The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-06 00:00:00

NTT 'TARY. The most conimetrila4-le a('tivity contint:es to Prevail in the War DerrtMents of 'our Govern- Pm ; oPPenripg tally semible that it - 1 is only by preserving our, strength in the Acid un diminished-that the fraits at successful valour can be secured. 'Besides the regtilar embarkation of auppliet from th'e tlcptcti,• to 'make:good the ordi- Pal'Y casualties hi ouv array, in . the Peninsula, Sevg ;ll.lE4 hatt b lirm s are eitber already on their voyage, of embarked - or embarking for that most ' Interesting theatre of 'war. Prom Falmouth we !earn, that several trensports, with 'troops on. ?arA, are arrived there on their way ;—the 7th bight —ragnons have left town for Portsmouth, ''here transports are ready to receive theta ; the 46th and 84th regiments of Foot,, each complete, I nn in fine miai t i o n,, embarked at Cork on .Wed 'lway, the .28th' nit. ; on the.satne day, the first division of the 16th, marched into )lelfastT on its, route from Scotland, followed by the rest of the battalion, proceeding to Cork, itvorder tti etibark tat , tl Je same destination. • a letter received front .an Officer before St. test Sit' dated on 'the 21 st July, we learn, Sir R . FL hall - arrived, on the 15th, 14 t aken the command of the _Engineer depart ment, for the sieg,- of that place; The breach - K .4 batteries were opened on the 20th, which , ;kith the other ordnance, made in ail twenty-six fet es . . . Firr.tts is now employed with ''''Pection of the towers on the West coast of 4elantl. I ill FitE NC I-I ARMIES. , • "ow-- • Aecortlirty lately to the testi:no:ly of a (katle'snan "riv'ed front France, the forces .brouizlit to . fether ta . i*ttl by Napoleon, after his return ' 14)1 " Iluvr ror the opening, of , the Northern 1,4:11 1 ) ,i ' __ The I t. 3, consiste d wborotanterFett - 120,000 'mops frou ,- ;pin chiefly dismounted cavalry, • ,orransported!lu 66' vs' g la ('r t • i .6i 3 • ' ,I 7 ' t t ‘, ll , t , ) tt. Ditto for V. , 14 leStrve of s..cen forayer toils - 5( 6 0,).) ° ' 41411 . 1 $ (tout unifier Bertrand - - - • 28,0)0 555,000 ' the half of ivikh bad -croved the Rhinc•hefore the Ist of Nr, , ,v forming, ;with dip French I F °° P s then in Gerniaav, about 300,014. The preAent Veench armiex and forces in ictive. *mice are elniriated as tinder :---- I r ti . 450,600 "' I th e Ltwev Rhii r, under t.tud ll'antlatonte -• 'Sni()M iuder Ciotiglione. at W•trtshurg - • 10, 0 00 estrve at the Grand I)evey at ,lentz, under Valtuv :50,003 ljr ider the the . - 0. 4 .100 tinter Suelitt, and la - - 38,000 Unllrr .Inurtraa; n• nrar Navarre - • - 35,001 Holz, intlisray • - %Op Dautaic ; 11,tuo, Naples, and various garrisons. 50,000 5413,000 14 Teserve, training, and in tliff,-tent parts of l'cutco 154 000 Total - 700,000 e C 4 1 e. Cr.2' o s 3 VR ea ALLIES. ContingentA of tlitPrioctl 'of tii! entifeder4tion o f Ithine, in Sii*ny aril ßavaria 7 , - - 60,000 11);,..,es Im vtfithine. - - Spiniitirds in Cataliiiai&c. BCc. • • *Tin , . • ) 14 , • 83,000 TheY6politknci not 'minded, becane tt Inkewatinne , s its , trisen het , veen NapOleon and . titti•at, owi'n ! d sire of the formr.i. to tiv rt ke the butter nut! then , to•unite to the Ki ft) ‘. -), . . i 1 . , --' Venter lay *A. il viii waitezl upon the. G.,ntle . l ' ne '' of tlle Stott E (':''''ll2,V , r 0 infor m then,, tltat lite 'link wo;11 !n . ): - .e ;Ail Cite rmtutn - sing payments eq . the fow l , ,xeept the last. Tice redemption.- , day will 1.i.. o ) lie 25 >i Fel)rnary, 1214 . .. 1.4. A 0, y.te() , " a ilittl took plilev ill DObbt!rai), se‘ts.Reii ),•.iilk. STAEL lioLvrEng.„ in the Swedish ~ I ,' vc - , :1•, , . ! .4- \ 'hittant of TETTEN:eutts's. STAtak l '''ii.l , ,; -..i.kiEeil. . ' • -. ' ~ ', ''''t '', +iv tle renviins of . the Litei A s ., ite Dr. ,;,,, ti,„.,1 ~..i.„l , (0. L.mt,in, wirt'l' interred in iiri t , t. iiiii,rl"l., i'c,lotot. f A Frentni i-4 ~ ..i l i t kV:blilil b e Intu i t - ptlzzVd to 4 : 11 ) tht , 111144 i i ,,i s of hi, iliii)ll ,, Jiissuiry.,"rom Any i i •;llten;i or I.Tord4 that have . ..ippeared in France.. 1 . .. I :At aecour cotill h 4 give of the victories of 1 to 4l Nacsoti?. l'illat jetail ot ,the liattle t!1 l'it- i . 41 : 14 ?• Noit, hay.:' heed pi•rinitti-1 t 9 apPe;ii . I , 1(111 R , t the Fine: , :awl the ' people in the r , - i li 4t tr part., of t , at country tire to this day ig- 1 ° NlIt el th As I , r 1;' •' ' i T h •t. ) 1.0 e ° „ 1.11 Wilts iOderl' td the old fac..,,ie of the r tt ,: e 4aiebien 6ilitheil in the S, - , t, , tyle of t!e- Lrle .' - ' • i ; i 1 " (1 1 'e new wing. en , i ipleti nr. thequit d r t io 7 I I t' -. „. 11 l 'ett forw. , rd , acsi. ..r.le si.i.e of the ‘vhote a ii 4 j . : l ,l ' ' • '" l ha' ef , lletiVt , t, Whbll it . V 3 z,tt:itt'd tit'tt 4tiolitri:el4ete,(l-I.loliStlll.d. 'wen may he revi,wed in ttic • I , llr , . . iirii , ,,o 4) ,`l'lvia rrinre at ,• i , t flax eco'li ti ','"' .9 f . nuitti l ,„, . fp;ke one.s. '1 rade ;it rt!.„trat . ).‘ there are - . f trishiet, , ,'lrtili t 4l diltud ag rietilture is Yult . ("„ ' .. 0 , ; ine re 4 r, , 4 ‘etnire a nd robbers iiit e httard . i• ..ehl-H4l oi ll i v,ll) Pliblie e ' xecut ions, except for 19 ", r . ilt , l :. t, iv, but ti 'A' ' "le legal prisons le st l i e ,• are altrost clam • ty inn: . t xtr, -pi lions tire genet:4 ~ . ~,, he Nv, tit a l . of it letter fr6el Sk Y e :.--- ' it n . •• I. v . f • ,' that last spring ti. 4 nOtICe ' ler e w ~ , •in your papir,,. 1,1, of eh! annul- 1200 Sku 4 • , Vrions Inoculated iii t them were al \vit irti• JL "la the row _pox, and afterts:a t r i :Ti: 'itil tt i u . tt 8 !oall pox , but none "- ii . ,licai gen _ Il i , 6 1 it. ''. iti. I I tive . frolli rite ' ' . 14 (4 1 . 1 •A ,- ! , f , . .re wore 1 ,1,„ . t .1() in„e„4 lt,ii 'collo. 11 1 .,• t e wt.... . " 1 1 ti le . b '' - . ' , t itioehlAted Il'ith ti ' 1 (Ire number' t-vho ',vete II( ~ ;11, the sinatt-: 1 ,,, x. t ier' eorv.pox, a ll of %s l i mn tot . ,_ . ,► ,s. NIP /6 is Perhaps as • , troug a Prour i' *L. ''* • ear e d ( .. }f , bene fi t s .' 4.-' .1 frcioi vacctua tioh,, t h e (.,ett , " - ' t t i t a A lte lett t er ril T . h urso - , ii,,,tt: ( l, tilt' 21st :of Jul, ieri," 114 - th e nerring ii - , "ri ng laid bet un l':oth g r , u i a PAI ilk It ; the sarein,s there lla . tiat been 'Prp i . 113 : et, bin pretty ! _er.ersil at IVivk. .111 e . (P r . i i,t ,, ° :"'' l it 'Wiek 1 1 0(1 6,•e): immense, _ so u " ! 2 • "lay last, a. 1 )0y - fat in . () a .It ;nit of witrin 1!()%% 1 ' . le b eB at I) seal ' ‘l;i 3 e. in -,'Si , tittl . e . -tleet, Clas'• 'lied' Y ‘ t hlcti he l lsAs so much ~t iiiiteil tlfai tie At , lit lt thriviving. ‘Viiat venders i Ilil l 4 Cirellin '. ht ' ' '. (' • I '''''re atlifeting tO itii prelli q, 13, til at I hey . ~.'noLii.r Stall drolvLed iii Elie Clyde aliouteight ctbil biuce, , • ' ' THE 11.0YAI ! FAMILY. ~ r tt7 , A UG, '; es t e i day , after dinner, her, ..Is.sTY ,Prhi esst!s Aut U 37 A, ET:l2:•\ g'rti , 2%. 1,‘,4 and CiiAll , l',1:11t ill their /IV riai.tvs to Ohl WiPdsor, an ' d ghted ,Clay the Ptincese Eht.2.4‘nETlts. The 'Royal Party ‘7Z .,,, ; ac corapanied:by the 'fluches,3 LEEl.Annfi the COunteTS or 1.1(4iLY:..4, L.Ay Ti-rrNtiv., Miss KNIGHT, General ClitiTwl:lCillT,, COI. DEOIIiOW , on lajot' Mu a RAY, ilk Lady, and set eral others. Tea Was served up in a. very neat and elegant . style. The Royal Party amused the !oielvee after wards in the delightful grounds, and apart!nents, .‘"lticit have been fitted ttp.with the greatest taste muter the direction of the lair Royal owner, They tai4l to supper. The baud of the Royal Horse Guards attended iii their state uniforms, with their Hanoverian, silver druini, and Played during the evening to the great entertainment of the company. The Royal le'amily returned to the Castle at half-past eleveu O 'clock. This morning Princesses AUGUST A and Sornia 'took an airing on horsebaCk, attended by Lady q`klYrINE, Gen. CART . WRIG FIX, and Lord 11'41.51N - 6- g A • . . , POETRY. A YANKEE EcLOOUE. Qttity or lioafon. DOODLE SAM. The ebesyrpeoke.frig-tte; with forty-nine cnonon, Is gene oat to 'captiae . i . inti tirl:4l in the Shan:tan, Oar frhote 3s :.trgest, and as for the tree, The yarthees are. MA ay, he En A iislt Lut:lew. fee "SAI-ILEor: ig.for its. N'Atut.6...: is s. great matt, Nvite'trieti to heat the Rais. Dotting a I see the Chnaptake; I see her in the fght see her colours fly; I them--out f ; ,,lcight Titereb Alp ot; On tle toast; t is .1 sound of cannon; I trezuhle for the news of the. Chi: , .,tareak'e and ~Sluthrion.• St. George be is for i;nghnd; Arn iSbi for Our Ituler is fur France; but wboril the deuce are we for? • DOODLE SAM. " 'Tis but a random shot has brut our colouis low! Tliey'n soon 1)e, up again ay, up I see Oral i;o.. But what'sliiat betiides e There something goes tip blue; 't is the old British flag, and the highest of the two !, Kt. George he is for Engl.:111i; for.hituself Atacrica's the dupe, tud our Bute : :: gettibii pelf. ' THE SPEAKER m usi SPErili! a noniesteii,ro is Deri • v:dontl what seems queerer ' etsytrolv like this, —A SPiaAkE.l - 1. means a. 11E41 RER LYCEUM Tti The new Farce of Sharp and Pat was repeated last night. anti, as -considerable omissions had been made, it was received in: much more favoarable manner.. Indeed, we may say that: it experignced no opposition. We are far from approving the attempt s of Managers to force upon, the such pieties sti l etto to havereceived:a detittetttlleaton on their first representation, but some allowance should be anode ; it is difficult, before a piece is performed, to know 4 what passages will be most sucbesstul, or. he deemed oteeptionable; and eS the audience on u first night constitate but a very sinallirirt of the public, if every thing dint ot • fcluied them'shoidd he removed, it seems hard to deny an author a second fl 1. 'We do. not, how ever, say this 1y,7 way of s upporting the nenfarce, which is certainly vety Weak in itself, and which is chiefly, if not entirely, indebted to,the Perfor mers and toe Music. By Such pOWerild 9id its CSistence luiy be prolonged sOrtle time, particular ly 3111 e ittYigorating touches should be intro duced. KF .Atro,'4.--This place has this day e;chibited a greater display 'of fashiouables,than at any ti);te this season,. ante the arrivalS this day has been exceedingly numerous ; aniimg ‘vitom were the Duke of Noaroi.x, .the Pitt of FiCatFAHONT , and many other distinguished nobility. Contoll * BLoomlnt.i) arr:ved this mnraing, in a .landan,, soon after three o'clocki and many persons near the Pard.on rose from their beds, in exreetation the Put NCI 4atiEs'i. wus 312.iyfd, but Were much di's;'kppointed The Steyne and ,the Military Pa rivic have beet) thronged with company during the aft(..rt,oon, and continued to increase till hall-past eiv.ht„ at which time the.hugles, which ILid been staff ionet at some little distance train the town, au nowiced the arrival of tbeyatticF. Itr.ogrvr, who alfg!Jed at the Pavilion ogni after. His /loyal Highness was accompanied ,by Cohmti TatitiN- Tos, Sir W,lLLt.km KEPPEL ; Mlijor HoWA4I) 1 . 9 i• )(Med in another carriage. • Alta ILAstp:ag folk.wing letter was written by a cranny or alerlt;. to his master, itt,consequence of aneNterior Winclow ,,, sliutter i nk; higArn down by a severe north-wester : • o N oortion.e tint—Yesterday vesper arrive great horn . -- Cane, with muck f..trepitation : valve of little, aperture not fasten: first make great trepidation and palpitation, then pre cipitate into precinct.. Gov grant master morn long life, and more ,ccteat post. • • I remain himourable sir, i aall token of respect, • Master's writer, ThAsoNAtre:+trrne. p . S . No - tranqtlility in house since: valve - 44.. , I send for carpenter to re-unite. The Duchess. of 13.t.ctoto r,:t) g ves her farewell on the PktINCE' Reoc:;yr's birth-day at the Castle, previoti• to her leAving Irehuni, F ou r the Duke of It.tc.tr:ktolsn't, C hild r i eo a y_ rived at Ittchrnowl . 3,londay It'obil Duly Asa single decree of fashion drort from ieue l ui u se that article of extensive Inailttfactitlct, the / 0 0 4 /' -so,a.sbnilar mandate may tend to restore it . as ataa ; Nticle of dress, at .li..ast. AL the, Vittoria Ft".te. scarcely one (ientleniati appeared: without latehets .lineldo, both in the kneesof the sntall clothes and in the shoe:'.---Wt ',sine cre l y hope, flat for s, i ike of the 13611th - 10am manufacturers, that the example may beni uversally followed. CATIJOLIC BOARD. „4 • • 2.---There etas no Assembly of the Catholic. Board on Satorda ; :nnr•will•tbere taee - many . ..`kiveLingst.,we should &wing the tour- vacation. ‘l:e,,: for our pits, would wish that this body would allow. themselves a length ened recess, and this, we know is also thedesire many of the most sensible...among thenuelves, Perhaps there hai been :already even too nineh disecu,sioa of some topics.; :upon this we will not at presenr stop ti) debate : the next Session of Parliament:w prove,the' best •stiludard by.which to judge of it ; but this touch at events seems readily admitted,' that eiseizgh him taken place•for s,ll reasonable objeets, and that n snspeasion of labours for stone ,tim' is not only, justifiable, but expedient. • There will he - mini/ County Meetings during .the circuits. We shall Ire anxious to learn the tennur of : their resolutions ; the .more anniotts,• because we.have some reason to believe, that they ~s ill tiot hi; in entire accordanee with all the deci +ions of the General Board,' Many Alemberi of P:irliantent who are most active. in , upport of emancipation, as weil as some distinguished pri .vate who had.,passed some time in England billCC:the disrnissi,m of Mr. Grattan's are understood to have brought opinions over with them, that- will have much influence on the . count] y Gentlemen, and that are certainly not in perfeot unison' with some of our prevalent tuitions' here.—(Preiman's Journal.) Thoznits Neill; and three. Other'men, were, On the 31st last, .•!oitunittedtty Ennis gaol, to der an escort of the ItOss infanty, charged ‘eith break - .ing into the house of Cornelius O'Callaghan, of North .:,lount "16. e .s, in the conuty of Clare, Esq. with intent to murder 1l vs. O'Callaghan and chill. ' • •On SaturJay last Daniel I ak, a prisoner con fined in:the gaol of Arinign, attempted to murder the.depUty gaoler, by stabbing him with it knife. He stabbed hint twice, - abning for the Ili rbat . For tunatAy the weapon had been broken at. the point, nod-glided off the jaW-bone. Of ten persons pre sent, 01.1161 but one', who knocked down the as sassin with his tist,, butt received t'Wo Wounds in the struggle to secure him. • S P9aTIN G. ON't6Rl); Tots iAv. f‘t, n. TiftT Putmd. for al) agas. I;'onr .I,l,lelteata:: Mr. DUlllinS'S K. huVerriat,r, ,kged I 0 1 Mr. Hallett's tirlel)l, 4-y. 4 ola Mr. Starling's s'ileon, 5-yrii ' 'Even bettw.c. betwcrn.,lloineo .40,l ('‘,elebs. Gold Cop, 'l7 •Sn6scriiv•rA, Your 'Air. Jones's lb by sir Peer, nged Mr. Molotelptall,.s-yrcold i,; Cro9 "vl3l)W3 s •Yre 61,1 I,lr. - Five t ..)r ;if after4lie Aeld _beat, si* to 'four on n!•,' M. : OfF-she !toes; by P.ettor, aired, beat Mr. . arr. rt;vd. 134. enc,y, four mites, 500 gs. .12Le wurt: the 913-it.e. . . IV '''.TiN(iDON, TUCAPAYs At , (l. 3. ... 'MR Reconit, tol,? 14;1. y.:tr of n Sweepstakes of Itl4s each, with 1301. at'.. l .".d from the Itncirig Vithl; for tlirre yr olik, 444. • 1-21'1.; fonr,Bst. ,:ilb.;. fire, fist. Nth; Aix, tht. 4.: nod aged , f2 , 4t. 71h. m. allowed vAil. The within : to be stld for al)do. iffh.-41Avitled &c, two mile. , Il ftsthscribers.) V . , .. '., ',lr. tii,ctesbr, h.:At:I4;4.M, by Ck)eldighttr, S-yri old .l '4 r. ';ol',lgiote.,' eih. 1. by Alexuader the Greht, 8-yrs old 9 .:.•,, G. Bot.toir)'. , 1..iya1..",-Vri ()id . t 7.91 . ;, ros retior i ILI: Pon d t, 8-rs old. 4 Mr. **;i..s•rl's ch. m. Folly, 5-yrs (lid ~..... ... ......... For the Gold Cup,„l,A , S4lsseciJer , of lag+ earl', fur all n4t.s. The ivitiuer to befi;uld for :VJO;,-.t ; tI, i ee-roile heats (ri . o:t Sti',::3ll,eN.) Mr. l'eurlt'.4 .I r ili.i,d.tiackville's) Ch.c. by \‘`.ti ,on ) 4-yrs-ohl, At. 1:11). w:Alted i.vet:. rui E MA UK rlrs. • - SMITHFIELD :,1:i ,, ..ET, .!tiGl/31: G. day's Nlarlmt Iris not weIl• anpp,ietl Mt)? 'Mr vat iota kind; of cattle: untl Porliwvre 4!,, , trer Mutton,. and Lamb, 4 . 011 at 1 .A ,1 trade, for the•ntost i)4rt,. was not over lois , - 'll.i in the 1.1.3i-ttatrltet were somewhat dull Hav ~,td Clover Ictelo.d laht price 4; Stritw obtained 3 Irett , r ~.e. utulermentioned priCes and tlutabers are t c,rrect statement the * Otral, per tirone of alb. nisei, ss. tid. 4d. ' * * Mallon, As.. 8(1. w 1; 1 . Gil. L a mb, 04.4;(1. to Fis. ‘'d.%l, as. Od. to Pork, 6%, Od. to 7s, eat. Religts,tiuo. ...Sheep and L.tiabi, ;Snt!. Calves, 100. Pigs, goo. 1111, 31. ss. tt, 51. LS. Straw, 11. lOs. P. 11. 183., 'Clover, 41. lat. to 61, 101. . o"'t NI • ' " ' C ,t , EXCIIANO,,,., ,1t,(3,,c-r C. We have no frev4 serrivt.l,, of Wheat oi i it, I hit morning, ~blit wicit.was left ietiq Manday's and ‘t*, . ~..d.., . ' , Nlarl(e4 ; was qu'ite errlal In the tfernani, the :g.i. 1,c.,,.., ,;.01, at tha last rintied price:‘, ; 7,lajt Is stea.dr.; of li trier. their IV't but Mille at mArliet, ..nii the Valle met ely nominal; 1).:.. 4, livans, and rtther kind-. u: (;I.lin tonain at nor last ettrreiwy. Eaglish Whiat. 41s. .!",) s„ 675, I Nlnill 1 Tirli Beans 81c.--'1• Floe ditto ICAs, 313 i, 3 ris. ',col ()tti - .. .- 11,;.: 17s. F4reigis (10. 97i. 1n74. 12:2,3. Fine ditto - - - Stis. oOs. li . - - - ~:s, G;ts, Poland (info - .. 47i. 84s. 11 it lry - - - eta,. ;3-is, mi.:. I.lnt. ditto .. - ..viii, -...5. Malt - - - - ;di. !..40. Potatne ditto - -45 a. —v. Azitw ditto - - - on, ---.... ltatie ........il 4.11. 4;..1. per Lag'. ‘Viiitr Peake (Imil.l 110‘. 110.. Fine Flo.ll' • .- 105.4, this Grey Pease - .6iisi (t 7 t 4. 7:ls. 'secn:44,... - -100 s. 105 i, 1 !Vick Deans ... - -70 s. aO-. • DRsTrunTrtvP. rtas.--This morning, between i. 12 aild I Wei a dreadful fin! broke not upon the, 1 2rimi l io..3 of I.ly, (1L1,11i,3,' Clbee.ic.intrilLfer, opposite NVititeeltni)el cfnirelt„ . %%16(41 at first threatened destruction to the Iteighhnitrhood,•a:t.d lintwithstanding the .prompt arrival. of several engtnes, so rapid was its!progrt..ss -that 4 houses (v..e.nre informed), were. destVoyed,.. besides the • One' where it cinnuttnteed. A Scotch naturalist has taken much pains to re but l the conceits of Dr. Jomcsog,, tiv tag an ne..c.otant ur utrtte.tre-es tll S.cntk.nd. t to mentions Ail oak, '24 tt.tetsix Inche' rotio2l, at frau• to: 4 froin the gtciund ; Eilatoite, in to. chal)er, 58 lot round ; ;mother , at 13cii1hhd 4 feet round at four feet front the gronad , cheirint it yilinaveo; 42 feet eight inches, ronntl - ; and ayf at I'hrtitigal, 6.• ct follow ',lt4 eryita fr , ho Fetic Brisil,.kyrno! TiVre kin tin. p0 , .-. 4 ..t5,i0n Of jAdy . 1 ) (22t13)V1-hgtiapv, 11 w'ro'th jp al i a i t , t i coc k- v 4 ,21t. 1., 4)2ll)7lltree ye i l t 3 01i1 ; 110 41 Whilt I 50M014114,...7 VCry I 1 121 the course of thr4-e e t L,4A 1 1! —lt 1.3 he: iieved iliat siri iiotetice 'tut (his I.„ilut nw h s ever , , t t ,. kgynivit itt Engi:tott hetore Jesßic jriLifw, boo, 11>•t bridiler, lit, indicted to , tahil tei:ti b ores th Court ot o fficers r !thy, tortbe. narolc 'at Int. escape of three Frelleh nark, in Aped 1141,--,(l'ireoo4:l4' 1, 44 2 al;* ') •Am.......:rtji!k. HOUSE OF BEintr , si‘ , \Txrivv , , Sib. , JIARBARITiEg ,OF TUE ZNENIY. After the adoption •of these res C LA I - (tipeaker) ,rose and. adverted to that I,,irt - M t ,essage whi.ctt. allude.:f to the in, xt c cat s ot; Oru . enemy, e :pressed his abhorren,,e• ties . eoninlitted by them,, as well te of oar citiaeul the westxrn ootier, fto .conflagration ot ottr liWe,towns, on the ~ ..11ritivie border. The latter Out; afke had ant net. tended to be denied, bt:t had beeit apolot!rison (by whotrybe did not sa) on the pteteoxe timt our people' bad" ftvst .flrett on 'rite of their Althcity,ll he believed the allegation '.ve.s 'skid, that it was thought necessary to wake. nay apology'for . it. The facts, hOwever, in both col". , ought to be inquired. into, and distiiktiv te.Cer tained: if foam, be as publie report had sta i r • them, they collet' lom the indignation of all Christ , . endom, and they ong-i)t to be embodied Ili on au - titanic document,, which 'might perpetuate ll..era on tbe page of wvre soh tanti:yl!;, the 4'emarks, its written from in,hriovy, wit Mr: clay prefaced the following resolution :--- Resolved--That so much of the PresbientN a.; n late.' in the spirit and natnovr in Which tlw war hut' wagett by time enemy, be I •ef6-red to a Select entamillve. The resolotiqn was adopted"without opp.i m or . . , • The Committee then rhse, anti the several reso lutions adopted in Ctunmittee of the whale were agreed to by the House. After these resoltaidtiS alpeed•to, CaosvEsqia Movoti to reconsickr, the reso lution moved it) Connuittee by d c edict:, for t - t , purpose •of attlottiiit,.; it. Quoting the message 0 • the Presiticor, he said that the hi rhatity Or 4)13 eneftly i WiS therein OW trasitell With the 11,1111;1,114' which had characterized the war on our part:.---- fie wished to see the e, , idenee oil this head also, and therefore wits ' desirous of amending t r s-o lotion if reconsidered„ by adding, after the woithi " by the enemy," the tom's " hod by this nation." Mr. DesnA. suggested the proprio y of recOm mitting the sublcct to the eoanilittee 0:' the whtile. on the stare ot the Union, that the ino% er of tiiis • resolve (Mr. Speaker Clay), might have an oppor tunity ot.peaking to it, it reconshked , Mr. Gaosvr.Nott said he had W't the slightest, o bj ec tion t o this co ur s e.. He also iii mutated a (11$* poSition to MLitt/111W the motion itc had made hot, Mr. Watt - HIT took the floor. Ile was opposed to the proposed re-consi:leratilm, .inincir6y !W -eil :se he thought the amendment stat'gested•wowd cast 3 relle-ci.;on, by insinuation, on the conduf..t . , of our .olicers.—ile mi . % not. divosed at thii moment to give sanction to a procedure which would .be 'a libel on our hind sod, naval 'Ctrs, who had . distinguilhell . themselves during, IVar . as m'ich by rhea r humanity as by their ' valour. The same pen which' recorded the great eploits of our navy, Woold , record the ht..na .. nity along with the bravery of its otiicer..— [The Speakerhere apprised :qr. W.,-that illhanderslofed the gea:lt..m.:o from New York, if he hart supposed him to hove e:fit any totptt:ottion On the Conduct of our oßicei s. j .W. then sailer he wished to k no , v , elicit he Might art mulerst whether\it was tolt.inded to itiSiutkAte gest, that there bad been :toffy impropriety of con . duct on our part; or'w:ietlfer, in referl ing the soh jest to a .Committee, wit intended to Awe any fuels Or Thew any cause in sole:tort of that reference. He hoped the resolve Would notle re-consider edi althoughl, if t Irere were slightest I. , tound f.tr such tt untie he shonl.l tot hesitate to institute A l ii. dairy ittto t!)e cottidnet f any individual t rio . should have tbtred to 'violate the usages of ktNli s(:) sacredly Observed ,by the, government an4l our people in general. • Mr. GaosvExort saaid he merely wished, as 'the ' object of , the flinumrable Speaker 10(1 been avow ed on making hi's motion to be the obtainment of an historical dochment to p t l'itetnntv blrOnr:ty of the enemy ; and at in the ows,age this 'ol4b.lui ty. had been conttosted %rid) our humanity, that the facts on the out Icaitel shOlll4l accootiratiV it an rite other.. Ile 146reitw-!3aiii, th a the dill for snch ttiper would be l'ai% ft Ht Rresent.- lug . a lib,el onso O ar ilieer, as the 6 1 -0 , ,.•1imn Iron, Maryland seemed to s t ipp-,se.--Mr. however solicitous : - thrutt Cili! title' of hisiourtion, fOr which he said he felt h,,t, little anxiety . SouTa v:tt A .--Tho. Gr.—ritmont of Puerto tit 101 lUeo, eoliluence of 9. t ,.:lse;it.deerer tortvi, hAti proclailiiol vat i itow eofornaeill regulatious'adapted to prom tc the pro , T,nity of that settlement. The !.vrytolore Cu joyed by the Capitol of the ; only, art: ex tendCd to ;dl the other 'ports., neutral vessels in:lydisuntirge their „kok t I ke re t i trn eiit goes „of 'the ifftlduot.i.n , of .t 01 , IllerehntidiZe, inelißtiug. the pre cioth inetais,,n'ithoitt the ne.:essity of reler; in.:, to the rwit9w , ...4lMßV of the c,t,it.d. The of gold and silver i 3 duty tree ; f foreign countries, there is to be ;;')tf; 3 'percent, tna•otl It) per cent. The ; : i ; :mi.,ll expoftcr:of Cattle Rays two dollars a. , lle.ni for tile. iargti; untt lour reall for the ' the for-i , a • - exporter pays three doll:ars for the former, Itatt, teals fur ,the latter. The li..itie.sl Op6ti ()OJT ttrt;- ries are to he lowered.--\Ve, 11:co , 11,.: insert tin. Pre)clal l: , tie,u,•or ti,c local intereA uod on,o\4' Attffiq'tt.ltr 13------, it it iti duct t ttl> 'r rve-ivert it; titct It:. ; 1). ,11 .11;iitetitt..! ti ttti .tot , 4 ~;, # t i t il l 4 t :t v ::l i i 2;' ll l.h : N t: t t : : rj e. 1 :t ;1 . t; 0 1 .1c ) . 1 1' • I k ' . 1 , 4:: The Code t s i er ti v p a t . ) " :: ls irt 11 . 1 c tt tenwts of lit .tt•l'rnitce, ; etinip.tg•ci Lt l i ct , r , •,, v • " it, tt • kk VlCrally a,tonttta in tile prittclirAlitie-4 of the C°llfetleration of d i le alti , .