The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-16 00:00:00

i Fitolif . THE Dtl . Terit PdPEu. FLaS lit 46; Sit , :r. Gs t!rtn\lTPAlie 00'4 the head Of4Tiniburgh, ' ti t ilEatli l / 4. 4rfor Merelia tit Man at Imbeck',. eh' 'tikitiklitN y reftb447 that the.Eligliio'llad entered OM& • +Vence' cif a . capituWion., This, report, ho. , ,vefeo(ll I 'T.• requlres fartt t...r•trinfir,natlon. • • . • • DEctil'g:",t; A INST EN6LISH CONINIERC HAGUE, SE;:r . 1.---The following Royal Decree, dated th . e 2:;tn of August, was 'published here this, day • . Louts NAvii.eov, by the grace of God • and the Co.lstittition of the Kingdom, Bi n g ofifolland, ttlitt,,consisteet with the true interest s . . of our kingdom, it is our duty, by the naeanh,in our power, to co-operate in the de,ired .execution of. the great ineaFtures adopted by the Bmperor atxi against the common enemy, for , thytirpose of obtaining a general 'peace, and the independence of the seas.--'considering that some subaltern. aents_ have rend,:red theluSet •Timinal. by want,of and rie4icti, in the exccuti,):) of the ineasures direCted by our Decree of. tho loth I..)tTernber, 1806--considerlit the ,artifice and bad ta . th.which . have been e!iiplh-ied in several ports of .the enemy, with Nspett to t (le papers, of neutral Vessels, and by . which the health of Europe was put to liazardi. by . inakiti out letters of quarantine--.-considering,finally, : that all those irregnlarities ought to be telininated at a moment so'criti!.al. for the enemy of -the,whole Conlin t, and in part icularof all commercial States; and Ch.), the honour and dearest interests of our sub je,ts would byoompromised were'the striel execu tion at .he lam; and deerers passed for this.. purpose overlOOlced --we have, therefore, decreed as follows :.. Alt 11, nit! ,aerator i.c i.onsequence.of the orders of our ; of justice and, shall. be brought before, the coo - Moan Courts, to answer for condua according' to the Irw s ., . • I u he Vr — saL SOplicd in. our Harhours, a ikt of which is sutrjr?..-0, shall ir:" decided upon by t .e. competent nals.• . , • • ' • 1 • Reckoning limn the date of the. present Decree; all , ritt ufwAl ,,w l , R l Alan g ive 410011 e stcutity. which. ,sha)l remain yaw the legality oi thqr. pipers be . tuliv ac- I t XtOwloip and until it he prsyed that. them: Vt3seli have tuuche .r m.nr...n; k 's Hirt I v In ease the P.iper, , sn. utd be false L or It 'should ap. pleat, crui.iary to Medal:rayon of, the (3 4 : Crain. the Ship • - had N.:14:1,:u at are Erich - Its Puff, the'dou:AUsecurity shall be ist,rne otter u.rmanded t.rf the Sureti--•s, anal the . 4inOtlllt paid into the r ;. Treasury.. • V. ..‘s assntoe secTility . shall b e ' s , e i ; f e d,' the delivery or the Ships may take piece; in pre , ence• 'of the, parsons pointed to 4 tpeititentl it by the Minister. of. Fitiumt• Who Oiail s a ki: e.re that the owners do nut unload any articles which ma ne . r, .turt to he English tharCltandiz 1, it srould be proved that the gteids-tre i.t gnglisk manuLeture, or have corn:: from ail enemy's port, they shall not ~ ;,0 canriscatcti fur the:bent:tit of OK public treasur y, but the rtuttbleAteenrity-andi Oe leer e d, and the Ship, shall be erbli w nt itr ....diately to put tu4Ses ; 'and the same shall, it case of to«a vt•ititCr, IGott: no shelter, under the sl.tetest piticatt,iuns• VII All Cort.-spendence, joornea, ore. which come in a. Neutral Flag, oral ll* seized :aid burnt. Vlll. All pasie4rs or traeetic nt who cannetprove that • they uo ni , t come. froth :the lititish, Isles, shall imaurtliately s , nt out of the Kingdtill. !X. All prohlhitOry nistularitt o s'res l iqii n ,.. 7 the commerce with Engl2itcl remain n; full Carve, la lartar as they are not ' altered by the pet sera • Dergesk ‘ X. All contravene Tu . pres.me 41114444 shell bet tri punished fiat dirtobtrotng the laws s 9 0 14 loossen wlely and .personally an bule for the st.icklanutiuri at' these regulations. Our ter at War shalt - pkwe at his Miry sal such troops : and "is as. he ;nay dettultid. _ ...earl`, 1/0.,31).-=l . ne "mita Courr Lia teqe coolaini the folloWing intelligence res;t . rethig the aftinti bet Ween the RdSsian and •TurWsli Fleets. The Naval Battle between iris t t'ioets took . .place On. the Ist of July, betw Loal.ro-,'...014 Unlit° Santo.' It was very bloody,..ao I laStrt.l The Russaians obtained the. Wert. .22" sai I strong, it of the. Line, rte Turks had 10 sail, I of Which Wereof the Line.— The loss of the Turks was 1200 'flea. 'c'iCe-Admiral; BA KIR PACHA hdi dead, but talc•:1 prisoner ; Ship, called tue Capitene, also (Thief Admiral Stira PACH,t, vim Ivi - 6 wounded in the head, disphyed the greate s t bravery. At the end of , the action he was surrotinded by five Ships ; not withstanding which he 'Saved his own .Ship,*.whitzh was a fitte three-decker of I t o guns, • - Four Ships of the, Line were . taken, three burnt, .and two driven on shore. Sonangx.ct BEY, .the • Turkish Rear- • Admiral, was' initnediately beheadelafter . the action 'Kurt over, because he had, not taken his proper share PARI4, - AuC. 1.--=Getieral JVNOT Is gone tis;lla-:' • yontie 'to take the comitiand of the Army there, 'and as,,betrides • charged with an- ituportant inission . tO Coisrt of Libon.- - .l.4'rencli Funds92‘ .•.. • SEPT. I.—The, Grand Duke at. WuntstionOit. l arrived here on the evening of the if si August, and .ig at the:hotel of i he Prince Of Lucca and .PIOM An Ambassador from Morocco - is At Lyalts; . do his way to Paris ; he has had a guard of ltutiotir t4titi. brio.. The trey/ .bridge ,at. Lyons, is., ,by, the Emperor's permissiois, to be called that of Tilsit . , At Bayonne a nutiour, has hoed spread, that a atrong English :fleet . had appeared .tbeforei Lisbon. -:-Generat • mines -first GT: A*V-. 3A toriv; passed. through . BOurtleaut to J3ayortne tin the 26thi where the head!:quarters Of ;tho artily of Observation will be ph:Cod. M, Dutch Ambassador, has passed' through that place, on his way to Madrid.' • r SEPT.' Official Paper, co,qtains the f011c;.: ins Exteaa of a Letter froM Marshal BRUTE to the Prince Of NEurOrtAtst.,. Vieetonstable : Head-Quarters, Stralsund, Aug. as. We have this: , night rna4e otirselves rtiihsters of • the island and fort of Duuholm, partly . throngh . treachery; and partly icy force.. Sia hundred Swed s • are made prisoners of war, and we have found tour teen pieces 'of cannon and mortars: 0* .• " The King §wttpaN left us in po s sessi n g of. .50 Stralsund, With 0 pieces ofeaniton, 600,000' bills, 100,000 bombs, t 00,0001bs. of toWder; and Mkt) iron in rods." t • . •- On .the 3 tst-tilt. General CLAar.r received the oath from the hands or his MAJESTY, in his new capacity as Mipister of War. The letters and papers of the 3d , contain nothing of importance. The five per cents were tit 90i.. • AMSTERDAM, SEP T. 7.---=According.' to !cam's from Wybtirgh, in.the . Island of lrohnen, dated :At,t - gust--2.4•, nll time .Englki) Ships stationed it) the Great Belt had sailed to the southward: The cause Of this sudden change we, ne t ' unacquainted' with ; however,, to. the present rantnent, the communiett • tion between Zealand and lulmen is quite- free and *pen. .11.4siOrdin;; to 'titers from Franciurth, of, the .•• • . . Ist; grouiklailitpou.piiva s te 'attar& 4drit Elanl b t . inte Freiscli have entetiltl , l4ctistein. rueßtilvtit;SE rr 4 d itittlfxite ri, 4 alitlJ,tpdrs. fro:A Parity di t 4.stfebn.ti n! o, notiisiN ll'lrvit:e nth I'd huts - ;ire at bili--:BanlC.Sliartisltkibttei.:::simothd. -1,6 Y? $ VtleA Odedseig,', the great 3 It; , k!t dries `tin hlMrms !W' east . that a ciinsfileidNill bodji oistro'DPS aild longer,' "will 'avail themselves cat ttiehd'ats ,toc,kcl . .:ON.er General CA:,fV:n 10iito,gligai w-11 0 fri 114 English ilave'rindertaketi!:niltlYifill'i , er) ., serious, is 'still with' and ItothA; clield, an&eohtintliii't. r ) fitl on : the detensive, - The polt fiiiiiln'reAlanqt'has 'not yet ( people, however, (,ut of Cotienbagept on the 28th,•sny tint nothing of any importance had hippenijd, and that the afglisli Fleet still Continued : 'HOLSTiIIq, AUG. 30.—According to rumour, a fight has taken place between the Danish . chasseurs and some English that have landed near Heiligew , haven, in the Baltic, in which many liras were lost o bcot!) Four person . ", havmg letters upon them from Eni ., ,land, ha\ e been arrested at Elve, 'near Gluat- : static. 'The at:l)4)g of volunteers has ,comthenced in Altana.: • EL, Av 6. 29.—N0 intelligence has been re ceived here from Copenhagen since the 20th. -1 • oecnrred bet ween the Enemy and General :;As...,::;,:toim's corps, up la the 26th. • • 2.7.—As yet the suburbs of . COpenlugen arc riotAntrnt, though ,the inhabitants have had ,waenin , to provide themselves, in . case of necessity..--Besids the corps undeT, General Guleral VAN WALTERSDORi,COMIIIaIICIS a sroia! of 5000 Men. • , • At ' ST 2 — 7 -The latest accounts froM Copen-, hk,;ett are'of encouraging nature. the . ;eat it, the peoplo were not under the least alarm and it was probable, thi:t, if the siege should con,- 'tinue, , the peo?le ald suffer More from the want„ of provisions inan 1-inn the Enemy:: The spirit of the people exteb.led even to women and children. The garrison an Enlmy by repeated sorties; while, the Gun-':oat i exintributed towards keeping them at a respectful(:.tanee. 1 • , CUZ?IfNIIAG . 2n.--This morning, at half-. past font; a , ': - )rtie - v.•,ls .:11',Ide,trilrn the C)ostcr Port, . to attack a battery, e ( e, t e d by the Engli.ib, before the ZAYancti Mills' *Upon' the Strand; "but the result did not anSA , er our er.pelitioni. aThe captain, , Baron Of 1 - foLsTEINi Second • CoMniandant of the Flotilla, went out with hine Gu-nnats to cover the attack : he snerictA thy English battery against which the attack was fltre c ieu,, when the English ofien6d a second, which was masked. and fortiliecL They consequencc.` was. that .the, .fter • sustailling a heavy Are till halt •• ; ifter•six. in the !torn lug, were compelied to retreat, With the loss fit . two kill: I acid nnitf wounded. Vows. was .s9on atier ofsliged to t . turti into the City, with fifteen killed and twenty wounded. 'This' he effeCted in good order. 'The iuimber of_ English landed' is Fula 20,000 fOrs. • riieir position ye..terliy . was frtiin Flaskekroen, through' Frie,iricksberg ,to the Si rind ; but don't know Where their tei . s are. None of the 'English bombs havu a yet , failen in the city. 'Frona the commencement of hos-' tilitles till this day,' our ‘Vbcile loss .:,in4k , fs of 21 killed, including one sub. f lt ern ; an I 58 wounded, four Officers nod t:,n..e sut alterns. kitigtO cover themselves very Oich with itinintry hid fight 'o4'valry, so that we Cannot per ceive what is going . on ainnog thefts., 'Po every one who approaches them they t ie e Cline tO retirti. Their advanced:posts-are near Wor,la,culle gnd Roeskilde Groh, -right 9pposite the Bay, ZdALANp, , AvG. .CATI(44.III' has sent the following Letter to , Major-General PAY : , 34 AN 6 , SIR; 1 ! Ilea(Lquarters, before Copenhagen, Aug. it. ~" i cannot omit requeetina your Excellency, as . well in my dt.tal name as it) trnit of the Admiral. Who ,conimandsitis MAsEsTv's Fleet,. to take. into your most seriotit'consideration,- the present situation of - , the city of Copenhagen, which is brought into a dreadftil crisis:. If this city, the - Capital of 'Denmark, the rdidence of the King, •and that of all thelleyal Fatally, and that of the Govertiment—:- , 'theseat. of the sciences and cbmtneree, and full of ,inhabitants of all ranks,.of every ageand'sex.---if the city,iliotal.deiertnino to abiJe the ItorrorsW siege, then the' sanio shall " .be annoyed' ty ever!' frossible' rlea - ns o f deoaslatian. As soon' 'as aver the orders shall:. be issued fdr ,this purpose,' tho!Oflker4 who Ilieo'entrusted with , them Will no longer, have ,, atty, llohoice.left thenia of :exerting: every means it) power to niake themselves- ma,ters , of theplace: An amiult, made upOn.a pia& so fill :ofinen and stare,' must,,,in the issue; involtee the iriliabitants in ruin, and the loss of their property, as att. unavohl 7 l able consequence.. ' Should Denmark refurie to johi nano friendly-.allianee, the most ainolute orders are given by.ottri j Government to Nock. this city by land and sea. The. 1 Proparationa for this purpose are, in a state of greatef forwardness thin You a r e w lling to bekieVe. .'" For God's sake, Sir, consider coolly, whether' resistance will not . h j i the ruin ;of the place which YOti . ivish to defend,-and 1.01 - ether, under the CiicUmL stances of the present contest; art exhibition of your, valour, *lab certainly no man will dispnte; will not involve the - Capital' in that ruin Which is always ;he result of a ; and the tinat.issue of ' which will be the loss or your Fleet' and Arsenal, both-lof which may now 'be prevented. " All i theproperty without Ilk:city has been hitherto respeaed. I must also avail myself. of this neeo skn to' inform you, t hat the. objects of the greatest national importance to Denmark are in my power, • and r that have ..also hitherto respeded them; this state of things Cannot endure long: - I will not otlend,your Excellenerby any kind of menace,. but I. request you, and your 'advisers, mos. earnestly to think of the irreparable injury which may be caused, by the operations of a few ,-.days; anti that you are still in a situation 'to rt Your Excellency's most obedient Servant, CATIICART." This summons W 313 answered by IVrijel-General l'gruAN in such a wanner as blight be expeaed irohi a brave • •- ane, an t i Rt3 b - j and;,/ t 1 tile :11." Y € .* I iSIF3,511c 4 Nr VOtis , .o . gli s fh6l :i.:)ce„ wrote: to Jilt as. 60110 A „;ts s ,:x alm6riitiops, }Aid the ,ivirititto4ttritAitigiliti r - 1 Ita4,IIQCS ; vet i t t 4 ile. 411g1ISLI 441f.K3giliAtc.bittletkAi itqlet)t !gifte wp.4 l 4eliied• l ' -pq 113 ? Y b ' gatil9 l lA: it a , coltbistent ',via) pay Altityy tenickliet!C b t,):Vl - ti,tvernibit ; thatittiaAttirly co!qpi* bazitistjCan:k:ornly. (Ithertwis ill in by htorrifir , evcii timbgliAliiiicrotoeib4t)4o-akdi-hst, ; tllalt_the.ONsvA. to '40 1 161 1 a:ti hcinour,.arricto - AhkEl uirclay,-tis;fa brave-soldier; fatal tour Higlihefis'ilttifikregtiriqthr'''j''' '`'""" 1 .4u4gAVoki"„.! " ~~r.tir~ , - -- •THE TdA eTßP:7—'theJ--hyirrarket Theatre (21Osed for the season last night with . ,thaTr(qiedy of Mr. YOUNO took leave :of t he - Pnblie on this ecciiion as the Itero of the Piece.'" He'acquitted Einaelf. l -,vids . • great ability, and though he has not obt:i4ied that . , l station on the Lendon Stage to which he. has je;t pretensioris, he has at least the satisfatStion of tug that the fame which he ictioired in the. CoLiiito' has been fully ratified by the' decision of a Lend . on audienee, and that,. consequently; lie w;ll.retai n. with augmented reputation. Mr. •FA-A . ,:i:TT, the dropping of the curtain, came forwerd to testily the grateful sense of the Proprietors andlPerfortners for the prote6lieti and favour that have marked the season, which, we are glad to say, liar been through out very prosperous. It is - said, with some.authority, that Mons.- Li, NIERS, the victorious opponent of General , *( : in miner' and' onr other Regritar COmmai O ces, Went from P3ris (Where he had praaked as an artist in the mystery of a Conte inner) to chew iris shill i!t pastry on the River La Plat a ,: 'SO - that General ' C: fonnd a " Birch!' at RUenos Ayres, by. which .he.was severely trimmed. If this be' true, he has riait With . most paelicat justice. S ~ arah Smith, the sleeping beauty, resigned. her self,. for .the third time, into the arms of :Morpheus,' OU Monday' the 7th lust. ,and continued in her le tliargic. state till Friday morning .last, .wh , en she awoke, and complained only of inintness ,and .-; . Mr. WAKEFTEI.b i S p celebiated stock of Burn/mtg/Vol; farms, in, Essex, drew to its sale, last Week Most of the distinguished breedera - and graziers' in the kingdom. Mr. WalcaFtstibta Suf folk horses, mares, and colts, sold, as they %veil (te amed, for immense sum's. fliS faindui.hersel(n:it of Oak, by Briton, was knocked down to Ro ut toe, E'sry of 't the County, 'qlTipperary, to.iii orl into Ireland, for 17a guineas, and is expeded to ar rive in time for the great Prize She'w at Bert*:lee Fair-on the (ith of October. ,Of the seven otter stallions, One .was purchased by Sir ff. MILDSdAY, Bart. for Haets ; Lord CHICHESTER war the' pr. • chaser of two; Sir. Fitton Ste ern, another, fo'r' So-, mersetshire; Mr. Hastay, another, for , Ileac; and the old horse Briton wagibought by Colonel MAi s- TEE, to f.:O into Yorkshire. 'nu n3ares , ;tnd "fillies s'ouniso ..for large prices, ' some' of the former fett.th lug too guineas rash. The Dom cattle LIIHIAnik “hti puroasiqvurrttelk i t page; with equal .avidity. Weed the '.whole Stock on the farms was universally approved' and adMired. Ainongst the numerous grazieri,• tie. , from . alt clip } tricts of t h e in'esenb ,the of .. . Nasty, Lord fittaauti , iia; '11O:v 1 Sir Roar. HARLAND, Sir .1011 N CHILD, Ilan. Mr. ' VANN ECK, ..Ge.,4;';11 STIU , Mr ; C. C. Watereati, Mr. IteeiNste.4; Mr. A Ste. 'BCC, • • A Court of Common COttneil was yesterday, 4eid. • by the Lotto MAYOR,: at ,where seated the 4nswer of Her Serel)J,lkc..:l,s . , thp Otiefi'dAS of kittuesrs‘vtex, to the 4ddress o, Goigrit- .• ttilaticin agreed to at the last Court; which and ordered t 9 be entered on the Journals. The l'hanks of the Ctiurc were tApalli , llO!laVyoLud Brigadiers-General Sir Siill),EL 411 C y: l4 9.0 tiles , LuAt.ei - , And the .. - .everal tuni , nien . unier their connuand, for their g,lll int con , in the attack and c itto of Monte is America, ott the of February s last. Aml,id,;,) t o ; Rear-Adniiittl •SrlttLiN,G, and theseveral qapkisitAs, Officers and men, under his cc - Armand, for;, their *cO-;.ope r ati o n With the lind tOrees on•the w•-; raiton, On - Monday, -upwardA of sixty .NrastevA 0 CA9414r . idg-Sehools, teta i miles of to m n, atterklca at. ateveirs's Hotel, New Bond -street, in :celiiise %lance of a, letter w-hich:was sent, to each, ; ,siftrd NY - ,2 HERiIEtiT, arcer . chnplitneti,tin the 69 dtitar ( - 2f the " thv pr‘)H9snd• ! Acing kik two nepneAs i'lrrive4 from , 1 4.;ngaty. his care, atiLl interview tt*li:and tiiree; on Monday,' , Saying, that " irinderedeviiiy other .day inconvenient. 'lip,. 4 , 11.1./i homerhoer Was nolfOrtn . in spelling the word ..:/cerz• doiny,"' in eaCh 'diieelion, also the „41111- niary '' and "Gussituesa, , : The.. p(tiOice Of Vi4ination,which was in:to,lired 'into Ceylon ln 1402., and which 1,,1s since ,helniol -3 lb:Wed With' sitelt suceess," hat above 5000 iPliabitaPtS . • • 114 , e been for ever secured agiinst distmler which antecedently swept ofg many thousands sno. - 6111,r, ac . cording to the last =chines, had not bvcii cat vied to, thetame exten t inTri utonialee as in the.other dist rias df the and in consequence Imlay individu3ls We're daily sacrifices to the variolous disortler. rnea,ures were therefore adopted by the GO terntnent of Ceylon, as well to faCilitate the progress of Vaceination, as to snpply_thepoor inhabitants w i t h provisions, who were otherwise unable to yipport theinselvet While they attended the Medical Gentle nieti fir the purpciie of being vaccinated, MADRAS COURItit; Fsa.Tip Acctannta from Cdcutta, of the Vith of Ja ! iiinry, statelbe capture. of the Ship' iletsey, with a i'aThable cargo, belonging to that port, by Le llionchOt Brig Privateer, of six guns;- , and tOw men, in lat. 4. N. near Anualabe, on the West Coast of Snthatra.— Thitis th,e same , Privateer which Horne time ago ,took thelletny Addington on that coast ; sht). had been at Baratta,_ where she procured an' additicinai, number .of guns and. tnen, and returned to initke (tardier .depredations on. the coast. ne C3ptain RiortAapsov, freighted by the comi.any fur the coureyance .stores,td Bent:m.)l4.n, was dis patched.frorn Hangs! on' the 21st of January ;LiliO4Pai FA rtn, Esq. itelitlent at Fort Mrlborough, itaiprobseded tellaticoolenin -the:via/tea-. • --- fif:F.F4.E.41414 4,.*t.414- 1.4/ ii 7 1°" ,, •, t i e.v \ : .6 . I(iTTF.: -•'.;,;, r! • : ....::.. 4 ' .1......i....1 H. Croy.: 1 n 'l "11 1 '''''i t - ,'l:,'li ::'' ..IA'T tkl. t 4 ,' tat.e. th q a ~ ,: r: ~-i+ y '..", "I ,; ~,. f' f sl • • '. :,,.....1: '...:..,- eT/6 1 44t!!PRIcil 4 , .. , ..`f`Y? 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P.lt three o'clok' thr.alter itoor,t,.tirt ',A.wr v: - 1.111 ni s i of brong,hrit attsw,trecl in I lie same.kn'pri.N., vclll.. tile'sail jug Ntnrhing, • the t j•;itis. 'near tlie lone . brid ,. .lo, , iv.'hiie•aLiine of tiic t sea, who took t r.ift 0 . Ira(1 A . .) icit a fitingik..,la co;itaielio,!,l p') oar troops. .. 133r0n PALNISTILN.I Wad'Atiti.io4l ooci - n.on, - ordt.ireci flirt e 3-poitntteN to hillanco, . with , the li t i t); ,t kept it:, -' LIU(' ;st., ti:11 , . et1.)11):nc-rii In:111(ZIVre w. teal .iFoopsk ivhet ,rite ‘vute firee,l to toctolt . thelll, 5411, .I , 441v4.4.--b i t .efte l s'tfti-r!nin; iSkolL Vitelli(' .1..1 by our Tist! calinori kle 4ras . very hepu tresq; an th,te Vig'il ..) . . - ;:u17. v ) 'tiy)rtarg wore 1 7 1 ..1y;10' .; 1);1,40:1Cr1 (I to [b., : I' •1116 • . " 'l'!l,. i1,13,' itiiS v ',..':i .1:1 v. .1' i :'v ,!I ~. 71'.17 1 i ..• 6 Mil. $,.. a . 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Ve4terday.nftilrnoon tht• ',Enemy commtncod a flotn the of •;:;,n. h:,, ilds!vigoruu4y:°r:ttuhietl, but t....it!lo:it ;ahr.ulatera result:. Nxii:'atte.nipt wal triode t n tivz, f; part Jo crox . over; ' )r ! ly wecc N, K , 011 ; ( 1,0 der " is EtoN,'At: NI.kJIATX ha; been, NA;ithi n t h e three H ree' 14 , 4 024;4, several tin:C.A in the vicinity 'of Al tefehr.Y-r—(Guttenturgh. Gazette (!I' Sept: 4.) . -- .- • ''Thelt4,,if:' , lilit,..i\ C)'n'. - 'll..(rOai Shoriscliffe through otnneyl,n)l6), to Cad:* End,. in Sussex)! ii novr nearly prrfetted .t hroughout- the whole line, , and in a -. course of nearly thirty tildes with only two loeki. The. towi.pg , :pighs, brid4,,es., and tli,, , I.:cupar at, ro no).v fortUitig).'and Ave ine.,)ortaatul, at every angle it% the line; of 'which there are About forty,' at- disiaiteei, of abotit' half a milk 'from calla xigle, it is intendel to mount heavy ordnance; and that th...‘ \`..'ilole nun). bee 'Or c.ttliu,n required' i i , rill atlhyalt to up•Aard, i.f eighty picees. ,Thu: i.%ttition on thus,: itneLs w,.il ot: eutir6e,ralto the whole face of "the C,'.u'lal tri the. ex tent above-nietitiontd. C, 01 ,- ENCIA:‘:::I ,. .; Scr'r. 16.-^:-Viere are soreg frOl kill:or," of W4)ttilt to-day, NV 4i ' Cil 1,9 in ta• her short. supply, and itit . ,*:i Illereof Itt!) , at last pr:ec , „ ; Barley arilAlalt likewisc.;• bui few Beans) which' arc &liter, and appear cm the rise; the to w whi te Peoe at sit , )I',',. ittiv3tlC.:(: - ? . Oats are it) middling Etlp» ply, tuoitly Foreign, imd this ti nk is quoted dearer.; l e lonr.uthAlc..alttatition, fine America:l 345. to as 4. per barrel. v ll llbat 46s a 53t a 66* ad Tick ditto. (do.) 4Y4 4 53i , lint ditto • • 706 d 735 al: 0.4t1. -. 256 jtot. 3 3 ,, 1S Oil RYM Blile ~ - `. Ali .A 4 , 04/1. Fq l dmi ! . iitly 3Ss 3 .37b , li y . . .3f) a 42i oil '.l'otatt , C . - -- :I 39s 6,t Malt -.--- . 66. .1 74* - tAI -„ . ' 23i a Oil os White Paaaa • i 1;11a.12.5s oki tin...! Hour csi a fist, 6$ elt Grey .iittrt , - b 46 a 6,1 o.t Seqwltla . . 59 , a Sst t.d litais (OW) ' sB* a 6j* and 1