The Sun. — London, England, 1823-09-13 00:00:00

* The isnemy. Jost- about .'iSO to MO wounded., and.a great quantity of powder; A great , number . of men ,jemped into the marchesi where they -were drowned ; 2or 300 at most wens saved in the boats. The 1700 urea which composed the garrison of Trocadero have been almost destroyed hi this affair. (Signed) BOUROESCULLE," lFrom the Piletc . oll2th September...l . DrIADitIDi SEPT. 3.—the 54th. and 9.5 th August, there were zeverai attacks from Cadiz. The Constitutionalists lost . but few men, and they have. reinforced the Conic:lnm. They ,speak of an important correspondence, which was discovered and stopped by .menus of an En glish agent. It is said, amongst the papers there are autograph letters of Ferdinand:lTM to a Suvereign of the North ; and there is en idea or the cession to France of the Provinces o:1 the Other side of the Ebro, end of the Isle ofi3a leares to ,ite.s.7;?.. The Constitutional_ Govern !Deur wW. not listen to any propositions.for 11 . 2 accoamodation, so long as the French.,army ig on the Spanish soil. Fo: some time pisi f.rtcnets hs.s been exhiljited b/ the (..:y r 5 it) Cadiz. , The zroops of O'Daly and Anton have retired op Q,aedaaa i 5 gone in pursuit of them. . _ 1 4 !ie allegte. of Athriicnl Hamelin is not 4:1J• C. o'f;lock.---Comois opened this m., , r ?;,•,g tS,i, nothing doing. 'The Expresses from Paris have: brought the Frtu'r:! .1-'. , :c:t;s at 9Of 45:. Spanigh tO 4?. cur peceding . coittmes, we haye inserted a contituatio:; of the " Reply to Mr. MALMIATT'S otse:va.Cons'on Ai West Thdik Ouirter, A cz , , Ahich we respectfolly solicit the at. teuti-,;a Qf our Reathirs. I , :studay Sit' }SßßußT TAYLQR held Levee 9.3 Secretary ty the Commander-in. Chiefs at •his Olct ;n the .Boric Guards. Y e sted a y t r,e ;: ing, Mr. WALT ltie l the King's n neeSeriker. arrived at' the .reign DOWn' 10g - stte . tt, from Paris. under,taod that his IVlA:trrx has given in struct;on3 for the renovation of the ancient Palaces "of Hulyrood and gltham ; and has also expressed a desire that a -grant should be made out of , th e pro Fer funds.. lot the repair of .tht ancie'.t Cathedrals of Glasgow and St. Andrew. . Letters from Stockholm of the,9.9th ult. say, thAt the iessiOn of . the Swedish Diet, in copse .quence of the great quantity of business in ar rear, and the slowness of the proceedings, was riot likely to terrniciat I;efOre Christmas, end that the Members would then only separate to meet again early in the next year. 'l'h-e SperEate, of 74 guns, sails dire'ntly from. Portsmouth for Seuth America, with Admiral Sir G . EO,RGE EYRE, who succeeds Commodore Sir I ritOTbiAS HARDY in the command on that station. It is with sincere regret we state that the Lynn CIiANCE4tOR is at present indisposed at his seat in Dorsetshire. We have the console- Aien, however, to add, that his Lordship's state is not deemed to be: 'of an alarming or dangerous thtcriptlon. On the day the New Do;ks at Sheerness w:ere opened, twelve of the convicts who hP.d worked in their formation, and were of approved characters, received a; free pardon. E:for.teg OPERA HOUSE.—The new Farce of Dun a Dar was so successfullyreceived on its first appearance On Wednesday, as to promise a Successful career, and we were surprised to hear it then announced for repetition after an inter, vening day. It was represented afain last rielt, and its success fully confirmed. BARTLEY, W. CHAPMAN, SAKER, and ROWBOTTOM ex erted themselves ably ; nor should Mrs. WEI?. PART and Miss CARR be krgotten, as they both enlivened the piece. On account of the indis position of Miss L. DANCE, her churacter in Frankenstein, was taken by Mrs. AUSTI ; and this terrific piece went off with its usual horrific impression. . _ It is said that •6000 is to .be expended on new improvements and embellishments in Drury lane Theatre, prep!tratory to the opening of the ensui:q season. Surely the Theatre was uuffi• ciently improved and decorated lasi year. ' It. wo3id be more politic to foster dramatic taleate r and tnengage in a zpyage of diec.overy for _thee. fri.;sl gerius, which tow . " Wasted its sweetness km the rz:.11:: ai: ;" as doubtles there are many Performers of both texas Who r ,if transplanted to the Metropolis, wottki use'into - tam,. anti pr4ve the best orna ments of the Theatre. ",MILITARY iv:lEl.l,ll.—On ' Thursday after haan, at four o'clock, was interred in St. John's burial•greund, Wetthiltister, the mortal remains of George Edmonds, one of *the sand of the Cc:a:ream for 2d regiment of Foot Guertis, with grend military honours, far di.upailing any thlop of the kind witnessed in srestminster for several years. The dt. tea eed wai considered to be the but performer on 'the Frervzh.. horn or bugle in Europe. He had the honour of brine pri vately introduced, and having played for the gin g, 01 the Royal Family, and most of the neliility and genuy t and had frequently attended private parties, till his ferue had spread all over the kitedorn. Upon this solemn oecalicn, the Lands of the 3 regiments of Feot Guards attended, and played the dead tnatt.l tv/ tile proctsrion moved slong : The company zu whieh the dectesed belonged aelett i atttsided, with cm?: upon their army, and marched L-. doi - trul and sorrowtel step, their arts rtvatsid , to the charchlarti. The musica l instruments c the dt..cessed, with Pis cap and belt, were placed upon ti.* co &n the pall was dec;irated most. he:id:emelt Tl . L.era awe 40 ice than 10,000 Sp :eaten followed the impel ;peace's, and the policellod r:iatiSh constables, iri cv:tit• .quanta of the immense concourse of spectator) who essembied, were tilled out to keep the streets and avenues clur, and pi . , Vera, the agreo and ingress ct all carriages whilst the 7.1:6'i:c.v.:0h Was . poSSIng aiong , tin their arrival te:;071 the tilLtiaiNgNues:, they " were met by the clergyman in his robes, and he reed the burial service in a loud tone. The coffin 'as then lowered into the roe, end the otter in eonitnand:giving the word, the sol diers rued three vollitt ate, the/rev:in tt4 t: mar.ner, and tte4tolld instantly dlsperstd. THE KING. WilflbEOß, SEPT. lil—The ruyal word bt pram rings in our ears, whilst our harts cling to the expectstien that it 4411 not be broken to the hope*. I can say no more for year inrokvatiou on this subject, than that the ardour of anticipa ben increases every day. Great hustle continues - toprevail in :the Castle. AU the lamps and chandeliers We - been deancd and put up, under the active superintendence of Mr. Brit,the Clerk to the Lord stewed of the Efousehold.—ffis jmty hod a select musical party list night; most of the ass- Reny being provided with beds at the Cottage. Sir E. Nagle is in constant attendance upon his Majesty. FA SHIONA.BLE ARRIVAL& I Vincount and Viscounteor. Grlnvilie from their Wiser stead-lodge, r.iuffotic ; his: Excellency Saran Feel at hi.s haunt, Whitehall-place, from the Continent; Sir Jonn and Lady Faye from their seat in Vorkoh ire, at Phoriaao's Hotel ; Mr. and Lady Harriet Baring from Norfolk, at the Ciarendor. Hotel. Cu...Nov.—The Hon. CTolonel Wyndham from town for Petworth, the neat of the E a rl G r Err:wont; Lord and Lally Tullinaore from Brighton fur Worthing; Mr. A. Var.derhurst for Scotland ; Hon. Colonel .Peter Sta.-shone front ChaterEcid Reuse, en* six weeks tour: Lit, A.; Ger Ann. on a thur ; Mr. DonittrAfitenr f* fialsMarwOod . Lodge, Evt Orinetead Steam; Mr. F. Maiditod firt Norbory Park, Erzt Criartead ; Mr, J. Fuller for itose4lll, Rother'e Lodge, in Sumer ; Colonel end Mrs. Brinkman- for Harrowrkte ; Mr. John Oreneilad for Salisbury ; Captain and Um. Caller from the f3terne, Brighton, for Bognor Roan L:r. and Mr:- Mitchell torn Tuudridge Wells, for Haaings ; Sir Francis Vin cent,. Bart. for - Rarnagate ; Mr. and Mrs. Dtrzant for Rum gate ; Mr. ()cargo PGIVIICT, Qft a tour Count Year:Waif f r c m krighton, for Ramsgate; atr. and Mrs. Travers from Catiten, ham, for Scarborough ; Mr. Alr.s. and Min Howard from tee Old. stein*, Brighton, for Cheltenham ; Hon. Mr. and Mm. Agar, from Donroisin-castle, fer Perth ; Lord Francis Gower on a visit to the Marquil and M.archicneal of Bath, at their smS W4lts ; Lord ar.d Lady Chetwynd from . 1 :f anchmter-rquara to raoreadis alashury ; Lord Mame for Earl Corrper's seat, *manger, Herr: ; Lady EmilLygon for Ramer to Sir Cl:s.rito Saxton, Parcnet, t cr Ire lan d; 4ir Se= and Lady Eger:cn have arrived at Rcrnc. A.Ritt - rAt.s BAT:l.—Lady Glade Lady Ar.otruther, Hon. Canttin Aylmer—Dr.. Dcre—Gtencrill Campbell, Colonel Maliorn, Majcr Pearz, Captain Elton—Rev. Dr. Coombe, Rev: Dr. Gp.rdiner, Rev. Kr. Clutton, Rev. Mr. St. John, Rey. mr. Weld. FASLIZONABLE RESORT SEPT- Nati:, of the Lor4 Chqaber lain'n Qffice, and Lady Emily Wellesley, arrived •at tire Oid Ship on Tueoday ; they purpose returning to London to:mer row.—The Earl of Ch:cheeter and a petty had an interior view, and pazsed through the. State a:oat:me:lm of Palar-e ott ueoday.—Ccionel Cooke..the Ari-dc-Carno of the Comte:an <l2:-.ln.',;hizf, left the Hotel for tho Ai:amt.:is of tier:- ford's not, tere to enicy the ;nor:nab:o divers/on of altociog, this morning. , —The .karcuis of A.iitobury left us for Dieppe whore he wee oafely landed, or. Satitrday lest ; his family std :ernitazi with c3.—Sit De id tn.i Lady Scott are feriaard to their Grani ?trade re.xlente_ _ Kr. :e3.IA . PT. 11'...-The Linion.,.ateara-packet arrived here about five o'clock yesterday afternoon, haelng on board the Prince of Leiningen, the only sec of-the Dochess of Kent. IfiaSerene Highness .bei rerent4 left the Untvertity of Qot tiogen. The Prince was escOniptnied from the Coatitent tiy Captain Conroy and Mr. Wagnier, and is expected to remain for some ttionths.on a visit tt , his Rot: Mother. KA Rd A2' E SE P T 7.11 e• COD CV:: TS!. Cf I.4.ldOrteT3 m this pthce, duri:4 the last ten days, is truly asvudshing; °Wier to the present fineness of th e weat ti .tr . .4.st Sat.arday not less than CO:i' perser.s were landed Iroin ste= packets. scareely lodging is.now to, be had: even sizgle be.. 1.1 are It: as high as 2Cs. a week. Wt . Y 74, SEPT. Mitsety Ocver.tor Penz a.a a rtxt tutfiClt diner ti a sz:ect pkutv of Lutist IS weft* dtrzszi, at P:mr:sylvatia Cal:Jo, .the Ls:rid of Portland. Oft Mondav hot ford atd Lady Beoterar, Lord Ilcheotar, dr,e. dto.. arrives' . here on visit to R. FrzrAlsmd vsq X.l l , and kis. Lady, at their ra,tidence oft the Roma The Duke of Ciarezor.reviewed the Royal corps a .7vaiines on the lines of Chatham on Monday last_ •$e.... -c terwards re. viewed • the ilelarlr:e Artillery, who went through their eyclutions In the' most satisfactory manner. • The oe:cers of these corps had the honour of ententiniitg his Rsyt.: Highness the same evening % with a sumptuots dinner in th* meSs.rorm, and. a grand display of fireworks at midnight, in which the whole of the inhabitants of the town took a part. Upon.. the whole, his Royal Highness had so much reucn to Be satisfied vrtth whAt he bad witnessed of these corps during his sty at Chatham, that it is understood he has submitted some proposition pro. motion to the Admiralty. ... % rf- G 4 ----:) ...,00-1_ _ , . s at , r - --' * ' 7I AL o f \ • . ?re ';'''l 't'c o !'N.; - -.,,, •• , *:-C1 141 '...,...4 6 - - . ''''' S,\ • 4 ' 'it 7 . ? ,' , "t ‘ ,%. t ' ' - •:,_• 4 ZR OF -, t''' '' * . 4 I t 4), • „ Ai -1, •,v •. s . -4 -4 ...,.. , 1 . .;- '4.4, el.i - VAUXHALL This. charming place of amusement dosed an highly deservedly successful season last night with intnite eclat, on whi ch occasion the follow ing modest, lAA well written Address was de. livered by Mr. MALLIAWN, rind received with univeml applause : " LADIES AND dENTLEXE:(-1 am inStriteted by the Proprietors of these Oardens, ao highly honoured by the espe cial patronage of the ging, the presence of Royalty, the must disdnguished of the >tobCity, and the British Public, respe4s fully to state, that they have pay.aken too largely of your libe rality and kindness no: to experience a feeling of regret at the approach of this period, fixed upon for the termination of the Zearsa. " it has been marked by the molt unfavourable weather ever reinernbered ; yet ; Oded by your cheering pm:talon and sup . port, under all this disadvantege., they have the gratiEcation of ir.akiLE kr:GT.lly that more persons, by many thousands, have attended this year than the Lot, when the CLudens were opthed under new auspices, with very powerful attractions, and with the fineet weather. " The Proprietors, Vole, deed Gentlemen, mention' this cir cumstance with grateful pride, as it at once proves ths high popularity of Vauxhall; at;tl they_ trust they may be permitted to umiak, the general satisfaction which has rewarded their earnest and incessant endeavours; o more propitious Season must have added largely to their pecuniary resources, but could not have increased their gratitude. " Since the last Season a very large sum has been expended on V.:.riotts new buntlines, . and in adding to the interest, coat. fort, and convenience of the visitors ; they have also, that no yarety might be .wanted, either to gratify difference of taste, or the desire for quick SUCCaSSIO2I of diversions, added the Ballet to the other C mhibitions cf the evening, with a success that, to judge from the applause it his received, has been complete.. " The exceeding popularity of the ,/,, t ve n :; e F e te has been ino4t encouraging; honoured as it was by families of the first cof; 4ttorasion, it is now firmly entatlished in public favour; and will be repeated ailtaielly,•with due attention to two ms• teri...l points, the finest weather, and die molt convenient period of the holidays.- And it is highly grat4inf . , for the Proprte to, :now, t h at in every thing relating to the various Amuse• meets, and tht highly Sthctioned Conc er t s throughout the season, as well as to.the arrangements, refreshments, wines, eke. they have litufthe satisfaction to expeti d ne a t h e moa t un a qui• vocti pprobttion: • • " To the pan they Icok with pleaturc, and with haps to the future, on your esteemed pAtronsigt, aid . with the Meet'' d o wnination—that• excellence In suety department thall be the standard for their exertions,: FOr •thii Yropristors, and for 'every 'Member of this Zsta• hlishreani, permit rne,Ledies ard Oentlithen, to offer their witted. Ar ,j,, heartfelt atecnowledgrnents ; and moat respectfully tskta)re leave." • E , ft • • •OW TUE . DkAlif i:110 pawn zielkivni ESQ. It F. it Farewell! along &mush !!' A rigida mankind, Of sterling virtue and of gifted mind v • flow few could rival thee—Lhow.fewtould clam such .spienefiei means and yet ad spire IM 110 W -few; alas ! retist A tribititislit vr"dw..' • ar syren . Plarcure l / 4 sort sedeetivtt snallea— A midst domeetic joys coi . teat ti move, In all the:ltiaurrof social •l ove • But call'd to higher objects:, sub: u;.; Men's faults and faihngs to the general gu-ti • • 'Tvied thin; unhunp;ed by the ertzcf Fame, • To boast upure sad unpolluted name— E'en those who thoukht thee wrong, wilt novrettect The single, simtde purpose of thy hunt. ProfOund in'acienee (Oh ! coulee all n•-. read To endi so useful as thy writings lead)— • Though . dead, thy works shall ctillitriiriUtion Whilst STEWIAIITy friONTI:EQUIEU,SII4 SMITH' eb + dl Jive Thy weeping kindred round thy tomb shall kneel, Hat who CU paint the anguish which tAey f;vd, If tleisr., not link'd, tin !by so dear, Would fondly imitate thy outs~ hers. TPANSLATION of the ICA. ODE of ANAC,IEON ON ffiItSELF. . la* cot ohics‘, ntgal pcw'r. • Or env, h *-pmcil'4,o44 . ils.seistud i ter I wi;O, taller:He ni friend for a vile itisiksioro Rich ointMentlt, Ahalt 1 4 heard perfume, The sweetwt resits bind my hair, . To-day my fragriust flown rhaU bloom, To-mcrrow. is beyond my care For who to-morrow can insure, Skpuld eve neglect the patsir.g day ? Ot flaunt hal:pine= =cute, When life itself may pa= ear*, ? Then I mill qua firthe my wine, Aad gaily spend the fleeting hour, age, and fell disease Ng:Alec, Ts rub me ceche picis:zg VEN.A.TOR. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. TO THE EL/N*OIIOP TRE Stni. it --A. Latter under the signature of Dapea trcus, in your Paper to -day (but evidently the production of some friend of the Le*sees) s po'ints out an admirable remedy for healing poor BRAII« Dinecuroup4s t by Riving him a benefit in the midd 4: of Jt n Th;s plan haS one hundred ob. iectipns ; but probably ope or two rniq suffice. At that season. of the year *hen benefits:follow each other in rapid auCces3ion arid', when it is re- i vlred.by a highly favekire4.l actor to have a very , attractive 'bill of fire to, ensure ever the Ma.. nnivir's - chergesi.:Nvhat. chance would artANDON have of producing! a hill of fare t't , at cou'd op post the hot weather in the dog drys Secondly, by tirnitg hitz out of his situation .he Etas lost t' le opportunity of she::tin. 5 proverbial civil';; 'to the Public and his Fr!ends. and olcotme all I cit,lin to a remanere.von arls" , ? O'Jt.Ql 1111 annual benefit. The fact is, the case he ',as Made out is so .;frcrg that the, Lessees and themselves on the, brink of a fecut.ii.prott , ca, and prefer. corn ing to terms before the approaching season 4 , otra. rnetic4;s ; to this there will be ro objection; and II am inclined to attribute this sensible change to rA•tunate circomtlince of a lo:a inrerrat hav!!%g. presented itself consequenc.e of Afr liroKtzta's latter, and -I trust it will until they have offered in sincerity the 2V, W. a year they formerly proposed in juice. I am, Sir, P 41.= eqr4 Hun, Sea :. 12, MI VTR! TA.S- P.....mmt..--uumemrs• UNIVERS/TIE' INTELLIGENCE COXFOILD SEPT. Ig.-71:e PAtv. Wm. Chambers, allow c: 4 : 4 1 19 .1en Cafe, in this University, is is:sunned to the Vic a r a ge o Ashbury. tn the Conoty of Berk.—The Rev. Thotzt.s .7ones, F.A. of 'N'adhen Colleee. in this Voivmity, bas been elected Mr.s:er of Crypt Gummnt School, °locates ; void by the resigns on of the krt. Skillern) The dentand.for Tickets in the present Lot tery has been greater than for many years ; and this is attributable to two causes,—theCtour- . 0.1.1.01 t of the said that he ExCßEgtaa having( will not propose anoth er L otter y Bill, and the pric,e of Tickets being nearly oue.third less than thoosands of persons are anxious to try their fortunes' tefore Lotteries are ab.oilshed• THE LANDED PROPRITTOns or ScOIEAND,- 7 The lioLiel and Zt.e higher Gentry of Scotland are, with Very tew eXceptions, in these days Englishmen. There is not one of the higher no bility of Scotland that spends, on an average, more than two nights in the year in the metro polls of Scotland, There is not one of them that has a howe there ; when they come thither, th e y are strangers, and put up at an hotel. just as they would do in Amsterdam or Paris. Every Scotch gentleman who-can .atiord it, earrtes- his family en: t e t :tit E ln d t;, l! t ' i b i u r E ;o h ts'n b i: ; nle to n s i l l : s : ll o l :: l l;l e Pk i r n \ l Y ti t lf t r o h l rt t , f l , ' : * ;: \ e are all 6.irn'y ' , iduzateti• in EviTimid. England is every thing ; Swtland is nrthing t a t a p i. ao , 'to get rents from, and to /hoot Weeks after the of Farlitir.•; e ?-q. T h , re people tire all English—thtir sl3tvach is &ow l , their prejudices are ,EngP4h more than half of their blood is in most instances Enclie l w oo d . (Woe avo:rs The kite Dalt* of Stant, whu wai.de vo t e d to field-spurts, and an exceileulAhot, whiie upon a visit . •to a distitila3hed,. E n gi ; Ah , ,cornintiner, was - accompanied to the field by' his own wirn'tre de cha4;se, ittld an old trey '' 4 " * t" l ga;rt , '" keeper. The latter h,..1 resided tense 3'ears upon th e estate, and could sutrcely rePrts.s Repeatedly in the coarse of the tta•zutzu ing a pheasant, the maffre with the French, ;srculd cult out ,t OHII t t'tteua) and the Duke as a fair sportsrnaw ) 0: t ecUrse . re strained his fire. On the return of the Marty, the worthy host inquired of " Old john" what kind of shot his illustrious visitor was? To which the folloWinCreply 'was grumbled By the Lard, he never mi.iseS odd if he had palled half as often as Cother I 1 oUnSeer. leanted him to do, your honour' would hate hardly had a bird E VIA year." SPOiI,IIN4 ./111.44i6P.140g, tiAl/48BOROIJOYI ITACE.I. , , , . TIT tIRSVAT, 811 CORD AND LAST hAY. if " 9 ualn4o/01Igil ataka for kontuni carrying list 114144 tiro mita- M.l.ior [Nike* CM - • - 14 3 1 - - - 4 . 't • A arrison'afiamenut - 41 2 3 - Mr, A. Bouiarie's gr. g. - . - 33 I 2 Mr. lit:Risen PiPit - - - 2 2 4-ar Mr- irwirea Prodi ga l - - - - 5 6 dr Mr. J. Forth% Gift - - • - - i _ 3 Air Excelltnt racing, an d !Ada winner of tltl irat became alter. nate favauriol.i. - Farmers' Sts re of three sovereigns each Avis won ',,by Mr. Alaybusb beating &sr Otti'm Sweepstakes of 10 sovereign each did not fill. 'LETON PARK Iq.BETINO, 1823. • wEnNestratr. CEP?. 10. The Fria Class of the We lheck tltatec of Lgs etch, fur horse* not thorough brad. One arils and a half. Mr; Ifopkinsonic h. h. Coaeni - . - - - 1 filrd %/atonic ch. h. Mercury - •••• - • - 2 Java Lord tiormanby' s b. h. D on - 3 Mr. Lsgibton's b. tn. film. Liddons - - - 4 .. seven ethers paid Sweepstakec of 10/0 each A. F. • Mr. I•fillbar.re Boburn - - 1 Mr. Ilan ... - : fyinhoe - - - - - 2 Mr. Dunainitb e ' s b. tn. by Trafal g a r - .. -• , .i- Kr. Duncombes auggecter,. list . 61b. *gni Mr. Mill's Bac &ante, 10st. Bib. Up. A. F. off by Gonna Mr. Ramsden's Profeiror, last. best Mr. Buclicnini.; Char lotte, 9st CO soy. Two miles. Mr. lAmbton':: Air. gidtione 1 Ict. gib. beat I r. Duricombeo Speculation, Ilk. lib !iCgo. A. F. Lord Norms/Om/is Carnet butt. Mr. Rode:: Milnec's . Dick, 9ct. 101 b. each, 10 . 00-3. Three quarterr. cf s mile. Mr. Latniatoalic Ivanhoe. beat Mr. Duncornbeic Blue Devil, 11.;:t each, st)e., IC A. F. hird Ncrrnanhyis Dan jutui. 1a5t.41113. beat Lord I,ttioecti. ter':: Why N'otP I lat. till. COgo. On e ' mile. Mr. Lambton's Corinthian, List, heit f.,;nrel Wilton i :. Voung aila, lest gib. Cfis.... One mile and a halt. .1 ....-_,,,,.... i:ORTUA.MPTON RACEr„ :;EAT. 11. .1 :reepr.take:.• of C cove, earl., with 30 Low% iidde.l by ti.e. r,orporacton. lieato once round, and 11,db:canoe each. :fir. Eleati.wteil Or: h. Be:in-doer, brother to Antelope I I :visjor Mine:tie hr. c. by Jupiter - - - 2• i •—: A hbett,Esq. awned M.r. Deddlortcr. l ... 1. by Orville 3 .4: A .:wei.:prltti3o of CO sett. A. chive btu, abc::t.i.'t miles. ' Xr. gtacton's br. h. Wellington .. - I :rir...Dcriiel b. g. Thunderoolt .. . - .. - • 2 Mr. Whitworthr:i bi. b. Bugbear •:, The'Ttian elate of the value of Fifty Guinea:. fleck; twice round each. is r. Dodingtoe's b. f. by qrville Nr. Painter's h, h. The Lain Iprr. I;7l:iteside's c. ii. Wouverrnana STA. I I 4 2 3 j: CRIcKAT. A r. ur.prwidented Tame of Cilclott errs pier:4 at Tor.bridge Wean co Tha:nday I. Mr. ifirkinctt, Auctioneer % to gaged to Airy 'alto three et:lettered pieycr , :, vi : . ff kiwi, Sheriff. '3 Office: ; Mr. (iodden, ; and ler. PG. cook, is tespeetoble corr.-1:1,1e: s which 7:aq derided k.r. folio v.; • iiOBICIZT3, Vic. Fircxxo.:T. itt lattirgs - & "crags 2d - - 13 2d Dittu - • 8 - toI 16 The iptetct match 4/conicbed. at Tonbtidge Wails and its 'AI kg, and the va.:ou.o btan dependang on it s drew torther an Irnmentv oo,tecn.s,;e of people ; *ho were h!ghly deti.gr:td by the 4upariot gley ct Ili partici. UNPAULLELED PE62STR:AN 241IFORMANCE. A r.egt tree mid by Litutezant N. of 1100 to sco fitur.ecti, va,:k savtre miles is one hour! Qa rutzxiay inn 0113 xentlentat 3tarxd on a piece of pound, about a mile arid a half from Buxton. The fit tiro miles be plrforrned in four:len mirutea, ord COLteletld hi seven miles, with ewe :11 68 minutes Betting, on the preceling evening, was the perfunzance 1.2 to I. - NtprottZto.—A match fOr I sovereigos x NALe I took place 0a Thursday between. :b eers . lioningsworth and Keep. crack shots, from 'Hemp:hire. and Xessrs.- - Jacksoa sad ehti:lg s , crltrt theferdshire shots. Tie ground oho= by amptraS war to be It:ale to th* cr:rrpetrtors ? Lod Claret szx miles from Reigate, Sweep , sea;: pace apliomnd for tho cotarneacerneat of the sport, oath heiny allowed two .41121;4 of (1.4[1, one brace upon ea to at ze, tingle harrni.:od gun.%,, and iinhniiied &sage. Day-break was tl.e rig .al for ope ration& and tha apormen toe& diffivent dirattioM3, so as oot to diltttrb each other's Framt., he kbortoeblreanen :took a wasa4 eri.t. di:action tOwirds Cotbara, and their oppoperm marked • their line towa.rds Red-hali kte.Ong between thelwo Brighton roads. • Zech umpire produced the hands of game yesterday morning, and the retest will show they mot with plenty. Holliagsworth Mirti-Wet. shots before two o'clock, t..ie time to fxlsh. and he St.irjed fourtten braOo of and five ' barns azd , tvertttsomaAir e 3 head. nil friend Kee, had tively.rac sho:s, arid is eleven brace of birds and a leah of , ham, nuatinq 24,t, in tote tfl. Mr_ Jackson had twerair4the , shots, and be ten and a half brace of birds and five hares andieveretts, making 26 head. Mr. Feeding had thirty-mei shots, Lid he killed thirteen brace of birds and two leverets, making heed. Total f 4, losing the Match by four. The winntrt met with the be*: ahooting, but the shun interval of dry weather had destroyed much of the scent. ::r - == MRS. CHATTERLEY AND MRS- CHRISTMAS-- Mr- AD-..Lrlnn , moved in this case that articles of the peace should be exhibited against Mrs... Christma- . Our readers wilt doubties recollt--t. that " some nine nitzthe numb:et-en' M. Christrais, dreading the supposed - sup:en/icy of Mrs. Chatter ley over ha huslaiatet, peme. ttteti this tltstitgoished ttetiress with unceasing I . :ratty. Ca one octisip, bowtver, the di t kerad t d Mrs. Cnristrnas succeeded in obtaining arnission to Mrs. Chat terlersiodgings. and wit ejected thence by the vigour of the mother of Aim Chsttelty : this exclus.md was, by the inge nuity of Mrs. Ch214=23 1 4 C-C=i3el (Xt. , 1 5.'hillips_), def.:tea an 1 assault by a former Jury.— The taattVit of Zirs. Chatterly stat -1 ed., thr.t tibcut ir.. week previous to tha r.sft. of Augist Isst Zirs. Chris:Tr:ls met Alrs- Chntterlees and etusr-i her 111 the Solt violent language, tard swore sf.e would have he bleott- , •Tht Chs.irrne..—.i ; nee ii quite stiiTclent sworn to convince - me ttit t2:i3 .i 3 tt.,St :a which Stt":aititS 011,eht ti.) 'be given.' ll'h4t fritr.d. , , :ins ,this unhappy woman ::)1:. Addphus—l really do not xtow, it ; 1.:.-.t t.'le lAtirrit ii full of the most otttrageous . and lamming declaft.tions the p.irt cf. :tars: Chrism:us ; . still. howeyer, I do not pros for htavy tiCtr.l32.3.llC4S.—The Chairman-lt is quits oent that her own neat:T:46l'l,3s would prove tr.iite turatoa t‘ ry, it -. ?tars tam ors pan ot the :.ffidavit that this wtttehetiltOrrilei:••.:-- vatily disguised herself in ors4r. the more. eiroctUidly 'to.: tert•;:) , and to alarna ',Mrs- Chet's:ley. A rather thin;: dare muse be-some. other rersons eorivkiig Wiili hti . ..:—.Nii...Atiolphus-;-I'Velit,.: .10t, Srt. kivocov, :•ttpt that It will be 'uo unreasoboble te- quest to 411kk 414: VA fir.i rwe St,l,ll7.itiit3 14 I,Vi., cash to .keep thf • teats.-- he Chairenae-A mot reascr.able :equal', anti tnast hot twenty-tour h0y,r3'.....0tke. ICORONERis 13QU rit.—An intvair.t t ml. , i-r., hild 1 at the Duflulo's Ilea& in the New-road. lApaylabotit, before Tstoarae 5T11i1339, Lsq.. Coroner, 071 'VIVO ilt. the bap Of Tho7llllllWittsV4ll. WI%) tams by his iltaat timer : - the fol. 1 lowing . tlmoraitzty rim arastances t.,-)loy A a i m, „4 0 , e ,t , thnt e..de wo one ct the A'AlWi' eMIAM• - `a tC attend on the , Ilick boos la ,t'tlaryltbans inns:nary. ”i'ne d , ..ciiseil, ‘vho etas upveni!s of sixty years of :.ter.. wtis one of the 'patients there in. re wrd latenriv lit . zier r.ti asthrouno'complaint, Which top:het with old agt. it tramt tin). to a.very feeble state, iitil to:411y 'licatacitz.trd ''...171 in ra rendering Vrtglat sty W. 4 .0tt.. mi ce . 07 1 Ttlynahy 3gt the usual rations of ','c - ti wen , distr. , Mated amongst the patients, which was ho led b t a, & t ,„___ VbitSt the titi".'nelt.iti W4s t4tiThi his tilloiratte, witness saw his :ounter.ante Ch4t6l, and Ulsath was vial* in his fra ti4tt. Mr. tietidvear,' th. 'medical gentler= vt the vita 44:sl,ment was tunas lirtiunittett with toms tireinnettince, tunl 0 nctTninisteritti tv 64 rtlief of the atermit aitltit twin,: 0 irs he mattived his we required- The deceased on 4 lived w moments titter 'le stove ar?earatices were obstryin, lie its, teen a patient itk the Infittnnry between 3 a 4'm :seal onths.— Ztlr, 4ctsops:-4 aft.vti t n, that tt was liouse.npothtenry at the 1 .1 t• - trit: ibSi " Betwten one and two o s aock on Thursday Inst. fie wits',',ll: l i 404 by t. t. hist witness w attend thr dc- ceased: whona ha: , - . tui sitting in the sick ward. lit WWI 1;1 a state of suffe. - Fatipktv soeh A detrrte that his features wise groatlY aiscolbuted. liarfiig,lecaned iie had Just belbre 'partaken of some meat, ha °pent& his thogth and discovered ti piece of it IttitiCiDr to tit* .21,41 ; )4Vr li ca AA ingitumett, Rtid by ' Keoiing the wiluif ei tr w tkzkeat difficulty toseeeetled in..te - 1 moving the meat:, •4% scd al first appeared to by 10 . 4 .1'''' ea : bUt, attt bil4Vitr i thtti At Ana tiillo, hr expired.' ml - nese was of opini7., On y4ta,tiot the pros fellow_beert so afflicted with an 43 s alltti f Wozut i...tive rteoverect— Jim th The ifts , upon.teturnall a esettsk',that the theCt4lra Vent+ by hie death from suFecation, p2Vir.',Qt;i ty me part of bevf stiaing in Lis thmst s . 3 PONVIIII,A, A.1.18.Wr • THIRD DA.I .3 SAL!' i Tuonsrixix, Strk. IL The sale was resumed this day s hot the woski put 'op, though lialuable to the "Scholar aunt 'the Student, were not such as to attract much attm i tion on the part cif the public. The Bath-and -Salisbury roadies cttni in well filled. it large ad• dition to the Company expected next week, wit the first pi-tattle hook sale willreacti its terming. tion. l'he Marquis end P 4 archioneht JAtisdO wit slept at the Abbey ori:W.3dnesday I n th e 'evening they were entertained with several of music, performed on an organ which Lusju! l i been established over the grand entrance in .WeStern fiall. Mr. Goodall, organist to the of Arundel, was the performer. Nothing: co)lict lie finer than the effect produced by the rirti cooods elicited from this no,ble instrument, as 44-- tenet! to hem the halls, galleries, arid cloisters of ,tbr Athey' ft is really astonishing that the fine t*te of Mr. Beckford «hook) have left this sple4l - and apropriate addition to be supplied by the present proprietor. Tlm Noble Mlrquk and his fatly seemed particularly gratifiioi and remainA: for a verf COlifildoqlk ble time 3eatoil in the Ortagcm to enjoy, the retreat. Grilidies piacett each side of the staircase, un the Mips. 5 : 14 , Qctago, - : and e, *thrie); were iQ darlictress. MERCAViTir d S p!ai,va., . • . DE r led Ea.E. dawn "five, al River and Aziled, the Mle, fllyth, f6r iier;:arn Fame. far Canaries ar.d Jurro, Pritciard, for farriasca; ' PORTChtJUDit, Errr. 12 - —Wind Ez.4--.811014 Ct.! Bengal tel , .76;azt.; Brown, ft: ikrair , 4s lad Reliffil and rialhilar, far Valphitilo. Pt.lehMittilt, SEPT • 11..'—itrind the Duke a Brea; itici;airdam, Ipain. F Oa. MO ZIT MI r 4 li--;o4rfi trived! ,ian strip Prim Pima:4th ; a:«4 4rjgPart4:e4, frtun a calif: az! the Elviotts, tergueen, f/eiTOttrorr.+o4.oo,.: esi:ed the LW; QC the port the E.lteprite, i 6 tirra ► from The E 44-2. Zr.dzst o):lrwatyl.,;• oiitward.bgima %Lip *ha ws; well en we 7th Apkii, La. 1.14. long - 19. C . Capt. T. Cutiq, e,ptiew of :in William Cana, ki to , :ozarnand fhe spmer fhap etatfir.ra. TztElttawr OF st; - .ol6'o.—Att-itti;43op SECit ER 411 . :1-7geti, that " thoUtt;s Cietistiacti ♦tr4.l sin, ing a tonttant part or to it tit 4 whole cohere/mobn :pined in it, yet eSterwittd* the. LTreers by profess'yon, orhol:a4 beep prosi.Ni:t ly p;loint0:1 0(4 direct degr. e tistirpts.4 t.pit taholit performance , ; twt at tour. Re formation the people were re:awed t 4 their riihts.o I On Sunday :horning last,* singular Arfure raja 114 apprarioce *in iiiBS...strett li4 , was ato i t i t fifty-five yoirs of Ups ) with a 1041 E Lust 4 h...4,d, 1 which had not been shaved *fur . a t‘eivninooth had no let on his head, aria harefouts4, had oh a pai, of kersernere breches, an,/ o‘: t,-,s arms to vore a pair of •ztookiniii ice: !:i.ev., l i the rest of his body was ~‘. ; a:uttiy i ;I. if t. .:-. , ti the rains of a gentiern4n about him. ttN",:eL his 1 nrzege g esdcaisti4nt, %vs nd 0. :::r: it ativlit: - e. - e." - t(ain move-nemts, and wretched appal . ..4 loft r..4a doubt that 'e 'was insane; he cee.tned di vosskt to qoarrei *lib various people a.: - /“. Foe -;..4-i along ; on. woman he wooled w 414, .p,.. cause sbe rou:d not sell'-hire a peryill. 1),,,1 Ift appears that ha Wm% ilita, UflfOrtitaiity ern4:lo,-. ! w hi; had escapild from iteland to tint *tr.ttltz'V ~.,::1 ' has friends having otTerad.“ retard rot his App74. 1 her:ilex). two youust lad;fts heat Kilsyth Writ'j..ilt reed'ing the, detz:ription of him in 0 ipowsT,a;,; r r, when,rernarkable enough, the trittivitiva, in q c , s ., tin!t care into th.ir hooso aski;i4 6.ltr o c„ tw d, was at once recogeiaed and detLined. Icotivo bv l e. imittalately fiV#ll 1.0 tht p' , .ri,411 : C...'l ' d tic vi t i.s t - ( , .afiried in the roOnti of a format sine ia*t 'Thursday, and his friends 114 Iroland written to. cn Se y-dev night, however, &bout H u'Ll., - .4:0 - , Le, unnoti c ed, fot out of the Ncrn, opened tt,,,, kitchau. Window. leapt not of it, snd Illiitiv straight ft,r Glasgow in the state :stove des‘rit)v.4, U. wandered about the town t:11 this raotuirzi, when he was div.averied at Bei:g7eve,—(ol444.w Clitc.;:c:c.) AN Active ROBBER.--0.. %,;,'-,..-..S.Cf ! . :.,0;.....frr,g• last the ntiithbourhood of kit h.%ington.,:roo4 .-.;.:s trliter.T.,qt by aGuncoorteous robber, Why ?wee e:lett through tbt wiudow of an old maiden itOy '4 tr'd . chamber. and at a morrer t u Dirty the ern tle pen e..-31 of Morpheos has giver+ her 1,t3 rtgreetalle tai; 1a1?,.:T, he pi4ced - hiriis44 gently .by her %We. —The vestal, thillhor he ,- . satetual.y utztt4g.'... £.ld,' bl•Vi(?weci roog; vocitrtootti and tail- td fv , e twictiltic , v . :4'h , t.c,ourr)pr, itu-11 : ir.., !" sttiid of it,* kir, - ;.; if ft riy ~ ,lutrAtcilvo.,'!.,ha sui.,.g. ;';t . ~ Thi,„ es , ,r, N1a,,u,... i ..t. it„,4;:t t .!" a.. 1- il hi,narr A l ';' other hortit. tit tjatioi,:tior.*'„, *Niels 64.4ai‘ht: forth Tt t. th.i. L. , l•Co' Oli t't% $14 . 10, ;i LI iIYP423', tVl't , :. 'ibith, st;,':io, Si.'it.s, p ~ , I cer. au.l c , ther w.,:ziiltc ' instz.:tmeum ilia sccearl for ht tp , lottne4: them to bteak evcr. the .. ivi... At thy* rot tat , : moor:eat-the Totting r , iii).pe,:k throukh , Oleic 6 . flifti .. .F, , - rtbd harried .f.lowu the .. , mils, 4 htslit. he vseaprti. thrt:ugh:, ttcoszar‘l% r . .-- Sot r,tisktlit.a ungatle,ti,t *., titte 411. he proerethtd to a Ger... % t i it i i . ? .. , ,; a t :l l . l , k t‘ s i: , a s ,SY ,.. :: s a i N ti4444 4billi i,r ot: o c i ' l i t i , l l ‘ , el! t k 44 l .. h i t: t 7 .l e , t ih • Y v itk . :' hf: ! , , 1 i - et ' t.. 1 1 etittqtj, Writ' ceremonie, Wad At once , . ronot:orviTti • dec . :4llog some I.4:4try the truly tu . .0,1 reputed for tht famiii- .. oirtiver, ,Here aitaia he Vtat , intil•roptid, atiil• - toviL4 hit root* to the- #7.r*Pe twt ' ll ' v '' w l4 "*' it 3 01)etqed bia epicurean fotocietr rieslr.re,l hizn nt fort,.l of grApes ill; ttlrltt . "‘ -- Nt , -q. the: ikv Itst " tktop thief .!" rt4ouncli s.l from i-1 citlailei*, n, it thy purcuit gtevr hotter c u r , 41 -' l'.‘ ltei .; tweiug. triart if. cltoeci u1 . .0.h, ht. , I-4414 WI n tree, ar4 thcloo to thi• root of at. hotige.--- , 'Hem a patiey to, L. liito,:t, 41,11 the trfillit W a s it council of %tar !Watt' Were tor 'hoottng him , wait..:: out tritri, ether.= tor rtottiof him ttl ,!Hitt; ; oil 4 Itt!itt ii:boo.i.r,,Alo )0404 lo the hut ontl cry, bwori bY St, Form& ht shooLl be troLght to: t .10*Cco lit the itith NittY-"." hate f hits] fist, anti 1 liy. hink.atter,ortrai , '' .1)44i i , gs Mit Animated dil4 I , C4.4441wit)1a ) i% kAldi0111:1 (1),11 Cl'oPf tri,pititt it i cialv ;,; z4 4 44 0 ,m r ,< 1 cr, Uri 644414 the roht*r ,[tit hi* rzwulitty.