The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

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L! will proceed b! eket's Ilsrbotir, )st, central Wet i troops wit Detroiti4 Ode there in a cc'`" intreal, the distse conit nunicatio o, ' sites of th e AO may be lantlei et:s flarbottr. 7 , Dv Inc att. .taking nay he illa~lc, le ilavigationor! ibly better 111107: t he Uuit . eil l ave been I n ats, 8.11(15c01s3 Americans j;' tj th rear politiexT rt i each otheti t v t 1 oppositi o ,,„ g otten, in t, '_`, t , r ich it has alicots' tarn that mi ilis t rig i r tt Lake, e to nchrly (lowa tin! n is corrcc t i iny• Iles.] rs to o ' u ebec P'P e ', ii:c' the 2 0 th ill :,tA r ler 0 1 inu° 6o 4 ;i• Can (13 ' :4 1 , ‘,,. 1 . in o or ' l e 4 11 tvidrs.r:erse.,''l ear that r,"log, • t . )ps of • jority n' t . o . o"" d l'is , '1 .qe I ), 4 jro 3 l 6 .,; 4 1 c the C is statcy' If be Gy r for 4 tit hips met s ) q .6 Pi',„lll P c ; lstittitiou v.l 1 1 n or , tal,;i9l; mrP, tik * 4 O 11 / 4 ,1 " rl wod ,ir illti , fro no: Ito Wc i f r li to re e t o )1:, C et i; 10,- -(1 'ilgt i 3 ► rece l ' ,if l,orq. I ' 3 ') c$ sv cEc 10' ca . r0",.';:,.: !r ive th . d: Ny'''' nighl"ro " c 'illi . , ,r, , ,10 r d' Li a 1 1` ) " 5c „i' 1 it .!ll 0 . , e to , ~ y ;00 0 i t . 0 , e 'd iti 1 , ) ,,,, e vr ) to 5 u " si io* ( Georg e k 4f ' :the r' o. l ', itia, ;ow., ng. ft '.e . i into .V'or, (i.wiiii° i ll s.. p- if,. ; ' cads , . 00' .... 1 1 :::tiatek' d tlic l l, tr()Y ille 'leAt l e 1 roit i al . ute g 0 0 4,0 il F,r, oi e Lev , ~, 0# . fity m res',V bou t r , o il, of. ' iy 1),,t . 1, „At, 11:11)ti 1,.:.:011 iil4, i l. piiiiiC Ll v , .CV, 7 11 , ol one ett Sat.l.ll iatlaJ t 1 Wo n f At ,„ stand 1 101 , „. 40 01)4 „ gleti r°l r. i ' Vj §os t° rib, (I Se.; 14.1 f } v thid abOtlfr. 11l 7, 1.1 -- ;y 4 I IN • 1 01.111 QUI3 DICEItE F.ILSUJI AtMEAT ? • . nliks telow th is place ai.;eitryt o'clock-this etien jo6 witllout opposirion, an& took o.sskion of ..the' tmilt in an - hour . after: General e Proctor ! I . l 'i retreated to Sandwich,- with his regular ;tro o p s aud IndiallS, h av i ng prev i ous l y b urne d e- Tort. M tvY Y ar d , 'flarracks,. and public , Itore-hutises ; th e two- latter were, ' very *exten i, ewe, covering several acres of ground. I purge the. enemy to-morrow, although there is will 110 pro,bability of overtaking him, as he has up words of oLe thousand horses, and we have not cne in the tinny. I shall think myself fortunate 10 cers collect a sufficiency to m ount t h e G enera l Ot . It' i 3 sußposed here that General Proctor Ifltenils to evablish bitnselt upon the river French, 1 mi l is from Malden.-1 have the honour to P, tzcr. V.- 1 ' WM. H. HARRISON. ' • • '- LI of n Letter frnm Colonel SMITH, of tke'Ritle Itegi : k e't, to Cul. A. Y. Ntt-oLL, Incpector-General, dated " Lover Sandusky, Oct. 2,1813. • ! ,r I Navel alre id) , collected. 520 of regiment. I',l:lst acconuts from the Gener a l st a te, that he • a '; in pursuit of Proctor,.. who had evacuated , . Nden a few hmirs - before'. he landed. ?ilia:lke his essape. I leave here immediately t it I fear he ~,...A,.,ti'artage, and probably head-quarters, to pro gl,etranspors for my detachment." _ I, C hare no further official aecounts from-Com l'i'o,isr4 Chauncey ;` but from the log-book of the i'P 4adison, Captain Crarte, it appears, that .4 the. sailed again on Monday, Sept. 27. ... n ( he. 28th, blowing:hard, had a running - Wit i' . c. l (ll the British squadron, in Which the Pike lost -I; 41aill-top-watt, and the Wolfe (Sir J. L. Yco) Cud main and mizen top-masts ; between .one , u Nvn O'clock, the action ceased, and the squa t'r" se Ny'lleil, still jhlowing a heavy gale. No 11bing farthe r of consequence oecurred,uotil Tiies ' (ic tflber 5 li :-..-the British fleet not then in g.it ; at 3 P.M. salt a fleet bearing N. E. by E. . -- t , ' nll6 sail in chace ; at five commenced firing , t'lechace consisting of six Sail from York bound ', (lKi lt n gston, with troops on boar tel ue " -- "mlig them were the late • American board--hove to and loaners Julia • I Growler. Next day returned t „ , and Sacker's Harbour. • . . Xiittn, - -.111 Or THE TROOPS,, &c. CAPTURED ON THE 5 TIT obTOSER, oze. Major Vlllatte, C7apt. Zebender, Lieutenanti. 1440:Avall, and Manuel; ' and Surgeon Terbeia, belong ,l4ratteville's reg . iment • Lieut. Steel, to . the .69th Arid O'lein, Carter,' and Volunteer Morris, to . the Royal tt e ,,,:'N and Lieut. M'.\:lntion, to the Bth or King'; rte 0 - , 41 -- - 1 10 serjeants, 4 musicians, 202 rank and file ; litut. seamrn • Marines - , R. N. ing tovincial Nary.—Tutu! .264. Cho. Ile 'lre 111 SO tong official details of CitAUN .... 3 erlliZVS m the month of September.] AAR tvr MAILS. N 0--1 fialifax, 1 Surinam. -11tir—I Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, My, 2 : ?. 5 Gottellburgh, 3 titlipilancl, Guerusey, 1 deer- vw.terfurd. PRICE () F tiTC CMS eth This n.ty rwELVE O'CLOCK. ............ sSira 1 Red. Ann. $C 57 'II Eft A'r LONDON 11:11DGP, TOAIORKOW. ;; ~niNutes niter 10. I Evening., 55 miliutegafter 10. LONDON, 4 `EDN'ES.I . MY. NOP.EMBE R 17. 1813 We have heard that the 'Master of a vessel from o, tentl, arrived this morning, confirms the report tilut CARA Sr. CYtt has goae over to the Allies with, 4000 'flea. thiccr from our army, who kft Passages ° l l th e 7th instant, informs us that there had )e "< a good deal of skirmibliing; that the troops 4( 'N.' in the highest spirits, and that every thing .cated an. immediate advance into France. We this day .continue our extracts from the littt is Papers, which in almOst every paragraph • IT. •• 't• some ground for rejoicing, and justify our ttt4tl4t sang u i ne op i n i ons respecting the'annihitation t, the mighty force which the Usurper led into ut Leipsig. Whatever men he defiled, the Rhin e by th e b r idg e Of Mentz,' fe w o f le %lumber were of those who met the Allied p , pr, 'ers on the 16th, 18th, and 19th of October. ' , he cavalry of his :Guard, the garrisons .1,. "14. the course s of his flight, the fugitives -u ta all parts of Saxony and Westphalia, the f % Ps station e d a t Erfurt, at Ilan au, at Frank , t)tt ' all thes e , congregated together, made up the ent bleuce o f an arm y, but, in fact, only a disor7 l'inized multitude, with which the neerealit 17% ite d safety the left of khine,. ridding to ; Ec ulnet laurels as the deserter of t:gy7t) and the t i e!lert vt Russia, the cquallv - tenowned name of , ittserter of Gelariany No sooner slid the Tiger arrive in Mentz than he hastened to mail illtn nit 01 - the first moment of e O II I P 3- r at i ve - security h e h a d en j o yed for many days Bulletin of Victory—No an Or— : I the DAT, a nd such an Order—may we, ev( ''' See one of our enemy's more tc t ,,, 41 fortunate ! It t o be written in the delirium the xtti et . „, „ of joy—in tabs instance usually succeeds despair, and which 4111'14 instance arose Out of the sense' of safety ter the unbounded terror of a perilous flight erir teif 4 IL ally. narrow eScape. In a phrensy hint "viog once more outstripped anti eluded • Pti " l ters "Pate ;, i he thi n k s a ll France will Parti" „ - be t .' ms tumultuous feelings, and that the r C et ic , . Ills pres ence world st ill keep d own insur y, "ii.the bord ers o f Rhine, where the . Ot his calamity was not yet accurately ;kttl4l4l. Announce it (Tic exclaims) every where; ccinvey it by ektiiticitkiintiry n:01301;0s to 'Ger:neti-; shaft) find Wesel ; hasten to announce it in the rear of the line of the Rhine, tell,the bold lie par ticularly at Coblentz, at Troves, at Cologne, aj Abc-la-Chapelle—tell -that BUONAPMITE is pre served_once more endeavour to cheat mankind, and in this desperate extremity,' only once again procure it to be believed, that I am a Conqueror— . that I have exterminated my enemies—that I am safe !" Oh glorious and haply news—sound thy 'trumpet, Fame, through France, that she may know her 'hero is returned, covered with glory, but mahout his host ! ! ! It is strange to observe how deeply misfortune acts on the mind—Things of which we would have been ashamed in our prosperous days, become matters of boast when we are plunged in cala mity, and familiar . with disgrace. kt is true, sonic GeneralS, XENOPitON and Monti qtr for . , example, have acquired immortality by the conduct of masterly retreats —so it would gem that emulation in this department is '• now coveted by the Corsican, and that instead of salendid conquests, his sole ambition was di rected to the attainment of that character and ce lebrity which is acquired by being the most fa. mows Runaway that ever commanded an army.— " We continue," say his admirers at Carisuhe, "to enjoy here, and in all the Grand Duchy, the " most perfect tranquility—The enemies themselves " allow, that it has not been possible for them to read( the French army during its march to the Rhine.' Most egregious boast--:-most resplendent achieve ment ! Welcome to the.honour and renown arc thou, Oh ! Cbief, of Brigands ! and now; most excellent of all swift-footed victors ! Not so lucky has been thy Polish vassal and agent PoNtA 7 TOWSKI he, it seems, fOllll,l ' a watery fate in the Elster. Thine, it justiee predominates, will be of another description. - We have no inclination to . disszct the false ., hoots respecting the oppression of•Saxony.—The free yade opened with liiitaiu must : nourish . • stead of injuring the Saxon manufactures ;' for it is in free ana unsbackitti intercourse, in fair ,and open competition, that trade and commerce flou rish, dispensing wealth, and encouraging indus 'try on every side. • , . • Neither shall we,follow the philippieon WrtEDE ; his defection, taking BUONPAcITE'S Own account of the 'matter, ought •to teach, him moderation, for he can have dependance. upon no human be= ing ! What can he expect frotu Utillantl, SWit' zerland ; Germany, 'front the lands he 'has- op pressed, when even those he has .most favoured cannot love him—rill not serve biiii ? Equally abstird and fallacious are the stories from Italy sand Bayonne names of. these places areisafficienttefutat ion of the claims of ad vantages. We have this morning received Iralifax . Papers to the 30th tilt. brought by the Lady tr;:ellingtoll Packet, which made the passage in the unusually short space of fourteen days. We'regret to say, that the general aspect 'of this intelligence unsatisfactory-the • Canadian • Papers indulge in the most unfavourable and ; clespond6; tone of anticipation. 'The events which have occasioned this gloom are the dil;asler on L- Erie ; the consequent evacuation of-Malden 107 ,Paoc- ZOR; and his retreat, accompanied by one thou sand- Indians, from before the force of the AMe 7 riCan Commander, li soy; the capture and con. vevance into Sachet's harbour, of four of our boats with provisions,. and two sloops with '264 men ; the indecisive result .of several running fights, in which Sir J. YEo and CHAUN - CEY have been en gaged, particularly on the •28th Sept. and tith October—and above all, the threatening force with which the enemy menace Canad 4 in various points On- thcie topics we have selected . copious extracts froth the Newspapers which have reached us, and can only express .our hope that affairs arc not so dismal as the fears of those titoa immediately in terested represent them. . There isqi report that Detroit had been burnt by the Indians. Sir .T. WitailEN has, we understand, resigned, and iy coining home: Sir A. COCtiIIANE is his successor. The Morizing Chronicle has discovered that Ig'APARTE may readily recruit his finances, and has also received illumination on thc,true state of Sicily.—We are extronelypuTzled to find out how the former may be maniiged=-•pis fOr the latter, %vc cannot rely ou the Chronicle-Anglo -Praned- Sicilian Politics . The QUEEN and some of the PRINCESSEi are "ex pected in town to...day. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, and COIRRIDaE, ell the PRINCE REGENT at Citrltun-flue ' In tbe ev.cning, the Duko; of Ironic and CIARENCIE, iltid a select party, dined With the Paplcs 'REGE The Prince of ORAN9e had an interview yester day with the Cabinet 11Iinisters, and 11110 Ivith the PRINCE REGENT. • :)'AVAt, :I'.`l:ov. 1 Countless of - Chict!dster packet, Captain ItooEas;xi - Jth a mail front Surinam, last lion' Cuadaloupe, itr 2;1 days. Also.the .LOO y llingtdn, Captain PaooToe, with" ;A wail frUni Halifax, in I I .days. By-her, We learn, that the. Morgirma packet, Web sailed from Ileac_ for Surinam, was taken. the 26th Sep- umber, off the,bartks bfthat place, by 'the Ame rican privateer Saratoga; of '22 guns. and 200 .. ,tnen, after a very gallant action (by the Adnerican's own account). of, one . bohr and . JiVe.. mlnuteS, scitltin pistol-Aot; in whic%. thry vt-e repulsed 'tWice attempting to board, lout were - ingottimately car ried thb third. ',Captain CUN NIN G the. Ma ster, Mr. ThiNsTazit, and eight men, were wound ed, and two killed. The Americans 'lost their First Lietjtenant and two men killed, and several severely wnimded. The illor,i4igya 'counted lF guns, .9 -pounders, and letd . 40 men, Officers. eluded. . Though taken by hoarding, the mail .Was id after the packet struck. She was chased 'into, Newport, R, 2. October IS,' by' the. Loup Cartier, and another sloop of war. .The. Lady Weltington packet fell in with an American priva teer olf the Banks of Newfoundland, ,in a'lleAvy gale of wind, which prevented their cloiing with evil other. The Osborne packet, Capt. IlAvr- NEI', has arrived at Barbadoes.-rArrived his Ma jesty's ship . Trincalo, Captain RENNy ) from Ply. , month, to take the ships now Lere, outward bound, to Portsmouth, to join theierespeetive convoys. Arrived .the Arrow schooner from a cruise. Sailed the. Little Catherine packet for Passage. TORBAY., Nov. Ili.---Arrived his Majesty's ship President, Captain MAspx, with Admiral i rttoart-, BOROUGH on board, from ;—in coming into the Bay , she run foul of the brig , Arary, Joistes, Master, from London to Cork, lint( did her so nwrh damage dint she sunk, just as she reached Brixbatm Pier. head, Ni) lives lost. ' PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16:-.--Arrived his Majesty's ship • Trinca of 18 guns, Captain I.ll:tcxy, and Scylla, Of 18, Capta'm M`DONALD, with C011V(Ir;:i front Falmouth and Plymouth ; and Minstrel, 20, Captain 1111'1'i-oat), front a cruise. Sailed the Swittg.?r, 14, Captain Wm:Ll:tom on a cruise.—, The Spanish' soldiers, amounting in nonlifer to ahout two thousand, lately arrived from the B-11- ti,! in almost a.state o na;;edoess, have been cloth at this port, and are now ready to sail, the, first fair Wind, to join Lord ‘VELLINOVO:4: ' TIALIFAX, ,OCT. 29.—Arrived IT. M S Belci dera, . Captain 171Vaos, and illorkirozo, Captain SCO : tr; 'front a cruize. 11. M. S. La Hogue, Cap tain. CArrt; T)/e4os, Captain I?ARKI-71: j Anri Manly. Ciiptkl COLLIER, frotwa cruize ; M. S. Eadijuri,.o, from Cork,..hi 4ti days, with the' vessels convoy : 11 ! ;(4va, $w and Chatham ships Line's,MEWee, Joloi Five Sisters; 'brigs, - Harmony, ::" and Gra t e. fr. 1 11,• S. Poictit.rs, 'Capt. Hr John P. Ilancsroen ; and. Captn,-, liottom-1., 'front a crnize. United ;nig. Enterprize sailed from Po rt h m l,the *itit on a croise.—The United States' brig .eta re sailed from Portsntouth the 1 ! tit inst. critige.—A Bosu n ) Paper, of the 13th says- l'heUnited States' frigate.Cop ,stliuticm has dropped doven from the:Navy Yard, am id ittiv hored Of Long Wharf." • We are sorry, to learn chat the Woolwich store.. ship.was lost, in SepteMber last, on the island of Berintobt. lie brig _Friendship, Captain quic.K.r.r., sa;lad f rom Quebec art h ity,tant ; passed his Ma jeStv's ships. For and Success near Green Island on the 17th; and on the 18th; saw the Diadem and Diomede off Father Point. • By the Respuret. country ship, which sailed from Bengal the. 20th May, and arrived at the Cape of G oo d H o pe the sth of August, we:lcurn that. the Company's ships the Ear/. fito.ve, Thom!, no d Northympion, were iyiog at Slugur, ready for sea, and were expected to 4411 for England about the 4th of June. • Yesterday the Pake of. TottK, ns Comm:lloer. in-Chiefi held a Le.,ve.e . Orace; in the iturse (4nards, which was atteacled bv— • - - The Enrl of Errol, Lord flay, Lurd nr,wriinvit, Lord Ar thur•H ill, Liext.-Gcneral avue, Genoral Sir Thomas Trigge,Gelitral Sir Thuouts Pictult,General Sro John Steotrt, General tit.° Ors, Gvuetiii General Sir C. Grveu o &v. It was yesterday Stated with considerable confi dence, on the authority of private letters, that BUONAPATITE hnd brought. back nothing hut ea valr'y to Mentz ;'the whole of the French infantry which escaped from Leipsic having laid down their arms to the Allies in the vicinity of Frank fort. That thii Statement was literally true it) it, vhole extent, we suppose few persons will be lieve,; at the same time we suspect, from the' general teriour of the French aconnts, vague and obscure as they are, that there may be some par tial foundation for the rumour.. Let it not be forgotten that I:ientz (we do not use the Frenehificil move Mnv , :nee) is ft Ocilllan city. Front the time that it %vas first tal,en by CUSTINE in 1792, the inhabitant's (thongh tit,.that period much infected by the revolutionary mania) hav e a lways shewn.o decided dislike to incorpora tion with France. itv A late arrival from - America, there is great reason to believe that tbe yellow fever has made its a pp e arance in that country, with all its accus tomed Virulence. . Lieut.-General KNot.t.Ys is appointed to the Newcastle district, in the room of Sir CHARLES GaeN, who has the home-district. Dr. PAasoNs, Dean of Bristol, and Master of Banjo' College, Oxford, is announced in , the Ga zette of last night, as the new Bishop 'of Peter borough. Viiti Ad - VAti .I'44.tlitiYi IG.--Thig lasti' her ELIZAIYiJ. INIARY; %Vent to Frogino!'t,' and i'earliar.:t li3.lsetween three and tOur fi'clork. and Ili -f, tuned to the Castle to Itio,Let.. I' GUSTA and SOPHIA rode nn by Sir B. Serzsc.un, Gen TA,VL0.11,.&47. - 11.6 Y LIU j --Ml,sl)ilay the wentlitir rentarkiisly fine, the asientbi,age (; Sportsmen was . very numernusat flit!. Soon lifter ten o'doek a Very fine itcei• A , ti;:' out of the cart for the day's. diveriion, tic r_ brook, on the Bath ro:id. most extellent sport at first gettMg lore, then Avent off with.grent swiftness byt he (4r .•.•H pits, took tz) the right, and got iniii 7 p and swain aeros-:, thc hOlitldg folkrwing ti On their to lAnd again, the deer ren.vel. l, his full speed towards. Buraltatn, and ,got copse 'and woods, where he wa4: lo,t a cou7,iJcv4- lilt:Anne. After th 6 hounds Ind found- him, O lt: , chase. was 'renewed, through the inelosurc-7 ‘voods by ~licaeonsfield, and he was taken,ahont t‘k.o niiie3 beyond that town, alter a most delight ful (Muse, THE LATE GLOMOVS NEWS. WEN-Motrrit, Nov. i3.—ln addition to thel,Mag.; niiieent Ball and Supper at the Tiling's flead tel, and other demonstrations of joy manifested,, here, in consequence of- die' late succession of glorious news, a Subscription has been entered into for the Relict of Prisoners in France be longing to this Port, which, we are happy to find,- bas been most liberally supported. Mr. IDLE, Our worthy Representative (who has been here with the Engineers arranging the preparatory tnea-, sures to be adopted respecting the Breakwater), , very liberally snbscribed- 25/. as did also Mr; • LAtin, SOliCitgr,to this ittiportautundc;':Ekillg, 151. - These laudable examples have produced everV .good effect, and have been followed up by the MAYOR and Committee' formed to conduct the Funds with creditable zeal and philanthropy. MARGATE, Nov. 12.—Last night, the Asttaibly Rooms at the, Royal /Hotel . exhibited a scene a unrivalled splendour, being a first winter ball for the season, and a night especially appointed for . celebrating our late glorious successes, attracted all the ranit fashion, and beauty in tl;t of Thanet, with I:PidiCS:SAY and Sr.ta and ELLEN* EOROUO tt at, their head. The dazzlingbrightness of numerous variegated lamps,, a floor chalked with a brilliancy of colouring,' only surpassed by the taste and judgment displayed in covering 0114 of the best '311(1 finest ball-roinns in the kingdom PO feet, long by 48 wide), with emblems of our triumphs by sea 'and land, partienl-aly the last grand vietory ohtaiaed by. the Combined Armies o n the Plains of Leipzig; fully feasted the eye, while tin: excellent band of the Rutland . Militia charmed the car batween country al;liwes; which were kepi; up widi unusual spirit, near ,t1;;:;-.. : when tl.:e company departed, promi,ing, ea ch other eatly and.frequent mectings,at the sivae place, tf, cc!;:ib - lue ocher ,plentlid trtuarphs -yet. to - ‘ve ore h:lppy no accident occur red to t!!,! r7ompany Or carriages; by horses taking fright ar.the rockets, &c. which were remarkally picntiful•in Crc •• , Snityriero, Nov. 13.—The news received here has been hailed by till ratihs in this town with tha most lively satisfaction •.; and every demonstration o fjo'y. w kb the ringing of hells, firing of cannon, displaying of fire troth s, extraordinary eon vi v Meetings, exc. &c. could produce, has been abut! - bandy manifested. On Monday, the ,Artillery Company attached to .the -Sheffield Regiment of Local 1%11116a,, accomptutted by the pertuanent StoiLinarelied to It convenient situation, .and dis charged 21 Follies in honour of the oceassion, t hi:the tame day a numerous company of Gen- Heinen dined. at the Tontine, over which Sit Will. IhGsaAw presided ; perfect unanimity prevailed, and'every opportunity was .ellibrilCed of testifying a just: sense of the great importance of the late glorious events, as also of the iliti - tingnislA ta lents and valour by which they were achieved. ye9terdiy the Loan INTAvon, attended by the Sheriffs. and Lis. Household, ••&e. went in stae from the .11tillsion-HonSe to Guildhdll, to.hold• the nrSt. Coort of Aldermen in his ALlyoralty, His LorclAip addressed., the' C.'.ontt in an' appro. prime Speech: The'Cloiumittee reported relative to the ',duties on. wines, ‘vhea JOILN EANica. Ktit, itna Alderman, was elecied Colleetor of the OrelanS' Dues upon \Vines imported into the port of London.. A Court of Comnion Contieil will be held to nlorriity consider the propriety Of pti-serit int; an hinnhle, dutiful, and loyal Addro , s to Ilk Royal liiiness the Pat t;c:r. Uncts . T., congratu lating Highne , s on the glori , ns mot decisive viriories'obtained in :Splin, and by the tttlie:t it n, i'i in Saxony; whereby the most btil km: de , ct..; arc 4orded of the approlCh lag it livcraiv:e (): I:urope, and of the attainment (if a Hrmaneut pence, h the re:lnt...lion Of the no ..',,c; and and :'ion of the ClielilV." • Ttie'cOlOieSter Trke Blue Cita) held their ,tit Anniversary 3t. the White Hart; on Wedues:day, J. A. Honni.ox, Esq. M.P.' in the Chair. lt %VHS that it 3 future meetings each year. 1,117111:i be nu the Monday followir,g the...Nnitiversary of tLe late .I‘,lr. PiTT's Birth-day, and that the,Club should henceforth be designated , " 1 1`he Colchester True. Blue, or Pitt Club." Several of the Clergy in Suffolk, against whom actiOns have been brought 'for neglecting-to uh tain lieemesn' tot -non-residence, undo the Art of 43(1 111. have met' at Bury, and resolved to petition Parliament on the subject. IticaArms, Who: tilts thrown out of his chaise returning from Uxbridge on Sunday. gen-, night, expired on Saturday last, front.a fracture an the head. Tokx.FexeilANcm, Nov. 17.—Thera Were nr fresh rrrirals of NVheat thii morning; the salts made in that article were ott a b ou t Monday's prices, Of Oats there weer fllOll ton, and they may be consitlered ls. per (punier iuwer. 1 4Vo had sonic Barley fresh in this looming, which r• - a, brisls tat the last quoted prices. Pease and Bemis were steady. At tbe close of the. Market, on blJuday t Fleur runt a further MILO:- tion of .51. per sack.'