The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-12 00:00:00

PRICE OP BREAD. • • 06 11 lea' 1 1 , 41 1 I •fy 11 . 0 111 the 19' ar ias F 93 wick s ; . is A ) rye) tt : r Britis" ttlt f1113,i I or fill ; et) S i IMP t Chi e° ,digtil3ll r i,t) oc ' h t oar !'" l ' ‘): I il lter Vilr ° )1 , oti I tis irlP ; .1 11311 ~t. .* 4 , i i i 0) 0 :-; ir ob . 4 O le tis • IVe rejoice to state, that the Asslzo - ..0f !tread has again been lowireil : This daY in the Metro ; Polls, as appears from thelollowing paragraph "Tile LORD -MAYOR haVi lig inspected the Meal- Iv ejghers' Return, ordered the Price of Bread to fall 'Threepence in the Peck Loaf. The.Q!Attrtern i,ifiaf wilt he One Shilling . and Twope4ce Three farthings an Thursday next." Vire congratulate the public on „this declension 4f: price, to which, we trust, our - efforts have-in tlegree contributed. Those Gentlemen in P t h'fite life, or Statesmen, who apply. themselves to procure so great a blessing for the poor as the sale at a Qt• price of that staple of life l Bread, may on the warmest support of the Su n.,, We did a little coal I p n last week furPienty of the new Thanksgiving which had just been promulgated. Nov, with the report from the City of this.day, and tit the hopes Of a continued fall iu . the price or bread, We can 'return to the Prayer-book, and use the old G race, wh i ch it wou ld seem b a d ! lim3 if 'been rendered obsolete-and inapplicable, Net the perversion -of 'the 'times, 'which caused i'Lzurt . to he no longer the forerunner to cheapness. fl PM PLENTY. °i ll, most Manua Father, who of thy gracious g00d ..: b ast beard th e devout prayers of thy Church, anti turned the., ,`arth Auld scarcity into cheapness and plenty, we give t 4. "Mit thank s for this thy special b oun ty, b esee ch thee. "ntiNeP &c.•. , -Prayer Book. I . ‘ M4 DR I D) SEPT. I 6 .—Brigadier General Sir .To c' has passed th roug h t hi s c it y on hi s wa y ioin the Great Lord ; he was accompanied by C P Pt. 811111 4.4.-- We have been in great joy front Il ews of the fall of St. Sebastian.—Prepara- Sns 4re malting for the removal of the Govern -11'441 litre. te 4 Y t h e George C . annin, adviees have been 0. 1 3- t ined from the River Plate to the sth Align— ed'e L*Pedition prepared at Cadiz had not arriv __ out, arid the Royalists of Monte Video were ` 4 4lw P e .eting its approach with much inipatiencti and i4rtY• What bad been stated . respceting the t L-4rulltiu " t ri British shipping and commerce by 4: marine armament of. Monte Video, is, it ap , : ir . il, unfounded. We learn, that the best un apt subsisted respecting the'English trade 141,)(' navigation, both .with the Governments of o b s ti t te V ideo and at Buenos Ayres, and that no raction had arisen. ' Extract of . . . . set a . btat . . a eLettr from an Officer in the POliti" 0111 )a t 116:Intl, 4 " V era :---" There. are 300. men leaL e I L I . Li t L ce . awl the lis.aiglish army extends a eanami. s u i n- " to the South, Th e e n em y is within ed on eiti)ti bat a 1 : b e en attempt ; i --(4.1 " 1 -: has lately winter here abet It will be impossible for us to uure, an d b„ l ., ~ . .. rut4t go into Cataluonui;,llt7Fier he sent i quarters.' neli and ourselves Illopar!prtgroTn'teN:lct li x...'s a rrn y, wlii c. li • i s o tettelit:•f"°c"irlcmle):l-1 4:l° lb dY a re 11.°V.78. There is scarcely u house standing in ' I P" , Whither the Anglo-Sit:Wow army has retreated." V n tstertl aY, at three o'clOck, his Royal Highness t o l f ' e r ttitsica REGENT, accompalliCd by the .I.ike -- — " il e,t'lc, Colonels BboossriELo and TP(4tbi i ° I ti.: an( ' several. attendants, left ,Carltori-li , olise, 4 1 , three carriages, on a,visit to the Earl of LH RE , - i (114? ) at his seat at PetwQrth. The' l'atNe . L* t e P r a i l l'ire was detained upwards of a hour, Q,s ;. ving Mich -/e arrival of the Russian Ambassador audience , , ' 'loyal Highness. : esterday the Duke of 4 iroax transacted business &t • 1 ,i 4 Otlice in the Horse Guards. .. a i tk 4 i ,, e ' t 'rday morning, the Duke of K E NT arrive_ h .-w Il) and in the evening returned to Castle lir4,l. Thy t tw a P•111 , 118I1 AMELAVIADOR cane to town_ y , e r s .. - Stte a t t transacted business.nt his house in ,D°"h's Val a ' 1 11(1 returned back in the evening to his $ g i.,,,,t,ellisrvick. ilk i I t , "LLtAlts BEarorottn is arrived at.Liisbon on L. 4 Y home, for the recovery of his he#lth• e an i Al d , te nant.enionel IlArtE, who brought limn_ he _ hmtllAtelies announcing the.eapture of •7 i t . ..s re e : ,' • itir t :l ll ,l* departed again on Saturday, on is . la s . ile'soord 'WELLINGTON'S head-quarters, bear .o4„4lPortant dispatches for his 4ordsliip li om f' e n ltnent. 'left i n st ur er day the CHANCELLOR of the .J.PeCTIE . QUE ,I R t dt p, ll on 41 ViSit to L+olll 11.1.1GKI.AND, at hi' scut 410. I,y " 14 rtn, Kent, for a- few day s .., 1 by the lin,,, zp st `fear a Pr'oclamatioa was . ,issuet s ~_. 1 14 4 f -IF: ItEGLNT 111 COMICiI I , prohihitilig ( I! "r ill tl i „ (11ii grai n , ' and alloWing it from sugar, 4 4(4. 14 i)f this month. At the last Privy Co uncil,ich Fill ,','l' P roelaination 'MRS agrecti tt Nu' ".::‘..,,, lhe (P' l) ,..,;'ar in this. evening's Gazette. au ,h . ori:it 0 i,,,.. Rl:: . l4 l4 : d a ( iort of spirit- from all desci•i ) tion t tlf 4: "eept tvile:it, im s take effect from the first . . 1,, , , , eetaber next. 'll "Pe . ?ia l l itt i• 9 , r Auvra 1 s .—. The dm i llin r io to ns' a t i ) . f ec t e l n ke t )friej,, RAN CIS',COII4III.I ) '`OCCOetIiit, . . _,, lii,rdklAteporr, matte , undee special ditTeti . t . , ll, '41,3.4,'.'," squa re mil es , an d a population exceeding .10i.oiu.,„'°00' souls. The revenues . amount: to • t 4 11)71, Q °C ) of guilders, time ordinary expenditure . 1 ,20 0 n u ° o ,ooo, Rod: debts to the Government .44 ''°°. Il . 'l't i force at the ratite ted ed , ..,,.. le 1111 1 11 y '- A i•.„ ' 3 . 1 0,000, . . . . tine has iappen i v•r h 4l c ot . ' , 11 "Iii; et)1 : 4 11 hill T ic I' e I in'tbe %Vest i "'''lof August, but it ~ I r, (it : lie ori on tie --( . b d ti gia it'th n ," "vete as the former, nor was t h e .15,,,,,,,e considerableL at 19 " ":' P R '" l Tim litiLKs.—W. Hiving , the sail Lft'll' Who, it will be reeoileeted'-wal "led I Dick - ,"letett n. i . . . A • • of IriVIII" 1 kr .- t.`l l fi , .- ~ the late Surrey L.ssizes • ..:3 C4)0 1411 rocs et of the Earrell N0it12.4041'04, 1 ," ir e G ar d, , - .., .. e 't , 1 4 . i ;111,1 401iti l i c s e , fl o t i t i ) t i l::- t u ra yfil s c ) i r i t t et th T ittotio 1, a nd, \vlVl I to , ‘1,1 1 . ; .: - 44 Li, 1.1":: multi n o t: el l: c o t: 4 . rd the hulks, has 'et . ' '4 ''• eir,.., •I vrbeff on the Diumodore k of JUhY' PApers 4ich 11'76" y of exP ° ' .to cy ar e tov .uiceptib '4 . S o ' 4 Aeti / 01 ' trge a ; events 5 eL °*,o iC CI ht O slily,t d ereiA k" vir t" '„ o ti IsiA,V.M., ,NigNVs, DrAL, Oc•f. 11.—Wind West, Maws h d i 'Put back by contrary *intli the Reran frigate, and remains, Nyith a large fleet, outward bound,— We hnve.'made a strict ihquiry respecting tbe shipping, and do not hear that any of titetu have suffered during the• gale. iVOTHajt LETTeR,, 001% CAtit..o4./Passed.thre4igh' the Downs yesterday, from the *est%rard,'a*ety large French ltikger privateer, pri;e, it - is sup posed, to the Thunder bomb, Capt. PELL- I have jeo t . been. told, that the bomb being Chip-rigged, and disguised as a merelutntwan, the privateer mistook her for such, and ruu her alongside, with intent to board ; but in so doing, he came in con tact with the bomb, with so much-violence as to carry n away all his upper masts, and becanie .an easy prey to his Majesty's ship. Po4rsznotrru, OCT. 11.--=Arriyed his Majesty's ship Weymouth (store ship) ; and Malabar from the Mediterranean : the former is last from Ban try Bay. Arrived the.. Pickle. schooner ; and his Majesty's ships - Tynan, Hope, ;ail( IPexterons from a cruise. The Sprightly cutter takes Convoy to' the Downs, and not to Guernsey and Jersey. PLYMOUTH' ' , Ocr. 10.—Arrived the Niger friL gate with t convey of transrorts from Passage ; Hydra transport from Quebec, which' place she left eight weeks since, with a fleet of 44 sail 'under convoy of the Rota frigate, from which she parted on the 7th . inst. off Cape Clear—only 14 sail then' in 'company, many of which arc supposed to have afterwards separated, it being thick blowing wea ther. FALMOUTH, OCT..9.—Arri l 'ed the Quon Char- Mite packet from Ireland, -where she landed'her: mail from Corunna and Lisboa. ,The Lady Louisa packet, - .vith a mail for Passage, is Bane into the Roads, WEVIMUTIT, OCT. 11 ."---T4e. and Ilan nah, .L.mEsoN, which sailed from hence the Stir inst. at noon, its ballast, fo: Sunderland, wis,fired into by a French lugger prira:,:er, the same after, noon, a little to the eastward of St. Alban's Bead ; it blew a strong plc to the S.W. and the sea'rent.. ping very limit, made it impossible for the priva teer • to board her—she got safe to the Isle of Wight. lIALIPAx; SEPr. I.—Arrived on Saturday his. Alajos.Ly's brig Recruit, Captain PEC 118 L, frota a cruise to the Westward. - • Beamuna, Auci. H.—Arrived his Majesty's ship- /Voolivich from the Chesapeake, and Rifleman from a cruize,—A very severe gale has been exile-, yienced here ; it commenced on the night of the 3d ofAugnst, and enntinued until the evening of .the succeeding day '• ' 58 vessels were driven ashore at Sr. George's alone, and the amount of pro-, perty Oestroycd at that place is -estimate l `. nearly 200,0001. The following ships arrived in, the harbour of Beethaven on the 3d instant. :-.-- Atictroptaoe, Capt. Toni N. Weymouth, - 3/7 RN ER. ' Malabar, ati Boausumw. Echo, - - 18 --- Pi:RONAL. Moaner, hired armed ketch, Lieut. K 16 UT. The Andromache and Gleaner came lost from. St. Sebastian, and haVel'on board 500 French pri toners. The Weymouth, Malabar, and Echo; had small fleets of merchantmen tinder ac ivoy from Gibraltar,. Madeira, &c. for England,Aill of which have put into Beethoven, where there were, on the sth inst. twenty-seven vessels of cations de scriptions. NAv".it. PllntoortoNs...—Capt. IL Hall is appoinied to the Salvador del Mnndo, the Bag-ship i.,1 Domett,,at mouth; Capt. Stephens, of the Imogene, to tt.Li rank of POst ('aptaiit ; Capt. W. It. Ilarnher, to the Itnogene ; Capt. Alen.. tharn A to the Carnation ; Capt. SlierldatE, to the terror fain Tullidge, to th ; Capt. Pater,ihal, t. , ) the Aililer„ Capt. W. Tingile6, to the Naval clospital, at Haifax; tletits .liues•M'Arthur, • to the Niiv•A 001)4111 at Haslar, vice Alas! ton deceatied Itivo;i; W. I:itelien,Sysvo ; 'F.Kearti 111(intagpav H. PlaviS, Spartan; It. Bromley - , Esq..to be So eretary I)oiriett Itev. It. Kober t 3, to the Centatir The Committee of Uuderwriters at lialifait, NOva Sc.:tia, have pi owned t 4 piece of plate, value one hundred guineas, 03 Captain %ova,. the gallant Comuiander of the. Situation, with an appropriate address, expresSive of their high sense' of his s e rvices in recant:lring and preserving some . of theft must yid - 111.1We risks, and sending them borne, even while in the face of the enemr; and for decliniug to setit.l in valuable prizes, pre ferring to lest: (4 theTt rather than weaken the force of his ship.--The Address expresses their high . aihniration of the late artiort, SO honourable • the Captain, Officer's, and brave Crew of the' Shannon (lapta ill BROKE returned a, suitable and respectful kit thanks. TL.IE I'I.AGIJI~a. Ad r iccs. were received yesterday from Gibrnl tar to the 19th, which are Of a consoling charac ter. At firstF the fever, which was mistaken for the - pl s ag great alarm, and 3000 per sons ca u p e c i d population of 20,000, after e d t x f c c i i t i e t cl a which no further egress wits 'allowed, and all co mmunication %vas obstructed. -On the 13th, there were. ten new mei, hut they, were neither considered to be dangerous or infectious. ' The following is from a Clcutlertiatt who has just arrived Mother &tali, Oct. in, on hoard ltis Majesty's. Shi Suritpis, The fever at Crtjualter is of ii manta of that of tem, hot front the r.o.teinOy ngot in . ..,,atition3 adopted, I ant roughly convitteed MOM Will twver t Aunt tiXtent. so alarming u s a t t hat period. Flo - r‘e that bare once Intel th, d ,, ton p e r the , Aledical cmhitlecrti as perfectly' f r iint any second Atttteli, cod the aitiaclicnsioni on -4,1) ,, 1e liu►r lice a tuttAti it rester thisn to jtutifteti by ;lie event"; A !otter from an 01110er on: ..bnard the. Make man of war in the Boy, is couched itilerms not p l itcao satisfactory as the twece,tlibg but tins- G er ilematr -beard the story only from the fugi tives, and their account would ; of coarse, be very unfavouta b le. tl-1 411AY. COURI * S Ar.TIA.V; gittitt-Citmitns, Stl:Pr. 24.-7-Having laid-before the I'ittNou Kr.tltitvr the proceediino of a General Court islttrtiat, halt' tit Lseds on the 19th Aii s riisti 1 13, hu i l =Whined by adjournment to the 23(1 of the senor month, for the trial of WILLTatu . Al.kx wEt.t„ Esq. Paymaster of the Leeds i3ec t ruiting District, who was arraigned upon the undermen tioheti charge's--- • .- "For nutiversation in his officeof Payruailter of fife lAA, Recruiting District, in haviug embraled olis,,pplied the sum of seven thousand nine hundred end ninety-eight pounds, iX shallots, or thereabouts of the public motley," Upon which charge :the Conn came to the lowing decision : - • Th. Court having maturely and deliberately ivi!igh:!4l and coosidertd the evidence adduced in support of the prop.!e.:iiml against yhe prisoner, W. flayantster of the Lee:.; PI, trict, together uith whit he has *nbniitted is his dubinee, are of opinion that he 4 Guilty of the Charge preferred .'painat m, being in breach of the articles of Will, and :10 by t irtne hereof sentence the prisoner William Manvell, :ter of the Leeds District, to be dismissed front his :St•ijeor ‘, • ser•iee, and further, to be imptistmed in one of Ili, liu yang till the stun of eight tholisaud two hundred and see ,iountls eleven shillings nod ninepenee halfpenny, or Hu, • Aron+ which appears to be the balance due Oulu the prisoner to the public, shall be repaid." Flis Royal Highness was pleased, in the name astul on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and confirm so lunch of the finding staid sentence of the Court as adjudges the prisoner to be dismissed from his Majesty's s:ryice, and as ascertains , the hatance. flue. to, the public ; but it appears to his itoyal Highness, that the sentence of impri, sontnent 'in one of his Majesty's gaols until the above balance is paid, is not legal ; but that,such balance so ascertained by the Court, May be're eoveredin his Majesty's Courts of Record, (Signed) FiI.LDERIC, Connoander in Chief. A Conrt4Uartial was held at Plymouth Dock, ow the 19th July, 1813, and continued by all jorninnen4, to the 17th, august following, for the trial of • Pr, THOMAS HUME, Physician to the Forces, on four charges, •importing, that he hod not given due information to Mr. OuNNING, De puty. Inspector of Hospitals, : his superior otlicer, relative to the admission auti treatment of Sick and Wounded - Officers at the - General Hospital Plymouth ; for insinuations tending to bring dk credit, fOr inattention,. on Mr. (inNINTNIG ; for false accounts of his own attendance on an officer who died ; and for having written theAtaift of a letter rontaining a this-statement against Mr. Gor...riNG. The Court acquitted him, and the Pr ING!: ItAGENT has approved and continued its prqvATE LETTER.. • ' 4 Bl, Jean 1)e Ler, in the Pyrennees, ." write from the most beautiful country 1 • beheld, and whieb,,although just deluged b) rents of rain, looks already Us smiling and, verdant as ever. Lord Wellington is ;till at Lezaca, the two armies continue to occupy the old posi tions., That Sour.T projects wrother attack is questionable, but he appears to ink Lord Wet.- LINGTON must retire for his winter cantonments. In this supposition he will probably be mistaken'. It is rumoured in the best informed militlry cir cles, that Lord WaLLIN u GToN ctoinly intends to folee the,French hues, and, occupy aa, position • for Iftf flvitittr .quarters within the frontiers of Franee,.anii' near Bayonne, from which it will be impdssible to dislodg,e us.. What lends cpwn tenance to this belief is, that the cavalry are marching from all directions to thin quarter, as they cannot act 'in the mountains, there is but one way of interpreting these movements, that is, as symptoms of the Brit . ndi Field Marshal's inten tion to descend into the French plains. Bayonne, i s , I i m derstaiid, by no means impregnable. 1 hear that has resigned the coinniand, is estimated at about (iO,OOO men. Their infitntry are much' tlioeartened: by so many successive de feats, but the cavalry aye held in high respect, Oar whole army in point of effectivastrength, and inelnding cavalry and Portuguese, but independent of the SpanhArds who gained great credit at Irmi, tronithe hest information I can procure, amount tiliont.:7o,ooo well disciplined troops, and conduct eittby the heslPester.ds thii country ever prditife era% one and the smile time. .1 ," Tilt.. character at:linked by the Spaniards at Iran and St. Sebastian seems to have given an energy they have not before exhibited. They are everywhere seen marching to invest the reinahf :mg fortresses in the.hands of the r Figiferns, Barcelona, awl San Antonio, on the coast of Biscay, Castanos, whom 1: saw at Bil boa, has undertaken the siege of the latter, in which there are 2000 !nett, and provisions for twit years. It is seated on an huge rock, and is fortified by tiers of guns, rising in gradation above each other, and assimilated by some to no less a place klitirt.,Gibrahar.' DrtachineWs from scothind for the 71st, 711th, and 9211 reghnents, proceeded yesterday two' Gravesend to POrtstnotitli,' to embark for foreign service. Ajar-General O'LourifiLlN has lak iy tnken the command Of the Brigade of Cavalry, consiit ing of the Jiloes and Life Quordii. .Thl.se troops are flow toertered at Viam, Logrono, and the _ _ The 211 battalion of the 40th regiment, from New Geneva, has replaced the Northumberland Militia it) Kilkenny. . Major-General 'CROWGEY, late Commander of the 72(1 regiment, in Limerick, itai succeeded to the &minium! of the garrison of Cork, in conse. limpet of. Lient.-General .11,0r11 Fottar,s, and intro of .Maio ,General FORTIES, hiving been removed, to tim.Stafr of North Britain, ThoNottingikam negiincut'of Alilitia i to h:tre' ,A.he Tower duty in London, the Oxford Alilitia beim; ordered to Ireland. ,Distvict Order ims been ivined by .the Gene ral Officer einmnanding in 'bus is., forbidding, the .tniiitary to .spfirt On any 6.1.11101's %v .- about Ow per n missio of the Proprietors Lein e previomily , Sir JOittl 'COAPC ColfirnatlaCr itl o t, Nova Scoti,t I$ depentlelleiCS, 1,14t1 ti- ProOntoution, in consequence of the 119 1 4( tiaot ;galt,t, regulating the entratiCe of vea» sa l * i n t o t h e severa l ports antler iii (ioverntnent A in °Edir to prevent this dreAdfule.:lAmity /anti %1 siting flat gum ter* SPOIttING4 NitWMAIIKET SWAM') MittrlNti, i k IS. •• MO:pity, ()c-root:it ja. Ili of llutland'4 Sore6ty, Bst. agst. 0. li. caviindia's ;.Gabor, that. 41b. T. V. ~C,. b. ft: Li. of Cirtiftott's ,'Ultz,nio, 8,4. nib. dust. 14 Stiekrille'f.- Asuia cult. ast. T. V. C. it. tvt. of Cqatton's Wilful, :),t. 4.; -it Mr. Idtle's AquiUna, est: • 711 i.. T; Y. C. 100 gs. h. P. • . 4.nr ca. I. in agst Mr. Vansittart's &dims, ft, lea Fdley's vOts.-troin Sir C. Stuititt. !;.t. 'l'. M. Al gOllgs.; .11. IE. - ' • 2 '• , ' liytlayvs-, Bst. 711. agst. Mr. Tburuldirst tlisteria. qst. 711). 4b. M. ifltlgs.% 'Tlluttso.ll%. Mr. ll ht.ol her to Bs!. 71b. etfst. N4410i son's 1 . 0 1 1 1). ...protitvr to Vitilth, 74. itlb. •A. 109ssi P. of ir:ifttin's ofut. Bst. nib. :l i cit. Mr. Lake. a Aladdin, 7st . I. Ih, i 1 twogs. li. ft. Mr. si , iihespear's itobadil, Bat. tllb. apt. M.ijur Wilson's f. by Sctim,...7st. nib.'First hair of Ati'..lll% nogi. I),:ke Solyinan, list. :711.4. 'lilt. Mr. Udtry's Taney, Bst. Sib. it. M.• 9,00g5; nth/A v; Nil.. Andrew's The Corptiro, 9lis. oast: D. of draftott's Wilful, s-t. :114. 104',4. h. ft. Mr. Edile•i's ugst. Mr. Terrett's Bluster, est. encb. Ab. M. luoas. h. ft. It will be seen by-referring td the above lift, that the thatch ith and Behr:lit:l, which has r exciteti sU tutn..h in terest, will nut be run ; . ..s.ita*tesho lotting paid two. it. The KiNa'a boundssifirw WI on Friday, at South-bill Park. The Surrey lux - -buttudis meet oil Thursday at Kennel, Godstone—ooliatuillay at -Fox Kelton. `rile harriers meat on Monday anti Saturday at Kennel. The ground over which RAINER will rim to morrow nil ht,,istwo miles of level turf, general ly dry. Odds rise higher on time from the wet ness of the weather. The pedestrian will have to perform six miles an hour, providing he rests only an hour and a half during the 18 hours. NIPTIONIPTIJ ON reading Ac fidiutq • Parakraf4:— A ictt, r (min St. Pe teribu rs%, tinted Sept 15, " TLC oniruitsioners having failed in tbuir object, eve departure.---lichip ii"groatly reduicd iu price ...k.;: ;..•- • ' The YANNtEi, cttt missiolt to Petersi.A,ir6li vertu Left that Vity,wo iti a trice, And, what is hot ru: (crtui, just Ili they went, 'rile' 'temp had A 1411 in i!., price. Thirels'an . !:,?itaph itrEttnersdal Chapel which elided, Maus:. ---- _ toy plelsura jn this gloort to h inters here wifv" 111,..1.tutieitx(ist.;; eth;Litt(lolltii'eugageruent . ilighi; ilrury-tAtne the pi:ct lDf Shylock—,t, is perform, ice of which excited much api • , nse ; awl tbok leave Qt . the Audi ence, he received' repeut , .1 *tut Lighly gratifyil marks. of genensi approbatiMi t bad been same tiLne in town, hnt is not, as, stated, likely to perform this season ( 4.. Covent-Garden 'theatre: He is to return soon Itehucl. BuotAx, it is said, is engaged, at Drury-Lana Theatre for not fewer than forty nights. He is Uor snake his debut in a new Operc We understand that mercantile 'et/103 in the' 1 4,1 - orth of Ireland oy n I..Frrt tam titstiferfit proportfdr, 'to the trading ttitvus in a greitt part of lu,.,land. One gond criterion to jadv frOrn is tiro state ot theatrical matters ; for while throughout the pro. , vincial Stages of En!. , .iand the business has been lanientably ch.:lining, the Northern Theatres uf irellnd, under the management of Mr. TALltivr, have been gradually rising to a very prJipertmt% situation, raml May now rank with those of any Other through the United Kingdom, The com pany Which he has been able to support, in .4 eiro eait that , ocenples the - Peari is so , respettahle, that it is :nth' he lois been 'tempted to add the "lhentres of Cork and Litnerick , and is likely ,to be uniply recompensed foi his adventurous liberality. •PITT wedook around us, and ob. serve' that. All parts of the world, pay hattotge to the genius of tile illutitriuns PurTove voucei vet that there cannot ben more appropriate tone than the present, to establish a club, in \viiiMi the priticip)es orPITT 014111 h4,l,tlie guide for the ,electlon ut fl,c mem bers. Wolverbr,impt lot, just establish Ltd oite 7 , an d n;e hope we sl o th ,iontt .have to announce one for Itirittinghatit'—:Titinitigliam Chronicle) BalArhatqlxvlje to have been as successful as . thc'earpenter ,4t P40)1'1161 ho has: discovered perpefitai niolim,Xpr be is constantly either gain eonfing 'from bretnlen. Three battle; will be fought In-Morrow betwieen Lancaster twill Martin. the jew, who /might at nic T 4niansworth ; ;) ) .itit the Irishman. who Was heat by the fOriniti-zile L'lneashire-man in Kent', affil Park 'an I.tidetie aavigator ; t nci itttOtitct." couple of in miniature; James ,foryir,..., whose convictinri nt t Devott „ shire 5c,..,,i014y rse tovntioneft yesterday, travelled tor tile house cat Alcivrtnito Tit SNI7II 41.0t1 Sous. Aboiit five o'clock ...yesterday afto,lo, 'art Mr, nu :filet Of Dell, .*vait walking with t i friend or two the road to Wilmer, complained of tt. sodden indispiAltion; hi, fricod (who' was going a short distanQe ftr ther) he would wait where. he wait un lit. iu r turned, and, in eight or ten minutes, he.rell down a lifeless corpse. Medical aid was imitte t • ( 1.1 tt ) called in, but every effort to 'restore animation proved unavailing. Qn Sunday evening, as Mr, as Mrs, DLZACON'. of Scottow, and their two childlen, Weft! COilkit4 from S%ll ll oll.4ttmlYrici.hani in a gig, the mama provingrestive„,4roke the bit end rain time into the it er, lillri ‘wt. arc EhiEt Alt`" DEACON 414 6 11 t, t iPfhe children . v•ere Saturday sutimivla,' :d et“ AfacCroarli,,, who !ilia Ayr eiter44e of haring t / TE lø tt n e:laTt l i unioinnltitsr t() " 4 "l'' fr 0 1 4 ,41 1 ". ter, it;inged kiwi - wit' by a le a ul of a h um u ic ._ fohiened to one of the iron ' z i tili whi ( i tis of ? t h e w iia t iw ul the cell in which he was ennfineA. tio.bad employed ahother hum, who wl4 istior t at •of t h is (bolt, • tti gOt Mk! of theEtill.4 forahundred [monl:iy cliange4 I t i he 4tvk, orMesirs. tits r ti ts and Co. wheit WiA;i dt4iftitd„ *ltd. ti agent, on the messenger's 'infornu t t on, apprelumdcd. searching hint, the letter and the other hill toi -300- were 11)11 nd in 11 4 picket. lie g+o y unsatisfactory account of !he mode al whiat' came by. the letter.