The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

clioicc - Of rriert beat!, Or of permitting the metier if all the- JeWsand . MOors, -and the plunder 'a • ale city. Tit`e - O$Y, With much Mag nanlmity; Indignantly offered himself 6 be the sacrifice •tb their rage; but poihted Oitt to them the vcir iteelcss null even hurtful tendency of the conduct tb'ev were :about to pin-sae—of creating faction arming thetwelves, instead of un animity, of wasting in diSiensmn t hat' t hue ‘.licit they should employ in the repairs of their fortifi cations.---This reatotting, with several large slims of money distributed among them, rendered thew • :1-14!•; -, more c.alm o and the greatest exertions were intuie.• diately used to clear atvay the rubbish, with which the bombardment had tilled all their streets, and to make their rat ports appear, at least, ICS, ruinous, by filling up the chasms in then , with mortar and loose stones. A great nom her of Moors were . consequently employed. and the I)EV himself, using the most strenuous exertions, superintended RA diteeied every ope ration. Up to Ow day of the PrometheuS's , ail ng, few or no mica v-nrs were made towards the pe'r 111118CW repairs ofk the batteries. Not any ttmilt %vas offered to tiny of the officers of the Prometheus, who wet e almost constantly on shone; hat the Day took good care she sit .101111ot have any sup. plies, and mote Mot once expressed his Wipe lion, that a British slop should rental') stationary in the Bay. 'All the slaves from the interior were not but were hourly expected to be brought to the city. The Prometheus was relieved on the service of waiting for them by is Sicilian frigate, upon ihe •1 nh ind wTose Commander Captain DAsnwnob impressed strongly the necessity of be ing vigilant in his onservations of the Day's coll.:, duct, and firm in any repte-entations he might have occasion to make to hire. Although the tumultuous disposition of the sol. diery was for the present repressed, great appre. bvisions were ro.ertaineti by the Consults of the sliffeteut natio n s (particularly by the iStitish Consul) of its yet raosing the plunder and coll. se r cluent cleat rnciim of the city. On the day Aftt:i the action • Cl , Ol/11Cr was 411spa.rhed to Constan tinople, to setptest n teinforLemeot from the Ot iolllBtl Court, IthoSe air horny the Algerines al nekhowlethte wheotl , ey.waut its protection. The emit - iv . who took the. DRY'S tinder for the re. n' toe sit , e. tts Ormi, ivrtg beheatled digit iv on his ntriviti, for bring the bearer of such a intssßge. here are at Algiers, twelve gun.lioats unti az brie, anti aiont twelve other gun,huuts building and repairing. Th , ! Prqineiheus remainoti in the Sound tin when she sadett tor Portsmouth. Prtun the Pavia Pipets of the 17th we copy n List t• be New Chamber, wlth the exception of corsie 0.4 return, d ; etf Ain, incomplete from at. Mieistetinlhitt having hrt,ke up the College to libeler Michatid from being elected ;of the C&e-d'Or, from the tante reason, to prevent the elert ton MBr net ;of the Manche and May cone; w i lt re t h e elections were ids() broken op; of the North, %% here the Roy,dists put a xtop to then!, after six %l err elected ; and of the Oise, front t he Suite ran,e. The ritinisteri.ti exclusion, gays a private Cor respondent, wit.; positively kitten to sixteen MAU. anion!! whom were Michaud (Ain); Bo mid -(Aviguoul Ilrenet (Co' e-tl'Or) Corbikre (llle el Vithaite) ; Dc Sirieys (Lot); Count tle la Itourtfolinaye o.l , titte et I,Oire); Count tie Beifty (Nord) ; I3uttvillt (Seine infitieiore) ; Viscottnt fertilely (seine rt Oise) ; Lihorie 'Of the Members elreted, I 6S' It, too ge d to the last Chamber ; and out of the 86 Pytsiiirtits of Electoral Colleges appointed by the:. King, 46 were c' , oSen its D - pities. One calculation We have seen stakes that, in this body, the Iltryttli.st-s gill be and the other party 110; 'but the Nfillisters have a ealenintion, ;nuels more favourableto thimikklves, viz., 150` to i3O. Bin even •liould this he t..e result, the elee ttiQn affords a distinguished pr'iof of the strength ttf in' France, seetng that more tha t , gni-thh.:l of her Representatives are of that elasi Oa opposition in nil the efforts of the Administra tion, of the Repooltritos, at the littonapartists, Anti: mote thaw all, ito spite of the King himself being rimier the ines.en.ce of those who are hostile Xobitt to.fheretits and faitlifttl friends. Tom l'imacana:vor WALit.....llre learn (mot notne that the Prineomof IVA be Si While in the apit al, left tome•imparkant (mitre for executioo in the Floe Arm ftrr !loyal liiglthess halt charged the Chernt , er Cottisttisem with the piloting cif tevellti ectialy pictures, um ,ecri stlitjeei Bof het own•imittetittit. • Otte ti 4 these is the suitject of the coat taken by thelitinsarians tp the Queen lifaria Pterisq,, he ushers we tfUlit rills 0 iiistorp—+Rast irrovreb -Paper.) TUE SPANISH AM li:ISSADOrt. IVe are AtifitoriVett, itight•St • ,•• ty, to contrailier st,4tvii,eitts wilt. It Ito e• NJ fienrt.cl in in.vtrAi 1).1•1y Ptiots of the IJxceli ncy t 11r SP t ! ANtl at iiDOR; 1 .1 1141 ills ('lihnitt('r has, i)) IHS iityllll and prt .. v.te so entlelrell I,intiell tP Its (twin I is !nag re‘icletice in hovtaotli that , ;%*.leelpevii- : Oeushie iii-Weing,,ifible to tiSsitLe'l'O l tir riel'ufves there is not the slightest fouothoitto fur the repot t, f Q tuat . Ms Exeill'eney the i:othit FlAi- NNN N.USIEZ,IsoVeot ciiellailu, wits on the pouit of relut ititig " NEWS COWES, Ocr. 19.—Sailed yesterdity. the Thni- Inas and Mary, kiner‘a, Caldicot Castle, Can;. den, Vittoria (a brig), Vito-ilia (a ship), and Medusa, all transports, with upwards of 500 soldiers from the Albany Ilarraclo ,thir prison ships, part of the 2il Regiment (in Queen's). 63,1 Regiment, and others. Atrived the Dutch frigate Eurydice, from Flitshii)g, bound to the Aleditemoie3o. DRAL, OCT. 20.--Arrived yesterday, and sailed for the Riser, the Barton, Dacas, trir Bengal. Sailed the Ranger, Gisttetryr, trom the South Seas, for the Riser. Arrived the Brabant Dutch man of war from Portsmouth, for Holland. Arrived to-day, and remain, the Cadmus, DENT, trout the Isle of France ; Lloyds, Aillincasox, limn Batavia Spectator, RICHAaosoN, from Demerara ; Ha - tunny, LiltitY, Mid Trader, MIAs, front Quebec. Caine dolin from the River, and sailed, the Alligator, Asti TONt and Delaford, YOUNG, for St. Vincent's; Cyrus, DAVRY, for the Smith Seat; Alacrity, FINDLAY. and egye Picket, AGNEW, for the Cape of Good Hope--Ihe latter N.W. PORTSMOUTH, OCT 20.--Arrived yesterday hi Majesty's ship liiconsfint from Africri Thr C.ll - Castle, Conden, Minerva, Vittorin ht), Vittoria (2(1),, 4 , Medusa, Thonids and Mary, tool Wiiso,n transports, wiris troup s fur the Nest In dies, put bock Ition Cowes Arrived to-tiny ate Trafalgar, tkigti,A, from Trinidad ; , oiled the 15th September; left the Princ e of ‘Vales, of Ply ntopth, for London, and the Horatio, 11ANNAtt, tor. Liverpool, 111:41.1y loaded. On the lOtti inst. spoke the True. Blue, front Liverpool tar New rrlins%viek, all well. Also arrived the Itossinu frigate Mercury, (111(1 RllSiiiin tratispot t trout Soiled his Majesty's ship Plover for Chatham, mai Misander transport few Deptford. The lollowintr Comintimicatinn from the Agent for td-ovo's at Ni , w Orleans confirms the acemutti iit ide Attieriedu Papers of tire oeCtipatioll of a Spanish port in that quarter by au insurgent squadron Ntw OftLRANR, AUG. 19.... A; momber of with transpUrts awl troops, water ell at the month of the Mississippi a few-days ttao, being part of the Republican stlna l trmi of thagetta, hoinid down the hay to a place called r &Longo:11a, which they have since take', ()bases mon cat, Several armed vessels have sailed on the same expedition from this ;place. and ot belt. ' “" now fitting out, Thry have not. poi tar as I 1 14Vc molested the sessels at any tuition, except Of Spain, liitw hang they a ill tvspect or coitti ooe this nom ality to others! know not ; hut it appears that our critters mink at what is giiit: on. 'll)..re are several 20-4911) 1 " ' (16Z. ing nu the coast belougiug to the Uidied St tite, rand ay tar down tt) the southward as Vera Cruz The Republicans, as they call tiIeOIStIVCS, were very 1113ligolifit. of ISIIPCCSS." The Agent 'for Lo.ovn's in the Bahama Islands has vitusinitiett the loilowith , " NASSAU, AUG. 12 —'l he coast ot Cuba is at prese t lot : este!! with a number of very Loge 'pri vati era, .fit let! out by the losurgeatts of South America Their cress consist of people of all it Hut's ; attd tt is (twit), fti whether British pro perty falling into their loads wont(' he safe." An atli4 le from Constantinople, dated Sept. 10, st4tes thitt the 1441 RANI festival% tool oce.vtiooel the following, policed! changes The Minister tir , ind A 11 1 ,1131 had 'Ken disgraced and replaced by the Grand Etreiry. 11funiL, Wert& formerly • Ambassador in Vrance, and since Minister of Ft. Hance, mu! 'teen sent away, and his office gken to ItsoGt, illissein Monti: The Governor 'at Smyrna is 54111 to have lost his head, for havtilt: Of ',is own accord granted awasylom to SAVARY and LALLErtrAND The /VOA of the Janissaries, MO sift ChietS of the discontented, had been put to death by order of the GRAND SEIGNott, who 114t1 thus pacified that limit:hoots, hody and rc dnred it to obedience. Smyrna is represented as once inure visited by the plitatte. which bad swept otithe ancient SHattirt of Mecca-, who had been t..ittished there." Park letters of Wctitsestl.ty rnentinn the ex- Change oft LOtldoll to have. tilll/411ettl ft/ 251. 75e. the itigheNt rate since the Peace of Arnittn, General Sir IVt.t. STEVIIAAT, with 14 nr.l3 other pashengers, returned trout Prance ou Saturdat tater-41mm, in the Mitt P ,, cket. foe packet lift I) l eppe r,n Frithiy notritintr,ami Itstl ro t . th‘t I wind as to be obliged, a 1; bemiug about nearly boors, to hod host vt lltsitugs, whete the pas, sr ngers writ Linied i:lt great difficulty. In one te.,pe , t the Brewer. havt doto- right itt' tai t sing the (tomes , 4% it i i sGr tsdly lititillettCtt they eoulci ton h av e lowered it ! The Gazette 0. , I.llli , day coittiOt's 3 long list of military att4iigoilulits tucl tircituutiutis. ROYAL FAMILY. The Qunr.s, the I:ti GENT, 'Ol6 110y..ii . 1' irwly, 1 ,*1 tl7t reiicivii;:c or !hi. GLOUCI;STIitt Filli;tY ght. id.cr 'l'he it.ithttott t, the trillhttr.. 1 ..t1V 11,1,1 Hu e.. t.itiog thirty hiue. I.e CltAsCt.Ltutt the I,.''x'uttLauttt, Lord :tit,. KINILi, ttitt tt 11111j1 el" O tliitlllguight , i ‘vcr;. , preieht. T„,, tvitutlie tit,t inter' aintncht the Pt mi•ess hurl t her there &hire ItEts been typ..tihted ittkoger ut Ureenwiclt . • Thc Diske of Vont; :4rriveil Li London on Sir , . nudity rilornitig Irodi hi's . visit to the Duke I,li it PILAND ill Crirvtiey • whete his Itoy4l ilitoiness nven stiOrttime %%itli a Nliootiht; .iiarlY• klis iiigtitieis proceeded to %isit his itoysi .110. ther and lite Piiiicess EttitAtmit tit the Qin:cies I'alacr, aunt peevimis to their setting out for Windsor. The Duke and Duchess of GiutYcEsTeß left the hou'se their 11+1 6istrr un Mach b eat h for Oallunds, ou tt visit to the Duchess of.Votilt• Yesterdly woroi.ix, about teu o'clock, the Duke ut YORK lett Yurk House for ‘Viorisor, 4rolVi . tvlience his Royal 1410)11'e3s prtniells to Pat• 'audit tp cotenthiu the Doke anti Duchess of UL,OU CESTkat. Yesterday Ow l'toNctt RRGRNT gave w grand dinner to Prince (40T tl it K 0 FP and Cunnt W IT CIisNsTSIN, Now their arrival its iinglantli the Utissian Ambassador, Lossistess LEIVEN, alld a number ot others ‘i.cre (lie party. The QUEEN and Princess ItiLIZABE Tii tin Satur day oss.tneir way to Windsor, stopped at the ical . at Ji . r doserit awl Lady RANKS On Spring (rove, near lloutsslow, tviserc they viewed Sir Josero's choice collection ot plants, .&c. altd attersVaids partook ut a stimptunni entertainment. TH 6 TH EA TRE. DRURY-LANE.•%4Mib9 KEPPOL tried thiseito. iti Lore in a Village, doil i,i spite Of puff anti hired tspidanse.must relinquish the Stagy, or at least sink down to ti very itt+er.or.runk. AVe do not elitisc to evil, eke this Ltnty, as. it might include criticism upon the manigenicut of 't tie Theatre, better withit‘ Hs she nil) s' oil " cease he r funning': After the Opera a new Mel.).drinot w;ii produced, entiilen, The I Vatiliward , or The Quito Gate; of whicis the tallowing is the Fahlt Guyoneche (IVALLAcK), a u ii.rn lOittiOtiC Chief, is in !nee with Loritsa ti ;, who is under the protection of the Royal f.luferinir of Wtotti,.Don Julian (11KNonutitt), while her father is ens-a,seil itt distant waggon.' against (tie in . iurgents. tier Mkt:tows, linwever, are iiiaeed hts Velasco(S. l'avt.,drJ o M alinui.trd , woo has , esiniiised ' , oat.. of inda iletiOnte.,, nod wt. , 1 at p.risotier of war at Qua o. It ejecitafloy tier Itiily and her father, tiayoueche sit prase, lino iu an ext peditioni anti alter puttin:4 hiui to deatb, repairs to Quito to wreak Isla venie.ii.ca. on Louisa nod her nivoi.,prd lover. The piece opens with the outside ut the late of (4ititu t and Uny-- uaeche essileAvooring to get into th fairess by disguise tip Ih®" I i oupi er:tering the place, lie I , e , 14 1 . t4C491 his friend Diego hlogicx (I'. Coolie., who Well ul ide his aria appeal-mu:el, and Is-aotiS the " Vice 'Ferdaird. a. 11 short alter, fonftWltild Velitvro LILIke their appearance's faotste.ps .ire Marti, lAild Louisa het:oases :Nitated fur their safety. Velaseti dra * of, dr,,, , ,rg,r, 'tad ifi eaminctiog her to a place ox hr it 1... m his hand. Captain of the '<Trines Vilasco fhr going' th.yosiit his (wade. Gay. thii.tioss conies iii.'word mod op I tie disg.ger, and takilig %haws fur Ve;'4,e4., .:all; Lim iu the hack, and tlisaPpeurs. Vgl.toen i artletitNi - ut dill.. amok lietove the tiencral, tried, vottilon , tvd to Dv soo.: 7 —the diogge i• proving to , l,c,tice ode lit brut finyignrche nears ut the unstalse, mid rejoioes it. tut. itlipii, , iertio4 foe of !Ili rival. Hui - he is liiinself posed to ol:stry ttaneers. lits good l'oettil 'however peewits. Ile ri.sg.ti,es repeitrilly; suffers an innocent clov.'n, tilt Popo (918s.asse, to be takers in 1114 place and :tautened to he soot s add last, profit iog Ls,. the ineanss which are pre. tared to 1,11 ; 1 11141e 111 Mem ui Velasett,•eseni,es into Ilse country, ausl carries off s. Ile is met, however, by Atones. wt... toucies he has 6 , tr led him, and who, in a vain attempt so seem.: Ilia), is mortally mounded. The conks. sits.% 1 f th e sling ohm el. ar Vetasco, who is set at !Rielly, anti Allowed to I .unue (lie r.tsisher, w ho m he over I.sles'in iiitmiit.tiai• A tlespesateconsoat place between them, in wines, Loti‘a is sever.' tild•si rescued nod retakes. At last. Ve. waose struck oot or his ham!, woutrils' Isis vorluY ill the. Shoulder with a pistol, anti bud. !sins over the nrturitltuss . . t i this Stianish troap4 tire sisjaaels. , Weeptsi 1116 Isrr, bill is Strut its .Isis flight .by site Soansar.ls, stud riots into the waters ot a cataract, whicil eisgtilylv Tits. Piece lo;ems to be-a miserable make:sla Id introduce a LlS Cade HMI A Ilet'olllC, awl, by the 1 1 .-ip of total - iloprObability of action.: Post ,ihk h rtlity anti die vilaost complete Iti.l. ! catioil of poor Alivs KELIPes frame (its it nut of reveoge fiir tier letto lit favour of iiir. ARNOLD) !hit Alero-tirmue %vats dragged to its conclution ninitist x gettenil , rode of Itntghter and bittses.— This, hotfever, we see by the Bills of the tidy, had-the sotitid'of the toot."•ritpittrtitts applause': Ii) dime hthintl the scenes, and accoilliiigi.Y: 7'h6 irtachwo , a is to 4e- repented, anti the Quito 'Gate will 66441.1)01v forth its Z,,slrcl BYIIO7 -(.sys a private letter) bas been 16014..101 away front his. residence on the Like of Geneva, by the re. appciretate of his colititty iu the midst of ttivse solitu4les. The retreot of the Nolile Chihlr is in the remotest part of Geoevit, c(intinties the sante writer, we found all the lulls, hotelS, hidgings, anti cabins, deluged with English riches' nut, English eNnUi. The wlttllt &stool, Of the lake 'appears an Eugli.h co— `l,l4,,,iittil all Georva wonders what titratige revo., in the Jtate has driven to Lonny of olir court tryineo, into exile. tit:neva has at present pre cisely the air nit an E , glish tyatetink plate—the lung coats, lounging figures, null promenade of ,eivipges—eahe salittations,the inquiries of people who Were tired of each other, aslil of themselves, would almost ittAkg uneintagiiie that (.;heltettliant utsderwent H nit until trutt•port mien', like the !tidy house of Lore! 10, *from its ancient seite. The price- rlf all rite necessaries anti litxories of life have risen inamoderately, and tie whole estates likely to reineudiertOr agctsto come the prodigious inft:ix 0: At editik troai the wail's mot follies of our ti weed & us . L i cit,rs froml fonliorg li tr cif the I lth state, that thr itegoviittom wttio Slit' French (4-Icruiaelit, re. I.lliVe to the reStitiftiols AFC properly ot the has hero hi ought 10 it c0),.e., The aitormtl tit lily ilomry svizt.d by DAvoLtir %VHS 16:0 0 0, 0 00 e Vrench Uoveroliti , , would not evhst-'ot to 16 - 110 Mot 4, iltatl .10,000,000 I. fitiN offer 114 N been. aertil ed, twit tile &polies, Setkitor*NlLLk.til and Peil:cic: LER, Were expectili trr r..toro ittiovdiatvly hoot 1 -1, 0i5 , .. Mr. CH etliu" houGtc %vita !ft rritidiu therc a to ort,“: tilt claims a 101 "w"cititt : 14101 the repaymei,t of till typal* , , litiuUs Wade upon Limo; uy tue THE 'MARKETS. •~~. ••.,, the avtriage IVtivat this kiii 4a)1%,. su.ide tieVrtit ilue t;xeti by diet vurn dill , it is highly pr t ,4 o ;',j v (1, 4 4, (;n tl.e 15to ne;Li nit,tiih, our wars wi l bt: thuutt.b open tsir the free itttpui 4 of fOreign whelit ; nil tiliclihnod, oats, hav•ng by that cons attained nitre the tiverag, price, ‘rill be nisi, it'fittliti ed. It :11::Y lie hop,(l th.it - th'e opening Of the ports will produce he•avtiviai resiitie, not only itoloiverhig the price Of the st.,hi t lite, hot iit assisting coin tierce, employiri 4 our shipriiiii4, anti perhaps alrarding A vein for considerasle quanti. ties of our It is I:alettlateit that 130,000 ijniiricr. Ot toi : cigti wheat • aie ready under the King'; loch, waiting tote event Of the averagei of the latli of NoVeinber. are then, thank Heaven ! tin i'eara that any per ininetit Want 'win . li e felt of the article of consumption, not withstandink the itiistastinablet Weather with Which We haVe heeti vi4ited. CORN-ii xCIIANGE, OCT. 2.l.—Okving to the late contrary Winds we had bat few fresh arrivals this morning, cirns'r i quently all iorts of Garin Ito ye ad i , anettl ctiiiitlchi hi y Wheat Sold readily. tit itn ant - mice, trued this day Week, of from H. to 6s. per quarter ; Barley . and Malt are consider» ably bearer; i'eas areas., and Oats front 2S. to SS. per gattiter dearer ; Beans May also be !toted 25. per gitarttr• bi itt htqwvesi 855. ditd 90 roittk'n Wlicat - 743. las. Floe 10b. —l. Whoit • 7hs. rilWAlitte • • atil. oiki MO • - - 925. 90S. Fitie li.ye - • - 445.50'. Fine ditto? - • 495:545. Barley - - • - 445. si)s. M 11,111114, - -80 s Malt ditto - SOS. o , ls. Mali:K:los (boilers) &Os. ars.. Fine ditto • - this. Ighcr ; is illictuityft Grey Pease - 49i. 545.' Fine (irry Lease - 484 , . Tit* RI aua - -47 e. 60.. 0141 64, Small Tick 444:: Ohl 41ittu - - Vevil tsats - - -18 t. ei!s. rilie ditto - 30 i. 35e• Potaoj ditto - -31 s. zths. Fine ditto - - 88 s. I'olol4. ditto - italic Seed 401. 441. per List. Vine $4ll. i 4-03. 80e. 85.. ssi nit ri OcT.ill.--'Z hris day's •11;trIcet lind a triiud supply 14f 11, hoc FISVi; :11111 T h ist►ow ' of Call le 711 gl . tivrai W 35 euivoidrrable; Mtittoo, %rya', tint i'orlt, were chemper ; beef I,i e; tile ti Jot., the tpton part, WAS wlimt.briiik. '1 he salts ill the Werc rwtlu r iir. bit 110 , Straw, - .mil Civ%er. fotellutilwtter Sititjuiticti a:1 ucLureete 4titlenilnt of the prices Mid num. hers To sink thr Offal, ?ler stone of sib. Bot.f t as. Wt. to 4,41 t. Attaivo, Lil. to 4x, 4d. Veal, 4s. /Id. OS: 411„ Ott, to .., • Licast4, 2440. Stsve4l, 16,4ti9. 450, Pigs, P 40.. tjAy-lAsti.,;-t......ti ft ;, 3n Os. In 5.. Strkr.b, 11. tds. ttb 21, !Ob. CnAgr, 41. 10;„ to KtNavrost, ?ua. 17.--111 e(o34rcrenee of the great s,arcii y iit lice eind Corll l 11 Flit ismyk the tuvrchuntS nUit ,i'ttiei' ittitAttilitts of thil City' was prt•ented, in tile early ',aft of this , to his Grace t tor t rim*, VtAp•f..t itt t , litot I hi--e tic lrs mi g l i r he petwitt. ii to he iniihirteti in iiiiti,lt irOtt, tot vigil putts, molt t' Ott: twist-a pro +llamado ti tint. hit (o.a e Was 'Avast ti 0 tepiy„ that Ii t; tl4B Wig iihlt to comply. tt 111 l the prayer thereof, its it ivcinht intellyue wiib the that regulate trade, - and it lilt It eitintot he dibpenseti frith tint in rttis 01 in•i;Ltit nee‘ittity„ At.St 011 I.IIV I t t I NCI: ItEarwr's day, a grand Bull was .given by his Eotvelle , :oy Lit itt.-Getieral Sir fluosotv Low at the Cast le, , in jinincti Town, w hid) %cal noturrously attentlett thr.lollon log persons over nor Sir Hodson Lowe, SO. Poliocy Malcolm, (. comonocivr it) (.;.nief ,of; his. Aluie.t.ty's Lieiti,,t,.iettei al S'tr George liinglinitt, Sir Thottiai Iteati. v .44ljut ant. Lieneral, dm Officers of, the .53,1 awl yeki. mews, the 'thatfpilievra of Sir Ittitlsots we, the -o.ffieers of the Artillery and Ortin..iKe,,,ili ts Officers of his Majesty's ships Newcastl e , ton, and Oi.ition, the O ffi cers Of the St. Ilelt?!na regiment, the Commissioners froth the Itit s sbian„ A autri3n, and yeeticii Court*, the Gentletiiett heading the Civil bepartittents, with t bel t fain?- lies.. A very handstmte theatre is utmost '6.intplet. et!, for the amusement of the Islanders ; tientit men amateurs will open the saute. 6thoirai Pili tne y MaleaAtti was _to quit St. Ilelctta in the athidl.e of September, to yi3ii the Cape, iStri. The command, in 'his 411)0411Ce will devolve on Capt.. Smitten, of the- Phaeton. '!'bet's have just been 'discovered at EiNielien, the native place cif LoTitan, an obscure part' 'near the ch .yard, several paintings by A L,Huftv t)uuiea mai LUCAS Cht4 . ti ACII which 'lave been, deposited for the present at the Town Half. . A new arrangement is to tale place this (Nat. ter in the payment ot the salsoits of those em ployed on,board the Revenue Cutters--the miralty Board_ have tratt,terred this former branch amity tithe B oa rd ot . Cu l tilo ) 3, anti their Receiver. General is instructed to make up such tiecottute ‘ its A:mi.:junction with the otlicr and accustomed. salsifies. The Lords of the 'rreasury*have give their approval to the proceedings. Saturday arrived and disc tubarkel at New Stahl,' Chatham, the Marine ArtiticrY, Marines, and Sappers, and diners*44o, vi tugli have recently returned from Algiers. - (Omit Success.-.-.G. CARROUL bai the highest se.' tisfaction IU allisouneing the great Socceisiliat 114 e attended the Pinetiasers at tliti.C l llievo. fOit Ft`;'" . day, October 4, the foottery finished thawing, sytieti the foil., w oil were all totAL in Shares at CAttaiii.k.' Nu. 7,751., ut Ar„30,000, in it St) rtit t , z,ttio - • I,onti, in it sit:m.4 1,40 t.), iii A :Ntu , toli r?.0:30 • • 1.,t1t , t), In it ~ t ).trct .iitAr.t,.* Natu, 'A 4i i.411+ , 4-* 1:460 • - • lA*, it. t t sifts art!. fotitittioc may vet 11 le vnhie of titter Tottpvetivr Stitrea ott 1 Ile . tsiew' ;tort!.! Lottvq, to be•ttrott.tt Alt iv :31$1 Ltlelobvt, voit•uitts i bit ot t‘c..titti (-)tily 6,000 .. I . lo‘t - tt4,-- . 1 ic e Ar told ',1.-Aim-en 111* sellmg lid LoattAiit ; ot .t t i.,„ tint*'Oftmes, No. ~ atria 01014- Ityvvt.