The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-11 00:00:00

TO CORRzsposnixtr. ID,* The Nirith . Letter of Dsciu`s To-morrow: We have received the'Cornplaint agaiost ' , .theomnsktilient:af Norwich Gaol, but do not`iltink ita proper foritbsseitiOnii particularly as bur Curresputuient:`flatea'atti/rtieJiMMir- trates are entitled to great praise fo r sluitittiaitikkthey a et adopting for its regulation.:' ',lnfi + ~.. ~. ` , • MALLS. aarvao —z. aub)lo, 3 Waterford.,Due—f. Coneotergiti; a Waterford. k PRICE OP SI'OCKS TH f D R AY # t : r Tvvti ' v e . . 64i Tr I E SU, N.► t' r ~, V.l SOLLU QUIT IMIC.ERE VALSUM L Q D a ,it 1 :12i , F'R ' IDAY, pact:mut:a 11, i 407*, " .11 The Expedition under the. command of-Sir S. HOO 0, sailed on , the 6th - instant trea.V.Coriej - lyith a favonrahle'whid and &e` weather. .1 LAST night iisrOurgk Papers 'reached town, froth. which we, have eitraaed very . thing that is in any degree interesting. If we May, .credit the letters tap, different, parts, of the Centinent,. large reiri. forcements been ordered to march' to joitv'the reneh 'troops which .have entered Spain, 'for the ostensible purpose of invading Portugal. But as the Prince Regent appears to have neither' the power . nor the inclination to resist, it is now acknowledged that the p'rench army in soon amount 'et tQ4,000. ttlen,,,is .riptytobeiensployed in the conquest of Pqrtifgal; but is. destftW:iiitqlOtn6 important service, and that serviCp::r. ['aye_ no doubt, will be, in the first instance : tlytt.compktu oubjug.ation of the Kingdoni•of.Spaiti. 'a Til4' NrAf*ST:lef I)eeloration, ire atilwer ti, tli Mattlfcsto of thett» peror of Itut;slA, will be eery , Aliortly isheed. wo, bave ltecli o tt be cor ), r i e'4l'; it not on'y *ld much 'to the,*relitiorton.llA 411Vinii ters w,lio bare composed it, but will plautithekutipro.. yoked aggrOssiou of Ittissi, and the putrUeut of ilk MAJEsTy, ii S . 4,lCiUrs ti inch 1:162, ly 10 eXCite t in Watillea eft-45'1011$ ] ng . His MA . Jit4Tr,"stoe are told, makes an 'energetic appeal to his People-and• to theWorld.on,thg.imporl !ince 431 our Maritime SupeFiority, thd only:remain , hope d'OOslaved Europe, and declares hia itr tention of usiog, ,it for the assistance of the NatioM who may herealtershake off , 'their oppressive yoke u r . v.uritt should join Fratico Itl be i atter . ppts to destroy sour. Ray 4 proponderance, WIIULE NAJFOSZY WILL 1311 VEND -•-•: " The rind/Asia, of Whitby, goo. j3NTNA Master, from itigri to ,LOndott, with a. cargO' o.l , h(unp . and deals, at) ,t ../Irlianaia, ofNov/cats-044 3.'ENGl . i, '4 Master, from Szocktiolm. to Hull, with . 4 cargo of iron and ties!,, put of ,which , had ^ oeeutaken by tilt: Enemy off.the ittOgeser Jinik on . .the loon iiriven,Olieligoiand b r strcss pi li."Cithgr. DiSptCheii were stilt of yesterday t. f )oretitig.to Sir' Cnac ti Smrin, and also Co the West - Indic:4.i' Sir...foHN liont,4.st WArtaitst sailed on 'lne4day from Plymouth, .to,talot the Oornttand of the - Hali Ax. retitOrd4y Pisa tt'EMINT .t.rilps4ed btAtirtelts 31 the . Admiralty. sir O H Att . t,F;; . ; C,!) rm.; left Do H tant'g otel ,yeeter ttry fhr P0rt,,, , ,:0y h i to trilte the colonviiiii*:-Att.s4 tret xrlormberc , l,, /Joe, aij.cj i i one ~otofik,(44lp4gel4,: of Ft liTtle $(4l idroo, eonhi,tiog ; .,(4,6 beadert 4y the pt,r;f:',v,ering_ . ..l4olt.ps,,,iiiiiiokre... liit ( taol!y aoti 4 ) frort),p kiW.44ollllttit , wore, that) three tOile3 theii:lnottt)er s ,,iti t ir, twfOre the vi , .",i - firy achiere4l r tim:Oagie, FUet by 1,o: 0 it /pew+. r t the 5r44-of Joim, Yester‘lay tho.follooilog Getittemeo vOnited on the Mihister„ to converrie 011 the tiaturo Ut 14 LoitiiTies f'.' the remainder of the year 1867 • mows. o cs ft anti .dO. t 4 ti A 9.141h0rd. SW LW r, And Co: IN A I,sii arid Co. Cori and Co. I' ti aril it . 0 w4i304 ) , sIIK.WL t•, 41)4'C0. Thettlitstiolqasta of the ?Amaral/ER Iftawd. that he intended to have bin two more, instead ,of three ; that he , would give: the option to I he.bidders to offer terms for one or both.) they. might bid •on ontrof h,ono tickets, or two , laf 30,000 ticketsteach,. but , the second Lottery must finish 011 the i sth of Au/ gust.. Vonly one Lottery was bid. for, it,must tin& the ibth of April. It two were Contra4tedfothy-: the - 4arric parties, they might divide the time of eaolv , so as the whole might.finish on theft /Alt of .5 tigust. —No piize above 30,0901, or less t titans 161. to be in the Scheme. The tickets in each LOtierY . tb be drawn its ten days of rAnaldrawings, and no sta— tiowny capital to be allowed. That he.should have two letters, sealed up, with the prices in them, one tia,'.s',"pop, and one for'3oOcm • tickets, and those who bid t h e , hi g hest price above the sealed-up letter fOlielhe Coutraolor.—A long alternation took VA Oe. levlity of sharing the tickets w the , City: lately ; and the CtiANCELLOtt of. the BALumeasit 4isi4ed Ole Of seer to . attend on bliei)day note, by . which time he would rake up eh what steps he should porsue . on the b i t h i ntwi , : I nd on Tuesday he should ktr. , ready to ruttivis,the. Ivlddings for the Lottery. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. Ip.--4.rrived the tatyib, JOHN, grid Elizabei4 and .21 , ./kh tnemrsorr, from . the Downs, for St. Dominge. ' 'Sailed ,t4P Linnett Cutter-brig; Lieut. TRLAcy ? with a convoy for the Downs ; (Economy, p - v2NroRT, and Flora, jAnyis, with. Spapiah prison ! , altar' Corunna.' , • • • The Slrly Cutter ta:es convoy to Guernsey. 4; Yesterday arrived the folio wing Vesmei fygrr tie Downsdvii— - • Allred ili:s Gratit;-ChriOiO ; Tara - Otis,' Robson ; Carlie on, Hayes ; Harmony, ferry i Trusty, --- ; A.tlaa,Nowton ;- Delliford—,'-;:;• fieonomy, ----; Lordß6rintribt., - Parirideeit . • • - • . - w fane, I..!enr ; centurion , Douglas ; Thalia, Adams ; 'Loyalty,' 13aloy 1 Ft f leiidshili, Neal; Thetis; BalfOni; La i diesqicart; ---- r i Reward; antler ; and George; Melvin. :',..' ‘ ', HA** Ictj, Dec. I 4.irived the Aickianf, Packet, clipt. BRIDGE, and the 4upk/an4 Packet, Capt..Jetti , Ns;with Mails fromilelignl4pd. _ VA L mouT IT, DEC, —Sailed the Japtarpa Frigate ; with a Fleet of Transports, for Ireland.), Endeat!our and 211eirisiown Arrifed(Brigs,' with a Fleetof coast ers, for Wales; 'also the Pottugtiese Schooner*pi Guero, PtLosA, fdoporto.. DBAL, Dt e. to,—Arriveti' The' lynx, from the Northward and the. Furious, from . thd'W',estloard. Sailed the Biiid and Minx on a cruize. The Hon. 'East-India Company's Ship Phonix sailed last night to the 'Westward. The Hon. East-india Company's Slips elphine, stone and Widmer Castle came down from the River this day, and proceeded to the Westward. t • In the Down's—His Majesty's Ships PfiIICCSS bF Ortnte; Trusty, Clyde, Lynx, !Furious, Phosphorus, HarntortA 410 Several sail of MerattaPime!). SIMERNESS, Deo. 9.---Arrived the Fro)tchise 'Fri gate, Capt. DAsnwoon, Hyacinth Sloop of 'Tac i t' Capt. Dstrte, and Lightning Fire ship, Captain DOY,LE, from the Baltic; also the Ilyperion, a new` Frigate, of 2B guns, under jury masts; to be fitte4, out and copperedat Chathatn : she was built in (-49totes'Irard, Hull. Jr \l'df; the Astrey: and not the Loinidas 'that an-, clinied at the Nore, from Chatham, on Saturday; the '.Leoldas. is Jove Blaekstako, taking in her pin!, &c. Arrived the I bresiter from the North Sea. DISTRMUTION'OF PRIZE4MOI I / 4 1 EY. Co the Captain, OlD,:ers, and Company of His Majesty's Ship Nlelam pus, tor the..seiatire of the Hope Smusigling Lug.. gar, on the Jgth'ot ()antler, 185; on the 14th Inst. ,at No 4 great George4streer, Westminster, In the Otticer,4 . •tinti (!rew nt His kfillosty'q Ship Dili, gencf, for the Capture of the Mercunus, on the 411 of APIA, leolS, on nOO.l 11 . 6. NlitjeSty4:Shtit Pandola at the Nore, thy : tth inst. and afterwards at N o . 15 iThrq4-• morton:strcct. • ~.. 7 ~ -A, Portuguese Ship sailed from . navigate last week, iirld was taken the-same evening bra French Ptivatebr, otf, the South Foreland. ' tapFs ov THE uoyvAs.---Ext . raa of a private Letter jusOreceiied Olwr:lsey, dated Nov, 1; u;orthy friend, Cdtit, S(arep, and the greate!st raft OF his crew, have been the Oietims of this htelrinclibly' -cataoroplie: Sir JAM4s ill desiring thei:i colihntiolcate this:mournful piece of intelligence to'', his farrsily, inforrris.me,'" That the Boienc ran upOn flock af)gutAlf,f;clook yestertlay'even- : ilia,' and in 4 . fe w ' lipurts;:bocage a coilitiicte wreck' that he is truly grleved Oct spay, that poor Capt. Sdovr is among those ft* ,b4yo perished, his itri& tiOhse of duty and liuiyaultY tovitaqii Crow not having' permitted him to 44 ' 4 of the opportunity, that offered.by fiktit boats that reached the s h ore . Sect` Lie4t4,oaut, Mr. Bi;wicit, and the L.ieutenant of 141artiles; are the only Officers saved, .e..xegpting the, Purser, whit about sixty of the inch. f2;iptaAA .atom " - (adds ° Sir JA st io) was ati Officer I most ,kilghly vatiit!d: tirtd estoeiticcl, ,cud it 'whom ithe Country tneet4 a great loss." Ali . o f Ais lytilesky, , 11 ?)411p5,.011 fOrtligil stations, are to he supplied wititatl aclditicaty tl. Calk in phrrlancir... tit* a ,receht order of:thoAdtniralty. l'he report spread, on the authority of the happy 114araPrivateeri.,thtif 4.,0r4 StitANG map and Mr.. (3,imaitlii Were '66 ,boant the „Olive Privateer, -on ult. from - Lisbon, is unfounded ; n Letter :havipg been received front the ilaive, of' the 3 7th, which time she 1, 4 /;)9 Crtli Zing of the Tagus, - The 'Pomona has arrived at Hull. Shesnited - front It Op the Lith of November, with 3 2 'Vessels, and pot one I.4,nglish Vessel was then left at Riga.— "It is' reported that the Betsey, DitYplttl, is embar, goed at ,Petersburgh, and no other English Eight Ships had put into Carlaholin and Carlscrona. Three Gun.rhrigs were sent for them. , .- There was: no report of any capture for many days, except, that of the Lively, oPptinti - te,. which wa's afeeb.vards *et); The .Pathotra passed Elsinore the . esth specie!Tlie dthlitted 'in the Ittissian 'Frigate at Poop-touch, anignnts to fj 00,001. in doemts and dolldrs ; and the' NV arlilp store &c, '4 ) ( 01)( 10 f or the Russian :Scitiat4ot4;is ~tiltied at VI, as much more ; the Frigate Was to have sailed for Gibraltar' about a month ago but the iluSsiap Ambassador here being toralry uninfOrmed of the warlike dispO, sition 'of Court,- brdered In.:brnot to sail, in the expeetation that the Imperial Fleet, .on htaving Gib raltar, instead of the,Tagus„ would haiie rendezvouzcti at Spitheado' (MO4in Acm.tam is appointed tithe Banger Sloop otyar, at Plymouth. • • Th&greatest aCtivity prevails in all the tlepart merits of the Admiralty. Orders have 'been itptued that all ships, as they arrive in port, shall be acted for.sea vc itli the utmost dispatch, 1 ,0 1?ElON-lifT4LIG.ERq. .• : MENiz, Nov. ti.-4fitherto, besides the Prerieb ' Guards, whose artilleryis soon ptpe4ed, more troops, from the Grand Army have passed through this city for l;rance i in the . mean time several divisions id: • ~tr9opq 't4t, were stationed in jbe posts of Hanel), 'Ntla.,'Scc, have arrived here, having been obliged 4 , „to4eave their stations to make room for the ad vaticing Corps, whoseerrivalls e)tpe4cd in this city "t4ardS the latter (mil of the month., ' ` n . , the .., estues Corps. 4. Marshal •501.71,Tc several Regiments from other ' c m§ will leave tho Army . inf the North of Germany, .and_,partly proceed, to Roulogne i , and partly be 'attache& to the Army of the Gironde. On that river' there is 'nOW'colletling 4 .seccind Army' of Reserve,. under gent ill'ppr4sini:.. f i... 0 soon es this shall be compleat, it will immediately - march for sHaiti, and a'third ArMy of ReserVe di : - rely begin to heasietribled,.ef : which who will be • the Commander; is not yet known. • . ...From ; the itlterior of France, as also from the frontiers; a; great number of troops are on their way to - Raypone u among which are ,those destined ;to . complete the grand army, and whiCh have advanced 'to the Rhine. The whale force *Lids is at present ,• proceeding towards the southern , p ar t o f Europe, , consists, of more than .100,040 men, ,a number ,more than double sufficient to . : drive , the- Eng..: lish out' of l i ortugal,:should • they' attempt a landing; it is therefore . conjecinred, .with mpeti , probability, that. this -.great mass of - troops •is destined tor a more important 'objett ;': and if we 'may" judge fret ,general repOrt, the whole,extensive trap 1 of coast, from the .extreme point of portugat tot aintzie; Scd.Tivi , lt be oecupied by trench Troops bi' . ; whichtbe con q uest :of Gibraltar. will hi ewise be undertaken ; in order, in caujuntlion.Avith Ramie `and Denmark ; .toput an end to the dire& and indi— re& i nilu en ce of England ia, th4;North.and . 8 .0011. , 91 7 Europe, and thereby force.theEnglish Government to give:iiir- its .Ihirdinate :rniii.ifiiiie ilespotistri,':atid' 'render it willing to conelt;de'a SpeedY•Veace. ' : CAssaL, Nov. I s.—. Our Gaz'etteeoritains the fol-••• lowing article His Excellency the Imperial Mar,hal MANS, in the name of his Majesty the , Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and ProteAdit the Confederation of the Rhine, has taken possession of -the Domains and Principality of Haoau. The same will be done in Hanover.' Though the day of the arrival of their Majesties, the King and Queen of Westphalia; in this capital, is not yet fixed, it appears not to he far distant. The i. horses fielonging to the royal stables, which passed through Frankfort on ,the 4th inst. arrived here the day before yesterday we are likeivise , :Assured that 40, carriages; with royal effeas, are on their way 'hither from Paris. I OF 111 P. MAINE, Nov. 'l3.—lt was, not of the County of 'lanai' it3elf, but only of its Do that Marshal KE1.1.7,101.AN took . iosAession on the t4l4.ingt. in they nao le of Irk .Soveroign sintro this 'occurrence, however, tlit; Citizens of ilanau wear the Frettill tock 'rhtnponutins , of the .PriiiioAlity of RCN 4i9ott, in like' manner, lx. taken i)assession for the' Ftetii:!li. 1 4 1;'06Orntiiii•Ories have estitmtel the whole . . of the ) ) 9lniiiiis ‘ • Wittio4t including thoie of the *cipality of .1 1 ulda,..iti the following irtanner;: 4 .. ,cassel, 100 millions of lit , res 26 Millions; Munster mid ost)abruck, f.io millions; Bareuth, j 5 . in the whole 100, rnilliontvot htretl.lt fs well known that the FrentAt Gthoproment will resertm one half Of the Dernains to disibuteatroAg . , Military Persons of Merit. The ,Napoleon Code i t i s split be likewhle introduced into Hollatid.. A,NooN A, .I' 4 lov. w this eek izus"sian Transports, under the cony 4 of t 11 (, S' hip of the Linq the Air?, of 60 guns, have pnt into this. port in s veral divisions. Among then . ' are , several which /were feared to be lost in consequence of the stormy Wpather, They brought 400 a 4ussians who had composed the Garrison 'of Cortit. These re new, tharching by land to Padua,. 'Where they.will join five thousand RUSiians who are already there. 'Another smaller Corplt of fifteen hundred rued, which has laded at ilialYredwiki is.aiso on its march through rhfs country for IJpOot ',ltaly. For the. conveyance of the artillery and baggage of these cc rps.bf tifino moN horsed , Ittute (*4pl put in requisition, without payrnent p on the-road along the Adriatic i 400. According to the account of th e R uss i an St i ff ' Officer, all the three corps, When they have oine t t at'ptido, Witkr44relttikrough the Kingdos&_ of , lllive. ria" and-Sattony "to their own 'Pountry. B4N op Tint Ditstme 4 Nov. '.l.'renehTnerchants are travelling through the South GFrtnany, aid buying np great , qu,lntlities of rant , cottQn, They, also make great purchases of ar.i:u Macedonian, and 'other kinds of coarse ~ w oots,- . (or 'warm clothing for the . .rench Army col l'oEfea at Boulogne : it ismiell known that the Frengla_ pit) is (ou fwv ,for tbis purpose. -. . R Z M VA NOV, i 7, ~.Prussia and liiranderi. 'hough (says bdf 6/matte) will fle'be definitivily evacuated : it bowefrer appears, that a portion of TrooPe will he, left behind to guard the , coots. _Me 'Corps of Marshal.Sout., is retiring by, Berlin o Ertiarth, Fulda, lianas, and Franitfort. jar! r R HT, !STOW. 1 7.—AVe are assured, that bis itaital per Sovereign, will have the appointment i . tetitenant-General in the French Empire. The 4yil Treasurer, M. SzNaga.s, is gone to Paris.... Matiy changes are e*petied. 't'ls Merril, Nov. 20.—the journey of:his Usiestr .1. . . the nsperor and King will immediately take place., :ft, ist believed that this lourney is connected With a yeryi important political Obje6t s as forsome tituepaSt a.great number of troops' hare been gradually march. • Al into Itely;l•principally into tbe . Neapolit/In tern- l ,' l i e btery which troops, are supposed . robe destined to .. --great a landing in Sicily ; . ,A-great number of troops .. are still marching towards Bayonne;„ en d several con *derablei-corps are stationed at different points/7' •in-tt interiqr of France, which will take their di - . - reti. n according tia.eircumstanees . The first regi - merit of the corps of lii;farshai South. Will, arrive hero . next week, the exaet destination' of iiiiiCll is tiotiet;.i ltnown.,(liamb..4Yerrespond. Nov. slit') I AUSTRIA, Nov. 14.-,.Thefollowinpazoarks isaY, -serve to elucidate the ; corivengoo...tamw iyincitaloi between France and Austria.. The province , or coo' ty of Montfalcore, formerly belonging to , : the Ve netian tree Stages, and since the Peace c ol Presburgth. tor.?' the Xingdorzt of Italy, lies on the hit bank of ;I iu the Gion ; on the right bank of this titer I.l ° " ' part of the AnstrionSerritory of the county ofGorti, ' and of: the Duchy of . Carniola, which distrias are . now ceded:43 tt . ic(.l(ingdont of Italy, flit go:10 . f , . t . cone i the,Ptinkl p laces in this tract of territory, ''''; freded ,` - ty);:',AFfiria are.,,Aauilea and, Gradiscs, wittt , "i, v ;,... l L it Jso,lea aitiso de l :filen, or the Fliyht '; awaraf igtipoitAt piss, into the ikestrian States , '', ~,,(/des7t,t. i • • - N , . ~., " - Cotatisariztf i Nov. ii3.---The Military CO 01 : -p snissiotritentinuos its entiniries. The report tha t .,;i Diet Wiltishostly be .held in SW.lcielli requires Ott' I it i , ther'contitmation.--4/dcm) VIENNA; .Nov. 4- .-.The marriage of his.itesiee •• ' ty the t4aspero`' ris now. fi xed for the 6th Of Jant4 'T ' l' ry, IVA .' . ' , . 7,rilo,§ppnish Ainbassader, th i etttrinee 9f, CA.... . s " s ' ' ll ' .' *Zuslic9i whip has , been recalled f ro m this' t.;ourr,; I will cormnand the Spanish armies destined to ea sirainst i Ri4tugal.-7(fiernburgit. Correspondoitil• lituillosur;f•iNov. 7.-Great nombers of French tro o p" ' err now snarching • through the g ec lesiostical States' to the :Kingdom. of Naples ; we exile' v ery import " ant intelligence from Paris.-,--(ldent.) WII , . CorEAGEN, ' Nqv.. 15.--T h e expectation th at . — T an arranieflient will take place i)etwen S‘Vedc.r2 and France, itp,peipis - “t9 `o,9comeeiery day. maw probable, , . Jl4 xpi Q r . ittik.llll4lxi.,..73be PrOVilloo of 4 01 1 1. ! file me, . by .thin Convention concluded' betweolV France and Austria, has been ceded by the forme' to the latter; siad nov.by Austria to France, 39 kg been reported. Gortz awl Gratlisc:t, by thist7e" change; becolties,a . part Of the. kingdom .of Italy, ~ ~ Prince Wltsitste of •Pirt;sist4t, who goesvto PIT". by way ef,,Fiatnbtirsh, *Ol he accompanied. by t 1 iC - Privy COuneillor of Legation ROUX„ Major Coda Vownsa.ro4,, and - the celebrated traveller Gittlinb e ' r*- lain \Pen HuittaoLn. - •NAtasi, Nov. 3..4-414y -two Portuguese Arse have, been laid under-embargo, The Ships of 0';! Arnerienns - ateltriderlioirestraint. . . ~.- ",, T ow*. . '' 4 :VE ICL .—The Fleet of Russian's, 7 1( . 1 . t4 : -, itiliop,s 36 Ord, '?...4 L'• envoyed by a Frigate. uttilli: vent-iiftBiir&itta from Corfu, was o bliged to ?I, :,.,. to hat .. toy a storm. Severatother Vessell,Ps 4 ' 11 , heed fieli ". from the Fleet by stress c if weatPOrs ~ 1 , 4 and sort. : filem, it was feared, were lost. Whf 4 i 00 ilia , Itlith s %ilk!) have Ileeri landed at At Will Come hither by water or by land - is ,itort,,„l,, . -The nu.nbeir of troops that %velem come froth: . 1 ':' 1 was out . 1100 ht1i,6006 . : - ' • •, . ' . A 49t.: ii i . 7 - '4 . 'ejtordßy :- intolirgooce wag i ec4 o l , 11, . frotp;Uslan,, ihat, the journey of the tp3per, . 411 , •,* iii NO•OJARON to Italy, which baii,ter its OD, ~.! t t r iotit!' ' 1 l i,. . , pkiiisrit business, is put off fo r ;,11, , 0 I igtiniat4 - , ips,;[ - ,.",fhe most splendid prefiAtatiOn 93r 1 ..f.l li f t 4 ; . c hie r: • ii40,9,' 11 he., e fo rc r ti t a h l e tis s l u it i l t d ab T le m r d e: r e s P li t ;„ .: , ,, , , , , 1 4 'vng.i - d.:ll4ictforher in tollepting,,if considerables 9, ocinionti - ti; defray I" . buildinP i ‘ men ; are j einployi!ti daily in the ArSepal:/. M new ": '''(:ieN of' War, with Whlcli OUr Flotints • which 1$ : tt present very numerous, will be gra% - 14 ie expences, Two.thouiSai,'4‘s, .augmented; the timber for building than 14,hrOg 1 from the great fOrest Uenr Trtl6. •• ti N'tat.ell; Ocr. 30.--iiis Majesty KinrilDBtrnv has given Orders that the Russian stoops. w iDic h ' ' ll- i,i land in • the. It.leapolitan- territory, i shag be .test ed with all hospitality and friendship-due to ittf:amlcii• ble great Power. .. , . . . Yesterday the tank of gngland gave n otice, th at they bad Ogre to thp . postponement of the,time lot.. the radernptiott of. the ~01011111113 . paid „ open at ttr ", . Sank, 11.1djostea4 of Tecpuring the ten , per cent. .!. ' "vPittrile9P,i thfy•htid agreed .to receive it in 14' 0 : a.kitatesUrrOdi, .nDi,. ZnlicieStw.e.tmderstand, has declined the offel ° ,„,„ f: 1 1 1 1 ._ _e-'o l4 _,..iitiPtick , of Carlisle. This respeaa b l e ' l met Der. settri,oo:-.CilltirCh is, it seems, very far :,1"#• vaticecLin lifep-antlis by- means anxious for sal augnientatiti u of worldly.honours.or advantages, eir! Letters are said to have been brought by the Car r ( r arrivd from Piyon; .ivhich state, that 4 ' It the .!,: letter from BIONAPAATV: to the' Mince pt Astrvat A t was In'ciretila ion in Spain. BuoriAr.orta declare!, the, rrinco of AiTUIIIAS to be, in. the. absence 01, himself' King of. SrAltr, GetieralifisitYlo (1.1. Om ylited French and Spanish Army destined to e i t t agaitrtifoYitikiyandtells hirri to go and cPaiiit er r d f collo thxv'ry h ,tcitillOre day govern. The 4 : ) 1. Wtt i 3 he sehVi ß ili, 'Tirinee' IS' that 'of Flt" .l4cl ' 1 tal, 'fifittioSantards aethe' 'battle of PaVia, 11 "1 1 lately refatti.i4.-tCy thic.'N.ing of SPAIN W the „Eilliv..3-ct."