The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-17 00:00:00

111 ,}. , IP' _, laden li.a.fiour, bound to Cadiz,, detain '4l3y the Xent Privateer, of London, coMmanded , bY Capt. Rosin. , l Arriv ed t his morning th e J o h n Bull Cutter, of 4is 41uns, Capt. CARTWIIIC/Irr, from Jamaica, with a ches ; a n d from the Squadron u n d er t h e com bland of Rear-Admiral DAcrtts, which she left on Pthe 14th lqay, emizing off C a p e Ni cola Mole, St. einingo. She brings no news Of consequence. At the tithe s he left t the Admiral DAcrtEs it was not known. tha Rochefort Squadron had returned to Europe . Zvo other Privateers are ex; here the T ome ,taken by ; p talliot-riged one of the m i s the celebrated Dutch Privateer, of 16 guns, that did so 1. 414 eh Misc hief in the Irish Channel last winter by uurdelusive appearance, .having black quarter-cloths ever her side, to look like a trading vessel ; she Was from ligu,rdeaUX. Carte in the C7/Qrer, g of 14 g uns , from the Fleet Of Est, which she left all well yesterday- Notwithsta h e n ding the a ssert i on of the -1t 4 it dies Squadro n returned from the West In pt re , were cou nted in th at •Harbonr only. last Wed-. ""'IY , near the same number as they returned. 'll , le ;7 !/ Sloop of War, of 18 guns, is said to be , /t °ll.the Morant Xeys,Officers and men all saved, LI a • i t ?'ltolen( gale of wind. it!adhis daY Dispatches arrived for all the West India 0:4 , r 'lls 'which were at noon put on board the Ciitter, Lieutenant NICOLSON: she will sail 4 s 4- eveni ng with her Dispatches, which arc said to importance at this period. ?AIN, .411111641.11 Ho ' " tY ' rix ' 3'44: 14.---Arrireclthe Relitf, DAVID wilelll''', frotri Plymouth, with naval stores. With „d 7hwks'kend Packet, DODD, for Lisbon, p ackt - ‘ 4 "' of .2.Bth' ult. and 4th inst. ; Chestecjield, k it :il of for Jamaica, with Mail of the sth aq:rin°o•Autheth, Packet, KIDD, for Halifax „ita ew:York, with Mail also of the sth, inst. '', l i, Ilu. 4 °4, for ter' botAin,D'AtIVIRONgi 'eth3eY; and a P f lt of Coasters orW ales. , riuil, ‘ , l get, rapt. n ' h'Nrg 16,--The Prixce of !Pales Pac- Ilail f o 4 . DltAft, sailed this rooming with the 011441 0-ottenburgii, end His Excellency Baron Itockoll24l late Minister at this Court from Cipt N it , 1 11 t hc: sanle time the .Auckland Packet, bilp,h 4, sails for litistim, with the Ram- I;Lanri nrtmen Nrails. 0, -- ..t 4geres to r c.-1 ' ' • ` 4 lliz e , ' —IM-Drig arr i ved' last night from .. 3 rnorning Thi s tle.....aritz Packet, Capt. SrEWMID, 11 ' 1 tli t p • 1 ;t, roteeq:l l 'oles, HE ta.4 arrived from Got _ . ' zT g i li each with It Mail. • • ' ctertain, the &egos Q 4111,403 ii I,Frigate, . 4 gressor and Borer 6 ' 411 d Irisjp,!g" a nd MP& Excise Cutters,,.dr c:alit, dv;l:ctter cif Marque, Ott „ , ' `''"terA in the service of the Customs, belonging to London, 1 1--tkri 13atnue. A .1)14/.1; 3 1 ............... . Artiv>ci this morning the tr t ,„..,, s e kt Si iip 4 , 2 - . , ' y , -, -.1 gi o 4 ,. , assecuutetts, Capt. 41.zotalso LL , C r 41 ., c'a Plata, laden. with flour, tallow, &c. t• 4e1.3 ; a lso tl , • • 4 Pt. Avitsi, IL ,Atnerican Ship illea:undria, h4(!esoi.k 1 from Alexandria, laden with to uo Intl to lotterd• , N tilix dm. ' cpt . b ue k I, trlOnting, the Atnetican Ship Thetis, 411. , for Tonningen. Sir 44ol .... t ' l S hip, ' Es3 ' ju S 4 84i! IG,---Arrived the .Idelphi Arm ed the JIT ' ' Th e Lora ..liente for thenowns. to, th t tt ,, .. chton coritinneit the Signal for Conv(Ar shh, l'es and ito,;, . e,ty„'t this p .: la f or the Baltic. t, .. i. 1., - 4rt .... 1... . att1'4,41141 4,4411ibre vai'"cand. l'irArnotalit6, Winciteittea. Itvvrit VPiii.A.,,,,,_;40,?, tiattraltis; lord FIJI n, Ito. `, " l St ills ; twb C.;1111.74/ i"' bit , Ar 4 tio:nt)-terukat. '')" : r f , •., ' --- d ;Ifis 4;i:t's'l',': Elll' turope was not known *lien the ilmsterdam. sailed . The damage done by them among the West 'lndia Islands is represented by the Officers of her as quite insignificant, and the Admiral. deserving of public disgrace fox - his timorous and paltry Condv,a• The Ships left on that station are the Centaur, g Frigates, and lb Sl oops. Yesterday the Falcon Sloop, Capt. SAumtsts, returned from a Cruize off Havre, having engaged, with the Chdon ne and Sparhler ,16 G an-brigs ? which came out in 'the face of day, and made their escape inteFecamp. The Squadron fought them, and sustained much damage. Their temerity is consi dered to proceed from a peremptory order far th em to sail and co ll e a to the . Eastward. The' never att empted to c ome out in the day-time before, even when there were such numbers in that port. The Falcon sailed again, although she is much hulled. itexTrAcr or ANOTHER LETTER. Sixteen Gun -vessels escaped from Havre on Wednesday last, and got into Fecamp. They ce out 14 open day, and fought the Ciliffonne, Ild eon , a nd ,sparkler, Which stood so close, in shore after theni that the Falcon h a d four men wounded by their, nulaltetry, Four of them were driven on shore, but cot% not be destroyed."—Hanzpshire Telegraph. %Piduourn, Juxx 15 .—Arrived the American Triton, of and from h'orfolk, in Virginia, Ca lton . . *tory audtountge, for Spitheiti andn'atehv Gttn. brig on a Cruize off. Calais. The Calypso Sloop and t'olc dna nernil came in from a Cruize oT Calais; ,lcute Gun-brig from a Cruize to the Westward; and the Diligence Stoop from the Nore, and remains. Arrived the Findon Naval Transport- from Ports mouth, and sailed for Sheerness; and the lioduck Privateer, Capt. Bltoolts, from a Cruize, last from Plymouth, and remains. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, _lnflexible, Trusty, - Antelope, Itch:, Speedy, Argus, CAypso. gence, Volcano, Zebra, Discovery, Hecht, Lucifer, Vesuvius, eight Guii.brigs, Phosphorus Fire-Prig, Ibrin , ,nr Transport, Warsaw Swedish East kutlianuit,, and ItoebLa Privateer. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE AIONEY.. To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's G un.brigArcher, and Griffin Hired Cutter, for the Capture of the French Gun-vessels No. 57, No. to, No. u. No. 432, and No. t o , at No. 22, Arundel-street,. during three years. To the Officers , and Crew of His Majesty's Hired Cutter Countess of Elgin, for the Re-capture of the Oak, the 2Zd Olober, 1804, at No. 22, Arundel -street, during three years, To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Ship, Revolt:- tionnaire, for the Capture of the Alexander (in company iyith the Nemesis), on or about the 22d May, 5803, and of the Grand Adrien French Dogger, on the Revolittioanaire's relit arrival in port ; or at. No. 70, Great Russel-street, Blooms bury, for three years. • To the Captain, Officers, and Company of His Majesty's Ship Spartiate, ter the Destrudion of La Bayonaise French i'riyateer, off Ferrol, the 201 i November, 581, on board, on the arrival of the said Ship in Port ; or every Tuesday and Friday, at the Naval Bank, Plymouth. To the Officers and Ship's Company of His Majesty's Ship Phconix, for the Capture of the Galatea, the ad July, 1833, on the arrival of the said Ship at Plymouth; or every day at ,No. ta, Upper Thames-street. Capt. WoilTri .is • appointrl t o th e Tourtere ile • Capt. BEAUFORT 'to the iiiiotivich; Capt. l'Anilt• to the Amelia; Capt. WooLcommt. to the Hyrena ; Capt. CLINCH to the: Osprey; Capt. BYAsx to the Busy; Lieut.. PaiNi;Lß to command the Pert (late Bonaparte); Lieut. DODD, of the Royal William, to the . Pickle Schooner ; Capt. SHORTLANo, Of the Trompeuse, to the rank of Post Captain, by the death of Capt. BRAWN, of the Squirrel, on the Coast of Africa. The folloWing Letter enables us 'to communicate the latest intelligence from the : Squadron off Ferrol': " Ills Majest's Ship Tcrrtble f tilt Ferrol, June ;, dos. On the 3lst of last month we were joined by the Royal Sovereign; Queen, and Dragon, which Ships are to remain. here until further orders from England.. Lord NnLsow, it s e em §, i s gone to t h e West Indies in pursuit of the Combined Fleets, and the eight Sail of the Line which sailed, frorm Eng land, under the cominand of Adthiral CoLtiwa- WOOD, are supposed to be gone off Cadiz, - and up the Mediterranean. The Frendi and Spaniards have thirteen sail of the Line ready for sea in Ferrol, and have Troops embarked, ready to slip out the first favourable opportunity ; but as we bare nine - Sail of the Line, three of which are threeLdeckers i l 'iardly think they will venture out." , The sloop' Industry, of Exetei - , hbiind to London - - laden' with woollen v goods and — paper, w as t ken by a French Privateer off Fairlight, on Vcinesday night, and re-taken by the Sea Fencibles of Hastings. The Captain of the Sloop:reports, that the French Prize-master informed him . of three other Privateers being in company, and that one Of - theni had made no less than fifteen prizes in two days. A vessel from Swanage to London was chased by one oftheM the same night; but did not see an English cruizer between Swanage and Dungeness.—Two valuable,. American ships, .from Liverpool to the Mediterra him; have been taken and carried into.Algesiras and t' 'o others from Liverpool'fo New Orleans, are taken and carried into , Cuba. Their cargoes are condemned; and it is expeCted the Spaniards will capture all American Ships , from England with goods. A Letter from Weymouth says, that part of the dikergovenny East. Indianian had been broken up, and that the lower decks exhibited a shdcking spec tacle 'of the bodies drowned in that ship. :Five were wathed on shore on Wednesday morning. Every exertion is making to clear the whole of the wreck, and to preserve such parts of the property as were not , perishable. His Majesty's Store-ship .iltundanne arrived at Portsmouth on Monday last, after a passage 'of five weeks, from Gibraltar. The Passengers by this Ship are Brigadier. General and 'Mrs. DARBY, Mr. Wm- Kisrse•sr - , the Hon. Captain and Mrs. GARDNER, Royal Artillery, Captain DANai, 54th Regiment, and Doctor and Miss NoofuE. Captain and Mrs. GARDNER had been encamped,•during the time the Fever.. raged; with. Colonel Fypas and Family, at .Lower Europa, near a Lazaretto built by General 9'l - TARA, at the southernmost point of the Penin snla; where they enj o y e d perfeet health; and were the only Families which altogether escaped that horrid disease. On Wednesday last four largo lug-sail'Freneh Pri vateers made their appearance off the Sussex toast, and no Cruizer being near, committed great depre datiiiris on' vessels coming up the Channel... One of these Privateers had the impudence to come within a league of the Hastings Batteries,, and overhaul every vessel that passed. At the dose of the even ing,. having captured a. Sloop, and sent her for the French Coast, he proceeded to windward to exa mine a Brig. In the mean time the Hastings Sell` Fencibles, with Lieutenant MAcKtert, manned two six-oared Gallies, and armed with musquets and cut lasSes, pursued the Slodp to retake her. Thursday morning, at four o'clock, \\hen withina few leagues of the French shore, they came up with the captur ed vesSel, and the Frenchmeh, five in number, took., to their boat, quitted the Sloop, and made off, al-, though within sight. of the Privateer,. Mounting ten carriage guns, and sixty, men. There being little wind, our boats took the Sloop in tow, and were chased some time by the Priliateer, till a ship, sup pored .tobe a Cruizer, :appeared •in sight. In the evening they brought the vessel safe into Hastings. She proves to he the _industry, of Ewer', for Imn don, laden with 2000 balea of woollen goods and paper; the Master and two men sure on board. We hope the brave sailors, \ilia, at great . haziod, hat re-takeri- thisvessel, will be funply rewarded their zeal and aaivitv. The Fr( Pries'-niaster reparted; thn one of the MI ver. , :t:ls in tvvc:d.A3-s. I'VE OP B Ink Flag's Theatre was the scene of a scandalous riot on Saturday last, which it: is* to be hoped will not be passed lightly over, that'. the chief aelers• in this disgracefitt business may. be properly punished for their disregard of public decency, and their wan ton destruCtien of private property. The performances were the Qpera of La Ckmenza di Scibipne. At the end of the first a& the Ballet of Paill'afid Fir g iniawas represent e d, and at t h e en d . of the second aCt, the Second Aet of Ossian, au Les Bardes. It is well known that the Managers had receiv ed an intimation *from a venerable, Prelate that he _could not safer the performancea to entrench upon the Sabbath, and the P o li ce Magistrates had seconded the . wishes of that . :eatimable Pillar of the Church. The Second A& of Ossian was chosen because' it was s the shorteSt -and most inter esting. The anxiety of the Proprietors to conform to the requisitions that had been made. occasioned this regulation, but unluckily the performances, instead of extending to the verge of midnight, concluded at half after eleven. Hence 'many young men of fashion, who.did not want to be .disthissed 'so son from a scene of gaiety, expressed : great resentment on the dropping of the Curtain. The Manager was loudly called for, but no person appearing in his be half, many of the visitors rushed Upon the Stage and 'began the work of demolition. They endeavoured to pull down the Curtain, , but it was rapidly drawn Up, and escaped their ravages. Several ot' the Scenes were destroyed. Deo.viLurat length came upon the S tage;an d endeavoureato app ea s e the perturb ed spirits, but he could not obtain a hearing. They then rushed into theorchestra and. broke to.pieces all the 11111sic'• stands, destroyed a valuable Piano Forte, and other instrutnewa, the pril - ate property of the Perthriners;' 'scattered the Mtisic in all directions, and ,destroyed ,the partition which ieprated the orchestra from the pit, as well as all the lamps.Krir.L Y then came upon the Stage, and in vain at tempted to 'convince them .that the Proprietor was obliged to submit to Episcopal admonition and'the orders of Magistracy. He was grossly insulted, and hustled from the Stage. DzGVIT.LE was then heard, and he informed the Audience that he had received positive direetions &writhe Proprietor to give but once& Of the Ballot, on account ofthecatisesassOied. This deciara don only increased the storm.. Mr. Gootn was again called for, and the leaders . of the attack clainoured also for - the Bishop rlf LoNDo !--- , They then fell' to work upon the chandeliers,, at which they threw the chairs from the sUbseription-boxes, and commit ed. all the havock they could in the inside of tho boxes. At length 'all but, nine of the superb chan deliers Which illustrate, - and adorn this stupendous Theatre were destroyed or materially livered. — Many _Ladies of FaShion remained in their boxes, quiet, and even delighted speaatora of the riotous scene betbre them. The people in the Galleriea con due-fed themselves with the utmoSt propriety, ex claiming me,7 upon every excess that was committed. One .of the depending scenes above fell upon. the Stage,- and: broke the arm of a Gentle man who was unable to escape from the turbulence that surrounded hiM, It is said; that one person, who' signalized himself in this shatnefol business, eb solutely'called out to his coadjetors to set fire to the House. Fortunat e ly. .for those who were in the Honse, th Vdesperate instigation Was not regarded It was near two o'clock' before tranquillity 'was re , stored to the Theatre. At the same, time that we cannot but express our sincere regret that this dissiacetid event has occurred ) and our condc , : ,, , 11 of themithors of it, we Cannot but think , th:it ; highly improper exeitedis-: pleasure, 'in uf the 'audience, by concluding the perfortn:!,:.L'S sV soon, as it irould have beet much wiser to let the curtninsdrop abruptly at the limited hour, :if it Lid life., iotisly done, without ex r citing any disittifadion, the. cause being so tre 11' known. , . .Concluded on Satur day last at Covent Gardea Theatre with the Phy of Lovei.s' Vows, and the Farce of rhe Midnight Hour. After the Play Mr..K•IiNIELF. came tOrward and deli • , vexed the falloWing Add ress to -the Audience, which was heard with graatattention; and he retired amidg • • vernratifying marlts ofpublic favour and 'esteem: " Ladies ais l Gentlemen'. - before the curtain drops for this season, permit me to express the high sense of gratitude which she Proptictore of Covent Cattiest Theatreentertain tin thedistingitished patronage . which grey have received at your !antis. • They trust that this . condescendinA encouragement will, be a ail tlicient !sledge to tha Public of their intention to persevate in those elf arts tor their amusement which they are proud to taticCt have, been honotned with such general appro bation." • The ROYAL ACADEMY closed its Annual. Exhibi tion on .Saturday 10t.—We lament that Parliamen. tory lbebates, and other matters Of high public im portance, have preVented us from entering into a .particular examination of the more distinguished ex. ,cellencies which have marked thn respective per ' formances of the present year.. If the Exhibition was not the best that the Public haV(.' Well, it af forded, however, strong proofs of the superior merit of British Artist:4 ; and gave very fit . ourable speciuie ofrisinggenius:--Lro.vaENCit,' BfACIIRY, OPIE,NORTIICOTE, TitomsoN, and SHER, exhibited some admirable Portraits. OwEN has come fbrward with great ability, and, in a beau Ifni Piettirc °fa Sleep ing Child, has, sliewn that his powers extend beyond the, limits of Portrait painting. Lot,7nEß -001.11G11, Sir F. Boukoots, and other esteemed „Ir . tits in the province .of Landscape, deserve.a parti 7 attar nOtice.---ltr. i :oLDS ii . 100 apt to mistake g looni for grandenr, but he possesses such merit as fiill? justi fies him in taking leave of Engravit Thesarne iiir.y be said of WARD. Clarcorr is to be numbered ninon those young'Artists \silo promise to do grt)at. honour to their Country. . BONE has displayed more tlituf his usual excelience in enamel ; and BIGGS has increaied In reputation for interesting Scene,3 'of rustic bite, by an admirable portrait M the sni. , !l whole-length :style which raised the name of Zin•- PAkNI filth such rnerited celebritv. We are glad to find that the profits of the season will enable the Acadethy to persevere -in the laudable vii! to foxter genint and relieve distress, 'for r,v)il.cli it bus bung ball so hoo.ourabiy distinguished. BAItCLAY Nvaik.ni over tile, couno - Epsotrn-ort. Chtpt. CooXb Ladpt.dwager With IJ.rz ht6.41:4 pr 6 vio'u4lY(l4aittill7t: t.outelt, CORX-E4Vii:INGE, Jr.; N 17. THE fresh imports of Wheat to-day are not nu merous, and there being a sale to-day by aW...1;0r of eleven thousand quatters of foreign, which cause very few purchases in the Market, Seconds and 9r. dinaty are cheaper; the small supply of Fine slip. ports its price ; but f ew arr i va l s of Barley, and a very small demand ; - Malt and White Pease at little al te• ration ; Grey and good old Beans are rather dearer ; we have several fresh arrivals of Oats, and thisenticlt maintains its price ; Flour in goad supply, and with the proved of being cheaper. . Wheat Os a 6oS a 84$ od Beans .. 44r• a ps ott Fine Old .- * 88s a 90S oil Tick ISCafil 404 4 4;4' oa Rye - - 49$ a t 7.4 od Oats 245 s' 2 8 $ 4 3 0 $ oa Ba l k ky? ... . 303 a 3(:. od Poland do. 3 2$ a 33s od Ma . . 64s 41 7os od kap Soed . - ooi - dot White Pease 425 it 48$ nd rine Flour - 7si a 78: ~ +:-1 Grey ditto .VS a 465 od Seconds - `b $a 575 s 04 ESSEX 4GRICUL,7'Uk:. • TIIE Annual Harlow kgricultural Meeti ng too k place on Thursday and. Friday last. The principal Gentlemen and Yeomanry of that part atilt! County met at ten o'clock, Mark Hall, tie, seat ofMoN TAGU iitraGorxr., Esq. where, having breakfastvid„ the company proc ee d e d to vi,cw. tk different sort(' of stock, and the farm, which they found ui the hightst state of cultivation. . , The crreatest part of, the laud seems to have been cultivated according to the system of ' Mr. MARx. DUCKITT; the comparison between the :!riliand broa'd.. east system appedred much in favour' of the former, Two fields of°about tfu acres hare been allotted as an experimental ground for dfilinent sorts of crop. az; e field is on a deep' soil, the °their on a velwHllht otip. Both fields were under the lannedi a:A: (ii reeti on of jr.:V M.Du CKITT„ who on each soil has eviticed.the :11.1peri. ority of his mode of drilling and hoeing tl4. diffz.r4t crops. Varietis implant:tits, Invented by him, were .also exhibited. Those which i chr,'4l.7 excited theatten , tion of the Company Were, 4is skein plough, his drill, and horse hoes; •which are so contrived that twenty acres may be lided in a day, the lorsaa al: ways going in the furrow. The Company dined at aifordinary at the Gmen Man, at Harlow, where the greatest good hcalour, prevailed, and every person °present seemed desirous to support this Annual, Meeting, .so well calcu-' . lated i o prdrnote the Agriculture of the Cuuntry, and. the Landed Interest of the Kingdom' A. \Try Ilum6 rou . s body or the Yeomanry from difierent parts of the Country was present, who were much, ~freatiL,Ll in meeting the disfinguishedkYricultnrists who w‘ - 're as sembled, among Whom We . particularly noticed IA: .! Duke of BEDFORD, Lord SOMERVILLE, .1.01 . (1 (iNc- LEY,. Sir Was. ROWLEY, Mr.WasTERN, Mr. 3.10,P- LRY, Sir HENRY VAVASOUR, . Mr. ComvEN, Mr. WILBRAHAM, Mr. J. FAN„tr., Mr. QUITS, Mr. SIT. 'WELL, Mr'. HOARE, '&C. &C. Ile important busineSs In the House of Commons prevented Mr. PosTER, Mr: Cola, and several other persons of distin6tion, being present. This day his Grace the Duke of Bnnroan'S Sheep.. Sheirjag commences at Woburn. Yesterday being the first Sunday in Tfinity Term , the LORD MANOR and Sizitamys went in State from the Mansion-house to meet the twelve Judges `and the Serjeants at Law, to' hear Divine Service at St. Paul's ; after :which .St.,I,IiOLEV Mr.. Sheriff Domv t rite. enterutined the Judie s , Officers, and Court of Aide:int:um, atStatiolicl:," Hall. The company of the Loup M.t.you„ at dinner, is on' this .partieular, occasion dispensed with, to givii StIEAIFFS an opportunity of presiding at th e i r owa Entertainment. Saturday, 'in the Court of Ki ng ' s -B enc h , t h e Pa pers and Reports of the Naval Commissioners, and of the Seleft Committee of the House of Commons, as applicable to lord Viscount Mr..t.vrr4.4. Wertt,, deposited' . in the hands of Crown Oiiice.rs, pre paratory' to their drawing out the Information. Th Letters by the Leewaidlslaiid Mail were de livered from the. Post43tEce on Saturday. The Slocrrtiate continued at,Barbadoes on the itith The Osprey sent a detained Americium. into Demi- • . idea on the 24th. Le Curieux aria /lei:rear were at St. Kitt's the 4th .'of May. The Jasomi . and Osixey were well at Tortola cn the I i tic, on which. day the St.' Lfmcia sailed with three Merchantmen. fc r St. Thomas. Mr. Neale, a .Gentleman of Pembroge wo!lege, havingtaken a sailing boat,with a boy, from, the boat house at Oxford,. was crossed by another boat, and forced by the bowsprit under the water and drowned. He had been warned ofhis danger by the Gentleman in the other boat, who instantly jumped in to save him, bin without success. The accid . ..nt from Mr. N. not understanding the management of a sail. Three or four days since,one of tams pow;lt.r-rimills rtt Dartford`blew up, with a tremendous expiosion : t Wo . men at work were killed; their I iumbs were foUnd some distance' from the place; rind' a horse in the mill was torn to pieces, while a bay who was near it did not receive the slight2st On Friday afternoon, at th Queen. square,. a genteel young man was committed for re fe'(x.)rzi;lTnigilaatiDaririimeithfarord3 I.oj they purporting Mtr o t t 4 a b l e l ° ti t . r e a l I, ' V 1 1 % ; i b t y ll • • a Gentleman, in the Country on Messrs. COLLIERS ,and Co. Army Agents, with an intent to defraud the landlord. On Wednesday last a duel was"fought on Dalkev Island, between Captains FAttmErt ana.Multitity, the 47th Foot. After exthanging two shots c eta, one of which slightly wounded Captain I.‘fonitty, the Lieutenant of the .Martello 'rower on the isisaid interfered, and time affair was anaicablv adjusted. The Ticket No. 24,070,, drawn a Pau, cif eoobi.' was sold by Messrs. BRUCKSIIAW :111d at;', Royal Rxchange, wilere the Tickets No. 15,6a1„. entitled to jo,oeol. the Btti day, :it i4l NO. entitled to - 10,0001 . . the firs;t day, were LAN() geld. THIRTY TIIOLTSAND POT! ?I TiCket, No., (Eiataud. T. Bisri takes turd earlie . st opportunity of returning thallkS to the NOhiliv, t;entry, and Pub fit; tr3gt;riletal, for tie v.!ry „(2:=.41-ne,i • • e .' t h ey hive been pleased to give tery that finished'orm Satu:. - ti „ ,1 excuse any trifling errors thcit nay have happened i n the hurq Of biisiness.