The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-11 00:00:00

CROIIfWELL AND BONAPATE. THE situation of BONAPARTE, Usrtrp:r of supreme,- pow,er of France, after .the, .King perished on the scaffold s and when the Heir of tli Throne and the Princes ,of. the Blood are in exile; naturally suggests to the mind, ,Ca.omw the Usurper of England, after our Sovereign had. been rtirdered, and when his .Heir and family, were iri banishment. Between men ading in similar cir.l cuipstances we arc apt to imagine a likeness of claa. . fader which on close examination will be found not • to exist. ,CitOlstWlrL.l. and BONAPAETE both rose (non bailable conditions to the highest exaltation in the . Countries to which, they respedively her longed.. Both sacrificed every principle• of justice to attain the elevation at ,which they aspired, and both assumed every disguise that conduced to the attainment of their :purposes.--In lawless ambition and versatile hypocrisy the Englishman and the Corsican agreed- bur in thei.plitber. qualities 'herd will not be discOvered many, points at resemblance. Let us considet the two Usurpersin their progress . to greatness, and their. respeCtive conduit after they .4 had , reathel the desired pinnacle. , Though consummate hypocrisy eventually became s sulking feature in. the.charafier of Ctsofawett., he was not originally a Proteus, ha slid not always bend. to the predominant Party, • he never professed himself the votary of STRATFORD or LAUD ; he even proposed to abandon his estate and 'country rather than submit to Civil and Eceleshisticalethit, mantis of which he disapprovee. Bad as he wash there must have been som e . degree of sincerity in his profession of opinions for which he was willing to .relinquish his • property And native land. BOgAPARTt, on the other band, from his outse t in life, with, sorifeeia impartia/itl, tlhered to the Pgrty which for the time. 'was uttermost. When he entered the Army . , the King his master was at its head ; him he very strenuously served until his _power, was degraded ; then he was the (pally faithful servant of the National Assembly; under the first Constitution : transferring his fidelity, he nett stuck close to tbe 'l3arssortmts, - and their 'General DUSIoURItR i until Powerappeated likely tics ytave thei, and he then thought it was MO time for him to leave theM also: To Run ispi E R RE he adhered as long as fortune adhered ; with no less eagerness he devoted himself to the successors of that monster ;, and became a prime favourite with I,E eAUX. Hitherto he had achieved nothing. `which; may adtgit Adyentuter might not have ac. complishedby mere' dexterity.. with_very moderate abilities . l'o corn - piece his tylinining, lit eyoused,a,col-oir inistris, and diet-, Ay l'ibtaineo ;.,the connnand of the Army of Italy. His achieve_ ments,, there, w ere those of a desperate itivestturer • that would run' every Hazard 'for boOiSt,ilithei than of. a, .viiire Gaueral. Front'ltaly'and 'other scenes of gradation, atter ,abandoing.his Arip ri li, 'tet creed to "PaKs, and by courting the prevailing 'l),lrty 'there, at a fsvooralife - 'Crisis, he obtained the su prettlechniman;l. ' ' etbsitiviett girdled his Usur pat' l 4 by a regular.fiyetantrof able lniqoity, carried ,en . himself,' and did . nor merely pup octe t . the er 'sheiti deft of callers: -' He islitained an ascendancy, ',lnt by &Mowing 'bar' by showing himself able to lead, ' Though at' lottp.ttvo unacquainted with , arms; he rit forty.fivei•WaS the first genera! of ''the' flat ; and by the union of energy and Skill obtained a vittorr 'which' decided . the - contest.—. 'Owing risen to the head of •the limy,: by mere "teurage and , eapacity, ' his 'farther, progress was . ()Wing to his superior talents exerted in profound though svieked p , fl icy. 'His ulfiloyiNg ordinance, 'for preventing the union of civil and military influ ence in other leaders of • his party, that he might filraw• the whole !management, first of the Army, and • theteby of The State, into bis own vortex, was 'bd. tritons without question, but it was, the'iniqui ty of 'lofty genius, • not of trimming dexterity. The alii. city, vigour, and decision, lty which'he , overthrew the ParltaMenr, and subjugated his 'antagonists in every part of the empire, and the gradation of steps by which he obtained, first in substance, and after. 'wards in mime., the supreme power, . wilted the united soldier' and politician.--the man that was great . from the 'overhearing fines of intelied and soul. Such a' mien we must acknowledge Citomw IL t.,' however we. most reprobate his rebellion 'and nruir i iii, tiring- '. CoSttplite EitstrAtArts 'and him as soldkrs. Citomw 1 I,L, never finighr a battle that hi' did not ga i n ; besirgad t a,,town,ithat.haodid nut iapturf ; or invaded .a country Ahae.hx,stiti:not.subdqe. He,was not,the •-man to s rurtsway i wktljts great army from a handful .o . floystios,;,,, nip Ato engage his soldiers, in an extra vagant undertaking, iiiiil l .finding he c(ntld not sue celd, to leave, t,heto r in the lurch. Adi graceful' blot it ii: • in the: MS tory of England, that such alma) was sufle,red to be ruler 'of the country ; not so , s h a me m, i ir.e ft r, ,as it ; tbe:lie,ct , •tro a' bnoi from tine of their dependent, 15tartfis:, tihcizoiradation or Emgliiiimen would have. befii Ol t fi r qiiire , !militia; itig, if ilicy had borne the yhlZi Urlder — u beau/tan of 4114ritei. In the exercise of th . ,....mwer. which he had iio ailly t thoaah Fick7..:lly acluireir, - CitomsylLt dig:. ppyg”, , v, )4 ., , , , ". ,:- ~ 4 , 4 . •,, „, . oilfpr .i,tara l t),, .„ sgreat, 4. regard both , to Justice ant clemency as , his,uatirpoi „authority, t eould attOttibly . rrmit.." .c..,'ltp,hew n. 'Was often urged to a general . massacre of the Royalists, but with beirrtifl he rejefied such sanguinary counsel,. :He wonlii - Ot , tick at murder.vrhen it answered his ..purpose, but lit. did r) ,, t f o ll ow acioditbetl. as a 't aq.in!e: i!v.r , in no Jaffa or sick hospital , in his me.. "m(:)irs '',exiiktwst:i it Must he allowed, ' tris nag". ~ _ ...,i• . 9.- .. . •nanitnous, as well AS.. transeendant in ability. He had rico' childish violence,' or womanish fury sof tem. per ; lie was no blusterer or gasconader. LortA.. "P'AITE hats and tears and boasts, hut cannot. per. form ; . caw/1w tut, never threatened withatit.exe. Outing. Iri. - evety projea which' he undertook, he .' was suf:cessful; becanie,,, rike ,C. 41.42,., tie was alde, ' in' ' '''t' i • *-g ; Pi found , i , w ell as dex SS W ascii erpriztr trous. ca.;omw r 14, gave !au to m ostthe powerful . rl4ai' of kiiiol,e. 1.1 no country,dtiret they budge .11' ft;or. agair,sr the English usurper.: Spain aril France alternately rrtp.Ckled to his commands, and ocher 'PriwOrs complied with his regoisitinns : * flpmc vt ! 3c9. whereas the'C7rsiean Tyrant finds out Power far, beyond his efforts. OLIVER, both at home mut abroad, wis a robber, as well as NAvoirotra, but . not so incessant,in hiscleptedations. Property. was mutt less exposed to extortion and, peculation by the iuler and his minions under CIL,OMWELL o than BONArARTE and his brethren. OLlveit, AS well as gAtOLTONE itronld alio rob other countries, but hii attempts werrinueb more rare, though when made much more efficacious ; his ships ruled the sea, and plundered wherever he pIzased: i iNAPOLIONZ has still better will to robbery than the other, but with all his boasting he wants the p o wei. He cannot rob wherever he- pleases, firitpin, defies him arisl hit Plunderers. • . „ On the whole, fully admitting the great and ma. iniquities of CitoNtwELL,. we find. him much less iniquitous than BOtiAPARTE, and without that zest for butchery anti human . torment by which the Corsican is distinguished : and that the Usurper of England far surpassed the Usurper of France in capacity's magnanimity, and success. Oni ous native Villain was certainly a , much greater Mari than the defeated and fugitive Villain that has beeti imporred . to France from Corsica. Besides,Cßom. w5t..1., with the wickedness of a Villain, ,had:none of the base meanness of a Scoundrel. Though . CROMWELL was an able, proionnd, magnanimous, and successful man, we Taus )3R uroms, without despising, detest ,his memory, because, insteati,of Kerving he enslaved his Country: how much more ought Frenchmen to detest their foreigh, Tyrant, so far berondCaostwlLL in enormity, and so 'far behind him in the qualifications that tbually procure ascendancy over men. . . _ CUR TIMIS ADVERTISEMENT INSERTED IN 'TIIF CA.. .LIDONIAN MERCURY OF TUESDAY, :%IARCII 4, 1740!' That true Polly Rich, who was an "engaged ser. vent to the Right Flon. the Earl Of R--,.for one year, is. tun away ; she , is about. 18 years old, 5 feet 6 inches high, fine shap'd, bine ey'd, and black hair (Or not brown), long visaed, with a proper high nose, finely dresed .. with a brown cambler gown_ faced up with a brocade silk on a white ground, fineness, stays, and, all'iorts.of linen and cambrics, ' with the Earl's Mark. upon.most of them, especially. • the cambric handkerehiefit, being a large R, and an Earl'i cbronet over the head of it. , Ntlhatver gives .notioe , spf the said -Polly Rich, so as .she may he i t . : ttfrned to her right owner, may eall..at.john's Cof. fce.,hou,e,, or the. Eat of R- 7 —'s, at' r fltenham's ' ,140 in Bristow, and shall have two guineas of re_ ward, and no questions .asked ;,. til* 'cannot speak. .- s woe l , of Scots. or scarce understani• it ; s h e i s a looLt.tin girl, illi , i what they call ei Coektmj., dir Ttlesel,are.. ; fprther to give notice, that there i s a jaw froth. Piiity . 4.icw:, father, and ono, her. f roni Mrs.,,qarrycol, Which the Earl of . R.;-'-- will send her, if she will order how to direii chem.-11w, the letter from her parents i 4 most kind and : affec..: tiooate, with her grandfather acid . grandmother's love to Orr, Lit: wise now these are to give .notice, -if any body will inform of the said Polly' Weil, hoa ' a_ the l Said karl may see and speak to her, they shall haste five guineas l ii.! down : c: thetnimmediately there . 1 upon, and .the.beat security in Edinburgh for the' perfOrmance thereof. . As,also, if the said Potty Rich will returnr here service, she.shall be mo.t civilly re ce i ve d, a's if no' such, thing had h..ppened, and she shall have the five guineas of reward offered, upon her return, to dispose of at pleasure. . . Likewise MY Lord. R assures her, that she shill hive ten guineas more to go to London to her parents When she pleases. . . Or she shall return with my Lord R.— himself, upon Thursday se'nnight, who goes up upon an ap. peal, and must be there upon the 36th curt. as said is. And when she arrives at London, the said Lord' will give her-credit for ten guineas more,'as witat he owes her for wages, and a discharge from her service, if she pleases to return , to her parents, whh have wrote to ,her must lovingly and alfedionately. bivu—My Lo rd,desires Polly Rich , To mind My Lord R—'s /itt/t fish. SwrNot.tß.--About a fortnight. ago, h genteel looking young - man,.assuriting the natricr•of Major. Hart, Went. to Greenock, .ttrid embarked oh 29th ult. as a passenger.on board the Mary, Steam styvwhich sailed next day for. Charleston. He said 'that his -motherls name was Wolfe,, and that he was nephew •te the late4Lord Kilwaytilen ; that he was in Dublin on the day of the insurraaion, but left it that even. ing. , .His' business, to America war to look, after an estitte, in the neighboathoOd of Philadelphia, left him by an uncle, and likewise a small - property of; hitt .4:hit mother in the vicinity of Wilmington.' Hemotended,to. have bills fora considerabielsa n . of money in the handi, of a hanker at the , fortner' siace. Since the Mary sailed, however, search has; been . making for him.° It seems he-went to Scot. landsoitte time agqw ith.a -forged letter of intatt, IlithitiOtt to an C)llic•zr of rank and respeetability, and ; . pretended 'his father was "going to transfer: his pr9.l perty.froto Ireland to Scotland, on accOunt of the! ,--unsettlerl , state of affairs. there; anti produced. a con. .siderablivamount of bills which he wished: to deposit in some'of -the bankt.. By this •meiffis the Officer was induied to .recommend: him :JO, a !respc4r a bl e banking.house in Edinburgh, when was so far int. Imed on 111,40 advance bins a cilosidetable sum of money. Thorbills had-been .sent 10 I.omltur. 4(k t i Dublin, but,' were returned . art Satu tday st9naight. • , - .1 • ; . ,it.,•it; ; gp;sont, Surreys age492i. MrsoNicholts,:.reltit bfaelt.! F ranglq 4;1191)1, MPthq4 44.4p{ Nicooll.6 fi,„ 4.1;e, M. P. and (hit ghtqf di the Lie 'Litt 'M4cl. ; o n m on tt a y thi 341', hut:4%0416,40(1:e 'the! 75th year. of herAtt o 904,,„ n , , (33% Moodf y, the 14 Pprpe Mrs, MAlhoot: ;W ile 6ptiist Malbort; di 114:Mayerstyl'Ship Aueota:" the A c tf l dlnl y6l ) ua ur a. gh! , on the , a g .td .4 !a_ Iltg , of Ciuttlar.ooK, on tb e 2, Pt1l M 4Nh 155t 0 40 35.- man, iitt *IQ Yjii Regiment. f il/ At si Eginbomhi on the 3d hist. *he Alexandtr gyiOC 4 reli, 1414111 ter t he cuip e k at Artl4.9fi ttrchint, A i , , ijktuiktittitv,- on I ughtsti the vtlt ult. Mr. *Odin late atile xxitie,.tou ut Mr. iVtltiXtl) WitaGll, et Te 11441. At itus'Mat?se *cif k 'near litvetnesi, oh the 124 uk, Mrs> iti#Lauchlun, the k.v. Mr. -11 / 1 1 1..tuatiluisi. Mt. Ri*terof the (;.ek (.;:,hwelt i o Edinburgh. • Writ)* HAL f l i.-Orrirrid3r itfittliteit 16 ye ars old was ehirgetfwittPliiiiig the iii!utOttfatfter o f a child, of which the'itititirlartant 'c'a: 4 YBting w s then rirignani: any intenttott Of fors:dting the ',Saler "'rind f*ifivi. lam.' • 'file Parish Officers, he said, 'hod prevented .his nitiking the p irty ton account of 'the" kitysiity of their Churehisrardett denied that he hid nbjekied marriage on that-,Lenunt; but in ennietittenee of the titan and woman oelongi,,g to differ' nt parishes, And both being P.tupers. The !Viagtstrate thou,iitt it better that the it Oinuid ire' toarried; ' They then withdrew (U rife tbittriage tires. •IONIMN":, Printed by BUCHANAN 1 ,14 4 M1LL lit) v t, s a 1 44 A4M-ici,!4Sc".s,rst, tOf Sopa' 1 1 / 4 401t0n-litreet, h • L A SUN.OFT le, No . i 2, Strand whirs Adveitttement), Order' LOA l ohe Piper, Lfttrri the htlit cr,tec 2tititeleas Grcavenor:squir ). 1 ; , To Tfit)l4.4S.T:,..AiNi aK4 Es q' ' • Del Sir '•-• .r Loniliin 1— ii N 0,... , ), Nfnt_ Mg!... _II .3. , ~ . 4 . F. ,ELrt a Duty inrtitiihtiliropOn• me, til 11 1 ° .. l it , yacht' the very rr -ai rind eittialiiilinair cur e i ''. v testr 1) 1 LI/S. ceivaltrona !out iiivalit:.;ble IVI , et,llitite,TLE AK E's Y A 1 b' r ,___,' „ ,7 oFit EA ! ' :..,, About two years ago I Was at;aCKVig Wail a v Er. ~ Si ' P ISO it 1) E II which I treareit rather slightly for sirtni.. ,11,11, DUI tbepiicase at length sweat -ling all over iny bed'' , ' but (rig*ii) NAO.the 4 - ' t f the Put:tilt:lo t .. 1. ).y to most email? o . . ~., ( v‘en t en. asplistanee atrorded only temporary tiAtc .3 . whet' throughrieittliilts Courses of Salivation, ano from bong T h e 41 t r4I ' c i drPlachn 41:lit, was nalltietl;..to a mere Ael'"'; (wit r ••lsolut ti9l"*w.;lll our 1 Limbs ,rotierca„"ir„„vert. 11401/41 Apt',..., ~4 - „ , ) tnar ttly Fite dS'tiespaiieil of s.{.!' s 1 ,, Lo e rflerottghe to this situarivin, +torsi( afed °4 )14 19°1 :4#C..,,,. -a 'relation of nnrucimpatipiling nponj.:ooFJ to )4'/fifitoxtes:s44s Your Pills ft-Al:queer:Mt:4s I vic 4 t a m, Ant , r them, whicli 1 thriright rather rej a r m ong '° u '' ItitpliWie ng for two or ;bred mrinths, and tab le telaVill"', /111,140,14'14.3.10c0e1Fe1l 7.44.u1b5t titniccoVlbo:, it'3ll/t f49,11.!1134111.) tt,,sorls grivltlitily subsiding t ani t '•- f L icire b, .perttaitlieeeketed, and w alking otttdott".iv• ..0111 - ' tA 4N -I.3lotPbitt.bne-sittirabOx-ii.wh'khs,Attink,catitioui " sl , rielbil l iN l ili 41.04tkin ittaiangin.(l , i dbsefils' it is .ttnthi., -"inbst.heitiCrelt )tratit.tide,- friat,. • ... Isl . f lll,Jscit; S'n4ihYftlerituiriupbt/§trii",humble S'erctirii ..‘ gilt .., 1"5-illmsgitZkhuithest41„-Itity: I, villos ... I . ‘ Li •‘' he 3t '" " .114)...5,, ,r. otblic tit. t'ilp pot obic.i.t it s ! A tte , ' °ll l PI If 3 - t `ttli lea e ) . ott to at as Yo ur 44 Ali l lyfiattellit l'efithite.' . • ,l 4 ;., -,;, • ;, or , ,-, -- 6. V VIM-1)4n4 0.410 Af t tOT 014 l'or,",t . tirg c " , THOS. - `irree;; • t.onnott, at his Htiote, N. `4, tV r ' h e- ,„ . „ Irt y,siX Warrt ,- It;fM.C•94,*,..t.itii+i6l) f Ira thlie.;"'C a ° 1 voirs,. in a praitite.p.. curafO) 4ire,el4 vi tlc Pans ' - Verftkill (16titplaints, 'a those incidental -to t . _ ‘e iat o Generatiotranrimtli krexca,_.witlt tltat it 1 49 0" ;) f li‘i fls aYS°OI/Y wltieli Men ot his l'uktession should aiw 'thttfrtillfttriitilf,•tite lidvite aterasstittinee lie, M a t o: 44,4),..T. I*,astroinAsters: to, ~iftrsgro.l4lpg m0if,tf,,;01440) ,;,_ c.t- '. , 0 0i541'i,4;,,ng114:- ) 1 if:, ,46 4 , 1 . 4 1 V" ' A • . fis t • .: • 4, ‘4.1.1 vtmit-oYdriktrioitY; ..,:, onv enielle g i, ~,, , Wan soLii; . bis- Ariplittittittnt; .tor ti , . 4 , 3 5, 5 1 . 4 1,4. thoso.4l6og avaitiotantiej;atiEltsi,l'orturner's, II .._. ( )xf . .„ ban'ithtseet, till gig., lAA: Tay filt32, 1*'16'...„4"1.;11,; !c7; iireinlllilePilitheirouttii, 40. 7 ' 'f l44-5"- . Wer"" I ' .. itteeVsOlatligsclitt, No: 1. Union-ro' gr: ,Lg ivi A r 1. ( : 41 , 4, 0 . 1 1 11 ;', ft kli,g4ir,Xs !Slauth,-,bri4s, 4tibtifet vtki ,on . 1,0 in :. t bliii": - Al r. Ilillinc,-es, Litt. T IA 4 ' I.l ' i'larAl)l* fg cacti ' e Aterand-br 'one l'itstontrvis very-..0s ( aa. 9 J, s4sealifonin anti l relauti. ill. -Hoses ix -01,;0,-.7,y l ieritl'L t d 111*14,-.4,u,p wath fu/1 Jalci,pLaitylice4;tlVst 7 .7e `, 1 ,i, , 0 ,-te,eY - arip'se.); !My, ci.frethnisetves with'''' , 'i w ith . sstretf..i -,$ ' • t"- = ' ' --- H ~-, i li sealv- i I b ri" N fl- ikvcrY. liVt. sol4,imP.re4l "l i r n i ss oner.s , '' de' , . -- 'he (-0 1111 New B y e a-st,thr 0 vinten, by favour ..,t r ~t , , _ o ok. p fki " r gh 'To, WT.- r‘ •c i II are ir 1 :::: 4148 cIfte r tieltti:4 ,t i1t4:4141 Whic h hid/ i" Felamis °ll°l4 AIVIM;IL COTTON. Soma successful Expettuieuts have been. made in America and the West Indies, to preserde and. in. crease the insect known there by the name Al Fly. 'carrier, Which prodUce an Animal Cotton i in many, respeas superior to vegetable cotton. An intelligent Member of the American Philoso. phial Society (M. Riudry des•Lnkier - es), has en4bled us to vresent to the Public the following interesting MemOir on Animal Cotton, and the Tisett which produces it. EVery inhabitant' of the . says this Gentleman, knows and dreads - the greedy , tworm which devours their indigo and cassada plan. lations ; it is Called by ,some the eassaila.woriii by others the , Ply.carrier v. and is produced like the Silk. w-orm, froni eggs scattered by the Mo t h er a f ter her metamorphosis- into a whitish butterfly.' The , egg is hatched about the end of July, when' the animalis' decked with t robe of the Most brilliant 'and variegated colours. In die month of August,' 'when about to undergo its metamorphosis, it. strips Off its superb robe, aryl puts on one of a beautiful sea.green, which refleetv all its varioas shades ac cording' to -the Itiflepent undulations of the animal, and the different accidents of light... This new de. coration is , tbe signal fir its tortures. Immediately a swarm a ichneumon fliesassail it, and drive their stings into the skin of their viefimi over the' whole extent •of its back and side , ,, at the . satne time 'slip. ping' their eggs into the bottom of the wounds that they have 'made - . - Having performerf this 'dreadful operation, the flies disappear, and the patient remains for an hour in a •motioi It..ss state, our of which it, awakens to feed with great Voracity. Then his size daily in creases till the time of his hitchiog of the ichnen. mon flies. The eggs &posited are hatched at the same mnment, that the cas , ,ada instantly crivered with a thousand little wprms. 'They issue out of him atevery pore, and that animated robe covers hinswentirely, that nothing can he perceived but the top of his head. As soon as the Worms are hatched, and with:,u! quitting the spot-where the eggs are, which they have broke hrough , tber yielita liquid gum, Which, by coming into contaft with the air, is rendered .slimy and solid. tach of these anithalculae works hiinself a small cocoon, in the shape of egg, in which he wraps hirrisell, thus making; as it were, his okvrt winding.sheei. , 'They seem to be. born but to die: These million's of co.. turns all close toeAch 'other, and the form:111'On of • which has not taken two hours, form a whine and in this the cassida.worm appcars;'elegan'tly eluded. they are thus cleektfiChirti,' ttei rern'ains'in a state of almost . lethiOgfC ic4putity. As soon'as the . dovering it Woven, arid the little' workmen who havem'ade ir, hai.e:retitid and hieldtn themsklvei in their cells, the worm endravosirs to rid hiMself of his gust, and of the robe..ttihich con., taina thertit 'He conies 7 ont . of the s enclosure deprived •of all .hisffointer be . aitty, in ai state of decrepitude, exhnuitedr, r ind t h n ed.with approaching death. He 'Shortly passes to the Stair, of a chrysali's'; acrd after giving life to 'thy usaVicifOt eggs, suddenly' 'loses his own,. leaving- to the Cultivator an advantage: `itvliich 'may he' so improved as to more than compen sate the ravates which he oeeasi , uis`. In aboßt_tight 'dafs, the little worms contained' in the cocoons are metamorphosed into flies ? h'a‘vlng four Wings. Their intenUz are long and ; 'some have a tail, othor do' not spew it; thOt feed upOns'itiallinseds . .4q of the family of Acarus, ant - evidently belong.to the ielmeinnon tribe. Tice Cotton..sll.ll or wrapper is of a dazzling` white, and as as the flie s have quittedultiedo . coon i , t 1113 y hc thed without any pieffirAiiiite-: caution,; it is made up niche purest ton ; there 'is no refuse, - tin inferiorafti4l'n it ;i evcry . pa r i as firie ataliktattifill'ai cad 'ilikagihed. M.. 1). Lozieres (the Attthor of thi4tlVlcrqPir)' tirgrs the Americans to preserve, Ind- epdeavaus to increase the fly,Ca t ri er , in thesamemanner,,figllot similar purposes, that the htled of the silk,..ty,9tto is encouraged, He declargs,„thit he ,has frequently - seen so abundant a harvest .of tie anirnul r cotton, th:rt in p ie space of two hours he.could collat. the quautitY of one hundred pipp„ French.meatute.— ',vloreover, animal.cotton is, attended with .none of the' difkulties which 'occur in the preparation of vegetable.cotton, and it requires lest time and .less trouble to procure it, and there scetns4o.higs,:no (l946t tlt t.it , will Sta cQuvetriiim .‘ .I,L .ap 1 vegetable cotton; ,t.lic,oioy, egapitlicd to wounds, serve only to intlitme , ar4„.sl.vcim . ,; but the ; animal,eatton may he utakasiliA(pfigitiut. the s . lnoiFst inconveniesic:e • r v i • filf4ql.4 PR ICE a Yzsri: RStik Stock shut N.:yr c -o . er Lent. its* pet eat. 1,97, sa.tt I fish per Cent. • C. Cent. c.qt. shut per C. K. shut ; pbr C. Cori. 11,,,* t A shut Ditto shin STO:A'S, C.)AY„ In ILI Stock India glands, s. c, dig. Ft. 8111$ S. S. dis. Omni= tel 0 flit. to per. pet Cent. . i nitro AnnS. liznk tbr . I . 2oris. for Accoullt 5241 LONDON MARKETS, kc. RETURN OF WHEN fly Messrb. Cascoapd M Including only Ifolll the.26th • agreeably to t Quarters,at od 75 at • T I NI AfARK-LANE, [ALFAS, Aftol tOf Sept.. to th..; of 'Wt. orw 121 Qprt‘.A.s at 579 4:74 . 4t Os o 4 od 50 'at - 51 is cd od 54 ----- at 53. 0 fart . '35 at. cas 61 od 73! at pi od od ;t7 - at s!s cd CA, I 52 . at 47s od od Total .05 Quarters as. cid; Josor t' tli p3s 281 47 6 is 34 2 .. at 6 ts 317 at 64.1 s • 1 iNg. 4 6 0 —Average 575. Id. tartialt Return. A RE tU K.N . OF FLOUR, Vrorn Sept. 24; to Sept. 30, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. e. d. Sacks. d. S.wks. e. do 33. 5 9 9r 5 8 S. Si 0 1. 72 54 6 3 57 ' 17 s 3 S 1 ° ot i- • 6 0 . slo o• I 7 So' • I2s 1 SS. 0 jc. 52 6 4 6 So. • 4 546 2IR 52 ' Total 14.8 , Sack • Averi ze 545. 9 1d. 05. 3d. higher than last retign• • AVER.Ace PRICE OF ENGLANC, AND. %./Ar•E , Emitng O. t. • - J. Wheat, 5.0 I.l4Fley 244. 74: IDeAPS 365. RY'l 4V % . . , Oas 22. i. I'l4lcL OF 1101'S • - *Ads: POCK IrTS. Kent, 41: loS. t . 051. 6s; gent, 51 otl. to 51 , I . Sussex, 41. tb. tit co ; Sussex'. 41. 16i• ,5. ii 44. Es ' ex . .1 . l's• t' , - 1 . F:tr. 1 •to `4 l . " off-tU Lb'. 4 4 Red Clover White dittitt Trefoil Carr Away CorLdidei 'Turnip • c Vill:te Aloft - aid Seed Browti ditto C Jul a y ~~k Tar{ tie 147;:r...... - 2sS 10 54s }pg•cwt. • Aos • , 21:1 1 4 3zs tu z4sipr Dushet. its to Os ditto, 14 , to tis ditto. 7v; Lol_4! r !..i~ - - SMITHFIELD hIARI4T,'O4I. to. ."‘''inik the () HA --per itiglV of Bib. $ 4. NW, .4s. od. to ;s. 6•t. ve.gt, 41, I. d Multol4, 41. 4d. :0'51..4. poik, 4 s. ot. to Ss• 0 7* t r amp, od. to sq. od. UAW*, CA rri.E THIS HAY. Beaps abottt and I,Ainos 15,00a' ~ h . . NWCATE and LEA DI. NI HMI. - m A RK ET', u VI od. t o Od. 1 Pork, 4S. act. to ss. e_. Reef,mtt 3 s . 4d. •t o 4a..0tt 5. . : i Veal, p. 411 . . to' .s'• , I * * • wisolrior 3s. torir. to^irs; Bd. el ll-1- p,Rx6l of LEATHER:(per lb.) AT LEAD NI • ' LA .. BON 'A, tp 4lb-each 4 , .. - , 2 , i, tO .. :37- 1 . Ditto. .6o to lb. - c.leh . - ' - ... _" • ' l e4l. to . 2 1 Merchants' Backs, - . ~ - 224. to •il ii. 'DreSsitt; ifi(tes4.7.„ • .:. ' . kt to '.. ,H t 2 • Sine Co.wit Ifties - - .. , 70. ti' •: 41 "/ 'IT 1 .- fe tee '- - I I° 22 t . ' Crop Ices rc t mg, - _ .. 7 i to • Flat-Ortliniry." , -. • i •.; • - •.. - ' • 2f.i. t () -21 A7 ealtSr"s, 3' la 4RIo. per I)olteri- 3 i l c - t° Si" Ditto, sa to 701 t). 27d, to. d.. 1 lb. Ditto, ,-0 t e o'lolb. 264, to 5,8 d per lb. Stri4ll St.4lllXvotoland).36,t -to. 42,1. peril , • • • ,' ItPrO 4ttto, loo s. iv per Pcizeft. Tanned 1-1o!se tildes, ' 'l6s. to ps. vat l'lldi.:. Best Heircrs and .itiers ß titt l4 )' l l ) )r it il S il l tarii t ,'o ,iiirtvi• , , • , 3s. Rd. te4s. , oil: 1 Miltitet, -11 "' 7- , o i ti;,. 4 04 Niddiing,,3*. .44., 10,44 .00 y ._ -_- . 2____44.100 , 41:„...--- ----- ' ..- •- ,tig• . _ PRICEOFTALLOW-. i.d, s,,,,farno's Market , 44. 61 1 i t .T o wli Tallow , 77 3 •_, 5 , o d, Clare Nl:A:et 4s• 61t11 ' : 1 Russia 'do; f Cgod, ) , s ,, %V hitochmkel Market 4s. 41: Ititiiiia tin. 0500 1 r"& c s. W 4 stulle4Blb. ......-- Melting Stitif OP ..,-.-, Average - 3 3 i. .70. 'Ditio'niugh 445-.o' . .' price is. 61.1.' Ciart4 Ito, ea. . . , 1v ti lx ii. , t, ~ ....: iettow Sq,ap 114 S .-- MOtt IV!, i 3 i• - CUro , 9" , r .0 1, ' Pate:of Vifiates per doieo, s2..!::t.::::-LlInijit:j.7----*--erfi• 71 7:7711;11 ' . JNIVIESIs EtAfiLlitti ET, int s• , 112 Y. 41. 41. ad. to Was. 04 - I.—.4.Vvr 51. 4- .3 ' •D. 6d. Straw, 11. 8 - 6 1. 1 •6 1 k vr • 11. Ils• , *. t o 1 . I.ls_ t• —, , • . . • 3 t NVI . ISTECHAP E. M4Ftr.$,ET ()41. 1 1 5. Hay, 41. 43. od. to 61. ad.-4ver. Clover, GI. os. ott. od.-4vcr• g'. I w s. -( a WASP,' tit a z to i t. sisuji ., lW. 11. 125 . ° COA). EkCH A' Sreltr, .Resecosis, itt the Poot, pet Chakiron 14$ I.),liivero4 to llo ß sek r • 31, - • $ siinderiand; p_er ron t ": 4 , 4 • Delivered to Houtekeevers at . • .41 . 4/03 . (4.4. , .• • , At Sttgoheld, Williitn4e4lo4lYll. lisap of,P O M4uN,Ftr-' librk„ 16 Nliss'Wright; thugfiter of Thijitias ► of r:Fits,WalYers, "Essex. •.; 1 .- • ; • ' " I, ;4l Yostgrdity„ sit Se, Marketeriitehureh, Westlit4Stitrw'frho-,, iCampbelj, E s q. w 444 Allotiihia 4.01 44 1 f1 414 1 ' 1. grP; of P(rkttiltesi The same thy, at Chiswick, Mr. Francis M‘ertiheirt,Yoc A.isikott" to Mi ss 8 4141.. At h i lidras, Alexander At4tß,lthc,r. Advocate-dett9-1 Ail, to Mts. Selby ' : I)rornutinnori on the , nth- ul t.e lexandeX Fon rtrin,t Esq. to Miss E liza.G rant, Fldpst4aushtqcp(A9littcCifaßt,, of Druniminnor. M t; reenock, on the 3d , inst. `Allen agre;l:m. nitlichhift,l .t3ilisgo,y, Miss }met ituater, second daughter of the de..f ceaseo James !kilter. 4\9,ll}Frchatlr p crego9ck. At on rhe,3(l pert; 'obit I; 41' 'Ti:4 ,gnur, to Miss isanulla- aiughter ot Ate - „ . • ~/ItA, l 440 I 04: . (IA Mpt)(4y, 4t Ppintxtrei" Mr. Aliter,-garrick,,, Writer in ta%ovt;. Nl4i tow mAebulay, ughtii of tir o ' late Win Niacatilay i E . sti. - l'owir Clerk of D