The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

MAI LS: RIVPD—I Cptten!iit - 411, 2:l)tibli.i, z Waterthrd. I)vz---1 tiaminirgh, 1 L Du—'w, 1 %Valet-kit& Consols 1 , 1410 E S ?tit , I)/.Y AT TWELVE OCt OCK. E S U N. " soLtm QUIS DteEKE FALSLYM AVOEAT? L:() N D 0 N, asitorDAY, ocToimt 21, 1503. A report was eiriinlated on Sattirday esiening and yestcrby, with corr•ideral;le• industry, that anAe tion hi I tal;tl place btqwven the Austrian and Erzoch Armies.. in vii i the tortni.:r were said to have „lefeated With the 1 4,M$ Of i 2,000 men: No iutiAligence Iris reached tl,;s Country fruui the COnti- nein receved; and published, frryra the Pari, Papers of the nth, exeept the C.'..iientiogh Mail ; - which arrived this 'tnOini2g'..--:_‘:;,:dhcl tlu.; Paperi nor the Mail contain any acc . ount of I.;ri ; the. report aboye alltiOAA to ;nay thr-refore be comitiercd as ell-• iirely- of borne inanu failure, and consequently Dot intidecl to . any credit. The Austrian Ge nerals we have no doubt, endeaveur . to avoid a.decisive 'Atr . ' ion until they have been joined by their Russian Allies, and alihorinit by adopting such a system they tray ,be Illlder the , neees ,. city of failing back for a titne, yet theit• forces will bc More cioncentrated ; and when they begin to (..t - coon tho offensive, they will be able to do it with much more circa. It is, however, not im prob4l)to that some Akinnislivs may have taken place btAween the advanced parties of the hostile Armies; if' is the::c the French shoaled hme obtained the advantage, they will' of coiirse be magnified by the illoniteur into dcr.ihive viCtoriei, The recent condp6t of BoNAi.Anye towards the EING of PRUESIA seem; so repugnant to every prin ciple of policy, and even of common sense, that some people have been'led- to suppose that his march through -.AnSpaeh -.1A14 -the result of a previous ar . ungement with the Cabinet of Berlin, and that the indip;nation expressed by' he latter was only assiimqd, sai•p;,ippp;•ances to the Allied Mwers. It we were consi(ky:l , !!: the condo of any other man - thaw I.3(iNAPAAT!.. , ) we hbutlld .be inclined to adtJpt conjOture, became certainly no man in his situation.,' ahinbyipun :any rational system cf policy (leak, justipo 6131. Of the question), tri,43 run thu. risk Of provoking. the Ala it Powcr aS PrilSAl ) , -I - 41:4Y to t; • ••*!, -, tl4 1.;,r,4 - 2, when left' to himself, alwaysaas froth se of pa%sion , and has 'lien'', yet hesitated• 1:;0n', , ..1it- to sacri#ce the: life' of an or A ~latt, the, rights- of a nation, 'if by so doing lie could pro th ote tlw. immediate' obit-12t hAd in view. Be the indignation of the Citbin,:i. of Berlin upon this`oveaslon kis not bevn chewn only in uw:ds - ----it has been in inifested its adv. Althoueii many of on Coatempgraries thought proper to express -their doubts of the accuraey of our information; when we stc:ile , that his Prtissioi , Mai4:,sty Intl.deelarettlis' in tent'ou:to perrnit the Allies to march through ,hi territories, yet we do not hesitate:to pledgeouriie-lres to the truth of the fa& There appeari:therefereno reason to suppose that the Cabinet of :Berlin was M -any degree a party' to this aa of aggression, on the part of France. The arrest too of the Austrian anit Ministers, at Stutgard,' is another proof -of Bi:?I:4,FAXTE'S contempt of the most:sacred rights, of Nations, and although that insult was not otrered ,direlEtly "to Prussia, yet she roust feel herself to' a certain degra; insulted by an act which proves that ONAP.4TE conceives hiniselfat liberty to violate at pleasure .those Laws which have hitherto been reli gionsly observed by every ciVilize4. State in the world; WE , are happy to learn by our. rortsmouth. Let ter, that the ,Illustrious has arrived at that port, With about tio S:111 of the, Leeward 'tslin4:Jheei. Some umber parLiculus will be seen in our Pori Letters hoileNe there are veryfew Voss is belonging to tl3 is-. CIOW unaccounted thr. Ti)e h4s arrivcd s'arely ut lithnotith. The ,Spratiate,, of 84 guni s tlie Cohqueto); and th 6 I'tli7lr,laur, of 74 each, have ariive4 ut rlyrnotith m our Fleet off Culiz, which they left ail well the command of Lord NEt„sour. ~,( 11:0 ,:lts between the Wench and Spuniaitla, at increasing every day. - • • Tjw: C,-u;dine;arrived ,at Plymouth, paw nothing of the Rot: 4140 a .Squadron in her cruite off Ire-, ~, stated On Saturday that • the :Ectitkr : . 0w a rstrange Squadron off-the S. W. CDa . St of whiQh there appenu, little doubt wa)i the Roche-. c)rt:.„ll . littiron, Whether they have since returned . . t) Port we have no Means at. present . of ascertain but we still corifilently hope that the) , Ai all &Vents, however, 4 ) 't,•;apturipg car horpoward-bound paltrrand c-(,)nteloptible, • N,11 7 111, NEWS. PLYNIOUTir, OCT. 1 9.---,Artived the - Caroli hired Armed Bri - from Coi k; from whence she convoyed the *lntuits hcazewarli,,liohnd ENt India Ship ; the latter passed by, yestorday- to the P.:astward. 'The C'efrolitie, on her•cruize From the Chiinnel Fleet to the S.IV. Coa,,t or Ireland, ncitiv.sr saw nor ,heard any thing of Lie , Rocnefort Squadron, or'their prizes, so that it may be; conjeanc.,A tiley have escaped the vi;ll.,nce of our crtiiziii:gSqtraciron, and returned to' Rochefort, I.:Orient, oilfe'rrol';' or haVe lengthened their cruize into the Atlantic Ocean, to see What they can pick up. • • = Ai - rived the Piing wird, of 74 guns, from Ports mouth; she made a signai for assistance, and for corning into Harbour, innuediately on her arrival; . being extremely and all _the,pumps at work. A Pilot vas dispatched to her assistance, and she • came into . Hamoaze without :anchoring in the Sound. , . The Vanguard, it is said, Will be stripped direa ly, go into dock, and her crew either sent on board a Sloop or Receiving Ship, or be turned over to the Royal George, It)0, London, 03, or Pomp, 84, DON fitting tbr sea in Hamoaze. Passed 'up 'from our Squadron off Cadiz, the Spartiate, 84, Conqueror ) 74, and Minotaur, 74, wanting repairs : they were spoke with ofr the FAiystone this morning. 7'he Spartiate being very leaky, it is supposed 'will be ordered round hire. Several other Ships had joined Vice-44mirk,Lerd .oif Cadiz : cur Fleet was all well on that station when the above Ships left them ; but the dkagreements amongst the Spa nish and French (Veers and Seamen Seemed to in. crease every day, instead of abating. The dV e , 4 4 , Captain WoLrE, by letters fluni,the Fleet off Bret, has been spatclu to cruise: Cape Vinisterre, and from thence to the Weitern Islands. Won down the Harbour quite re-fitted for sea, the Crn ieux, of t 8 guns, Capt.,,lumlsToN (vice Captain lir.rms woani, niaae a Post-Captain). Thursday night there was a hot press in Hamoaze, Catwater, and Sawn Pool; many meful hands were picked up, and sent on beard the Flag-ship in Ha. moaze. ,Sailed the Stauni7h Cinn,brig ; Nyith - a 'legit 0 Viauallers wider convoy, laden with supplies for the Channel Fleet nazaid Sloop of Wai on a Cruize., Cowt§, *OcT. 19.-=—Arrived the Danish sehoonei. Jenny, Capt 4 PETBRiEN, from Senegal, laden. with gum. . •- Tay-ed through the Ship Antaklitt, Cart.A4zA . been on hore on the ribr.h 'side of this Island, But • got off without any o t 411 1 .0. Arrived tills dly the Sli:p Jean, Captain 'WmTo, from Jamaica, bound to' London, wan the loss of her bowsprit, which was carried away by her being an on board of by another Ship of t.he same. Convoy, oif the Bill of Portland. Passed. through then; last evening, for the Mother the lapwing- Ships, bving a further ilari."4(the West Inch Cpnvoy, t.h iJarvey, L on - don, DAvln HA ItV iY r, from Tobago for Len» .don ; Ship Kingston, of Jamaica, Wi!..LiAbi :benlnd to Neweam le ; :Ei.outnny, of London, ALtmatinell. Siiirin Master, frdin 'frinidad, for Loudon 5 Laity Ecit4, - PAN' ID Cidits,Ev, froth Jamaica ; Greville Bay, of 14011d011, 'TWIN MAN, Master, from Grenada ; the JLIIIO, Scarboroiigh, Auouvrug , CrA Nraster l frcini Grenada ; Prince-ss Ppti, Tif Ofti i" jy w, t ~:r, from Demerara, tbr London; Cu mberland, Fioupn. Teri Sig PSO from Jarn,i:ea, bound Ito Leith ;. Brig • Somerset, of -13arhatioco, .lAl4y. ~l f ~~x~~- zIK, litaster, from fOr clon ; the gent' Wi i.S N , irgin Jamaica, boottd to .London. The Jean, of 14ot' on , J onx urig *PIP Janaaka, i 6 brought up at Covt'es, 'with fo;s of how: sprit, and other .d4rnage, and must repair before 04 r • can proceed ; the -Ship Nia/sati, Master, also passad Un Cowe4 1t044' with: the . bqlore.ritq tioned Ships,"'•••"' , • rOViTnIOUTII, ( )(7.1'. '.,;().=.-.:1111 Y morning the II '1 Imitiialls: , ot : 74 gnus, Capt. . I t4ti:l.r.i, arristtd fi.olil tilt,' W4.4it,fildieti, V+ itli 4.. 141 . i Fl6et Linder Convoy, dr whichilie, f )low n art,. a 'part, viz. litt, Cot,t 7 NO11; 'rub Tar, litictition, and Echo; WiLLscix , ii c • ..., . , - . . . , , , ..; il ?rom larilaica-; inthisily, LAiiTO4, Grai l *, r: - ?« ,, : ... 1 , ‘. and Oeaige, rui)vicci,)r, fraru Demerara; King George, fr.nn . 1 44. Yill(341:::; ; (la..4aviliury, Thetiy,.; Eni e rprige ; an) i; t, iliarS "1 ) 11J . , , 47 . CSS ~ M l 4 Crown, ti'aill ri 1-niliniei.t i 40,..,',.a; (rote naredopli ; alr4 44/e, from Grerm(ll. •-. • -- ~ - • fl Arrived rain the Science, }Follelllllo 5, • Endeavour, CARR, and (4 . 40,1 Init , rit, 1)1er-80N, *Olll Stll)(tC'T . land : TiIvYIISQN , and frentiS, FIE E-11 gS LOW:1011.' s a il e d IL, !co): Pni - nb, Cap t. at!ti the SaThEviort! :rn-b;ir, I_, fl ma. l',4Lioun; for 3 - . ta Jrczi . j Jilt from Ow .m)d tc anl sent her into this Port, The Afercury'ritate, C3p . t. PELLY, " has detaineA and sent also into this Part the Cicero, t:orn New York, - hound to Amster- datn. CORK, OCT. 1"4.--We aect happy 'to communicate that upwards of sixty Sail of Ships, part of the Lee ward Island Fleet, passed by this harbout-on Satur-, day, steering for the Channel. An uncommonly tong passage of thirteen weeks, from Tortola, had reduced the stock of provisions on board of several of the ships, as we have already stated, almost to scar:- city ; those, however, which were. better supplied, liberally contributed to their relief on the voyage, and on,their approaching this coast, several ships of war, which were detached-for the purpose of giving thtm provisions kf and whatever Other assistance the length and severity of the voyage might make ne- .. ce.ssary, fell in with thetn; and making the Fleet lay i to for eight hours, supplied them abundant ly.' Four ships,' the Fame, of this port, the Hopes of Barbadoes, the „Kingston, of Sandwich, and ihe Sally, of Dublin, ,front Trinidad, have arrived In this Harbour. The Crawistte, of Glasgow, which bad been captured by a Privateer, wasre-taken by the Rattler Sloop of War, and has also come in here un der charge . of a Lieutenant of that Ship; the gyre= Frigate, one of the Convoy, put into the River . Shannon, having in tow a Ship , bound to London which had lost her rudder. The John and ,Thomas, of London, from Jamaica, arrived in this Port on Saturday; she sailed froM Jamaica with a Fleet consisting.of Do Sail of Mer i chantmen, under convoy ot the Vanguard Line-of battle Ship, and the Papilliqn, of Ui gurus she ' parted them in the Gulph of Florida, and did not. see them afterwards. tAIIIVOUTII., OCT. 19. --The Norwich Packet, Capt. Ariviasoit,, from PlymOnth'; :and the Tore!, 13EDwEL, of this Port, boar bound to the North, are put in with the loss of anchors and cables. There are five. Ships o n shorti ,between ,this Port and , liasbprough, two or them likely to become wrecks. „ r FALM OUTH, OCT. 18,—Arrivoa the tnaus, from Madras, last froai• Crookhaven, bound to LA)ndoti ; the Swedish Ship Neptiinus,. front Sake ; Arcade, D ALE , lid the Bekijord, f l itzi - E, from Jamaica, hound to Landon. Sailed the Swedish Ship 11-OPPett:I?ELARosu, for Marseilles a Ault:man Bris /Otter, W.4.ITZ, for Na- plea; and the ditto, if inhin ton, Dlir.w, for Leg horn. DEAI t , OCT. 20.-..Arri“..;.1 yederclay evenirr, itl h Dowus, several bait of hoLilowartl-bour.lo liiWarnen, which this morning F.tiled , for , sAiird ,/1)6 : Frig'ate, Diligenct ;:;,1 Corn- Sic?Olis of War . ; on a Cru' ize Loirt , tro iiod La qiifficank 6ioops .01 War,, fo r shecrile,-,s. .Arrived the illdri!"Sloop of War, and several Pati . i.ers„ from off thP Fk:enPh (;oast,.and remain hi the Powns, with''the rest of Ifts•lvia j c.bt ) ',.., SHps as per last, •., Passed by the 'back..of the Good in Sands, from ,the I\7lsrtlimtrdl:citi9,We4yiztrd, nse ,Sait pt l•thsva4 Men of • GREENOCK, OCT. 19.—Capt. CAMBRIDGE, of the ifopeuW/, of this .rort, Sta Les, t. 114 ht was tc:d by t. KI NG, oldie Harmony, of Londou, on of the pcndai,it ships of the Leeward Island fleitt, not Ca*. KING of the Ilarmony, of .ort Glagaw . , that WO traion, JII.‘MILLAN, froi.n Grenada for London, sO - At four p, M. of the rithultimo; and Captain KIND added, thAt he had received, this information from the (..0 n lo Clore. DIsTRIBuTioN oF . i i itiZa.l4oNET. To th.: „old the WlAngler qun.brix, for the C4pitve of ttt,t I reo“ti Sloop Bkm Amt.& F ort; tit July 'O/. 0 ' 5 , of, board ttrs I , iirau,,',,lcr,.OH arriYa4 reel 01 AL NOrl4lk-btre , g, itrJrtd. Tu the Captains, °flit:cr.:, wit Crews of Ms Majesty's Ships healolltS, Lion, Goitatn,.Se.ittorse,, and Lineraftt, tot the Capture or all Anit)llolit,the Zjal Auguit i79S, r.•) firs ort 4e'swiicht. and to ttniuies uti tiku 7 tit of, Novelituer nbit, it No, B I Ito ; 441 Wads at No; z Gr,o,-1.:411- L ars. *! ArromTstr..tvrs:,--Capt. LIOWFORD, to the on paeu.t. the' Lotnipii, which ship J. rii has t; 61 Ali l 13 ' 447 d of Sir uz liorio iittal,OVV to tile Bal://ettr i , . L ' RATlttlOil:4, Foltdrutiani (Sir T. GIiAVEi'S qapt., J. W. LoitiNCi i . to. the Santa Margarita; eaptairt lt. ivi.tcx.poNALD, tothe-.Pran titi+.;:l 12;:m. Dic ,ti (4 . th..# 'Ed!: Slck)i) (.41,:tatt!: NAtun, to Ihe fiaiifitt Skop ; ,to 010,0/iertl7l ; to' the Spy ; } a WELKI N, gah: CA I :It:11;1 '4) tllct 0 1 6/fir/tn. • - 1 , • Thq,Ocean, of 93 toll':!l3;mcheil . rtt Wool wiob, to : morrow, : between mil one o'6ock. The : 'off Sau- Lly jlouh the date . of tLn Ltit irn..2l'3 from New 'York. 'Vile'. .g..lllLitith• Litt Out of St. hY the of : the lotILL:1 - , itavo.arrived . • Al, (q . I f..? guns, fror,a tbr-St. Iret liasstq t(At in three Frendl Pi iY,itcci in .ue,(!essiqn , t.WO of then) epic beat otr but, kr, ine; lost all Iles Oifcvi 4, .3tz d 27 of her. men, captarpd tixt-3 Wird sent into Bap. 1.1 Vic et from tho ;Eial is tirriveo th**llurubir ULI tile kith The Richard Schooner, MrGotrry, ram, arrived a t New-York , wa s on his passage brought to by a Spanish Privateer, an dlllr. :\ PGov - TY obliged to go on board. The Spaniard express ed hitnselt satisfied with his papers, and apologising m to for the trouble he had given 21vIr. WG,, invited hi supper. During the the whole of her live stock and a variety of other atiicles. Hawke Sloop of War lately fell in with the The Amer= Ship Augusta, with a considerable nu m. bur of passengers from Belfast for NeW York, thir7 teen ... of whom she prefsed., If a _like .con Wag enfnrced . on every occasion,' and Cruizerssi th of apdescrir pointed for the purpose' of watching Vessels e tion from the Ports of freland and Scotland, the in. jurit's Ibradice Of, rni cation . would pr obabl y be more efteEtuallY repressed than by any other moo, ___.....,.... r 0 ILU On Saturday THEIR MAJESTIES, the , the DUKES of KEN T and CAMBRIDGE, 'tobk aa Pk ing in Richmond Park. Yesterday THEIR MAJ ESTIEs, tiIeDUKE3 of Y° A. P t 4 and CUMBERI.ASI), and. 'the - PiiiNaisims! att°llu'j Divine Service at Kew"Chape and heard s Seance by the Bishop of Exeter, froi j n ' the ruli Chapter of St. Mark, 37th verso. Y es t er day the ROYAL F AMILY diced with the DUKE of CUMERRLAitiD, at l(ew. • Yesterday F o rd ST. finales viiited Tarla I . o ' JESTirs, TI , - R day. i•-• —out, FAMILY axe expeited ttt VO:dor to . . . On Saturday, the Russian, Prinsion, oil (Wore, rtati Ambassadors tratisaCied business st Wl° grave's Office. A Lad • • 'he Countess of Lounoori and MOI EA. g 3 u,- - , CHARLOTTE RAWDON, arrived in Dahlia cu . ego!' day sennight. PRINCESS CHA,RLOTTE Of WALSS, a(o3l)3tilfd by . her Governess, in a chariot and pairs took 31 ' , ; s 'i r :, ing on the Knightsbridge-road vegerdal. '-: The DUKE of YORK. gave audleace, t° s cv . e .t ra' looked remarkably well, and to intieli fidOligage, . Military - Otlicers on Friday, et his Office 111 lu ! Horse Guards. Mr. Src•goeu, son of Lord CHAEztil Spsilcilgt' has obtained the lutratrre sinecure of Acc°l•wtsilw General of the Post Office . . Lord Cyrucawr is Csov e ti o f w S .s t it . P , ewtehrosbubargs trPhae.,P:iinrientdhteetaorobAoemmre.baocfaisls:coddrc,iflea:othl: A minute was made by the Tr +s Doarcl,s°,To weeks ago, that, on account of the increase u , `, 5 , business of that Of fi ce, a third Secretary w3311e6e sary.—Gnoxo.. IT Attntsciti, E.sti. of the'raOilic , has been appointed at a salary of 20001, a year, , A Board picommiSsi oe ers to Audiitloll4llooo counts has been appointed, With 11 63, a'; -1 1 midi' Year each. It consists el three Member 4 a 1,,,,,,, tryic man, a lawYrr, , and a merchant. Th e l ia , hCp•ri'llseel‘sAnlelillirtiti'LlteiEsrsP‘egvieMltrrrearP:DP°ltoltß);Bliltrie!;snasgqt*relic:4,ratda:seen't;il;c7-1. 114:14rAt.:1:11til‘5i%J:6:11"ell'icre:P°:P..'113.:1.,;‘• Lerd r r, (;RAV, Lord IlAittoWNY, Lord Csis•ri,ziseP3i* 11,0410Nn, &C. ,h Pr Gen.efalThvitsrtY is gam) to Harwich fßufw' r ot ti . on, charged with inigortant DispateheifOr tbeci, !inert. This Qffie.er is said to be opPoillt.„00"0 91 Nisei ore of the Austrian Amnia, riot th o rir s, car...J....fling to our Government its opera r''' ; 10 Coast; to g e t her first Ilrigade' ofGuards, now dowo a d t ii i s bt2t-:33°lrdklsrcts:.?tikotngittgeettlnhtmuserof:3:t'li)ttohizte, tot,bbia.vrtnae4trehr:cetiih,tve.reodolon4rdt.lers;trio siniii; c obe ;:i10,,i,,,;ed by, a secotid•embarkation, svi' s ' I !t:Ti;, - con;i4t Of ca v alry.. ' • .„m,itieri, ii The ,2 1 st, v I;,t*, and get h regiments of i'+',,"l- fad ave marchedinto WioChester, to retnolo tl" thor orders. On Tuesday, Wednesday, ThUridilYl in - : t s di :r?°nlings, the Ist . gl4 Ed solperiet Airr-rotiti 'lilitia matched thrOughWinclieffer, 011 c" , for Slim-hill Barrko. .. . The Ist Devon Reg-tmiment, Colonel 1L491.0. i • i i r the North Yoh not, are oputt"tTineiritreoguittliel:i li6 i CciPidlynitiloWith ite.ll.‘ rnoOth. . • a -', Ordered (141° r 4•1". The llha ; It! a ,lie rrlegslnitoetnhat Blrrs'l‘l'Llistl'llit irsljn)6o'64;(l),i,,j°c3V(' The tint division of the Doillt Militia 01 " -- r . ScmthamPtoll on Saturday, theb 1"1 y, ott ~ ~, . mouth, ,vherethe:r rtgiment it to *lWr'' „, gliif'._ Thellren,-.....,:r. Acord continues tOlogir .,- ai f for thsccoritreyance OfTeocipa and StatOS 3 41 ,!;tif within . the last week cousmod, for 5 purn'.'" Vesseit of attiall deesattn. . p o . The- utmuft ,petivitiirevalla .In the OrJail, , a Earth - lent, ;in the alitertthleatent and forroll':'rovi Military Stare', iturriens'e entities oewaa 41 ''' ' in forward preparation. e d from en ‘' rac r or' 1, 4 letter has been receiv "' -, r e ,,,e bnard one of our Frigates _crulzing otE the 1, ,;,i,t,4 which states, that information had k °`' g ; „ch from a I,,N4nat ' rul Vesiel., that WOO `ben ''cl3,y,ist Troops had • Oeett\ ordered to :Torch fivtli tb° Of nolllii0; ' I itilliti Some Letters from Liibon state, that traurl,t. t he had been restored at Afadrid, and tiro •;0 11). ' j hail persoiis who had been driven' front the cJP.,' 1 1 . 41 0 fie fl•i allowed to return. The Camp befurti6l,l'.dicr 'ethlriniii.xl to increase, but withont any frqslt i t +d'' ' - the 1 'a ...I t ireatene 'attack: lit la By American Papers to the 3d,01t. wo Mg!' ol d le3r", that the Feven . con tinued at PhilPtieiPhi',l3,poe6 that, at tha departure of die last tiCcOnntS frpni.ttt eve. the coatagion was extenclin o • PI now cases Were announ4 ' ed. .1 s tate 3 Some of tile letters received iron] gollaou i, 're 'an early s'l!,, 0 "0 ). ' ,• ' c Of ,-ilLral. e4psi..tation in tuat otintiy ~ 00 00 111, 4 1 a , tritish force, and that i:tte P9b" c r the Go. slid not by any means secood the ettarts of the it...-. On the 'still • ? Voninleut to c reate a force competent s o ii i i i h ' t h 4 e t •i:t sr e: 4l i s p a t n o d f , ad ti i io ic e a .r t c l li p e eti ls s i i O4.loit a igrt ; o . :ii w i c ph s :tcli s i o llisea ; Couriers•to Paris, and to the ahine , A t m &l ac, posed, to claim theyromisecr succnuo "- . . rtality lova*, The accounts of considerable ni" ~,ne et taken pl a c e:ainongst the Tolops in .c_ot,TAl ri d, or e O'eirselleaawnivtit on th e CUtiligho,ol I, en we n on erroneous.. TAdre we re for setne tina,_!..,bo to t° the sick list ; but to the credit of th ose taco tiivide fir, and . attend tolhelni ed, 4fieit out Q1.1:4,,00q, wlio ;ore 41.011) .