The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

71111, ILI.II,IIURGII MILS. - • .A4l3nEcti, OCT. 4.—The accounts from Suabia ire tilled with the movements ,of the Belligerent Armies, but notliioß; of moirient has yet occurred,— Tile Austrian Posil are chiefly behind the flier, whe . e it is supposed they wait the arrival of . the ,1111.4in5.--Illey had but very few troops advanced kyond the Danube, And these have mostly been re- WO- .They have a small Corps at Stadtanihof, tear Itatisben ;. Out the report of their juiving oc ttipie‘Luer and Schaffhausen, is unfounded ; their tnoitadvtiaced Post iu that direelion- is at.Stockah> ,tader Goneral Aue , l:e•azao ; between this and Ge t;it l‘',-n.vsk t„ General' KL.ENAU maintains a I, 4 aim a i cat i rtz burgh is te,be garrisoned by The trench tfoos. Bar;.lrian General-NOGAROAL A has leftVlenna. . „ 4‘c,llllqat aceoutetishing.the, objeet of this nil bSIQ "P and Austrian Ambassador, Count Bum. 4csme.,N3TElli3 ha - been recalled from the-Bavarian .Court.aaen ' and Hesse - Darmstadt have been called troops, ..provisionv . for the rental Arches. • • `„` e "IPEKo itof , Ausrat.t. has acknowledged toleßfa_s•ho'itt.Yl Augibar,; - 1) and Wet z l a r , as of • Ttt t Istrae elm!) near Trent comprises 23,000 toe °, hatter the coin - nand of the Archduke JOIN. sow " • • dceounts from Ratisbun, of the .28th Sep-. tenter 41 p 1 6nch i. h that the Bavarians lid join the ti r e -; 1 ' frit Prussian garrisons of Anspach and Heil 1 , t \ 13 4Y . e ad , aticed to t he frontiers to proteCt their . . tiesi,c,,t, 9 ,.. : PTIISSiII has appointed the Either of and th,, ' N eutral ,of his Troops in 1 14 Westphalia ; eo f Brunswick te.coininand the Army eks.rve t. I'I11+: Kint , Sweden 11.4 not arrived at Stralsund. on the 11 '14.111t. but was dnly expeded. - • • k in , 'Oa prqvail s here this . oveniog, that the French • I '•?ulet die erders Btazianorr E . has taken , Th'szburg. r •„H N'Tanheim,state, that the Corps o f General MuaAr, at Pfortzheitn, )00 men, and that. the tam' num leh had on,tbe 30th ult. crossed the to 141,000. • General . MARNpele consisting of tel 400 . Q Dutch Troops, and that IIiNADufTE, composed of 19,000, u t , , , u( ' - tiOa at Canstadt. '4 arrisott continued In. Hanover Eighty pieeeS-of cannon lately the works of which have been ren t strung. . ' • "' ram Berlin of the `'tics j mention,: that! on that day the King at Prussia,itt ae 'eriejc44. , I , ) Y Count got:ire:l4aq,, had a.latig eon kio,„.;'vut the Duke of ieitt:NSW2CIC, at.(. g e neral Du.rto G waited , the return of a 4 1 rashourg. , -14 4 (4 1 1 St, Peteisburgh of. the 18th Sop ay, .that as St ."Alexander Nevirsky's . .DaY, . • irk ?atria4- Ef•Nir 'Malt received_ the blessing or th e ,b,%qattircit:, usual ceremony on the Sovereign rct t c , lf ` qi g e d : 4 . ', 11 4 journey. . Xajeity was. to I..Dtu cOtti, - 1,1144,11:rene1l Army enter Switzerland, .it is to. 1,. ` " tamtnand of Marshal KEI.LiIi.:,;ANNI ,•Iy.7's of SARDINIA has left Ischia with 4 1 a. tl - e -P,. a t s s., the winter at Gocta. „ rti opt t o , c A °r . of Wurtembergia . augna enti l ng , his -4( ipte t the ; he mast, consequently raise ~,,1 1 4fl t : L t .!: he has, demanded of the States the ,eff,i),,°)ooo,flot.,lns for their phy, and equipment: i tin r . s of the Clergy will contribute to raise lit • k Lnt S - ' `. I„vvki,4' SEPT 28.--The interview between our I.7 t iikt b h .l all d the Emperor of:. Russia is decidedly t hcir r a ce at Whoa 'beaccompanied ► p na : toey arc to , tittlr. rime NE I • , - , only waits the o f it , (-• King 7111 4t4L1,4,V0r 1-I.t:scKu to commence his Jeuttu-,. at: Nlaiesty arrived hereon the in the :nor:lit:9; ; and, after a long 'lll:4with Dr. :I 1 the'Mitiister,. t4 ) ,t1, a ,, 1 , 1 , ) ukt,0e land the French Envoy. pr, of lt "ew between our Monarah and, the Lm thith. Quan.4 take . place after the 15th Gtreateei, . • „slur 'Troops :will be in motion, on tho ;11.01tead •-• • f G‘neral Ceunt DE. are (11/j" e,"°;Prince of Ho; ? eat P3sOwaik. rhc i.l44,4,l3.)ttltmincls in 'S out h Prussia ; - General DE ,`l4. * i'o meraitia,; , General DE RUCIIEL I in ail<t ;* the Duke of BRUNSWICK', • irk Ger g un. tr K h • him Nt.)eau, w ill ' col - nrnand the Army ,t T coll t, he to at lea s t ti,Hd equip.- Ye of the Kiticr Prepari6g.' qte 11 '46 t, ." 11 1,4 tap t-: u circular . A.Notes sent , to all the tht)'rt u .) 3 at tile ditThrent Courts, to declare 4 er - 4t,L , , v‘ements- of the Prussian, Armies have no " 14 44 1t (' 4 1 ,. (- , h , a . _ A . .t'Oaintain,.a Neutrality, anti to tr i : 1 " 11 s of hostile Powers.i'iin,. s y is to out for \Vilna the day after i tt : l l4 l4l ; . ' acconiptittied by .- the Mike of Ilronswlck„ 4 4:, tt ble:ZA"1 8 V , ter, corpS which arriv ( r 1,040 11101. e . 14 I': 5 comprised 28,000 met), 11 4 Ni tho , i , are on the flier.; The •'Austrian. * ttlagazint:s, and frequently advance 12 .11tOliy stoppinl. Infantry ,altinusicet cartouch- t box,and cloak; . 0„,;," .. , ' Na vy . . enrriarreS." Nit" 46 • ; leter' .10 thtl Artily 'have - mtde h t 4k :di :11°1 announce that the' Austrians - ate Yettavz:: 'f4 oh, A r t.- • • • - -the Revenues 'lll‘ 1 :1, , tutustration et l l iiet- t h t) ,. tne erfeets which retnamed at ,44 i4i:4rg ate.,to sSiEd.by otibli c .rtiletion, as - 1 4 4 41 , a nticles ,Which were left in: the ant3m4" 14 4 \4 R t. 2J.---The last ecilunin of the Army wualllt is ,arrived this'city ; that corps AV lA col S pires has received counter orders. ti tta t e r c'enaitl,, u nder the orders of Gen .-*l' t il l- morrow, and sleep at Weil:, ,'.!ouclii,''',46and men, under the orders of i, 'leo ) h„ Qefile over the bridge ;tiler to-rxi0r k4:,,,,,,T1ie,,,',_117, in the town lodges eight or ten' 1.-.,,,,,q4:ttit}l`roolis pass -by Hoelket Frankfurt; Se c'oe- ; ti'kt, 4 ' l ; • • 41 ' r4l l . • LI T V 4 -- The Army of Marshal 44 1 is tiot • , ) e - it tin ,, L- 0 pass the Maine, uut.to mareo Vt,,, 0 ,,1t in the. Principality of Wurtz -213 art: t ia the French Troops that are in "4111144-r„9„.hei!.)ined to the Bavarian Army; tk of er }r/ let of th; at Paris by Count RUMFORD., It is asserted at Wortz .bourg that a FrenCh Army is expetled in the ttegh, hourhood, and that the BaTariap Army thereamo amounts to 25,000 'men. VEN/CE, SErT, 15.--AS thii ..;'\'.u.sfrian , Troops quit BoCce di Cattard, - Zara, and other strong, places. in Dalmatia, to . join 'the .t...rray of' the , Archdul , :e CHARLES, ti,e Itussiap Trdops,leave Co; fu .to replapci them in the above garrisons. :T! ~ ere are continually large bp:.litis of Trooll. passipgi through this city .to the Frontiers. • . c . ' • The . French Troops areisseMbling illforce in the neighbodrhood of Verona. , ConiNtritGEN, SErr. e4...—The Gazette of. yes terday announced, ‘,‘ Tltat ati the ArMy,had received orders to be idreadiness to,march on the Ist .of.oe= tober." Two Regirneuts are to embark at Elias time, with a .train of Aktillery, and 40Q, knariepi,. to be conveyed to Kiel by 'the Ships of War the , Vißory, and Soph . i.e-Fre4erica. The Regiment of. Hussars are to 'march to Holstein. 'His' Excellency Count 13BaNsioaFF, Minister-of State, - is to go into Holstein in four or five days, with the Secretaries of the different Departinents,and re main there along as,the PRINCE ROYAL. , SEPT. 28.—The PRINCE ROYAL sets off to-mar row for Holstein. - . - CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG., 25.—The new corps, raised in the.Severillslands since last winter amount-' ed to 700 men ; they are exercised by Russian- Officers, and . are perrally well organized. These corps are composed of several nations, but principal-4 ly of Albanians and Montenegrins; they are kept apart from the . Russian troops. The Russian Envoy has announced that his Court, in virtue of permission it has received from the Porte, has-bought, on the coast of the Ottoman Empire, great quantities of grain'and all kinds of cattle, of which there is at present a. great store in the Seven Islands ; 4ild that his Sovereign has equipped at Ta ganrock, on the Sea of AzOf ; 22 sail of vessels to, carry provisions to` lonia. The Porte has received information that the Cap. tain I)4cha has landed 3009 men at Alexandria to re inforce that garrison.- •HANAu, SEPT. 28.—The French General BEE VIAND is with the corps of Bavarian Troops assem .hied at A mberg, from which it is concluded that • 'these Troops will form a, jundion with the Freud) The most recent account from Suabia left the ad vanced posts of the Austrians- at , PlOrtzheim, and the French about half a league distant. Ve N. pg, t French Troops which .occupied the kingdom of Naples, wider the orders of General ST, CYR, are retiring into the Papal. States, leaving only a garrison cif 2,500 men at Gaete. We are :assured that the Viceroy of Italy will have the chief comMand of the French-Italian 1 Armies, having MafShal Prlassws. under him.. MILAN SF-ei4fl,--!Hostilities have not yet COm7 inenCed on ate Allge. Marshal MAxsPNA is at Va legio, the movement of the Troops,.which 'are advancing by forced marches to the frontiers. It ‘: has been 'announced to, tiia Troops, :that General whq set o days bi ce tar Paris, has been dismissed-from the coinmand of the Army' VIENNA, SEPT. 25. 7 —The Ehirgroa is•e"cpe6ted here about the 28th iast. Sincelhe*.Garrison of thiS • City has been so much .weakened by drafts to the Army, the Burghers have assumed the guardsin the • interior of the City, and the charge of the Citadel will likewise be confided to theM, should circum stances render such 3 measitrellecessary. The regi.; tuents which were left behind when the Army cross ed the Inn, have been sent on in carriages impressed for the purpose. • - . Preparations are making for the , conVeyance of the ussiatr Troops who are imarchingby Crcems towards Lintz. In Moravia two thousand carriages were employed on this occasion. - A second Army of Reserve is assembling at Wells, Where numerous bodies of Troops from Hungary and the Frontiers are daily arriving. L4ll(ler (tie of w ttenti I ' 14r fa t , A " 1 4,cm , 11 - .4le- tu .1() . 01 4 cil"4,oQ4tited t, 10 t, 4 ' "r i . E . i of ( 111ardril BE t 4 .. 3 1 1 to i►l tt , ,i`, (4 ,9C0 Lift e t , l 4 itintclr; t I,,tr,,?xtren)tv%l , tt er 4 (vigi l IL PROCLAMATION: " We FRA Net s the Second, Emperor Elea of the Ito., mans, Ilereditary Emperor of Austria, Ike. " Pazts known to all the world prove, that since the vitt clnsien of the Treaty of Lune Ville,l le, we havelial nothing ago much at heart as the maintenance of the peaCe which we had procured for.our faithful :people by the NJiti *heal y. Tnir scrupulous accemplishilienr of all the obligations which that rreaty imposed upoo ; the observance of a.perti . ci Neu trality in the navel war; Hod the most friendly mcderation • when the Einperorrif the, Frcnch violated several niche prin. opal ipu tations ttf the PeaCe, efts! endangered by numerous abust.,, the repose and equilibrium of E t t rope, gave us every right to hope, with.confidence, that our i.varm and sincere desire for peace woitid bii fulfilled. Yet the armaments or •. tiered by the Emperor of the French close, to the frontiers of . the Tyrtilend the Duchy of Venice, joined to direct menaces, required of ettr• parental solicitude for' our hereditary Stales, counter.armaments whieh, however, though destined to do • away our teat's for the saf'cry of our States, could not be to France, a' sti , jed of mistrust or of open complaint. At' the. 'same time that we took these measures of preeautidn, to which we saw ourselves forced, we took with the Courts ois St. Petershurgh and Paris, when Negotiations to be 01)04141,, between those two'Courrs had been frustrated, the proper. measures nevertheless to Attain the salutary objea, and to produce the resumption of the Negotiations :for peace in- , tcrrupted. The Colin of runes did not af,dcoowledge our good intentions on this head, and refused our mediation. The Court of ikuSsia, on the contrary, declared itself ready tet . open, in concert with us, and with equal moderation, pacific Negotiations, and to employ. an armed mediation for the re eiitdolisliment of the repose, security, end political balance of agitated Eu'rope. VVc, tar removed from the desire of see.. ink anew war break out, but , convinced ot th.:2 imperious ne-, cessity of those energetia measures, which can /ijoruviosorl' Seal and lasting peace, partake perfealy' the'dettrrnination 't 110:11.1111)CfOr Of all the Russias on this ioiojeci, and hope, frond its good execution, with well founded contide'Oee, the desired eaCt. But also we expect, with no it confidence, that . ourdear and faithful Subjeelsveho have xtlirderl its, fear thirtemyears ofa reign accompanied with the ino)t extraor. dinary e‘Ants, in many deep' proofs of unshakcii attachrnent k : will support us with all their !flight in this undertaking,, formed with a view to their lea) good, an t i hasten, . i n consequence to aid us in restoring that happy state ef things which was always our first objet,t and the wish nearest to our heart. We expett_then; of ou r taithful Subjeas, that they will not only continue to imy regularly the tax called the Classes, which has been levied in and which has been prolonged in 1E46, by a particular patent, (Wed Ilia day, hut that they will also furnish, with tie less good will, to main tain our armies more easily, contributions in kind, consisting of barley and oats. p r oclamation then fixes the number of bushels for each Province.] Nowever w illingly - we should grant m our. faithful States and Subjeds the usual indemnity for sjicse supplies, we cannot this time satis'y this desire, becatiSe our a, &Aged to make had against as• many other extraredinary peatts, are not in a condition also to supply the iadatimiry, stud that therc'would !lies, felthlip to pay it iiii.other resource than; o raise the necessary sunis by tileam at at button in money." . AUG Snot,' tt Sit PT. 23 ..-...kirertra f 115 rif) IKTOlipt 9 . from the Hereditary States, the advanced cMunmstg . RU4SiPiI Troops arts arrived in Lower Amstria ; the trintsnOtted in waggons.. The Austrian Troops five relieved, those of the Eleetor of - BAnnti, at Biberach. ST. PETEESBURGIT, SEPT. I 8.--Count TotsroY, Commandant of this City, who was dispatched on a mission to Stockholm, received counter-orders two days after on the road, and has returned hither. ' The .P.:mrenati; it is said, Heti ff'to-morrow for the Army. General. WEsrriTn =is appointed ,Commandant of Sr. Petersburoh. They are about to forni two regiments of Dragoons, seven of .Ftlit leers, and two of Chamears. - The two reginients which tuarelied, to Croustadt for: .the purpose of embarkation, on,ihe4. , I bth, are still there,lmt are held in readiness . to. mOyeat a mo ment's notice. Part of the Fleet equipped at Cronstuit is destined for Corfu. The Troops are already embarked, and are in daily expeaation of sailing ()niers. BANKS Or`THE'DANUKE; SEM'. 13.-Lieutenint- General 13aroti WittN . Edx, who fur s'afpq years has lived retired at Itatisbon, has received orders to proceed.to the,Ca4tp in the neighbourhood of Augs bourg, to take the'eornmand of a Corps of Reserve. ..R.ATISBON, SEPT. 27.--. The principal .body of the Austrian Army is ass;..mbled peAr 'Nlernthingen. 'The advanced 'guard is conamand,:d by Count .KLENAU, the rear by Count WEr.wacx; there are, . notwithstanding, but very few.Austfran Troops in Bavaria. The Bavarian Troops posted near Amberg have began their march towards Wartzburg : they have .orders to throw thernsOves. , ,iii.tO A.VAPieli or 13a reatli should 'the.A.ustriatts arrive .in the Upper Pa latinate and County of Wurtzburg before the French Troops under Marshal. BERNADorrE. AtRISBOURG, Styx , . 24; , —The Austrian 'Troops who were encamped at' Wells now , on fall march, and traverse. Bavaria and. Eastern Suabia. General MACK, it is said,, has:appointed Colonel DEDOWICH to examine what time it would lake to fortify Menimingen in such manner as to render it ckfensible for some weeks, FRONI THE Tiraol,, SEPT. lq.—There are near 25,000 men in the Camp at Trent. The ARCHDUKE is still at Inspruck, and employ ed in visiting the Barrack, tfospitalA, Sze.: be, is ,tritieb belomi by the Army, Our Regiments of National Chasseurs are cvapletot, and in the best state. The Archduke Louis is expeeted at Inspruck•to morrow. Our Engineers are occupied without • intexmissibn in establishing fortifications in all the passagesin the Tyrol which lead, to &labia and'Eat arth. - We have four Regiment's qf 'Tyroleari which make the established force charged with the defence of this State amount to Jo w)0 men. The entire population of the .country,.,capable,qf bearing arms, . have-received orders-titi.rise es niasse.onihe first signal. HAGUE, O CT. • i--the Fretiels' General,' —Mt ciLtun', is gone to i' . ,:orth Holland.and the Helder, tortake every preperaribuibr'.resiming i atteno that may bc made bplie:ecinitiiuLld'etaintea. .• . This General has introduced a- new .military regu lation into (air : five military diOsions are established, .1 which. the ; li.tid ! ll;artecs are iu beat Groningen, Litreelit, and at :the.Holder, and at Haar lem, Brie), Rotterdain, Flushing, • The Minister o' . ~larine, VxattEtru. . ,'has ietnrned from hiijourr-v notterchtiPand the Maese. rf - h An,t;..to EFIVOt here, the Baron . . VON I;,'RISZ, Witi,llOt depart till he has; received advice that the i p l. o u r lb it. s z iss . ador „ ent7rzr.t,, 11a! left The French General, VICTOR, at present Eiwoy at Cepenhagen, and who for a long time had the eommand of the French. Troops in our Republic, will, according to our, Journals, have.-the command of a part of the French Army in ItAly. •. • ';' Sixteen Battalions Of fresh, irroops from France are expOed at the Camp at Zept; General -00. rnxor is gone from hence to.Strasbargh, where-hG is apppintekl chief of ty,itail'to GaUfgaIMORTMK COI ; ENIIAGr.s.I, OCr. 1,-. , .The .;lteerulis roust to-day join their Re intents:: During the stay of the Troops in the Dutchies, the' head-quarter Royal Highness .the Hang- DITARY be. at Kiel. • , A line of Telegraphs will be ere6led through the putchiei to Kiel. The number of our TroON colic *d in -, Holstein amounts to 20 000 MO. , . LUBEC, OCT. 4,-According to ativiees received here, a part of the Runian Fleet of Ships of. War and Transports sailed from :Croustade and, Revel on the 23d ult. It is understood that_ a part of tie Ships at Co. penhagep will . be fitted Out. Various military pre- Orations are jikewise roalting at .:Croutnburg, to which Port a number, of, sailonhave been ordered. The Court of Denmark, itis.geoerally. said, has tranithitteci to several other Courts, a Declaration ; stating that it is resolved to observe a perlett spiena of neutrality. :HANOVER, OcT. I..4—Transports, b:iggage. gons,,&c. are daily goiug.from hence to liaarelm— To-ni arrow about 2000 IWaSiints legin, to be employed daily in yi•orking on the _fortifications and trenches. It is said that a lionse.will fitte.dup at liaarlem for the CvnerA at Division BARTIO . T. Or dc-is hive fieen given 1,4- tha dekvery . of 16,006 plissdoes, which has occ..eitcp.,t2:l a Scarcity of 'wOod in the vicinity of 1 - I;impfin. All the . depots cif the Regiments which have marched away. arc re moved to Hameln. &V al Pisitation.--:-A Farmer residing not many miles from 'Mitcham, in Berkshire, ;old who farm ed lands to the extent of not. less then :low acres, was:one day last wetk walking tlitnyvp his fields Wheie some barley was cut down, a o,.ntle shower of rain happening to fill, which prev,!ii him from getting in his crop linmediately, he 1, the singular Wickedness to exclaim to sore of hi,; that •the - Alrnlghty did more 14u-tn th,i g. and that it was time tbr sorneOtie els4 to re41111A: ihe manage . el *G The wretch had scan:ely tune to articulate another sentenco—he was struck dead. Three of the CombatantS Wll9 exhibiwd in. the battles at Hailsiam on Tuesday, _re. matched again tO tight within two months. 'The Game Chicken - ail s a Pelciter an the first on the list.—Gulley 'matched th fight Coitrel, a Bristol man, and Crib again coiitend with Nichols, who Irsat him at Black water in duly. 'The Chkkoz adlry, and Niche/4 i , are the farottriw, DUBLIN, OCT. g. DUBLIN CAME, OM 5, 1805. fits MAJESTY, by his 'loyal Letter, having api , pointed the Right Hon. CHABLEs Loo to be anis Majesty's most Hon. Privy Council of Ireland, he this day in Council took the usual oaths, and his placke,st the Board, accordinglk, OXFORD, OCT. 12. Monday last the Rev.. WurrrtkoTort LANDCI7, Y). J). Provost of Worcester College, having been nominated, by the Chancellor of the University. was, in fall Unleocation, invested with the office of Vice- Chancellor for the year emuing. 'The Pro-Vice- Chancellors are the Rev. JouN :1). 1). War• den of Wadhatu College ; the Rev. MCCITAEL MAR-. LOW, D. -D. President of St. John's College; the ,Rev. HENRY RICIiIJII3B, D. D. Re t aor of Exeter College; and the Rev. JOHN PARSONS, D. L. Alat terof Balliol College., ELormatNrs.—Miss E.:who has just eompleted4r fourteenth year,and whose parents are in wealthy cit . - =instances, eloped on Thursday morning, the , :td instant,.- from a boarding-school 'a few 'miles from ,Hull, in, Yorkshire. She is. supposed to have made her escape out: of a one4mir of -stairs window, about three o'clock in 'the morning. Her lover, supped to bean Ogaer of the Lincoln Militia, a cienticium about ./o years (Wage, was waiting to receive her in a single.horae chaise. They drove off with all pus, sible speed to Hqll, in.hopes ofgett:ng la Passage in avessel that was about to sail iUt Londal. On their arrival there the) tound the veJel &LI juta they procured an open boat, but' wizen they came up with the ve3sel the eispitaitr teitined to take them on board. • They were t obliged, to cross the Humber it the open' boat to:l3artbn, , litre they took the Mail, and arrived •in London on Saturday se'nnight in the morning. 'Miss L.'s tathcr and 'wide followed them to London,' but aid not arrive till the evening of that day. They traced them wan inn in Gracochurcli-street, from which place they have ;tot been able to, gain the :lwtst infurination of them..— . Miss g.'s acquaintance with her lever was unknown to her friends, but it has been discovered since'lter flight; Jhat they con'espoilded by letters, by means ,of some confidential person. .. A beautiful young lady elopod. some days ago 'With the '44ll.2,.Of,,trade§rnati 'Her rather, wficils a ,rich rnetAant residing near the. Kent Road, -.pursued and overtook the fond lovers on their way puildfkd: The young man, afterreceiVing a severe cudgelling from the 'enraged' .merehant, bras about, to fiti , built to his fate, and take a long fare - Weal' Ms mistress; when the young lady vallediterlather aside, reminded \him that she had left home for more than' twelve hours, that a 'lliki# had passed ill the into rVal since' 030 'had determine to become a'wifel. and that it would neither contri. buto to his •happinesanor her honour to prevent the match, since ,things had . gone so 'far: fete: parent took, 024 hint, and was, atter 4. Inotnent'J recollec tion, as desiroos to see the nuptial cerernOny per tut iced: AS he was befare re: preVicut The partieS all returned to town, an.l I,s ...sr morning' the hippy pair were joined in holy wedlocl;., the Ltdy confessed that.the hint She bid thre‘sn. .01 vas.nothing Mere than an innocent stratagem to gain her parents consent, and that her own rionour and his reputation were,unsullied.',„ ,A Glrosr !--7.11q neighbourhood ofKil re.street, iJeen .vcry much annoyed' of late by the inexplicable influence. of a ; and some of the inlninitants of that street, ileclire they, have seen; the vision Of a Lady who Litely.resided in a house ad jagetit to the Phuvitechnion, whqse death excited unusual.emotionc, bht whose SLib;equent appearantse convinees'thein that soniething nappcned in her life. tithe which cOrnpels her spirit to torment so many 1 2 6., , nest mortals, espocially a poor serviint who live 4 her &wing the Litter pia of her eiistence. • Crowds of curious -and adventurous people; have been to visit the abode this " airy nothing," itild'thouh 'they ,individnially,contradit each of .r' in their du:m.lp— of her person, they unanimously concur in de claring that no Ghost ever made a more treinen::ous noise T. Not having had an opportunity of be holding this fair f‘. perturbed spirit," it is not possible . `we can fay any farther particulars betbre our It, d-. eri, but ve,..lfaveleard it positively asserted by per- SOII3 of, extreme probity, tb:it the servant above :A luad to has been in a very bad state of health ever since ,L is: Lady is supposed to have paid him a visit.--(Duidin Evoniq past) a- As Lieut. Cocx, of the Signal-house, on the Blackhead, Cornwall, and Mr. T. PEARCE, of St. Kwvern, were shooti9g together 01 Monday last, in that neighbourhood, Wthe fowling-piece of the latter accidentally went off, and wounded the Lieutenant dangerously in the hzind and side. }lopes are enter tained of his recovery ; though it ,is feared that he will lose the use of his haul eg4N.AXCHANGII, OCT. 14.--Tlte arrivals of Wheat to-day aro very consideiabl e , a ri d .sales . good qUality are at a - further , redadion of about ss.. per .quarter ; tiferior remain ,•almoat without sale ; in Bye, Barley, and Malt, but trifling variation ; White Peace in abort supply;' large arrivals of Grey Pease; and down 55. ; Beam - of 'eaillx less ; Oats are in large and abOilp, q 4. cheaptr ;. sales' of Boor' 4it. our eurreney. Wheat 405 a: sis a tigi Cid . a ;a, 'ort Fine dittO - 7os 4 743 o.: Brans 11 , a ° 4 Rye (New) sos 3is nd )313 32 3 244 a ,i2* Harley " 3is 37t; GO. I . do. 34 Qd Malt ,72s a 78., ott I Ftitil:*.Seed 3 3 1 -. , 4 1 1 White Peale s 4 t s 3Fil#l: HOW ' "" 6 GteY ditto 44 4 i SeCU“tii 511 it pa* Itik SMITI-IffELD MAWKE V o Oat. r 4. The Market of this dxy wall tolerably well sup plied with different kitieLis Qf Cattle price in general maintain our last - roport ; Beef sconwthing dearer,. and tho tract; was pretty' good, The Hay Marko was wQII attendod, Ond tale 5 the prices are rather ath - inicd. 'T'he follow ing is a corrot :lccount of the prices and numbers Ta siok tine (Aral per stoneot Bed* .is, 8 , 1 to ss. ad.--Mutton 4i J. to . 5., ss• orl. to Gs. od,•:-.Pork Qx tQ vs. --1.41/1b 53. to oX. Beasts sloio.—Sileep s . s7o.. , C.iivei 2r6. 4 54 . fit VNIALIt Mt?. lloy 41. t(4 4 1 , 41..—Sy2SV ti. ids. t 2 4 1 . 4$ to Si• ITA '4O