The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

. . tbi gr 4 ' l a vour 91 is dad jecur, th'e era' subied, 'IT ICII grOU'll, our Hera' )erations.i.o int, at. , ll' latisiieil the go od 0 executed' t leave it, au, o, and °"° ott r br2ve .i pi,l of SP I. deo* ss awl 0 0 , thr ition 4 0 1 Mon :of 1! fror' l , 4 ' 1,, !leill it +l4'7 f o rec )1 1:0 0 1 4 " V l° '0 td ce rot ,antirst, '3 11$ °II_ I'o° llll rot NC A joiir , t ilos bogiy o n. ti 44'0011.1 ty l Of I he 10 F ni/g : l 7l:, ' ' 1)61 lia u ' tr 011 1„; 11( 0 1 ,1 0 1.; or ol a Y ovai O4/ orittottiould i s v 3.0 out ti'` Serel""(' jne t r it Cll 3ll ' l o 0 3 1)(1' P I Of (1i : 1 0 ve }' e pd itan h' P " L. r IS 7/)°' likt voi sr lim" col° tli c Llfrie",-;:0 1. ' m` iv! , 0 9. i 6 0 11' , t4 jff c o qeC r4 4i ° o h , bui , fel 11- r .p rfo'°') - , go- n o 0 t . is ° " ' . NAVAL .NETS: • 1 • I'ORTSNIOUTTI;: 00T,' . 18 his slqpi Daneinar . knna, Eridanus fn . r off-- - CikerhurO'i lr kalobar, anit i?()yal Oak, 4 41 mirO1i Lord A. IlEAtrCLEnft, 'to the Eastward, ertmoAai' into harliOur the De.rteroils ~ P"le Schooner takes convoy to Guernsey and.Jersey'. 7 Streral-strong; detachmetits einhurkerl this day. for. the army in Franee. , : • . ' Ptruot?Titi'bet..- 'U.—Arrived .11;aleityti sidp Presid en t. f r e, m Passage, from whence she sailed on the' lith . inst;--General Sir THO44s ORAFIANt and his Staff come passengers in her, as did the L'arl of M ARCH ; the - latter was,pe, heareE el Lord I l ist.i.riew'roN's - diipatchts. Arrived. tit!,,,r James cartel', 'belonging to this M B aster, pOrt, JAes EEN: ) t er , frot h 1)14, Oe'r, IktajeStY's ships, the trans- Ott', anil outwardAvitna,••retnain as per Inst. 4146 " 11 , OtT.'l'B';'—Arrived theßrit Brit ish-Purr ‘ utt m Sailed the Chwitideer on a cruise. U kr, I " CAPTUVE OF THE ESSEX AMERtMst TRICIATE. of A I.P.TTPR FROM AN oin't GER ON, BOARD oa* or-sut J. B. wattans's SQUAD lON. Lltihavell Bay, Chesapeake, Sept. 1, 1811. a the 27th ult. the //aeon, Captain Cason, 11:‘e ri tl. ; as from Providence. • She totes the loss of Ana e mid two . other icing's .brigs, .the t ladies. She saw . 1‘ B r itish frigate towing .12P tel egraphed frigute into Ginutaloupe. The,headmost „.12P telegraph e d h er _•. , the'Eseei,'— i tn i i i, k e . : l4 o l l l l 7 . oar frigate 'she could not distinctly -A. Lieutenant of the Barossa lost Ills ' ll the Potoiaac, while assisting.to capture a gan-nult ; 311 Lieutenant nxcKsoc (se pernom erary), () Pointed t o succee d hi m. A sma ll schooner, t ender to the 4\ctuesi.l, CaptSia Mauna, Up itci f ew days ago, near the .upper entfpf-the d I ` ( e ground of the Chesapeake, by -which -acci-. Gatrirtrit, Midshipman of the Nemesis, anuanded, with all . d, with . hiS little' crew, wept: int" ne( l , Ou:' the 15th August, the yavvl of tile t ft gettet, arrived with a carronatle in the bow, seamen, atid eight marines, under the or ; sr.. t ' fL ietitenanilt:tussET and Lieutenant liteK t'e:rie }late/ tit the Vig o (a passenger who V011111*": \vot ")) went in pear Cape Henry,. to pro.teo, ."1 Wer , 4l 4 party in . the launch. While the Meh l titling their casks, trees attacketiV th i eiti 40 Atnerican soldiers, who battconceidetk: tin s. s ' l ,Y,ei in .antuttrencliment dug in the sat+, i Ord, Party bein.• unfortunately off. their effect, tl e tinli ng - all - Sec ure, eOrthl . t resist . witlf 4 11 ,1 virw nl Paral Wityro, of the Royal Marines, 16 164, R a il° . anti RE - ssosl, two privates. were "t• PAVS)Cr tad hii clothes much cut v lot, ; : . , _ION was ‘ l3 s 110 t womitiCtl Lient. ,4AICm• . • CelAy AVOill 1 4 1 the thigh. The hole wer e ta , e et in yawl • ti n Prisone r s belonging to_taq vf tra ' ce l :,: t : ln h e . 4 . ,,,,efi n 'e . ettal h er esco . pe: , By A flag WI/11214 d w (!re . " 4 " 7 , S ince heard from thrill ; the tt Ali steed were ntl the'r I, ll4re hr 10r Rielinbooit:ll " aPPointed t o ll+ t ` tt e (.7liewapeake,,at aIL a It. „ It 1 /11 11 1 , beFil notified hy,the Boar d of Tradoerdo!iia in tattok into Sweden , t aLe pisee tt ships, or in ships of the conot••y ot which K ar)(l3 at e the produce or mail C ire, salt, "Nd, Which may be imported in ships of any Porcupine, -C.tptain ELLIOTT, arriveit ~ u. t 1n )„ ,1 01 on Sunday from th e coas t of Brazils ; a valuulde convoy of 18sail. She brings t e '"';eace rroin p .ernatubticO, .vo large French frigates that a squadron of M nit' 0.11 the line. and cate . Americati were P„'"daY, the mastersna supercargo of the happy r~xrr ktelv -bur n t in Mont's - flay' to g ether fait ttil other?ersrm, were committed to Bodmin ""(), for having wilfully set iire to the said vessel (' ' ;',.. let t.ta' . trent an Oacer on board the• Stirling 1;44,, tutted . t t t e.o3tl,:of in lat.-10. 17.-8. 23. W,, Mentions, that. Sir 41 assE Po inti et ad changed his originalintention of tonch i the. Brazils, and .that 'he would proceed t() the Militritius,•and thence to 'his ulterior 1-.4ti " l • 'the buitfcttignb/e continued in corn ,Toti' th e 'tetrad, Unity' (VoinmatnaAND), e t i um, Batavia. mitt Indiamen, •us se I n t: i s:v(ll d merehantintwn, tinder -the protection t hat ::Malesty's ships. "Tice only contingency oh o '; mentioned as having occurred in the pas ihe S tir the loss of one of the seamen belonging_ to . Iv a 4 h il.r/in g Cavite, .who-fell overboard as the-shit) • hr,',42ing the litre. bet to In e"ntemPlation to establish passage-boats st eal 'xt Ptrtli and , Dundee, to be wrought by n „ )411 t1 to he of th e sa me construction ns those gri t ; v" : k. sfally employ e d betwixt, Otitgoat and Th. 1; . . , Loan im A y t y n h av i n g inspected the Meal- Tiler s R( , NI •, fp:detect the price of bread to fir tit 15.2 4 4 -d. the - quartern loaf. experienced A fl. Ql 4l :e 11, 11111 6aki that w hea t . tail ot . 3i..per ►ginirterin Mark-tau a s LLENlttmovutf, 130111 e titile•ago, m .. 'IH nti „411(liefition; .Itave it as big iN t ' t miitia of a.eerrificated ty: , : 141 anti not being 'oWner-of the t °b ta l Dttli. lin the pe rsa i t a game; were • not liable tiler:sties f or sporting without a 'certificate. It litS.Wevir, of .'a 'gentleman and hi* two . ?oth under uge, goi n g .out coursing' the j t hire, alai which had 'been referred ,t, ° tivel)to'lliasloners for Taxes, they ilecid 6 l Ivev, f.,iti their bpinion, that such attenduut tirtiti, l : t u e k to the pFnalties of sporting without a t 1 1; .. "I)2c itP, the celebrated Mineralogist, kii‘"„:7".l'l,..ell litlinburt , ll Emu t after a residence ot'seirep, o lith e 1 1 11 ,, h( l in that. country; during will"- fit eg nniiped the tt hole line of roast iron! ' h at ► in 76 degrees .of north latitudeil %vitt, iilrogght it fine rolieetion of minerals alon4 4:ll°Nyn-I,'"noile. which tire many totally tut tOt 'Mineralogists a LuroPei tiT E ARMY. . , mini,. „., • ' — 7-7....-,-, , ~ . ~ . .. , It ig mi, in . : a ?doming I.'aper,. that a Roy l l Aftulic, ; inni the cotninargic . in Chic!) has given ifl 4 plan'inr(yertur s nent, by, which t: l . , ,ailitia force,- l 'i:i FiltTis to 13. e made immediately (Liz:pi/sable; the 44104dsprment is founde4,o). - 1 the systein , dopted in ! l ikr i tgaiar• 1803 7 which gave haie-pay . t.,. , :hose.Of 7 w i tigers-of Alilitja, who procured .: 2'2 huddred men for tfie regular regiments. . Lieutenarit,,GOieral Lord CH . AiikkS:SpMED 4 IV.T'S Military Command, at the Cape dood: *ill consist ot:.the 21st Light Dragoons, Ist hat ,talion,soth lst Batta!toil 40th iito; .Ist Atit,tlipp 83 1 1 ditto;-littattalion -:93d mid the Cape Regiment,' on 'Tuesday 52- llutelimen v yotOnteers. for the 7th -13atialiim of .the , 60th _Regiment, marelivd into the Castle or Edinburgh from the depot at 'Battalion, whieh is to serve list Canada, is to be augmented to 1500 men, and , Ifit.l4ltment, .we.untlerstat!ii, have . given orders to t;vnkiallpinclimen,, as well as Germans, for it, at all.the..differetit depbts in the kingdom. Last .week detachments of the Royal Sappers and Miners, depots of the 12th Light Dratgoons, arrived at Southampton ,frorn Ireland, on their destination to the Peninsula : the folrowing tachments will arrive in the course of this week for the same destination—Royal ScUts, 4th,-9th, 27th 42d, 431, 51st, 52d, 68th, 71st, 74th, 75th, , 79th 82d, 92(1, and 64t11 Regiments of Foot also detachments of the Ist :and 2d light battalion King's German LegiOn, and Ist, 2d, and sth line battalion; sante corps. The Duke of Iticumot4D, as Commander in Chief of th e Sussex. District, intends to fix his head-quarters at Chieht:bter. PRIVATE LETIsEIt. s . . " Bivouac on the Pytennees, near the ' Pass of Roncesvaßei, Sept. 30. " We are here on the top of an immense moun 40eitt,Yetuder the command ut General STEwAnT, AlRiwoluty i n the clouds, more than a league from thy 'human habitation: It is but sorry work on the hills, as we seldom get a dry day ; ,nor do we Jake off our Clothes once a week. .We repose on a wetaod, wrapped up in a great coat and blan ket. We lioVe 401.1Stli:(30 large forts and block houses,' to secure the Pass of ROncesalles, being at principil and only one calculated for the pus sap of littillery. These works, when . com pieced, will contain about . filteen hundred or two thou sand men. We pay on these heights, for any of Alteploilowing articles, at the annexed rate ,O.ttgEt, As. per 1b . .; moist sugar, 25,. Ok; . lump _V . i4ar; 35.; lea., font. dollars ; very bad tobacco, 8 i4A410114 ;lite ;ware for coffee ; candles (wtix),' ma t ;Gil a t bactin, ; cheese, 3s. ; bread, Cid, Wnw is per quart, but so bad that it re quires t goil,ologkach tea swallow it. This trash . . proves very prepiciciat to the troops in general, :..as kis (1114 in.driii.ghts like water." - A. messenger was sent off to the Marchioness of WeLt.ltloTota, at Timbridge Wells, soon after the arrival of Lord MAtton, with letters, Ste. front the Marquis of WELLINGTON. A messenger was al3o sent off with a copy of the dispatches to the Rirl f Ilyrutrast. Yesterday the Patkctt REGE'r after receiving the Foul of Ltvertroor, and I.ord MARCH at Carlton-House, left town tor Windsor, accorn panie.l by Count. luirs•rtnt, on a visit to the eumfm. Ms Royal Highness returned to town to dinner. . On Sntnreny, previous to the Earl of BATHURST'S iCaVing town for Brighton, he made tip dispatches North, mut Mr. WILLIAMS, the Me,4sen gie„ ',Ails sent of with thew. :tailiLis. stated, from Cadiz, that the Spanish do vonmenf has sent a naval armament, consiiting of 0ne.74 gun ship and several frigates, to the River Plate, the purpose of which :is te bloekutt e Buenos Ayres, and all the neighbouring settle ments ofigite c evolutionary party.: It is roporteCto have heea recently recoml mendd from high authority, that the importent fortres of St. Sebastium'a,. so valuable and well calculated for a naval station,' should he placed, ad We: in the. hands of Great Britain. The numbe.r.of the French who were driven ,front their lines on the morning of the 7th, is .reiiritted to have been.aboat 124/00 men y 44 it now seems vets likely that Parliament will meet on Thursday the 4th of November, fOe'ille dispel/4 ,of business, it may be useful to thhie who have Occasion to obtain Private. Acts during the approaching SessiOn; to he informed, that, aticording to a standing order the • Hottie of Comnions, of.the 180 day of June, 1811 - , all Petitions for .Private Bills must be presented .tolthin fourteen days .arter the lirst'`Friday in every Session.of , Parliament. . . - At the last rheeth! col the Freehohlers of the 'county. of Perth, the Duke °LAT n en, ,pe e sitied ut th e Michaelmas Thad .Cdurt. Sir 11. gUR proposed a Motion for. pt , tuning. the,discon, tnkru anee of distillation from grain in Qreat Bri tain. The Earl of Mtasvitan, Eir . A. 14. MAC ENZIF) as well as the Duke of Amor. and Lord KlNNllRn,apprOred of the motion, and a series, of'resuhitions were passed in support of it. It yutiolVed at the same meeting that the Lord I .;Dtenteitaut should be requested to commun icate 4461,1fellekretary of State the evil* -which resulted i'rtlinfit the ioo easy intercourse between the prisoners Obitteur in the depot in that place and the public, patticolarly in ease-of escape, which prisoners are constantly attempting. Oultionday Major-General GArigtoi,lvt marched -about 1300 troops of the garrison at Perth to the depAt t and having made a large detachment surf. :tlenly enter the airing ground of each prison, the prisoners' were turned out, and he prisons strictly .searched. The persons of the prisoners werealso searched when they were turned in, We under stand,that nu offensive weapons, or any thing of much consequence, Was discovered. General Arils/31Am , we are told, itithriated to the priSotters Ottritt4oaoi)g its they gave no trouble, they .should ,:b6stil3skiv-treoted, but- that if they continued their ,i;46itims. , :in% - ijects of escape ; to the disquiett-of the theV might expect the severest measures Lo b e a doptca. • THE rtoy,kr.. FAMILY. . •Y st. 1:1 (*) . i . k.:18,— . --•Princess - SOPHIA rntle . GI horf.....oaetcl ace'? tO n led by Lon' IVA.t.m. A, M., 4r,"T“' , lJl;.iand,ColuneJ •1..);.t8n.0we Lady Itosst.v.o.Nl4..lloTeckin eoach..: ir r inaess wallei:4l iii ihei'ark, attended. by a Gidrin'Taitili.g, an&a:footuLin behind her. . • 2 .Th e by H(1 Prilleeq I?,LIZA.EtET 11 ‘l'Cllt to FrOgniore for: a' short time. nree o'c:cle4.-I'he Patucs• Iltnewr is just arirvid, :,u 111::s ot i q.vred horses again in an. hour . at pd: a Ilia to yetor.n to London..' . , ; . He Xi i gy;Atr.t;44(oS PuxNcr Pi; C lIA RLOTT E tirovt ; ller Ivey porlies her,plnoton i in Wiasor Great Park, with 11rr oswil attendinits.. •, . THE' THEATRE. • The Tragedy.of Piza: To, which has still a stro ng- hold on " Aegener,d," drew a nutnerOus.andienee to Covent Garden Theatre last night. Y;ovtio erred liii ceif with great tai and proportionable effect in./toll% and was much -applauded. Mrs: iNVGanoN was the .44cira tiqr conceptiot; . of the charaCter was comet ; her p'erformanae .and marked by feeling throughout.;; 'She was very attentive to the duinb—slew that related to the scene in general,'as.yvell as,to what immediately . regarded herself. sbe•Avas-receit;ed in a vozy favourable manner. , Ann(yr who is' evi daftly :milOviug, was, howe'ver, rather two hnr rieckin4wrzo. Mrs. 11,.louripToN shoUld not at tempt that- require violent enintion. screnans, in Corn, ;were most hunentably, out. rd tune. The Ploy went off, very %yell. • • , SQUIBS AND CRACKERS Man DRESDEN. Linkik (rem Dtmclen Bosv gets away, For cr;th'ry fit, he'll soon return to clay. The tint is ;Ipproaching Whieb all the world And Iln i Ns - :4 Dresden is Mire to be dished. • When Boa enteeti Lowden stout, He drea:oit not tire could ?rear him out. S O.R TIN G. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1813. MoND.w, Ocroista 18. ' 1 • The harden Stakes of toogs. each. T. M. M. IA G. 1-r. C4rentlish's Beele4lon. est. 714...... • • •,• ,••• •• • 1 • lA'Jer4C4 4 s 74t. 41b D. of qrsiftost.4 - W olof, Bst. ' StsAvell'i Cato, 613. 4h. 111 • Mr. Udil t 9 ' Emily, let. IA Foley s Maceilonion, 7st 8..t0 I agst.Eeeleston.-5 to 4 seat. IVoful-5 to 1 asst. • The Judge placed but three. • • :•. Mr. Lakes Aquiline, bat. 71h. beat D. of Grafthh's 9.31. T•.Y. C. Sono. h, ft.—Even. • . • . . Mr. Vaimittarei Secoua, beet Major Wilson's ch. f. by Se- . 7itt. Ll 4. cacti. T. Y. C...100gs h. ft.-3 to .1 on &limit. • Sweepstakes of 204 gs. h. ft. D. Al. Mr. telse's.Aikulthst, 75t..9113. . . Gen. Gower's Latuil.,, 7st. jib. T.J. G. 11. eavettist.'s Cat, Bst. Sib 'b to •tugst. Aladdin---3 to 1 *test. LocloO4-43 to 4 Isr.t. , Cat. Onedisird of a -lbscriptinti of 250. each, for &yr. 'obis, Set. 81b. 93t. noel ,sgell, 91t. IL 0. -DW fide the property of subseribers.-•••Twelve Sufi criwe+r*. , Ltll e o►ether's br. o. Aquarius, •I yrs. t watked over.) • SPBPD.—Sk JOHN Hoyt dined at Dtiblin. on the 25th ; sailed . ool9 Cork on the 27th ; arrived at Corunmt . the 24 rioinedhe: , d-quar,crs the 3,1 ; and caned Victory on French ground oh the 7th ! ! The . taff Ot LlVF.llPO'Cil.;,‘l.l6l.llit MIiNSTETI, all the Foreign Atubassadurs-and MitiLSters were at the Snaukh Ambassador's bpuse att Smiday, at Richmond, grand 'dinner given . 14 his Etc celleacy to the PRINCE REGENT.: The . SPANISU aranAssAoott eutertained a select party of friends at dinner yesterday; at his villa at Chiswick, Twy houseS in Pulteney-strect, Both, are fitting up for the reception of Loots XVIII. and his suite;•who . ore expected in that city next week. The Theatrical world will not be displeased tO hcar : thnt 'Mr.; KEnI9..P. is engaged to perform 30 liights.at Co%:ent-Garden Theatre. Stikbnitx., gut: is reported in the Reitl;. itig - Piq:ler to have relinquished freehold property, to .the Moonlit of 60,000/, left him by T. it IsTrAy in.Lincolnshire, in 'fovea of the natural children ,01 the said Mr. NEWsi—Mr express,. Mg that " he-eattld accept of no such grtitttity by will, or otherwise, where there wive either lesi• ice or illegitimate ehildren.!' - The 'Yew Dynasiy" are certainly rather awk wal%ll4 'sit ,Milmiemi is 'rambled - at:. Dresden; much , agMei,ithis will 3.:King Jerome is confined at much agclOt his will.; Kink Joe has been tlrivt pinch ;igainst his will) the' eigpt6s ftel6it confined . ..at Paris i 'trnch against her . will and hisMaieSty the Kingß !Rome, „ .is reported to have fauptth orn rwlfing*horse, ninth against his Will, no doubt. The anti. Deekrs who endeavour to defraud their eit - Aomers by 3hurt sacks, should'be made to repent in. sark-cinal 44'i - 14014u. - 11 Pvistek tktt. the lialtor at •Cireen who intendeci inaNing bread with atone Shrdings, was protiWy is . 4 1rOTcn , PaupeNtml--The Trench PeisOtters Alt parole at 4elkirk 1.0 v'e lately contributed not a Litt to th e , a ,,,ii r , e „„,, ; „ 4 , e of that rpinee, .by perfigining conci rts,. setting oil, bal loons, &c. A few day; ago, one of 50 feet di 'Pensions was set off, in the presence Of a vast concourse of spectators, which aSt.ended in tine .style, anti was to have been accompanied by one of Ape prisoners, but the agent thinking.the balloon might gd to too great a distance', did not think proper to permit hini.—(Edinburgit Courant.) flotnsG.-41 very severe battle of two hours du ration was fonght on Saturday, in Appleton.aea. tows, pear the village: Of Appleton, fleas, be tween George -Coles, a coachm an, and Christop her A450t,.-whobad aequired ae knom!lealge of setting to t of /CO 'mid, the black. The evinhatant:, ‘s ere twelve stone men, and not a round eiwied but was stubbornly 'Contested. -tibludgave much tin "bY strait left-handed hits at the be,411, and although he wet many bard binws, yet he avail e d bitmalt of science, and won by Winding his act versary in 10t I:Ounds:—The next match to be de cided will be between Mexander, the.gamm-ketpet, and P q iot er , O r egon's Lalwastlire man. The match and stakes will be deposited this. , cventug at Gregson',q. On the 6th ingtmit, it elalter of grapes was cult from a vine in the bit-howle Q\, Eiti. tot. Beatnitister, in len4tit twtnity inches, in brc.f.( 4 .tb . 14 indict over, *add tVeiii,ked STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ME ADRIATIC. „ • Majoty'i St4ifsmt. ... • • • • Augnmr so; •ista, • 1• . We,ArttiOltj at this , . place on the With 'itist3. with the',Ertgfp,l4l44oinpany ; the Freuch having retrented-tula.tisytefore we carve; on itett , ingitbe Aust; hot troop?: u,:t.4on their's:tart-131a takeyes+ ses‘ion:of it. IThey-arrived a tit' lioiirs alter did , muleber appefirunee, tutder thiv,%OnimAnd of 9a . tiVe. Of its the Austriah , service. -., lie brought with him'a re+, I;i:tient c 4 1 -- It,Agari'ih cat : alry,!ttlici twd legit:tents of Austrian. infautry. • The inbab4unts Teceh'eii theta wit;i every den inonitrittion of joy—notTling and illy ati latioto een eh .exactions qatibe inhabitantw,,,of, every dvicripiion were severe kod.i.deg.lqs ; ;:tl literaklydrain. eti the ivhcilitipieti• t pcipulous • count ry -of inen , -moncy, ttifd eit4 ht.Ger+ many. , - AV) Jr9pi yienna (only Jourtbiy*jototaft;e4y A bence r, ) ,9t oltr great site+ Aleses INV, as, 1,,r) §'o tit . qd we do con. 4:lentlF wycsookti thatthe Austrian successes its Ifalyx %Oil 1)“* ,nteatter, hhonly of thrOWiug trte,te into on,r,tpo4ilotsliou, and„,,eve;ictially, Ve. nice, with' dte:na,v4l4orce anti arsenut there.' The 3izabeth,:Trethenclouicithd Bacehiinti, ate 'now 'off here, with Adatiral FaggAinN i rt.B. The Croats, itMhe French a Ovice, desert” their Atin(l;lta every opportunity ' ; ansi there, is tittle :doubt' at the Ivhore_of Croatia, !stria,. and Dalmatia, , 7 beiti t c scorn under. the influence of Attirtria, ,1 little aftair,took pptee yestei'4ar, which ShflVs the tetn. per of i.he French Ally here : about 4U (. roats, at the one-posts, htul tie-;ertett to the Atistehih, after whom GO French troops were stint, when a de• tacknent of the liung:irian cavalry, from thii town, being out upon..H reconnoitre, got between both p,aities, and took the Frenchmen prisoner ; with the loss of two killed and one womitled.-- , - Every artipleof-life is che—il rtpread and Bed Be only and 4,:.per..ktncd but there 15 a great whit of Coloniql prnduco, as every article of that kind has* been silingglOraud that. under the dread of i'mprisonment, con:lse:itic>rl, if detected. the Country is beatitiful, thetown well filled with ,in habitants, all dressed in the. 1 1 ,111glish stYle 1 10t.leS that) ('our thousand miles round, have come and visited our ships, and we gave them a rutlt helt•ty welcoine. The Eagle is gone to Zantei with dispin6hes for A(111111%11 CAMPBRI.L. 'tenant-Colonel Cut7 . llo, of the Greek corps, and C:iptain IittLLIDAY are on the . Stall of General r,"1,11.9Etia".. poLic b 31114 0.11 i.4ru , ! • fAii.i.Dnlft J . l f ---Yesterday 37 more, petit)" , i 4 prord ar. .Maberley!s, the' Army Clothier, whew had beer(talven into custody 011 Siltgraay niglit,were brought. before the, Sitting Alderatan (coo6aatteat:), charged with being implicated in the practives of which those who been tip preliended op Friday accused. It With /11'04- pOitia by Mr. CoN.c.7. and Mr. GUENF-Yr C 6 ttlila for the prosecution, and acceded to byMr.l t„Lc 4 ; . , on the part of the prisoners, that as the ens who had beta brought up on Saturday %rue' re• mantled till to-morrow,, the present parties t.hould also he brought up on the *same day, and the rvhole of theta be examined together, The prig suners were itecordiagly remauded till to-morrow,. CRUELTY TO At OX, Mr. Nttlder,. : the.City Marshal, charged Thoints Heesom,:a drover, with an act of wanton crtiOlty to an oit. 4 41rer'piiitIner had struck the animal . suc h a . v i o lppg„l l l ov y,. on , the leg with. the stick' h e held in his Inktritiv!that it was string wit - lutes 'before it could ,ptiOft - ORIiO ground. Beirg taken iitio Cwitody, this giffy:e ill4l found to be. defaced. 'th e Alderman mentioned, that he himself. had once witnessed a similar act of cruelty; and the animal leaping forward, from the extremity of the pain, the wretch had exultingly exclaimed Oh ! whnt a leap."' A person who' had witnessed - the trans action, 'justly incensed et the brutality of the man, immediately struck hina'svith all iris force on the same place ; and while he was bellowing from pain, retorted upon bim his own expression when he had snuck the anitnal, to the great .satisfactiki of every persoij ,piTSeut. 't he 'Alderma tl4l - $ proceeded to fine bitts dtis. for the act of ernelty i and 40s; .more for hating his badge siefaced, il'ArrOt.GAttnp;,.---Yestertlay porter in the, eniptil:of 'Mr. Wright, a whOlesnle monger in Smithfield, and a man of the narue'of - who keeps a shop for marine stores in, .Berth -street, Clerkenwell, were 'charged, the fora Mer with robbing the shop of Mr. Wright, and the latter with receiving the stolen propel ty Suspicion on the porter, he WIIS t aft ell custinly, , and confessed haring sold the stolen property to Pettkc, in ccnisegitence of which Read, put." Brown starcbed hi 3 premisrs, where they found a large quantity of .iron anti 'screws, nil new. t-is • wi %tit Itieutmeg a considerable part of the pro perty as his. Tbey were committed, and ordeted to be • brought. up for further examination To inorrom, when it is expected others who may Wye been robbed of the like property may attend, 'ye of Alin . CArITAL Pitizr.s in the Last Lottery, thixwn. 26th of Setnenther, inelothog No. 3,354, , , WNW (If 20,0601. were Scilit br I,ll,ditt itimSt);,l 4 kretOOLlTOK, KURi Co. the Coot ra 0014 for the 'present Isrbttery, the I.)riiki•irit.; whieit Will' confluence cm the.3tl of Next Month. The Scheme, %vitt, only 8,01)0 `rieliettij COiatiitiS TWO rootlet') other egpiteli. : '11 :1 1 1: i t e S . Ttl i :1 1 ° e 1 2 1 8 ) their e c ti c l r t r r ! cl i s e. 1 . 1 l etsr t anti , 8 ( 11 ", 1 :1 4 ,r The 0n1y....yet0,090 that MS. gilKlTil its the • Inst Lottery WOs sold by Holt? SST and Co. ill 011,1 lialf nncl Eight Sixteenths, No. 3934, and the money paid immediately. Tickets and 'Sitte' the twitting Nevi , Lottery of only 800 " are setlitiF in great variety, tints at the I)WeSt prices. Ilie.Prlts'ip; begins on the 3d of Nor. The Sehetne covnins 2 Pcites of ,i;"20,00.0 hiiittets ninny othet7 . cepitstht. Letters h post, a paviels Liv -"Friers *ill Jox executed- .-isilthH6dylity .'end