The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-05 00:00:00

t;.! NorrA4. AVC..9.--' r ;..?ril,ty arrived at to' 1,1 711 Su , :e.:ss —She rezmrned , It to m r oi getting hand on the 2}.1 .11t, in B , v, ;t1 the island of • Poho 11'0, w hi!e , chae i lt, r i'fiVitei!l* Brig of lii , l), Int;al..‘cl till the iSth Vidfi Jot Tv/,'l,ty-,,even of her guns ItitAt fi.)llger.l to bt; ;iv 111 r G.l fE,_ Oct. 3. nhlage at Dandelio.n • yesterdikyh se -611 altin nutneroutL -The rtfreshrnents Litt l 'oeproNl,%:i w:th the usnal dellcacy and *Lind • • • . • tr‘ , ao s' ni tintrer Artille,i•rhave been thiornit riltating their evollvions on the shlie to tho'Nditli iniElit of the town. It -,vonici be weless: to at le,'te rapt ntittitttly ex,-1 t 1 4ja , tt mnceu e,r ivres, tinas -4 by, it ch:.rt of the Part. • Toatellst ( " 11 ' tile 1 . 411 rn ,!i to the.fo element they rush to ttiverige ttif thft i.-.lntinne for sO•nt! ti Ay? braving tilt storm : to fa .ti:aciie them with- . t'lls). pail ester rt'leky irt ateun T exrrt.scencf...s, .and throligh t aailtedl•lrt pti' of rmtrtne 'vegetation. - II l'lmy is tarn st riin , t.l to Ale 'discovered, :ana . ; a ~,A c .. i T r elmstanees of real aaion are introthred. , A : i'mai) is seen. availinA• itself of every . mans o f r ,, ,. ~a tht!. nttnre of th , ,:" ground, the. position of :0 1 ' rlF4csi lad die 61 111fitiOTT of the' edifices s'IPI"Y ;„. L i :,T t ' l l'i o.)stititAing the Enemy at the moment of 1 11 . it. 1 4T, ' 4 t others attlicking the divisions — w_'lli% oi ' Al - ,ii t 4`atle4 to vi 0) t 6 ,, L ri gi j6i) ground. \Nri e tl x i : Pkret , r* l' „'t 14 , 1 eotri•-: nerq ,as : an antiquary' t , c: ,..r0.. ti(p r , t ,. ~'ll 91 ihe dark a ,,; ei , or .IF. an ~_ .. e Cil lir ' 1 ' '';ttl e the lollitude and latit , :le of th .1 " ..:14' be •' I ~-1 that the ay. , un• r i,,,,. itt , ~ .. permute( to 1 ,, , ,t, , ' h . ' ' I bliPil th. 3 ^ a . • ..1 ( e‘v.rcies are acoom- Ha le d , 1 , - by tf.1,1 ) . - . t. t... _ rn. Port 3lt ~,' in flllncd by the recolleaion of h . .. i the - r(),,,,,, t' lr t ,this penimittla, has sustalnel In ~ Na n if) au lats of Briti ih courage. .IVll6n the Nlri I a,. 4141. 1 •.'LI vaded toii. Country, the m,..n of Ken )...,, _ , J- t „ . . Th. 4erctcl then- rights. t . Nutue. , 10 4 ,, 7 1 1 . 111 is a scene of incessant Sah l i tY• ' , o. ,,, iiii ''PS art. lialoailing in the harbour, other.' arc, : ci e 1r . 1 "4 their %inter and provisions. 'r -e P:"Ite", ~ s t't the a.silre-boat, with expanded sails and tilts, are aso li d e d by vviouivpart 'es-- . 2e, with a tranvil sea, gentlY un: bo s oni of the Fair, promise 646:Ay and 'e seizure of a Siiluggler a few (lays easel, con-tnt. , :ted so last hibits' a singular appearance Ac• established regulations, she has I),•en to hull into three distina and : ( 1• 1 is at this inltatit on sale w ith stores, and cargo. 'The Gent.v., ob to eleven shillinsa per gallotl uncle! This is to be the last au(ction of this been found that the permits granted nt the, spirits have been p;rosly this h.tt the revenue Las materially ~ tteforocl hy private artifice. In:ftiture the cbrn ' scan to London, the to be disposed ~nadical sales of the Customs. 011! 4tmo,phere-has been so perfly transparent, J'erday fro ti minences abovc,hgwell err, l ' w e • Q) 3 " • • b'eas E : dricover prorrupeot o j c4",4i,!,t.1° eirinnel. The Downs, 'vhich had betn? 11-9::141)1y thimied in' the qua:itity of SIIIPPIngi 1 11346,d to lie aglin .sunplied %% Alt the 'floating I ;:ngli ,, li"VOli - Unerce ; and Dover hj u ; n :' w ring 'above 'the surrounding 'world, r 4 re,l by some gigantic efforrOf int co; Pro ,-tie Amite and t,) li al) 14 O bk)S'ik Vl%.llCe• • klefiance to 11 1.1 s a i t ) Yhiaml ! if your nativec are not contented dpi~(to use the laugua i w of little Stocio ', t ulast be " beez you w lise yant.hetter 4 which mati-of vvl3:t:" 0- C tt. ... 110,iR I P' > OCT. 1- -The hoy-picking I . k . tirk,v Avt ~ :i,, AL 'ou'r ~r It ye,k,;rzlay, tnal:ty , t 43 ,TP I , c , s r i . k tilt: prICCS DAV 11l trtii,o ' .‘VII, ;Ind i 1 1C tr !fie orls 1 ' , 1 ..i k ‘ kr:y 1 ~. ~ 1 ,„ t•t„hrly for good itoi , • " , tA,' 1),,, ~ ' • WI( . , 1.,..r 1 L.. .. R - r I.IW. 10 61,"C'q'1.6:, 10,, tt) I IL Oir . .Old .-. 3 13. ''' TIT ' 1• 'h qsem-, tileo, a ' , Ree of filo enurt-NUlrtial \vim a. . , f ),:,. ' n"-t.;.bary, ychtr(Liv se:might, for t_he l tr , t ,r a .. i: r.:' -1.-:\.7,ii. ir ell'Ali X.Zti. Tr: APE.- of 'the (3 , 1 0 t. 1,1_ , ,',,,' ~- Infantry,. on the Charg . e , y n i , t i ' t t i., e-• ~,, .-," ;:11:1 in,riklit..be:,:tviry,lv, was , ' : t .,,,„ ' .. ' . i:, 1 ., 14ke good the sum of five 0) ` 1 ",'.. to t h e CompattY ei -0 :: , , •• ..,,. duo fr6 . n hint ttblici,,, ) `<l ,''''' i'''iongcd.,, and .that he, should ' he P t1 ( 0 1'..-,„',":4, 4nd oistnigsecr ivitil Pgr"cc frc):11 , a.i . 11, ,::.,' '',."---The Latex, piirt of the senttlice ", rk4 i l :' .- ±.diy put into exect;tion on Thuv , chlY 4t it! 4 4. C14 1 4-I.t C'orip,, arta thel)risotier, after soti4e,it! c i l I L "' ,' ' v i" t •; )(4l ' from Lleutenant-Co..quel WEaD , , th ',„.• 14 6,;; ti n g: 11 Vit,..14 Offic4lr 'of the Dili: via, and 1 rn th tn a. '''''i. an umg Oflicer, .I‘l<kior Scorr, ()!I sen. l 'ri .' 'Y 16 erltne and On t i .ie IMlitY of his i... ,' ''''''= igttoininiously discharged from til leg t, V'•lrinclav 13 t j iy,,,,„,, „ t 4 Esc?, 1\ lay Or. Of (110Util i '`. .. 'l • ." ~' d vcinison entt!r -1 ~1 4, ,,,,. , Lavt. a gt3llti turtle lt) ~ , _ r...ui1d... c' tip ' - 'l, tit the Batignetting-rootn. or ' tilij —_,,,iie t ''A' t il l ''. a , 14 rge party of Nubility and G'itrli.";%`.ed - ' 1 ,. 1. 1 4,,,4,i lleighbourhood,; m which Iver rs e ° : )9 ' . 'N..t' t i t) 1 1. Lord Boa! ZICiOnN) tAV° I 1)1 ..1):;le'e it:: :1("' i Qc= - 4-ktnidral Sir J. T. r)",c,K\:\'‘p'Airzit!' ,t/S / 41) 3 1- 1:Pt. liir ItoittnT.BA:thow, 113". ''lru.". i-stit.; k e ~.4'l' Ciencrzils SLUCOB, ENOLA Nl) ' f. - -G . 1 't 40 ' Lu) C I /''' \ 4 . 6 141 FT I FvNox, STJaar l47 , a ," r-d ii .l43 i v icel-Adn'tiraisYout.K.'. .Vice-Adlntral . 1 44 c. .. Oitiih. ovt? Bear... Admiral SurT°'' several} ~41 ''")f tilc4..,ltoyal ..N.'-wv the Field OiricA:ri 4 41 a Lir, 6114: C;ari:l-0--, f l - ! 44 ) ~., The. s6"4:111 to - . t4r,:,'''rt! till .ti , "I 'P rail ' '''7,,,1 i,,/' t'.3_ large d ~I, (11„ , ,, ~. 14. , ,illiner COp' , J.ll ... . f ..... , i ll the '",kea,-;i,..' r 1: orn Jamaica, with VC"LI 1 13‘ iittti '' ' 4 t he.seasou ; :and, to cr('' , .vii t4e w h a le , i!.44tillcid't amid of beef, 'adorned \cit.!, the Roral L : (1 1 4 ti l , ' a% ' - ' a)) /' '' it ' 448 ' ljni 'll N° ' d A d miralty Flags,. nuns ; 4 r,c„ , ttiltre ot the tabie. Ine . ' L , a i 4s, I ,` 4,01 !, ''' 1 -41 \, `lnes exccLeat. Several 0) t , 4, 11 ' gin- t• 1 1 ' s t ' 'itts wer, -i '' ' ' 1 6 n 3 Toisti ail, en lint, . Q. l, . , glees,. ,11, - , rn t 4Ct,I,LM 4 . angs, ca,olli-s, • Id . the. 1 46 ' ~ I' nr,t, ;`'amt (ail) a birch styre, a' ~. 1 'tik ti ,: tilir 'Pr i n t I ," e d iV WaS conduea in thc, true gL i . 1 ,i,,it,64'ti;:(Til'''' of the ant.lcltt Britif.:4l.hr°'.rPoitf')ltinitYw°ns Al' i lity , Y 11161141. .111 c Banquetlino- th , t f i 't 't.: C(. ., 4 ! )11. 4 by the ' '.aches ' w ith r V`TC-1.:-. -- 1 . '4., 411rULS ' )SCI. FROM -TliE FREIVCH Pt! Ctitct7l.,A,ft OF TliE (~:itA",•ll lury;E. . .. .. _ The 'Grand Judge, Minister of Sust,le.e„hrts,*,tit,, teu the followirvi - letter, datsd,t)ie 2:i tll Se lilei-Oi6 to the Imi) ,. ..rial .71ttorneys '"Gerieral.tl the'Oourti of Criminal ll.lst.iee : :.: .. . . . , . . . `` The intrigues and the "old of England , Gentle. men, have at'length prevailed ; she has drag led two great Powers ihto the war, one of which ill, so much the more culpable towards France that` her Throne, shaken by, the: valour of our soldiers, has only stood through •the moderation of the coriquercrra: - - The EmPeror marcliev!inpersoh , to.. dilconerrthe pto jetfts-of our.enernids,lutd, unifer sucl.«. , a Chief, sei 4 conded byi!suelt bravo :Artnies, vietory cannot be doubtful.; Akt*Ao,insurethe duration and plenitude of,ourAuctess,:,ivetmtist all be animated with the.sa. 'cred.lote,of our ..c?untry : I.vashould all, Warribra, Magistratquausl.Citizens, by a common effbri, cow:. tribute akintreitias in our power tusupport , tile mem just of warntlintiftmiecond;.withiall.our,energy, the generousNotiarch:whri, in orliefto preservb Frati&C 4titii High degree of glory and Ofpoufer to which ne has raisecl4heri is , going a - milt to: encounter fatigues and dangorkt :,:,....n . 1 .: :-.-,, " AnibligOjthie.trieanS that."ai'6 l 4bb virantee our suCcess, thEC,inititripton is, Yithotit . tliatih - t,'tbe most Powerful ()fill!, since upon that dhii.inds - tlw r,inoi'a... ticin and the perminence of ohrlVlilirary Forces, `as writ •as she g... , 0ci 'composition of our; ArMies •, we must then apply', witli'lhdefinigable pr.n.i*.veranceitá cause the . laws and' det.rees . it .has rriAered nt..ceSl. sary to be religiously elee'dtited.. Without doubt, the,' youth of Fraiice, - So dlitineil shed fi)r -valour, - an'd • always SO ready 'te ' march at the voice of Bonner anil of their country; will eipvid tO:follOw the .slvll3 of their Emperor; and amidst this sublimo inipnisii, we inust ho p e that there is not a Prenchnian'm uhl: werthy Of tlie ii4rne - as to refuse joining in the perils anti the glory of our warriors.' If, notwithstanding, any should 'be ibillid whO; yie!dingtb'dastaidly fear, or giyin3" yay' to perfidious sugt;6stions g , should pre-,. '' 'for infainy'te honour, they, their abetters and ac:. Complices may...ex:pc& inevitable 'punishment. Thug; 'whilst the Military Tribunals Shall punish refraeloty cNiscript-, you must prOsecute, and cinse your Sub ordinates to proseente; . i , vith iniTexible sevUrity, all 'those who, froM disaffeelion, corruptiOn,or even an • uns easonable and false pity, shall dare , in, a manner less or more criminal, to ai.A or to flvour the cow ard who shuns our colours: Nci - e:.:cepti: - ni' of 'per sons, no effeminate cOmPlaisanoe: rtJleA that, in a . matter 'so grave and ,witla when t tip..' public safety is so intimately' colincaed, all partiality, all relax-. ?lion in the,execution of the laws, kveill.l tie a gre4t .crinie towards 'the Country. i' Be penetrated with this salutary 'Clotitritie ; impress it frequently on the minds of ‘thrise'n,tgistrates before whom you exer cise your' fuliclions; and male them forcibly feel that an imperious duty requires them u.-!Ver to de . part froin it. 'Receive, Gentlemen; the assurance of tr y arteLlionate sentiments. Itupszrzt."" THE NW:IS - el:It or rrl INJTERIoi: TO THE PRLrECIS. putsx.CIRCULItg. !e S TR -I,serld you•the Speech which hi.s 'Majesty I 'dr - livered :to .the So.itate hngrs previous to his.depatttlre for'theArrny. Let it be trade known to t.I te Publro: Fundiortati es atir the Ctttx fts of your .Dep „, rtnignt , ; ,, L e t aU. b e a , n it t atvti with senti ments. by which it has ! been: di6tated • after the ex • ample ofthelmperpr, - /et. Mom do their ri)ayt Tlint duty is lilt dhubtful-; F'ratke is , :nlenacedt; ,and.attacked itt 'posSessiong. ()f. her. Allies, the .Enenties'`,Arnaites are marching Vin tour frontiers ; .the EmperOr puts hirnselfat the bead ot dur Troops drive.them lack' to their own territories. What sr.cri.fice:.Calvit..coSt .to.imitate' this cliniple of de.' votiCat !..Let , those whahave not the good 'fortune' to ~particjprtte 'irb his langers, • • least to his bylni,tiAger obedien(.4-! , tattle 0r.:14.16 of (.4overn. Inc!: t. The .lEsuperor, by hi; People, '',N;,lll obtain sucecsses whk h will lAe rho inheritance 'of al'i Alt) pros.perlty . of Frinwt., hur a solid antiliciootrable Pt'll7 o , Will IL' the result oe. .of his wras, Ittld o f ~,or ~ hurts,, , • SE(;QNI) " S, —The Emperor would,. at •all times, haVe reckoned on your zeal ‘t . c)r lliy service, and your . 1)6,' , for ,your Country.: He is now in 3 SitriatiOrl to re quire, in a particular manlier, a proof - o'f this' tibuble sentwne *A nt.• n unexptq:teil (*ironing:ince changetv -the position of France; p.ild demands new 4:! irons which will conduti to new glory, and to a repose which shall be no 'twee tronbled. The. I)o , .vers Of Europe interfere in odr (panel with England ; they have armed to prescribe disialvant'ageOus conditions . :of. Peace to France, which was of itself a Deelaratien of War; fur undoubtedly they did apt 't . :tpta of her ,that condescending weakness. Their Armies have ,iairaded the territory after Allies,- andaremarching against our Frontiers; the P eace of the continent-el:Ws no larger! TIM' the blow which was tibul,tt , tti strike, E1G13114 is turned, aside, or rather susi)endecl. • ills still on thc. , Continent, *l)d by new viaories that we must sect. pvuce. Thy Empt,,ror sees v.:44 regret this sad necessity ; but he does ,not hesitate„, when the: Nadonal interest and houour leave no Other ch4ice, The War mast h; brisk in order to be short The Nation mu ,t nuke a, grand effort, and destroy, by its all-polvrfni unanimity, by its invincible;coUrtge, and esPvCi: 4ll Y by its V:tivitY , this new Coalition, .noless (~lions than the others, because its ohje4 is to bring her under the yoke ofa rival Nation, rrilich will not be satisfied until she shall have destroyed,' without the. possii)ility of thoirr!:coitery; our roarine,,, our corn . incrce, our. industry, our riches, . and our means of pros p e rity.. The menaces of the Enemy command above every . thing' . 1! prompt an unanimous . deter-. ruination. The tariperor calls far the conscription of the For ; for an extraordinary. war, he, con fines himself to accelerating by a few months an or dinary Incas:ire. Letlhis appeal, made to the con ra:;t: of the, French'. y - ontrt, be heard by them, and repealed by all the Public•Fun4iOnaries Employ your iktivity and your infinence, to ilistcn its results. Th e more its oeration, the. more happy will be its conseq uences. Join the means of persuasion to the crnpluyracnt of your authOrity. Call—press those whom the law calls : encourage the zeal of those who themselves ready to obey it : against 1 the others C; 1 fat \; al) its riptirs, jell thou uudei your athiiihistratinn, y t lecitre mea., ihrt‘ they will ol)taill—a—prompt Peace, the first and last ohjea - pf the Etuperoes.=wistiest: Chttithis.irane 'can SZ't: the'll the eaiatilitiCS au.l . bithqustioti;ol . a pro!otig:gl Wir,.'ancl - the sactiti'ces it .reptieri nary that it is this which Nyilk rduioveltlle.),Vii front our frontiers, and will throw .tlie -weight: oi - it ott tour enenlies. . • .- : ' E Le 1) s rr Speak of their interest," ortlisrtrueinterests, tothose who may not ',be . 4i 4 icLack - by the nationd glory; butithese wokild not be FiPiich mom Honour, that Sentiment essenlially ! Irak Avith energy to . evo-c ;ware' worthy - of tnie : the voice of the Cjuntry, whieli f ealk thtgiki to iier de fence 'against 'an unjust pravocxiOn, ttflll tfcsP - 14di regarded '.by'tbem, and they will all lia,ren 6 151 r, takt. of that long inheritance of 0(14 cal itcd on the 'VI the PlainS Of Italy, on thy bordors oaf tho Rhine and 'the' Dannhe. , , ' fie Who inanded vit'.tory, wtiOsd 'genius is as poworful is his ifOierinination is firm and itnittorable,'%vho,e thought 'embinees -H `evcry - Combination of places, and men, who has saved you from' 'from NV it 110:4 and perils: froin Within, and under who,e you have placed yoUr destinies—your' Empt!ror--: the man of the age and of the hatiOn, lads hiniiclf yoneranksl . . - Whitt Frenchman is not Jea lOUS Of sharing hi.; diln7or and his glOry ? Who is the man that eau - hear without emotion that expres shin: Of the EtnpO'or to the Seh:tte, at tho motrictit departdrg't 4 'Kw - EmSeror fines 11; d itq ; etYe 4iihrOift ; d;,l yo itbllc'partictiliirly to you tit it 'ltdarkeSsel The first' of }'oar Julies i the . de• Puce of ycitietotintly - : VOprietot4,:cultiv.ttors, the trtmn4tlil possession of • yotif fields irriUsx bo 'ensured : merchants, 'matiiifaaureti; artists, artit an 3, in Your industry ate your riches and your' existence ; hams tb en,tire ta:y . 'utkeli;Cs its free eiereisep and to tipen . new outlefstO ittlitodu&s. Fathers of Eimi lkes, you should keepat . 3 distance from your peace=: "able -eol,;ind even the very noise of war `; 1111.1 . if yotir sobs did u t match the Ph:deity, y" ou wouldfinv6 to tale arms fa r the (lefence of your fire-sidei..•.Vierichruen; your glory 'and in dependence are in question. You, Sir; have to jus tify the efioice by. whichEtho Emperor has honoured you; and it is by hastening tilt: progrem*of tit 6 Cou 4criptiou that you :MA. acquird the -highest- elairn upou-his suffrage nod his goad-„ill. Your zeal be judged by its res-..11t5;, let it be-such that I'sli:dl hare .to felicitate;you on having;well-merited of the Prince and -of the Cotzutry. Receive, Sir, the as . surance at it y perl,4 consideration. (Signed) " C:LoitrAcwic." The Minister of Finance has also written. a Cir cular. to the Chiefs of A:tministratibn in his is.)epart. moot, of which the following are the terms "' "War, Sir; has broke oht oh the d')3t:nent by the perfidy of our neighbaers: The . .EinOr'or. marches Ott 'the head of a tbrrnidab!e Array, an:l'the hononr of the .Frenrh shall be soon avenged. The zeal.of all-the'Citizens of the' Empire °tight' to second the dev'etion of its 'August Cnicf, and to :prove that they,tre mil:flitted with the same s-dri tirttent, the!love Of the' Coantry: It belongs to these wboS:2 intiEtierp.Wwe them the nearest to the Ou vktro)o:-.nt, ditniovish then elves on this impor tant ett.usion, by th,ir eakrney> . to conch" in mea sures which may' it:lcier' • the return of Peace, the sole oh:tea' of the labouti and, the wi . MieS 'of the Hero Who presides-over our deminicg: whose Hchildren ore called by tin.!:r 1.;. - e to the'honourabliJ duty of gkfendlng their Country ,euF.ltt to prs3'their junaion with their eo , nl)etitel'?i in 'thii g,oriOns t'a ' ri.!er. Every one should•redouble his zeal, wheth , r for preventing the &awls- Vihich might dimini,h the .revenees,ef the States, or fer neulent - log di,: entry of those Revenues into tbe Public I.'reasttry. in vite you, Sir,. to - write iti - thiS - spirit to th.,: different :pevsnus employed in the Administration which you dire& I have the honour to mime you (Signed)' CAuraN-.. A work of five voituries has been . .pehlished 'at 'Rotte, consisting off History of the iotirrtefof .the POee to Prance. Another volume is soon rip to eomplete the Work. It would be wionde.rful that a simple narrative of that JeUrney 'shotild occupy so -malty volutnes, if it 4tere - not necessary to use all )pnsqible skiii and dexterity to spOlogize for suCli a - lamentable degradation Of the Poutitieate, In eocn rpliance with the commands of a law-trom ,Who has made Religion an instrument and a mockery. - It wce.:ld net be Wonderful if lioxAPAKTr., after 'all his power, and his minion, the Pa e iNre of Pu %CH, `whose. insolence has 'been direaed to the highest ' charmers in Spain, were soon to sink under popu lar ;:eliFnation,'*Ki'shei.v a new illustration of the history 'aSE Al4t3 S. On Tilloscl# a third instance 'of the surprising oGets of .t then witnessed on a child, aboet tive errs .of age, at 'a ,house adjoining Apothecary's., Hall. The, child inyrornallately took 'up a bottle, col taining . oil of vitriol, which it threw over the left arm, extending from 'above the elbow to the palm and back of the hand 4 In its course, it itntnediate ly vesSicated the skin, piirticulaidy in the bend of the arm and hand; the'bladders were large. A Medico/ Gentleman attended, and for one hour judiciously applied the quantity of one pint and a hallo( miter, until it was judged a sufficient de gree of cold (which it is the property of good eether to produce, particularly when the part Is blown on with tt pair of bellows) had been effeaed. At the end of the 'above time, the child expressed itself out of pain, Was direetly put to Led, and yesterday, ex cepting the arm being 4 little' swelled, was quite well. Barton Fair commenced on Saturday last, and, favoured by the fieeriess of the weather, was ex tremely well attended. There was a very large shqw of Cattle i of which, tlie few that were in good condition met with purchasers ; but there was no demand for lean stock, and most of act:, 4escription were driven away unsold.—Store S at.ep were more in request than fat one's, aed sold well..—The show of Horses was considerable, tar thettNest t)f which high prices werit obtainci -- Pti:* Cheese averaged about 535. anti Secotil• per ewt.-onions, a staple article at thii 43 high as Ls. (id. per peak—double the prio of last year. , WA lA-A+ frit A C F. R. .AV:Atidstiar,‘'Sepr a atll44:riptiiiii Ptirse of lei. ; Titryg-mity,b4.444. J. C:iftnit's EA. b. tit. jAs ! erbitm, ors ott, ist 61b. 1 otr;.,y'Y, Of. 1. Ceprirjana yr,. ,Al. b• r. 2: t). M r t. — S4alltiej'4 UT. HrtAVi , ) ?A. III). (oltered 'toe pubt) - - I i 2 2 3 3. . , Srpt, 2,1;01 Ptuse. rft I. Thrc'e utile heats. " Mr. Skier b.. In De, 84t. 61b... 2-, t /%11. 5. c. k, ),, 7,t I'. !''q. gt' c. ,), L ,,,;„ 3 i , .1, , 6,? 31b. L.ciirroti% llbi l. ch '%Vcidt 11, ;.)'IS ultt, wc!ro tatinc , rwisty attqw!e4, an/ slartt,:., tirst city for t 1 Gt,tatic,rhp'a PLitt: : I.d Ilarryntwe's Little t Mr: I. n1a1,,1",i 1. ltiu k t , 2 tiar Tru4l(u,' Mr. Ncal's 1'1(141, CuuldingV;;;i:l'diy . 114y..,the„,T0w,n Pi4.te, mirryln:),c's Link: I nhn . klr. Ent letl'a Gips- y ct then ill) - z ' 2 ' I. gr, (tr. , Yl'ry',hvd rdnait / tio)y si i wry aild.l.llllo j9llft - favourite at slut , the Second' 11.1). , • C4l, 11:trhdr 11. try 'T. Mr. • • 2 2' Xl:Crilll it ,tlSt) ti!, v,'ry hird ote (list lfeat i l2l4 over the canc,e; in con e. quAlowe o lor ther4econ I. • Vite Mlin 6f Cocks t'Ott I ,, •:t\veen 811 4 11,1 k ata I\,6rtblk was won bi th foralcr, with colisideriible ty.119: • ••• • t t . , . . ~, , },. , 4 ,. 4 ,, , , I,lk Itos , :il I.ll3rAtes'3 'lmo LL.kice of I'oll%, Caul. nlathlecLitt-Chief.' 0iit.!..%1.4i-,14.,1 hii 11...rtALIIRoTitEit, alt.] the (.;(.11t.v..il (1:1V.‘ 7 ,:1z; I:lltiit•:Lttc..ly :tite',- tiu in sty.-,..etiori St" th coht,ii-i..111 Ch tlir ,k s y „ t( i r ,Li. ) ,., nt hi ., i houie in Poi . tulltt—ltly;,.. "1 , - E" 11;,,,..0. ni, 7 1 , u,,, ~.,..;,1 leas e tow. liti. 3 ,, x e ri or ii ) ,-ii10,.,., - 4 ,lT:lin g for c'hatham, t )hisiSel i, Irtht - 0., - flattaliotoof the F rst Reglinellyof Gi.ic:.l4;:.`trt4 vi)lit:h. he *wi,il.ipyacal. atcly:r : tui . n. .. 411 th , .‘ Tsi.trtell9Tgit-t,4r , ,: i :tigar Dfibtitt, arc, finishes anltrorr'i v ,ipplAkt i t il etttit....o 4 that tit Sit i s t.iy tu;•tint, at Nviii , 2 l .l bat tow porm)t)A are cropioy,ac.l .to 'work. The.!.li` t iy;r, , ,..y4lll.a i ,optly 1),4,1 ii: 1,140 $ ateliers • (.101 ng• duly at tho fowerA ; rt:iii,iitts-the gltterics eret:ite4 ,nt,,Duit, to lryy dud •B ullocli, . :41. .y:tc.41,9f.,vv,hit..1- th.rpe piecos of -WONT 9F4tli l 4Cc arq. nkol.l3ted.ti .at have distinguish« ed the two:Party Ateitkefiitivri't; ret eiitit appeared atAhat place without tuourning,. as a 'touple of black , • , . ... M r s. l'iNini.r.,, fie Ityl . thores's of the new novel of Fi . .n.linlivi 'E.i!zorrn,imi,. is a 1,71.1 y w.il I;.nown ,41 dlr.' f Oiiona . .le ,:vorl , l i ltty..l 11:.4 airead., distinvil-DA herself by a vnri;:ty cif works '.,vhich love dolle hc...' 'fiokir to ha tal-iqs,anl, \Osit± live e, - tne -.! the - rnoSt intinutt# . l:no;,vledge of in .cir 1 life and mtrri 1 r,,, On the init. .a, delivered of a Son, at her lather's 14,)w4(, l',olz:l` . 'nouth, the will: of C.p.tain GIVIAItD, ci tilt' Royal N‘ivy, At lintVd.Q.Cl l'i• irse Show.a. more extensive and. ,bent4tiful as,-;;lnblav of horses i.vas..never wirnex,ed. Ther - . , W . :lga groat de tunnl, aid good prices obtained, prtkulai - ly tbr a;l:ipted tbr the saddle . and 'the Army. At Market Weighton Fair,-an Wednesday sett night, there was a considerable show of fat and lean Cattle, and the largo,t stock of Sheep known for several year 4, about (i 9,00 Slietv being °tiered for sale. 'the former t....l , ..renced a dull salei . but the . latter sold well, roajtily. The very Valn:Lbl , .. T:ibrary of the late Professor B A/ , DINc f :It , ;I t il l :7 i3ni.versity of M.3rpurg, • is now Anfered.tbr pal.)li,.!or.private, by. his heirs. It would certainly i..);.1 a great loss if such a treasure . of rare %oul,s should , be scattered by public sale. Thelibrar,y con,i4N don ii,oou voluines. .A..lvong other 4 th...!re: , .are .one htlntired and thirty,ecraioni . of the vinrlipf.t.til}pocrateA ; and also all tile diff....nAn etlitioni of kilt; clas;iies, and n th 4 r rare I,c - 0 . 11-i.s, tx:::;hics 14,000 aeadelnic.i.Vdis'ser taCions. By a ten ytar= caur.tri , ,ou of the bills of troftdit'y of N'ienna, :nonicr" 'Of 'deatiN upon an avOrage amounted to 14,600, allp.Jng thesp 835 children ft.:NO:Aims to the•ip'',ltitt 4 til sulk i eVcry year. But ircetlle ntrod nalio4 of Alit, covv 7 p9K, no Mint! tn:l/1 101 - cbmven dicd Ow triOl ; in th year. 180 , 2, only tit) ;in tllelear i80:1 butt ; and t he-year' tn.N. aiiiytwo chtlAren,Ttud of of r:. bcionvd to toreq,;ll tritvc,l;ing.parmlts. \lljesty the I;.iz;i4 of htt'ssi.t. has given or ders, th.rit',a!; the utiu,n•al fii;olgatiens- of Guy-I'ok ;Ire pro s i. l / 4 1 to be; the safest prvientative cr , :linst - 1;i0 yellow ./I>\. or, they slat l adopted in all 'the Prii-, , ;1111 and in all N,l'esAtli tin ,kl. contltK„..; fro',D suspoai.,l On ...).itur(l4 •l. 4 '%ir. )lin itti 1 :11 ttoter, Ltui- . ham, N o rti,A, ~i•:-;7=b,1 with nn apopleCiio fit in ploiat;hvl f;•10 ig•));tie : fell in such: a mamiCTIIIA to till 11;A and mouth -with, mould, which cau3od sturocat .11, (toil di ca !reale r oy-on* conhl r0nd...1 lit' wit's aktu years .of a2,e, iho marriair,e. • 13(1 tycen ThurAday nkht and Fri,lay morning the shop of a shoemaker in Cratthourtiz-treeft, Leieester.. was optijecl liy means of a falsu key, end robtlei; of about go pair of houtS and 20 pair of slit)es, villains got cicar . off, aq t he owner of the shop wm, at the time •emoying'•the pleasures of a bathe a Brighton, and the watchman happened to be pill his rounds at the time,' 011 Thursday morning the house of Nfr.''Wrikht in Burrow's Buildings, Blackfriars Road, was broke open and robbed of plate, a pair of pistal3, and (Abet valuables, to a considerable ain On Sunday morttintr the iy of 3 nrut was dila , covered in the river, a ;holt ai.it tocco. from ini hatr Mill, mar Cbehnifor Fr ,01 a petition tiiand ir his pocket-book, soliciting (-imitable renel, an other circumstances, it ap.,)4,tr5 he was in 3 stite o extreme indiptice. thit his tuna vvio that he came tloin Buttov, in Suifulk. TWO children died stia lenly at Kin,: s ClitT las week.' 'ritzy' had Well in the field, where th , '.y at , a 1.1r4 craltitity of black.oerrles, which their d05i , ..115. Olt fidt 2.`ly last a child of Stitfittel Mills. iwy.skt,%cti)er, it riantingd.)n, was Scalded :o by tiriolici4 hot witer front tiv: spout of too kol s 1 1 ;4 1 in thc,t of it a par Juts. " tit th , t lea end Plgoar *l'? t bree2 fiip„ ll .g 3$ the L ice.. the This V e now exl tt l t tr) the e it „?$., and sl 40 If k i t P'‘n ten fo t l t la' it hag I tri 44 ' and 11C 411 Klity* e.a5C31) Y ito be / 1 1 '!, 1 , 1 e Period