The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-04 00:00:00

Tim triNn6NT icr%WSPAPERS. (PROM TH,P, ftioßNlNts , CHRONICLE.) , The Ti n i es has ‘ S ' eve'recy-aninta.tverted on an inm tlz"iitetie"); wlii:th li . olVeaVe.l in this Piper respect-. lug Aloatii.O;s eiiiieilition, to South America ; and 141 ' ic h, in the libtenee of the Eorroa, whose ditty alled liiiti .m , to the Theatre, gained at 1 on on i .ss. i I • A . • 1 I*.ittts,la'y Mit'. It is not possible to 'be always on ttlir guard agal , tst (1) w i lful and incidious misrepre tentation. Our Readers indeed would easily per ceive, that the paragraph was at variance with .the report from authentic information which the F...DITHA had pr e vi ous l y given,. The Times, how- . *er s in thus Censuring one. inadvertency in a co attilln of The Chronicle, overlooks the daily inco lierence of his own political opinions. How comes it that b e who daily and justly censures (2) the :, Y'in Y which F ERDINAND exerc i ses i n S pa i n, ''' '" 4.l ,. with the same breath, applaud 'the perse cutions which the purely royalist Bourbons are France ? Practising in the sout h o f They are pre "Ply of the sante character, and carried to the same extent. Nlr.Oot,. of Holborn has published a State litent of the horrors perpetrated against the MCID• it'r i . 3 of that religion which Great Britain reco,g -;ltt's as nitre ; au,' this pamphlet 'Vi' e.arnestly re -I.i.4lmen,f to 'every Christian reader, Who living 4111.24°1in the etiovment of co..tscientions %vol . - c, ' , 11 !,.: d"ir e s to extend the hk - ssing to al ! iris fellow . ) : ,. - "`" l 'es (3.) Iva! tilt, Editor of Tite' Times . , or ik i The Cou r' ier, deny the truth •of the statements? e • e r. O GLe . is auti„;,..ised to say, that there.is.an i ,eredited agent from our suffering brother Pro 11(ietd.ts now in Lutdon, commissioned toinvoice ti l , titlerf e rence• of our Government, to rescue it t ' lal rlotn the horrors to which they are doortt=cl - r "et of the p.rs t cutions going on in Prance is it' n E r tt nt i : 4- ; IV (' Yesterday received a• letter from f oi , t , g"sn Gentleman: now in , Paris, wit" in .. i 18 I t's " that there tire nearly' 30.000 persons ~ st."ll4.ison itt Paris only—and that they ate now that . 1(11 , 1 ) , th. t . 'nt to country prisons." He adds, ii : '' 'e mkt Act f • arrests and confinern , nt, Stir . nt - r . 01 . . ~ ... is " t ';' --' ` lf Y i ttt; any cause, is cettairply . . tyranit,ea. ms a ny thin in , the time of Naro ! LEols." (4.) . g I - t:t w , • justified, Ithil e ii e "ear these art orities daily . a / 4 1 -le mass acrre of. PERP”NANO excite 04' f rn . t.t. tf,,, P'ol-ftr intli4tati.6' n ' OfEll . :.:lis , ntete ! the Edi plo‘" The 4 'nligalliron : I t Ibis ' WM., )3t• former etn•• 4 - ,,,:, : ,, '' '1nt , . prote,si•s to he better acquainted th:m k ivs r .•' '• ‘rii: r ile NVeretS and crimes, of Cabinets. . i f j . ;• it. l 'is N.per of snntlay, the 22 , 1 -if. ' 1 II" 11 i ' 1,), l'ls'fi; sclit il : 3 1).;• 1 ,. an l HS Sniff' 'V'S s.•• ~:; • i` t ain . ' ' ." 1 (11., 4 1 citkIs to-the 4,ditors .if cer. t. , Psez?rio h)val - winces in tins country, /'e ;! r i,, " , ° " liert to lie.;T: his per‘on and Lig 0 " - tt) ~-,1"1\""i ti c. l lc.l with respect." We uertai•dy 11, give c rt4it to the aspersions so frequently 11:: :: n t r ill tlie E . :el . .1) Press Rut it is not , tt„ ~ tit :LY.'i''at the,e thi : gs are talky(' of': in l'aris cel Y ' Peak i f • . •Itts . of diamond 5nuff ,,,,,.,,.f) t . , , !tics( . '' ' - ' 1 12: ,, 11.9.. r ; well we have even re t kiv,..,l al, , ~ , ) s - ll'il liter ' mprontplu on the rumour, which is at - Vat, tl ' t o the pen of the Editor of tlw ( ' nu tt er t 6 thro e ' ,; l l " (4 7 9 endant),. of whom , he nictionnoile ''fnio l , 3 - ", in answer to the .Dietionnaire des Gi- Ujil e f, i 84 Ys, that " he has never changed his ikliti ~f l "•" IVe ‘‘;sli the same thing could be the English Courier. I,,ltti `t7NE .10IIINALN1F, INDEPENDAN'TE. (pr.t.'m One hill : 4llre et rich e t a l tat ie ret 1,, „ i s ' t interf'sse: des toititres de 11l 411'0, gli: e .:.'' s ruin: tertraux de reciiratiti , fie-telir .Xlii Illtta"t le ponvoir t t prop.tzeatit l'• t'reur, (),,,, iteap les fruits de la p'ttnie ctonit:se• Van?.1.111• )1, de taltae !toe 'limiest. pr.se ," 11 t les &mono., et l'or, et le portriit, . ' 4,l s Son juste amour, le people me rotiratt. .. , alter his Rrtftil ' See Tit: SuNt of yesterday. A schoolboy -et. l ' is 4t lessor) in Leo riphy, wonld he whipped_ I" ettr,,rnce, if he allowed such to °l' t 4,) Il i ;„ ... is ertai n ty some in slead hint. e ''''"'ee "e ih•nbt ; liut,thore , c titOeisiSr.SeUCy ill theJourtial •iii qUe'stion on these points. Not 4114 t ' t ' i tg to eon ) p To .,, N, ) , and liortin. tog,,ti let , farthe . r . tl l i . art e aroi L. were both rebels,and the argunirnts 1:1!))? • 1;thiles 4hoteidaPPlY t° M elo, we were astonished that The it th ti , s ° warody espous e th e cause. of the latter, wh i l e 2 . p • i as * ell P‘Aie of the former —every word apPlYius• to 8 ' a' o '. i Pet " t° i ' l :--" Ney continues to insist on the 'ir nto l'ti":-.ei°f the Court -Martial before which it is , propose(l i t 4 4; - . . 11.°3 * He should I. ,been shot.when he was caug h t ek; ) • l, # 7 r°"ti drlicto. Neither Marshal, noke, nor Peer,. li ri:4(ll)"vilege_iu the heat of a rebtglion. EretY-n'an ghissOVereign, ii,,t; -I,eseized with arms in ' his 4116 a g a i nst th, ea,e4.ect l ted on the spot, frOm the necessary u rg e ncy (~ ,_ . • -' 40 t, li .' • (1. not :141 g . l'i cliki.,. 4'lllg .seen this ,produeto:m) all _ n ~ ,_ ..._ k it ' 4 , (0 pin our faith to the assertions !)t - the Chro t c ! ~.nu to,(e them entirely to ti►• • Ig uert of our Readers. 14.),)1.1Vue,..te surprised ' letl ' i ' di l iot * sa ' y it is nz:,,,,,.e . I " ,, z" c rae. ' ' ' . ll' ' i ' ' / l d ill "!.'sbondelits who write to the Norm . Chronicle, ti e•"i'hititY duel their' statements, are well linowo• it s+ tliiit'follO'Ws int hi:Atjele we begneiitlito those whom 'V concern. • . . s • -----------"' Oar w l t hers_ ire it awre ng. f t . ..---.7------ - i eight w e i r -...(iay niorniog, bet'veen severt aPt ~ D 1 , A,l ,:,e:.., the Arclichtkes- .1 - Orti4 - and tzwls e ( . i i tkv,'''", "ithAheir suite,' left Strat.tbrd-Pl'ac 11 ttt ii " 'lit' PRI-NCE HEGENr's carriages, on their ( ) 1,1)1,74114:ng1and HMI :Scotland. 'tn til' '''"rstia—Y evening, a (ientletpanlielonging ii i ;, j" '-'eretk.r.v--i)t State s Office a'rrived in Dowii lt t'clire't, witli- dispatches, front Paris : last night I.l?ty to them was sent off to• Paris. 1,4111.• ' to t hem the other day that FERpINAND , l';. • hal "Plirnifriated the confiscitted property ot re4lit';'' to ilie watit s of the Stare : from the „. 'Liii;,(l.,- . 'iers t0.(1,1 y ,we learn that the wealth o.f I vlo ( , ( ' ''`' P l'i•.:). eof Ole Peace, /Ails within this A 11.(''''' f,iiri:itiire. ' 1 i t A4 t . i .,; h 'ut L tier front Paris, tlated the 30ta n • 't.,„..llori'm tilt, i,, , ,,, , , 41 oioving, into sit troon s wert.-!. l '' i t : " : "It '' P ''it Ale Guards, the only troops kt;), l ' ' I - oc , ni, p,ii.,,, „,,,v,„! hi ,n the 20th anti ‘'''''') ll'i I'l i '' it'inai • :•• of the artily are to 11 . 1 : 1 7 th e • •!. i.,,es i.k i ll_ . 41 to 1.H.: distt.ti.c i ' tttiluil. . .. bt , t !now! j ; s,nne ictiin the NA VA ;' 0 _ ' DEAL; Nov. 3.—lt Is et.ieraliii supposed that another vessel. was lost last night on the Good . win . ; some of the wreck has been Plrked up —on I V4ie , • of The main hatches was marked "Frederic i l a tll. it supposed to be laden with tOlo. A box oft Wearing apparel was also. picked up; which contained a lever , addl. Ito IC Joh n It'o At-t . ' , eb 's el I( • , 1 1 on board the Two Brothers, Captain TAY, of Li. verpool.*"---Irind N. , PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2.---Arrived his MaiestV'S 1 ship Cannel front Portsinontii, bound to the .Nlei -1 terrancan ; Achates and Levant sloops of war fro i a cruise. C a m e i n t h e Britanoia," DUNCAN, lii); 1 Utt4feeiffe.--Wi lid N.W i ;< ll . latArigotmr, Nov. I —A rr i ve d t h e D utch frigate 1 Una y ! , yge r . scerge, Captain Vo.scir.it NY POORT, ifroM t)ie. Texel to Batavia, with troops : she is in 1 a leAkfstate.—Wind N. B. , ItSmsoftrs, Nov.. 3.—lint in here the Drie i Druga, Captain VANDEitMAY, from London for i I.otterdam, with loSs of anchor and cable.—A ! .' M r . , has been p ic k e d up b y the Deal and Rams -1 gate boats, upset at sea, and brought on tire South .shore, between Deal and sandwich ; her name and the finality of her cargo unknown. BULL, Nov. 2.—The Betsey and Janet, JOHN MACKIE. Master. train Grangemouth for London, With coals, was lost On the night of the 29th nit. near North Skitooier Coats, on the Lincolnshire i coast',- and all hands per;shed. The wreck is driven on shore along tire coast ; two of the bo- 1 (lies -are touml. 13sAustAkts; Nov:2.-11e Duke of Wellington sloop, DENNY.• with' Oats, Ntl:llek 011 fhe Perch Rock yesterday, in going out of this harbour, and instantly ; part of her rigging, &c. Will be saved, but the cargo will be a total loss. • • foreign paper, under the head of Trieste, Oct. 4, 7 ! crint aios the to:lowing account of ope.: rations of,itlfe American Symbol' against the Barbary 'Powers :,--" On the 101 h Of August the Aniericaii .4quadron, c!)osisting of ff.inr frigates, It brig, iiiliciadi'iitter, a:ter having made the Govern ine.it of Aiciers pay 150.000 dollars, and that of • Thais 80,000, wade its appear A ace before Tripoli, where it remained till the 13th, During these . three days, the Dey was eompelled to pay the Aniericali the sum of 50-,000 dollars, wt , ich was brougliV n. board by the barges of the Dey, tie : companiet ck'iili music. There Was also paid an additiOnal.sa n of 30,01)0 dollars, as the valueof the brig ;Agile, taken by die Americans, and car iit (11. v them into the port of Tripoli; and which, upon a note from the En.. lish Consul, had been . released during the night. Wh le the Americans were thus reversing the old practice, and levying , contributirms on the 4 irhary Pow e rs, a Da itc h frigate aachored. before Tripoli, from which the TY ‘ demand d 20,000 dollars for a peace, and 5060 of annual present. The Commandant 're fused tO r ' this sain ; but be subscribed :o an armistice for tour tumults, and then set sail." ' , TEit ARMY. Tharsday morning, a detachment of the Royal IVaggon Train, consisting of tutee Officers, awl 4 . 4 men and hotses, em!,arked at Itamsgate, for France, by the way of ()stem, a detach ment of the 93th regiment, consisting of three Otlicers and ahont 30 men. The transports with them on board have got to sea, and have also takuu over a great (pawky of army clothing. The British Veterans which formed the garrison at Heligoland, have been relieved The enlist ment of foreign recruits there for the British ser vice i. continued. Orders have beet' issued from the War Office, that the 'commuted &lily allowauce, in lieu of bre.l arid itteat granted to soldiers, should be di , scoutiutted. , The Light Dragoons, son - mantled by Co lonel Pot.sosßY, the depot of which is sitioneil s at the Cavalry Barracks, Canterbury, is about to be tornied into a regiment of Lancers. • BRITISH SOLDIER. The following letter, never before puoli9hvd, niay he de • pended upon as KVllklinC, ha 'lug been. procured from the mother of the %vt eIl , residing at Kc.•wick. Fur the amuse ment ,if our ryjdqrsi we have thought it hest• to leave the orthography, punctuation. &c. in their original state. • Paris in /ranee, 511 Sept. 1 1115, Dear Mother and Sister I have taken the oNaertunity of writing these lines to you hoping it will find not in good health as it now kites me at this presant thank he to God for it, I am verry surrey I did not answer your last Letter had not oppertunity for we was very' busy fighting the french a long time every day in the Mountains in Spain and I always had good luck til one day rcceved two Balls one hitt we right it' my breast plate and knocked. me downy and as soon as I got my wind . a7ei - r find about 10 round s more an d then anothec hitt me throw s my hip which was had a longtime oat one came . throw My Haversack and another throw my trowsers and shift and that ssilllC night was very wet and nu fires coral be • lighted and it was very c..ld on the Mountains but the Dock ter was Very good to we. and after that Wai drove the French into there own contry and made them beg fur peace and titers we went into Anvuerira into upper Kan l idy w h ere sts• - ltad all the fighting with the Yankees till we gut a peace 01 them acres hundrell milks up the Coatrey nigh to the falls etf N:iggaray which yon know is I of the 7 wonders of the • world, a n d there my Captain was so hind to give me a pass without date and I workd for a large fanner all wider and had plenty of vittles and a good bed fit for anylgen tlemaa anti the Ridgment was then lying in Barns and when:tho men hail to get up there hare was - frost: to their heads atifftheY cowl not pall the Blankets from the tloore and I thote - myself ell aff and this same farmer bid 100 Dallars for toy dischargeand then a e returnd to `pithead and was ( weeks on theXtatfer which is 4 thousand 5 hundred Males and is collita good passage and wee coati not get a shove altar all this fur weawas tarderd to french (Landers and at fast we have rift ; to Paris and is in the lines de bulling near to it which i44xtoiriftite place like a grove for a grate way and the trench is verry civet funny fellows to us new cause they •know see can defend oerselvs anti they.doo not seem to care for nothing but to get our monney which theare is plenty way to spend and theare is shoves and Mounty banks every-night and sumlays acid all and theare is no Justes ses or Met hodys to step hie.' and there isr all .sorts of sights and Carlitie fair is nothing to it and we are now agen .. commanded by brave Duke W e llin g t on th at a l ways con anrs,---,and there is soldiers of all sorts liere past all telling I(ushons, Prilshona and Austt eons and Jai:mans'. of all kind, arid the Eusbons are verry good naturd cretures and will do Arley- thing, for an Englishnian and SiLYS there prayti eery Alntnati, and night and will fight there f j r ever for the :Emperur and the VirgiMatriti•ey the sante as we do for-king George and old England, n and Prushatis i•My quiet men - aod smokes all day long a n d Atistredas is dneatallrello'sys - aid the foot ii-dratt as hand some as oar llarse • Officers, and all our - Officers it Very good Gentlemen alai we think to stay its T rance tWo Years and I am rerre contented.—dear Mother I wish It ta: nut solar or you antiget cowl come for I have savu : , ,:onocy and I !arta a littel french in Kamiday but it is nut the same sort that is here, give Di V kind love to all enquirta, friends and pray God bless you all fruit year lot - tins Heath-itch Occ. 01110INAt Fr;I7,,,DRY; TO TiIE W:NTER MANAGERS. . . . . . A,Burchr.ll...ottc-.! toll:oiled a Imrgaiti to strike, 'While wa)kir; ,, near.Maiitlitield his room', ;. He bunglit an old !' ) ostritit, it prov'd a Vaxnyfir— Fie gained Ii) ;lie job ninety pounds. . ' • . „ Away heart and liner—a;a;u►:t loins and 1n - casts, lie op the shatublas to taint :- &If - dubb'd I) tm.,!;.•rAsit, his cash he in - eats In ratnisi, and canvas, and in,int„ . •.- :" • - This Butcher, of course, became Aug's meat hhnself: Ye Nlanageis husband your gold,-- Learn wit, aial instead of exhausting your pelf Ostneui Actors, cherish the Ohl. Two famous VA NDYKES (SU biCetS—KEAN and O'STEttr,) Ytbu've purchased—give Fortune the thanks Content with two Prizes, get out of the wheel, Or, faith, you'll be ruiu'd by flanks. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS. Le Comte ile,lesnard, at .his house in Wigntore-street, from Paris; Colonel Whatley, from ditto; Sir Philip and• Lady Francis, from LowerAshstead, near Epsom, at their house in St. Jame's'sgilare. ; Lady Stapleton, at the London Hotel ; Hon. Mr. Bertle, 4ttatt's Hotel. DEPARTURES. The Marquis of- Sligo, to Paris ; Captain Brown, to Paris ; the Countess of Lucan and Miss Key, to Paris ; Hon'. Mrs. Leesau, to Oxfordshire; Major Cane, to Bath; the Right Hon. Chas.. and Mrs. Long, to Bromley Hill ; Hon. P. Bur rell, to Langley Lodge; Lord Sidmouth, to Richmond Park; the Archbishop of Canterbury, to Addington Park. MODEST COMPLIMEXT AND PROVOKING E4lJl voaUE.—The following is the commencement of aletter in a Journal of this ►late :-- " To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle. " Rtß,—Cousidering the Morning Chr*oarcleas the last of the British Papers, as [hums looked upoW . Cassius as the last of the Romans," ite, !!! Query tl►ia another hoax, like the latest and most excluaice intelligence fro% &Intl) America ! The PRtxch REGPtiT, after dinner, attended by General,lhoourirLD, kit town in his travelling Carriage, to proceed on his way to visit the &lig of CLIAVN, at Conthe Abbi v. Ills loyal High - - ness Was to procved ab far 6S Briekhill last night. The RAGENT was followed by his i19y41, brother, the Duke of CLAREtit;C, in his travelling chariot. The Duke of hunt left to.,yn yesterday Inor:!- lug. for Windsor, atter tranSArCug business at Fork-house. Thursday the . Duke - and Duchess of CUSIBER LAND visited St. Paul's Cathedr,sl, 'went into the Whivering Gailerv, and vievted the diffetent en evenin4, the Prince of I ir.ssE tiokoi,otiac, aecinnpanied by Privee GUSTAVUS, FraIDI NA Nrt, Mini PH ILLIP, dined with their Ityyal Highnesses at St. James'..:. Ves . terdav the Royal Dicke and Duchesi walked in the Puri: and in va rious parts. WlNnsott-, Nov. 3.--Yesterday being the Dake of ,Kent's birth -day, the 'morning was ushered in with ringing of bells and other demonstra tions of joy. his Royal Highness arrived at the Castle from his seat at Castlebar-ifll, to pay his respects to his Royal Mnther upon the occa sion. The Duchess of York and suite arrived from 0411 ands to pay her respects upon the oc casion ; as did Lard ARDEN, and several of the' Nobility. Her Majesty, accrhnpanied by the . Prin cess Elizabeth, rode to Egiram, &c. in a coach and tour. Lady Ely left the Castle for London. T 4 Q.ieen had party in the Castle - to celebrate the Royal Duke's birth-day. This morning her Ma jesty,accompamed by titeDuke of Kent, the Prin cess Elizabeth, and their attend: ohs, went in two conches and four to TaploW, and honoured Lord and Lady Riversdale with a visit. Princess Au gusta, attended by Sir Brent Spencer, Sir Henry Campbell, General Taylor, and her Lady in Wait ing, rode on horsettack.--This being Princess Sophhes birth -day, it will be Observed by the Queen in the usual'manher. THE THEATRE.--The Birth-Day, one of the most interesting of puideni dramas, and the least exceptionable of the , German school, was repre sented lair night at Drury-Lane Theatre. Indeed, this play h,ts been' so well adapted to Englisll characters andlitinidurs, in the translation, that• we do not see that it is at all Obnoxio u s to objec tion. The acting ut MUNDEN and DOWTON is an exquisite treat, and Ba yrarn and Junks never Were better supported than they - were by them 14st night. ‘liss JonNsON, who so %is ell' performed An:al:this, was the - Emus, and we may fairly say that she was a"gain Thethild of Nature, though we advise her not to pitch her voice in general so high, as she 'thereby lessens her suiiplicity. A new dance, entitled Caledonian Laurels, and the new Farce of - Twenty Per Cent, followed, and both were well received. Mr. KEMIILE, we•are sorry to say, has had such a relapse of his late illness, Ss to unable to re- .runic his labours, but it is nut of an alarming 'nE ! . hire. . . Mrs. Sth.noNs;'nitelt to the Credit of her feel :•. ings, means to take a journey to Edinburgh diir• in; the winter season, for the benevolent purpose' Of - appearing once More on the Stage. in order 'tO assist her daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. SIDDONS who is notin the'most prosperOus eircornstangs. BuoNAPASTZ's Carriage and Horses, taken at VaterlGG, Were yesterday exhibited to the RE: GENT, accompanted by the Officers who took it, anti a number of English and Foreigners di dis tinction ; the driver, in his full dress, sitting on the near Mule horse, drives the totir horses with a w hip, the thong of which Is about three yains l ong , but he manages the hor;es principally by talking to them: The two leading horses are such 4..distatice tram the other two ; that there is nearly room for two more. The horses are good stout dark h4yi., ot* English cut and appearauce, very like a mail-coaeh set' Of the best descrip thin-A Phissiau soldier attended at the same that:, and wettt through the 'once extrcitc_. • . . • • 51,011441'40 ,INTE:I.SIGENt:E. ' • - i , - , litkEl THIRD 01..-..).T1ET!,.:0,: fiOUGHTON ,,......_______ltiuli4=-1.\:1.. - . . Handica Stalib t fAtn,9f, t .:.\ 94" :.:3 18t:It 3. p 77 151 v op axi ,, F 6, li.f tna eti., r-oid s and upwards. ',.-:. q 4 ,.. 1 ... 0. : - ..- ~,,,! n • Nit. l'Arne'p Qu'innla/3 yr .. .; 7, , r, i ;15. .1. .. 4 JAI .11-a Npy”..in u s NI t:1•:,,iw.;1./.ll's Asrootivils,.age•d, s.t. 13111 2 I). of Itu.liiii(r, ()stoat, .i v ,, z4st. 711.).-. • , 3 A to, i ag , t (1 , 4i,41 ,, ,a--5 : o 'a.4 ,31- ",k.finodetii-5 Pi 4 i.gtit Osman. Alf t,:r deal brat, 6 tu .5 on o.litati—,s to 2 agst kzulitul4--• 3 to 1 apt Aiintaleusb ' • --i-• - ' • ' , ' PLI):,. , Tlll.l,tilSc!.. .• • ii.oC — ltisitit .:-4' l/I -'' "--- star t ed ~,, qv' a (T.—,,A m ,, t 1 yes ! , tlrday trio; idol , a,..t. _four o'c.nek; au;Lat his usual hour Orhreakfastit'at . eight u'eto,.li, itt.. had wr.- formed itijuileto;oll47-teii,- 22 ; at (ii orer, ten iiii , i. pities iift . ex: mid to/ri'cl,,':i.'; : it v sct ()I - at;aiir . i.tt . rwO, and itC . 44a1:0,, pa .t si'ven la , t , night, had finished 50 . m iles 2' dertLl-14 rods - . in. this in;IR-1, it has ,..... been a gyre r e( 1 1 t ll'A t : I ., Ai.Elt , i; ill he allowed_ the number Or..riVids'.ill tacit tlit performance, which h e n f a y k - , between his st,,ii ing. post mid his quarters at t h e Cossack publie 7 ho us e, which will eventually be'soene ludo; to add to those that lie daily corupretes on .the course. . As kV c Ore , liCted, the new re; ' :ipc" • for drawing custoMers to Taverns is coming into general , . use : • . . .. " A Getillehian of. Bristol has itudertaken f-n a consider able wager to walk 1000 miles in -20 days. Tae spot tixed on by him is the Crown lim,. , Saitford, on the road between Bristol and Bath.. Mr. Cartwright, th e l an dl or d o f t h e Intl, is now prepari n g a Bras el walk of one w il e i n circumference on hisgronnds f v r the purpose." `.` Fos est al; ?loste doceri," says the adage : 13r.m, NAPARTE had hi; Votlig . eu'r•, Sic, and, here i, il fj:!e opportunity for our Coiminand,r in Likiel 10 raise a force of illarchein4. Good IleaYcn ! 11 7 .11;it might not the Duke of Wki.LINGToit a6cotppiit.h with.. an army which would march you het wee!' fifty and sixty tulles a day for a month together. •l he wonderful celerity of his pait actions.would sink into nothing. We: should hear of a skirmish its the Low Countries..one week, and in the Ukraine anotlitr ! We pray the Duke of Yoilk, who has -already done soinuch: L ts? rendet: our Military the finest in the world, to take this matter into his serious cons.ideratiOn.- • N. B. The Sutilers would, dE cati:se, continue to provide !or the men gratis, audthus a snrpriz ing economy creep into the CriminiAsariat. R E L A N D. DYBLIN, Nor. 1.-On Monday evening, about halt-past seven o'clOek „as of Bray, was cowing into town in one of s !IIS,OWO chitises, near Mr. Ow vEE's, • at about ten feilows _rushed across the road.i.ing..endeavoiired to stop the carriage : the drivel-, fiy his exertions, frustrated this ottinipt—:-and the villains beintzdisoppointed iit effecting the robbery, fired font shots alter the car :iage, very fortunately wit hootthe 'stnailest :ninry to Mr.QUJN two of the shots the'springs of the chaise. • 0:t Thursday last Captain D'Alton, and a party of the Cavan Militia and Ito!is Castle Yeomanry, proceeded th Killalo, in the enmity of Clare, where they found concealed in the ground, several large timber trees, moStly ash ; they also took up five, muskets, a horse flints; and is simnding , horn. • - :r• The. Steward of IV. Lottgworth, .Esq. of Garry Castle,:within less titan .a wile of Athloac,•on the Wesrincttal Sid'e 4 was on Wednesday right •fired at in his house, by a party of 'w - erl-a tined illthans, and dangeroudy wounded in several places. The good condnet of this young man, and , his fidelity to his master,, are the reasons assigned for this dating and wanton,y,ntrage.-1 re had been solicited to unite himself with it party of Abuse midnight murderers; C4ltieCarders,' and h a d re fused, preferring to expoi4444 life tts the a , sassin's arm, rather than engage in the tithiribus system to which he had been invited. . . CURIOUS Fox Hotgr.Mti Satutday* I. is t the hounds belonging . .to the Ne;vry Thiot started a fox at Titulary. Aftera short cha,af, lteynaid il sue appeared, having cunningly intituited a turf stark,, on th e top or which he lay ,dowri Fiodlog himself at last perceived by one of the hounds, he left his retreat, closely Efs'tied by the pack Being again hard p.re...t.s.vi,v , he ta i l 'op a •sioue ditch,. from 'which he sprang on the roof of Mt adjoipiug cabin, and inotintedpp,o,OcellioaleYtoP4 From that.elevated situai r- iiin looked all aroma 'hint, as if earefullyeeouttottering the contingent:- my. A . cuuniug old hound 'approached, and hay iitn gaiUed the sunimit' of the rool, ..had 'already seized the fox in imagination, ‘vheu Ilevua - td dtupped down theschnnuey, like a fallen star to draw-well. The dug looked wiStMlly•dmi , n the . dark opening, but dared out pursue the fugitive. Meantitne, Whilst the humid eagerly inspect ing' the smoky orifice of dire chilancy, iteynard, halt enrohol in soot, - had fallen into the 1 , 1) oi ut old woman, who, surrounded sty a 11 umber of chil dren, was gravely stook ng her I ;ipe, not at all ex pecting time entrance of this 'ahrupt visitor. " Emi /adh-deouit.". said the affrighted female, as sne thretsotu her the black red quadruped. Rey nard grinned, growled, and shelved his fano— and when time sports1111:11 who had ecttred the door, entered, they found hint in posses s i on o f the'kitehen, the old woman and the Children nay ktig 'retired, in terror ot tile invader, to an oh. §eut'e corner of the room. The fox was takW. aliV'e. • . . • AItNIY tv ir , tvxNls:- 1 1,44 Week, thg 'frond Militia friiir ' atedii•Ont DoTy . in 'three divisions t o r • • 'S'auti'd,iy last, tur - ufaiti holy of he . . . 97th wits inspected the liAreacks of c • • tti , „ • Witter;oktu•nyAiajCil'-(Gtitefal Sn Wm. 11Y4i-ETT.. • ,• • IRISH BANKKUPTS. Patrick Irttit, of Charley-We, in the County of Cork, to hatctinist, to surreinter on the 4th and fith day; of Noreniber next, and on the tith day of Deceluber foliowing, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon on each of 'the said dayl,at the Royal Exchange, 'Dublin. I'enrote Watson and John Pe'irnie:Watson, of the city of Waterford merchants, to Surrender on the 4th and Bth days of Not ember next, and oft the r,th.day of I)ecenier following, at the hour of two o'clock in the alteration oil each of the said days, at .the Royal Exchange, David Bell and Thomas Bell of Groat Britaiii•street, in the city of - Dublin, grocers, to surrender On the Is; ~1 „ of November nett, and un the. id of Decemi,: . •;',, vt two o'clock in theliftersioan, on each Of tilt: Royal-Exchange, Usblin. C.liscles Lilly, of the city of earpelter, to . iurren. der on the tsr and N:ivember nest, cember it the hour of two airlo c k in t on each of the "aid flays, al the Royal Exclia'l4,e, Minna. (:arrett W. Pilsworth, of. Nasittii-lt rect, iu the,City of Duttliuy woollen-draper, to sUrrentlce on tire Otlt and 7th d.ivs of Noremher next; and on the it h day of Decenibtr at the hour of two o'clock in the atteriloun Oil each of the said dap, at the Royal 111. , " 1 1,