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

~~. p•*4.•.,, ~ . NIAILS. A'339.viti-3 Dublin, z \Vinci - WM. Durs:6-1 I-I.4nburgh, I Dubin), I Watt:fiord. : • Consols PRICE 01 , STOCKS tfiS DAY AT TWELVEVOLOCK. r 1 I E SU N. sot.em• slum DICIRE VALSUM OIDIAT? L 0 N 0 N, P.IONDAY, OCTOBER: 14., 1805. WF. stopped the Press on Saturday to announce the arrival °Me Hamburgh, Malls of the , ist and 4th instant. The intelligence they bring has been mostly Anticipated by the Ft-et:wit and,Dtita /jour nals, froirt which we gave ample extra6ts on 'Satur day. There is, no certain account of any,:jun6tion hay in?; taken place behNeen the French' and Ba‘%trian Troops, although sue!' a circumstanceis hinted at arz probable. In the mean time,Bavaria has been Plao .ed under a provisional Austrian Government. It appears to * be certain that the Auitrians had called in their advanced Patrolea, and had concen trated their Forces in Germany behind the Bier, where they had established tbeinselves. iu. the strong position which extends from Ulm to Kempten, and which was occupied by the Archduke CHARLES pre vious to his suceessesin that quarter during the last War. The greatest•exertions were making to . throw up fortifications, for the purpose'of covering this po sition, already extremely strong, and ,where •the Au4rians would probably remain on the, defensive until the arritid of the Russian TrooPs, Noither party, however, stemvery:eager to commence hos tilities, ato a rumour of Negotiation still subsists. There is nothing new from Italy respeaing the tuovements of the Annic:i. Letters from 80. iitate, that the KING of PR t'ss I A tad, in a circulAr Note to the 'different Envoy 5, stated, that his preparations had no other object ',II in that of maintaining a stria Nentrality. The EttrEttort of Gzam.y.‘.. Y isDucd a .Pri:eht in tion, callin'g upon his Subjv6ts to furnish Co.nri butions lti ,Itind, eonsl:Ain : , of barley' .ail oats; the use of the:rroops, The Tienen Troops which occupied the Kitlf.:;(1or) of Naples h.vve tetired into the Papal States, lv Kinly a Garrion oftf.;:,•00 men at Gaeta. WE' stated some' days ago, upon what We con-; • ceived to be indisputable ssuthortty, that the' ELECI TO*, of . 13;tvAitrA 'had' deChireS his intentiml of joining the Allies' With all Jfis Force - S. in telligence which • has since' been received from the. Continent vetterl so much at variance with our assertion, that some of our Contemporaries have accused of having made the statornent wit'a* out sufilel,2nt grounds. We have, however, re: ceived a 'bettor ft'ont Munich, which fully -explain:3 the seeniinir contradiaioit, and completely' justifies us for hathvg laid the intelligence alluded to before otir Readem Letter We' hi.iVe received ,from Munich (the authenticity of which may be firmly relied upon) states, that when the .EMPF:ROR of GEtimANT, •in conseqttenco a . .be reipeated aggressions and asurpa tions of Government;detertnined to form an •Artiud Mediation,- the occupation of Bavaria Aras deemed ah,,ohttely neee6sarY ; leis Inverial :Majesty therefere proptmed to the ErAturon, ;that if heW r Ould stiffer' his T1•oop3 to enter Eavaria, he would consent to . no Pe-aw in which the:integrity of the Eleator's Dominionk,shou:idnot be guaranteed, 'ausv'ver to this application the V.t.zoTott • of we -lava reason to . believe; in, t -Letter under his oWil Ilan& in which he expressed satisfaaion at •'the prOposal which had been nladft, and, adding, that he had instructed his Minister to sign a Treaty of Allittice with the Etarea rot of GERMANY, and that lx ould :join the 'with' all his Force 4. After this positive declaration,. 'it waS with the utrno!,t burprige th.it, the Emi.r , IOR learnt, in a few I.lat the Lb crox had- retired to '‘V nrtzlrarg ; that lit! Ind orclew , 3 his TrPofis tv (ollOw hicu ; anti that ho. had entered into anothor - 'treaty with it0t4Ar,5.:71 , ,, ftl dll'e,6t nlut positiv:; fisEuralices. This hiost emtaerdinay anti unaccotintabik: colidat Ito ty.'o 40 st s rougu terms, naturally pro.'uked tho inklignatiol) or Austn..„ and hai led to those btrong measures which she ha:, siucc uclupted svith ret..ped to the El ec t ora l D0„,3,.. ni O na. - Letters from Paris star, that the greatest d'.'itress pre va iis in that Ci! y, and ;-..,!cfNi throughout Fr.:1t0 . .., for WEitlt of . P Set ont tbr the Army b e earric,(l I;int :in Cue .ipccie lie coniti rolltyr t, ttntl. the FrcTi C s overninerit are now making every , effort, to supi , ) , the, clttticit'w y, by procuring an portation of spaiie; but irri the tunaulinihilltion of the tra'cle of Fr„eince v 111 r6ntit,r 3 very dilli6iit; if riot on itnprditicable, inemore. ' f±ovit i s arrived at Liverpt;ol:: she sailed fro ,n ,Nerille on the :30th r Julk, With the t tniTler . eOtiv(l . ofßis:Ma4 jesty's Ships Vanguard And Prypittink : the, latter lost her main-mast and foretop-n - la,', on the 14th, of Se'ptephe'r. Ag, sUpposed to belong to Wbite4then, got onor near Cape . Antonio. .klarg H Z 81,4 1 };:. behingineto °sprung a leak, ,was burnt in the Gulph. The Tho'rhizs,' GuinFaman, supposed to be the Thomas, Liverpool, - was burnt to the southwardof .439Ttnticia, being leaky. The Alexander parted' i rom the Fleet on the I 3th tilt. in lat.'3B lOng.,oi in thick.blowingi we: dier. The winds have been since her parting; .S.E. thid The Fleet in general sailigi very 1011.. Yesterday. the ROYAL FAmtLy attended 'Divine. Service. at Kew' L'hapel i nnd heard a Sermon preaCli-', ed .by the itedor „ .On Friday, the Dur:Ei of YORK and CUYIDER^ L AND dined witli'Their..MDP.sTry.s, at Kew. In the , evening .'they returned to town. Satunlay soon after breall'ait, iccompanied ly tot. Duke of "CAmin! welt, Prineo,ses . AqMlSTA, -SoPIiIA, and, At'.vl:!,'...fAl with ;;everal attendants, rode' ou horseiNtek ricrO:;:4 .the flitry front l;e%,v, on the. Uxbridge road. Her NIA Tv. and PrineesseS E Z ABETit and MARY, attended by ,Ladies b.cAnstate, CamiLEir, and WYNYARD; followed in ,two , open • carriages. Ott Saturday afternoon the Duke of"Yorm visite4. Their MAJESTIES. . pp Friday last, after a superb dinner, His Royal Highness the Pitikea of WALES gave another con•. cert at the Pavilion. The improved enjoyment' of the delights of music 'has long been one of the first ' airnsAnd gratifications of his cultivated mind., The constitution of his military band - has uniformly marfi, : ed his skill and state. On Friday they performed., a finished perfeaion, a celebrated symphony of •,13ftr.TH OVEN; andafterwardssucceeded the unrivalled exertions of 'VIOTTI and LATotrit. Mr. LATOUR executed a .new Sonata . of his own composition, which more particularly attracted the attention and appfause'of His Rdyll'Highness. - . The two Uoops of the tith Oragoon. Guards, which hare occupied Truro Barracks for about six months past, marched on Stiturd4k for Exeter. On 'Wednesday 'last t'so Tri4s - of atetched to die G,prtnan Legion, who have been stationed at the Barraeks and inviarters at (irtlst; c r trei - : the last ; three' mouth...„ marehed out of that their, route to Qinterbnry. On Thursday morning arrived in Winchester from Weymouth" ( . .."amp three TrOeks of the-German cif,' 'Artillery and on. Friday. three More Croopi .•.rrived. he;y pahie4 4on to Qinterbnry. `;‘ - iturd.ty arrived fout.Coinpanies nil fain .y . bel(lngirq.); to the German. Legion; with 40. piece, ~r cannon, and a great number gratnnia , N - orth York ,Miljtia,%commanded by. Lord DyN AS, have marched into' Gosport from Wey ,m D outh Camp. Er1 , .. , 011 Wednesday tternlng a meeting tools piece ins' a fii.4l behind ate temporary 'barracks at Uusseibtirgh, between Lkint. Nitamo, ofthe Per-„ kvl(...klthire: Militia, and' Lieut. IlLAont.9cri,." , the IYurtifri. - .2i-sliirc Militia, %Then the hitter Qentlemin received a shot which wounded both thighs, and, having struCk the great artery, he almost innnediately expired. Lieut. Nimmo has absconded. In co:l:4: , (l , :iefice of . an,application from the Mayo; of Salisi;nry to the . Secretary .at War,„ he on Fri day. rei,ei:byl a letter from the War Office, intbrming hint, that the route of a regiment of iufantry, , under order,; to mitreh into quarters there, shOuld bg al tered, afid . i.htit,po troop:: should be quartered in that city till'after tho yair, on the 2::d inst. Saterday fie corripank - 9 of the ti•it Sotner;4 rnarched into *Salisbury, tinder the command of Lieut.-GA. enta , ..ar.ooxa, on the: route frout "Weymouth to Lewe6 The from Gosport to the. Royal Hospital tit Hastar, built some.yeart'sitice byllOaktiT Foms, Esq. is o.%.lered by Government to be taken down, on a suptiosition that it - may be of • injury to . the' I larbour. • • • It i s baid that 0,:31onel BAGWELL .Wal,shortly be advanwl to the Peerage. - • . Sweet's Irouse, at. Troby:u3, near Bothnini was culsumed by tire on Friday sennight. • /At tire date of the late overland Dispatch front, War was , on theeveof taking pinee between SMUEP. RACY'KV.IANKA, iiAlier-in-law of SCIND, 'and the RAJAH of.lyNnoittni, which it was expeaed . ',Nyonl4 irtrciive several'-other petty States in, hostilities. By the redu6tien of the. establishment at Fort Marl borotigh (Sumatra), to a Factory, a saving results to the Comnany cf 7°,0001, per annum. The charges . at procrit amouot to front 30 to bu,oool. tiyear. • I)4evioas to the Capitulation of , the •Aajah of Illitirtr or 1110 St cif Oie inhabitants of the adjacent: ts..ti try had submitt4 to Lord 14,11411, and had re ct. y, d detachments ,(4 . 'troops for their pro krin,,y.' the flight of Amon, l‘ftitll, he, narrowly e tl 6i rg taken by,a Corps of Sepeysinfittialin.- • ,t/1J roost 4_hts.party Were' Ciat to picces.--,. acr detachingut from Gen. Sawra's (limps, sta. a Jungles; was, however, atti4ed'by a super' , r force, and rotited.With lo3s. , 1, he i.lO .ntry itt..l:ont Bhurtpoor is an almost.con tinitd junle. The districtceded by the late Treaty to t ht - .; India Company is in a high statet of cultiva- Gia ; it extends titan tollassulpoor, and com prise; the forts and viliaget . of Nrigmir, Rarce, Dof g...aance, and Junjeah. la order to guard against treachery from, any of vhi.'t'Maliratta Chieftains, •atid probably .with t,:t view to co...'irtt them to obedience, the 'staisidiaryr - forcci have to a line of strong post's along tle frontiers. of the tiodera PoonaliStates. " The Gwicawar- is' gradually reducing his Arab force,. which had becernefottnidahle - even to him"-: self, and in a seri_QUS degree Villgovernable. this_ rneisure'he has•bcen assisted by Abe. Bengal GoVeru ment : .their arrears have been'paid,'and their retire . rift: it front the service has. not yetprodUced any 'Of the dati , 4ou*elfeels apprenended tr4n perfinalent establishment has taken place in the Jaghire and Guntaor Circiar. The divkion harts cc:itc° for AVhen) the proprietary right Willi itt Inc ' in the.Jat-rbire has:been mddtf I),:tra, p,my, .mall awl Viiagarxitam tlist s, N.l 1/ iIL. NEWS. 'PLYmestratu; Ocr. 12. - Arrived the 21/iikrook SAooner, Lieut. CARPENTpi, from Lishon 4 having on beard the remalltder of tile Crew of His Majesty's late Ship enche. ArTivecUlwl3.comen.aa p a igt.lda,. Margaretha, HAvreabitsT i laden with brandy and wine, from Bourdeaux, bound to Brem . eti r detihed by tl~e Vengeance Privateer.. The Galliot, in turning into the poilpdp g ainst a North EaSt wind, missedstays, and was driveuon the Rocky of Penlee Point, mleic she beat Ott her rudder ; arid' receiy&l' other ,damage, but •has since . been got.otr, and broUght into tl Harbour, y The Vengeance Privateer is also arrived ; and 'the Danish Brig ltiargretherne,' Capt. ANGUL, from Tonsberg - , withlirAber, for this Port. :;.• Sailt;d the Foudroyant, of 80gunsi and I: : ,'E l iTy7)- tienne Frigate, for the Channel Fleet ilfo4cherriti Sloop of War, on a 'Cruize ; and the Assault Gun , brig for Guernsey. Arrived the CheerlyGun-brig i from a Cruize. Came in from the Channel Elect, which she left all iwell on the loth inst. off - Ushant, the Nile Lugger, of 16 guns, L i ieut, C. SWAMP y when she left Ad miral CORNWAPAS (notwithstanding sevcral mourn were afloat about the Rochefort StinadroP, and Sir IL STRACHAN when she Cattle ta an anchor') nothipg had beep heard a either. Capt. BAKER having got his ship rcad'y• for sea, and had' all her masts newstepped, and other ne cessary repairs done since her gallant a Lion with La Did t, gave yesterday; previous to his sailing, a dinner to the French Captain and Officers of I_,a Did9n,‘ and a Eele4,Party of Gentlemen. I-le will be of in: the course of the next week. Licut. STap,g, Nsyhe died of his wounds received iu above'aEtion;:was a widower, and has left two orphan Children to bewail the loss of a tender father, who gloriously fell in the service of his ISing,and Country no doubt that Country will, with its itugust Sovereign, display their wonted bounty on this as on similar occasions. Capt. Z. Munoc,, of the late Blecinche, is now .en 7 jaying tile. beauties of this part of Devon, after 'his it4tive 6ervice4 and fatigges in the several inhospitable climes Of the terrestrial globe, at his brother-in.law's delightffil seat ofjleechwood, near Plympton, PORTSMOUTH, QCT. 13.—artived IMt night the .gieso/ute•Gan , brig, from a Cruize'offfiavre ; Hannah, BURN, frorn S.underland ; Allian,ee,cLEMENTs, fropi Madeira 1 and Neptune, FISHER, from Chepstow. Shiled La Decade Frigate, Captain STawakr Prospero lionth, captain ST,Lit.Aa'r ; - .Ueda lkomb, Capt. Soar!: Zebra pomb, Capt. PARKINSON, shad Princess .Augusta• Yacht, with a.. Convoy to tha Downs I " and Piper Cutter, Li Ant. Ulperstan, 171 AtEpriow ; Lady; Bruce, Evaarr, and William, APPLEBY, 101' Spnderlana 3 ' anctMinerva,enArmAN, for Chepstow. Yctstprday the Tiark. Sloop, of War, Capt. LANG. FORD, went out of harl;lo., 4 FALNIGIMI, OCT. 1.---Arrived the ,lesser , , 8114, from Lisbon; Am oxican Snip. America, JP.I'VERI), from London ; Apollo, Frigate; and Es : ' p;;riment Storeship, from Portsmoptiv" Sailed the Cabinet, flomir.ND, for Leglkorn ; the Carteroi, P,A.TratsoN, for Jamaica.. OCT. ie.--:The To/pis/tend 'Packet, 'Capt. Do,iw, which arrived here on Wednesdziy last, trom Lii - ,- hon A saw. Admiral CORNWALLI6'S Fleet on the pre ceding daY of Vshant, consisting of 17 Sail of the Line. From this number, it appears that neither of the two Squadrons, of live Sail of the Line each, detached in pursuit ot.the Rochefort SqUadron, un der the command (,f kimirals STERLING and STRACIIAI4, had thgn' rejoined the Grand Fleet. The reiPat /tend left at - Lisbon the Auckland Packet and. Pontorp',Frigate. iiis - Majestys Ship Apollo, Cnpt. FL:LLOWES, and the Experimeni,of44 guns, arme . i en.fiute, arrived at Falmouth last evening fruit) Portsmouth. The latterl4l,a(ien with naval stores fin"- the us of such Men of War as may rendezvous at; that VOvt. HARWICH, OCT. 13.—Yestorday sailed tlie King George and./luOland Packets, with the Hamhurgh :Mails of the stb and 1 ith instant :arid at the same time the Dioha and Porset Packets sailed with tho Ntaila for Gottenburgh of the same date. - The Lad y Frances Packet brought the two> liamburgh . , There are now f9ur rickets in l'ort preparing for --y.+--~ OcT. 12,--Arrived , His *-Majesty's Ship fintelap.i, Commodore Sir S. SMITH, from Dover. (":kOT. last night, the iiriadne. Frigate, the Hon 6ipt. KIS'G; , on a cruize. * Came down from Sheerness the Deuastatiou Bomb, Fiamei anti 11farinfrOpn-brigs,and Ranger &Med Defence Ship, , with eisift large I.annelies, each carrying an 18 pound earronade, which remain in the Downs w,th, a large Fleet of Ship's of War, Gun brigs, - Fire-vfs scls, and Transportk Arrived the Rosario Sloop ()Mar with Convoy from i'lll;mouth, and Prospero Bomb, with ditto from Portsmouth, which are sallel fa: the Rosctriu and Prospero romain. ;iv:•r , ,h 6, SIIZERN,ESS, OCT. 12.--Salled this morning from the Note the lliercalor Armed Ship, with a FL!t 3 under convoy fOr Tonningen. ...... 0 -......... 0v c a st:ool ls C ° e k ii s csi e N c O nt r ‘ f o E b4n B t i l,i s ' r:iose ' r .rv ( in e l, ) , ,ab i i. h g 6 G r rtai ts .. _ s 'i Q p ir . i t c s e ll i ti e % I- I ' e n i s e cit 1 A en l Ce 6 d a Pe t : t t ie y r ' i s as e w l Pc a tu re r. l er i )d oUs l. . here,-whieh ite's•eited-fioaling near-Perth-Ind: ' ' r , BitgaieNiOvis,e,:tliiirtuilificloctitt'hit:::3DY.itcni,,v,,.:l,secutilgre:Ci(:(6l m g li;RC3' SAklsl'otferfo°rei itine*:;Spiiirftti and tobacco-in His Majesty's W•arehouse here, whit he seized Apati,ng near,St. Alban's. ' •,' -. The Swedish East India Ship Maria Carolina, from China, one of -the, Calcutta • •eotiYor,•is arritei herel "`did Capt.alu eys the I,4,•artrut tribtivi to t o whole convoy ttinplol. ill 'escape,. . •'. ; -:':?•*, ,r•-•''',*-7- '... ' Cost c, Om. .1: -er• iesierday .evening a King's cbt,Loseaaimnerdikpet.,:.Gdeanfz:,,ttlitt, cr:tsconaftl.e--o:4topepth'i.Clii'ar:ltathveihtet!NlicV•aLobtaireeinabtli:i:Ligir,dtitii;lbseetoteixgali :11:1rt meet with nsez * ea l' o k n6 i e .d.o i . d - I.I C I , ) c.l ti vci a g c; 1 ,, rn c iy. u e., a Fleet, di l ay t b a .,,.l ' , e. i;, ,w,a..*(obn,;t4,l,.c,,ii_lr:',,}:ctrn...,,aiitbill,,b e to ° ooh d lii ta t t : e l : l ' l °. • OcT . . 7--Saturday li.is•rilajesty's6l.3 flOatikell, arrived 'at Cove tiona'a f.;ruize...4l-iislitt,e„-ii,e Bralidit, Capt. /Arms's, and Btitt4i!2;la`let'', • - i':rbe 'Atm,'" a 1.:,4 guns, it is; said. ,s ,or..ered 0 Iv" Port 4-ra ree'elstifsg Ship ; find 01 under, Admiral L0r0(.3-AR:tiNnit Will Imve an :,cce,3sl3o.tgi Ill; l'orcealpon this. station. of Seven Frigates. . ' . , • :-• DisTitiiltnUptsi Qf l'ltlig-MONEY, .. ' , .11:0,ti; Oitlyers ahti Compapy of fiLs Majesty's Si'll ' R IP' s‘ r, tor the*Caihura of 'Lai F fore, the a,„•ii tune i Bear Otine "crlrnaler Privateer , i i i, sLght f the jtoiar , on Satuid# !4'!inig-111, :t; No. t I Cecil.pstr?Qeti or thitillil t ' ll,fc c i v l ° ? , i ,, ro the ()Ulcers an * il Compan y of His N"iCskro ','•till."i'''' pheinui; tor the l)ciottion:ol the Clutch Snip tiser).l,7,l. • ini,'„e.2.941.145111211 179;, on Wednesday next, at NO) Itit'...)'' sameit'" 05.1,i uT every Tucsday%:,intt t o Lisy shciwieN4 sr place. • , _To the ()Ulcers and Company of Ilis Majesty's Strii Favourite, for tt'.e Capture oi the l'olilliop, t 16 ,4 .1 ii •?? , t.. Dy a Squadron or 114 Mitje.ilY'A Shlt' s 4 ' ll i 4 ! e'vort .1...!,±r,k4. al niixt, at hlessrs. Atkins's, Walbrook i Qi: , . 1 141LetiolY 3114 Satuttlay afterwarchi at the s-il" • , tot Cu • i the ()fixers an d, comuny of Said SW:Sp i.avotirit ..., IhCiCaPlure of time ikertii;llti t "hl tint_ Occeiliner Opm at tag. tittle 2A 1 p lace last inenttisaehld. ' i .--.9o o '"'"*" -- ' to NAv.itt. itriotzs-Tmtturs, . Capt. F.4.Yssox, , the Formidable ; Capi..6i'iri,titn, to the Athenian: Copt. G.,4Nloditis, to t tne fame, a' new 7 4 i C lho AODD, to the*kirafig4blof Capt., SIII,fs, ° I , Adamant;‘ . Capt. J. Bilissaxv, to the PO o ' f Copt. t: Lee tii t ! :as P ija l j L , M A ZIt, to t h e lil i %aril i Capt. S-0 03th t c o: i t ., h t e o $ t 1 1e tar c i r a : i l p e t .. JAMB , apt. COLLIWA, to the AleteOr i ,c3O, spA pe, to . 11. Duchess of PedjOrd; Capt..l7, Ii,ROW ?I, to the RaVe I ' ilei The Convoy for the Medi ' which s 3 , ten'antath, ' mitt frcal P9Ftimotith, under tho care of thO 4241°71 0 ;1 11 Constanre Fripites, and the ireazie Sloop , . ‘rrerre, foie on, tho , .i ith of Sept.ku her, off C;'P 171,00 i with a fair wind. The Constance parted t e9 , ° o l o fto, on that. day, sylth tho Ships for 14bboA 044, P s; to the :4'l,tiy; She is to return to England. ' lamed i 5 ex 4 A constdorab tifori,;enunt. of R . • .3 rei , tPe I°l' ted.ty be added tO• the Ships of War on t ,,,j,a .. S . tatien, at..i • thq cmiso of tliti W4gle will be,- e iL t osik ...- far as Of F. I,,okstrre,, by Ofdor of Lor4Los9. tho Port-A miras• ' ' ~.....,,,,;-......................„.... ti l tleni dubenenr.;:tiitstsnitti.or4)Rfs.a re4rea:l427rrreau_niod.warele,sroo Licritichstdelrt(l''':,in:;'lshe3h.i.dsteerelii giIROA 2 . 1,, OCT,. 11. . attacks, that our only consolation ',is " to ba%.`;orti what .-', c have seen." The hut- two lioY3''' (1,10, font 0' penisation for the loss of those who •havr -;-. r oi,hty host of sei,en; t\l‘i,ee?increotraco I:!lairti.,dbntrouoir4ho(stifotott,',7 i4i.' tives in the'other.— • -• ..• . I .'lol 410 410 The Theatre trim heel) ,woefullY 111,11—, ccep.ifql. the week. .I.,:triri*,..s; bp,been. tolev.4totY ",.ib e v pa Vrf. aw(l 'Airs. Itisrfrins are .still hero.. iji34 tronizqtl the Benefit of Mr. WlLmar.'; 14 ;:stirohef ar• Ifighe..The repre;entatioll6 Were, 'ii,0,,.. j r a Wife, the Farce of :Cie E/eaion,, and. net.,'llie, of lite .400." The-Ilouse. *as very thilitYn t • d ` ow Nlr. fb l / 4 , , ,x1 . 1 , 1, - ;s, with -his silver-11)(A" 41).,„,.,,010 dosed 86Pett, nutde ,a very interesting- ► awl, % - o t- b " 3e rrol appearance in thcz, boxes, toad WilS liii O CII ' as. - the performers. . ' .' .'' ' „ s se An / To-mofrow; if tbe.wcatner. should snliiif 1 a pa to lillVe a grand Crictet Match itt;Dallticio9,l.'ir of Batman against three. B e ts ar e high iti• foot , , ~.,, 1 e giort the fernier. , Yesterday a detaeliment of the ',-.'erill'ill.*,/ we , er won ° ..it, took po;sessiou •pi onr .13arracli,s, 0 i, expeo eight hundred more 'for theb 0- ,' l 7; of : 11 TheY are 4 fine healthy body .of ineos,lo.a'::orkflf V ' t ; ' can judge at' present,..seent to bo N,0105 oil anti *ell-behaved. Their unifortn 05,011', Riflemen or Sliarp.,;liooters. • .. . . , adiatyeTn.ildetaf:ti T at ti l i t e E c i t ro l e‘ . I ep l t r E re :: - : ...egi A al t ar t I , ie, i ‘ t , ) , : i 1 r y i ion st i .tit a i i l ii t iv, , i t r ernii:.l,;:irTeisol 13r;Slcirip. 10.1:1 5 rt. :s ii :$01 : tt: ol l i bli I.; i el: 1"Iig boeti, de4crVedly admirot for his P e )01 , te d it of t 1 tliticiisunolocertausif:ite. w ,,l it li l tor, a of merit. The whol,e Wad ...t -I,llst. r,,,,Lificcl tion in eritiml correanesa Oa ulvtl,,roied 1,/, p_Te.miou,—.oesio, 0,0 ,v„,; -wen por.„. 0 , 35 , P . CstAitnss Kn....181S i and Co' , 1, ; „ gto, . usti.:.l,.itery prOminent and sodessfu. i.---„., __ taielit, . fully eonfitnied our our . pinion. ut 1!!,,,,, ic oil in De.idernallii, V. hiCh 11'illi inah.ed'hy geoct so. , charaeleristic tenderness, h • c hilr i The County. of floats INlll'ic`ll Ft*l'ivall'W-IP'j lit ter tbt . "' lli ' ftl' been hold . annually at Vilincl'° nina n elt. -,,,t, et Iltri 1 y, begins on e WedneglitY o ,' ,i '''' by ctiie, caaduarot tai, A i ‘.i IN :, Wh3 hai bi-lOn e11k," 1 ":,,, t ;',,, l ora i og : i? r jaii , ~B,lr...eitAßP, .left town 011 r'"lire, Nrobiiity, . _, O place. We :untirstand rilos.ti_oolort l'og,coonties rletta4oi, try, 3,:e. of that and tile noignP,,i,nieferyfrfido-00 tpt) be .preient ; huge'-' ''',..l'i o r art A ssfri.t a brilliar.t Afeeting ;' .lic'! 11°‘.e,');iijr de,ierces I , wlll eniure it, and ortainly gni., _. -