The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-28 00:00:00

THE .BAZLII. 'We 'expressed a few daytrago, wjien 'treating - in the subject of. SA.lfic3s" B.A.NL.s, the lii4n 6atis faction ‘‘e felt %Own an opportunity occu t) t 23 of Crvoting hunible ellor;s io the de'signs. and beiiev , it ,{ .5- stitutions ; calculated to itnpr,,e the conditton of our fellow-creatures. We aid that this was the; iiobles; piir' , Aiif in which a free press could engage, and we'solicited and obtained t.e nit;st cord,al ccl,ontration of se vcrai n our ablest co►tteiupo- raries, With the same feelin4s cire beg to call the atr.en t: on of the Public to.a NEW PcAN, whose Eastern appellatioa forms the titleof this article, and giVes aforeign name to a Project, for humanity and tsefuluess, genuinely British. at first, like all •other great undertaking's, it have something more of the appearauce of In ivate speculation than tr►tiy belongs to it ; but it most . be recollected ,that nor best National inititotions had, in the . sane marmot:, their. ot exertion. The ui to ‘vhorn the Country is in debted for the novel CHARITY ,(101' So it may be icle.igiatetl) ‘vilich N 1 are about to, describe, is -.fr. T RoTTIER, of Soil o-tluare ;. whose ex ten zk'e esta!;ltsliment in that 'central pal't of the _Metropolis, .whet her it suggest eft the humane idea to lii, iniurl,•oi• ii.ereiv preserved facilities for Carrying it into execution, is adintpahly suited fur. vile :nt'rpose to whica it is now deVoted. That 16d not e.“...aped Mr. TROTTER'S intelli gence, which, is obvious to every reflecting man who thinks on the sphject, viz that the encourage iiiedt- of female and doluf!stie indu icy is one v.f the surest methods of bettering the con iition of all ranks and clasSes of the commu nity. Honest labour, while, it rewards with the com'f;:rts of life, contributes to the moral lot - proveluent trt society.; As Idleness is the Moth cf Evil, so is industry the Parent of Good.. But t here are obstacles opposed to the Totninenci:tneut ofan industrious career. Some are Xestrained 'from entering upon it by the sui3lln6s . a ;lien. means ;—oti.er by a falsepr;nciple at.stnni e plausible name of pride „reuders hem of api;,aring to the world as under the ilecus'sity • Of ‘vorkilq; Tor silbsisterice;---a third froiO the want of oPpori,uni•y to dispose of Vhat they are Hiling to manufacture;--and iti tked,—hot the tukitoura ien, IS not regoisiW, 'for t kw's , persOci who utilleS with society must know it i►nu►irtAl cases where the arguniegt is literally spplieable. obviate these dirrieulties—to oven -an ewer , 11 "ta to the poor tiath.l: tor the commencement of "(ie; to smooth the path of profit to 'thoe whose iikelkae:v ‘V2rS rtith their poverty,, anti prevents from their ,by finc, TO E . NcOVRAGG 7 1 Ar.C . ANb DCLIESTIt: INDUSTRY, 16 the CXCelletit of the BAZAR. . . . . . \\••••• have viiited the immense premiso, fitking li p lor this purpoSe in Solto-sqw.:re, and we '"edlc;2ly L.nuNv ‘vhetlier 'Out! were most 4catitied by t!(--'it' 4,iin,irable addi)taiion to it, or to the I)ene..- ;olence 0: the tlesigti. That it will h-tl'e effilselitictidcs tve cao.not tloubt, for every large toWti 01 the empire tvill follow all txanyie ,worthy 01 the ,aletropolis to oiler. Ititch;:in; to lentil' to this topic xriain, Ise sited' ti.,t It-titer lresPihs on our reatiets at present than to lay be -lore' thytti a sketch of the Idati.(or .e6tabli3iiitig BAZAAR, (O;icncdto ericorage Female aw! Bomr.slic Inc!astry) " Siioi CoUNTIAS ill ttu immease,tange Fetioises, cri- Chiy situated ;,5, :oho-square),:to.t)e Let to put-sons ut ie- I PC'etatility, by the duy and by the.foot measure, according then actual wan's the exiMtiCe of tax, : s, and watching, being borne by the landlord, the tenant Ir e exempted therefrow, and charged ••••vitli dai.y ren; 4tu tle, according to space and time; whict may be for one i ')nt or one day. Of to any greater rxteat, at the • lati; ut leave-pence per' tur.t. • "lumay be proper hcre to observe., "The eStablishinent of a Bazaar is a novelty in this coon `7,titt it a pp e ars likely to cotrer an est,ential beneit on a 11u• tb eria..,part.of the community. Tu the great encourage •female and domestic industry, by the singular ac uainiodioions w hi c h such,au.arrangentent affords, iv/miense '+l.4a , iier s are enabled to asseinble und,t the same roof, to 14 ' - '! 1 oil their owu account, and to act as agents for persons at united idUek 11111 St form an attractiv , dis- Vay cf grea variety, however small tle C --e each itidivi7 dual trlycent ibute to the whole; and their combined and teparate ttro:its to obtain the favours of the public and•their I.. tireeti.e friends, must create a powerful patrutmge—Aek . Y4tifagt% wLielii all equal)}' enjoy, and such as will ,tol'ord the ' il duritriotts, even at the slentlerest means, a reasonable hope Iltbrive; reducer tradesmen to recover their credit and vc nexions ; beginners to form friends and habits h et ore,they I.‘e "ture upon more extensive speeuhitions ; and artists, arti 7"s, at>d whole families employed at home, though infirm r esident-in the ceuntry, securely and beneficially to vend : e Produ ce o f th e i r l a b ou r by pr;o4. Amu: L,st class of rrithably may be found the, vi blows and orphans of 3 . who n have taller' In the service tin of, their eiitry; and I: ' 4 ' tz , Joilk s o f o th ers , w ho3e re g iment s or s hip§ are reduced, 14 li '""'1-i3Ieniploy their talents and, industry to their bo- L " . t.li:, ond itiake the BMeaar a source of lasting comfort " Ihese,.hovt'ver, tee ought tO obsert, fortu hut' "nail ,Vrop,ltion of the ilidvantai.-;es of ill Csta -4,Tk.-.3..:eut, such is hi:re conteznidated. N.l VA L Nit RAM!'2.I7E, thr hellyv ;;R!t., rl-om the .tiott:hward; w•grea, triaw 7 tran,- ports wit;) tr ,cps front (..,%tidil arrived in titie: hMr- bodr the darkhess of the night titer:: vva. greaf conflisipti a Mi)ngst them iVany 1: ive re- cci ved damage. We icor some lives have been lost coliNequeNee.—The sloop J ) o.,;writy, Master, of iirom London rg) Fla vre, with tobacco, &C. is sunk at': he I kof the Last Pier, fter beinv; -- on shore in lieovell :>ay. cal'oe in for shelter the Lack, WILL, in a leak!! state ; May limw•er, STAY, of anchor and cables .; sloop Brisk flikniNG, with dainage; a , :d the WillS•1101,, HARRIS ; Bee, PINItoaN ; and Nancy, PARTING ;—the three ratter without. aamake. . DEAL, DEC,'27.7—Piit back by 'contrary wind the John Barry, PEAT,for Jamaica ; Liine,YonNG, for St. Thomas's. Conte down from the 'River Lady Melville, LoCuNt t, for lit iii; ,made!, HUTCHINSON, for Trinidad ; for Genoa ; Grantham, BR AM), tor Berbiee ; Shannon,'FALEONEII, tar Dominica ; and remain in the'Downs witk the lest of the ontward,bound as before, and the Milford .homeward-hound diaman.—Wind N. N.W. I)cc. 25.—irrived the Afarll)o- . rough packet, Captain But..c, with . mails front iii nine dpi s. Sailed the Rignett, Capt. B4NRATT, ,for Bengal ; Prince Bogent, Captain tVitlTE,f,a Batdviit ;•Elizdlyth, Capt. C00, , p,E,1,"1 - 2 for St. Kitt's ; George Hibber, HEAD, for An tic-it:l.—Wind • i'intTamotiTH, 27.--- trrived the llatquis Wellington, lir;TriEm, Iron) China ; Chortle:: awl Cr.,AcY, front the Mar 7 (ittis \Vt. iiiqgtott; fur the .I.)olvtts.----- N.W. Cultic, DEC. 23.—Arrived yesterday his'iUdjes tv's ship Ely.—Wind W. The following is auTx•ract of a letter, dated Tortola. 22,1 October, 1815, ree,ived iu Giat4gow on Saturday :---" We have experienced two gales of wind, which have thrown down some old hohscs in town, .and a few small vessels are otr shore; also a ladedimage to our cahesin throw ing th em down, with the loss of sevcrai negr6- houses, swue cattle, &c.— turE. 7 he ,Politiche.3 German .Inonthly puolication for Noveniir .asn, contains 'vhitt It calls a fim:trltable contribn6on" to the hktOry of the times, d 10 the characterising. of NAPOLEON lio(JNAPALTe 111 1115: Shape Of an ex:ract f rum a political ihapsody, which thai Person is said to have lest hint, atiiong other papers, at the Isle of . .The ailicle in quest not, ,iticli may however he upocryphal, and the offsprog of State German dreamer's brain% is stated ;0 have heel) transnatte:i in a letter front Lei. , liorn, of the 19th of Oenoher, 1815, and is prehetd a, lc:llcs,cs • .Uu the. oectiplli‘m of port° Fern•jo won oer of papers were foond in one of t.i' ! e opa , ;:nneuts I...I.7ONAPARTE. I hey Welt; Ntial hi titer to the Gon ernor of Leghorn, Who ite: wit red inw to take a copy of the t i 115. 1111 ,.. t ,z 611,7;,.. As . ienliy argil:tinted Win/ the 1% 11 ; 111- %I'lll itig , •lt is the:refine v.uid 4 .doubt that ,ttise so called '• lunt.:ltts of a Ci-dqt,(llo St.lllercigll '' V: er,c written by thia. prison: They require o 0 cotrimeiliary.— bvery thinkiog reader d‘v_dimake his nwn temarks on 'this intere s ting ftagment,of the.po,litical and phil,:isoploca,l,vie,s of a lol: a series of • years,, zgitat..d Eiirope, and even Attica, antl,Aia.'. PHILOSOPHICAL T;IOUGHTs OF el-DE.V.I;NT ( i e :.1U (iN. The foundations of- our society are' so deftct that it threatens ruin ; its tall will be terrible, .auil al; • In t nations of c.nr Continent will be involved in it ; force is ...wattle of stopping Inc course ot eveuts ; as the pear ct ups to heti tt 11,mm:its ripe,. so ....fates literate putrescent <it the end t•F acitquitt. eiv'tlised ;.tt rite same ii'ltaly 55,1. , tinder the Tho-teotpcst of the Resoluta:it, - which some clouds 4...i;terided themselves over the whit' surface of France, •wili curer all the inhabited Darts of tar Globe with a horrible night ; attd until sihtll have exhausted her einabutftible. toil tials, tat! thunder not cease to roll, nor a. moo; serene day ap pita. The wt,. fat .eittloot be saved, but It) shedding rivers of L.lood, ttrei .nothing bat a terrible storm C: . tO 11t:0•CtZtt titI:IOSVIICIC, !Lich envelopes. alt Europe. ,it we ;ire htirseives tri to the' course of erods, then we shall baste for . same tare that the Romans had to cuoure front the inundation .of tho barbariatts of the. North. • The latt_r .woula have matte vaia ..torts, had not the i: , ttlitati~ ' I ~loac--1 o .ote, e th e it t ired , „aid do ut het . t shot td have giVe , it : the cute , of bit; t:T.ICSS to empty at a. tirottiit, instead of its bto.:;,; .it ci..apeited to drink dray ay-chop. Tht•y think theinstivcs (1, tivered Ley ..h;lung, me from it scene of the [Soho, u:it no :11:In who irt.vcs the spin; t..t.ia governs Lite *Ca, 5 4OtiletS of [silt be oi uptmou; Ni:; pers,ciaded to Litt Co:::;cdry. Awih,g• the actors wha at ptescatli 2 ,A;e un the stage•of the wend, there, is nut one who ratt•conform ;Imes mid vii • WILS CinCei , 2 Or wit ' C. can apply a armed)• to taunt. Were not this ;Ate cost, wouia atcrulpts etc Made to restore the old focrting every thing that mt..; ht to ptrish or t o be h a , r:ed in. the o•iglit of olr;ivron, er ,t,,,ty lights of the age, and snit wor t - s o .. I t oar actual position hat is a t atoning at. present its Span] ant: at tit n 7, iw,i! 50011 cause a gsotral coullagtaticu over tae %spate surtltt t e of Ettrope, Thee are pompously calling up irons, toe dept h u tne tombs, i t , 1 .,,t 0 3c Uu,se who hate been d t •ad for ages, alter having, endured the miss Ties lent fatties lIIIiI tioie, a phatittan wthch they rep rd 45 a it ring spirit that must bring them wisdom and happiness, , I l'Pres,e. 'that :nature, as often ha ? p,tts ;;; discuses cif will set It; remedy for thy,: es tls, whicever the physicians may say of it ; then toe ceist'S wi t - , tic tetrihle. I !..IUW Men and my auto. I should have hastened he re: urn of happiness, if those with .whoa[ 1 lad to act had not been •1) ire) ,eccust ale ; lo w of having despised anclytisla.ted thew It Was their own base souls, their thins' i,i iold and of de struction, that placed theta at my let t. Could I inure a ste p treadin; 011 them. in truth, I had 110 OCCLiSiOIt to folarNS for catching thew ;, it was sonic:kilt for tue to pre- . scut to them the cup to ricites•and rapine, fall or ealpuisuouil rind they with avititty.drank t.i satiety. tae .sieo,e'd wrre ill iCClit qt* a ina4ler I w.is 05! 1.1 ,:oartt * This is sari al; every Forty mil hints tif Melt Complain hit- terly of oppression on lay part.-of we, a strigle individual, one of these powerful mid dangerous ! ;,...tiluses, whoul. hon e tlO‘i,fWSr'auditecc et,[ thco,VS A notice h:is been received at t h e Custom-hotitze, Jarnaicl, from his Grace the Duke of toc!tester, prc ent the exportation of provkions limn that rdamt. Letters from St. Kitt',, xeceiveti in Glasgow,. State, thHt , some rim-list:ay negrt,es theft itali forined 4111 encaturient ill the nionot,ins, alld proved very truaUkletuC to the ilihi\bilatth 'at lart e. _ - • icit - tk ., : A r..1.1\,;(;1 : ; OR, THE POET'S JfiILLINIi ri7c cot.), the followiii ii , Crothictory FVetri: hum the Pautotiotne at Drucy-L' Aic :it I.Nosesse,; liierary wei It tilall ge'nerally bekilt,z;s to productiotri of this de. tc,riptiunj Ste!' e 1.—.1 rALOD Y Thus pensive as ott my garret :'re site, My last •. i t 0:1 i!tt . 'Butt !t - s strantte story relate, Ir to thi.tit-and tit spal, it e; e able. ,led • Is it fancy GI• naafi:. t; has piel 2 .,il ace a freak ? The kce secius With life to i;e ; surely saeaking, or - goiiig to speak,— 'lt.surely is— (4t,.,sy.—:l-e9,. I - am going to speak— Pay atte::ion to me, thy last shilling!, Thy tratonP. scrilAling is but apoor wade, but to-Morrow all care thou shalt hitry t Write a Pantomime quickly, inv i!on't he oft aid, — In the, int'rint spend. the and be merry. Peet.—: Pantomime ! mast I degrade my poor muse.-- Thy .xiirer tongued dictates If I du, Ghost.—llush! tlor . Inv council refuse,— ' Farewell ! think of iota thy last shilling. Poet speal.s. Remember thee ! Aye, thou poor Ghost ! but. first,, I mast he think me— 'To write—and what to write,—that is the question.; Whether 'his. nobler the bard to wield The b,wl anti dag-ger of the trag - it,Muse, ••Or to take arms agoinst a host of critics, And make a Pintounine (symphuit/9) to fly—to run—, To jump, and 1)y a jump to say woo 'scrape From Pantaloon—the tlown—and every foe That I.lin - iv:win is heir to—'tis a transtorMatiou Devoin t.. chno r s•e—zo Meel; inists may fail !—Ayc chafe's the rub ; For in a Pantomime sach'trklis should Come, , When tee haft shut:led off this upper dress, As cost, some thott,tht (sympliung, • tAultglas • to council') Thetc's the restiect • - 1 . 1,at nt:,l,c a melo-dratne so hard to act ; For %vbo wou4l to rules, • Author's toil—the Manager's cuutroul— The pa n,.t.s of Parts refitS'tl—the ProMpter's • The actuaen of critics, and the seinfs IV II jell patient writers fronithe Papers bear, V> he, hiniself, might his nWn fortune make, • With a Mere Magpie (inockiirk) soft you IJON, one knocks. Ilow is it with into, when 'every noise appalls•—• The time has been---- That wnen we „were in debt the man would : wait ; But now they call again, With twenty Mortal -Items in their bills, And. push us fur the Motley.— Poet. musicAL PALWDY. • CREIdfORS, Poet !—Poet !—Poct !—C;u,ie away! XOLCI—PO.V. Hart ! call'ct That little ugly-luakin- Bailiff, see see! see see! Sits at yon ale-hinse dear, and waits fur , 'His le ;-ii voicel hear, Su ta - ilitt al to r.iue ear, ,At which I'll get away, NVith all the speed t way. Ch•irms, NVlwre's Nahnian ? here ! • ? betel And Red-tail too., and tidecialtoo, We want but you, we want but you. C'reditar.v. Come away! Come aWay ! Come Clilal come, come come come Come come, - come away—malic up your Accanws. e's a till fur . Hat. t Mention that. disi rain.; • "'bet. Pray call agaiu. • ./.1w nod steak:. Mir{ you've bad 'mire. CormOrants still ,trice me mad here.. 0,0/i:4—Pray-ply a,ll tnese—pKay pay all these,- or fear the Peneh. ! Fortane aid Me—do, dear generous w elic h. upptdr4.) • • • . it-,,Fancy. li, air-littilt patter where 1 dwell. •Of noirtal thtr. Ysoottd 1 hear,' SOU the Ittll e t.t) . Iu .ircent; trembling on my Vitt, On Fancy not Fo‘t ode the Poet should call ; pe o ple nay ne'er be afraid - Inc °nue call ;:gain, avid . promise you .all Shall fancy at least. 9:1 are im , tl— shall. —I fancy we all shall gvt paid. ..nr,icy-- .cave yourTragedyjo4us. vaast..wise • tircat row'r. iu produce, NV11. 3 maic:lo)m, • Hors t !, Camel, and, Cat, Dog, Eirt!tant, Yent (.:oost!. (7,orus—Dog, Magpie, ;tad Gous;t. Famig—Ye brnles tltvrr's the •laor, . • wore; Aliv.Ocr ;.: ivy be free, For this • yOut , .;arm • - . I"o—but just around and you'll see. 'ALid. . Clear me ! • ; ~i.NGtll AR T 1:0 Er . 1 - . - 7-011 Friday last, was pre isetred to his .Royal Lilgtiness the s lluke of :Sus sLx, the. Must Worshiptnl•Grand-Master of Frie Masons in the, United. Kingdoms of Britain gait Irela! ii, a Naval Maio;tict Flag, by Captain LlAtt- TrioLomew, It. N. and U B. Which that °Ricer k ‘vbilst he Convnanded his Majesty's nrig Rickonond, front. Captain lisßAsTuo,'one of the Legion of Honour, and commandin“ the French ship Piot repide, on the sth I.4'elniuttry, 1812, Nv hivh Illy Ituy:ti Highness most graciously received, and expiessed himself highly gratified favour ed with so tiaEoinal,ia a banner. It appears that BABAbTRo copied . froni his Master Bun-. Fit, in a•saaliag el,tilllSkind arrogating rowel . ; and it also Seems, front the manner of the Flag and..other inforutty ion obtained, lie wished to establish the bottling . of lodges on board of ships. The ground of this Flag is a dark bitie, and tl,e ernldematical devices are more than what arec-otntutntly used in England, and well ex ecuted In white, properly shaded, .and on both sides: this nag is 'about.- 3(1 (cet in length, and about 19 in breadth ; and of all the Trophies I.4Aea in'the reign af the Us.t.rper, this is the only Ma 7. sonic, aad the oily one of 7 the kind ever laid at.; the feet of Royalty, ‘vhich wakes it peculiarly. in (cresting to the fraternity of 'Free Masons, and it Is understo , :d that his Royal Highness is to depo sit it in his thiginal Lodge; as a piece o;:great cu riosity and originali.: y ABIAiDEEN, DEC. 23.—The grand ceremony Of the intlalnient of the Marquis of IitISTLY , elialtedior of the. Universit:y of .Mariscital Col le.,:,e,.t'ook place yesterday, in pretence of the Pro: fessors••of • King's and I\la:Cl;st.Wal College s , the Clergy, Stiatents of the latter, and a. great nutp bey of Gentkmen, fullo l / 4 %ed ,by a •:•nlen , ltd Itro cession: • Oi •1 )t forenn.on, three portridges flew a!ung ille.Tiong a t e ; t.‘,Vo of which were at-thc fltad oi ttuti tIo. thit'd in the ti.tilowgate. T 1 E COUNT D:: FUNT-HAL. . _ - The on s A.t-LY •-al ‘• F tr' .x )7dyntly 114,4 4 -4,i-. Royal '.: - :•; : :!,-ityss , he NCe i. ;' 4:11TU(..;-.,L, tO 17 7i COW' I e..;:virktA ;:e ;7. ;;, Frallee 1); hi; Cburt present tie coln,:rir Of ihe , po nce , 2;:att,, 7r , io the Pope,o:, the re s;oratibil of his dominions. (be Co Ae,,,,,.d0r in England for t;,e last. ;ht. 'Th,:t nl•ti ;!;st iil pe ri,il of the revoiiiiii.,:.rny hthving he.oi more important even . thaothe first, by in; glorious re sulis, anti the or its events Tiro oar the partiz'ans of - entitled T 14.1 second Punic k( . ar" has tertinnateti in a way con trary to, the wisllvs apdexTectations of those•.vlio so confidently Tredicted the destruct,ou of the modern Ciirtliage, us they calledCireat Britai n TL e brilli ant p a rt , vhich Portugal and the Por tuguese troops have acte.t dining this period, after h a vin g b e e n so l ong forgotten iii•Eutopc, is in is great degree the work of the Comit Funchal, and for this reason Great 'Muth) -is under Hui deepest obligatio,s to hint . ; l;or it is to perse verance, and the influence of his - opinionS, that we owe the correction of that extraordinary long 'existing bet is, namely, that it ‘vi. impossible to dcrive any assistance from the. Por;. Inguese troops. Of this prejudice even the Bri= 6,6 Generals, many of them, partook in a sin= gular degree, till it was openly and etradidly nonneed by Genera Fergnson ill tbe 110 Use of Commons. llad it not been, indeed, for the ener gy, the spirit of union, and discipline, displayed by the Portuguese troops, the (notices are, that we might have wholly alto:alb:n:0 the Pewiusula and its iniothifants hi disgust ; awl then who could have contemplated the is,t)e of the Ittissisnnwae —for it would hardly have been terMivated one campligh without the most lively ap.,:rchen sions. At. the time, .where our army occupied the lines Of Tories Vedras, all Europe trembled at the name oflitionaparte, and the general opinion up on the Cowinent, to say nothing a that of eel , - thin Stin.esuren here at home,—wai i , th a t Our re treat, and the consequent loss of Pin fugal, were inevitable. It Was t:t this,,alid other most ell . - t ical epochs, that the perseve . ting fir:it:less of thd Count de Funchal was ,trial ; he never ceased front exci7 ing stud eneouraging mir GoY•rnineut to continue the struggle; anti the prophetic spin it ith which lie alum:weed the heroism of hi 3 cant-bi n-men, was at. once jcistified and rewarded by the event; Nor was this manner of thinking the ( ff.:et of a m a c temporary national cut tVith nis - Ex cche'ocy. Arriving in England almost at the very moment when ilke- Peace of Amiens hail been broi.int, and wl;en the Ministry of his own countly twen chauged, ~I'd become sunervient to the Ftruch, he'still_eugaged 'The 'British Government to roFpect tliat nem rality Which France :had de- Ceitfullv sold to the' Portuguese, in order to let conviction gently York its wiiy with his country men, andbi.ing well Persuaded that the pe'riii.;a,..s ambition of Buonaparre w.mld of :itself klncl.tiv.; Nor w.ks lie mistikcn in this ;. for it wcil known that Cie rai.ierltian olisph.yed by our 611ver " ° '" i Boulp.Art e d !!is 111,s naces,,wai,i in CUM , 11 tlie•Ctimit chat's skigv,estions, and wes, v.-hen contrasted tviOit the insolence of the French, the cause that ind:iced his Iti , y;kl Highness to suck a refuge. in the- Bra zils., rather Chan . rust to the Corsic a n. fidelity ant prudence of - his Excellency. in the ether less important objects 'of his missio n , have been reWarded with equal success. We tank thc-Island of Ma6ii . a, and we restored it ti e rtuguee, before the Prince Regent had in rived at the Brazils. We have also restored the I%,rki:- 4 nese propetty taken all over the Ocean, (rout ft e 13altic to Unina :'so drat one tn.sy soy of the Com , t DcTiwchal, that he has merited alike the resp e :t of his coun:rvinen.and Of all Ettroe'. TJTE AttXl Y. The F:tst Reginient of Guards takes .the title of the Gren:nt.er io.constlueoce.of its Ia.:log repulsed aod,deleated the greoadi;!rs of the French nperirt Goatd. The Doke of Yot . ,K,' as Co!onel of this . rcgintintt, we:trs a grenatlitt's 4;41'0 e.henat the head of it. An eitahlis'inuent has been flihned it) SUSSeX, :e re tite boy reoruits be4lui ; itig to the 1); o! l'oot Guards arc traitied•fur duty, La;i k er. a 'rieLl (.'biter. • . A Genertil Ori'er: has hee , n soldiers whos;e stsviceexptre it he e - 4 v() ye',Lrs.front h;:i‘ii4.,.setit to r . ,..gi•Acn in India. ..7)iths:.riptions ei roade in the l'ACerilS provinces of the Austrian Enipire for z.' , e re;icf the of the schriels were wo.tilded feiLiii the lase cauipaisgu._ liese.subser;pti ons , tt is said, amount to i•OL),(100 On the 24th in.t. .tltc;ci bit:till:o)ns of th 7 1 i t , 7th, ni hi gist reg,illl:Nll, .110 N 111.1.1rtert:d ltl scothiod, weie chseuth()(l,:ti.. No eirclon‘tanc'e has hithetro sr.o strorPtly eon-. .. fin ned the inplortance . of throwiug rOp e from a , noirtar fof the reli e f ,ot pets,ns,onve:, • - sl}ore, ,that the.l4l,psic.l3 rig, Il:tatgtov:ided .an the liar at Varatot:th; -on the nig . .l4'ot Tuet y; 6;11 ,and !Imre than - a.:6able trc.nw the Pier."-lietd consi{,tinig of tesi,..pers , ws, were Obliged to take to the tops, to pverentAeiog swept away, \VII:07:e, had not thii.lptilra o\ellod I)een rcsonett t r y); Tiv ott he s eatise. it, yrns -not ,Satitrttay:subak,.toy' boat cou li•tVe..;cotnalunicati9ll vitlt tit,;; this I,e -, rim,: WMI4I kave heed itripps*ibe fOr the crew to, ex4,t, as the ‘veatiter S evere bc:,otu'l ex • Itt)pie,.; Pritist, is dime \\..ro , )Dy E R, or the •itoyztl :7•Zavy, for his tills as wcll - op 'a foriiicr ()C:( l a,i ,0. imo sa•••Cil h t4iiS • - •• A ;V•ater-spout was. 1 arnaica Octo ,bc.r, abtmt : ii) *- rilt: - ()th.;:4. - ,,1)1),,,,( e che tutvtt. It ;ap;war,e(i obe very ti, ruse up of spiii.l.l