The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-08 00:00:00

I !Pliny thing could.soften' the ' r egret at t he p u blic 55 of the itninortal NELSON,' it would be the ap intaient of Ad viral CoLt.tr;Owooo as his successor , command. Admir.al :Criitiziowool?, had been, qi tally, life in the lvirrnest ties of friendship' 'with 4 departed Her o , w h ose ta lP nts he held in the ,I, !highest admiration, and whose system hi resolutely 1 14 n. Upon all occasions Lord-NELsot,l bore-the 140stfervent testimony to the Merits of his friepd, i kii if the nomination: of a :Successor had de , l*od on . him,- .Admiral COLUNGWOOD WOUld `wily have been the. immediate objea of his _ 14Elainied choice. , We . need not remind. our leaders of the gallantry,- promptness, and skill with i! llich Admiral CoLLIN6WOOI) anchored wirli only ~, Ships of the Line off Cadiz,. on the of e ' r abilled Fleet, When. they fled like a flock of t botore th e intrepid NeLsoti, and etreetualiy PA ILitW tllent. We cannot deny - ourselves tic.;. - ! iitati t • of extraeling a passage from ,a dispatch q( v . . 414621 , ' relatiVe to the glorious ACtioll 01IF alelltill CS Lay I 77, as he mentions Admiral Co t . 11 1 1 1 :' 1 43n wi t h a zeal th at,.r4'u) :* ted fronl . rcsp - eel . fOr - 4.- Professional powers, as *ell. as from the feelings .. . " • 4 ‘ 047 7 . .l s 1 ea d,...), del 1iP41,4 7 0 and Sp , , titne , 1 , 00, )1 . rni u , di 4 4 .fr 0 i tiropped iastern, -andwere fired into in a . ' 4 ) ityle. by the Eat/lent, Capt. Co LLIN9WOOI3, ; V ' - c(44 l)i;lled tale. San Isidro to ,hoist E;glish 14 1; 8 ; 'and: 1 thanght. the large Ship, Salvador. del Nt- had aisa : ; but Ca pt. ,vocitio ' 4ll gthepara:it Ot ta4ihg Postiession at a A 311- : 11 , 11e . Ci moat. gallantly pushed up, With v q'saii set, to save his 'old friend and rne:isniate,.. w as, to alioarance, in, a. critical state, the' 41, 44; ;ii being a-head, the 04041 crippled, and 144.1 1` The.' Excellent ranged up within tip° feet, ;' the: Sun Nicholas, : giving a most tremendow Are. San 'Nicho/as lulling up, the Safi fosV full on :41rd ber;-and: the &al/au passing on for the T7i'aidariii, _the Captain resumed his OA' t '.)l abreaA of them, 'arid cloS e a l ongs id e ." 1111 45 we se e that AdMiral COLLIN Or 00b inherits, 44 a great dagree the intrepidity and the skill of his, 'ind Friend, as well as his COmmand, and the. May therefore look with confidence, 0 ;) ail oil. • kttkelto will emulate the conduct, and anxiously im- , &Iva "' t° render himsell not unworthy of.heing the, ect ssor of the inns trious'NELs"" itl e tl 4l) " . Coi*: tilof the . 'Peke * ro pion, wa . s killed lariaus Battle; otr 'cape .I'retalgar, .ts• tl 'lb th e - " 441 'Captain of the name who lost 145. of , his Country. . w i t h " opening' . the Dispatcheg vi ..ts ta ws .the'victory 'over the ,C i beat 111ciath of LOrd N, not _ t , ; ; Shedding tears,and continued. to do so of N l V'e a.al v. Ala itt'at,' the request of ',several' re-, , LORD •I\ o a EL - ECT in. Withi n a few clays to convene -A Common k ill, , -61 1' 04 9,04i,khti t i14O coilsideration the iro tdh () ,i 6 •!.ertAing..a ,flto.i lie 01 - Lord litit l pott, the'fition doc- , s higli,hoporir to h` e "Ns :and public spirit- of Ihose.Gentlernen will oin ittl l • . t originated,..and,we aro confident that tit adePted With the Anostcorf,lial , unanimity, of )1i .ion rv,,eculiarly indebted to the tnf 1 44 4 1,0t,1..0N; and..hai on all ecca,tons to; testify It's gratitude.. .nO children by the Lady ;- - 1 Is'nA . .cts NkrowiwAßD, ia ' ir r .1 • •• o f Nevis csniTr, _ s ' f .,`` 4l , 'ed . thil titles of BOW ii:ld •ViiiCOUltt ju t). .; te kiftt):4lescend. to the.collateral branches • •; „ e. is,. therefore •the lieV nN . Dr. \lv'.t.t.km .EPsoN, v . ~ .I.ord Viscount NEt , t; 1 4 30n, ") Oh Al lO ' a mo..t promising yout4l. and hts , daughter, the' ! "tLS(JE'. lautiful and accomplished young 4 15 i % 14 a t Mertori4'lace.- He' bas two ,hister, hNi ) 1311. and Ivirs.,..MAPsnAN, both maul, ` i ii l.l .ave'ninnLrousfarnilies. Those tnade a :/ 1 4 Pali of inii.py family at Merton., and they, I(,:`SvVy othir will be inconsolable at lus ftre worthy of rotu had be ark, that Lord Ng4sPN t , S'i to PPed the highist h onour in grappling with tne 1;;;'!" / " 4 , 7 Yinidada In the anion of the 'l 4 th of ' l 7°7, off;Capt. St. Vincent. She was ad ;ar.hest ship in the world, carried 136 gulls , and deck.s. Lewd NiiLso!kr ordered his Ow" Ship til alOtig4id o acquai4ance, as tie ft, ITlei - , and elle was ' lashed to her. 2/I°w well bi r .r c ; 4 3 was feign,,jt.pw. severe the conflkt, Au -1404--ot.Ltuowoo,V*.excelleot Letter 6.UillelentlY Zit oft ` ' • The Enemy were engaged at tho nun- gods. (:very cue knows hti w 1 , 411 their . abtit;„''",lYs are of. men—overy 74 gull ti ."P (i nas tr oll , : 0() men; the Santissio t a Tinidadu had m, ii (4l l 'tg a.cerps of trocipS4' amongst whore were A , • ..' o arpihOotors: • l iit it t lter the talernorablo .11attle of the. Captain present Lord NELSON with a Cof. n bl e w 9f the. maiii-ma'st of the' L'Prient, rim 1 tre l .- I l' , with an attestation of 'the faa ; 'and en `e(l that Pre 4e ._ the Noble. Adiniral would order , it n t l o tt b ie e (40.1 rived fo r 1116 o'All body, when the tate Battle Tli e e kr 'and ofTime 'might demand t he debt of Nature. (lo n " c) ,Plo Admiral on the day betore. he left Lou , with e fl 4.l ed at the place where the Coin is, aim tire ; iat good hUniour which aceenipanie& his ati tiu ,L a " all his peopl e , desired .to have: the att.esta.- Aitoh,l n ,gravett on the lid, as.'' he thoughti(lnghlY that he should want it on,higtoturn." It ' (1 . 'r his expression in .ling into a I ) ,, tti : e , il "'"quest, or NVe,,tinioster.Abl?ey!" ztnil it \I. ;is 4 4. 1t e( .' ull ar good fortune t o inspiro "eatt tlitc);eVery folloAer. ' .4 4 'r l tic PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6. —Arrived the ~ Ripidsp, 74 guns, Capt. Hon. A. K. LqtGE, from the Chin r , ne.l Fleet 4 And, Plover, of i $ guns, Cjpt. from a Cruize in the Channel. Sailed the Iris Frigate,. on a Craize to the ,West ward. Arrived the Spanish Privateer Serispiori, captured by the Latona Frigate, last from. Falmouth. She is rigged in the style of an English Ketch, for the pur pose of deception ; is quitetnew„ copper bottOmed, and sails very fast. Arrived the American Ship Julia, Capt: DRAYTON, laden with sugar, , Cocoa, and loivicod, from New- York, captured a Spanish Privateer, 4d re . -taken by LI ggyptienw Frigate. PORT3I4OIITH, Nov. 6.—Arrived the. Prince of Nike-Ad:Mit:al Sir ROBERT CALDER, CApt: ii CUMMTNGi. from oft Cadiz. ,Site lett that place on the 13th. ult. and, consequently, knew , nothing of the Aciiori' until arrived here. She is put under qu . ..trantine,at the ,Motherbank. ." • Arrived 'La, Sophie. Sloop of War, Lieut. ITAOEV, from Plymouth ; and the Locust.. Gun-brig, Lieut. Timt, from a Cruizc. • ..; The bells, have beef ;ringiog the greii,ter. liart . of. the - day, in consequence. of the decisive - .Viaory gained over the Combined Fleets by the' Arms of Great Britain; a„general, jknination• took place this evening in the.three towns : !hut while we extilk, at the destrudion of our Foe, vie iamedt sincerel'. the loss of greatest Hero that ever ';graced the annals of Navaliiistory, • The' Charlotte ' hired „Armed, Schooner, : Lieut. , ALT Co m mand r, 'attached to ...clutiral • • Lis's Sqaa4rop, is driven into ,Kinm4ri:.lllier, land, in • a dreadfdl gale of wind, having stove ut.laerr whole broadside and. thrown her . tans Overboara.47 . • The dcek was coakl , Jaie# cleared k the Vissel was' art her heam-iendx: bran ihourt and allalf; . the boWsprit earned ass jr, and' ijievery . r&"r6t . the deepest' distress ; bat we 'are happy - to lwar she • • • log .none,ofiher Crew. Doritri • Nor. , ii.---The Bold Gun-brig his' re. t. taken and sent in here the Ceres, Cipt. BELL, from Gottenburh with cl , 'als for Plyniouth • . The Diligence Shx)p of, War, Capt,,/b-ny ; ,, , ,411 to-tnorroWtO t7ke the cotimUnAl of :the Gire-britTc , which iire'fo be eiqloyeici Ort , at, rpjniclugs3 have takenrpliwe here; .• the Casife gmfs`fi r ring . a'n : cf`bells -iii:1141)11)rir of the _tilos!. g.ikat tt‘tiF Coauuy. r , .• ~. Sitv. L: NESS, Nf)V. - , -Catne , .down from th• Rim - to the Nbi.6, tll l :tii4i'au, guths., °apt: R. CAMPEELL. ' S i.l 1 the Standard wild _Da wttiess, ror the!Pow4s, The /1 7 iitliet,s,:'tz - 6)•fitintis the S flying for (6tvv,o'y 'tt) Weser troJyti4 Armed. Sliip tiLie for the. : B zt lijc, s4l on or about the; 7th Insi;., - •:." , . . . -Ships , at this • PorV:— Zealand; Nassau, VirAinie, ktesiito ;Pcg.T.WjachFlea.. Ccrrb, .klitiK4aiimo,, Pyiades, ,ILLJA,vic o Nikliktingaje44 ll (t aradji‘K A irric.4,Vicitt : Piitttifix, ilioi se. valattotnifTen4ers 311 a Fire . V6Velt:" ' - • - ' ' ' 61-;'f . /, Nov: •6'..:=l l lk.toriVe( - .l' the . /114inchester Packet, Capt.:lJllP‘..i . fii - frOin lhd•Lqi!'wzird' titis in 40 days'. passage; . 4441, tiw,444vokaidotie Pocket, Capt. K R 6m4Bys l .l)assage; • Also arriveiiihalrilirfriiiloiikih, Capt...knA M 5, ~. • . torn Waterford, laden:with oil c Aes; - ,cui• I too, of ter h.?_ing captured by a 'French Privateer oti:' 'Ldnd's End, andre.captured; Gcinilett Skop of War, , Capt.,l3 s s. rt is said that there are - two Fivach Privatoor s craiaiu off..the L tld s End/ and that they, have capturecl several sail of Coasting Vessels : the If:(4. 1 her:hang/11j, ti d evet .. iil (itilor Vessels 'of S\ u, .sailed fhi; day in pursuit of • tXTR ACT ay A LZTTIIII-FRONT Ci;;RK'y DATEI) 29TH bCTOliv,H,' 180 A. .p.""r"." r,; learn from CoVe . that the West (ntlin ecrnyoy 7 linhqtar yesterflay ; eyenjng . .9nly, afiek 4 CIL .... tit, y Neral attempts for the same purpose-: the wind has since' been eair,, so that in all probability, they Will speedily: gain the trade winds, Sir EYRE COork:, his T,ady and Suite, with Generals DRUMMOND•and iiittvatnt,, are entbark,ed in the Pisgard; more than '5O Sail Oil :I I Merchant Vessels formed the Convoy, Tiii...o"etzi ruble and another Ship ran foul of each other,. nri *ere's; much damaged as to prevent di be .t or the -m s4iiii.:-:--During the late gales' the Cruz(' isle, , re capturvd West Indian - 1:1u, drove from her : ano,llors athwart the 'Trent Liospital-ship, but was, by great exertion, -!.vith prolußt assisiaticb tendered tlotil'thej shore, sal,:ed froin ti.iy material damage. , OcT. 30.—The 4rgus Sloop, Captain Xirroa, smiled this day ‘..vitil Convoy to the Eastward. •Thii . c i -hil, ;t week or t‘vp ago, astonished the Idle gazers -and_ beach loungers at Cove..,-,, , ,,0n the morning Lord GA RDNEII arrived the 4r us lay 'wilding, nearly di imantled,' with linter running rig gingparove„ and tacit a ilatt to the .yard;, it so 11141:12e4-. dispatches to theChannel , Fleet. The Argus, to the 'snrprize , and adnuration ofvery one, -was in two hour.tniider Nveigli, and soon after out of the liar .baur2l bnt'Capt. KITTOE, her Cominander, is ever _pn the alert, and has ,to a proverb distinguished him self for zeal, assiduity, and ink:lA . l(m: he is- an ex cellent well experienced; Officer, no -leis beloved for' his amiable manners. and polite deportnient on shore, than revered for In s , fatlier l ly 'and fostering dis .positiun on. board. He has been a Master and C'oin, ',minder more *than 7 yezirs, and at the onset of the prescrit War fitted out the Britannia, a ,First;rate.—a. He ,now goes ; we understand, to England to meet, the reward his signal services justly entitle him to, - viz. elevation to the'llank of Post-Captain—Lto which •is 4(1414 the arslent wishc.s of his many friends here,. that such Promotion may be speedily followed .by e. ttte: ctimmaticl . of YARMOUTH:, NOV. Squadron under the command of,ltear-eAdmir,d Rossu,t.t, '440.4 yester day, to resume their station off the Texel.-` ,,, t.. The seven :Sail of 'Transports which arrived here on. , Monday sailed this nrorning ,to . the Northward, unclerConVoy of the two Ariwd • ( 4 f Sear •%);'U 11 7 taitl OW'• 1;1' ON, from Lubeck, landed Pa55ze..0...!,e1.., ) , ,, , sterdor at Lowes . . toffe. • 'Sonia '.time in at T,0v.. - egtoffe on.lvlonday, report, th::t ; v il preceding i;N'epipg they saw .two-Lngger .lirl , ;ateers ci.ipturc ,two large 'and that'ilidy continued with. the Fishifig .; immoriatil! and ano -662 Ffench Cost. \c'n t sail of Tranportsi, ; w4if. - .11 thy. ;'yith rcA. (..;f the Ships tts'pi:r Liat. :p. S. tht,'Prilleti, I:l7.:u.r:eqi Ca pt. T'0rt itx.5%).4,P1.14 fczt: 1 . 1 - ()%, idonce, 1 1,111; Md:111,..„ , Jf.! • HA?.TOWAII, .OcT. fJ I .—;-This, morning arrived. a eouricr. If.ol - n the.; Gland .A.rroy t , wait' the follong Letter . • • mtretsTr.R or WAR,' MAJOA-dtlC'EltAl., OF • • TITT! .ARMY, ,:N1 GENPItAL, BATIEOtY, COSl t4l;‘,l)l*.lt' 'l , ll-1:1' FRLN'ell TkOOPS AT • 14A14- 51 ()VET. • "' • 4 Abbil'or 61Chingen, tht 24th Veridemiairii. ..(t6t7 October,) "3titorrnyour Gopc ral , that Ihe- . first:44l4*( 111 'no. vutiro It WAS etTiposed of the. Array . that ',vats it) Bavaria, 'consisting of fouttoen , Ge. , ..trifantfy ; -of tlitt ':Artny: 'of the Ty rol; thirtk.OW- Reltithentg '.of' Itifintry ; of five .-Inore i Boginwa om tti:fr rt he dtal hitt Arrny,., and twelvo Be ginrietits cif. Ivairn forniing a' total of ahoti t rou,oo+) , I men. Army' with ~. .;•1 •!,1•• 16'.7 OD 110111 . ntla 411:11` the:lei - coy' . :1. '... Etiiperor' bas itirti.nl-1 it roattirurrc , ,• it , in 'llo' KtAIO simation iti the - Army of .'. : • iVrar'ellgo : when'thiW movement the Erte a- ks.4 -- vignrous part. 11.1•Jit .`..t. ot uhithvg in a im , is • to give bat tle, tlie'y,,,goism.aitshi'in oc•-: aslt.itlec.l7different • eng,ageniem a with •• thtt . ". , ieveral. (1114iiitons,' . - the roatit - blwhieh' haw :. been '36,000 pti sPrier:l,.above.thirty.-nine siirinct•-nine with the of - noarly titci whole of their artilleit'and' m •'•• ''• ' .'•'• • • " which was Stirrtititiii6cl •by neiai Solrvr, o'apittiLitca tiic 'day Ody. whieli is' also z,orrottriled, will •c t ipitoZ. late :10 hour of i 6000 Meii; 111 .titd inaniitle4 of 'all ••011(1.. • - • • . it PRINCE •VP It 11, Teti reri to Biberach, - With a StlY11; . ; •- but:: INfiirbbal''Sovr.,T tile' ct tliere Nvitit. his Corr. It Is pro, blibio` that he will tA et 6f 'the rest of the Sifie we 1;1- at 141nnic1t where .ea...!;les - are i , erort: Ake . Itussian colonrs.— 'lltt•it Arrti:•Kii;ta'..)i; arrived in earriage§, is . esti -10- 60;060 n't:sn. The inorothey are, the be , )ovir glory to vat - I(o,l'lsta them, and the t ime not be. long. ". Ther6.7is'nothing to equal the ardour, the cn. thutiagn; 4aid,ther.,Educt dispusitiou of our troops, o r 10 gaietywitil. which they bear all privations, as nutliing-cp.ali - the:genius thcir Commander, - . OAL is "asserted, -that a Corp of Ittosians and • wades haxlanded, and will , besiege yon, General.—. ..You .- _.are, no donbt,._irrov idea - with provisions,,. .and rilmt defend yourself.to the IttSt txtulmity. Yotl.6ee from the above detail that th Emperor will soon be, to send an Ariny into,Haoo% el, if it should be n CCM sary. • thii Letter be pviuted, and publish it to the brave nien of your dittereut corps< • •- ‘f I greet you.with distinguished respeet. (Signed) " ',Ltitsttat.Thelyrnian.7 The above acc.ourik o f , , • • t„, t ifi e d, , to t h e Troops thh ciay cu the p LT BARBO. When the Letter had,beerire.l,l them (which w:is afterwards distributed :.»liot'.:; :.iop !; in print), they exclaint,:d, • :opovr wtlich Iteelstitatiou wai aceurt,: • diiehargi: of ar , tillery. OCT. 14 p—itiri 21; I'. t• been stuch up at every g4te,, t be cAutictus itispeAing of the occu=r:: r t h e Vv to orayr to avoid, di'::agreeable'cL • , 11. part of the Austrian that I,‘ , 'f'v hi $(.011- . ern Sttabi:i ba - ve , !t. 7 0 - vult Las, ,tria to the Inn, Y , :5ti..?t*1..1,11,- the \\" . .!st-.1 111ei' . .tz.d 111 tilt! , j irect ' t r h sv1)11) I‘.l tiorioui Tat final triumph pf the intrepid Hero vibe fell iii tale amps ,of Viaory would doubtless hive occ,i 'si'Oned an Illurninatiert in everir..Pala4:e and eciltage of the Emriro if the national exultation had - not beet clouded by ,that irreparable loss, Amidst this; .cleep regret, however; there wa; a g,tand.displin,r.A.if patriotic triurnrli -last night tiwoughout-the in !..- tropolis, of which the following were the mi.'s: ooa - spicnons - • front 'of the Adrnilaltoy was - Illuminated in a _most splendid manner with cordons pt . lamps and festoons, the initials 'C.;.:11: and the Croii-tv sur mounted witha blaze offiatnbeaux. • So merset Place exhibltetra most gratid scene of • rejoicing, letting off squibs, firing peturaroes., 411' n late ,hour. The Pay-Otlice , had a very neatly constructed crown; supported by two cro.ii anchors, with the lends G. R. ette on eat .41 side. The 'Ordnance-Office was, very neatly illuminated. _ , The War Office, 'Heise Guards, andJhe Military Pay Office made a very splendid appearance, besides a vast nuinber of candles; latups , round ral of the vin4ows, :iivi trip of the walls. lighted ttp' With flarnbeatot; there was al4o a very largo ;10 bandsome star in the centre of. t fit tattrlcii,i . ":2; 0 Military .Pay pffige hid a very brilliant anehoriti %,a riegatediiiiiVs,'„placed between the letters o r R. and snrmounted.by the CrOWn. •The'Office of the COnitnissioners. of Neal 111- quiff in Great George, , Atreet, WestinittSter, Miplav- 7 cd'a‘most . beautiful AnChor hi treat, so liive its to cover the ,greater part of the-.houie, without -any or nament or addition whatever: ,: Downing-s.ticet one -continued blaze of li and the bonsii' of the Great: Officers of Stkite, its whatcrer part of the town they were; seemed to have made a little neighbourhood, who' * together, made very, handsome appearance. The house of the DlYiti of - YORK, and . a few others in Portman square, also formed a little. cluster of illuminations, whiCh looked .very neat. Carleton House appeared rather more solenutthan. bright, as there was . no sort of illaniinatiowbut two . large flambeaux between the different pillars: in front of the Wilding. Northumberland Milne had a very magnificent. app6arauee, as it is a very long range of uniform building, and the whole , of it from bottom to top was closely illtituirraied. The,diarent Theatres were illuminated with their usual taste aril grandeur. Drury-lane had an anchor . encircled with laurels placed between the later L. N. and surrounded with an extremely. brilliant Crown. Covent-Garden exhibited the Anchor between tweStars.with a very large and brilliantly illuminated N: on the'top; The Opera-houle.tad a most splen. , did Star, between tlie letters A. N. The Little The; atre 114 an Anchor placed between the sameinitials. . -. The Union mid other Club4muses Ivere bit 'riot in that .splendid manner that we have on, foriner pee,. - : The' ,M 1;;111on the'Thrm of. .anchor, eitt t Iva wry nil of I:,turel,: very neatly' done , in'Variegated lamps in the centre cif the btiitili t ig'; ‘a crews over th..'Y ,ittwivir, and G h. in pintr gOld-colotir(‘d letter '.heing- stirrounded with alrain& of 11 - imps thelsame colour, Thii:Po'st.ottito c:ich erit unto the ni'6ll cirtlingateyvay%4olng in being covered with lanips as do:v., as t,l* . y 'amid be hung together. initial!i 6. R. and a La:LAti. wereformed with, liimpit in. the Abitit of the building, and there ! was a very. elen - ant star `at the Office fut. Paid Letters to Grtat.. , BritAn, the'lrmer Court. - .custroni nOirse Ek.cise were illuminated ct-iti: tY. R. apd Om Crown, its usual. ! ' I Trinity House on TO wer-hill s had nvery hatids. Croa.vii tiVer their diy)r. in variegated-1,11TP,, Nvidi two trident 4 of plai4.l lamp 9, crossing each 041.04 to support the Crown.- : . 7 ! hut for brilliatiey bf•tipp.xartince there I.vag not fly t h 6 'se en in any: part .hietropoiistt crintii or comae near thtt 41vIeSdoui":of the India lion e, „ i i ntgetly of - PiMiet, Pre- SCI7.Y4 ns last utlit tetresentt..cl hetoralt,thitnerotts A:idle:ice Cinont-titttdeti , ia?heatrc,. l'he li+t 11 known Merit§ of:Mrs:6l4lllmi'iu fielgiclrea , .require no new tribute of adinTrinitut. She waxas .enpmel4 and as !Inch applauded 'as ever. - oicxstnt; , t4t,for the first time; assutned the' pare of Pieri.o, by hio performance of it:kis added to , his high reput4tiot7. Ilk conception was "iitsi; , itauti”. his execution was marterly. There waS' a - spirit in hi 3 gesture, anti , a boldness of eipres i tion throughout, that rendgrod the part more prominent than has ever appoared 'before within oar remembrance. —He was,. highly applauded..L—CiLkitLES lcumatr , „ - for the fiti6t appeared in Niei, and gave-an affeiling portmitof the 6oftties, energy, spirit , and dejettion'swhich con stitute the part.—After the Playa Piece of one Mt was brought forward, entitled Nelson's,.otoryerr. Spinet-111 1 1g more solemn and impressive would Nov been more congenial with the public feelin43, con sidering the loss - Which the Nation has suffered in thelottlt of our great Nsval Fero, hue viewed as a hasty tribute of patriotic zeal, on' the part of the Managers, it drservecl the favourablereeeption which attended it. Thtt Stone lies in avillage, and the people arc all ag,og to hear the news of is grcat, vic tory. raw CET ;', aS alind of Lirg ), can forwatd and read a rieWEr . aper in a ludi , rous mannef, con , a kmmit, but winch m, as much ap plauded and cncomi.' • IN'rgrriotsi zdso sting it new .Air honour of the 'ddparted to' the vibe Of Cease liorecu, eotickdili , :r with Nhival 1 , 1,,!,ht was introduct.d, grOat enter taimnent to the man), and the whole vieut off with effeti. • • - t e T Tl lt o e a ti t i l l a s o t , 'inc r r . e, .10 t t i t t: t. fal3e charg'es ogahist ..A.YRE3 14,4" CNA, 1(1 antt ungentietraully .w 4 1 .1 gevt"-' Ol the (irti,:crs ; - cot - ore:yew iviot tyt,. for t'. , wl9lo ut :t t +t, I: 11,7". ti't il Lt[ , : v, 0 4,ieved :,„, ;121 tic` pi. , ,lJer !:;.• 111 , :u .1 for to thvw, the . •t , to acct.,' . ' 1 .0 •„ , , t ; 4,tontl frUtIA , y 44 " tIIQ