The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

p ,, stooti6l. ho ‘. The Trar e lk r a!)on' Parig." N o . V. T o - m orrow. • • J • Aftr, TI , `'l" •, •, • • 11.-137,`S • •. t-Irrrtrice, 1 7 1anderc, r7t , errrle 'rsna , 2 iiamb nuhlin, wzit,Tfn,d . isl) on: 2 G " ttn iiP r g h ' ilrgh, 1 }lonian& . PRI('F. (Y; ~::', : ocKs a t ii, - s t , , 'NAIR n.ky AT rm-r..vr: .'CI ICN. , cli a• • •• . : '4, 4i, n lc, 63. Rs. di- Per Cent. R e d. c• I • Dnr 0 , mt. ,r. - ::,,,.!,,, i . 7';;;1,, Se. sg. t 1 is. i • - , ent. (,„, q 56 , i niniiilrrn, G-1 . / pr. ''; he r Cpnt,. sl mt "PPrroi lt 5. , . . ' .. -, • 0 ,,, n. PA..; °Wt . . q 4 17. lc_ ~ , • ...,1% Ann. 84i i C' , ,nc. fur Octuber, 56ii. s, " 11, L. Ann. silllt Sti o 'l4 Areratrt Price nf Brown or Mnccorado Cngar, may from the Renirnc made the Week ending the Gtli mdy of September, 1815, I z..9{( 1 . .per cwt. lilQll • To) ; llT„ rti . • - A'l' 1,07..T.v.)7\ r • mr.47 inirmtes ifter 7. I Ereninz, 1§ tilimil ~,ter 8 -- -_ L TIM 1 / 4 411X - ,p --- 7-• , .......,...___ J 1 1 N 3,11.E1., (pun . rAtArg AUDEAT Li) NT DON , sEPTE BE R 11, 1815. . - I!) i'S e „ th e „,1 Edition 01 , s at „•,li t y we announc e d . eipt of Paris Papers' of th e 6 t h, and ore a o '‘lirinl3 V q their intelli gence. Since that pt.- "'I zid the jtn truals of the 7th and Sth have arrive d, 3'inplv us wi Ivill he th a v ar i ety of extracts, which found under the usual head. The French • flil'as d eclin e as the phantom of peace, raised by tit Paris :hall: pre ss, recedes into the distance, and the i Yof a'eivii war • advanees to occu py t h e fore ' g ' 9 ". ,. e. It is how said that the Treaty N-v-)11' be . ;11 "illin ‘ nitic "t'ed on tile: opening of-the Chambers tile 25t1i. It ;nay be , io, if it is concloofellThe-,,- .orethat,Lite. Thi., Rebd c am p at biers , r "9 . he rt!aAe(l lii force, anti i 3 about i it appears to be full. 1411 :; ; f'ii.li 'e •arrnv of T ilat de , cription reputed to . , e 1 (.1- • ", Cevennes is tared at 36.000 well. No :nail '. (II" refit envies Paris fr!iin Nisues for•the last two t aYs• tlt 6irashttrg there ieems . to have been some' tniill'ltuary acti-dan.reroits pr(icee`rings;the (I.iiTS..‘ t'llilded 1.1.001) refusin.7 tO`in - arch until,d3ey 1- A' e C' -- lle heir.arre‘ars. A levy has been: a,:sessect apcnt t t ell Y to nicer thii, demand, and it i.3leported , • Botile.hri••:ands'will depart in. Peace' • 4 ak i i ,'''. extraordinary' movements are detailed as . 111.14 b l s pi.ace Cl the frontiers of Turkey. Sery•' 4t)-(l;linial•id are in arnis—the Porie is arming— are , -.45(1.41 (In one side, and Russia on another, l 'i t 'l l s' n ll-'l4lill g forces to observe these 1-o easures.— he ri : e -lea n tinlc, the hardy :Nlontenegrins, nutri pro- lla 1-I'ooo then have seized Ragusa, and QI N s! '' ' !hell' Ecclesiastical Warrior, Sovereign of 4 4ti ;Ate' T urkey is thought to favour this re ev,iit nil' Upon the whole, the aspect of these 01411,2c.4(13 Ils to anticipate some remarkable . , t in the South of Europe. .l'l,, t . . f u ,. , o lPer or A . tu,. „ .. nLEXANDER has , - virand Ist .. quitted Paris la t h e t,), . e‘tew at • Venus„ These Re _ but is to return 41 ew 3, it l 's of the ensuing week. i'e 'Pin•pn3„si.' e4 sY to perceive, have . more important qt ol 14 contetnplUtio„ than the incl.v Nitade Ahith: 8 . 'rile ilmnense mass of Austria" a f"lce itl (lit sllti(lel., this Pretence, are to be assembled ;eit es , mie lt! ' .of Franee, will Hot do more that t4 inc e ,. dreadrii.l spirit so manifest in these I IY a pi , tet, anders frail '• 4 1 this morning it i s "'Ned tis;,.. . receive X414114,44:11 titiningen i s t o b e razed. Aei: ;tll tit i Sit xrln 11 °f 300,000 dollars has beets leviedth e 1(.1 Tr / . (') provide for the sustenance Of t it st. °()Ps, tnarehing throu g h that: C0(111'137. 111 rired that m (I. 'at the Alsatians oontintie to'be very '44t ;14`)sed towards the Allied rtmops it, lietees "inee• Thev sent fi fteen 41t.,1 F b. ri , ' fortum: I:: 1- '' • 4 ll lne to a requisition d Th%llll,t,il 1)4 , it was returned and they were e i r N . to furnish a better commodity.— tt 4 'K of ''t S t!, 41 , the I.VE'rup.itLANns Visited Ghent on ti ., l tisi lisli l' G il), and was i•eceired with great en "le •t: on'ti •-• • • by . taliq le Rh, his Majesty proceeded 16, -t o iv,. il,`l4lll,„iir. .loges and Ostend. The approach- 1 r tt t Jo' tition at Brussels will be very siylentlid.l 44rtit;o1) tits ; Brussels renoud its, that • ' the last luau- 1 t ql , i. 4t lirliSleli wa ( lint o f F RAN CIS 11. Ern- Nit N A k y,, t , i , • . .s I l'as at - A ' who came expressly from Vienna. /tirluittt nit' end of. April 1 794. The Archduke, t l:ill b e 4 l. l e l_l t`vn othe r Archdukes were pre -.en!. h., "14rkQ(1 by the' Historian,- that wl!eP! lii.i!'llevror L, f l. l l l iti i;tl or cIIACIS Was inaugurated, the fat 1 , ritirs 17P4 had just commenced lipoolitli". '''''t ' " ( I that ; % lel * tw o th e French armies- • entered ,i-...'t ~,liticellll"ntils and a half after this event." Lfi'vli it'llit,„4.°l4e 2:eltung; after a krig article, in it 1 1 , LI , 'tins great desert iOlis - from the troops ,: tt ot I),:; j e t r i.. ll . !line, and allude s to the unsettled , t 1 11414,t64 ' 4l and commercial affairs, owinl.r, to !,14ti• e4llllore of the new' ho„ les in th"t te t ' `)tielaft ,i,...ts:ini, .0 ((chil e With the following, whir 4 i 5 k [ :It .....6 1 Ike tritish Alanufactuter anti Aler-i , %t n , 1'41t,, oles 1 1 - . 3 41:ti ~` 141 cloths rival the Etigli,b,i ; lin Ptintcd cottobs We Ore before the 4 No account or ti)e Jamaica Fleet thi3 morning, except that.one of them, the Preston, :thltEasoN., hound.to London, lost her main and inizen masts Burin; the 'gale on the 9th ult. Three sail from die Li!eward Islands, _bound to Bristol, arrived fit'that port yesterday. The let ters do not mention 'when or where they sepa. rated from the Fleet. The Ear! of,COVENTRY has innited the PRINCE REGENT, who is now at Itag!ey, to:pass a few days at Combe. The PRINCE REGP,DIT will arrive . at the Mar• quis .of I VINCIIESTEIC S to-morrow ilr'ZVeth►estlay. The Right Hon. 11; ADDINGTOW.arrived in town this dity,. and -Came(' his....st-Azi,on at thi Home Department. The LegislatLire having abolished the Assize of Bread, irr.order to . .afford the adva wage, a coupe tion-in the-sale Of this prime necessary of life, it is with aslonishment tre learn, that the IYardens of the Baiters' • Company intend . to fix a weekly assize themselves, and thits defeat the Act of Parliament in the most shameful manner. This tve may warn them will not be submitted to. " We mentioned. otr Saturday that Lord CASTLE REAGH had met with an OCCi(ient, and we rejoice to, learn, by oar Dovcr letter,. that according to •the' latest accounts hisl.ortiship's recovery goes on rapidly. The following are the particulars :—. Abouit half past five o'clock, on the sth instant,' as bird CasTLEaRaGn was walking in the Champs Elys6es, a led horse passing .by launched out . against him with both his legs, and struck his I„ordship . on the two thighs, just above the knees.' The contusion on one limp is considerable. Ou Saturday morning, the Duke of MsoKLEN BERG, accompanied by Mr. WATS - ON, Major Po- TEN, and Baron SCII MAPLENS lEt went and viewed . St. Paul's Cathedral, and from thence proceeded by water. to Greenwich, to see the Hospital, Docks, &c. . Yesterday morning the Duke of ATECKLEN- . BERG took an airing in the Regent's Park, and in the evening returned to hew to dinner. About four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, Go vernment gave titmice in the city, of their inten tion to pay otf immediately the Exchequer Bills, dated Apgnst and September„ last year. Louis XVIII. impressed with a sense of the ,benefits which Frauee must derive from an uni versal education,, has confirmed to Mt. MARTIN a bui,lding at Paris,, to be appropriated as a model at :M I for 400 boys; and at Bourdeaux they only Wait the retail; of tranquillity to establikli a model school, from which masters may be supplied to other•towns in the South of France. Great uneasiness and some irritation have been excited at Bayonne, by the advance of the Spanish at my, tinder the Count of BISBAL. The: Mayor , announces that he is au th or i se d to repel forte by force... It is not itriprobable that the insurt ection :try movements of the reloels under- GILLY and TESTS were what determined the King of SPAIN • to send ibis armies across the frontier.. • - A circurnstanee'vehich does not very well coin cide with the expected departure of the Russians from France, is, that a considerable nut»ber of troops of that nation have lately- entered France Oa their Way to be reviewed in the phsins of Vet-- tus. They bring with them, it iN said, large flocks of sheep, companions _that they have probably picked up by. the way. Lord MELVICLE visited Huslar on Saturday moroitig, for the purpose of allotiittga spot. upon which it is intended to erect a building for the re ception of 100 Lunatics. His - Lordship, however, it •is understood, did not finally determine upon the situation. The Editor of The Aaigtf(lican says, " We would beg of any of t h e f r i ends of Louts XVIII. to explain what appears a strange inconsistency of conduct.. MoNcEy was a short,tim e time back erased frorn'tbe list of P eers b y the Kin g , b etanse . he had taken his seat among the Peers of BuoNa- PARTE ; and yet this very man, thus stigmatised, is appointed to preside at the trial It a man whose . grsilt was of the same nature, and but a shade derper than his own. Last night Air. Ptmc, .Sir CUARLES SAXTON, Biwn,sr, and Mr. DICKENsoIc, sailrtl !'or Holyhe:nd. This . morning Air. O'CoNriE . Lt. left tow-1 i i the stage coach !or Cashel, on It-is wtty,. as we understand, - to the county o Kerry. Mr. LtowlLi., we believe, remains yet in town.--= (Dublite Curesneindent. Son/. 1 .1 English, wlio for %rant of dent and rOt: these fire or six years have remained nine!) beilli e ul in the pre-,. Patation azd in the patterns. In this -respect I 'rnssia has made an inv;dnalile ac pi in our provinces. The • great evil is th . e, frontiers., which were fixed in Vienna vt:ithout propei . attention, and nre not yet settled. • This is •piirtiettlarly the case oti. th:e. ~s1(16 .of Belgium and On - the Side:" of Bk:l:siitn the most unpleasant • collisions ariseAvom c;t-- conistao se •that the: opposite—teri•itories run four . . or 6ve times into each other., Besides,this, the Prussians often have the manufactories, the Bel- . giums: the materials, arid the contrary, which causes much embarrassment. It is. to be wished that in the negociations at ° Parrs these .defects may he corrected." Private letters from Parjs, received this day, state, that the Inhabitants of that Capital are in high spirits, under the idea that a part of the Allied Troops are about to withdraw; but it is difficult to conjecture upon what grounds they have formed such an expectation., p o E 1111 V. B fiIASNI* Oli'.teeiss,e - in the . lrest?ninsier List olf t7w Sithscription.s for 'Me atcrloo S;ferers, a Cp,ntrisutionArleardod by- ide• Deade: The foes who lite hefote us fled, Must now feel quite confounded, When they behold a Doctor Deadc,. •)slo.ipthe wounded. , • • . • . . . The followibg eurinns • Epitap . lt may b e serir the. Chitreli 'yard of. a villag e i n E s s ex, a shout . ditande .-frtho :(.7tielnis ford.,.angraved on the tomb-stone of a maiden Laity ; r _ • •-• "My life is done, 7 4 4 As fr om tili;iAtone you -t. • Live,well, that God may, when you die,' Grant yogi his leave to.,tie mitkMe." . ` . • • ARRIVALS AND ,DEvAtiTlJitg-i.'.:4 DERATITURFS FROM 'LONDON. Lord •Petersham, funn St. Jaines'.s • for the coat of lii father, the Earl of • tiarin;iton . ,* fix Derbryin-e Lord Derby, for Suffolk; 6apterfiury ; ward Croher, isd, to Ireland the" •E7ftrl and Conntess of nardwielie; for Cambridge : Sir .lenpisbn and I l ady Gordon, fur Paris. ARRIVAL, IN •LONDON*. Lord and Lady Byron. at the Albitray; Captain Gronow, tet Regiment of Ginirdi, at Fenton's 'Hotel; WINDSOR, SEPT. 10. 7 -On Friday the Dtrke' of Yonx arrived at the Castle front London, and the Duchess front Oatlands, it being her MA JESTY'S wedding day. • WEYMOUTH. SEPT. S —An interruption has lately !al:eft place to our gaiety, in consequence of the indisposition of ber Royal Highness the Princess CummoTTE of WALES ; but we are happy to say that she is-considerably better, and in a few days we 'anticipate to see her pursuing her accustomed circle of amusements. Tug THEATRE. —The season .commenced on Saturday at Drury-Lane Theatre, with the Comedy of John Bull, and the Faree'of The Adopted Child. The only change in the performance was the as= stmtption of Shuffleton by WALLAcx, instead of DECAMP. \VALLACK IS a very promising- young Actor, but he did not hit off the humour of the part, which was Pot sufficiently prominent in fa shionable affectation. ' DOWTON, ,JOHNSTONE, Mrs. GLovEtt, and all the principal .performers, were well received as they respectively entered, The farce, which was written by the present Loan MAvoa, introduced Mr. KENT ill . tile character of Spruce. • He belonged to the Haymarket Theatre a few seasons. ago, and is an active andspirited performer. .- On the receipt, in Edinburgh, of the intelligence of the kattle of Waterloo, an old is was pas- . , sing.a crowd assembled to read one of the bulle tins put up by the Magistrates, on . (vhich she ask- , l ed, " What's that ve're a' looking at there, folk I . ". Site Was told it was an account of a pzeat victo:.. ry gained Over BUONAPAHTE. ~ She then asked -when that happened, and Weing told on Sunday,..l -she exclaimed—" Sm4ty ! say ye : . the black- ' • guard ! he ne'er m!mled - Sunday, but a troth, he'll I no forget it now !" C.plibi-EXCFJANGF., SO.PT. ha 4 a few arrivals this mornin g , principallv .7 % . vith Wheat from Essex and fienr, tine samples of. which sated rea•• di-47 at the prices of Friday. , rine Barley _supports its price; the same may be said of Boiling l'ef.ei Fine Oats sold on quite aS good terms as on last day : in'ife . an s and 'other kinds of grain there is no alteration. Foreign VVlieat Fine ditto - Eng-lish [llea Fine ditto - Rye • - Fine.ditto - liarlry - Fine ditto - 48s. 60s. —63 i. —s, 435. 60s. - 70,. —s. 305. 32 , 345. —s. 20s. 225. 295. Fine Grey Pease :•-• 405 . , —s•• l'ick Beans - - 295. 351 . , Okl ditto - : 445. 37. Sinai! Tick Beans Qns. Ohl ditto - • fi7S. 425. Feed M4s -17 s. 19s, Vine ditto - '23+. 255. Poland ditto - -17 s. 19i. Fine ditto - +295. Potatoe ditto - — s . --Rape Seed '29!. 221. pet last. Fine ' , tour - 551. 60;. Serf - olds - 51 k. 55+. is day's Maritet was amply sit - he of Cattle-,iii-otliorre Malt' r - 565. 595. oe ditto - - - 69 5 , , whit,pease (boilers) 365. 381. Fine ditto. - - 7 Grey Peas. , - - :12q :164. SmrThirlCl.n,, SEPT. 11.— hi plied with prime Beasts, a:;(1 tl spects was consider:o l k ; were cheaper; .Mutton and Par the trade in g'eneral was totes Hay-niArltet Were pretty lirel svaS 'dearer; -Reef And 'Lamb rk supported last prices ; and rally g nJ. The sales in the ANSWER 7Q THE IMI:STLf.'•,Ir77IOM TONI'CIII/Sl3 'TO Why, how now, friend CFCT7 . I3 , , thl,u fi IknewyoU co:1161302, I ne'eltill this moment heliered you crinlii write, 'TiS very well knownyon•re A reonfote-S'park•,- Arid ,thit mure readF;tsrtq..ir.). k v ni4rk. othirgh with vain- pen you hare :jtroyl yt;urseirglih,:' .Yet now yop hare taken the wrong war fn fib. I Vic'; a Ma-. down!—'tis a Be:, nnster Catists: ,‘ 'Mention rfritan,; e?f' tt.t, Tho i ttgValwars of fighting he made streh a ftiss. ..47t 4 ,9i5/.546t, riot with poison and blade, And. Millions were murder'} in leis fancy trade. He fought not for hormnr, but pow'r, Tom, and pelf; And lie fought by Myrmidons, screening himself.. You never could find.that he , kept. to Ids rimr— And, suirotintled by Seconds, he'er ventur'd effli t, , He'd not 6t-ht sing l e7ltanded..hot shielded by those, Anti his kits 'wereg9 /*out, that mankind were his foes: At length, before lIMPIRES; the Tinffia,p was brought— They treated him better by far than they ought- - 'T,ere right had tho hang'dhirn, 1)4 10! Of that, They gave him a place to lire quiet—how flat He swore to be pecefitl—but rt'er - iiiintiA' an oath, Add G—, or the Devil, he laughs at them hi;th. Peescap'd from his sheltertu plague folks again, But again he was caught,iantl'ought yoU to complain That the UMPI/113 no longer will trust to his word ? Why you, Master CRUM, would not be so ibsurd--, He pretended he came : to us. freety, hut no— We knew rather better than stand to that If he could hare eseap'd, be had not been so silly, And spite of his tricks he was seiz'd ?ally ,ti//5, Then would you once more smith a fellow set free, Who would kill von, his friend, just as soon as kill Me— No—at last he is dOwn, and should 'still be kept under, Nor he let loose 'again, Tom, to murder and plunder. You talk of the milling on Watetibo's day, When WELLINGTON'S facer soon drove him away— Yon talk of the blood that i 0 lakes came from slaughtct— Why blood was by him no more valued than water-,- Anti yet you the monster again would lqlonse, Who blood would in rage or iii wantonness ;nice!" . No—no—Master Catsw, you may spare ink- and breath, We shall, keep him in wind, till he'sffitor'd by old DEi t Tll. Vide 2lforniiti; Chzoniele of Saturday last. NAVA NEWS. DEAL; SEPT. 0.--Cant nown from the River • the Nelson, for NOrfolk, Virginia, and Volun .teei-, for. - Bourdi;ank and Martiniqn e ; the Dex te.rOuS slob') of war;with ( 1 / 3 Eli:it - go' seanien front Liverpool and lreland, and remain ansoent sloop of tvar from tlitt. WesttVard, and sailed for the liiveV to be paid off.—Wind S.W. • PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Came in his Majesty's ships ;11ebrilS and Levant. Sailed his Majesty's ship bisp'keh to the Westward. I'E.HATskouTH, SEPT. o.—Arri ved the Daniel and William ,packet from Havre. Sailed the De 17.lyde! - , FEREitt, for Ant werp.—Wind westerly. .. , irt'i:lrtrbtions through our home departments are : :?.o.take''pinee immediately, and the•greatest sys :tem of economy observed. The discharges front 'o l e. l ii: e n a l a t Woolwieh 'have commenced, and. will be adaptcd•in other'situations the instant the serviee will admit thererif. The yachts at Dept ford,:t which are 'appropriated exclusively to the •Iloy a l Family; are' . paying off in Common with all ot her' Sliips.: .., . The esq?.lishnient of guns in the frigates. ;sloops, and gmn-brigs'employed on.hotne service, (Iltring peace, has been . altered as follow :—Fri-. e eates e) - 1. A1ie.38 . . 36,. aid 32 gun, class ; to .carry,,- la IS-pounders tin the ripper fleck. Ships 0f,22 gwm class, to hi - lye 14, 32-ponuder earronades,ori :Aie . .-fipper-ileek,:--an(1.:t.W? . 9.-Potind ers on the guar ter-tieek. Ship.sloops; withaw quarter-deck am& forecastle, to Ift-tye-ftluaecti 32's and.t wn 6 pound .er.,. The larizest: . .class of ld,rig's to have twelve guns ; the ni•xt : ten. ; ) and the smallest eight-- namely, six Iti-pounderS, and two siNes. Al!. ships fand vessels going abi•oad, are to proceeit , :with .their full arnianielir,• 2•. . . INDIA. -Calcutta Journals have arrived to the end of They contradict the report mentioned in, those previously received of the suspension of hos tilities in NePaul, and.contain details of the fur ther successes on the part of the Company's CorriL, manders t The fort of Taraghtir surrende re d O a the IMI of. Februar y, to Colonel Cooper's de tachment, and the garrison became prisoners of %var . . yolonel Kelly Karl succeeded in establishing hiran'tOn t h e Jumpta hill, and the speedy fall of Joinpiat.?litir was conceived to he a necesary con sequence: --- ft was reported that the Rajah of Bel:- la,spoor;"Whei had hitherto adheted to,the fortimek of the Goorkalts with nnexampled per Severance, began to waver ; and that a few Goorkalis had de serted to our army.. A body of plunderers front! the•• Nepali( country :had entered the district of Buchawer; and burned a number of the villages. They were, hoWever, finally,drivelkback by a bo(1 of volunte e r s assembled by a Mr. Cummings. Unt - mei' Sing was closely blockaded. in Mallow!), tit General Ochterlony. In the night of the 4th. of January, an infamons attempt was tirade on the life of Major Houghsedge by an assassin, etu_ ptoed for the purpose by the Goorkah Chief.--: rThehvililkin contrived to get within the lines, and actually entered Major Rough Sedge's tent, but the Major being fortunately .absent, he carried off the Major's pistols, and produ - ced theta in die Goorkah camp, as a proof of his having endea voured. to accomplish what lie had undertaken : In a second attempt, be was taken and pat in irons. 4)ff rite 2d of February, Lieutenant Tho mas's, post at Mood wasiee was attacked_ by frOin 1501) t 0.2000 Goof-1;1)s. Atter a .desperate con= t.est,dnr.ine:. which they hnrned the stahling and huts erected by the stn7ants and camp followers, they were repulsed with the loss of 30 men left (lead oti . the field;..besides several wounded s.oners,.,and a pri— great many more h ounded and- slain, who'm timr . carried away. Lieutenant ThoinaS cut. down three:Goorkabs with his owtt hand.... On the liritish si k , •five se pays were killed-and Wounded--sorrie.9l Ih e latter .sinee fteacj fhere were besides several of the camp f(r1;. general pronio t ion his taken. place act t arjny of lindia . Orders hale ,zrcive'ttlfit i t fvr the tee-foster, Of the Dutch. • f .Orts t q;tbe of'icers o f Of the Nether.; • lands. • MktA,NC.HOLY• EFFECT OF FRIGFIT.---A poor.tvontany wA)(1„1)od . 5 . 11 tnother of 18 chiLlren, fell a vivtint-iii the following fut'al instance ;—Orr 'N_kotttiity",lll9rtiinFlast, in a hop-sg round, near Can= • tertiary,. a. boy jointed Horton, in 'takhig . a 'sack :upon ‘t•hicli a -bull dog %vas laying, Old animal sprung at his throat, bit llt e boy lifting. Iris hand , to protect himself, it seized a)(1 1;1- ceritted his arts ; when a ‘voirtan of the "tame ot 13t•ocrks was Sc! much affected by the sight, it o u t onicefting tli t the thus, atia , !,ed ivtis het.• own son, that fire clrculAtion of .11, 1 . bl o „, 1 It : as imp e.t. k.d....16„1 . , t ,t1e :died in cOnsetimence the hext tirirtlitig: She was the wite of a poor labit t i :ci , in Canterbury, had been the Inotltur ut eighteett childrett and lit lvtt Scvelis ttic vounee,t • Srrr ALtjesty's pArt.. I . l et the lill'eVi!",,s.ter., ' ‘ C4ptaii . t arri v ed Iris morn -41-gy. after.ifleasa in prt , sage, with the lEtrchio-, ;.'es44*Of botysi t IRE . , the Baroness d e nosttAct-t, and tie garl of tiI'PL3R , OS§ORY. .All the passen gers from France eonettr in stating that it would be very unsafe for the Allied Powers to leave Vraoce'iO• its pre*ent owtettl e d st4tv ; a civd war is carried the of France ; Lord CAS TLEREAGIi received a very bad kick from; 8 horse, Kitt , 7: uy tile laSt accountsiroru Mr. IiAm:E.ToN; tic is doing welF. P.;ti.i,IOUTH; SEPT. S.—Arrived yesterday the Caroline, AirrcuELL from London for Trieste ; ‘ - va aboard of last nighi; off the Deadinan, by the selrOOl'ier Gl.l E from Neath for DartiOntliHadeii culni, and irnmeditely Crelvsaver(_—~)itlrrsh ave reached here to-day for the Duke of Kent packet, COTEi woRtH; to sail with mails for Coiunna and. Lishon.—Wind S. S. E. fi -1