The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-03 00:00:00

MAILS. Dt —3 G,ittenbtirgo, c Dublin, s Watosiorl, PRICE OF STOCKS TIM DAY AT TWELVL O'CLOCK. Consols 63-1 I Red. Ann. . THE'S U N. bc,l tw. tilts Dicr.ltt. Al3tilat A U 1:1 A ? L .0 NJ.) 0 iv, I'at'RSDAY, DECEMlialt 3,•7807. 41 $ 1.1. .1y with deep regret that we state the loss of the J34.) 4 711is Frigate 04Guerney ; only '57 of the creW, were saved. The Captain, and most of the Officers 3 - perishea ciu this melancholy The folibwitig article is extracted from the 'Llin -1,rg,.-4 aurant cif MOtldd) Tile Hon. Mr. PIERIIEP6INT, the British Mini . stpr,arrived this morning in Leith Roads, tnediately, orr,landing, set out for London. He s.6led from Heisinborg, twelve 'days ago; the in teiiigroeebo brings 4s not transpired, though it.iS .runioured that a REVOLUTION HAS TAKEN PLACE IN fAV r EIJEN: He revived - a salute of la guns from the AtirAiral's Ship in Leith Itoads." .'• Accounts have, reached this Country from Sweden, of .a date fintne . days 'subsequent to that' of Mr. ,Pie:akErowfs sailing, which do' not mention a n y . , thing of a Revolntion having taken place ; we there ft)rd do not consider the . t 111110 LIT as entitled to any credit, The misrepresentations in a certain Morning Print are. so frequent and ,ao,gi osa, that they now cairy their own' remedy alei.ng, vk it h then , , and are disci (hied even brae Ririy %%Inch the PAl . )er' alluded to endeavottro to suppgrt. It: m;'e mistake not, Abe sac te Paper . made a guess, not many days ago, .that Ad - tuiral .K.KATs'a Squadron was.. stationed at St. He len's; to intercept the- Fleet and,' lig once, 'we pare ' inclined 'to, believe, gue,4ed tight: 'I.Es tnorning,, however,. forgetting its former specula thins, it asserts that the• event of a rupture with Itussia came,upon' the Admiralty by surprise, and that no prevarationS„'Werernatle lot• so 11;11OrcSeett.:1 cirettinstance. As to the stale iiti.ny of Copenhagen, we,can intban the writer of the artitleve. allude to, that t beChiefol his Party,on being consulted as to the e.t attack to be inadt'on Mlni..ters on this subjeel, in their ear, " Oeutic,tneb, the less _we. szt . , ou this . silbjeZt. the better ;Alio thing has been liqceessful } : , and tt goes down with the Coutit..y." .yesterday 4nno r kin'e‘kl Ole arrival of Sir Ito froin it. Petershurp,h, with the in [low, 14 ) 6 . ALLY.ANDZIt hacl ut 1,..,:t;L:1 been inUucvd to' etite.r into-tnO confeclergy against this Cottutry.. -The ,Letter written by Mr. CA'; NING to the Lor4- I .l.laYoi - Up"on thiti.tilbje6t hay oi,ly appeared in part of our Ititpretision l ;,we think again to insert ~ ~ti ' ' • Stailhopc.streot,, Pcp. A. " he Right :ilidlouralc IL: Loup :114.4,::, Vit'Y ;Loll DJ I limos the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that Dispatches have been received f rom His Aiojesty's ,A4l4liti l ailor at th tonrt of St. whiekrit.appettrs' that the E:Ni t?tal oit of itt.ttist 11101- log Olfaiiihed a ikci.iration, in whsch his Imperi6l NLije.,ty announces hia deterrtfitiation to breakolf eoininunicatjon with to,sreeall leis .lrt~ li,t4N:lth - g from this COW t; ' tb "tieritiit Mittsh'MliiSion to , continnvqic bt. PeittrAitir,yt uj ni s I\l:lje:)ty's 141 . 11'04er 114% del.-11410(1 atilit is now on his .retkirri-, ' -• " 1 114ve lust tic, time in columwtkating ; this you) io tx«lwr that* play b e fl UL pillrie pOisil,lo... - .4 • ' " 1 have.. thc; iluitour,to ht, fly 1,0rci,,8,:a. "" "l i `OIWE ,CANNINO." Th - t he conrso'Of the alter,hoon thk: following Note to thv Lotto Mi'yott from the Secretary ur. Stale : J.)l:,patt.tics rkeivect fipra fit, Pttett.buritti weri.v.tot that place on the toutiii;ll.; of CA.,: 9tti ult. at which tloH hir Loibatgoliad becn tiiii s tiritish tit - tipping in the „i•ciri,oi 14 .appLari tlr.a ,Itoot to Sail of 14fiti4li Vas bcli ivinairoglat C totit.t.on, ttw , t 01 ' filch wert loaded. on toe pit cit Oaotier were Sliipa at Itigii; lOW C u 01'0C1.1 , e.4 the River at tchogot MIS 1140 ;1041li1lti„.JiShips thcro." CAIANINti also transiGifted to the Go error Couip3rly the, Copy of a Leifer fr oßl Lunt L. Go\vt..a tc Sir STU? SRA Tit iliai (L AI t.atA had been put to all vilified i,.:1;16 1 004 . Covkrta of I.,cuidort and t S(. 1 3 ,! . ttpt,hrth, ' find thiit be ;Should in conequettce the•Couatty. Tie dire of thic, Letter to SW 'S . Sri . ttP , •was, wtz. hiliove, the !jib ult.: fit that jpiecar that an Emobargo had bean lld upon the l3titi6ll St, p 3 in t he Ports ctf Rtusij. , ' ,le • oderst4nd that there were akamt twenty Sail iiritish Ships at Cronstadt, 'and , about •fifty at :`.Filet iliver at rite 431441 kvas froz t over, • 1011 no lifikiSli,Sbips . reloaibed there., - . - Opposition Writcrs, to: take the eaflicsL L iOnAgnity uc 4tLinacrll6 TIIS 11 , 19G'Hy s 47.1,- oibters, have boldly asserted,.." that from .the mp . - Ment OffheilErokriA oftit6sia'srkii - owledge of ipir base awl mercenary attack On cifipeiihagto, he did not silsguise thp.seutitugpti of . it ignition which he felt." 'We know not whit were the Emperor'S ienti menis with resPeEf to the attack upon Copenhagen, but we know that. the hostile' feelings of the -Elm' peror ALEX.ANDEL. towards this Country may be traced to 'a Much earlier date.' It is perfectly well knot; n, that whentie late AdMinistratio'hi went out of office, the greatest degree of coldness subsisted • between the Courts of London and St. Pe.l tersburgh, andthat, the 4tnieror had oponlY . and loudly. complained, of the apathy with which the British Government viewed the Contest on the Con tinenSprte of the first objeEts of tti'e present nistertr,when' they came into office, was to eAdea 7 your to regain the confidence of the-Continental POWei6, particularly of Russia : in this attempt they. failed, but their - fiilure.was.oWinfy; to the tniiceu , du6t ot their.:predecessors, without which- we" . are conviucid the intrigue's of Buot:,\PAItTE WQUICI never f . !• have prevailed.. • . ,• Thow;lk we cannot-but feel much regret that the Emperor ALEXANDER has i at length. joined himself to the list of our .Enenves : Yet it is wino 'Satis 7 faction to kno'w that he 'has at last spoken out:- - --aS a dubious-and insidiutis friend is . always more to be feared than an open fue ; su,ce in the lager charaEter, we can prepare ourselves: against 'him, and exert ourselves in such a manner as'Wlll 4),lnce. biirt Most . probably to repent that he should have 'forsaken so fair and honourable an Ally as Great Britain. Indeed . it is very probable that tltri Einpel'orof lluZio weighty reasons at: howe to regret that . he.should have been betrayed into 'the Milli (t France, since the degradation of his:o=am. by thi, measure can not but h!nd to ‘c eaken • the 'atLlchinent'of his stib. }etas, ilk does not operate still wore .powerfully against him, by exciting even their contempt. The KtNG tlitt Lust come to tQWO yeStCriiCy to hold a Cuttrt at Ow 0.;1(...1)'.; Pahice. . It was underk,bcd so a week ago, lite cattie i, tiot kodwn, but it is supposed that tht.re w;:s no busitico that relttited fits:l:lAs . isrv's atteodance. ~ Tuesday the Doke of Citqllß/LiGli arriv , d at Windsbr * froth Suffolk, where his Royal had beon on a shooting patty. The Princess CkiNHLUT'fk Of Wm.Fs goes every . Satuirday to 'f* ck t h,„ on a visit to kr Royal Mother and GrauchnOtter. • Yesterday PrineeSS66.4l7GosTA alla AmELIA, at tended by rAdY . Cio,:inary, 49. lOok an ai:ing in 'Windsor Park. Her Royal Highness the Princesi of NV A LEs en tertained at; dinner, yesterday, her Royal Mother, and a sOeC.,tparty, at her seat At Blackheath. Highnesa the Auk of CA t.l ru re fprric d to toWn.yesterdah front a visit to.tncir JESTMS Wil)4lior. • FIiP,A9YI . 4 igttrM ! ss the' rti.,i) , 44 .of qcou c EsT left t..:(; . )wes .in 't 718Ie of Wight; s4l.Bunday, tar 'South- . ampton, where be intended staying, till, this diy, and from 'thence ,set olyfor Bag Shot Park. On the 30th .ott. rebut , alt-past one o'clock, Moi4ey Cli‘f, about IN% nine or ten miles, a. large 'Logger Priv4teerbortidoWn upon the ChiWers • Sloop of War, taking .heri - fora , Merehnotmon, owing to her hammock rails' and 'sterniOns havintr been washed atevay,, mid the Brig Otherwise disfigured in 111 , .• Ino gales, and. commenced a heav'v fire of mus ketry and six-pttuncters before she sound her to! take, ,The , C/iilcieo Loving. only.twO.,guns on b,ard, tirt‘d on the Enetry,:with small arum:end:a tsreat ,gen when she could got" ;it to.hear, and made everfOre IWOion for. boar4iftPart eilLttgker poreefyidg her error,- hanied lien (Wind: add. nsade !Off. The Chtl-. glel,S in ';'tftet her,' anti very fast, !V , '411 she , Uoolll.lotely struck, upon the Shipwash S.intt; the; .titiner also stoick - ; but soon. got tlifT,again.• 04iitikes oh . - •A'SnigkiliNtut , of NVar Rrig haul (Alt'frwmp cOnv o y • bearing and(notnnienoad.tie r iN. at tlkts.l..iiiter, i!1,1(.1,11.1(1 no (91.1kst • tatitshe;wOnl:t ifcicood : its OPOjr_ log her. The.Chi/dtradtad a number of shot io fier holl r end 44, bet fottutintely no iierkti hurtk. .1 . "e . ' f . 1f ' 3l. • AVe are • happk to nonce t )op,rogr_s,s aringt Architettnt'e. in'lndia: A .u'coqii — Frigate t'or •h hi •AiLlic:ty'i, service Itai ben completed :at II wribir, and w;v, lannOhediti Mareh . laSt. A. cion ,is she floated, she shit named the &hate. She Ind been *holly con'ittneted during the period of tennionthi. .This Vessel, which is considered to,, he • highly fin ishect,i was comple.ted'under the dirac.ii.ms'ot a na 'tivc named. JAM3II.I Ttr?'' ltilvfmtGra,' who has been ,e,nployed for nearly thirty yeabs'iti ship-building , andit is,helievedi that win the , new 'dock at -Bain bay, shall he finished,' he 'will be perniitied to lay down a British 7'4, to be cotistrated ever- Aiming teak Wood of India.: The &belie has batin pet trr eNninialion under the command of Captain Cit sTor • ,• Docks and wcirks-of considerable itriportance to the-commerce of- India have liketiVis'e been cote ! strutted at Coringrs to the nortliW•ord of . •Madias, under the stiperintenthetWof A. Wonnonea, Esti. A Vessel'oalled the OM Morni9gion,' near ten feet of ,Water, seas hauled oct of dock :upwards of an hour before high water. 11, It iii With flinch plemure We stale; that Captain ~ 11/0 1 t4tsa, of. the CarqiheErigatei 'whose brave condutl at Batavia we noticed in a former Taster, arrived in March last' at Madras, with a *hiclt he caplttred in the Straits' of Bernadine, ;kat' after considerable reiistsnce. , The Caitdirie had seven men wonnded, one of Whom has since ,diebi. The prize is estimates) at upwards of a mil .lion-of A Military Omer,. named MITCM&I.L, arrived yestetday at the Secretary cif State's Otfice, with divatclus from Lisbi* ri V C 1 I—, IN Ile V Y J. • •• PORTAMOVTU; AinaZeigt, Err,K i rt trY, froth St. Pelers&iiigh, bound to' :Plymouth, Was yesterday Captured, off. the .Needles, . by two French Privateers, •but w as this morniti re-c.aptur ! .. • oil, and brought into Port, by La Goloeitc Sloop of War. The whole .of the-crew of the 4nx4on, e x cept one boy , were taken out by One of the - Priyateers. • The' Peiseveranc: South Whaler has ciip • tUred . and' sent into this Port ;the Spiinio Ship .E/ 'Ostridurci, alias El Juno, from Peru, ,bound to Lima, with timber, cotton, soap, . cocoa, bark, &c. Arrived this day 'La Copettz Sloop of War from a cruize. - Put into Cowes the.cor t fidentia, , from Lis.: bon, bound to Gottenbuigh, being in want of /11'04 visions. 41,09 arrived --;, inrcs.i (if Kiv a Hyx;3l-nNsoN 44d; for Joinaica ; Norfolk fiero, -, fur St. Kitts ; and .Nautilus, 111TcH10,, frcitn the Downs... , . • Sailed thp.Orfriukr,Gun-brig; .37g:ith,a,Convriy for t he Downs,.aniong .wbiab are the Osharn,, How 111'T • - ..elet/Vt?; I.IOBirIICSON 1 1ZOphyr, ANNALBY . ; .• Sportsnian, S'FANTON .and /10.ver; The Brunswick, 74 gun*,.tiri:i dsy . returned to Spithead from St. HCICTIT.'' . Wevmouvi, Dnc. 2.--Arrived tire, Rover'Packet, Capt. QueLstt, with Mails and Passengers, from Guernsey and Jersey, and brings the melancholy , accouut'of the loss at His Nlajegy's' Ship Boreas, of 22 guns,' Capi. Sown., on the •Jersey Coast ; she ran on'a-sunken roCk, and immediately went down. The Captain and all the 'Crew perished, with exception of two Officers, and hetWeen, forty and fifty DP:c. C2.—Arr4ved the Cherub Sloop, from the. Noithward. - • Sailed the'Rcyatigt 'Stoop, but put back again,. and remains. Arrived . the . , Censor Gun-brig from the West ward. . The Sloop which was 01.1 shore at the North End, as wrote you on Sunday, , Was this day got off agaitt, and carried intcyltamsgmejlarbour. , . . SHEERNESS, NOV. 30. 7 .-Arrivetl The $/aZer qpn: brig, taelif. Fittvi6N, from the Downs ; the Cherub Stoop .a€ Wer, Capt. ItAv ENO! AM', from the Baltic. • The /nfiaib/e, (34 guns, Capt, WATSON, is 'or dered to be paid off. ~ . r. , • , . . . . A The .risgard Frigate is undocked,' ' ' -- Capt - '.frt ft AY . a ( tht Falcon Stoop of War,' is np poioted to the Eclipse, vice ept..1)6104r . ...A5.. , ! .I)Le. i .----A rri ved the •S,ylviu Cutter, Lieut. Dlitl' rtv, from the Channel. • • • - • • , Came into Harbour the 'cr,scoq . frii;atn'.'"''..,:' ; '.. This' day . the COurt Martial finished the trial 'of the Seaman belonging to Hit. Ma)eftty,'S . 6liiv for, for fighting with and 1411144, his.::s‘fiiinnate.-- The Court, after maturely dcliberati4.ol l the evi .dencti, for and aga . inst,.aegnitted.hitn. Sailed the ChtikubSloOp of War for Portsmouth. ArricucitHis Maje. , 3 ty's Sqbel,C*.`Urrot4, mad Childers, from the, North Sea. , . flu 1.1.,,:Duc. of this Port, from the Millie, is ezipturea,tind it is reported eleven other DrsTruntyrioN oF rikizE,movry. Tn'the (}llitzre, 4trid Cornpoyof Sh i p lor the Capture of site Frotoit 61:4 rresittent, ori the 2.iSth Seprciott,•r, .I , on, on the ,4rh inst. 'at Nro. 13, (;tear Gtorqe-•tßcr ‘VV` tiiiinstcr, anal for tlitio motitiai troln (hat'. 1.,..111C'0ff1,4,4:1S .I,lld CoMpellieS of lets Majesty's stypil p r ,„ Lc , s Auk9slailll.l Cditqi‘.Tc, tor the Rt-n•ctottre °line! jeit:i I enclF P.tiv:acer,aatP.;tho. anti Courior t .ori the '2.7rh anti ztkb lalli.i‘tYi , lBo), on. their arrival in port,. octal term.ar,4,:it No larpOsd,tr,scr, I • • To the Witicer, mkt . Compakly of 1-lis Nlajecry's S!oop Or Mklstittittr, 4 :or the Capture of I,a I,..unr:„.l.(loll , lts i t v rin. 'not:, 1'34, )ca. - 1, on her arrive' in Port, awl cvci) ,tor .three months, at N0..9, - New 4roari.,..,strcet - d' • . . .sis ' l l i ' i ° nc i e h , e tb () r 4 i l i C i:• r e s a 4 p f t ld ure C o t rtfitt aP li ' ia 9 U f lS i ii ii S S Q :‘ l l, :r i ) L l; 6 l:l?4 l . S V h : i C i t i .O i r t l e 4 -, 011 the ^ ISI janttiiry, 18°7, 'on hoard, at P0K1 1 91i451.10, ver.4 . Wrdtitsici y and Thursday tor thieu inOnths, at No. 9, Nt:w. ;Co Ow Ottiia.fik , And 6)1111) , W4Y c 1117 i M..jsty's A C ttct Conntesi of tilgni, for the Itedrwture Cant:cilium, or: .5t4er14641, on the 19th (le.ii)Oer, tlll7l'nn board, nu Jicr arrival. I • :tint every , WOnesths . y 'And . 'St'reet. for ;lice 1111011015 r, at N Ne ts o. 9 *. Broad.; Street. r • To the Officer; and Crew of Ilk Majesty's Curt-brig' Blazer, tur t11;i Re. co!,kurp . of, the lirigs Lind Joseph aid tit m3i. ar M). r 5; Cte:nent's. inn,. • Tathe ()Ulcers:and t..',h2kv tic; Majety.'s hired A rtne t i, Shill N0rt0114., , tos the (.:optkarq of L'itdotplic, teer, 011, 1411: I to 7, their shares of iii ,lt U. iy; 44; On the 19tit: inst. the lhirannia C 4t • -hu iisc• Lcilii' aird a het vvards at the,satue place. t:! I . LyttersfrotrOymouth mention, that 5i.'r . 5,16,0,41; ' S:Arrit took. on board. his Ship two: .elegant . 'hal carriages, and two pipes' of wine, 'over and &nye'. , ,fliv,K,4 : 8 topic, . Front this it is nattirally - infer:red,. tliat.••his ultimate , u destinatiorilis 'a placew. - •h6re. ciii - m 4 riages can - be made se' of,' and where th;pnuntry. produces 0(1 ‘uine , llencc it' ig - 6.)lllo:i . wed . Oat the: Arazits'are the object of hi; Expeclitiop.' it is sur 7 * j tpiieft, tliot . Atittiji•ar instrudiausre first iogro' to the. Tagus, to receivu the Parr44l' litioigy IVO . the Portuguese Vleet, under -his ~ cons'oy, and fr '.04-1 . thence toproceed.to the Brazilc - ..,., ••,, •,,,,k.. , .. . . i I INvtA, HOUS . E.—Yegsiday. a Court ..cf -Dire torsi W3S held A . ' when CapW !M AV in. STU OCK :1.7 . sworn-into' the command of the ship . 'Pr(rtort, consigned h.) Madras' and Betivtl, The Court adjourned •at sit I - o'clock till WedueidaY next. • ' • '• ' f,„„,„,,„„ 4ttiaasros 1-10 c.g - • :1 AILS: ' - nisiers, have bpidly asserted;..." that from .the inn - • 4 watortord• inept etihrNlinOtirbi. 'oriti4iit'sAtfowledge of our :PokTAMOVTIL Th sc.*. . e mazo ~e 13 - rana• copeiiagn, he did trY, froth St. Pelers&Ufgh, bound to' Plymouth, !inn which he vas yesterday captured off the .N4edles, .by two nvateers,•but was this morning. re-captur-.4 • ' r. Coouefts Sloop of drove the twu arinsi c•bliged.lWo other , aloft. A scuffle:then . ensued. ;with the of the Enemy who had been included by the noise . on dea: Id run up froth the cabin) and the Mats'. and his assistants in . which Prize- Master was thtoWn over-hoard after, his coadjutors, the two Offiters, and 'the rest of Chet Frenchmen. (seven in niiniber)' submitting to ilia three brave men • that remelt-HA of the original crew of tbe.,Prri deptias, were compelled to navigate the Vessel for Gette.nburgh.; • but in the 'course of the vciyage; aa Engirsb• Crtii;terlell 'her,. front: which assist ditie Was obtainer', and Abe Ptudentia.being enabled topqice.kir.ber;!irst destination, arrived at 91:4119Y. on's.iturclai seionighr.' :! • 4 .0...,•,..,,,,R• . - ft mutiny took place'rei - bdard the Travtirs out ward-hound Indiaman, in November last, which w: 1 0,. , not.. got under until the, boat4wain, the tingle: o4 4' was shot, Ten or tWeh ., e, idifit:orew .deserted, but sis'of thefrh were afietwarda , (lalten, 'and lodged in l b .l . } ), : y eri ' l rec -. j e: o l . v . w ed :: :: ' 4 : e f ra ro n m ge .l n i l ci e Itliatn:db,ell4o— P ,: i e l% : )li t t i: c i'ei t a : r . s4ll : l )s: Fiarte an d . 'Prussta, Bertitl Isi, tit become the capittli . Of the Kingdoiri Of Weitpliitlia Anl r d':tltat his Pinson Majesty is• to; heindant eifi4 ,iiy the oessinti at 'Pantzig l . Appt:ehensiotts lere u e n t e rtained'iti 14 01- ' land, that there, al 'Weft:is - In berimark, any, corre ia I)4lde:ince with , this . `oonutry - Would be punished With , death. . Advice ~ his been . received of .the sare arrival tit, MO t eira, 4 - the Ships rig, is, I\:fAc wi bout.t. • 34 I E.#erimpzi, NOtaptit.b. The 4, were to sail ' . faiga IheneefOrlnditt,on the;gth Of Oaober last. ' Ordeii: ha'vembeen ..received at Portsmouth to viv' tual, without delay, tho part of Admiral ) . .itAT ) Squadron, which removed from St. livletrs to Spit.,. head. Lisbon is suppOsed to be tneir destination , being. probably intended - to feitifprce- , .Sir.M . P Er Swint: ' Fresh orders have been:received; jspetting the transpqrts„ Those with.copper,bottorns ;re to have the pretbrence.—From flits circtitn,tance it it; inferred, that the objet of Ow Expedition ii re-. IPOtei ' . .. • , . .. . ~• ~ -The following singqar circumstance took }lace ,off Wit4thy on. Wednesday se'nnight t.—" The Bris SP — i'4 1:6%, beltingiolt to Mr. !tarry of Whitby, S hi l l' titillBer, being io - Whittis , Reads, laden with 10 41 . andplank frontthe .Westward,. waS imbed bl , 3 Smiiggang Lugger, which afterwards landed.o o at Robin Hood's Bay. The' . crew 'of. the .Sprbtg, concluding it was a Privateer , iMnied iat ely a b an tl an f * their. Vessel in, their .boat,!and.not having: had-,tit, • • presence of inind.t2 da r ip , the • attelitir, the - Vess el, has drltii; : clii:i'sea,"ite v'inbertik of bore ; whio circunistanc 'at:hia gave . i.l . Ses to a rcyort that Ole had been captured and earrivd:':Otf by. an, L'ocillY'P Privateer. . ~,,, ~.. , , 1 ' The romantic scheme of an Enccilltion Over OP P to India n is agitin ;aid to .be in ,•,it,_ con 1,111)1MR," f . ), 1 IluoNArArTs• it,E..iit.F.om, itii ,iitid, has prOrtill!! . the ding of Wts - riihAti4:,' .. that he will Alertly see bales" of'7lndia - grod, - transported from littis(la to I-I aniburgh,- by ,intanct navigation ; 101,111 p. 1 . 1)1 014 "r tares 61 'EuropB ' ate . •• to find their 'l,va; to liit , dt?if. 3ll : it) the 4ame*lnnnii. ' %tit' this IS nu - t tlje'r,olid Il ia : is to be t;ikirt,iii . adei'tti reach India. The Ertnio,a, army,, it is pretenclecf, - litocrOs4 :the' 4.littiutie, :il'a Prioeted*by the Crimea to' the-catplan Sea ; ti le ", COtikitine tO 'Reath through the - de i nittions.o r f ti''''' 4k/if:sale Russiatisi as . tar, as.Astrabath,. witith 111 .,,, 4 .1)041(; , (iix . the soptteirretremity of !the Casts.illi'st? 44 5 :4111-titte•degret;s of eastern longitride, at 4 tivir Renee to to th e N. W. extremetra Hindustan 0 4 1 1 ' thirteen degreesi, or about.eight-ltundred Miljto.._ , -_ Astrabeth)ths been fortified' by Itussia, and has .0 Or .port, by means Of which it-calf drawigoiiision's &o'il: the Don and the Wolga, Countries *boundingg it' c,,,, and o th er .necessiirie,s, WAl,i,th,„lo time .of peoCe, an d usually shipped •in large quantities.. frotu..A.s o P ; ., I .A fi rt: Kirson to - Constantinople. .strabath 'is iher v i ., to be their. grand slep6t, ,and ,at that place the l' u- A ian - s are, it is said, at present in considerablel oNe .' 'Though., the distance (turn this . lace to India IS tr!' Ail% and in a temperate latitude, yet the pOSage,"; tro rn exety di ff icult, from the Alpine situation of t "" country ; every..thingtriust be carried On the O e n ., of caniel i, ;Ind Oi,tr it46rt of artillery must V,. ° ,4 0 tr,nrivq di ffi cult, it not iinplaalieable. The Yryv tit oft!;0. plan is of too cx.rava,,i , tnit a nature to 111 `7 ,eriousdiset.lssiop.' "'' Sir 11.073.Efr INI.I.SON we n t : M Cy4';ll4 . .. to r. ,• ' housti, • imS.tan•ltope:•' o,i Net i..at; tiltro o'clock yo t'''' s , mc i n r. ll / 4 Wi.111:-AiToteltes from Lord. b. G ol4 4ic In ecnsqquetic,6'mt therinformation bruught " kthimiftltiMe.isvtirgerk , ,were„ sent from ails A4ltiir a il a' ' to Adiniral MaNTAnticegit- PortsmOutti, tO:A.,: i b; YouNG at Plymouth, to Admiral VASLION at . LAP It 4) Ad.kuiralllti.iitdly,.4,,,4o4.l,. .moire 4000,i it , Yairrioqth,:and Admiral. WiLtatatt.Slteerness:: ~Qt, i' Si l . A . ' 34 k•-:',:4i dispatched biMr. - Cit4itio 'with e.lt:, ' te r . 0 i5g, 4 )4.0.,4 T i,.nt, Wind44i;.., 4 ‘ ( - n90g. 1 „ be d i t 0 , binet toyniiel_iiati held at the Secretary • of b, r ti. t " - ,, , 0 I O ffi ce, in Downing-street, at Which tjte Go r dal-.°P I:billiitcif;iiiii, 'the"gtirl of Artsi.gOili , A lll3 . , , 44Rl'iciibuitie 'and IVltii.4alVE; andiVic. Phactc..,l ; eiffireildtel.:' •-- ''" ' ' ' l ' ' ''' . . '' ' ": . ' -t: Ait 14n 1' 11 Immense bodies of trop ,s have marci.er. ---. f% . ' the district tbr•Portsmouth, from witett 6 o o !„ e o lo- . P h e .i d rk iti t 9 n% ? l f es g s -re t a b t an ii r s, r u t b a tr il e tfa is n e r4 4P :t e na te o d 5 e. 4 1: 1°1 , 1 4 ;;44 Clrt , ,ter - Wit'hin . the last 'lO tLiiit la t . - ' i t ! of i T h i e g i l t t e dr Ea dee d n u C i ir e e T n , ing. Officer., who fought with General I ".P L : sto igri Quebec: '.This statement is - erroneous. . . 1 , 1 lio kat:a:V-47w:: t j he t l 'o ils o),Y .6fte. : ll 3t ry j silisi oi . .• C 11.414,63: AintIOITT, of Iliii Cotillth th e . n I ,„kich --Frazer • Highlanders, was in tile battle 1 u n p0 1; , ..,,, .z 4 1 , .i., , , , fe f il t , h . a i tl ., d .o i; p 2i , ll p. al i iv .t e he i n .v t e h ry i this a p d., la7 tl ; c. e_ci.:,oogtehe o f f ti . ninety years, ,he remains with,,Y o me n. 111 ion than . .tfi -Mitierabl pitt,ance a,vg41.0 che tiotied; Which ha , ‘ 'been . his lible'support -ow ' Fed6e of 176.".' ~ ; ~~