The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-14 00:00:00

Y ' r i w viaa►y aivity ie OfH. of Re, neis in nil ex, ve been I ships, meat of 6Ca equine, which attack. all the Ir, and visnac. mrthen 1 an hn. ire had :know- , d, and ith re. Lranee. :trains. d fsitb, Ise des• to the V of his 3 ale rce, by the o f his na gu d mtiriLigo II shall all Ow to that ed upon o f that ence she nies and i of tho tistencep. vith the hick ate the In.. hen she :usc4 of $ of its and of hic Go' lout Pao i es hove Without las crier" lg but a 39 She Wii DT SCI ie s I of con• the Ger• itiON Of them to ices "11" t will be will 3 him a Europe ; tack OOC est is go nut fa she (91. rest ail' :e of he: :tau tl' e Lawfully c War. tilgiarldl _ hit g in e of net alliance rvc ~~'~• ie f e 'lien sh e w ithou t b e Can' other never . - ties at pleasttri; by applOpriatiiii Nalta—England will tlfenlive arrived 2e pacific sentbunts. Hatred and envy have but their day." , 4 CADIZt .Dxc.. gelterallThelieved.that a rombined Expedition : will take place agziist gib » , rakir. The possession of this place by the,,,Engli4h has been fin. a long time a reproach upon our weak t rtes ; and. if the War which, has just been declared pr'premised no other, result,but that of putting us in pesiession of this important place, which at present seem s like an amputated limb, we shall rejoice that it has happened. This day the ROYAL F.sm 1 I. Y will COl/4 to town :for the season. In the evening they will honour 'COVtnt Garden Theatre with their presence. : ,5, ; .•,, • 1 'OA Wednesday Ills MAJESTY will hold a Levee 'a/ Si. James's Palace, and receive the AddressfrOm the House ofLords. •• • On ThurSday fits ,MAJESTY, will receive. the Address - froth the finuse - of . C"ainions, and hold a Chapterof the Order 'of the Bath, far' - the purpose of disposi ng of , the Blue . Ribband yacant.by the death ' of the Duke of•ROXISURGH. ' Earl CHasT,Ettriap? is expetted to he hanoured with it. ~ Friday H ER M AJESTY w i ll hold a Drawing' R oom ' • at St. jarnes's Palace, to-celebrate her Birth.day. ,In the eveninv HER. MAJESTY will have a c 0104! 9 'and, nd a parlY,. at B•uckingharo.hpuse. ~ • ~. , On Friday the 'Dolt a :of' /text. arrived at 'Wind.-. a' tor, on 'visit t o T H E lA . M A i lesTl ES. ' : ' Saturday morning. Hai - MAJESTY, accomp an i e d • , ty the DUKE Of KENT, attended) by, L.0p.1 . ,WA Ls I NG-- ItAt,i, Generals Si . a"tictit. and . GotitioN, walked 'to the new Horse Barracks, and inspe6ted•rhe'Oaford flues ; and afterwards walked to„Frogmore,- and Met the QPE tiand Pit tric.essEa• -cr4c Royal 'Parry. stopped . there to dinner. Yesterday Morning the ko'yikt:FAMILY attended bivine Service at St. George's Chapeli• and hear d 2,1 excellent Ser mo n, preached,by -the_ Rev. Dr., TIE A.TR.... . . • After Divine SerVice the Royal F/1.1 , . i I i,r took an tiring to -Frogninre. . '' '. . Council was yesterday afternoon : held at. the. . I Juke of PoitTL AND'?/l.in. P;Ccatlillr, -at which were tescnt Mr. PITT, Viscount SIDMOUTH, ViScount ilirt.vitt.s, Lord C ASTLEREAGH, anti Lord Mtn.. . inve. ~ A cou nc il was also held at his Grace's: (louse on Saturday.• .• . , - ' • . , . , , Yesterday the Spanish Ambassador had an audience bf Mr, Pirr, at his house, in Downing:street. • A Proniotian of , Lieutenants to the rank of Corn. titanders, and of Midship men to that ofLieutenants) tas within these few days taken.place.. . . ....,Sortle risodifi cat i or i of 'the Rate s of Poitage, 'by wnielt a• large increase of Revenue ii - 10 arise, ii thied to i n in contemplation fone ;) As A arm i Also ancrease: t t penny on,twopenny Post-letters, b eyon d the, alks of the metropolis. ' ' . We Itar that the E'arl of Boot trrou Amis.' t a Eli' tt ) l:e Chancellor of the Dutchy of la ncaste r. '. A dt• PA AIiAM, qic, Police Magistwe, ,attsmoutli last week f o r the purpose of ins went peaing PlVie condition of the Convids in confinement at that ace • - ' . . . p 4. .. .. . . • .. i : nit Ittee rieart - Coogress , have . lately 'been . oecis-' l'l' l in lA'c ilificussion.of .a iiill. fur, .‘." . Restraining, , ti,i,e Mcr:chants of that . Country from arming their. . v t° eh, and' forani a Trade . to' St. •Domingn," to consequence, they say, of " that ' island'beitsg In a ' t • Sta . kt u, c 0 11r0 . - .rcbellian against • the MOrlitii.' °entry" . , 1 it is strange that the AmeridanS, in this instance, tiould forget the principles for Which they so loudly tOntended '.at the tittle when, they declared' . there: selves independent _of. Great Britain, Theiinu-. 1 caleots emph,led by.,thetn fin that occasion, are, with .lngular propriety, retorted upon thetn novi. 'Fiance !1.41 soletnnly declared the Freedom of the "Blacks-- that treedom was afterwards withlteld,--the, civl', mPaa i s deattoycd-7.-the.parties are. at War ; an d , to the 131-acke are 'masters Of thtCountrY, the.l-4,11,,.i r•f *War must be supposed to exist. Till tifey are ci tied, they are n® , more it ,, Province Of 'France ofa ' any C P 4 4ty, of. England.,.. or., any of,the States' ..i. America.. 13esideF, if France can prohibit the .I, rade ( lir one year,. she 'l'll44i6Ni:tit it for ever. ;pile measure, therefore, cannot bercittidered-other.. p ar i t e than, : -, as eYineing A AtrOttg, ditipgrxitiOn .on the tilt 0 . the American Le-atter* to cort , the fri."2.o - o f i,II?N. APARTE I it' the e,t' . P - C'nce of every prin t . r°' Attlits anti thin -Ida tibvioisi Laws of etsto' Slit ree, ZP,, 1:4 proseairig i s, tikely_to, meet, With , violet+. eesition; and the Merchants or the different Statcl,, ' , 141111 against it a s fraught with injustice 'to - thent. altiollnesls .atidunauthoSised : by the State of their xera. - : o, v itll France. 4 44 ; `)attiztday morning; at seven o'clock, the re_. from ; ,1 1. the'hiteEatl of . 'ttosstVrt were removed' ... 4 , 18 , P'aul' a gilt, near Windsor, for interment in Sr. I-. Still•athedral, and arrive d . at. the Yerksjiiire., tus,.„, L ),. New-toad,' at one, . where the Compiwy - d: ' The Protersinit was is followS:' The Undertaker: • Two Condu dors on H o rseb ac k : State tiorse Coronet, antiVnehion: T',.v9 ConduCints on Hersebackud tatieasaSix Hor , .. , • ~ •:..' n Six Horseme n in Cl oa k s . lil ses, deconstecilYith Escutcheons, Feat he 42, l'il. Can n and Velvets. C oVered with rich . black velliat, rich clad',. art „ Furniture, and b rass I nscr ip t i on . - '"' His Loidsiiip's Arms . : • n ~. .... fi,Lx i lth..l4o ! t at WZD 1., K . 111343 it alt., , • •.; ; It ~.. uaron of llosilyn; Baron.Loughbcrough, l' s " n i,m 'VII rebruary, 1 73-DleCi ici Pinturry, 1 8 0 P.,- , , ttiv 4 m !Ite! Oil fuse, with silk hatbands, and trunchz r a. , eittthe;!,l7Zuct*.t."4. d ; l ',7o'.P.,:e i si l a i tate:uti);' g v i cathe f fitaclit", te44,1,1„.,k battiantisand•witutts' • The Brit' and 'second coach' C ier kou r ""' th Fail-besrers * third coach. the two • - c h - t4ltki i n l e e rs, Sir lames Sinclair Erskine', Bait. and Mr. an ewbo,; filurtia.,coaclii klessrsi •Wrottesley, Coates, litt, follower d, his botneStics.• Hia 'Lordship's two c ar-t tneucis P ctl 'e tr u in as did Sit !Arno a's, and those ui two ' TI, • e thre_cava lcade arrived at St. Paul's at 'half past , 0 ,c) whetcthey were met I T a Prebendary. of the h o ... rah, itsson:lwt and.cooduftedto tl.tP ChaPeis wh ere the 'lstil t , u wi t ::read, The body was taken date the riw t i tiss n i tict the Centre of the dome, and there , set . NI re . U ntil iii, ' :Yatili is - finished. The corits . tt svi RlAlee4 abtkve till dle jikagacial of the 13 44 1 .:- - Cot Was - -i4Cl,4tiot. Frost the LONDON gAi:ZZYTi?. an. 12-3 1545. ilelodraltf.:osce, 7att. 'l2, i Bog. " - Copy Va. Letter from - Sir 7. - T. Duckworth; K. R. of the hiso• &c: Mirsden, k:s7.. elated. on board the Shark 4 Port . , ;Royal, ya . maica, 4th of Arbru. - 1804.. • SIR, Yott will receive herewith a Copy of three Let. sera, respeeting the Capture of Privateers, by Echo,' Bknche, and SuVorieure, which I requckt you will lay before the ' Lords CommiasiOners of the Ad. tniralty, • I am, Sir, • J. T. DUCKWORTH. Hit Majesty's Ship Echo, ut &gable, 804, of the Island of Bonaire. , Having ireiivered the Dispatches you did me the Honor to entrust for AdMiral Dactes, on board the Surveillante, obedient to -your-Orders I proceeded off having made Ilia N. W. end of the Island of Bonaire, on the 3othSePtember I fell ,in with a French Lugger; which, after a Chase of two hours, run on shoed; I immediately 46patphed the Boats, under the Command of Lieu. tenant Jones, who has much credit in isexer iiims in bringing her off with little damage.-- She'proves to be the Hatard, comnianded by zen Lambart, 'pierced for 16 guns, but only• ten e fqoupders mounted, and $ o meoi a new vessel, atifi, sails fast • out of Gaudaloupe ten . days, and had., only made one capture 'of the Brig . liawk, from 'Trinidad, irrbillast, the Master of , which . ' haVe r;-taken,. with two.of , her Crew, and have given Jim charge of the Lugger, to conduit her to Ja. • I haire the.Honour to be Stc . : (Signed): E. BOGER. 7. T. Duck•worth, • leis Itiajestyi.s Ship, Blauchep. of 2 ISt 08o6er, tBo4. I beg leave ioacqu4iot you, two this Morn.. ing capiored , Gracie-ilk' Fiench Schoonei, pierced and cquipprti for 14 gtini i and. hid oil. tinard 5 men ) , from St. No de .coba,, to Sc.:Dumitigo,! with. Troops .and Dispatches, whieh I was fortunate to 'sate. :•• (Signed) ' lA:CH/ARV MUDGE. To Sit jolYY . ThAmas.Moktvolib, B.• •• .. • • Big Majesty's Schpyfer La qupe'rieurf, 111 . ; , Christ, Oa o w __nib . 22, r . . 3! R~ / have. v e .the Ilonour -inform you, that His jesty's S - chociner under my Command id! in..syith, this day, and, after a chase of four hours, ctptured . Le' Chaiseuf French Pti "iitteei,' of five and sixty.siX. men,. Pilot.boat-built ; put tiffs i) three day s , anti had. not. taitcn,pny. thing, . She has just had a thorough refi t at St. Jas;p, arid is one Of.. the 'fastest . sailing.- Cruizets ouaia. loupe, from whence she i;commissioned. • ~ They, tie. feuded her from a long tz.pottuder as wo:came-,up, and succeeded in cueing away, our . square,sail yard, lower studding sails, slightly wounded the foremait forc. , yard, an in Cutting 9ok'siilisiid running 'riggin4. The •E ne rv y had fiVeivoui ded,. one of whom is since dead., I have (Signed) W,.C, Flt9lyipw, 42cur. commanding, Ta Sirjohn'Thitiras nuckmiio'rth, K. ..Co/sir:ander Chief, b'es Etc. !pet. • •_. DOVER,JAM:I3,'6 this mo.; . - rnent informed; through a ehannelon which I ran fnily"'rely; that the Freitchniati . who' was the Bearer •of the Diipatchisi and Who . .W . aa taken . on board the 'Gum.hrig, is: 'Beni' back 'from the' Uttecht,...but• that no'diipatehes 'Omit' returned by him; PORTSMOUTH, J. 13. A Frestch --Lugger Privateer, it is supposed, has captured oW.Beaohy Fit ad the ship Sarah, from America, with !Umber, as SIMMIS One of a Fteet, and was missed off BeaehY ,Eked, where a Lugger Pri To/per 'was eeen.cruizing. Arrived the following- . Transports from Jersey, with Troops, viz. 4/irbe Tuppr, Ajax, Chaplialt, ebatkivh.and Arritted a large Fleet of, Transports from the powns,, and., several.. Collier s. and, otstward-bound , Wokndia Ship*. s ' PLY *MTN, JAN. 12. —Arris s, id the Prinie, of 98, guns, from the Channel Fleet, tO::refi . i, having Fet4iVed;damage`in' the I 4 t r O Sailed the Arnphion Frigate on a'fa the NVeitivard, and the Tratirt armed . Shiis'fOr MOuntq BajP: On ;T,h4rsdif Etiening a sisriai wis' Made, at one :alive:Telegraphs to the Westward, supposed to be , ther Lizavd, - signifyinvitat tirt-Ettemy . was on the 'coast 1-13itt as no intelligence te ‘thar effca ha been since- received, it is considered to hate been falic , „, arrived the Prossian Galliut k/qpirmt, .of Stet. tin, laden with. wine, from Boordeaux, 'hound to Tontkingen, put in to . tefir, haying .received damage in her rigging. Arrived the Spanish Ship 81.. Arr. dent, J. 13. BARAGORTE. ithStert from Vira.Ctuz, bond tO St. Anderni. laden with-. ;4pr,, cochineal, Ate, flollare r detained the 3oth tilt, by the Lacy hired armed Ltigger.4 DVAL, J Mt . Majesty's Bomb' relliViill; from Durigeness, and sailed for the *Note. Sailed the'Yaimeutb Lighter for Sheerness; Arrived the evirtatit, 'Tigress ) ;la lien Gun. from of ioutogne. by t tie' arrival .. of'itic 'thit4 - bapt: fioin Sc. Titt ; Maes. in 4.6 - days; that :three aays prier to her ‘ail it from thence the Town took fire, the whole •of vhich, with the warehouses .adjaining . (con: twining IF e, cotton, oc.), were t9.t01i3; de's!roied. The liohabitants were in the greatest fqr want; of places to go into. Also arrived the Shir- Hope, Capt. BENNET, 90 days from liondurf!s fiq • Hull and the American Brig.Efixri. Capt..rlttow . tt, from Norfolk, with tobacco, for orderS. Sailed last evening the ,Q,ltort Cheylotte Packet, C 210.. MUDGE, and the Chesterfield : Packer, BLIGHT, with Mails of the 3d inst. the former for ./siwi'ltork and Halifax,: and the latter for Jamaica and Barbadoes. Signals were last evening made At the . Lii:ad Signal. Post of ,an "Pnetny's Fleet having been -seen to the Westward, steering notthnorth 7 east alma, after it was reported that a Messengeehatt:- been ,ilispatched. from the'Signal.Post, stating, 'that it;Wa9 adually the case ; this day it was also raid, 'that a, Magoon Inid , arriverl from the Commanding Officer at Penance, with a Letter to the General (Wer4roarr) here, that;:oo sail of the i triemy's Fliricilla (escaped. from 'Havre) had been Seen off Agoura's Bay; in conseqatqlee, the Town has been in , much alarm ; the Troops quartered here are ordered to hold themselves in readiness to march at an hout's notice. , • •• . ANOTHER.: LETTgit, "SAME liAiq. "The inhabitants of this and the "Western Towns were ;Lame/Lon ThurSday and yeslerday, by a re.. porr that the Er;emy's Fleet were lit sea, and ac. . ivally in sight of our Coa,t. The news wacbtought. to Falmouth on Thursday evening, by sn Express sent purposely to:Gen. Wt.croito;:from the Officer of ..the; Signal.post ,on 'St. Anchiniy's Kead_(th e Sooth.tastem. extremity of FalmOuth: Hatl3 , 46r). The So ldiers and Volunteers in Falmouth h a d no . rice t 7 o,hold themselies - in readiness; and, the-'Whole of yesterday, all. was expeetaticiti and ;ansci;t). Conceiving it tulle 'our duty to ascertain the troth of a report.of so.much.linppetanc,' - whial the Sik na l.po s t s , t41.1/1 . has doubtless car, -ried'lo a cnnsiderahle welt, we yesterday sent expresies to different quarters, - to tibtatin all poiai. .ble ..infortnatiop on the stkbjeek; and the . result..of °Lir inquiries reduces it to 'this : "Art Expreis from the Signal.pott at the Land's: 'end arsived at P enzance .on Thursday ,about . .. two:- ~.o'clock, 'and informed that a large French tugger Ptivato;er 'was off •the Lariti's:end=thai she had 'c!ii;tiireil a .brig, amt was in.chase of Inother; In lfd'ialeArk time . tbe,,Signal..-posts conveyed the n.etys to:each;other till it came to,St, Anthony'. }lead. By thi s time a singfellialVateer the story of the three black crows)- was magnified Intel Fleet' of 'Men . of War ; . and s. when . the . rumour reache Loodod, which it doubtless will do, it will most.. prObably, be :said, that- fifty: thousand'TienChrniti - have landed in .corn wall, and eaten op. all thi tin' and • copper.ore, &c. We know that Admiral C ,, RriwiLt.4was at tits post, off-Brest, on the '6Lh instant.' • PISTRIiit7TION OF PRIZE-MPNEY • To the Oißms. and Ship's' Lompany of His Majesty's HUM:Arnim% Cutter.„King George 'the Seemul; for the Re capture of the 'British Tar, the titti Oat. 143., on Thilistay, - next. °revery day afterwards, .at No. ;la, Upper Thatues street , . TO the Coffers sand :C l onpany of His' 'Majesty's 'Hired Armed Cutter Vox, for the,Capture, of, ..La. punkerque, in - company with 'His Majesty ' s' Ship ' C arysrort, the 24th August, 1803. 'on the loth instant...between eleven and three, at NO. 9, NeveHroad-street, or every Wednesday and Thurs• day afterwards,..fer"three years. .• . •• •• To :tile Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship bion, for the:Capture of the !:ranch S nip Petrunelle, thesth 1 une, 8031 this day, at No, z, Little Yicotland,yard,,White-. half ; and every day afterwards; except Sundays, blitWern .ten add three, ~• • . . . Captain ';[. W. LtVaiNIV appointed' tci the 51reiera : FrigAle, at Poitsinouth ;' Capt. MALiort, •to ' the Heir, 3 new . Frigate and Hon: 4.iout.• }LI).uNcA.N, to the command s prartt.npore,. of the Blily:e :'Sloikp, vice Ccitbeft, • ••I 4 ue OPPRAi — Notwitlistanditig tlieieVere wea. tner,ha numerous and elegant.: audience. were .present al 144:representation of II 'Wove° ,dill Amoi7 , Fra,. tgrnet,9nSliurclay last,at the .K.ing's Theat re, and they had sufficient . reason tobehigitlygriiiifie cl - wi di the cit.. traordiniorypowervoi.Mcs: t.t.rtacTON, who' lung niosttlel!ghtfully. tier duet wi thßtortt, limits second actc•anti the 'other with VIGANOWI L were raptor., nut y applauded, and unanirrinaily4ncnred. Nothing could ex ced her slow Sonsat toinli of .carter,.. fink taste; elegance,''aiid . exPrefsiOn.' Her' Ara4liera also Iwas%in the 141te.st styleolexcellence, and 'music • charmingly accompanied -by . . her. brother, who ia certainly much iMproied Since last season, exquisite aube.mas before.- De's - fiAv:cs was•all fire, g r ace; • and stre n gth in his as leutin the-Opera ; an d P. limn, who dAnces. in the .last ati, was warmly admired. " :Mrs. puLlNcrott 'and her Brother; it it, s4id, torah so try, • t he• experinian of 'Oratorios' during the • ensuing. Lent, at die Opera.Hottie... . • BOine,qf the Public Prints flare sent Mattet.atr.. TV to "recruit his health and spiiiti at Bushy The truth is, that lie.has nor been ablCioleave his roorn,yet, though he is no longer confined to '-his bed. When he is sufficiently recovered be h to . tn:ike a visit to that,..plact..- .• • ----.- inscsaid of thexnan who a day,or two , ,ago stale a cynsiderobte quantity* j'alnp,,that lac tterely wanted t 4 t 4 4e Abysir. Friday!.aftcrnoan Mrs. S.Co ct, tNs (i)fPortittnoutif Theatre) was much burnt, by tittioatites taking firth,' owhilst in the: aft of. witlt.irawiitg 004 tit ittr clutdren from a I. attgerous sittotton near the, fire. the olel custnm ot • Grit five in ten, or fit* . ten j4l twenty of Lottery Tickets, is again revived, and scver4l loss hare bOusitt and lucked p p; at aratterr thar:plaw. Fran the Very . great theiC is :a-. virlatittkirf, cite t s being jc,trae, and of course i the ' tinsii•=the' firit '1 1 ,41. i s *A WO tit. rcits,iinchl 001 be very - • s 1 + .• • We have .ro. t fay a pi /Idling will!). of Wit and . this trade continues as our late accounts', s in general are heavy, aid arc named aca Small Cher redttethln ; Earle, is arrived in, good pi t ity, - hay^ing 4 <letnati9, -it goes'•Off readily ; Pe, Beaniolettelt sott,'-have variition; are irT good supply, - and at prices ocarly as tidr,li as is Fiour, which totnes.very plentiful. . . li ilvac 754 a 92S a 98s ad Bel - .Se..tt - SIS a s 7; Fine ditto - - lobS 4^.10:r 6d TititliealiS 485 it 54. R ye - - .. 5 04 ti 563 on o.lq - ; .2135 . a 32s a 3 4.. Ji.aley - - 46,i„a £l5 or: ,Poiand au...:, fss, a 3 .Gulf - - 7/I' , s Sos 04 Rabe Seed - - 31 a Whir,. I , e,,se 54s a 6os od hta:- Flour - 'S4s d SA: C; IO Y ditto - 44 4 .48s art Seconds. - , - - Ba - a 434! Yesterday tnorning: Statoe hundreds of sksiters' paired to . the-Stritentine'River, :in:hopes of finih is sufficiently hazer) to enable: them; #itnnat ciang to enjoy. their favourite amui eMera.. exam ing.thc ice the generitropir,ii,an was, &it it no means safe to venture upon it. At. three howeier, abiwilwenty persons wereditriot'enno to'make a . trial, and'for wine time . s‘kaited Withi any accident befalling. the in ;-- this encouraged oth er end about 'four teclOck.,' ,lea 4 fiCry, rsons vt 'on' the ice, when it gave , way,, nearly `tine ssl time, - in two - different' places. - brit per. , 171. NV:I4 messed in the:Water . not tar ifioM the on the north side. of 'The rivet, WhOi' after a 'hi , struggle, succeeded' rf reaching the Att,oci corer place, on the smith side, opposite the; barranl two }vita:l)s viifere !,!bolted over w7at 4 , one of them was so fprqinate .fJ ahove:tln. ice, and to he able to reach hii:itur t s Up that . it soppOrted'him Was 141 s c iitoati ab thAt he 'data not rii:4lze the le; struggle for hi s fur;!''r least lie sh:, t break lee a second rime, and accelerate hi; struCtion. -. S.Joic . of the daiirth, vitivinghis per ous prOcuiedaltid'der, to wl a ich w it s t i a rope,- and' this, they shoved along tine ice' within reach of the you ng tnln, Who teas so b numbed with the COI4, chat it was with great di ficulty lie cotild place hituself:9ponit.;' length:having done,' he wit s dragged on shOre,' ov the. ice; 'tiitliOut suffering ''any - tither injury, 04; what might lie expected from the cold. _The Most,litiely interest was nOw excited-for tl 'unhapPY.,yriuth under who m t he i ce had, first giii4 way. tlecOuld nor neatly. - reaeh,the hot tom,.l4utke; himself ati;ve 'water,: riumetio s iei bk,tqlog his arc upon the ice, and when 'this htililfsjied, him h twinatUin. A - Gentleman, - sitting IMpitl• of hunianity, rushed in:and had alruoik b f a r e . 'lie was 01;41 . 614 p iny the 'pneice!,[taotike chiefs s . if 'the bse;sfanders tied:i6gether,- Peaple: ttie:sptlt . from all eo:r'l Park, : and 'Wr'er.il handrt:dii were SO(lrlo'eNA e( ,Ropes , 15 . (1 - ladders. were at length procured,'..hui..i spite.of the uiniost execcicriis , lione"of thetii could t - m2ele riiiefyi he young rran, whoses'tre,ngtli w. Waa" t'p call, w that he Would be' able 'to np,hitt a very sirs, tbuticingii:;--Two or three of the Life.(47ii4dsid e present rtiiitie great though unavailing ek'eitions .t Save him: - One, Of theni Was walking ladder Jithieli - tv:en( down, and his feet : lieitl er ~;a ogled iii the Ut ro Os t . ,dslngc r being drOWned; The ,YOung roan hinf . struggi" 'brovely ahoUt - a got' rter:or art: hour, when a stid,'le gust:Of blew his liar, and carried-.it sia tl. other ex' rernityof the S'eipenrine. .Shortly after ii went, • dotiii, but soon iiive4red again; he. wt.t. ;101 , n asteond time, arid again appeared--he wet , down'a'-thirri time and appeared no.more I . It,wo il l not be easy to describe t h e sensati ons of the speati ..tors during tl-is hope being. Dow ave the crov..(l went over- to" the other' side cifth water. The other ~Gentleman. who' had , fallen 1 being a: good deal Older, and a pure expert met, was.able.to fight more .resolurely:for.lite.::•H was _Pet sinking,,., however, when a ..lidder Ha puttied 4y,a deekrOte.effort he hold of it, and was brought to the share. Th boat vas now procured fol the purpose of,dragginj for the dead h0t1y... , It wasspeedily pulled,roUnd,s.t4 the Other side ; but alarge hole was then discovere4 Wife. 'Some . minutes' befOre tI4I could bd mended a n al 'ail hopes. were , ' th, possihilisy of bringink'the."younk brim to life. me dia te ly upon getting.tifith the 6:hi nt;ef tVeipot . waiellbein dragged. t'• !vibe the: wit h a hii'at' i t was:oo4-18d to the i-eepeOlilSoo.4e to.underto process iecosooleotteci by the Vec . did not bear the tonne Of • Ihtf-ift.lai eit sa fare r, rionCh'io a ppearance-there - can connetti*Os•are.resficetible. pra . iSe theioililitlual'ztal that was displayed. The public strangelients seemed extremelyill cone - Cited. Witri ?tore; *pea the young Irian might' have . 1ie . 4.) res. - dtietilfitliotitAifficultyl :and if .the sooner, titerei'little.clqUbt that hc,titight have bc4 restored ItO tat': t 1.1f,t ,, . *ol.lng Gentleman,, of ,IrOyAeri' . .; tee! . a.piteorant4e reLpedatble connexGris,,,•wits-rin SiturdayttleteAed-in'an; attempt to se . ll . 64.ltscgt , k ,fit ate 'Reliki belonging to another., ,il,rsonat l ed, :to' ;the rimounr of 'lo l ooo]. ~ C ( 11; ) ; i1 1 0%‘1111:-412 Whiclo:44 be'lr4Yed, at the .titni log fOrwrii,...ereateasuspici k : 47 ..i m Lite Clejitt,"ri:s,o a"skrci laic :some questions, amidf ccen:n4 the st at; k. cirri not beloog.ro.hlea. IJc -Wail'i..4*MtdWely'xlkett.intu custody, 'and-under went- irpriNtretexa toififtinn`. .• ' The stalernent in tits Motroi'tig Pailers,k,f of jioNA.PARThii. laving ' 'himself '7i4f.tietiri.'.to. KING, txin e ssitteli disire7fo i,the re. e4ta1.. , 1411.,:he0t 61.-p e ; t e e , eloseti the l atm ireo ire ; 01. f icgdri . Art ti be unusually etovf4ed . pit:thai ttty' Cu view the Fl.)till4 liepretended r: m, vasiOn at England; as it- is now , "cr:Tt , rtdtlrlar k . :47: kluLt4 'ofity kve thin .ttitrift,' of • • Freheh Artnini,,t iti',Sl , ring . o4denm. • . " Died, 01 Wetiffestliy , eVeninn• 0 91b tg4t. "`'r st-tburt but Very severe illoort, 0331 - y ear , o f age, at 111-$ snit at VViltot) shirt, j , )t , ts a (4envleniarl. 1,01 :Se ktratilt;bi ,is a 11- ce►i ff 3 F(lend, 404 littreYol4llFtq.,aba. r r . 4erzcl , liia.deutEt fr just u( r,rnt;„ his.affißleti teLttivei tit&ti ,Very ititeperois citc::!, `fiicnd* and reighhcruts 4 , who wilt. Igni z ; cunzin‘te • detsiuse