The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

.~ rj t`tq 0 ti►e GovornMelli hgltate e €.4 :tintry, :Inn • stotol•ii , y, at 6Chiel, ; but . is equally ittNocate :Of Minis'iers and their !new:sires. With perieCt impartiality; it now op : pu , •,es' and tinxv proposmo) an I tax ; with pet frrt impartiality,• it noit , calls on our Councils to iltsh.i;nl the Army Anil red;:ce the N;t'vy, and tow to employ the former in South America and the latter Alt Algiers; like the Satyr in the fable, it blows hot and cold in a breittb, and though the cen , ;olinus World may call this contradiction anti 111 '011 , isteticy,we; more just, 'call it independence infpartialit . y. but it is abssurd to carry these !whit; principles into its foreign polities, and, as Abe wi"s!i it to keep its patriotic exertions for. Home set vice , we Cannot help condemning the follow , jug paragraph, deVuted to-day to the service of France " The Government of Louts net upon tiir pri4ciples which Lord GASTLEIICA Go adopted in all his diplomatiCtransactieins. 'They have banished from their presence every man, however clktinguished for talents and services, who acted a conspicu ous pact before the restosation of the King, to secure the support of our Ministerial Apostles of legitimacy. rersectt , Sion of revolutionary offetwcs, and the reduction of the War- Sims, Statesmen, and Scholars of the Revolution to their ori ginal obscurity,where the pledges exacted by the Jacobites of England from the legitimates of France, and surely thr.qou slitions have been fulfilled." Nutt' this is really too melt, after alt the leaden ;Irides anil argnmer,;s with which' the same. Journal has within the last fortnight entertained its renders on the change in the French King's policy, the restoration of Suctigr, and other kevointionists, in favour, and the liutuiliation pf the Ultra Royalists. It is a curious fact, that the present Loan MAyoa, whose democratic political principles are 10 notorious, has had . more Court-work to do, More Addresccs of Congratulation to carry up, more expressions of joy and, pleasure • to utter, thin any of his Predecessors in the history of London, We have often heard that the Miyoralty was a very laborious and painfid office ; and we fear; from. the nature and multitude of Isis duties, that tai, present Lordship ha's found it do in sio common degree. Some of his plaints, when te leased (rota the cares of office, will resemble those of Croakerg in Exit by Aiwa/eq. Agricultural prodUce is S) depressed in value, Itrat at Tan-hill fair, near Devizes, on Tuesday, cart horses, worth three years ago thirty-flee guineas, . r Nvoirld not fetch more titan eight or ten gu i nea s ; lamtis were offered at 4s. 6d. and 53. per heal ! cheese also continues rapidly on the decline, front Vie quantity on baud, and there being no demand, Lamb is nevertheless 841., 9,1., and 1011. per lb. in Hie London ntarketi, and cheese has not fallen above t wope'nce in the the period it *as at its highest price ! Could we only procure - lir• ticiMuf consumption at their fair price, as be tueell rower anal consumer, it would do more to ttnteliorato the condition of the poor than a thou• Sari;! StlbSeciptigllS. It is man imposing on his fellow men—the individual uptin'the mast', that causes almost all our d'Atrefts. The Duke of ‘I'Ht.LINGTe.N, accompanied by his *trite, set out early this. nioratkg for the :Conti. pent, to resume the high military command so •Wise lY and so worthily COnft4red upon him. To-morrow their Royal Highnesses the Duke 4i ld Duch ess o f tk ov o esTFlt Will l eave t own tor $ I gshot Lodge ; and on Friday next their Royal t lighliesses will repair to Windsor, in order to he Present at the Celebration ut the Duke of,'Yottlt . b by her MaJesTv, at Frogniore. .1 . 0-notrrow her Royal flighneSS•the Duchess .1 1 f YORK will leave town f or eatlatuls ; and on ,J 4 iiiity her Royal Highness will be present at the grand- FOte at hog Inure iris Royal Highness the Puke of KENT intends leaving Boglatol fear Brussels on Tisorsdav next. TO-morrow Viscount and ViSemilitesS CASTLIt.i littAgu intendleaving town fur their seat, North Clay, in heat, 'l'o-dayitiie 7 Lortn littyoa nod Corporation of tontlntl go tip to the QIJP.EN, the Pitt NCH ItEGENT i tad. the Duke and Duchess of. GLovce.sTatt,• with tongratolatory Addresses ott the recent mart lage. A Brussels Paper of tlie sth contains the fol. tilting paragraph :—" Letters front Utrecht state, that that city has just been appalled' by two std.. Of which the causes are doubtless exttas - ir. (ho ary a.(ieneral had drowned himself, and a "lebv,ited Physician had poisoned himself," A 1144'1)61.0 Paper says, that RUSCIVSKO lens gilt from Soletire, in Switzerland, the sum of )° O O iv. to contrilitite to the erect-inn of tt.tei thniiiial arch at War9aw, in honour of the But- Per"r ALEXANDER. is accused, by our Party Scribes, of rg d be- Pu,sessefl by a hostile spirit, though she at, elti inihody and of being Insolvent; thought she, PHYI every hotly. , inectitt.. took . place on Saturday ,morni ng , -e " Oxford, lietwt.en a Nyble Lord, accompa ' , by Lip:lil t C--, its his second, and a Air. 11—, :eeati,p„„b:(l by \b.. Il i his second. The al is,suppostd to have troM some bin. 4!'lte made use of by B— with respect to a " 11 Y. After - an exchange of 'shots the business ltr?iinated, rite t i r Qnt "et was entered into last week to serve Ydi Naval Colle ge at Poitsmouth with the "t bread at 17-1(1. nergallons bakers' price !fete eto the loathe is Is. IP. The Meat contract _tt4) for twelve mouths certain) taken at 6id. per . to cousist of prime joints of lamb, mutton, Tvid) Inef , Ir 'the Lnri CiCstlereaghßt In; ar_ rivtd in Like Dwki'v . is from liengal, 13SL tr.):;; St. I-itlena. , • • • . • GLASGOW, .A.00.10.;;;-Besides the Atla, of this port, and the Martha Brae, of Whiteharen, wrecked id the Gulf of 141orida, we learn, bv the Master of the filmier vessel, as follows :—The schooner ZanAa, ausssi., Master, of Nassau, lost on Sound Point— . -cargo Saved; schooner Ge neral Pike, EMERY, Master, wrecked on same place—part, of the cargo' saved ; a. brig, name unknown, to the Northward of Sound Point, wrecked and disappeared ; a sloop appeaLed in great distreSs when the brig was seen : a brig, limn Boston to Havana:tit, was driven on shore, but got off with damage ; the sloop THRIFT, of Nassau, is on shore. _ . Putursmouern, At,G.l2.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Algerine from a cruise, and sailed aglin on ditto. Sailed the Admiral CoCkburn transport forchathatn, and the IIussJr,..MoFFATT, fur Lou ‘,Vesterli. FoweV, AUG. 11.—Put back his Majesty's schooner Whiting from a cruise. MituGi'vrE, AuG. 12.—Passed by last evening the fleort . of OA; NICHOLSON,' for Prince Ed ward's Island.—Wind W.S.W. Dem., Auu. 12.—Arrived, anti sailed for the River, the Duckerfield, Woon, for Jamaica ; Earl St. Vincent, SMITH, for ditto. •Cante down from the. River, and remain,' the Jane,- for Jamaica ; Pallas, for the Isle of France ; Courier, for Rio Jantiroi and the Briton, tot Oporto.Wind.S,W. In canfirthatiom or our intelligence that the Martha Brae and the • Atlas were - the Hilly two British ships amongst the fleet wrecked in the Gtilph of Florida, We have to state, that the-Vic toria, froni the Havanuab,. put into Charleston the 30th of June, in distress, having sprung a leak in a gale on the 9th. She a . ..tiled 'from the 'Javan ttah the '27th of May, in company with ten Spa. nisi' vessels bound to Europe. Tut , aboVe vessels must have been in the ciulph of Florida at the ti time of the gale ; and aceOunts trum state, that two American vessels had, arrived there with damage received in the Gulph„ and Anther repotted that several Ametieans were on shore. Extract of a Lent r trom the Agent . to Lloyd's at PernaMhtico; dated 23d of June s--'Q Ou the Gib instant, armed the Willerby, Causse.r, frOM Lou don, bound to Nev South Wales. On the 13ili she drifted front her atieltor in the roads, but re ceiVeil no damage; and in getting. under weigh on• the 20th struck on the hank . off Olindo, and, unshipped her rudder, which ti n ts - reshipped by assistance ('ruin the shore, when she %vent to sea, apparently without ascertaining the whole cx;eut of damage it was possible for • her to have re ceived." In the case of the American schooner Romp, suspected of piracy, a'sailor halt given evidence on oath that he was shipped on board the ROM') in April fast, for a 'voyage to Buenos Ayres and back ; that about the 10th of May, tiff Cadiz, !hey fell in wail the Spanish brig St. Joseph, of 151) tons, trout Cadiz, to Curacoa, ' , with a cat - go of sweet oil, soap, brandy, Cocoa, sugar, Cinnamon, 84c. and a considerable suns in specie ; and that, after taking out the latter article, they manned and ordered het for Buenos Ayres. Va rious other circumstances were alleged by, the sailor to prove the piracy. In - consequence of this the prize -mister has been secured in Cllou center, kind the Spanish Consul has 'repaired thi ther to investigate the circumstances. The mate and the rest.ot the crew have abscortded. INDIA INTELLAGEscu.--A letter from Calcutta, of the 18th of Nlarch, states, that recce with thy Goorkahs had caused great 'rejoicing- there : the more so, as much Uncertainty n at one Olive preeail ed as to the result of tbe war. Great credit is doe to the prompt measures And persevering btotrY nt General OCHTPRLoNY. A tew •tlays longer delay, and it would 'Lave heen imnos,sible to have done any thing derisive. Already had ;lie army begun to he very siekly ; and so fleet's. saiN, was it deemed to withdraw the truo l ut 'after the peatce, that it In Is been' H:readv elfircled pith the rapi - clity of a flight. The Gooritah invver, as natiOn i k completely destroyed, chiefly by hay. lug been drivut from its valmtble acquisitions - to the westward. ~All accounts concur in the fact, that they have proved themselves the most re', spectable of alt our Indian covut:es ; and it can not tail to - excite, surprise to learn, tact at MuCki eennporc the British tound Shraptiell &shills, and their howitzers fitted with tangent stales: -their guns were found of - flee first order, 6ni4hed and Mounted on carriages scarcely to be disriugnislied front those of the British mountain,traio. 'Mary of their troops,. ti British Officer Stmes, are well equipped and clothed—;some :vs light infantry, with browned muskets and double sights ; to ,complete the whole, their fifers treated the Euglizth with " The Soldier's " The Lass , of Richmond-hill," and half it dozen of old lish times. JuvEstiLa INTREPIDurY.- 7 -A most Airing .at,„ tempt was made on Wednesday night last to break into the house of Captain Iltrzarts, of Cheltenham : while the villains, however, were confidently pursuing their object, the noise made by the falling of a holt on the iloor.awoke tt see yarn boy who slept in the loom he arose from his bed, and delibetrately taking a pistol fired it through the Window la the sou; ,u sect direction of the robhers,,who immediately ,returned the com pliment ; the intrepid boy Was not backward id discharging a second pistol, whielvwas as prompt. ly answered by one from the assailants, the bail from which passed through the lad's shirt. ants was a fterwards found in the room; be then gave them the contents of his remaining pistol, tylwit they Made a precipitate retreat without effecting their purpose."' Front the pawky of blood spilt about the spot, 'it is supposed one of the Villains was wounded, and that circitinsittilcv it is bOrSd, %ill lead - to their detection.' oit tOr, AI. 1' 0 1 1 .; Tll V. Izocutyfiit..Vroit LINE ti f tfrieteer7:l4 r lloyat 11i.. 4Nes.t. 1) of scl;s4 NlAnv, aft. tic Day af hci filarrittge tritA his Ropc: 111147it54 nal:Ma WILLIAM, Do of Gi.otteh:',7l-:». By GEE, Fi I:3q. ior'ely MARY Priozeis „Bright grin c,f Ilrut:4lvick's rtscei Unsultie4 joy for ever beaui 'On thy 3craphic fuc:!. Flora, on t liis'anspicions morn; e Foregoes the j c .s'nli n Low'rs 7 She coWes,lllu,trioni Fair, to deck Thy brld4l way with dowbrs. The Graceg, with enebunting miens Come forward band in band, 'And ev'i'y Virtue, Met..to vett, In ruptures smiling stand. The meads rejoice, the rallies smile; The hills arimnd look - gay, The latic;exiiliiihf, sweetly sings, Itthoriour of the day. The beauteoth rose, resembling thee, Displays a richties's new, Owl looks (while sheddinl; Odour ruun.A) Ddightful to the-rle.iv. The lily, emblem of thy heart, - Uplifts its lovely heagt ; And every.doxrer, to pleasure they, Their richest . fragnince shed. May Angels bright, by Heav'ns behest; Witio smiling mien deseenal, • Anal over thee•, lay night and day, Their fosering wings extend.; Serene as i May's enchanting morn, . Mar all thy moments Thy i':unSurt WILLIANt trHly blest, And thou a happy bride. OIitNING 00 THE REGENT'S CANAL,. • Yesterdn'v the 'Ceremony of opening. the Re-, gent's CdMkt t 044 WNee Itt twelve o'clock. The company, consisting of a number of LadieS and Gentlemen, met at I'atldington, where they went on board two elegant•harges, which Irid been pro vided for them, slecoi-ated With flags, and wi.re attended by two regimental bands of Unisic. They were preceded up the Canal by, three naVigation barges, loaded, and followed by a number of per sons. As they were towed along several martial Ililtl other tunes enlivened the 'scene. Ou their coming into the basin, at half-pa St one o'clock, they ivere greeted on all sides by the Spettatiirs, 'who lined the banks of that part of the tallith The Lad i es and Gentlemen on landing were con ducted Into a marquee, pitched in £t out of the Jew's Harp r lrouse, where they partook of act ele gant cold collation, the bands playing" God sure theXing."• Several bat rels of beer were :given to the . Maiming-men who bad worked nt the Cana% on whose lists were purple favours, and who,- after regaling themselves plentifully with the beer (some drinking it incitiarta and pints, whilst others, anxious for a more CopionS.draught; took it from the barrels, which were ()kited At the end,. in their hats) returned back to Paddington in the barges, !raring the navigation Ones In the b4sim to be unloaded., Many Of the Gentlemen after; wards sat clown to dinner at the Jew's 'Harp,. where every dainty the 'season affords vt , aS amply ` provided, and the company, which was numerous and highly respectable, continued to enjoy them.; selves - ro a late hour, in the course of MOO many loyal toasts were given and songs song. Aun. 12.—This MOrniniibetiulte of Yogic, Act off for London, to be pretest at the celebration tit . the Pitigeft lICORIWS Ili., Royal Highness Will retain again tO-Morroiv; an d i t i s exp ,, ct ,.,l th a t the uke chill honour the Race§ nn iVedneaday. On 'l . hursday the: puke aVain rtturni to town, to attend her NlA.tssTY's prawine- (vont , at Itueldnghain House.—The Prince I.li-tent's bratoitol yacht, which %viol lan hc i ke d Ht Dvpiford on Tut. Salty last; is l'vileeted ict 011 . r ROada . ti(ht 'day ' 4 —SatlirdaY aftVllloon the Arundel Vert lodiontait; Captain Tvra i frotti Ttinidad, bound for London, passed our Roads, and lArolvd her passe , igers hrrc Dovsa, AUG. I 1.--=The Find. of PENititiontt, Sir DF.NIS PACK, and several families rat tlistiiic ton, making upwards of 20() lirrat.t~~, wailed Sea; tei‘iay itior;iing, in six,pickett. foul passage, ves. sell, for ealids: This morning iota vessels sajled with twof4n,ilies, and ab ou t 60 I}Aengers. The same packets and pal - sage vessels return daily from Galati, freighted with ahout half the putnlier the) , convey thither. The Lord Duncan tioeernment pactet,. Captain ITAMTLTON, is ordered to be hi reitainess Thr , "sailin g with his Crtice the Dula Of Wej.LINGTost, Toesilav evening next: FIAYMARKET.—The new Farce, 414 Landludeo, 01,01 t Was repeated last night ivitit gtvitt applause. The Kiilo Thenite' to he i.e.sold: A new article of sale will of course he circulated, a nti iv e are ,glad to see that the condition of the new , lease; to be granted by the Crown, 6, that a piazza is to be curried roitud, and the Facade to be made uniform. COURT MP CmANtitr,v.—Yesterdn, the tont> CHAricata.o4 heard nothing but Bankrupt c,ties, the two principal of which were that of firpmt Swart tr. MAT; Ostori which hie Lordship sfiid he Would decide on Werinesday ; and that of Thoiiiy in the mattet• of Roberts, in which it was agreed to carry the points at issue tor trial in the Court of. King's Benciv. Sunday internOon a fatal adeitl#nt occurred in the Heighbourhood of the Prince Regent Tavern, Lock's Fields. A little boy, about silt years of a f t?, the son of respectable parents retiding in lifackftiars-rtiad, hat iog wondered into that neigli4 bourhooli ‘vilb is cmopattion about his own no: fell into it. poet! and was tiro wneil.' The hotly . witl4- in he water upwards of an h our , anti ef4 forts alteriVarils ittade fir rettoring inSpetidtd .otOved ineffectual. A woman, the toot her of nine" children, and far advanced in it egtossicy(iiatiteit Elitabeth Newman), fell down dead ittt tiainrday, from the effects of' violent anger : her tinhorn dintl shared its mo ther's fate. An incpicst hrouglit in a voirditta Dia by the viMotion of God. Pa IZEGI;NT'S D.VY Yest:rdig belug the day then the Phiscr Rr. i4ENT ctitiuneneed his 53th year, it w t- Nvi:h th'e same detllol:SlE;itioni 01 rej.i'ciits the KtNo''s hirth-day ; except thatrthete (Traw ing-rtiont. The morf dog was ,ushered in with ringing of bells, and tlags were hoisted from the church steeples and publieVtildings. At One' o'elock the Palk guns tired a dontile r4al Sniffle, and 'IU3t us the last gnu vas going idF, tt man, who was stationed for the purpose, knt.fckfl °lithe tem .porary enclosure from the larie mortar, to the great astonishment of an immense c4fiekinrse 'of people, wllo continued in great 'eruteds itillthe day viewing it. The Duke of +fork came to town from firightou to see his brother, and pay him the usual 4 bin" , plithepts of the flay ; and the Queen, Princesses Augusto, and Elizabeth; the Duchess of York, the litikes of Kent and Cambridge, the 1) he and Duclies's'a 'Ottatice;ter, Vrinee and the Duke Of tunitierland, &e. reiiirted to Copilot ) _ lionse tO pay their personal . respeets to the Prioce Regenttipou the return of the d a y. We do not p'dre*eive thAt lair PrinceSs Chioldtte attended to etingrdtulate tier father on this occo' sion :no reason tor her absence is stated she is, we believe, recovered.from her lite intlisposi, Lion. The Prilic t e ReAent tolVe a grand dinner to the Lord :`,reward and the principal persons of the R ov ,,t uotiseholil at earltod-hottse. The Mi:elle:tent and the Royal Family dined ith the ()deco At het Palate. In the tvening her Majesty had a numerous diesit party. • The Doke of Camaatpott get've a ball anti snip. Per at his house In the Vages of the Prince Itt...k gent, of the Queen, of the Doke and pitiless of edottcester, ttod . of die other Itoydl bstMilidt, them , A't her 11A.TEirV gaVt n magnificent en , terfainment, at her house lit the Pork, to the Re gent, all the other brancheS of the Royally, thin A nurueroni assemblage Of the Nobilits7 and Vientry, Ainung thorn were the Doke of \Veiling , ton ,An (I his Stoll, Tlit cOmpaoy Megan to as. semble . ohnot nice o'cloCk, Hod Chit whole 'remain. et! till Ai Lite floor; Themonsifin of her Moicsry was on this occabion 'nfost The State aPartnients; In particular; were splendid heyotut exatniA. . . in the evening the fttlian And English °peril.* !tonics, the Haymarket,. Covent-garden, and Drury-linte, were illuminated. The boosts lif the Royal tr;idesmen, the `ilh• ictiption-linnses in Sr. Jitnes's-street, were: illtsA Titillated with various devices. THE MORTAR IN ST. JAMES'S-PARK. The following is a tlyScription of thi s i mmenge itoith li t o. t of dettruction, and of the ciretisti• stances relAting In kit trtiOniistion to England 1)111•Ing the War in the Peninsula the city Of Cutliz was bombarded front a distance previously: supposed to be beyond . the .iange of projt.Ttiles circumstance which attached to touch eonse•it quenee to the "ordnance employed and left by Sobwr On his retreat, as to induce the Spanish Regency to send one 'of the mortars to hi* Royal 'Mightiest the Pittfice REGIINT, - in E ,-, it io-41to ,e4fo 'irsf 444,, livar-Attinh't& Ltst;Gß, who was instrtteted by the President, the Duke DEL INFANTADO, to reitteSt. it might be placed in "one of the royal parks. Ills Royat Highness waS pleaSed to accede to this request, and directed the mortar to he suit• ably pl#ced no the parade I.lf the ilorse (ittartX, ea record the glorious vict o ry gained at S dn. • Marna, the cnosequent liberatiou of the Soliticof Spitin ; 'and in honour of the Drake of 11'ELLIN04. *ON, 'CO witOttl both countries were indebted foriN, its Royal Highness commanded the bait, ,tif. Mtn:Cl:Ave to direct a catriage to be prepare& for the purpoiet; which has bees 'made in thelloyaL Ciirriage Department at Woolwich. DE9rturrlON O 1 Tifir. (;.11{ittAGE.' • ,aAtt emblem too hero selvacti all , 4taiertl iiiimOno to tiro 'item)* oilieh the lieg4 of 4'-;thi;f4 t , taAhi itc,i l from tho I:ttiotYri of liereidr's woo destroyed th , : nionEttr iieryou, the' tYratit- or we isie t the rifhivg tite . Nitze, and to illosthite Or time Of the hero *ho tu t ,' tyr,,k,4l, the etYclidottnetit a the otolero " hten i‘itii the itri,icipl aiigare in stibstitating fOr the hOrft..; tails tit ist t'i'tian It) the root, in order to emtvvy itcoopten lire. • . heitds of. toe 17 . 1:oot's gita(tilim du.: are trpresi'.otell in tlte rt)cei odtv. .Stitto of activity and tt l tuse, to ileoote w:iteofoineoi, • Tim mortar ii left as it was foond a lieltig imitioted silt iis tiuriag. ,, ;it il ii I..loVeltlWl ii 14,., d t • gr , rip, Upoa a 11,,i u t i jr ,,,,„,, triiicsetitio4 3 rut:4w) ‘i , kit iithe imuitAlev 11.11,41iglitcd. 0ivi., , ,-.lo\ii. FT. IV. 144111 of f it, litd , ,) it ),Si c..illit °I ditto (4..liel'ai litiglit . 9 10 14 . 1:941it tsf tin ,‘ hi:V.v... , " O.:CHIPTION'S 0 34TKt~ Str):i (IF Vat ZILM, Devittit a Wriiiiigton Duct , p. up, SAatilaat mit sutiltatitio exielou 1Z IHi tilireioqu'vgitatn Vi 1,1 acilitaiu itdltuvitidutlit. tlowni partniwitte (ialitatittha I).A 4114.1)(104u CoutlAiiim, Et a (opus Cortt..i pri.stiou• runt Obliti SOrlinla! Testimonio clouare. rout Giorgio. Illus. Ili it. Qui in porpetuara ftri memoriam into lucu ponemlam, et ltii fituanientis Deturandam Jussit. 'o Coonneffinrate The Raising of the Siuge of cortgequence of th Glui ion, Victory ohimotti by the . . Duke of 'Wellington over the Frettelt neat SAlattlalleti, tan thr 92t1 July, 1812, Th 4 Murtari cats Jot' the Ltrstru4lion of t hat tiitqtt Port, with Powers suriraiiitus all others, NFtil abittfdOucti by th e iltsicgeri ou their Ruin:at, ?resented ua a T.heit of Ileirc: anti tiratitoJe tr:that Spanish Nation To Ws Royal lAighoesi the Prince Itvg6t. IN /HO FitoNr F Ttlb ARP. The Crest acid I tit: Mt4ttu ut !tiff Ituy.sl Highness The Prititt ltrisent. tS: Tit i; Corntriicted itt thr , Department, ( , 1 ikluloave vLiove-ilicitrt al, ... i 61,1. We lament to s:tv, that Alt; G lans , merc h an t, at Palev'otb, Hod who iC4ti Plysiower to the 1364 t t;sll troops, has pot HO OW 80 his existence.. ill coosetpieoce of peettniary erokarAssmeots. II is it rei4tion of I Cltivf iostide 681110$,•-. (11forttitig Chronicle.) A cup►fidenti a al Clerk to one of the Ci►untryr Banks ni,,COildett cti t.ifittify lust with the soul of 24,0004. in b.►n &lutes.