Aiccoy, 17th thith ",1 have filo lic)fint-.1 . of iaelo , :tog o..coi)y of a eti'.- i y a tcf.,. acl A ire,serl thim inornio;; to the'l - ailyquvz:; ot‘ 1 ,1 , t.trioy teallia..; ill the Alc April 17, 1t313. t;i-':)iitci) of the 14th in t, .t had thd 111)- 3 your Lordihip, that aratv (;,‘ march to Altpy. ~. bo the COtii - ,e : leartled that-the enemy ha 1, by Icacecl copied Onteviente ami ;I'logetite, ant; reach San .Velli)e before use. , vere miteb latigtte(l, - f halted on ; ;at; IwTiour to be, Ike. tkc. S‘e. //Iv In I g I fillp.:‘ 2 . l:i t t , iia, 40th of April 141. nc eof Inv lette r; ' tip t4th, i beg to fteipialtlt your 140 , • /itfarumtiott reireetjilt, t" i • "'Y la's! I)loVr.i r LCSi At tb,e St ; 11 tine, at Guildhall, Landon. .Attorney, Mr. Tuc Bart :John ns •,• , 2n, New-road, Berman(' S;trrey, rape anl lay 2;1 , 3nne.,s,antlJaly3, at one, at Guild hall, I.m . “teel. ;gr. Wer.c . lose—Atittre• I:Alward lleewo i ta,, 1....;.C.fie1d, rent, (kaki.; MJune 19., el and Mid 3, at ant, at Guildhall, Lancion. • Attornirs, • Ales4r4. Debary., S.ieudamore, (surrey, . • - Garnett, tiori,hant, ,Sussex, carrier, May '29, at ten, 0., at vie , - en,and July :3, at t.,...n,at .1, 'rain'. Nctornies, E,llisoll and ‘‘'aircr, 1,0'103:n3-street. Philip Chalinon,llrith-i. water„,Somepetidiire, merchant, June 1, it, and July 3a ere'; , , erere at'tlie:Canll) Inn, 111.4111;orater. Attar nies, Mr. ritiy,, Uri flgewiter, or; es,:r4. court, Carey-street. Edward Shellard, Foe . hill-hanse, Gloucestershire, victualler, Junco, 5, and July 3, ut elev'u, at the A agel-lun, We.t ate.-street, !lath. iiittornies, Messrs. Nether,,ule asul Par _ tal; Essex Area, Strand, or Mr. 11,a1:e Evill, !lath. Robert Caton, Montnoutlt-Qreet, 6l op May '29, .Tune - 1,, and luly 8, at ten, at Goildh:dl, London.. Attorney, Mr. lilatklow, Frith-street. • GeoNe ljrtlltl , To'nley-strect, tionthwarli, merchant, May .2!), . Jout 5, and July :J, at twelve, 14 1,0n.0n. At torney, 'Air. Lee, Three Crown.court, South , var'k. John Wood, Newington-Milts, surrey, coal-merchant, May 0, at ten, Jone it eleven, and July.o, at ten, at hall, London, Attorney, Mr: Allingbarn, .Saint swore. . 13enjamin. Welton,' Kirby-street, Illtton-garien, frmge maker, May 2D, at ten June 1 0 and J ;I, .4 one, at Guildhall, London, ten, Messrs. Robitistin and ILne, Clirte.tr-house-siloare. Itaae Strirrier, 'Enfield highway, enal-merehant,,May 'Z9, , June 5, taut! July 8, ,at twelve,' at Guildhall, London. At torney, .iltlittlers, Charlotte-street, Fitmroy-square. Elcoomhead, • COventry-street; Ilayrnarket, linen draper, Ila.y 29, June,s, nod July ,?, :it tWVIVC, rst ( - Mild— Lorion. Att,rirriies, Messrs. Richardson, eisher,.and linty_-4ieet, tit. Woes's, Thom Ilastatn, snonel Hashun, John tiaslam, and Romer 1-14:lam; late .of Dolton-le-Moors, • , Lanc.ashire, cotton.. mannhetureeq, Nl.ay 31, at four, 'June 1, Lind Julv.3,* at Bluth Inn Bolton-le-Moors, or -Messrs. Milne -111,1 Parry,Templo. 1,11,1 Opi;ain, ti(,llth-..illields, Durham, linen-draper, May 97, at eieven, jone t 7, at nine, and :July ;), at eleven, tt tier ;1),(j Cinsyn Jan, I.leLl :usd Brixtrick, 11,)w-lane, Cheapsitie, u. Mr. Chrktopher Ilaitflaidge, L South-Shields. I , yce Satioel ilirell, Red-Loa-street, •Ulerliearp.o.!, founder, May , 29, a* ten, June I,: at eleven, auks ~ at ten, at Onildhull, Loudon. Attornies, and V,'ill,,,Vl6(l.forcl-rQw. • Cco.vell, Budges-street, covent-gnrden, ”r, Nho' 29, June tout July :1, .at Louuou. Attorney, Mr. flouslieltl, l'.,ouverie.-street. [Dividelids,. &c. LAW EW OR. COURT OF CHANCERY, M THE Lrrrix THEATRE. MORRIS V. COLMAN. moved in this cause, for an order to have liberty to proceed upon a former order of reference,upon the atilWer of the defendant, Mr. Colman, and the exceptions'thereto filed. • The Learned -Cutu stated, that , a peculiar . point of prnctice, on which. the inoSt. expericneed !J'awyers had entertained different opinions, %vas the cause of the great delay, and thl(p9:nt being: at length adjusted, he prayed that the defendant might be. ordered to answer the amendtnents in the B 11, and the exceptions tit the k . Litue, Ouie, and for liberty' to the plaintiff to - file the excep tions num: pro .tunc, in order-to expedite the pro ceedings.--,-The Motion was granted. ATFAIS. v.dret.yi,.olt. • Mr. HART renewed his !notion in this case for an tittltchittent ,:tgainst Mr. Taylor, for violation of the injunction of :the- Court.. Uc also madeka similar tnotion against :the , three money-'ti leers, at the doors of the Opera,Honse, MeSsr. s ityder, Chillingsby, and Grogan, fin their disobedience of ,th,:! last order of the Court, pAying nto= ney to Mr: Taylor, instead of Mr. khrtison, the Treasofer. It appearing, however, 'that it was not dis tinctly averred that any part of the money had come into ,Mr.. Taylor's hods,. nor even that it had been prevented. trotn'coming into the .hands of Mr, . Harrison, •through• time pro , Titration (if N I ., Taylor, whqe the 'terms of the injunction ware (on' loose 'to apply dis tinctly-to the pro Tut state of the case, as appear ing n evi;l•ence, his I....,ordship did scat feel inclined, as (natters stood, to make au order for; the innue ,(hate comMitMent of Mr. Taylor... As to the three money-taken' , who did not appear by Counsel, as it-was• agreeable to the practice cif that Court, to 'hear every thing that parties had to state in their defenee, h . e ordered . thew to appear and state any thing they. ad to urge for themselves . on 'lcuesday, They seeined to be inipressed With en idea that they inightiicrvea thanielves behind Mr.,Taylor, but in this his Lord,hip .1-cured their they were mistaken. Mr. „ LIART observed that Mr. Taylor put him in Mind of the baker at Consfantiiu,ple, who sold bread deficient in weight, yet contrived alvQtys' to *ape the vengeance of the police, and .- tO get his journeyinen burnt to death in his oven, 05 a punishment for ,the crime of which he alone was stity. 1 he Loan - CIIANCIILLOR even it the: mrs ter was before. hint, he conld,nbt eonmiit him unless his gnilt waisina,demanifest. lie Whihed tQreinovs an erroneoits ittipresion which had gone i,hrozid. It Mr. rrtyliir stippoed that his being-in the Rides of the Kin!.rs Bench prison wnuld pro 7 keel hini aiptiost4he ' prpecs, of .that .Court, he equally. .cd himself, it heing:in the power of the COurt, as hail been done by Lord liardwi4e, •to order a per son who calf: iu cc.,itempt nf the Court, intoslose cuflody. SIIICF. OF roe. Rank Sind; Nast' 5 per Cent. 8714/ 4 per Cent. 1797, 4 pvrint. 7-t 71+ per Ited.s7far 3 pet (7utis. Liutil, Alto. 14 9-16 tbs In.Jl:i s;,;ti, Tim matter • ordered to t t,aild. tin Tuesday. PpIAC E. Bow-STREET..--Litite S. •-7- Saturd,ay a groupe of the most distressill ohjects of poverty, consithiglof ,si* women; Jloce.boyN, and a man, «h 0,6 a cripple, were placed nt the inn*, ,who had 'been apprehended, at a-house in Short's gardens, where they wve carrying on iirurances in a .t / ittle-. go, All of them, _however, except Isal:11a Laird, alias Jeitfriovpit, Nvere cii!.,eharged, Mary Davis, a Young woman, stated, that her mother and she bad nearly ruined them - select: by insuring with her. On Saturday aiming she had two shillings, and went out to buy si:Line attieles "for breaistleit, but instead ot. that., she. was tempt ed. to spend it in insuring' with the prisoner,. The prisoner, who had been convicted of a 'similar. offence, was 'conintitted for farther exa nthiation. Th'ergiontete . 55. b 2 AU. 1 34. 161 51-3, 63 49, 57 4(1., I ;Windy.•-'t' T110;NIAS 'WOOD, of No. 112, Strand; published by South .MOlort-strect. Gos rranon-stprirt. No., 11'2 ) straad, cvlaere ..iiivertifemerav, o r d e r s for the Pap:t o Lctteir for the Editor, (pit pa :(1), TilliSL be atidres,3e(4. • No 3pc7t.lio-Eg:Gevit:HH,:ll.,il:lo:tfla r:igkCre:6;lt, - match,' 12as -eng oss ed so much at' r Which commence.4l on .I.?-rjdety olgt morning, au Sunbury Commor., the Kentish man,. and . .Cross, grown, the latter of whom had in training, -nutlet-10e himiediate Captain, laceording to his own s - y in perfect :condition, as Wu Rai wa'; nrmageti by R. G , ;init:y. relle''tri4llVas ritaled on each s' the starting-place,, and from tb people, and the ntinther,of stands whole had the appear...ince:of a race . started to do the.loo miles at twel Ratner a . one, in ni . .betting was '2 even betting the winner did the" hours, and ei•en that Cron did. it a half. Cross - went the first 06, did ,minutes and a halt, , and Ifahlex a Minute within the- hour. Cr, Niles in two hOurs and. 57 nt:nutt few Minutes for refreshment ; nut' Same distance ill two hours and a to change his shoes. Bath men .strong for kit hour after this time , play than was expected. Rainer w , Wiles of his utiverstxry at twenty ci ping, when lie breakfdited, Cross headed hint considerably . t F the- thirty-second mile much svcoe" - - was confined to his marquee by 4 some minutes, when betting 1 ) i c4' Cross, : who was going on well: miles behind, when he recovered,'3] ed symptoms of. 4 , eakness, in i> hours - autl 40 illinttieS, t" Pti lr lie continued his jottrucy, until going the 46th Mile; but-he reraVe'l' to 1!:e marquee, and ar ter.o‘t • 0 , went n aother'four i ilcs, when broke down.' It appeared t, from the tendons helo..v the.cilres , log been injured, and he was . col l ‘ ton and put to bed, although h e V. a t e e lilg a db t p ue ng i to on , but Capt. 13. m sutler hini to add to the in j urV t rt ed.. The, pt accomputied ' l ' reply e t:ili t y l o u i i tr t t i g b : e e e t ' l p .g l e l r d i e l e t tl i s t i e n r r u i a t p :t but the W doing within himself ; but 411 is. cause of the failure. Rainer well? ()tiered to do nine utiles in olit' object wa, next to , perform the hours, to do which he haul soglc th miles an hour to pet form. AIL ;rah hut recovered,- a;:d Indcillr the hunrs be fell exhant.ecd, lil 7 d iv 33 Martitteciana ffoni thence consl' Bottl'remainediir bed on Sat,o l P: (hi' the distance to win the racil , 4 ; are in attendance ti see it (to"' condition, -excepting l-ameness, „ic w r er i no t i fl rße a ki n l r, t e iO l n s ts. st d .. y g r e l ta i a r: opetictl,bis m a p p ee to Vilna , 4d , hlgr got fresh . Y6tt r'L I Y 1 1 °Iiri, anis winning rSe stak" • . 61 - LQIII3. Et.Pli zsit sToge.. --174i8 fridly . laSt at Bath. -Ml' Lon Lieutenant orthnbartonshill', i n the a.rmy, and Colonel of the 'Foot His Lordship foal-lied ili- .0 by 0111 4 %/,;,,. StO , A v , 11) the I,3th • r I ic' • A, I tic: r.s his 1. " Prrsiws ,L of Lneist's :. f,tllor s ol . 1—.,11,1 etoto I Cp • cii, ; aixt" TO;Ate .....................-.........e'0- India 1,',.,t0i5, l' i' • j 'i OM , \ ~:i• . . ~' ' o nit,;.. ' 4, 'l, ~,... thOl':, t„ METEORQLOGIC.:I, .I 0 .• tyit - p amosprnlcA.J., ' , 1 • ,) , pa , po• Pa' 99 60 .35 1 'll fie 3 ,1 t'r) • NIGH W.A.TEIL •!.,)-Npos morping, 9, .1t r, r, ~. . _ t 1 entio9 , e; ti. ht and Sari',,. • between '";)taili l'oteiii:, • I i)etEn six. sY._.!.: tlirection of t : h rystein, and $i a iiier ali,o, 4 . 1 ) .I..ineo,t;ee oy, 4 , 1 ■- . -.:',lq th e r,.!,11!, !I i l'•e• coocowie i• .. knii 1)4)0iii4;11: ', i 1 i e-couric, (111', dye o'f.lock,i.i :,. 2 to i oil L',ln":. ':, e groan.] in : t is eigltteeo ':;lit nilles is_, id iiigiit riiiii‘l - i roi did two! :es, and lohod ' cl' 4,Z.Jiner did If: balf, and haltej 1 l . an freill teh .i , awl nralanli>rf ,i,l ty,vir witiro 04 . t .A .ciglit miles tiO ~11 ring which tifio .1?..1it4r Tell i ' , .,''t dieneil, and I , '7 l soft cat sie.l,-9, 'f'fL:, Pie ill favot.ir '-'. liainey'lvo4' ~ ~, i and C.,:,.);s•di ':',.i ig goe !il U ~ ~ g oil stupe be fell Molt '' • e retl a iftroloe„ ti! ;I becn t4ls, , c wi1,.., coll'i)!Et. a . „ t!le fi:',ltne go, ~;,. .' o f llti legi POI :: ovo, eil tP110111?1 , 1 1 4' as tic,iroet, of at . ' oul.l. k it t. ' already SOSt:11;l1.• 11;,; 'non, the i•14;-; ici'l of thei"t lll ' ' . make swill pojfi ~ as, tlnit b4t ' 4 v:,5 the Proh ..", 1 it do i're, J ' ki hotir, !lei • , : li •di-it-too: i) • .., l'roginoie r.10,3)1. 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